HICKORY DAILY REGOUD
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Look in Your Mirror
after we have fitted you with
glasses ami you will be pleas-
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The reason is ih-.it
in fitting glasses I not only
supply riyht glasses tQ cor
left the optical defects, but
also to suit the features.
Patrons are coming a long
ways, even from other
states, to ge the benefits of
this splendid optical service.
Geo. E. Bisanar
Jeweler and Registered Optometrist.
Watch Inspector for Southern and C. nd N. W. Railway.
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i.h ami for folds. After taking It ;
i.i-uh always disappears," writes
l; Moore, Lost Valley, (Ja. Ob
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Kev. Jhon A. Koon. of Rockwell
in the city todav the P-nosta f
and Mrs. M. J. Abernethy.
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Mr. .1. (. T.erkley, editor of the
Times Mercury, has returned from
Waterloo, Iowa, where h has been
on business for several days. In his
absence Mr. J. F. Click, an old hand
at the game, wielded the pencil and
use. I the paste pot and scissors.
-Cohere is g'reat satisfaction in
knowii W that you have the best,
che cner of a
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Pastime
Universal
Pictures
Today
YOU WANT SOMETHING
A remarkable comedy in two
acts. Awarded first prize
by the Associated advertis
ing Clubs. Played by Gale
Henry and Wm, Franey.
"THE PANEL GAME"
A two act drama.
A luring incident of Beach
life with a moral, played by
G. Raymond Nye, Robert
Wilson, Wlilter Belascot and
Peggy Condray.
Watch for
THE SHIELDING SHADOW
i athe's wonderful serial. Pro
duced by Astra. Featuring
Grace Darmond, Leon Bary
and Ralph Kellard. Bigger
and better than "The Iron
Claw." First episode will be
shown "FREE" to everybody
at the Pastime November 20,
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Mrs.
Serrill Douglas who has been!
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. B. Men-'
zies returned to her home in Bristol,
Pa. yesterday afternoon. !
Diamond And
Putman Dyes.
We Have a Full Line.
:avy,
Grand. iNverareD Grand
or PlM'Gr Piano
has! this satisfaction.
Hardin, Sole Agent.
North Carolina,
1348 Un'on Square
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During This Week.
c.' 'j,lvia,'i' rcuiceu prices on all hats and trimmings. Come g
inspect our beautiful line of shapes just received. g
Mrs. W. R. Beckley,
"Milliner of Style." j
Entertains Varsity Team
Residents in the neighborhood of
the Presbyterian parsonage last night
were startled by the appearance in
their midst of a crowd of husky
youngmen who surrounded and took
possession of the parsonage. How
ever, their fears were quelled some
what by noting the presence of Pro
fessors Coble and Morgan, who seem
ed to be the ringleaders in the move
ment. Inquiry developed the fact
that it was the victorious football
team that had contended for honors
at the fair, who were being enter
tained by the captain of the pluckey
team, Mr. Voorhees Garth. They had
a good time, of course.
Everybody does when he goes to
the Presbyterian parsonage, and par
ticularly a bunch like these live wire
football players.
Wilted collars and disheveled hair
was the result of the submarine ef
forts of the boys to bite into apples;
submerged in a tub of water, while
the frantic efforts of
grasp apples in their
swaying in the air were excruciating-
j ly funny. During the festivities a
couple of shrouded figures entered
silently, moved through the crowd
and disappeared. It was a visit
ing delegation from a young ladies
valentine party in the adjoining
house.
Miss Bost Hostess
The Entre Nous Club was delight-'
fully entertained yesterday afternoon
by Miss Constance Bost. After an !
hour spent pleasantly in sewing the
guests were invited into the dining
room and served a delicious lunch. The !
table decorations and souvenirs were!
suggestive of Halloween. Mrs. Ron-'
.1 T 1 "11 T ,t
ua cucnanan win nave me next
meeting.
U-53 VISIT A PRECEDENT
Army and Navy Journals Thinks
That Was the Purpose of It
That Germany proposes to test to
the limit the forebearance of the
United States, as regards submarine
warfare, is the opinion of Colonel Wil
liam C. Church, editor of the Army
and Navy Journal. In the current
issue of that paper, he cites the re
cent activities of the U-53 and de
scribes the activities of American de
stroyers on that occasion as one that
"must grate on the sensibilities of
the officers of our navy," and sug
gests that the visit of the U-53 was
intended to establish a precedent,
which would take the place of the
precedent created by President Grant j
in 1870, when he announcer! thai
American waters must not
for belligerent purposes
Putmans
Black
Brown
Navy Blue
Dark Iue
Olive Green.
Green
Diamond.
All colors
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in clothes for men and young men
Lutz Drug Store
"On the Corner"
Phones 17 and 317
VOTE HUGE CREDIT
De-
Deputies Grant von Roedern's
mand for $2,856,000,000
iEbrlin, Ctet. 30. The Reichstag af
ter a short discussion, passed the bill
be used for a new war credit of 12;000,000,000
i marks, ($2,855,000,000) asked tor yes-
The action of the German snbnia-' tsrdav by Count von Roedern, the Im-
rine U-53 off our coast on Oct. 8," says perial treas n-er. The only votes in
the Army and Navy Journal, "when ; opposition were those of the Radical
she sank five passenger and merchant wing of the Socialist party,
ships, leaving their passengers and The members cheered enthusiasm-
crews to be picked up by the boats of ; eally when the vote was announced,
the destroyer force of the navy, is a I Count von Roedern in yesterday's
matter that will not down. From the j speech said it was evident, up to the
very beginning of the operations of j present, that Germany's financial bur
this new type of warship it was e'ear- ! dens, compared with her efforts and
ly apparent that the old practice of results, were lighter than were those
a neutral ship at sea. takine- off Vipv i ot her adversaries.
passengers and crew, and then sink
ing the vessel is sufficient justifica
tion was found for the act, could not
work with the submarine. It was
realized that it was physically im
possible for a submarine raider to ac
commodate any considerable num
ber of passengers; and it was also
made plain by the commanders of
these German submersible raiders in
the waters around the British Isles
that they rlid not wish to take passen
gers aboard except in the case of a
small number of prisoners. If we
had any doubts as to the German idea
as to how this submarine warfare
should be conducted the case of the
Part of the money invested in in
dustries making war material, the
secretary said, will either be repaid
or employed usefully in time of
peace. He added:
"I refer to the nitrogen establish
ment from which we hope to put at
the disposal of agriculturists more ni
trogen at lower prices than they ev
er had before the war. Further to
be considered in this direction is the
replacing of part of our copper by
aluminium, and also the establish
ment of an industry for producing
fodder."
'He said that the largest part of
There is that about "High Art Clothes"
which takes them out of the dull mono
tony of the "just clothes' 1 class and gives
them a personality of their own.
Their designer follows no precedents other than
good taste and the "High Art" models for Fall
and Winter testify to his ability to put life into
his designs.
These clothes will majce you a'better dressed man and at their
price they challenge the field.
See them feel the comfort of them and you will wear
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Jn.iJE EY STROUSE &. BROTHERS,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Moretz-Whitener Clothing Company
' "The Quality Sh.p,
wjtrjKa
Dobrudja with necessary ammunition
and winter clothing, therefore the
federal government hopes that you
will unanimously consent to the new
credit of 12,000,000,000 marks asked
for in the supplementary budget."
ARMENIAN-SYRIAN FUND
The funds collected for the Arme
nians and Syrians closed vesterdav
the war expenditure, however, was
Lusitania settled that for all time, or : used directly for the army, and con
at least until she should be compelled eluded as follows:
to bow to the force of public opinion "Because we must provide from: and a check for the amount. S14.CG.
the boys to j and follow the ordinary dictates of this new credit our soldiers fighting j has been sent to Charles R. Crane,
teeth while! the riehts of neutrals and non-bel-! on the Somme, in Courland, Poland , treasurer of the American Committee
ligerents at sea." ! and Galicia, and in Transylvania and ' for Armenians and Syrian Relief, Now
York.
The local treasurer submits the.
following reportj showing amount.
received at the different stations:
Offering at First Presbyterian
Church . $5.co
Lutz Drug Co., box :ir.
First National Bank .. 2.55
Hickory Drug Co ,y;
Hickory Bank and Trust Co 4S
Hotel Huffry 93
Cash i'yo
Total $14.GG
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and inaugurated a raid on the rival
party, with draped forces, the boys g
marched over to the house, and like 2
the Ku Kluxes of old silently travers- S
ed the rooms, leaving the ladies trans- 5
lixed with surprise. But the end q
was not yet. The boys had scarce- g
ly returned before a similar raid was g
i.iade on them by the girls. It was gj
an hilariously happy party and the gj
boys departed with happy felicita- jig
tions of the event. Q
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outh Bend Malleable Rartcre
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Mr. Fred H. May of Leneir, edi
tor of the News, was a business vis
itor to Hickory today, and incidental
ly received the thanks of many Hick
ory citizens for the mani.-ei' in which
ihis paper helped the fair.
A White Lie
Boston Transcript.
Caller Is Mrs. Blank in?
New Irish Maid No, ma'am, she's
not at home, and may God forgive
the awful lie I'm tellin' ye. (Slams
the door).
ow Abut Those Pictures
I hat you have been laying away to
be framed for Xmas. We have a
big stock of molding and would be
pleased to quote you prices.
Bring Them in Early.
THE VAN DYKE SHOP
Meet me at the Book Store.
notice
the
Public!
Beginning Monday, October 2nd,
the Catawba Co-operative Creamery
will sell to its patrons in Hickory but
ter and eggs at cost price. The sales
will be between the hours of 1 and
3 p. m., and the terms will be strict
ly cash.
Remember the Time, Place and Terms
CATAWBA CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERY
A. O. Mitchell, Mgr. John W. Robinson, Pres.
CONFER WITH GREEK KING
.Aens, Oct. 31. King Constan
tine had a lengthy audience with the
Russian and British ministers.
An entente diplomat informs the
Associated Press that a complete un
derstanding, which "should arrange
things much more satisfactorily for
the king, Venizelos and ourselves"
has heen reached with the Greek sov
ereign. It is understood that as the Greek
government continues to demon
strate its willingness and ability to
maintain order in Athens the French
landing force will be withdrawn grad
ually and the French control of the
police, telephones and telegraphs and
the railways also will be loosened.
The strike on the Iarissa railway
has been ended and the withdrawal
of the Greek troops from Thessaly
will begin promptly.
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
Of Mrs. Cbappell, of Five Years'
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Mt. Airy, N. C Mrs. Sarah M. Chap-
(ell of this town, says: "I suffered for
ive years with womanly troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my punishment
was more than any one could tell.
I tried most every kind of medicine,
but none did me any good.
I read one day about Cardui, the wo
man's tonic, and I decided to try it. I
had not taken but about six bottles until
1 was almost cured. It did me more
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me why I
tried, put together,
Mv friends beean asking
looked so well, and I told them about
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Do you, lady reader, suffer from any
of Ihe ailments due to womanly trouble,
such as headache, backache, sideache,
sleeplessness, and that everlastingly tired
feeling?
If so. let us urge you to give Cardui a
trial. We feel confident it will help you,
fust as it has a million other women in
the past half century.
Begin taking Cardui to-day. Yo,
won't regret it AU druggists.
WrittUt. Chattanooe Medicine Co., turtles'
Advisory Dept., Chattaiiooea. Tenn., for Sttcta.
Instruction, on your cm and 64-pa.e book Home
TrMUnu lor Worn-" ta plain wrapper. N.C. IS
At the Price of the T?an0e aone - the ware is Jree
Beginning Nov. 8, Ending Nov. 14, We Will Demonstrate
3 This offer is good during our Big Exhibit of The South Bend Malleable Range for one
3 week only. During that time an expert from the factory will be with us to demonstrate and
3 point out exclusive features and points of advantage The South Bend Malleable Range has
3 over any other range made. We know that you can be convinced The South Bend Mai- 0
3 Feable is tjie best range in the world. It is the only range with the Patented Keystone Cop-
3 per-Beanng Aluminum-Fused Rust-Resisting Flues throughout. It Looks Best, is Built Strong-
I est, Bakes Best and Lasts Longest. Be sure to come and bring all your friends. Useful g
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Remember the date, Beginning Nov. 8, Ending Nov. 14
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