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THE HICKORY DAILY RECORD
TUESDAY EVEN M, SEPTEMBER 5
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WANTED A man for general farm
work. Must know how to feed and
handle teams and farm machinery.
House, garden and wood furnished.
See H. P. Robinson at Granite Farm.
9-4-3t.
FOB SALE Brand new 7 -room bun
galow on Soutli 15th street. All mod
ern conveniences. Splendid basement.
Terms part cash. Apply J 508 10th
avenue. Phone .'125-L. -4-3t-pd.
FOR SALE Wentingnotise automatic
electric range in perfect condition.
Reason for selling, leaving town. Ap
ply 1508 Tenth avenue. Phone 325-L.
9-4-3t-pd.
FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping and one i'nv-
nished room. Phone Rex lunch room,
248-J. y-4-3t.
FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms
one furnished modem. Sen I). W.
' Cook,' ftex Lunch Room, Phone 24S-J.
0-4.3t.
FOR SALE Collage on Eighth Ave
nue adjoining the Fred Flakier
home, iC'lwse in. 'Modern. Water,
light. Just worked over. Terms
reasonable. W. B. Council. 9-2-fit pd
FOR SALE OVERLAND SEDAN
EASY TERMS. JOHNSON'S OAR
AGE. ., 8-2;-tf.
FOR SALE New (i-room bungalow
with bath and all modern conven
iencesfcJ)cated ori'lOth Street. If in
terested eee, I). M. Boyd & Co., or
Phone ija Price and terms to suit
purcKjSSer. ,D;jyi. Boyd & Go. 8-31-tf
FOR SALE ONE OVERLAND CAR.
EASY. TERMS. JOHNSON'S (JAR
AGE, ;'. .- 8-26-tf.
WANTED Man to work in dairv
barn. "(Jood housewater and light
furnished free. Good wages. Apply
H. P. Robinson, manager Granda
. Dairy 'Farm. ,
FOR SALE Nice Filley Colt. Will ex
change, for mk cow. See Henrv
Reitzel, 3r Conover, R i i)-5-2t-pd
LOST Black handbag containing
watch-and visiting card of Mrs.
A. C. Zillicoffer. Reward if return
ed toi Record ' office. , 9-5-2 b
MISS MAUDE S. ABERNET,TIY WILL
open her music studio for lessons
in piano and voice, September 12.
9-5-lt pd
1 HAVE SOME NICE BARGAINS IN
Real Estate close in property-and
suburban property, for sale. My office
is in the Home Canner Building on
I lib ave. Phone No. 61. D. L. Martin,
. Real Estate Agent. 9-5-6t.
I H AVE A 9-ROOM DOUSE WITH
all modern conveniences. Big lot
100x200 in the second block from
the square for $4,700.00. Terms.
This is a real bargain. You couldn't
build a house for the money. This is
for quick sale. See me before it is
' gone. My office is in the Home Can
nor Building on 11th avo., Phone No.
.!. D. L. Martin, Real Estate. Agent.
9-5-tit.
IWT Between Granite Falls and
Hickory automobile license. Dealer
No, 250. Finder please return, to
Looper Motor Co., Granite Falls.
N. C. 9-5-1 1 pd
WANTED a good man to work for
the Singer Sewinsr Machine Co. at
Hickory, N. C. J. R. Boyd manager.
8-29-Gt
ALL MAKES OF PHONOGRAPHS
and Talking machines cleaned and
repaired. Have your machine clean,
ed and overhauled before the spring
breaks. Its cheaper. Piedmont. Pho
nograph Co, 713
FOR "RENT Two furnished rooms.
light housekeeping, telephone water
lights. -Mrs. Clement, Phone 65. i
9-2- eod tf.
NEW SHIPMENT OF
genuine honey bee hon
ey. Try a bucket. Yo
der's Carry and Save.
9-5-it
FOR THE CHILDREN
Tablets and pencils.
Yoder's Carry and
Save. . 9-5-lt
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. DelicioiiSy iref rediinglaiiilnour
UhSng. Five cents. Served in half pint
bottles.
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CHOCOLATE MILK.
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Phone 510
Prizes ' for best kept yardis and
prettiest flower plots in the Brook
lord mill village were awarded by
a committee this morning after an
inspection tour that included more
than 50 homes and that put the judges
to tlj. iking as to who were the iui.a
' winners. Thexe was no. great ' diffi
culty in determining, the four prettiest
premises, but so many ot the yards
were well cared for that the com
mittee; had some studying to do. la
each instance, . however, the decision
of the committee was unanimous.
Mr. J. B. Duval, assistant treasurer
of the company, chose the committee
yesterday and when they appeared,
lie. and Supt. H. F. Moody sent Mr.
J. J. Stepp, master mechanic, arounci
with it and the judges had only num
bers to go by. 'The names of the win
ners were not known to the committee,
until after the report had been made.
This was done in order to give aii
the contestants an absolutely impar
tial deal.
tinder the management of Superin
tendent Moodey, Mr. Duvall and Mr.
Stepp, wonderful improvements hav
been made about the grounds of the.
mills. Flowers and grass plots have
replaced barns and coal bins and the
neatness and beauty of the mill pro
perty was reflected in many well kept
unvrls Mo- flower orardens in Hickory
could surpass some of those seen this
morning. Certainly no yaras wery
cleaner than some visited.
n.i thf . recommendation of the
judges, Messrs! Moody and Duval ad
ded a fourth prize. The . first prize,
awarded to Mrs. L. M. .Hefner, calls
for $25 cash; the second, given to
Mrs J. Kelley Butler, $15; the third,
Mrs! Sid Lewis, $10, and the fourth,
Mrs. Lee Smith, $5. Mrs. Lewis and
Mrs, Smith were- close contestants.
The judges gave honorable men
tion to Mrs. Jim Newton. Mrs. J. V.
Price, Mrs. Etta Rich, Mrs. O. E.
Winebarger, Mrs. Reinhardt, Mrs.
Fannie Couch, Mrs. W. P. Pope and
Mrs. Jim Foster and might properly
have included some others. . .
It was a pleasure to see the im
provements, made about this mill,
which is- inaking some of the finest
cotton goods in the country. The peo
ple are interested in their work? and
are ad to cooperate heartily in im
provements. Mr. Stepp is the land
scape gardener, the tree surgeon,
building inspector and all round man
ani shows much interest in his job.
The company is to be congratulated.
The "judges were Mrs. Carrie Gam
ble"Miss Edward Clement, Edgar L.
Fox and S H. Farabee. Incidentally
the iudges were, presented with some
pretty cloth.
t NO RACE SUICIDE
News and Observer. .
The . census reports showing that
North Carolina continues at the head
of the column in the number of babies
born is a piece of news that is a
guarantee of the state's future. It is
proof of healthy conditions m the
body politic. And what is a proper ac
companiment is the fact that the state
from mountains to sea is building ade
at rVionl houses and training com
petent teachers to teach the rising gen
eration.
What is the trouble with France to
day ? At the bottom of all its troubles
is the fact that France is cursed with
race suicide. It fears the worst because
it- pp jidiacent nations rapidly in
creasing their population by large fam
ilies while its own birth rate continues
to dwindle. What France needs is. more
families like that of Gen. Mangin: He
has been married 12 years and is the
father of eight children born in the
time. With such families France could
look the future in the face without a
qualm. -
. We, have just concluded our world
wide investigation and discover the
cost of living is the same everywhere
in this respect that it takes all you
make. Collier's Weekly.
WALLACE RE1D SCORES IN
.'NEW. RACING PICTURE
If a' trans-continental race were
staged between entries by all the
leading makes of automobiles, what
type of a car would win?
This question is pictorially answer
ed in "Across the , Continent," 1 by
Wallace Reid, Paramount 'star, who
thunders over the roads in a small
flivver ad drives ot to victory.
: Wallace Reid has proven popular
in ; al) of the preceding automobile
race stories in which he has appeai--ed,
but his latest which was shown
at tne .Pastime theatre yesterday most
unique of them all. The. action doesp't
take place on a "circular race track,
but involves all kinds of roads in the
United States, all kinds of weather,
and a good many thrilling stunts and
incidents. Action, fast and spicy, is
its principal ingredient.
The, supporting cast includes. Mary
MacLaren, Theodore Roberts, Betty
Francisco, Walter Long, Lucien Lit
tlefield. Jack Herbert, Guy Oliver and
Sidney D' Albrook. Added attraction
ratne xews. lomorrow Thomas
M'eighan in , "The Bachelor Daddy"
from the novel by Edward People,
author of "The Prince Chap." An
other Paramount Special.
TRY OUR HOME MADE CANDIES,
Ice cream and Fountain drinks. J.
Henry Hill, 9th avenue- 7-25-tf
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NO
AMBITION
Nervous and Dizzy, Every
thing Seemed to Worry Me.
How I Got Well
'- Larwi!l, Indiana. "My back vras so
bad 1 could not do my washing. I was al
ways tired out and
had no ambition, waa
nervous and dizzy
and everything
seemed to worry me
andlhadrwful pains
in my r'ht side. I
felt badly about four
years and could not
do my work as it
should have been
done. IsawLydiaE.
Pinkham's Vege
table Compound ad
vertised so much and it did so many peo
ple good that I began to .take it myself.
I am feeling fine now and everyone tells
me .they neve saw me looking so well. I
live on a farm, do all my work, and have
three little girls to take care of. I am
recommending this medicine to my
friends and know it will help them if
they use it like I do." Mrs. Herbert
Long, R. R. 3, Box 7, Larwill, Indiana.
Many women keep about their work
when it is a great effort. They are al
ways tired out and have!no ambition.
When you are in this condition cive it
prompt attention.
Take Lydia ET Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, for it is especially adapted
to correct such troubles, as it did for
Mrs. Long.
Read Record Want Ads
you to" visit our Can
dy, Confectionery,
and Notion Store" on
Union Square.
We carry the best
of everything at low
est prices. Give us a
trial before you buy.
J.W. Moose
on
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE RECORD
ANNOUNCEMENT
. I want the public to "understand that
I did not sell -my real estate and, good
will. I only sold my insurance busi
ness with the exception of Life Insur
ance. I have been sick all" summer
but J am now getting better and able
ti attend to my real estate business and
Life Insurance. D. L. Martin, Real Es
tate Agent. . 9-5-lt
EDISON ,
1 PHONOGRAPHS
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If v INSTRUMENTS
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STARR PIANOS 1
PLATE R-R O L L S 7
RADIO WIRELESS
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Phonograph Company
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To Brighten Things
- Use Paint
There are two master painters and paperhangers in-Hicll9
' ory who specialize in making old things look like new. They take
pride in creating something attractive out of" that' which" seems
quite hopeless. Why dont you consult us about that property which
' has been an eye-store to "you for so long? We know what is needed
to improve it and are the men best fitted to do it. -A phone call
: will bring one of us to you. Estimates free.
Ramsaur & Webb '
Telephone 383-J
ectric Cookery
xpensive
let's See If It Is
Last month our Vice-President want
ed to see how our coDkincc customers were
faring; so he called on Every Branch to eo
over each customers' bills for the past 12
months and get an average.
Here are the figures:
The average of all the 800 cooking
customers on otir lines was actaully less
than S5.50 per month.
The average for our Hickory custom
ers was $4.86 per month and, mind you,
this included about 25 customers who were
heating ail their water electrically and
this was part of their average of JjM.8( per
month.
Some people eat more, cook more and
; have more hot water. Some bake more,
roast more and entertain more company.
isut the average as given above includes
mem all. ; (
Some neonle are extravagant in all
their habits. Some are economical in some
things extravagant in another. Some ride
their cars more and burn more gasoline,
wear our more tires. We feel safe in saying
.that the 800 included some of all kinds.
But we are appealing to the house wife
wno cares more lor the quality of the looi
she serves her family who cares more for
the healthful conditions under which they
are prepared and to the husband who cares
more for the appearance of the homo and
the conveniences he provides for his wife.
YOUR NEIGHBOR USES AN
ELECTRIC
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, We Are Glad to Answer Questions
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