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.U1 . HICKORY DAILY RECORD PAGE THREE CHRI llJlii IS. ' Useful and Beautiful Remembran ces V" T7 i rri mmi dim 1 " . -.ft:. 11 '"IBWBBaWALAWM - - - - i, MM MAS 1'...!' ami Diamond Jewelry New mountings. Now is the time to 1 Gd TaSte Dictates " t0 SC yUIt .te WC H 4 a large-showing of beautiful goods of every line. iQoima airq appreciated gin rrom tnis stock. Gold jewelery, cuff links, laraliers, pins, chains, tie clasps, etc. Rings ere especially cood this year and we have a large stock of 1 i ail Kind. Pickard China, the finest hand printed china in the world. See this line. Silver novelties and silver ware, card cases, mesh bags, cigar 'and cigarette cases, table ware, etc. gold filled mrt4. Nw of bt mtactel. u4 , vlct Watches are very popular. We started with a but sales have been big in this Hne, but we still have a good selection of reliable grade, M , . trench Ivory a hne line of toilet and manicunng sets, novelties and odd pieces. Make your selections now. Such goods have real value. The kind your friend or relative will appreciate jtj. t oISANAR, Jeweler and Optometrist 4 T"",M,M'M"IMMMMlll""MHOMMaMMMlMMMMMiiMiiiiii. . . . " ' minimum j I . . mt m mm mm mt mm mmmm mt bum mm mm mm m a I If . i 6 a r - inn. vera Of the house by giving Electric Appliance Local and Personal nMnmimunimnnnrammm Born to Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Wil liams, a son, Thomas Richard, Jr. First Lieutenant F. L. Cline home from Camp Sevier. is inis imas Give One of These Reliable Appliances: IRONS arc o i n day comfort in every home. , Save time. ti'i- a''vl labor. IYTI0N -vKKl'KKS Solve the servant question and take the work out of housework. SEWIMI " ( JUNES No more treadle pushing. Eas- ilj contrt)l!f.l anil handy. IOASTEUS. ! limits to.ist, crisp, brown and hot made on jour taMc. HEAT EK."'. T ikes the chill out of small room. Inexplo- ive. safe. jx'riahle. PERlTLVluiiS .Makes perfect; wholesome coffee. No grounds. Elides thi n appliance s we have other time and la- oor saving (i t ices. Call and make your selections here. It is easier. Open every ni.vrh t until Xmas. Southern Public Utilities Co. PHONE 148 Mr. Robert Garth is at home from Davidson College. Mrs. Stewart of Hillsboro is vis iting Mrs. Gamble. The Red Cross seal's final drive, Saturday and Monday. "Over the top with the best of luck." Mr. Hilton Shuford came in last night from Chapel Hill, where he is studying medicine at the university. Church Directory Reformed There will be no preaching at the Reformed church Sunday, but Sunday school will be held at the usual hour. The annual 6 o'clock Christmas morning service will be held Tuesday. CANDIES Governor Bickett says: "Buy Red1 Cross seals with joyous generosity. 1 upen your heart and your purse strings will at once loosen up." Mrs. E. J. Morrell of the faculty of Lenoir College left today for Knoxville, Tenn, to spend the holi days Mr. Ralph Ballew, a senior at the university arrived home last night from Chapel Hill to spend the holidays. Church of the Ascension, Episcopal Rev. S. B. Stroup, rector. Sunday before Christmas. 7:30 a. m. Holy Communion. 10:00 a. m. .Sunday school. 11:00 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon. No evening services. The Christmas services will be as usual Christmas eve at 11:30 p. m. and Christmas day at 11 a. m. All are invited. Mr. Cecil Bost who has been in Buffalo, N. Y., for several months is spending the holidays here witu his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C C. Bost. .Mr. C. B. Wiest. armv Y. M. C. A. secretary at Camp Jackson, S C, has arrived in the city to spend the holidays with home folks. Major and Mrs. Geo. L. Lyerly and children have arrived in the city from Camp Sevier to spend the hol idays. A WILD Ti UKKY STORY ! f lus Isen-: i;i Mountains .-'.arch of :; - triuis cheer .;l in search ,:y iw five ail, two on j rs running. i the Record ;, a ought to j That's what! tory. A. O.I creamery,! i), it i his1 . 'iy he killed! vs. It wa3 I .'TiHi was m- remarked a farmer " creamery a r; a bill for him I was' lfioked, that r entered my; mind." Mr Mitchell said he could not con vince his pue,st. He lookied the manager over, observed where fric tion had removed those royal locks of hair, scanned the portly frame and shook his head in a quandary or in a tanglement of ideas, as the Dutch weather prophet would say, and then opined it was a man just like him that killed those Turks. And when Albert tells about kill ing tho3e birds, his father manages to happen around with the Mitchell end of the story. To appreciate the fun, one must witness it. Pere Abernethy likes a joke whether it is on Doc Hen or anybody else. President Wilson says: "Make it a Red Cross Christmas. Join the Red Cross and buy Red Cross Christ mas Seals." The mercury this morning regis tered 34 degrees and on yesterday it was as high as 55. The forecast for tomeVrowj, however, :is cold and cloudy. "' :ir... nHICHESTEf? S PILLS I nilli -1 AaI. your lruitc l"t for hl-i hv'H-r s lunnnl ICranu Tills in lied atvl Hold tnct.illuA N'Kfe'.. seilM with lilue KtHton. Tube rn othp. Hut of Tmir ItrnecHt. A,k for J'fU IIKH-TEK'S l'i,V l:! i:ilAM FILLS, or li5 jfan k.Kiwnas !cM. Safest, Always ReliaM S"ID SY CaCQISIS EVERYWHERt XL? For the n a a 13 D D a a 13 a a a e m& Children Another Shipment of the j Cheaper Dolls arrived today S We have a complete line of Toys g ! atl(l Dolls and other useful Christ- g ! m!s articles. I L. & T. W. BOATRIGHT Most of the wood that is coming to town has been cut recently, the farmers evidently not having a sup ply of dry fuel on hand. With so much work to be done in making and gathering crops, most of the far mers did well to cut enough for their own uses. There will be plenty of wood here from now on, it is thought. a B 0 a a a a a a a a a 0 o s NORTH CAROLINA'S DEATH AT CAMP SEVIER ANNOUNCED Greenville, S. C, Dec. 22. The death of two enlisted men of the 30th division, Camp Sevier, was an nounced at divisional headquarters. The dead are Private Frank A. BeasleV 115th field artillery, next of kin, father, Brantley Beasley, Bleason, Tenn., and Private Jasper L. Best, 119th infanjtry next of kin, brother, W. H. Best, Wilming ton, N. C. "A SPLENDID TONIC" Says Hixson Lady Who, On Doc tor's Advice, Took Cardni And Is Now Well. Hlxflon, Tenn. "About 10 years ago I was..." says Mrs. J. B. Gadd, of this place. "I suffered with a pain In my left side, could not sleep at night with this pain, always In the left side . .it My doctor told me to use Cardul. I took one bottle, which helped me and after my baby came, I yas stronger and better, but the pain was still ? 2? if ? SSMlSfi roefdeacfddedtoatry some more Cardul, TWs'atfcardui which I took wade me much better, in fact, cured me It fasten a number of years, still I w no return of this trouble. taT feel " Cardul that cured me, and I recommend It as a splendid fe- m Wtlow yourself to become and run-down from womanly doubles Take Cardul. It should sure trouDies. iJ"' h, HO many thou- 17 Mlther women S &e 5a.t 40 8an?! HeadaJhrbackache, sideache, yearfl' ,o?p9 sleeplessness, tlredut eryousnessk sleepies wQmanly trou. S? mil" womlS Tget relief by taking not you? All druggsts. First Baptist W. R. Bradshaw, pastor. Sunday school, at 9:30 a. m., J. D. Elliott, superintendent. Preaching at 11 o'clock by the pastor: Subject: "What a man can be." The services Sunday evening will be in charge of the B. Y. P. U. They have prepared an attractive program and we hope everyone who possibly can will avail themselves of this op portunity to see what our young , people are doing. j On Christmas Day at 11 o'clock . the Knights Templars will worship with our congregation. We want to ask our members in as far as they can to attend this service. WHEN CHHRISTMAS CALLS Christmas has called and I want to go home; Christmas has whispered and out through the night There's something that beckons to us who must roam Far from the berries of scarlet and white. Christmas has called and I want to go back Back through the years to a day that I know. Over the trail of a dreamwoven track Into the heart of the long time ago. Where scarlet and white from the gray wall above The holly twined in with the mis letoe bough, And all of us met in a circle of love I want to go home' and I want to go now. I want to go home to the day where at dawn A tow-headed youngster rushed forth with a whoop At the clarion call of the little tin horn And the roll of the drum as it summoned the troop Of the tin soldier legion with mus kets agleam, Serried and straight in an un broken row I want to go back where a fellow can dream, Of Christmas like that in the long time ago. Garland Rice, in The Tennesseean If in Doubt, Give Candy Everybody likes -it and an at tractive box of high grade candy is always welcome at Christmas time. The stock is fresh and new and put up in attractive boxes that make it still more attractive as a gift. m m m El m m m m u 1 m m m 3 3 E3 CS m n is ES m a a a a Lutz Drug Store "ON THE CORNER" I Phones 17 and 317 ASSAILANT OF SUNDAY INDICTED IN ATLANTA Atlanta Ga., Decl 22. Charged with assaulting Billy Sunday at the evangelist's meeting here Thursday night, W. H. Beuterbaugh, said to be a German, was fined $100 and sen tenced to pail for 30 days here. La ter he was indicted on three counts by the Fulton county grand jury in connection with the assault. Bail of $1,000 was fixed in each count, which charge assault on Sunday, as sault on one of the evangelist's workers, an.d disturbing public wor ship. According to witnesses of the af fair Beuterbaugh attacked Sunday (after the evangielist had delivered a bitter arraignment of Turkish at rocities in Palestine in. which he was quoted as saying, "We will get all of them over there because God is with us.' Manatee River Oranges SELLING THRIFT STAMPS Newton, Dec. 22. Rev. Geo. P. Drum is in receipt of a letter from his son, Floyd Drum, who is a cook in the aviation corps located at Fort Thomas, Ky. Mr. Drum was proprietor of a cafe here until a few months ago when he sold out and moved to Gastonia. His friends here will be interested in his enter ing the service or Uncle Sam. 'Clarence Bost; rural carried on route 5 from Newton, has taken a long lead over all the. postoffice 4orce in. the sale of war savings and thrift stamps. " One day this week he sold to one person, Mrs. J. S. Coulter $50 worth of savings stamps. Mrs. Coulter is the lead ing purchaser. She lacks only eight stamps of having her certificate full when it will be equal to a $100 lib erty bond. Koah Burfort, who has been here Ifor the past two months getting some practical experience in hosiery mill work at the Fidelity, was sum moned by telegraph Wednesday to his home in Elizabeth City to ap pear before the drjaft examining board. . (The graded schools closed Thursday for the holidays and the teachers will spend the vacation at their homes. Miss Annie Lowry goes to Kernersville; Miss Atkin son to Goldsboro; Professor Hefner to Crouse; Miss Wleaver to Henry; and Miss Elizabeth Wliitener to Maiden. THESWEET KIND Same Price as Other Oranges 13 W8 m m ss m m m a a ts m E3 a a B a a a a I WHERE YOU CAN FIND USEFUL GIFTS FOR MEN NE of the big leaks to be plugged is Christ mas-giving. You cherish its spirit and yet you do not care to indulge in useless gifts. Like necessities, gifts should be chosen with an eye to economy and solid worth. Oftentimes they can be necessities,and still retain the Christinas spirit. At this store youfll find useful gifts for men; the things they wear and need. Our mark in any merchan dise is a credit to your judg ment and a gratification to any man. Hart Schaffner 6c Marx suit and overcoats, hat, neckwear, thirts, handkerchiefs, gloves; other utilities by the score. We have the best here and we are ready to help you make a selection. EI a m a a a a Men in Training" Fighting isn't the only duty of a soldier, and exposure to bullets is not as serious as exposure to all kinds of weather and dampness. Rheumatic aches; sore and stiff muscles, strains and sprains, chil blains and neuralgia, all are enemies of the soldier, and the relief for all these pains and aches is Sloan's Liniment. Clean and convenient to carry or use; does not stain, and penetrates without rubbing. Generous sized bottles, at all druggists. 25c. 50c. $1.00. I Moretz-Whkecar GcihiagCo 123 "The Quality Shop." nnnnnnnnonnnDnnrjcanannDniicanncnanncanDnD Hickory Insurance and Realty Company Christmas Greetings TO OUR POLICY HOLDERS 1030 14th St. Phone 292 a a a a m a B a a m n g a CI. BsiaannnnnnnonnnonnnooDonoonnnnuu
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