MONDAY EVENING,
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
PAGE THREE
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HICKORY, RHODHISS AND GRAN
ITE FALLS JITNEY
Effective Monday,
Leave Hickory 7:30 A
Leave Hickory
Leave Hickory
Hickory
Granite
Granite
Granite
Granite
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Leave
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Leave
10:00
2:00
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CHANGE OF VOTING PLACES IN
j mm n. ii r 1 t a 11 i utill
in accordance witn, petition duly
presented to the Board of Elections
said board in Newton.' on Saturday,
for ' Catawbba county, at meeting of
April 17, 1920, a change in the vot- j
ing places in Hickory township, Ca
tawba county, is hereby made, same
to become effective at once, which
said change in sain precincts and
voting places is as follows:
Brookford, Hickory and Longv
I . Jitney
Lv. Longview for Hickcry 7:00
jLv. Longview for Hickory 8:30
Lv. Longview for Hickory 10:00
Lv. Longview for Hickory 12:30
Lv. Longview for Hickory 2:00
Lv. Longview for Hickory 4:15
Lv. Longview for Hickory 6:15
i t a cheek on yourself. You'll be glad
:o!iie day. If your money is in our bank
iu-teari of in your pocket, you can't let it
slip through your lingers.
If you put some money in the bank ev
, ty pay day you'll have enough some day
it" go into business for yourself.
Do it NOW while times are good and
nmnoy plentiful. You can't do it when you
:uv not earning what you are getting today.
Consolidated Trust Co.
Hickory N. C.
Lv. Hickory for
Lv. Hickory to
Lv. Hickory to
Lv. Hickory for
Lv. Hickory foi
Lv. Hickory foi
Hickory
Leave Hickory
Leave Hickory
Leave Hickory
Lea,ve Hickory
A lit EM'S
Longview 8:15
Longview 9:45
Longview 12:00
Longview 1:45
Longview 4:00
Longview 6:00
and Brookford
8:45 A. M.
10:15 A. M.
1:00 P. M.
4:30 P. M.
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VOTERS
in ilic very congested condi
li.e Hey ist ration liooka of
.' ciiu r in the county, and tn
'hat new nreeinctw have
:imc lv ua upon petitions filed
:,i i v and Mountain Creek
the Hoard of Elections
;i v. a Count v lias, thi day
TZKM"' a "lu'vvTeuirf r:itT)n " for Ca-
t-s. ;
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every Precinct
in-!(; !i winch ?ai)J registration
f. -.'v in i -un desiring to vote in the
.June Piiir.Mvy and the Fall Election
should see to it that his name is en
! oiled on the Registration now order
ed. The books will open on Thursday
April 20th. and will close on Sat
liiday, May 2-nd, for the June Pri
mary, and will open as is provided
bvlaw for the Fall Election.
CATAWBA I BOUNTY HOARD OF
' ETiKCTHTXS." ' '"' '
' JS. il HERMAN. Chairman.
J. Y. KILLIAN. Secretary.
10-cod-l0t mon wed sat
Yellow Means You Need Calotabs,
"the ; De-NauVrafed Calomel Tablet
That is 'Purified Frcm Nausea and
Danger.
Feel mean, look yellow ? Your liv
er is out of fix! The poisonous bile
:'s being r?tained in your svstem. You
need a good dote of calomel for it is
the only thing that will do the work.
Why not try Calotabs, the iniprov
i.ed calomel table that is as delight
ful to take as it i beneficial in cleans
ing the liver and purifying the sys
tem? Calotabs contain all of the
' valuable medicinal qualities of calomel
but are freed from the unpleasant
and dangerous effects. One tablet
t bedtime with a swallow of water
that's all. No taste, no griping, no
nausea no salts. You wake up in
the morning feeling fine, with a clean
liver and a hearty appetite. Eat
what you please no danger.
Calotabs are sold only" in original,
sealed packages. Price thirty-five
cent.-. The finest medicine in the
world for biliousness, indigestion,
headaches and constipation. So fine
that" your druggist is authorized to
refund the price as a guarantee that
you will be thoroughly delighted with
Calotabs. Adv.
auc
KJtUH
SALE.
OF
1REAKFA
The city of Hickory h?.s 2,400 pounds of smoked
breakfast bacon, delicious and nourishing, that it will
close out this week at 20 cents a pound. This meat could
not be bought for this price on the wholesale arket and
a slab or. two in your house will cut the high cost of liv
ing. . m n mmm 4
' More than GOO pounds of this good bacon has been
sold since this advertisement first appeared. The sides
have been cut up into smaller pieces, ranging from six
to 12 pounds. Get your meat now. vv
. Phone the city manager's office and reserve a side. It
is" guaranteed. , 1 H'H JVilf III v !
R. G.
HENRY
City Manager
PRE-
NORTH-WEST HICKORY
, CINCT.
To embrace ' a territory north of
the Southern Railroad, and west of
a lirp running from the intersection
of 13th street and the railroad, with
sjiii Sitet lo lo'Xi avcinitr iheiice
with said avenue East to 12th street;
ineiice with said street North to 15th
avenue; thence with said avenue East
to the liver road. Moore's Ferry
road : thence with said road North
ward to the Catawba-Alexander Iron
liridge With polling places at the City
Hall in Hickory.
NORTH-EAST HICKORY PRE
CINCT. To embrace a territory North of
the Southern Railroad and east of a
line running with the intersection of
13lh street and the railroad, with said
street to 13th avenue; thence with
said avenue East to 12th, street;
thence with said street North to
l.")th " avenue; thence with said ave
nue East to the River road. Moore's
Ferry road; thence with said road
Northward to the, Catawba-Alexander
Iron Bridge, with polling places
at-iC-hamber of Commerce in Hick
ory. ' " 1 . , " '
SOUTH-EAST HICKORY PRE
CINCT. To embrace a territory south of
the Southern Railroad north of the
Henry Fork of the South Fork River
and East of a line running: from the
intersection of 12th street and the
Southern Railroad, with said street
and the Brookford Road to the Brook
ford Bridge, with nolling place at J.
P. Burns' Store in Hickory.
SOUTHWEST HICKORY PRE
CINCT. Embracing the territory South of
the Southern Railroad North of
fpnw'c Knvlr nf tht South Fovk "River
and West of a line running- from the
intersection of 12th street and the
railroad, with the intersection of
12th street and the railroad, with said
street and the Brookford Road, to
the Brookford Bridge, with rolling
place on 9th avenue between 12th
ind Federal streets in Hickory.
HOP
CREEK PRECINCT, HICK
ORY TOWNSHIP.
Embracing the territory Southward
and Westward of Henry's Fork of
the South Fork River with polling
nlace at David Whitener's Store.
S- L. HERMAN. Chairman.
J. Y. KILLIAN. Secretary.
19-eod-10t mon wed sat
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO VOTERS
OF CATAWBA COUNTY.
Due to the very congested condi
tion of the Registration Books of
every precinct in the county, and to
the fact that new precincts have
been made by us upon Petitions filed
in Hickory and Mountain Creek
Townships, the Board of Elections
for Catawba County has this day
ordered a new registration for Ca
tawba County, in every Precinct
thereof in which said registration
every person desiring to Vote in the
June Primary and the Fall Election
should see to it that his name is en
rolled on the Registration now ordei
fd! The books will open on Thursday.
April 29th, .and will close on Sat
urday, May 22nd for the June Pri
mary, and will open as is provided
by law for the Fall Election. -CATAWBA
COUNTY BOARD OF
ELECTIONS.
S. L. HERMAN, Chairman,
J. Y. KILLIAN. Secretary.
19-eod-10t mon wed sat
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
Having disposed of my interest in
the firm of Phillips & Taylor, dealers
in groceries, feeds, etc., this is to no
tify all persons that' I am no longer
connected with said firm which has
its place of business in Longview; and
am not responsible for the debts of
said firm. Hugh Taylor, who has
purchased my interest, will make all
collections and receive all accounts.
The , firm has" my, best , wishes and I
urge the public to continue their pat
ronage. T. TAYLOR,
Longview, April 12, 1920
'. 4 12 4t Mon
AMD
TODAY
FIVE CROOKS LOVED A GIRL
When alone and friendless, she came
into frozen Alaska to mould her destiny
among: men who knew no law save that
of their own makinBY the "Wag Boys'
crooks all, had befriended and protect
ed her.
Then they all fell in love with her.
And then followed one of the most
powerful and absorbing train of events
that the screen has ever seen.
See Samuel Goldwyn's Presentation of
Rex Beach's Great Drama of the North
"THE GIRL FROM OUTSIDE"
Produced through Goldwyn
Directed by Reginald Barker
TOMORROW
ANITA STEWART -
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"MARY REGAN"
! C A PJ.FAL. ASD FREEDOM ' : : '
Wall Street Journal. . .
Few if any of our advocates of a
single tax remember that in Britain
the crown, the state, is the only absoi
t lujo landholder. " All land is held ui
: fee to the crown. In the event" oi
the death of the holder without heirs
it reverts to the crown. Note thai
the law says "reverts," acknowledging
thereby that individual ownership;-U
only conditional. Every land hold
ing, in fact, was felt under military
tenure; the system was exactly what
Lcnine proposes to restore today, and
what the German junkers, shrewd en
ough to see its exact correspondence
with the feudalism they understand,
' would establish in Germany.
! Frcm the time of William the Con-
.ytuieror arl the "Domesday Book"
' (10SG) to the termination ot the
ivvars of the Roses and the dynastic
wars with France, nearly 500 yeafs
' later, ownership of land involved a
military service so onerous that on
j !y oppression of the present made
j it workable. The constant demand
! for men and supplies was ruinous,
i The great trading cities built on those
' ruins, because the urban plot of land
'.necessary to do business was so small
; that the military service involved was
i negligible. It could always be 'bom
i muted, in dealing- with kings chroni
cally hard pressed for money.
It will be seen that the soviet idea,
ke the socialist idea, with the crude
! communism which it involves, so far
from embodying- any novelty, to say
nothing: cf any extension of democ
racy, is merely a return to a discard
ed system of slavery. It was cap
ital, as represented by the -free cities,
that was always the friend '-of liberty,
enlightenment and progress is that
ranital stands for freedom throughout
I (the ages. " Freedom - is the last thing
,:he bolshevist wants. He does not
! even understand the-meaning of the
IF- Rollicking '"-BW
Rollicking
Comedy Success
'Notfcing but the Truth
New York Cast v
:-.
A plot so .full of amusing
complications and sur
prises that it is one con-1
stant gale of merriment
from first to last
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The story of
24 hours of veracity
on a wageif;
6th Night 1
Season Tickets $2.75 Plus 10fo Tax
Redpath Chautauqii?
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Just One of 15 Big Attractions
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HREDPATH CHAUTAUQUAMB
AUTOMOBILE IiADIATOft Re
pairing, J C. DeRhodea, 1222,. 9th
I Ave., Hickory, N. C. 95tf:
1 WANTED SEVERAL GIRLS WHO
are willing to become telephone
operators. Pay while learning. Ao
fdy to Chief Operator. HcikotV
Telephone Company. 13-tf
DON JUNK YOUR WORN
tires. Have them repaired or re
treaded and save two thirds of
your tire expense. Work guaran
teed. New Process Vulcanizing Co.,
Halt Block East of Post Office1. 93
. ' j ..
FOR SALE FIVE PASSENGER
411 Ford. Good , running oYder. Bar
gain for quick sale. T. F. Boggs,
12.6 Ninth Ave. M
WANTED SECOND HAND ROLL
top desk in pood condition. Th
Thomas Ph-jnograph Co., Granit
Falls, N. C. 93
5
FOR. RENT FIVE ROOMS WITH
lihi and water. Unfurnished :'AV
ply Charter House 22 6t,'
LOST ONE TAPESTRY CUSHION
for rocker, between the Squire Ktl
lian place on Tenth avenu?. ' kh&
Mrs. Cilley's place on Fifletllth
avenue. Finder will please. -retufal
same to O. C. Cloniiifrer at llj4
Fifteenth avenue, and receipt re
ward. ' '
; . .r.-i
GPIT A GUARANTEED BELT--.E
make them for all makes of : Car i
and all other machinery. Foft
specialty. Every belt euarantetd tb
give satisfaction. Catawba Miehiii-
ery Co. See H. L. Hallman' nlt
door to Caldwell Flour aiid' Fllfl
Co. ' " . 94?- -
! WANTED GOOD RELIAbI
i boarders for half hose. Start Vt&
j work immediately. Good pay. ;WIrV
T or , write Standard Knitting :Millfc
t Gastonia, N. C. " - .198
; WHITE LEGHORN
I bred to lay hens,
j 6. per hundred.
EGGS FRdti
$1.50 per it.
Ellis iMeCohib.
3 6 Bt Sit
FAMOUS FANS, hylfkkT. Omdtix.
THE OFice VAm? who :
MORHlNO Te PlCTVRe she J - , . "V; . j
-i r;. 2? s f she's i
v .:V A- th' VoseiJ
fXf Wflt, she crus 7 AHEVl
ILOOKS AT 'IM UK THIS, a& B0S3 WHTS
If AN H 5HWER5, AlSf I (4 TO KjlOW S
TO INVESTORS A FAVORABLE
opportunity offered to becom ' Jtt
terested With, bankers arid sUbStjiK
tial business men of longr ekfolirf
ence in oil fields. Recently orjjftfei
ized oil development 'corporation
already on secure footing. Coihi .
mercial drilling safety feature ,pt6
high pressure stock promotibtf.
Details on request. Wept Contfitiftl
Oil Corporation, 501 Fifth AvHiifc
New York. . jf
WHY PAY MORE FOR YOUR Af
tomobile work when you can iiktc
25 per cent on the dollar. 8ittWi
myers Garage, West Hickory. VH-
I OR SALE TWO Oft TJttt2
hundred choice raspberry vmgsX&fi
cents per hundrtd. Mi's. W 3.
j ford, phone 154-J. ; . 'f
I FOR SALE FORD FIVE PASSMl
I ger car 1917 modeh Call at Cftt
mont Garage'. F. L. CarenCSj
j Claremont, N. C. ..'-fin
; :
j FIRST CLASS PAINTERS Wi0ffr
I ed at top rate, long jbtf; trooil
! working conditions. Reasofcabj
board. Apply Loray Cohst. otfi;
J. Arthur Webb, Painter; F0renif,
i Gastonia, N. C. . IS
j TOM ATO PLANTS Punderosl;
Brimmer and June Pinks. Phoifi
312-J. W. H. Wilfoiig. 24H
WANTED 4 OR 5 -FIRST CLA$t
j painters. Apply at once. L. L.,M(M.
FOR SALE GOOD FRESH COl
: J. L. Ingold. Hickory. ,R.. 3. 2l
LOST GOLD PIN WITH INITIAL!! :
! E. M. D. ' Lost on square Sattfr-
i day afternoon.
Record office.
Findr retvtria
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