FRIDAY EVENIX(;
and All This Week
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nii-Ami i v r.iRl S MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY present tonight "RUFUS RASTUS''
The bir.e.t Ir.ughing ,arce Comedy of the week. YOU'LL LAUGH 1TILL YOUR SIDES ACHE. " Complete change of .ong,, dances and mus-.c
Hie DiCffesi ir.ugnmg jlv , ol RlaW Pp Comedi. don t miss tonights show. .-
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Onlv One Show Each Night
Admissionchilclren under 12, 15c
Adults 25c
war tax
included
Commences at 8:30 P. M.
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SAVE A PIECE Of
EVERY DOLLAR
We have just received a shipment of
LADIES' COATS buy early or you will
have to pay for delaying.
We would like to show you our
entire line of merchandise!
Men and boys clothing at less than they
can be purchased in the markets today.
Shoes to suit all sizes and classes of wear.
It pays to trade at
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J. S. Setzer & Son
Hickory- . . . North Carolina
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RECORD
WANTS
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WANTED Pine loes, not less
than 8 inches in diameter, four or
eight feet long, $6. per cord. Ivey
Mfg. Co. 5 6 tf
W(HO KNOWS? It may be your fire
next. Get protection at once from
Citizens' Insurance & Realty Co.,
Phone 108. (Mice 1328 Union Sq.
6-21-12t
FOR RENT Unusual offer. At
tractive furnished bungalow, four
rooms and kitchen, pantry, and
bath, on very advantageous terms
to a partv or couple without chil
dren. Address "Select," Record
office. 6 24 51
NEWTON WILL HAVE
BIG RALLY TONIGHT
Mr. H. H. Lowery, here from New
ton today, said the War Savings
Stamp campaign was growing 'in
interest there and that a big mass
meeting tonight in the court house
was expected to raise thousands of
dollars. Mr. Loomis F. Kluttz will
be the principal speaker and the
Camp Fire Girls will lead the sing
ing of patriotic songs.
KUEHLMANN OFFERED
TO QUIT WEDNE
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LENOIR COLLEGE, HICKORY, N. C
Healthful location; no malaria; "A" grade; moderate expenses.
A Christian school for the higher education of young men
and women.
Department of Education fully recognized by the North Caro
lina State Board.
The Yoder Memorial Science Building offers superior labora
tory facilities for the study of Chemistry, Thysics and Biology.
Departments: Literary, Education, Business, Music, Expres
sion, Home Economics and Preparatory.
Genuine college advantages within reach of all the people. It
will be unwise for you to decide on a college until you have inves
tigated the advantages offered by Lenoir.
Write for Catalogue to
R. L. FRITZ, D. D., President.
W ANTED Position by young lady
as clerk or cashier. Address "L
care Record. 6 25 5t
LOST Ladies wrist watch, Crown
movement. Finder return to Mrs
Ed Lytle or phone 334-L. Reward
will be paid.
FOR SALE Nice driving Mare. For
information phone 3513. 6 25 lwk
WANTED At once a good Violin
ist and trap drummer. Apply J
F. Miller Pastime Theatre.
6 25 tf
The Ladies Home Journal the best
edition ever issued will be on sale
Saturday June 29th at the Hickory
Nut Shop. 6 26 3t
FOR SALE or exchange for farm
close in, 9 room house and lot:
room house and lot: vacant lot
For information see Dr. F. B
Hicks. 6 25 1 wk.
Men
America
MAKE
The German Barbarians now
occupy the town of my birth
a little city in Russia near
the German border.
KNOW WHAT THIS
WAR MEANS.
Help keep the lustful barba
rian from America, my adopt
ed country,
By Buying Nw, This Day
War S mns Stamps
FOR RENT Rooms for light, house
keeping to young couple without
children or two young ladies
Lights and bath. Phone 98-L.
6 27 3t
FOR SALE -Full bloodied Duroc
pigs. See R. H. Hedrick, Hickory
R-3. Box 41. 6 28 1 wk
SDAY
By the. Associated Press.
Paris, June 28. (Havas) Dr.
von Kuehlmann offered his resigna
tion as German foreign secretary on
Wednesday, says a Zurich dispatch
to the 'Journal. The dispatch adds
that it is believed the emperor will
accept the resignation.
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Contributed by
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By the Associated Press.
Paris. June 28. The court mar
tial at Darmstadt, Geranjy, has receiv,"
ed a telegram signed "Tchitcherin"
announcing that Nicholas Romanoff,
the former Russian emperor, has
been assassinated, says a dispatch to
the Matin from Berne.
The assassination took place near
Perm.
HICKORY MARKET PRICES
(Reported by Whitener & Martin)
Wheat flour, 12 lb. bag $1.70
Wheat flour, bulk .07
Barley flour, 10 lb. bag 1.00
Barlev flour, bulk, per lb. .10
Cornmeal. per lb.
Wheat bread, 16 oz. loaf, home
bakery .
Wheat bread, Corby's, 12 oz
loaf
Oatmeal or rolled oats, per lb.
Rice, unbroken, standard quali
ty, per lb. 12
Hominy grits, per lb. i .10
Irish potatoes, new, per peck .50
Beans, white, per lb .15
J Onions, per lb. .02
Canned tomatoes, standard
grade, 21 oz. (No. 2 can) .15
Canned corn, standard grade, 21
oz. (No. 2 can) .15
Canned peas, standard grade,
21 oz. (No. 2 can) .20
Canned Salmon, tall pink, Alas
ka, 16 oz. No. 1 ean .20
Canned Salmon, tall red Alas
ka, 15 oz. No. 1 can .30
Evaporated milk, unsweetened,
6 oz. can .07
Evaporated milk, unsweatened
16 oz. can -17
.12
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War Has Multiplied the
Value of Good Tires
Never were cars so necessary
both in business and domestic life.
Never was their continuous and
economical use so imperative.
Never was freedom from tire trou
ble and the expense so absolutely
essential.
The rapidly growing demand for
United States Tires prove their war
time worth.
Thousands of motorists each week
get dependability and economy.
United States Tires last longest and
carry you farthest at least cost.
They enable you to make the most
ot your car passenger or com- g
mercial now, when it is more thar
ever a vital war-time necessity.
By virtue of the fonditions and
powers contained in a deed of mort
gage executed by W. H. Garrison
and his wffe, Alice Garrison, on the
14th day of November, 1917, and re
corded in the office o fthe Register
of Deeds for Catawba county in
Book No. 133, at page 206, to secure
payment of the sum pf twelve hun
dred dollars and interest thereon, the
undersigned will, on July 29th, 1918,
sell the lands conveyed by said deed j Milk (bottled), per quart
of mortgage, at the court-house door Butter, creamery, per lb.
in iNewion, in. to tne nignesij Ji:ggs, fresh, per dozen
Didder, lor casn, said lands Demg
situate in Hickory township, Catawba
county, and state of North Carolina,
and bounded and further described
as follows:
Beginning at a stake on Main
tsreet in the town of West Hickory,
southwest corner of lot number 19,
and runs S. 81 degrees W. with said
street, 100 feet to a stake, corner
of lot No. 17 thence N. 14 deg&rees E
2C6 fe, more Or less to a stake corner
of lot number 13; thence N. 81 de
grees E 100 feet to a stake; corner
of lot number 19; thence south 14 de
grees, west 206 feet, more or less,
to the point of beginning. The same
being known as lot number 18 in the
D. W. Rowe plat registered in the
office of the Register of Deeds for
Catawba County, North Carolina.
This, June 28th, 1918.
A. J. DRUM,
6 28 5t Fri Mortgagee.
There is a United States Tire foi
every possible need.
Our nearest Sales and Serv ice De
pot will tell you which ones yoi
should have.
A Complete Stock of United States Tires Carried by
ickory Garage Company
are turning to united states 1 ires to
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Lenoir-Hickory
Jitney Schedule
Effective April lit.
Leave Lenoir 3:30 p. m.
Leave Hickory 5:30 p. m.
Cars make connections with trains
21 and 12.
Fare $1.25 each way.
CHAS. BOBBINS, Manager.
.40
.35
.45
.65
.35
Cheese .American, full cream,
per lb.
Pork chops, per lb.
Ham, smoked, sliced
Bacon, smoked, sliced
Round steak, per lb.
Hens, year or more, live,- per
lb. .25
Fish, dressed, per lb 20-25
Sugar, granulated, per lb. 09
Coffee, per lb. 20-49
Tea, per lb. 50-$1.00
Prunes, medium size, per lb. .17 Y2
Raisins, seeded, per lb. .15
NEW KIND OF CALOMEL
SAFE AND DELIGHTFUL
The new kind of calomel, known as
Calotabs, retains all of the good med
icinal virtues of the old style calo
mel, yet is entirely purified from all
of the nauseating, disagreeable and
dangerous qualities. You can, there
fore, eat what you please and go
where you please, with no loss of
time from your work.
One Calotab at bedtime, with a
swallow of water that's all. Next
morning you awake feeling fine, your
liver cleansed, your system purified
and with a hearty appetite for break
fast. Calotabs are sold only in or
iginal, sealed packages, price thirty
five cents. Your druggist recom
mends them and will refund your
money if you are not delighted. Adv
OUR 1818 CLASS
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83 Willard M. Matheson, Newton,
44 Edgar L. Hefner, Hickory, R-4,
116 Preston E. Cline, Maiden.
138 John L. Pharr, Conover, R2.
92 Perry D. Caldwell, Maiden. .
164-Preston W. Brown, S. Ford.
181 JJarland L. Sigmon, Conover.
140 Grady Cromer Miller, Hickory,
R-3.
128 (Frank L: Fulbright, Newton.
197 James TuJ-nr (col)j, Monbo
103 Wtade Hampton, Burns, Hickory,
R-4.
79 Russell F. Weaver, Hickory, R5
15 L:enn K. Sme, Newton, R5
141 Paul C. Costner, Maiden.
26Fred England, (Col), Newton,
K-5.
110 Edward Pinckney Bumgarner,
Hickory, R-2.
104 JVfurrel Turner (col.), Long Is
land. 157 Geo. Lee Bollinger, Newton, Rl.
31 Charles Burton Star, Newton,
R-5.
96 Glenn Huffman, Newton, R-4.
53 Roy O. Travis, Conover, R2.
43 .Dock Myrtle Huffman, Henry,
R-2.
142 Raymond Daniel Shuford, Hen
ry, R-3. -106
JBryan J. May, West Hickory.
134 Willie Reynolds, Henry, R-3.
80 Zallie C. Peeler, Henry, R-2.
127 Frank A. Reinhardt, Newton.
101 jMartin Caswell Huffman, Hick
ory, R-5.
159 David Gaither Seaboch, Hickory,
R-2.
170 Russell Caldwell, Catawba, R3.
144 Rgscoe R. Setzer, Newton. j
Z6 !U bpurgeon Rhoney,
R-l.
.22 Russell C. Sipe, Conover, Rl
21 Daniel Ellis Rowe, Hickory.
180 Joseph Robert Wilson, Newton,
R-2.
75 Raymond Mc. Hildebrand, Hick
ory, R-5.
50 M. Floyd Sigmon, Newton.
47 (Fred Eugene Sipe, Conover.
126 (Charles F. Lutz, Newton.
86 -Johnnie" Colter (col), Newton.
60 nJohn A. Hollar, Hickory R-4.
129 Glenn Sigmon, Newton, R-5.
183 .Carl Ikerd, Lincolnton, R2.
73 .William H. Hudson, Henry, R2.
167 Name not known.
169 -Dorse L. Abernethy, Maiden, Rl
111 Earl O. Hefner, Hickory, R-2.
175 Huitt L. Arndt, Carlisle, S. C.
146 Olin Osborne Barger, Hickory,
R-3.
20 Guy F. Smithy Conover, R2.
100 W. Elzie Marlow, Conover.
115 jRoy King (col), Terrell.
109 Lawrence W. Ekard, Coftover.
5 W, Leslie Parlier, Conover.
166 George O. Hawn, Conover.
117 (Roy W. Drum, Newton. -139Belton
Shuford, (col), Reepsville,
R-l.
133 .Vernon Henry Miller, Hickory
R-5. - .- .
105 Walter L. Setzer, Claremont.
42 Roland D. Benfield. Catawba.
176 iEdmond S. Long, Newton, Rl. ,
174 Robert C. Hildebrarid, Catawba,'
K-3.
121 Eli Charles Yoder, Hickory.
132 Robert A. Ikard, Hickorc-T.
132 Clayton M. Weaver. Hinkorv T?1
"f CorPening, (col), Hickory.
97 Wtlham T. Gossett, Newton, R4
1 v num 1. JBurke, Maiden.
152 JuMus William Huffman, Henry,
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
Newton. tX ifi-i..P2Ucatl?n"' a" cannot reach
newwu, tie ataeutj portion of the ear. There la
and tha. Tk10 cure Cttta"al .eafneas.
Cafarrho b constitutional remedy,
floif 5hal ?eafnesa it caused by an ln
Jhf t,6n,0. th mucous lining of
ta5ttchlatn Tube- When this tube is
ZuuZa -tearing, and when It is entirely
fBflV-?f.afnes" in the PeBult- Unless th
te&d toai,C.an-b re,duced and this tub?
Will be critJormal coadltlon. hearing-
the blood !!' ,atarPh Medicine acts thro
ystem mucous surfaces of the
We will give One Hundred Dollars tar
brewed byCHia,,:Ph?., Pea"- thatacannf
oulaw T ?ftUC" Catab Medicine. Clr-
Bttiars free. All DrupgiBts. 76c.
f' CHENEY ft CO., Toledo, a
WE HAVE TOE FOLLOWInVcaRS
FOR SALE.
1200 New York Doctors
Fighting Poison Gas.
Do you know that you folks at home
as well as the brave boys "over there"
are menaced by "poison gas" -the
insidious kind that steals away health
and the joy of living, in the perpetually
reoirring disturbances resulting iroa
a gassy, sour stomach.
1200 New York physicians rcjnlarly
prescribe JOHN' S DIGESTIVE
TABLETS as the most perfect (ora
of relief known for these stomach d
orders. The TABLETS are highly
beneficial for gastric and intestaal
indigestion, heartburn, acid cr scar
stomach, flatulence and gastric catarr
They sure do vanish that poison gas
which is the basis of most stoaach
ailments, as well as banish bad breatl
which usually heralds that gas-&
stomach.
Get the TABLETS at your drej
Btore. They insure quick, lasting rwel
by taking three to six dissolved in .
glass of water or chewed before sh
owing. Have JOHN'S DIGESTIVE
TABLETS handy in the dining too
for chronic cases cf gastric cr m
tinal indigestion-asoneor two 1
LETS should be taken before ea
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1123 Broadway
Ghilclren Cry
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One 1917 Ford Touring car.
One 1915 Ford Touring
One 1916 Ford Roadster.
One 1915 Ford Roadster.
One 1915 Buick Touring car, Elec
tric Starter and Lights.
ofA these cars in first-class condi-
U r ll? s?Veral other good cars.
See Little Buck.
HICKORY GARAGE CO., Phone 225.
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