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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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Expert Watch Repairing
Almost any watch will run
for months after the last
bit of oil on the bearings has
disappeared and injury will
surely follow. Every piece
of a watch should be
taken apart, cleaned and re
polished regularly and the
repairing and readjusting
should all be done by a
competent workman.
Here your watch is made
like new by an expert and at
reasonable prices consistent
with quality. Fine jewelry
repairing and special order
work promptly executed.
Geo. E. Bisamair
Jeweler and Optometrist
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
General insurance and Bonds
Service Our Motto '
1030 14th Street - - - Phone 292
Notice
My Grocery and meat business has out
grown the capacity of the Team Delivery
and I am completing arrangements to put
on a Truck and other delivery in order to
give my customers more prompt and better
delivery service.
This change will put on the Horse mar
ket my two dray horses. A real bargain
for quick buyers.
Umstteadl's
(r The Home of Quality Groceries
E. H. UMSTEAD, Proprietor
Phone 35 36
C0L0RITE
Colors old ?nd new straw hats.
Satin, Silk and Canvas, Slippers
also Basketery.
ALL COLORS
lut;
"On the Corner"
Phones 17 and 317
OCIETY
NEW. MATERIALS;
Local and Personal
Mrs. W. H. Boyd is ill at her home
on Tenth avenue with an attack of
influenza.
Mr. Carl D. Moore of Charlotte is
a Hickory business visitor for a day
or so.
Mi". Tommy Henderson is spend
ing this week at home from the
University.
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I Messrs. Wilson v Warlick, Andrew
Warlick and George Ship of Newton
were Hickory visitors last night.
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The young men of the town will
entertain with a dance at the Hotel
Huft'ry tonight. The Warlick orches
tra MA ill furnish the music.
Mrs. C. B. West and little daugh
ter, Peggy, of Wilson are a:uests of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C C.
lost.
Engagement Announced
Miss Constance Bost was hostess to
the Do As You Please Club yesterday
afternon at 3:30 o'clock. After an
hour spent in sawing and conversa
tion the guests were invited into the
dining room where a four course
luncheon was served Ti,P
piece was a basket
and ferns tied with tulle, place cards I
oore. pins roses and the chadelier
draped with pink cast a soft reflect
ion of the chosen color. In front
of the hostess, who was becomingly
gowned in orchid georgette with cor
sage of orchids and lilies of the val
ley, was a large cake with (tiny glow
ing candlesthe day being the hos
tess' birthday. After the first course
the, guests were invited to draw the
pink satin . ribbons that ran from
center piece to places.
This interesting announcement was
found on the cunning little cupid
cards: "Constance-Kobert-1920." .
During the remainder of the after
noon, this was the chief topic of con
versation. The prospective groom, Mr. Robert
V. Moss, is one of the most popular
young men in Wilson. N. C, and this
announcement will be of much inter
est to friends of both in this and oth
er states, as will be the following
marriage which will take place in the
early summer.
Those enjoying Miss Bost's hospi
tality were Misses Frances Geitner,
Kate Elliott, Mary Allen, Greta We
zen, Millie Kate McComb, Margaret
Taylor, Amy and Virginia Sellers,
Elizabeth olbrook and Louise Coleman
of Aiken, S. C.,Mesdames C. B. West,
of Wilson, It. C. Buchanan, Tom
Pruitt and John Geitner.
Itev. Eugene F. Heald and mother,
Mrs. E. F. Heald, have returned
from Florida where they spent the
coldest winter months. They are
stopping for a while at Morganton.
Mr. Heald was a Hickory visitor
yesterday.
Dr. E. M. Craig made a short talk
at the Grand theatre last nic;ht be
tween the first and second shows on
the rmenian Relief fund which is be
ing raised this week. Dr. Craig pre
sented his subject in a forceful man
ner and made a lasting imprint on
his hearers.
AT HUB SATURDAY
The program at the Hub theatre
Saturday will be Ruth Roland in the
third episode of the "Adventures Of
Ruth" and William Duncan in the
twelfth episode of "Smashing Bar
riers" also a two reel Mack Sennett
comedf "Rip Stitch Taylors" some
good show-
With Mrs. Ivey
Mrs. George F. Ivey delightfuly en
tertained the Embroidery Club yester
day afternon at. her home on Tenth
avenue. Hosts of yellow dafiodils ad
orned the heme and hinted of coming
spring. Several chapters from the
club book "Persuasive Peggy," were
read and several piano numbers given
by Miss Dorothy Ivey while guests
were busy with hand work. At the
conclusion of .this enjoyable gather
ing the hostess served a two course
luncheon.
In addition to the club members the
invited guests were Mrs. J. A. Bowles,
Mrs. W. O. Goode and Mrs. Roy Ivey
Mrs. T. F. Stevenson will be the next
hostess. .
WILLIAM S. HART AT
PASTIME TOMORROW
AT THE PASTIME 'I
TODAY
T MANX
Virginia Pearson
With SHELDON LEWIS in
ImpssiMe CadKrine'
A screamingly funny dramatic farce-corn-
edv in fivn rmvtcs Also PATHE NEWS.
The world before your eyes. ,
SPECIAL MUSIC AT INlUfil
Admission 10 and 15c-War tax included
TOMORROW
A WILLIAM S. HART 1
f IN
' "WAGON TRACKS"
' An Artcraft Picture
AT PASTIME TODAY
The Pastime is offering another
good comedy program today. Vir
ginia Pearson and Sheldon Lewis in
"Impossible Catherine'" a dramatic
farce comedy in five parts also
Pathe News the world before your
eyes. Special music tonight.
Sore Throat
Tonsilitis
The program at the Pastime to
morrow will be an extraordinary of
feiring. William S. Hart, hero of a
hundred thrilling dramatic situations
the frnpst Thoto-
dramas that have ever reached m the j
screen, and one 01 ine most- vime
land popular delineators, will be seen
i in his latest Artcraft picture, "Wag
i TvoAe " TViia rhntorlav nromises
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to eclipse even ms oesx; previous ui
ferings bv reason of its exceptional
duality- and his historic interest.
It will be found that he is supported
by a cast og exceptional strength
with Jane Novak, as his leading wo
man and Robert McKimworst of all
villians (on the screen) in the heavy
r,- fr cro this p-ood nicture
1UIC. W't. -' . " . , i
you wil lcertainly be pleased. Special j
music at night. j
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"EAT" BOST'S SANITARY BREAD
. AND CAKES
' i Kept
Made
Sold
C,pn T.lpnn Clean
BOST'S Famous Sanitary Bread is win-
i ning laurels
Disappear overnight when Begy's
Mustarine, the wonderful yellow !
mustard preparation is used. Heat
eases pain, don't forget that, so ap
ply Begy's Mustarine to-night and
cover with a cloth. In five minutes
you'll know that all the misery and
soreness has started to go and in
the morn im.? fetitnjj fine you'll
understand just why Begy's Mus
tarine always satisfies. 30 cents.
All drugists, S- C. Wells and Co.,
LeRoy. N. C.
Notice
We wish to announce to our
friends and patrons that we have
moved our Hemstitching machine
from Mrs. Beckley's millinery
store and have located over W. T.
Sledge's store.
Thanking you for your past pat
ronage and asking for a continu
ance of same.
MISS ELIZABETH BOST, Prop.
MISS LOUCILE DEAL, Manager
Beautiful as a new, bright rainbow are
our new Spring Materials. Just come in
and see them. You will buy thern. '
We are careful in selecting our trim
mings, and we know how to help you
"match." Goods and trimmings so that
your complete costume will be stylish and
harmonious.
We need to tell our customers that our
goods are here. Those who are not our
customers need only to come in. They
will become our customers.
GEORGETTE VOILES. We have more
than 100 new dark voiles in Georgette pat
terns in wonderful new combinations.
You have never seen such attractive styles
at a little price. 50c to $i.50
PRINTED CREPES Half -silks, Geor
gette, patterns and look like real Georgette
at less than half the price.
$1.00 to $1.50 Yd.
LINEN SPECIAL Seven new colors in
pure dress linen. Fast colors steam shrank.
Some are selling at 2.00 yard.
Our price ... 1.25 vard
WHITE GOODS The most complete
line of Domestic and Foreign novelties that
we have ever shown, in waistings, suitings,
skirtings, etc. 25c to . .$2.00 yard
All that is new in silks and woolens.
Big sock silk and cotton novelties.
New lot coats and Suits at under prices.
New waists, Dresses, Sweaters, Middys,
etc.
Thompson- West Co.
"The Ladies Store"
. Hickory, North Carolina
Extraordinary Attraction At the
PASTIME TOMORROW
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Willi
am
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Hart
Supported by JANE NOVAK,
The Girl Beautiful
IN
"WAGON TRACKS '
Story by C. Gardner Sullivan. An Art
craft picture. Another great human drama,
throbbing with the life of the plains and
mountains. Special music at night.
FIAT Him
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RUTH ROLAND
IN
"The Adventures of Ruth"
Third Episode of that great Pathe Serial
Also . L t
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, WILLIAM DUNCAN .
in- XI;-i
"SMASHING BARRIERS" s
r Episode No. 12
' "RIP STITCH TAYLORS" v
A Mack Sennett Comedy in 6 reels.
iSome good show. Admission 10 & 15c,
war tax included. ,
Authorized Ford and Fordson Tractor Service
Genuine Ford Parts - - - - - Phone 225 - - - - - Hickory Garage Company