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VTtWPAY EVENING HICKORY DAILY RECORD PAGE THREE BP a a a a BOggaaoaaooQnDnDQDDaDnDDDDDooDaaaaDD ANYBODY Can Tell You the Time I Or you can look at the Run. But you don't like to ask, and the sun is O not always visible. You Need a Reliable Watch Just step into our store and let us 5 show yiu some of our latest and g t reliable models mm We have a 1 ine that can't be ex celled anywhere. We have them in all models and at all prices. Q Geo. E. Bisanar i Jeweler and Registered ODtometriat S 5 Watch inspector for Southern and C. and N.-W. Railways. Q aflBflnoDDaaaaDMDDDaoaoaoaDmmanQi:!:'n Valentine Flowers Qirnations, sweet peas, violets, potted plants. What makes a nicer Valentine than flowers? Give Us Your orders Early. We are agents for Scholtz the Florist Salisbury Green Houses. - Hickory Drug Company A Good Drug Store In A Good Tom The REXALL Store Telephone 46. TRY A SMILE In your joumys through the years, Use a smile. It will weave a hope from fears, fWlith a smile There's a power that somehow brings To the heart that ever sings All the old world's goodly things It's a smile. If the clouds o'ercast the sky, ' Use a smile. They will vanish by and by, With a smile Though the world with woe seems rife. You can challenge all the strife That comes creeping into life, "Wjith a smile If the world seems upside down, Use a smile. For it won't help things to frown .Try a smile. There's a hope that stays to bless; You can win the sweet caress Of the fickle good Success, With a smile; If you think you've missed the mark, Use a smile. If your life seems in the dark, Whv. lust smile Don't give up any fight; There's coming a day that's bright; There's a dawn beyond the night, If you smile. Exchange. ii:':i!iiiuiiiii,i:;i!ii!iii;,'!i'!':i Lutz's Drug Store j On the Comer j Phones 17 and 3 17 I S' 40 'Wlanvtr Advance Spring Models in Wirthmor Waists v. Our Auto Repair Service We aim high We want to give you the best of work, from a minor adjustment to a complete overhauling job, in the quickest time possible, commensurate with accuracy, at the minimum of expense to you. We are in business t stay (not for a "getaway," Can we count on you? THE PAY THEY GET University News-Letter. The following table of average an nual salaries has been constructed from figures given by Dr. Victor I. Masters in his recent book the Coun try Church in the South; by MS L. Shipman in the 1915 report of the state labor commissioner; and by Dr. . Y Jojmer in the 1913-14 Report of the state superintendent of pub lic instruction. (The average annual salaries are for white prachers in the south out side of cities having 25,000 inhabitants to 190; fo whjte fcrnmon-schoo.l teachers in North Carolina in 1913 14 : and for wage earners of both races in the state in 1915, supposing that they were steadily at work throughout the year. Public school teachers, .whitq, rural i , $235 Public school teachjers., white, city . 454 IHaptist preachers, white 473 Methodist preachers, white 681 Presbyterian preachers, white 858 Automobile mechanics 469 : Wood-workers 479 ! Blacksmiths 588 Cabinet makers 601 1 Carpenters ... 676 Engineers 789 I Painters ; 829 j Electricians - 939 j Moulders 861 ! Mechanists 961 I Holier makers 1074 I Stone cutters 1095 blasters 1293 Brickmasons 1317 Contractors , 1330 Plumbers 5 1408 "WEAREVER." No 40 Size 2, $1.75 Our greatest hot water bottle value and the most popular style we carry. Moulded con struction without seams or binding to leak. Good, strong, tough, red rubber. A bottle that will last a long time and give perfect service as long as it lasts. Get one now and be prepared against chills and colds. B-l. Made of sheer, fine voile. Front prettily tucked with tucks of alternating widths. Collar cut in distinctive design, and outlined with dainty Val. lace and hemstitching. Turn back cuffs trimmed with lace to match collar; sleeves are insert with hemstitching, and back trimmed with group tacking. li-3. The material here used is a soft, sheer, fine shadow-striped Crepe, new and decidedly attractive The deep cape collar is defined with fine Pico edging and further ornamented with single row of fine Val. insert ing. Lace edging trims cuffs, sleeves are insert with cording, and the plainness of front is relieved by two tucks on either side of front fold (OOP nop) RTWMOR WAIST B-2. The outstanding features of this pretty model is the deep collar, which is outlined with bands of Or gandie daintily embroidered. Front is prettily tucked, has large orna mental buttons for fastening, and hemstitching is liberally used to join sleeves, to trim cuffs and collar. Groups of fine tucks trim back B-4- This winsome model is cut in surplice effect, the deep collar and reveres which are made in one piece are outlined with ruffle of fine plaiting; plaiting to match also trims cuffs. Large ornamental pearl buttons are used for fastening, am', front and collar are further trimmed with pretty Val lace. The mate rial used is Voile of a very good quality Wie count ourselves extremely fortunate in being able to con tinue to provide our patronswith these thoroughly desirable Whists at this exceedingly moderate price Only the cooperative alan under which they are made and sold with the larger result rig economies could make possible such really wonderful value. Sold in just one Good Store in every city and sold here exclusively Thompson-West Company "The Ladies' Store. I a THE INEVITABLE CITY GARAGE Phone 377. See Us for Good Printing Ae Dutch inventor's telephone scarcely larger than a lead pencil, depends on the heat generated in a piece of platinum wire by elec tricity to produce vibrations that transmit audible messaegs Marcus L Hdl D. C. Lincolnton, N. C. At Hickory: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 11 a. mi to Z . m., Hotel Huffry. , This Is To Remind You! Pay your lighting bills before the 10th and receive the discount. Continuance of service depends on bills being paid by the 1 5 th of each month following that in which service is rendered. 'THE SANITARY WAY PHONE 190. Clothes Altered. Cleaned, Pressed, Dyed and Repaired CITY PRESSING CLUB Moose & Miller. j Mr Barton lived in a suburban j town His wife asked him '-.o pur j f?hase a shirtwaist for her while in ! New York. After telling the sales ' girl what : he was after, she display : ed a number. i '"Here are some very pretty ones j What color do you prefer?" she said. ! "It dosen't make any difference," ! replied Mr. Barton. "Doesn't make and difference!" ex claimed the salesgirl. "Why, Home i vou think vour wife would like a cer tain color." "No, it makes no difference what color I get or what size I shall have to come back tomorrow to have it changed." SUBSCRIBE FOR THE RECORD a em uvic f7 V Don't put it off Pay before the 10th. Southern Public Utilife Cu. If you appreciate quality, first class service and reasonable prices consistent with sound busines, we are at your service. We carry a complete line of sup plies and accessories, if it is for the automobile we have it, anything from a COTTER PIN to a seven passen ger LIMOUSINE. See us for that little "Hickey" Boick Garage QUALITY! SERVICE! PHONE 2 lO. a a a a a a 19 Q n NOTICE PTT1 ii j? FAMES n unnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnonQnnnnnnntinannnnnnannn nnnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnDnnnnnnnnEanDnnnBBHBE 53 Si K3 ES O! O E n a I Piedmont -Hickory Wagons In addition to our regular line of farm and road wag n ons drays, log gears, carts, etc, we have recently m 5 troduced a new line. This is our minature wagon n for the youngsters. "PIEDMONT, Jr." we call it, and not only does it delight the children, but is really a H very serviceable vehicle. It weighs about seventy -5 five pounds, is equipped with solid steel axle, remova m wi ua onri coot cWfts nr t.nnciie. or both, and, m rf U1C I ttHU OCtf, kJllUXWMj C3 ' M O short, is a little big wagon complete in every respect g 5 They are very light running, and guaranteed to stand q the rough usage of children. Every family in which D O there are little boys or girls sholud have one of these, g Q Q g Piedmont Wagon & Manufacturing Co. a g n Local Agents g ABERNETHY HARDWARE COMPANY, Hickory, N. C. g g G. A. WARLICK, Newton, N. C. g MORG ANTON HARDWARE CO, Morganton, N. C. g g J. K. CLINE AND SON, Lincolnton, N. C. g BERNHARDT-SEAGLE CO., Lenoir, N. C. g RinnnnnnnnnnQnnonDnnccannQnncannnnnoannna The Hickory Electric Company is offering every inducement to connect with ru al telephone lines. These build up the country, in addition to giving farmers same service as given town subscribers on party line. Rates Very Low. Ask for particulars and rate. Let us show you Western Elec tric Farm Lighting System. Terms reasonable. Investigace our proposition. ickory Electric Co. f m Li II?.. 5 If "U EMENT Concrete Milk Houses Make Dairy Work Easy Concrete kreps out dampness. It does not absorb or give out odors. Milk cannot soak into it. Concrete walls, floors, and vats are cleaned qu'ckly and easily and help to keep milk sweet. Build a milk house of II G0AIWD if parti win IL Lr.aa a u y ui -' umw ani you will have an everlasting, sanitary s'ructurs that will be a credit to y cur farm. You can mix the con crete yourself; we will give you full directions. We have so'; ALPHA, the guar anteed Portland Cement, to users for miles .iround. ;mcl we notice that these us"-: cm: l ack for more. Its strength is tJtirrzr'rd t raor? than meet the U. S. Govemrnerit standard, and it al ways gives sat sfactory resuhs Abernethy Hdw. Co.
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