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n,ESDAY EVENING HICKORY DAILY RECORD PAGE THREE lanaaaaanaaDPaoDDQODDDDODaaaaDDDDDoon Take Care of j Your Eyes j r-lOC ! M 0 P N P P 0 a Wutch i P 100,000 blind people in the United States, according to the last census. According to the statement a large per centage could have been pre vented if properly cared for in time. This does not in clude partial loss of sight and o'ther complications. Geo. E. Bisanar Jeweler and Regis tered Optometrist nspector for Southern and C. and N.-W. Railways. e jfigflnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnonnnnonnnnnnnnQana llli:illllllllll!li:illllll!IHI!!llll!;i!ll!nilM SELF-FILLING FOUNTAIN PEN Tha nw favnrita In Fontv tain Pens, SELF-FILLING, LiK 8 KLF-C LEANING. NON LEASABLE, all three features combined in one pen which makes the SHEAFFEB the practical pea lor an aaea. Ooaranteed to give aatbfaction to the user. We have a complete assortment in stock ana will be pieasea to deinoiMtrute tliid pea to run. mm miiiiiinmttmm: Society Miiiiiiiiuiiiinmui!in::8ttm Local and Personal a U III!II!III!II!III1IIII!!!!!I!!HI HI V -jMlllni im ii ii -1 Mrs. A. T. Hannon of Montgomery, Ala., left Saturday for Monroe after spend ng ten days as the charming guest of Mrs. E. L. Shuford. Miss SellersEntertains iMiss Virginia Sellers was hostess yesterday afternoon to the Entre Nous Club. Miss Louise Jones was a guest. After an hour spent pleas antly in sew'.ng the hostess served delicious two course refreshments. Miss Constance Bost will have the next meeting. Hickory Drug A Good Drug Store In The REXALL Store Company A Good Town. Telephone 46. SHOCKS Through Work And Quick briefly describes the serv'ce we offer in auto repairs. The motorist who has put up with ordinary time-wasting ser vice, or has submitted to unreasonable charges in or der to obtain reliable repairs will save both dollars and hours by coming here for anyth ng from an adjust ment to an overhaul. CITY GARAGE Phone 377. Want Ads in the Record bring Results iaBnnnnnpnnnnnnnnnnaDaonnnnnonnnnnnnnnH Storage Batteries! s B s B I B B 8 Iiun't throw away your old storage battery. Bring it to us, ove will repair it as good as new. 'It costs you nothing if we fail. We are Service Station for Exide and Everready Storage Bat teries and our service department is in charge of Mr. M. , &. Thompson an expert battery and electrical man. Let ua have that troublesome Generator, Starter, Electric Mo tor or Magneto, we will repa r it for you. E3 n u All work fully guarantee! to give satisfaction. Jileust-il, You must be a a a n 8 QUALITY! a PHONE 2 1 0. H M n ElBBIIIinnODDaDDnaDDDDDDDDDDaDDDnDDDDDDaDU Buick Garage SERVICE! Miss Seagle Hostess The Hickory Mjusic Club was de lightfully entertained last evening by Miss Essie Seagle. There was a large attendance of the members. Mjusical current events were answer ed at roll call. The hostess read a short paper on each of the three com posers for the evening, Bond, Salter and King. The following program was given: Shadows," toy Carrie Jacobs r"mA was sung by Miss Margaret M'cConvb. "'Chimney Swallows," by Bond, played by Mrs. J. H. Hatcher. "The Cry Of Rachel," by Salter, sung by Mrs. Karl Patterson. "Impromptu," by Julie R'ne King was played by Mrs. G. Wl Hall. "Sunset in the Great Divide," by Bond, played by Mrs. W. B. Menzies. "His Buttons are Marked U. S.," by Bond, was sung by Mrs. Karl Patterson. Mrs. G. N. Hutton. the secretary. read a letter from Umlberto Sorren- tino, saying how sorry he was that he was unable to come here and ive his concert. On account of the broken English he speaks, the construction of his sentences caused much merriment. lie also enclosed a photograph of him self. He has a remarkablv fine face which is quite a draw'nsr card. An open meeting of the club was al so discussed. ,A salad course with ice tea and candy was served before adjournment to meet next with Mrs. George Bailey. VARIETY OF ITEMS GATHERED IN NLftVTON :Mr. S. A. Whitener of Kidsville, Lincoln county, was in the city Monday. .The weather is about right planting, but in most places ground is too wet. for the TOi LET REQUISITES The Rev Rush Pagett will conduct the prayer meeting at the First Bap tist church Wednesday night The pubi c is cordially invited. The Rev. J. B. Pruitt's sermon at g the Baptist church Sunday morning is receiving many compliments as be- j ing the real, genuine article, without M mixture or white wash. j Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shell spent jj Sunday in Newton, visiting Rev. and g Mrs. Fulmer, whose little daughter is quite ill with pneumonia. They re- jgj port it better. j Hi The Rev. J. C. Koepplin, formerly j of Detroit, who is temporarily locat- ed at Claremon, is in the city. Mr. jj Koepplin is a member of the Ohio Lu- theran synod and it :s hoped he will g make this section his home perma- nently. I Clean Teeth Never Decay It is easy to keep your teeth white and clean when you have such helps as you find in our store. Tooth brushes and tooth pastes are important items here and the kind we sell are not only the very best but the var'eties are large. Lutz's Drug Store On the Corner Phones 1 7 and 317 m i as 8 WEST HICKORY NEWS Newton, Feb. 29. The Bost school house was destroyed by fire Friday afternoon an hour after school had been dismissed for the week, the fire supposedly catching from the flue. New desks to the value of $120 were burned. The building was an old one, and a new one will be built during the sumruer. The loss of the desks and the sudden termination of the term are greatest damage caused. One of the best schools in the coun ty was being conducted by Jerry Alundy and Miss Bertha Cline. The Bost school about 18 years aero lost its building by fire. iNext Tuesday Conover eraded school district will vote on $10,000 of school bonds. The registration closed Saturday and wound up with a warm flourish. Citizens here yes terday said that the issue had stir red much interest and the fight was hot. The act calling for the election fixes no tax, the school tax voted de pended upon to maintain the school and pay the bond interest. This is 30 and 90 cents; and of course cannot be increased without a vote of the rcople of the district. 'Fred Lowrance was awarded the contract for the new Schrum build ing Fr'day afternon when L. A. Car penter, guardian for the estate, re ceived and opened bids, the price be ing approximately $8,600. Several bids were placed among them being one from David Cecil of Lexington, who has done contract work here be fore. The old building on the site is to be removed shortly. J. F. Smvre who occupies part of it, will move in to the rear of the Abernethy and Thompson store. iR. W. Cline. who has a pool room in the place, was still wondering where he would move to yesterday. Business places for rent are not to be had in town at this time. MASONIC LODGE TONIGHT There will be a special eommunica- had then been in operation for tlon f Hickory lodge, No 143 A ' years, and I have yet to see anJ A-..- knight and all memoers ut-4- . p u and visiting Masons are invited to be DR. CLARK BACK FROM DAVIDSON MEETING The Rev. J. M. Clark has returned from Davidson College, where he held an eight days' meeting which was well attended and the results very 3ncouraging. Eleven additions were made to the church and 13 persons made profession. About 250 recon secrations resulted also and 20 fam ilies were added to the family altar league of the Southern Presbyterian church. The college boys attended the meeting in large numbers and took a fine interest in it, the atten dance being large at each service. Dr. Clark is an alumnus of Davidson, graduating 30 years ago, and it was i double 'pleasure for him to be there. There is some good in everybody. You are no exception to th's rule. The law 'provides more ways of. es caping punishment than in inflicting it. It is not difficult to retain your friends if you are expert in accept ing favors. w,man has one advantage over IN 6 matter what you want done in man in buy ng hats. When she finds his line, a dentist says it won t hurt. nap to suit her she can adjust Of course, he means that it wont h" huurl to fit it. hurt him. Judging ly the looks of some Many a young man falls in love nwbundrt, it would seem that their w th a girl who doesn't exist, soon wm married them merely to keep fmdin" that it is a case of mistaken ino apinuter class. identity. Notice to Taxpayers After March 1 st another penalty of 1 per cent will be added to all City Taxes still un paid. Call and take up your receipt at once if you wish to save this additional penalty. John W. Ballew City Manager. NOTICE Sealed proposals will be received at the office of City Manager by the City Council of the City of Hickory until March 6th, 1917, at 7.30 p. m., for the erection and completion of an Electric Power line, approxima tely 12,000 feet, consisting of No. 6 triple grade weather proof wire and three 15 K. W. transformers irom 2200 to 220 volts, two single throw triple pole switches, six single pole i;n.utnno- orrfistors. one starting com- n.atnr nnft ammeter. Details ot above construction can be obtained by applying at the othce oi ny man (City Council reserves the right to all bids. Certified check for $100)00 must n,nv each bid until satisfac tory bond is given for completion of the work. w BALLEW 9 oo iot City Manager The Rev. C. A. Rhyne of Drexel was in the city Monday on his way to Gastonia. ile sajs his churches , TT . . , gave him the heaviest pounding the . fj Hckory, Feb 2 . The ma other day he ever had. It felt good, eria for thf new, knitting mill is be and he thinks he can live bountifully m delivered on the grounds near the for three months. graded school. Work on the building will begin in a short while. DEATH OF MRS. SHERWOOD ' Mr. WJ11 Shook moved here from The body of Mrs. A C. Sherwood, Mprganton last week and is running aged about 28 years, who died Mon- a restaurant in the new store bu. id day in a Hendersonville sanatorium, i"g f Mr. S. Z. Parker, passed through Hickory today on No. The Ivey Mill is now ' changing 22, being carried to Durham for bu- part of the looms on two harness rial. plain work. There will be 100 looms iMrs. Sherwood is well remember- on plain work and 300 still on satteen. ed in Hickory as Miss Lillie Ury, and ,Mr G- c. Wilson visited his broth was the toster daughter of the late er Mr T c Wilson in Kast ilick John r isher. A'uout three years ory gunjav ago she was happily married to Rev. r T, ' . lt . , A. C. Sherwood, a Baptist minister, Mr: ryson Carswell os AltaVista, who lives at Durham. She had been Va-' ls v. siting relatives, ill with tuberculosis since last Oc- iMiss Mary Williams of Morganton tober, and a few months ago entered is spending a few days here with Mrs. the sanatorium for treatment in the M. J. Lackey. hope of regaining her health. Jler Mr. Gaither Cook and family and death caused sorrow to her many Mfiss Fannie Smith spent Sunday at friends here. Brookford attending a singing school. " I Miss Margaret Milton spent Sun INGENIOUS LlITER BOXES day at Brookford with her parents. "One sees mail boxes in operation f j l in Hungary, both in cities and small S"n' !hL?lt hLaStld JJ SPECIAL COMMUNICATION uiii-v cuc, ciiiLi nic.y cue cci iciiiiiy j;uuu to look at as to the design," says F. R. Schlesinger. "It was fourteen years ago that I saw them, and they h many till V tlllllC KJK llCl 111 till V Mtll I Ul IUC . mi 11 ii world present. Ihe blue Jodjre .s utowuij? "The letter boxes are such that one rapify .aml mo.re. "bers than over , , u . i e are taking part in the work, does not have to lift any part of them in order to drop the letter. There is a wide slot on both sides, pro- ' tected by brass flaps working on hinges, so that the letter drops down without any possibility of becoming stuck near the top in the lift, as in our boxes. Furthermore, the letter carrier does not touch apy letter when he takes the mail out. He has bag with a locked steel oblong au tomatic top, the key to which is the postoffice. "This top of the bag is slid into a slot at the bottom of the mail box, which opens automatically and can only be opened by the insertion of this specially prepared bag. By vir- A , tue of this the entire bottom of the There S IIO need tO DC mail box rolls back and the contents j rop straight down into the bag. Unoeciueu Hc tins xiia Upon removal of the bag by sliding Tip's W01lderill what outward the bottom of the box , . slides back into place and locks au- tO SpeClty alia USe Oil HIS tomat cally, as well as the bag with rt. Umon. its automatic tap." iNew York ct ""w. Wjbrid. , Some tell him lead and oil are the right painting materials. Others say zinc is the only thing. We say decide right now with the millions of others to use Sherw!n4iluams paint, prepared because it's the proper combination of pure lead, pure zinc and pure linseed oil. Tests prove this to be true you can prove it without taking chances on inferior paints. We're agents also for complete line of Sher win - Williams Paints, Varnishes, Stains and Enamels. Abernethy Hdwe. Co. r 1 Advance Showing Of Men's And Young Men's SPRING suns Now On Display Most Reasonably Priced Moretz-Whitener Clothing Co. "The Quality Shop." NOTICE Sale of Real Estate ' Under and by virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Catawba county, made in a special proceedings therein instituted, Wherein Mrs. Emma C. Hamrick and another are plaintiffs, and Miabel Hamrick and others defendants, ,the und,ersigned commissioner will sell at public auc tion to the highest bidder, for cash, in front ofthe First National Bank, in Hickory, N. C, on Saturday, March 31, 1917 at 1:30 o'clock p. m., the following real estate; being a part of what is known as the Luther an Seminary property and bounded is follows: ! Beinnninsr at a stake on the West side of a 20 ft. alley where said al- ev intersects with Eighth avenue and runs thence S. 89 W 149 ft. to a stake, thence N. 89 E. 149 ft. to a stake, thence N. 69 E. 149 ft. to a stake on the West margin of said 20 ft. allcv. thence N. with said margin of said alley 46 poles to the begin ning. This the 26th day ot February 1917. i M. H. YOUNT, 2 27 It Tues Commissioner NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS j SALE OF LAND j North Carolina, Catawba county. i Geo. W. Fox, admin strator of j jtf Fox, deceased vs W. G. Fox, R. A. Moretz, D. M Mor etz, E. L. Brown. E, W Brown, J. C, ffnv. Trl.i Robinson and A i. rox, heirs at law of J. M. Fox, (deceased.) TTnriPr and bv virtue of an order from the Superior court of Catawba county in a special proceeding in the above entitled cause, l, u. Lj. itussen thf. nndersiened commissioner, win on Saturday the 10th day of March 1917. in front ot the First iauonai Bank of the City of Hickory, N C, at 2 o'clock p. in. resell the f ollow ng real estate, to the highest bidder for cash, (the same having been som at prior sale and the bid having been raised ten per cent.) First: Lots numbers 54, 55, 57, next to Townsend property ac cording to plot of same by Yoder, registered in book of plots No. 1, page 26, Register of Deeds office Catawba county, said lands lying and being in the Northern boundaries of the rihv of Hickory. Also a certain lot S E. of the city of Hickory, known as Has Not Gone Up Yet Chase and Sanborn Coffees and Teas, National biscuits, pack age cakes and crackers, Van Camps Lye Hominy in cans, 10c. Grape Fruit and Lemons. Cheapest food, possible. Premier Peanut Butter, 23 ounces for 35c. iFine for children. Healthy. Seeded Raisins, Rice, are cheap, and fine when cooked together. Try It. Whitener & Martin "Sells for Less Profit" '6532 Subscribe for the Daily Record 56, Inauguration Special To Washington, D. C, Via Southern Railway System, Sun day, March 4th 1917. Southern Railway Ssystam will operate Special Train from North Carolina points to Washington, D C, Sunday, Marc1! (4th, 117, account innauguration of President Wilson. In is tram will consist of Standard Pullman, Sleepy tars and hig.i class day coaches to leave Charlotte at 7:45 p. m., arriving Wash ington at 7:00 a. m, Monday, March 5th. The following round trip fares named below: will apply f.-oin station;; FROM Charlotte $12.35 Salisbury H-00 High Point 9-95 Greensboro 9.50 Hickory 12 70 Statesville North Wilkesboro Mt. Airy Albemarle - Winston-Salem Siler City 1 1 .75 12.7f 11.60 11 90 10.40 11 30 THE SANITARY WAY" PHONE 190. S E. of the c.ty of HicKory, Known Altered Cleaned, lot No. 19, of Wihite Oak Park, Clothes AUerea Pressed, Fares from all intermediate points, same basis. In add tion to the above train and date, tickets will be sold March 1st to 4th inclusive, with final limit returning to reacn original starting pon before midnight of March 10th 1917 or by personally depositing tickets with W. H. Howard, Special gent, Terminal Station, Washington, D. C, on or before Marcn 10th and upon payment of $1.00 and extension may be seeded so as to reach original starting point before m dntght of April lOtn, 1917. Stop-overs will be permitted at all points w 'hin final limit of ticket. The inauguration of the President of the United States is an event, one should not miss. Pullman reservations should be made in advance. For full and complete informat on. pullman jresr rvations, etc nonsuit nearest Agenf of the Southern Railway System, or wr.te being part of the land known as the Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System ventral strengthening tonic. DE lAM W" - V , . SROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, arivea oui i A true tonic. For adutta and children. 50c. Stalling Place, surveyed by Yoder 1ITV DDCIWL I II K for Campbell and Buchanan. X ULiUlJmU VliU" D. L. KUSSUL.Ij, Commissioner 2 23 3t. i23 2 Moose & Miller. S. E. BURGESS, D. P. A. Charlotte, N. C. I! !!
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