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THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1920
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
WONDERFUL
RINGS
ThT? nor was a time
when- rhz were more
ojiu3.Tr. Wr have an un
usually large selection of
the li-t styles an J quality
for every occasion.
DIAMONDS
We ve a tij? stock of
PinnorJs boupht before
the advance, that we art
eiiinj; Rt very low prices.
Thy are of the scldtt
kind ar.d mounted in any
style.
Geo. E. Bisanar
JLttELLR AM) RFGKI EKED OPTOMETRIST
Watch In-pntor Icr .Southern and C. & N. W. Railway
ICKORV INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
General Insurance and Bondt
Service Our Motto
1030 14th Street - - Phone 292
ENGLANDER
Sold eveiyv&tfx hy fumitura
dealers and cL?jartfleni stores
The Weather
May Change, but
Not
It is ' p.lsv? X)cMnn1
and Refreshing and its
appeal is universal. Buy
it by the case keep it
on ice. x
Ask for it at foun
tains served either in
bottle or glasses, v
Bottling Co.
Hickory, N. C.
- . i . . "UTT'i " a
'a
WOODBURYS
FACIAL SOAP
25c per Cake
75 e per Box
LUTZ DRUG STORE
"ON THE CORNER"
Phones 17 and 317
Lucy fc. Furmari and after cunvvit ,
events the aur were invited inic-!
the dining rtH.in where a lovely three
course lurches 01. j
Mrs. N. W. and Mrs. Walt ' j
Tavlcr, two ii.w member?, were cor- 1
dia.'iv welcomed into the club. The ;
next mec-tinr will he held 'with Mrs. ;
C. Id. Shen :j; or. November
The b'-ks st'.ected for the rear : ,
jajc "A V ':.' Wise Man.' bv Marv ; '
j ji" " 1 K'.vmaruu. i r:e i .ij e-t
CROWD HEM
COX IT
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TODAY
D
el men arii
,"0-
V- .'.1
u-
Wi.rld." .,; EtM M. Deli. -Kindred1
'of The Du:i." hv Peter B. Kvrre. "The
crow;;
Thi h'liidintr was fa
the hali am.i;f
(j rent i mT!-"snati-
E. Phillip O;.-
t-.Pi
jrhcmi. ' J !-- Vnl'iov of Silent Men." I''.- '
Dale Phwer.'"' hv John Fox. "Thre.i
hv K':ri'.r ;n.l "The
L.
Master Mjfn." hv Hall Cain.
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ABSENTEE VOTER S
LI HELI
Local and Personal
I The X-oi th Carolina
I vcart In Haifci;h in an or
i held t iif- vjdidirv r
-. . tern
to find rtarTme rtum.
r wii-s presented hy 'If. ,sj
'i:rvi;v of Hiekcrv f-if
Sherru: hao. oper.ed tn metu- i
it
rolc-T:" Cox t'icpianx'd revauaiif"
rd th-n !c;-!irue of nation; and toi l ras
iuhrce. ?nid frt-caent applause,
I iviiv 1 h-e jni-a.-ures were eise::ti?ti to
' r.f. v-ar 1 m-osrross of th:- peo-
' u'c of Catswha connty. Ho found ! g
I ceivcd many compliment?; .on Ins.g
Is 'ch.
! A Record reporter talked with sev- :
Ural citizens cf Catawba last msnt
land found them inteiested in revalu
supreniej jjon educ:-tioi: ar-d reads. They'
on hand-j were spe;da!lv anxious to have a f.ne
r
Husband's Other
By Stanley Olmested
Wife
Sylvia Ereamer and Robert Gordon
An All-Star Cast
Hi
FRIDAY
H. B.
i ijie
j absentee
a1;
law and
lor al'
the act. Justice Urovp
pr.;ued and. hisrh school at laiawua
jnd it j? expetded that steps will be
von to eenre a nui'C'.ns: ip kccu-
opinion
TV
rote Tile r t1 . Httio rem.
;rurt. Chi.
-ju-tice
i
.-.j JS
I'orvth.v Kennedy spent ve-
.cH-tv ai .fWton.
vv.j: tppj).n n the cas which carre
I up ftoiii ahe coantv st3ir;or court i .'
, .... ion app-.-Hi of J J. Jenkins, Pit-publii at: i i
Mrs. G. C. Rockett cf Statesville U-mdiuato for state 'treur-U!-. wi.e!1
cssivenes- of tin-
J 1. . Ahernetliv carried tno 'g
pcahi-c vaity fr..!n HicLorv to Ca
.iv. ca. (..uhmel Ci v wa the iruest n
..-t r:-ht cf Mr. ;Ui:I Mrs.
a Hickory visitor today.
SOUfi.'t
noa rroi -can to i-e-
ic board of e-t-ctions.
Me y: Li
ne r-;v.l.t' tiMs
.-V at Ma- ion t:
Morv-.n-iftevnoc::.
Mis. M. A. Bost and iIrs. Uov vuc sia'e auditor and treasurer from! ,r;,A.,
HfiJi.s s-ptnt 'cstcrdav in Newton. ! p: huin-i .nd d.-.triouti:; the bslli.t;-.
; ' Jus tic Irov;n interprets the eon-1
Mrs. D. J. Soa ff Mortimer is j Uiiution a.- to the mutter of secret M
tpcadiut' i-cvci'al davs in the city with bal.iin r as entirely a mater f op-
71.)' IT T r . T ' 1 ' "i ;T Jl' If., . 1 , it t-i -. o - r . ' 1
! be ca.-t by the pei'son votiipj: or :t! ''.'.? c'''"'! v 'Vr
KFI.L DFCLINES .g
fjiends.
Mrs. C. M. Cam-Jbfcli of t hai lotto j may r.e Ovposuen me box nv cin-p
witliirt ti'e ri.'?crc-tion of the voter h ' " Vi" o;
holds.
i is the eue-i of her Mtcr, Mrs. V. D
! JJjov.;:
Viie ICniirhts cf Pythias wi'.l meet
ti l icht hi 7;"U for work in the fir.-t
-.ur.k. All liitmbcrs tiriced tu attend.
IV;
r.
Atten'don
l.:e ciaei
Ala-, ' Oct. 14. Star.,
. .1. WidiaT-ns left
Vnnisicn. where h:
cotton 'fins of that county j I
ossio'c. tr:l tter,d a'ntas.S
eitz", s, Vvh.': i f'tat'v'djpl
kv r.is'ht a Anniston. iff
Mr. VV. B. l"'Vo, secretary of state
! for South Carolina, spent last r.ijrht
iwitii his sister. Mrs. V. R. Weaver.
- Mr.-. R. L. Staley of Spencer arnv-
oe ill 1110 tJUS itiuii,iiin jjviivi
: the week end with Mrs. Carrie Garo-iff r ,,u-
. bio.
.lustice T( the existence in a nurnoori
of states tf a similar law which per- oi
nut.-, voliim'- uv mail a;sa notnins is
fori ad in the North Carolina, law as
cvorriiiiir the constitution. No con
flict is seea by Chief Justice Clark
in the two exnerssions '"in which he
offers to vote" and "every person of
fering to v to." which served with
the secret ballot contention as bails
Williams, who has been en a
lour of inspection :n (. tuiman an
Morgan covrnties io
ers aeriviti? in
nying nicht rid-! g
Mr. L. C. Rranch who recently un
d.rwont an operation for appendici
tis, is out a grain, his friends are triad
to note.
. Mrs. Frank Henderson will enter
hain the I'hilathae class Friday even-line-
at 7::;0 at her home on Thirteenth
i a ( nur.
Mr. W. L. Mitchell will be at
1 Grimes drutr store tomorrow and
1 Saturday for the purpose of rejjis
i . l irtir oters.
; Dr. and Mr. L. E. Clark and Mr.
Und Mr. Frank Clark and children
!li ft vesterdav on a motor trip to the
i nv- antains in Avery county.
i Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Busby have
; returned from their wtddinir trip and
'ate stouuinir at the home of Mr.
! Fu-by's mother. Mrs. Laura Busby
I on Twelfth street.
! Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bowies went
'to Statesvillo vesterdav to visit reia
jitts. Mr. Bowles returned in the af
Iternoon but Mrs. Bowies will remain
; over for a longer visit.
Mrs. Edjrar Yoder will entertain
! this evening with a dinner party in
jhoip.v of Mrs. Carrie Gamble's house-
quests, Mrs. Felix Franklin Smith of
' Mebar.e and Mrs. R. L. Staley of
Sptncer.
j Key. W. W. Rowe went to Maiden
i this afternoon where he will preach
1 preach in Memorial Reformed church
! tonight. The pastor. Rev. Mr. Koons
;is havii: a scries of services this
iweek assisted by different ministers.
thf-e-.r. i:i'"i;.eiit r-n'-k viSiD.-e evidence ;
of th wjrr.;itii-s that are beincr posted 1
n liiiis ana onier io opei i m nr
hane '-.f one of the placard?, whicii
b ib these words: "Do net optrate
this fin urtii cotton sroos to forty i
"One Hour
Before
'awn"
E, S. Warner.
Admission 10c & 20c (war tax included
cm 5 per pound.
The framers of the stale constitu-1 1--.vv-ai rer-oiis ci ou,
tion in 1875 probably had in mind!' vyvn that.-mn the nrope:-. v ,
n ai,.,i,w v?nr r,tin ' rf owners in .Alabama had reaca-
at that time in other states. ihf
chief justice thinks, and the opinion
makes the point that if the framers
it
majority, the absentee voters law
necessary.
ed Montgomery e-rrlv today.
i i
Mi-a r,r!icp Sahf.c?l Ipft ibis a.
akes tne point tnat it the iramers), . , . . , - J
d in mind the thought to reflect in ternoon for Gastonia to vlslt her sis- I
. . ... AT.- lm.-.r. h cfriHtTD rrmnfr tt
no
going
down especially to have her tonsil?
I remove
THE BOYS APPRECIATION
The burning tf the Eisrnark looks
like a seoite! to Scapa Flow. Boston
Oteen. Oct. li20 i Transcript.
Mrs. K. C. Menzies Hickory. X. C.. .....
YOU
I can nave tne
Dear Madam V ard 1-3 has once
more been remembered by the pa
triotic ladies of Hickory, and cakes.
chicken, biscuits and other delicacies
were received by us the other day
through our head nurse. Miss Don
nelly. You may be assuted that we p
oreeiated and enjoyed all those things
a creat deal and. renresentinir all my
comrades of Ward 1-3. I wish to
thank vou heartily f r your
C'ood thortrhts.
( ONTRIBI TIONS TO OTEEN
Mrs. W. B. Item say and Mrs. E- M.
. Craiv: i:e attendinjr a meeting of the
Presbyterian Synodical of North Caro
lina which is in session at Concord.
, Mrs. Ramsay is rounding out her
fifth year as president of the synodi
cal. With Miss Sprin's
The Virginia Dare Book Club held
its teeular mt-ftintr with Miss Virgrin
i if. Springs Wednesday aftei-noon. Ten
1 member answered roll-call with an
intcrestinc: bit of current events.
Following the roll call the hostess
read an interesting paper on the life
of Francir, George, author of "The
; On'v Ni-.n. ..-." A pleasant hour of con-:
: versation was enjoyed, then the hos-;l--s,
a-.ristetl by little Miss Betty
Las.-, -jrve a riaintv ice course. Miss
Elizabeth Wolf will have the next
.nc et ' ig October 27.
Mrs. Allen Hostess
Mrs..!. F. Allen was hostess yester
i day afternoon to the Round Dozen
Book Club. Eleven members were
present and two visitors. Mrs. M. K.
So-'rbeer and Harrisburg, Pa., and
Mr-. Wm. Cox, were given a cordial
welcome.
; Quotations from books just read
'weie Kiven at roll call. The
I oo'e for the afternoon was "The
Prairie Mother,"' by Arthur Stringer
If and the hostess gave an interesting
-l; tch of his life. Discussions and
ieiitiiisms of the book were given fol
' lowed by the readina- of a clever
: magazine story, "Those Most ton-
mod." While current events were
being discussed a delicious salad
course was served by the hostess, as
sisted bv Miss Marv Polk Wooten.
The next meet in ir will be held on Oc
tiber 27 with Mr. W. B- Councill.
i Vjth Mrs. Abernethy
The Cosmos Book Club met ves
jterdav afternoon with the president
jMrs, F A. Abernethy. with nine
I members Present. The hostess' book
I "A Poor Wise Man," bv Marv Rob-
;ort$ Reinhardt. was discussed and an
iinterestini' sketch of the author was
The following contributions were
sent to Otec-n Ward I No.. through
Mrs. Geo. "Voder's Unit Hickory can
teen, in September:
Mrs. J. 31. Allred. candy: Mrs. Geo
Baiiev. candv: Mrs. Lov Bolick. SI:
Mrs. A. A. Shuford, Sr.. cake: Yoder
Gro. Co.. cake; Mrs. W. L. Mitchell
cake: Mr?. Geo. Yoder. cake: Mr. J.
E. Barb, chicken: Mrs. J- W. Shu
ford. chicken; Miss Mary Rosebrough
$1 : Mrs. II . C. Menzies, 2 chickens
and biscuits-; Mrs. C. IL Geitner, cake
and flower?: Mrs. L. E. Fields, cake:
Mrs. K. O. Menzies.. U chickens and
biscuits' Whiteiier and Martin, can
dv; Mrs. W. L. Abernethy, chicken
Miss Ellen Stuart Menzies. candv:
Mrs. C. L- Robertson, chicken; Mrs j
G. H. Geitner. cake; iMrs. Joy, 50c
Mrs. J. F. Miller. $1. I
Another nice box sent to Y'ard I j
No. 5 and one to I No. 3. September!
30. Those contributing to these boxes!
were: ,
Mrs. G. II. Geitner. cake and fried ;
chicken: Mrs. G. N. Hutton, cake and i
Dowers: .Mrs. Delta BHmgarner. can
('y: Mrs. R. II. Thorn a son. cake: Mrs. ;
C. CBost. chess pies: Mis M. F, Ge:t
ner. a ham: Mrs. W. L. Abernethy
fi: Mrs. har.es ,eitner, chudtn.
candy, cookies and flowers: Mrs. R.
M. Bumgarner. $1; Mrs. Geo. Bailee
candy; Mrs. K. C. Menzies. cake and j
rolls: Mrs. Charles Menzies, cake,
and biscuits: Y'oder and Clark.boxes:
Whitener and Martin, boxes; Miss
Marr Allen, cake; Miss Effie Morri-!
son, scrap books"- Mr. C. Ellington, j
waxed paper; Miss Frances Fields.)
1 1 &&&&2ism
Eke
asher
Demonstrated in your home by a factory
representative tomorrow morning, with
out any obligation on your part.
Give it a trial is all we ask."
bernethy
i Hardware
Co.
Observe
OVERCOAT
$1 and candy.
Every few days we receive w rdr
of aporeciation from some of the
boys, for all u.iee things that Hick
ory has been doing for them. We
T 1 1 1 i
wisn aiso to express our tnsnKs , FEOyj THE ITCHING AND BURN-
ii:o xvecoru iur il.-. eilOJts. inrouiU'. i
the paper to help us secure these;
delicacies for our bovs. j
The Ladies of the Unit. : i n . i i .
D-iine itcn ana oRin
NEGRO LAWYER WILL
OPPOSE CARTER GLASS
QBQDBB&QBE2BE3&ISDDI2&!
COMFORT
ING OF SKIN DISEASES MAY
BE HAD IF YOU USE
Roanoke. Va...Oct. 14 J. R. Pol
lard, a negro lawyer of Richmond,
will oppose Senator Carter Glass for
the United States senate in the No
vember election., having duly filed the
necessary papers ,so that his narne
will appear on the cfficisl ballot, it
w-as learned here. It is understood
there are negro candidates' in the
first, second, third and fourth con
gressional district s, who will make ;
the race with Pollard as 'dilv b'.ack"!
Renubli -3ns. in opposition to ihej
"lily white" faction of the party in j
Virginia. '
Ointment
FOR ITCH AND ECZEMA
and all kinds of skin eruptions, also
tetta and roughness of the skin. Get
a box of this ointment today from
LUTZ DRUG STORE
and be relieved or if not carried
by your druggist write direct to us
for box inclosing 50c the price.
AB-CLINE
CHEMICAL CO.
-:- N. C.
Mrs. G. W. Payne and daughters, tLiklU. I
Margaret and Evelyn, are spendine!
Eiven by llis. Ralph Abernethy. Mi-, the week end in Charlotte. ' IBSISBillSBBBG3BBBB2IBIa&
In line with our custom, we' are making
special preparations to devote much time
next week to the cleaning and pressing of
overcoats-work that requires time and
care.
! i
' Get out your overcoat, examine it and
call 190. We will do the rest. m
We will make a good job of it.'i You
might need your overcoat any day." Be
prepared to use it.
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City Pressing
Club
ERNEST WRIGHT, Mgr. f Phone 190
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