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AirrJAY EVENING HICKORY DAILY RECORD PAGE THREE V Useful and The Kind Gccd Taste Dictates Now is the time to select your Christmas Gifts-Never before have we had such a large showing of beautiful goods of every line. 18 easy to make useful, lastinp nd appreciated gift from this stock. "' I ' - Jin.i im I im.i JJJ-. i jm " - - " --- - - - : --....t' 3OgWlFwrar.Jl j. H2a5i!5s . . . Beautiful Remembrances I Pianioruta and Diamond Jewelry f all kinds. New mountings. Cold jewJry, cuff links, l.valiers, Rings are especially good t:: year and we have a large stock p..-.-, chains, tie clasp3, etc. an kind. Pickard China, the finest hand painted china ware in the world. See this line. Silver novelties and silver ware, card cases, mesh bags, cigar and cigarette cases, table covers, etc. Umbrellas, sterling ;gold filled mounted, of best material. silver and New designs Bracelet Watches are very popular. We started with a very large stock, but sales have been big in this line, but we still have a good selection of reliable grades. Buy early. French Ivory, a fine line of toilet and manicuring sets, novelties and odd pieces. Make your selections now. Such goods have real value. The kind your friend or relative will appreciate. GEO. E. BI3ANAR, Jeweler and Optician v - - SBS, Kkkory Insurance and Realty Company Fire, Casualty, Surety,Life, Health and Accident Insurance. Real Estate Loans 1030 14th SL . A Phone 292 Amas Gifts I v , " stationery, in all colors with gilt and colored borders. (:r prices cannot be beaten. A have a large assortment of Ivory goods, and manicure ,",'. have just received a large shipment of Jacobs Candie. 'I i. re's none better. Local and Pen$il Have you purchased those Red Cross Christmas seals? Soon it will be too late to help a good cause. Mrs. H. E. Chandler of Long Beach. Cal., after spending a few days Lh Miss Josie Person), left today Aor her home. Church Directory Reformed Rev. Walter W. Rowe will preach at Corinth Reformed church tomor row morning at Brookford at 3 p. m. Sundey school at regular hour. Mr. Claud S. Abernethy, son of Mr. J. F. Abernethy, is in training at Princton, N,. J., for the aviation service. United States army. He enlisted two weeks ago. The Red Cross drive for new members and the renewal of old began in earnest today, the booths in the drag stores reporting good progress. The big drive will be gin Monday. GRIMES AND MURPHY, Druggists "Oi ths Corner ' -:- Opposite Post Off ic "IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR HEALTH" Mr. W. Mike Buchanan of Rural Retreat, Va., is visiting his neice, Mrs. F. G. Morgan. Though he lives but 80 miles directly north of here, he reports that the tempera ture reached 10 degrees below zero Tuesday morning on the Virginia mountains. llillli.l mm tMill ...Ml .11 ! I " KLCISTH ANTS WARNED TO NO TIFY Til KIR LOCAL BOARDS 0! ANY CHANGE IN TllIJR POSTOFFICE ADDRESS A'l T'lr-iirants who may have c'.r.v 1 '.heir places of abode and !v:"..v .'..Wrfss are to communi- in fdiately with their local wriore they are registered furr'sh their present addresses r. ti mailed December 10 win r:h registrants without de '.v;. I! 'intrants are bound by law I oar : v.i to keep themselves advised of all so that questionnaires which will proceedings in respect of them and failure to do so may result in their losing right to claim exemption or discharge. "CRUWDER, Provost Marshal Gen. 12 4 HO Tilt Ci!nliw T!wt 3ws Ht Arfaet ttu Htai Dccibi of It. tole nd UUt effort. T1VB BROMO QUII1K is better tH ordUi.ry Qultjio. od doe not e.nse et?.u",l "I look lor the iisxvUure ol E. w. grots. jc B El B a H H H n 19 El a a B M El S! K El n n i EH CI u c R df3 1 a u m n u 1 n n ii tu n ti u u n n rj u Vi n n 13 ti II H n ti rj n m The Qnestion!--"What Shall i Give? " FJectrir Gifts will please your loved ones and bring them cemfort and en- joyment. An Electric percolator tor the morning coffe; an Electric Toas ter for breakfast toast, stand for economy and esy morning meals. Make Holiday Gifts of things ELECTRICAL to all year friends and family. Besides Percolators and Toasters we have m a m m m is B a a a m o a a El a a a a Henry Peterson, colored., left his horse in a creek belcw Brookford a few days ago, according to infor mation reaching the police today, and the animal froze to death. The horse was driven out by his children after chips and it fell into the creek. It was abandoned and allowed to die in the cold. The society for the prevention of cruelty to animals could do some work here. SOMEBODY WILL PLEASE WiRITE TO THIS SOLDIER . To the Editor of the Record: I have been some time wanting my home town paper, and I do not know the rates on it. If it is not putting you to too much trouble, please send me your price list and oblige. I will be very glad to correspond with some one that would like to hear from a soldier. Have been in the army two years and seven months, and like it bet ter every day. If you will please find space in your paper for this and oblige. SGT. THOMAS J. HAHN, Co. B, 53:1 Inf., Military Branch, Chattanooga, Tenn. First Methodist Rev. R. M. Courtney, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45, G. F. Ivey superintendent. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Subject Sunday morning: "The Mission of the Church." Sunday night, "The Certainties and Uncer tainties of Life." K Prayer meeting Wednesday even ing at 7:30. Public is cordially inited. First Baptist W. R. Bradshaw, pastor. Sundav school, 9:30 a. m., J. D. , Elliott superintendent. Preaching at 11 o'clock, by pastor. Subject: "The Waiting Hours of Life." Preaching at 7 p. m. Subject: "The Lost' Sheep." B. Y. P. U. at 6 p. m. Thos. Pruitt, president. All are cordially invited to attend each of these ser vices. HOOVER KNOWS "And Wiilson Knows That Hoover Knows What Hoover is About" William Herbert Currath, author of "Each in His Own Tongue" and professor in Leland Stanford uni versity: The world is full of flounders who ifiop this way and you, Wtho get in other people's way, anu ask what's to be done? So the thankful world is ready to toss its hat and shout For the man who always seems to know just what he is about And in this fearful crash of war all we who cannot fight Yet want to for our honest bit, we're looking for the light. A Joseph rose, and Wilson chose the loyal heart and stout, tt.-- U7i;ir, VrJnwa that Hoover r or wnauii knows, . what Hoover is about. Prcisbyterian Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. The pastor will preach at 11. but there will be no service at night and no Christian Endeavor, as the congre gation will omit the service so that a welcome may be extended to the new pastor of the Methodist church. All Presbyterians are in vited to go with us. The cases for the orphanage will be packed next week. All willing to dbnate cakes will please listen for announcement at -church. The children are expected to bring or anges and candy to Sunday school tomorrow. "On the Corner" USEFUL AND PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR XMAS m R2 m fa m m m m m m m m m I lie Xm Si H O m P The Christmas season is the hap- ! m piest of the whole year because e eryone is doing something to make others happy. The planning anu! fa buying of gifts and remembrances j 13 i SSI is enjoyed by old and young and the j spirit of the holiday seasons fills us all. m m m ore fen of discriminating taste always find satisfaction in our clothes. We've mdae a study ot men's wants and believe we can offer help ful suggestions in selection of gifts for men and boys. Fine Perfumes m m m m m m m m m a Make delightful gifts for Xmas : g All the most desirable odors at hare and you will have no trouble. g in making selection. Prices 50c tO:g $5.00. m m Just a few suggestions for hutand, father, brother or son; Gloves Cravats Handkerchiefs Bath Robes Pajamas Belts Shirts Half Hose Collar Bags Reefers Sweaters Cap Mufflers B&r Suit esa Military kultw Toilet Set Combinatiei Sts Suits OrercoaU Fur guahtlet a a IRONS HOOVER SUCTION SWEEPERS g . ... -.TVDC 1 L AMPS SEWING MACH1INL iviui PERCOLATORS HEAD LITE HEATERS TOASTER STOVES CURLING IRONS SAMOVAR TOASTERS SEWING MACHINES IMMERSION HEATERS You will find a large stock from which to make your selection! at moderate price. Choose Your Gifts HereIt' s Easier a g a ti a a n El a a a H 0 P a a a PHONE YOUR WANTS TO Southern Public Utilities Co. PHONE 148 g We don't pretend to understand the chemistry of food; We only know that victuals taste some bad and others good. We read the Hoover bulletins as fast nnt. Assured that Herbert Hoover knows; what Hoover is sdoul. We cannot join the allied drive ;f fJprman ranks, And, since we cannot risk our lives in cruisers, planes and tanks, We'll diet on to victory and force a German rout, For we believe that Hoover knows what Hoover is about. If wheatless days and meatless days and sweatless days as well Are followed up by eatless days wt, swear we won't rebel If these are not too numerous for we. will never douDi That Wilson knows that Hoove, knows what Hoover is about. This nation swears by Hoover and twill join the hymn of praise For wheatless, meatless, heatless, , sweetless, treatless, eatless day,.. Prepared, if need should be to liv the whole year through on For kthf nation knows that Hoover knows what Hoover is about. Holy Trinity Evantrelical Lutheran W. E. Murray, Pastor. Sunday school service at 9:45. Mr. J. A. Moretz, superintendent. Everybody is cordially invited to attend. Morning service at 11 o'clock. The pastor will Continue his se ries of sermons on the Lord's Pray er, viz: the 4th petition: "Gie us this Day our Daily Bread." Evening service at 7 o'clock. The subject of the sermon then will be: Na- aman s Cure. The church wants and welcome everybody. Go to church tomorrow and, livoe it. St. Andrews' Lutheran Sunday school 9:40 a. m.. Prof. K. 1P. Patterson;, jSuperintenrdent. Di vine service, 11 a. m... installation of Rev. J. C. Peery as pastor. Charge to the pastor by Rev. A. R. Beck, Pres. of the Tennessee Synod; and charce to the congregation by Rev. C. K. .Bell, D. D., of King's Moun tain. 7:00 p. m. sacred song concert and service by the choir and college orchestra. P"b-ic is cordially invited to all services. In the afternoon the Every Mem- L'lrl uauva.ci w x 0 ---ill be made by a committee of 40 men, as follows: Tf R P.if horson. W. E. Kuhn. O E. Leonard, J. F. Yount, R. M. Pitts, t. T Ynnnt A. L. Deal. O. V. Yount, Geo. Sigmon. L. M. McRae, t t. TTViivz V. d. Morsran. D. H. Russell, F. O. Davis, Claude Setzer, Gradv Rtroup. WSlliam Holler, J. L. Millpir, D. F. Eckard, M. P. Deal. J. L Kiser, L. G. Bowman, L. J. Sea boch. L. L. S"ther, J. C. Wessin Vi'pnr P4hocK Robt. Fritz., P. C Coons, C. V. Cline, F. C. Long- flker, W. L. Sublett, Herbert coicn, W. H. Little, C. D. Hyder, Hubert Suttlemvre, D. J. Sox. Luther Mos teller. H. D. Wagner, F. P. Moser, E. P. Cline. Our stock is very complete 3 with appropriate guts including many things suitable for soldiers. We are always glad to help in'suggestion ap priate gifts. 5 its us TOILET WATERS Make delightful gifts, all the desir able odors. Prices 25c to $1.7& Candies m m its ! 10 m m m m m m m 13. iiMeiz-Wiiteier uoiamgto "The QucJity Shop." nil Just arrived two hundred pounds of Norris & Whitman's Candies Place your order today. a Pro motne Fraternal Directory j JUL ss Train Schedules mum n n m mTtr1 ffickory Lodge No. i4J g Regular communTcation Jirsl & and third Monaay mgnts. Erethien cordially invited to be present. F. L. MOOSE, W. M. D. L. MILLER, Sec'y. In placing your orden trill irsure the best of attention. Our facilities are the best in tkis section, and all r - ders for PRINTING, no matter how large nor Fmall, will be handled as promptly as is consistent with good work. Look over your stock, and ce if there is not something you will need in a short time, and place yourorder in advance. Pi SOUTHERN No No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. TVeat bound 15 Ar TTJeTrary 7:fl a. m. 11 At HirVory 11:20 a. a. 21 Ar. Hiekery 4:4S. 35 Ar Hickory 12:02 p. at. 36 Ar. Hickory 9:00 a. m. 22 At FVKftry 11:tt a. m. 12 Ar. Hickory 5.22 p. m. 16, Ar. Hickory 6:30 p. m. Piedmont Council No. 43, Ji, O. U. A. M. Meets every fcnday evninj at 7:30 P. M All vwit'Hg brotheic cordially iavited. D. TAYLUit, oounciiux.. W. I. Caldwell, Rec. Sec 9 . C. AND N.-W SowthhCMinrt 9 Ar. HwVott t:3M p. m. 10 Ar. Hickory 11:40 n. m. Catawba Lodge No. 54 t of P The House that has Served You for Over 12 Years Place Your Order Today Clay Printing Co- Phone 167 Meets evwry Thursday night. Visiting brethren invited. HUGH D'ANNA, C. C Hickory, N. C U n n u m 13 u o is m u w u m laaannnunoonnpflaaaannaaaHaaonoanaQnnnn
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