TiHinfiHAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1922
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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Tli
e Eisanar Store
Service and Satisfaction
You always get the best quality, latest
tvks and lowest prices. r
K .port repairing promptly executed.
Geo. E. Bisanar
Jeweler and Optometrist.
Watch inspector So. and C. & N. W. Rys.
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO
General Insurance and Bonds
Service Our Motto
1030 14th St. ..- - - rhone bd
Prove It
Yourself
that for price and quality, Karo is
the best syrup you can serve. For
pancakes, hot biscuits and making
gingerbread, there is nothing better
As a spread on bread for children,
Karo is a wonderful energy food.
Soft Gingerbread easy
to make:
2 F.tv taipo-n Sail
S tup -Trevn Sugar 2 cupt Flour
J, f up KaroSDlut Label 1 ttafpoou Cingrr
2 tublttpoom Cocoa i tup Mazola
, tup Hour Milk I cup Rauu$
1 tcmpoon 'Baking Ponder
I uapoen Waking SuJtt
;'t Jrv ingredient. AJJ ratlins and
nr. Mi Karo,Ma:ola and tour milk.
Drop unbeaten CBS Into drv inure.
Uirnrt, add liquids and stir well. Hake
in ttow oven about iorty-fivc minutes.
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For a productive gardenand
a well - kept lawn
Labor saving implements make caring
for them a pleasure.
Your neighbor will admire a beautiful
lawn. It is a sign of thrift. All it needs is
good care with the right tools.
Spades, Hoes Garde;rHosJL
Rakos ' ' Lawn Mowers
IVuning Tools Wire Fencing
Everything for -growing a good harvest
Abernethy Hardware Co.
Local and Personal
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clegg Gantt
a daughter, Mary Louise.
Mr. C. II. Van Hervie will leave
this afternoon for Charlotte where
tomorrow he will attend a freight
rate hearing.
Mrs. Chas. Hefner. Mrs. Buff and
Mrs. D. F. Cline are spending the
dav in Lenoir with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Carpenoer-
Proi. J D. Samuels, Ariedgc Boyd
ind Claude Wolff left today in: Mt.
ry where tomorrow night the boys
vill venu'seJit the ILckory high
school in a triangular debate.
Mr. W. H. Boyd will return to
Vsheville this afternoon after hav
ng spent some time with Mrs. Jack
oyd and family and Mr. ind Mrs.
I. ('. Eaton.
Mr. chd Mrs- (Jeorge Lyerly and
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D'Ai.ina veiurhe;
yesteiday from Winston-Salem where
they attended the Rotary eonven
:iou.
Mlfs Jo McCo:t.ik-" . attractive
iovsc gaest foi' some time of Mr.
int! Mis. A A. Shufovd, returned
ast night to her home in Washing
ton, D. C.
Mrs. S. I. MeCannless .and little
laughter Sarah, having spent the
past week with Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Shuford, the latter her sister, re
turned today to their home in
sheville,
Mr. W. J. Shuford, president of
he Rotary cdub, Mr. J. D. Elliots
Dr. O. II. Hester and M. W- Clark
uwe returned from Winston-Salem
.vhere they attended the Seventh
District Rotary convention.
Mr. Wi. J. Shuford will go to New
ton this evening where he has been
invited hy the Newton Kiwanh
Club to tell about the work of Miss
Kain who conies to Hickory on April
I tv make addresses on her work
under the auspices of the Rotarj
Club. Mr. Shuford will be a guest
at the Kiwanis dinner tonight.
The Girls' Glee club of Catawba
College, Newton, will give an enter
tainment tomorrow nieht in the col
lege auditorium fcT the benefit of
the gleee club scholarship- An ex
ceptionally good program has beer
arranged and the concert pro-miser
to be one of the chief musical events
of the vear. Miss Vera Schien, heat
vf the music department, is director.
illlDGR CLUB WITH MISS
KATCHER
Miss Kathryne Hatcher was de
lightful hostess yesterday afternoor
to the C. T. & N. Bridge club at hei
home oh Tenth avenue. Miss Jose
r.hine Lyerly made highest scove an
vas presented with the .prize. Aftei
the game delicious refreshmenc
were served with Miss Kathryiu
etzer coming in for this period.
Miss Anhie Kiinan win enien.au
he club at the next meeting.
j WITH MRS. WILLIAMS
Mrs. II- F. Wil'iarns was gracious
hostess vesterdav afternoon to1 the!
Fortnightly Book Club, this being
ithe last regular meeting of the se
! ries..
I ' Roll . call was answered with ex-ltvsif-t
fimii the club books, each
'member giving some bright, apt
quotation. "The Kingdom Round the
Corner" by Conigsby Dawson, was
Ithe book for the afternoon and the
I hostess gave several criticisms and
I a general review of the life of Mr
Dawson. It was also of exceptional
! interest Ui learn the - experiences
that prom 11 ted the author to write
the story. Cunent events for the af
ternoon brought out some of the,
fo'rento :t happenings of the day.
The meeting adjourned, into 11 so
social he1 j 1 and during this period a
number of invited guests came, M.Sj
Ciace Patrick. Mrs. , Norwood Bass
Mrs. George C- Yodoiv Mrs. R. A.
Grimes, Mrs. C. V. Deilinger, Mrs.
E. A. Herman, Mrs. Ley Boiick, Mis.
Walter C- Taylor.
The house was decorated through
out with spring flowers, a color mo
tif of vellow nredc'-ninaLrna- Forsy-
thia was used for decorating the iiv- '
ing room and in the dinning room al
quantity of jonquils was used. The I
dining room tabe and. four small
tables were arranged and at. these
a beautiful thiee course., luncheon:
was served. J
Miss Margaret TucNuU cl' V'-r-1
p-inin an honorary member of the ,
ciub who is spending some time heie.
will entertain the club oh Apri1 . 5
at the home al Mis. R. J. Revely.
MRS, BLACK WELDER HOSTESS
The Wednesday Afternoon Book
Club held a delightful meeting yss
terdav afternoon with Mrs. B. B.
Blackwelder as hostess at her home
jr. Eleventh avenue.
The hostess' toc'k was "The
Mountebajik'' by Wm- J. Locke, a
popular author in the club and ow-.
ng to the fact that several oi his
books have been read in" other series
and numerous sketches have been
oiven of Mr. Locke, this part ci the
program was omitted and the guests
enjoyed a social hour. Eight nuv.v
jei s were present and Mrs. S. I'.
Withers was a pleasant visitov.
During the social hour the guests
were invited into the dining room
for a two course 'uncheoh. An abun
dance of spring flowers were at
tractively arranged as decorations
The club will meet again on April
fifth, with Mrs. E- E. Menzies as hos
tess.
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AND ALL
THIS WEEK
Pacemakers
eview
An
Up-to-D
ate Musical Comedy Show
WITH
TEN
MRS MARTIN HOSTESS
Mrs. R. E. Martin was hostest
yesterday afternoon at a very inter
esting meeting of the Pleaides Bool
Club. Mrs. Durant Ajoernemv 01
Washington, ho-aseguest ot Mrs
George Lyerly, was tno omy gue.v.
in addition to club members.
Many lovely spring flowers weit
in deenratine- the home and
were in keeping with the bright
sunny day.
The hostess presented her bocK
"Ths Head of the House of Comb
and the usual discussion ot ciut
books followed. Several business
matters occupied the attention oi
the club and the program was fea
tured, by the exchange of current
events, many items oi mvetest jc
ing culled 'and related-
at?L tnhles -were arranged in the
living room and the guests were ser
ved with a beautiful two course lun-
i TV.o rlnV nrtionrnca to meet
n5 n Anril 5 with Mrs. Frank
I a in v i
Henderson.
ROUND DOZEN CLUB CLUB
MEETS
,WTith Miss Amelia McComb as
hostess the Round Dozen Book Club
delightful meetinir yes-
wliiv jiftprnnon. The members i
were present and Mrs. H- M. Doll, j
Mrs. George Hal', Mrs? D. M. Mc
Co'mb and Miss Amelia McComb j
were welcome visitors.
'in the absence of the president
who is out of the .city, Mrs. W. B.
Council, the vic-president;,gracious-'y
presided over the -meeting- Roll
iail and the minutes of the last
meeting marked the opening oV 'the
-leetinff after which the hostess in
troduced her book "Alice Adams
y Booth Tarkington. Criticisms
were .iven and the hostess dwel'-ed
at length on' her book and gave an
ntcrtainmg account --x)f the life of
the author.
The program was also featured by
the-reading ot a short maga;nn .
story. Current events ' were given
onri ' rhivJna- the social hour Mrs.
Ilall favored the guests by paying
several piano selections.
The hostess, w'th Miss Millie Kate
Mrmh nistinsr. served a very de
licious two course luncheon and the
club adjourned to meet two weeks
hence with Mrs. J. W. KlacKweiaer
Pretty Girls that can sing and dance
Black Face Comedian
New Songs, New Dances
Special Scenery and Wardrobe
GUARANTEED TO PLEASE
Admission:
CHILDREN : 25c
ADULTS 50c
War Tax Included
E SATURDAY
3 P. M.
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Don't experiment insist upon Hills Cascara
Bromide Quinine. World's standard Cold remedy
for two generations.
Demand red box bearing Mr. Hill's portrait and
siSnature. 3
At All DruttistsM Cents rx
Mrs. W. T. Henderson of Burling
ton is the charming guest of Mr.
'Hendersons bother, Mrs. iiauaia
Sullivan, on Eighth avehue.
Scc'ut troop No. 1 will, meet to
night-instead of Friday night.
PASTIME
TODAY AND TOMORROW
"Oh Boy" don't
miss this picture
Friday and Saturday
- Specials -
Cold Cream
comes in
conveniently
Good cold cream is never out of
deniiand. It has its uses horn by
hour, day in and day out. An unu
sually clean, white , dainty cold
cream is sold by us, roado by us
and guaranteed by us. You can
buy any quantity you want.
LUTZ DRUG STORE
"ON THE CORNER
PHONES: 17 and S17
JACKIE
COOGAN
New Tweed
SPORT SUITS
Special at : $16.50
NEW SILK DRESSES
Every week in all the new
Materials
LADIES COATS
md Capes in all the new
est Styles
$7.50 to $35.00
SWEATERS
New Styles in Sport
Sweaters
SPECIAL
56 in. all Wool Tweed, (all colors at ...... $2.00 yd.
56 in all Wool Homespun, all colors at .... . S2.0Q yd.
S ILK
$1.50 black Taffeta 36 in. wide at ....
$1.50 black Messaline, 36 in. wide at . .
$2.00 Blue Messaline, 36 in. wide at .
$1.00 yd.
.$1.00 yd.
$1.25 yd.
IN
('My Boy
A FIRST
NATIONAL
ATTRACTION
Admission: Children 10 cts no
tax; Adults 30 ctst war taxInc
36 in. Suiting i nail colors
at 25c
HOSE
Ladies 50c Lisle Hose,
blk. and Cordovan at 35c
Men's Suits -. .
Boys Suits
Ladies Oxfords in all the
latest styles from $2.00
to ......... ..'..$8.00
Sport Hose in all new
shades $1.50
Everything priced at
LINEN
36 in. blue and Rose pure
linen at 75c
Crushless Linen, all col
ors at .... . . $1.00 "yd.
..... .$12.50 to $35.00
$ 5.00 to $ 9.00
Men's Oxfords from
S3.50 to $8.00
CRETONNE
36 in. figured Cretonne
19c
our unusually low price
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