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4 WEOTjgSPAY-EVETllNG, NOVEMBER! i ii RESULTS (J a One Cent a Wprd.Jor Each Inflection THIS SIZE TYPfi .1 This Size ThSeeiCenl Word 1 5 All adi cash with copy. Count the wordi before sending in -your 1 rv.r-ia - . FINE PICTURE PAStlME tomorrow; Tomorrow and Friday the Pastime theatre will present R. A. Walsh's production 'Serenade" with Miriam Cooper and George Walsh. A lovely romance of old Spain a tale of love and adventure, in the land of the dancing girl, the dark-eyed senoritas and the hold fighting cavaliers. A First National attraction. Also Pathe News. Don't miss this good ghow. : - - ' ' rU ..RENTBuildinar. formerly , pO AlPMbParA iext to HicKory Auto Corporation. ; : Phone 173-L. L. L. Moss. ll-l-3t. ikT On L?nioi square last nljtht !jkkm.vt. book coniaiiyniar one iu oni. iorie $2.00 bill and two Sl.ffO'bills and iittiaii cnatige. j all chafiffe.'lcward for return QUICK SALE One pair black pitch niare mulrt,' weigiit 2400. one 85. Hicitory lour and eed t fL WANTED To work in bindery ClayMiting Co. Call in person. SALfc-Poland China pigs an4 a JSjipe . colt six months old. N. W. rjjTroi3t,RoTite'4 Newton, -N. C 1 . , V't-V-r -;gr40t':pd &C2 MAKES 'OFiPnONQGRArnS Taiwnff'macaiaea . cleaned and aftjbalrod. Have yotw machine clean. ntv. nt ifi The 24 Mexi- r.a At1whkh twodnce the bulkoz the nations corn crop now vave 412r233fd90 pounds ot corn in sJgnt, according to recent figures announced by tne oeparxmenc pi agriuMcir.- :fd and overhauled before the spring ;traki. , t cheaper. Piedmont Pho- nosnrapn vo . -u FOrt SALE A few very fine stand ,var second hand pianos, player pla .... noa, and organs. Some Edisons like now at one half, price. Kenyon Mus ;j4c House, yth avenue. 10-13-tf. 1 U8T RECEIVED Car Red Cedar shingles, price right. A pair heavy ' mules 4 years old in spring, easy Terms and low price, j-uighrum Oate. Abrnzzi Rve. rmnraved Beard- es$ Fukaster Wheat, home grown liffh quality. J. E. Coulter Connelly , opringsiN. i;. iv-iz- lut eou. Sidmv riin 3,000 imles. Easy terms, Johnson s Garaare. 11-1- SELECTED NARCISSUS, HYCINTH and Tulip bulbs. Our bulbs bloom. Catawba Seed Store. U-Mt. MEXICO GETTING READY r TO HARVEST CORN CROP lake; -a: ((alotats tao hark mtm ' for the liver, Beware of imitations; Demand the genuine in 10c and 35c peck ages bearing above trade mark WILLIAM S. HART PASTIME TODAY ONLY j If you like Xo. see William S. Hart on the screen don't miss seeing "The Whistle" atc the : Pastime today only. This is a return; engagement ; but we expect more !peoplo out to see Hart this time - .than saw the picture the first time we showed it. PHI L ADELPni A LUTHERAN Granite Falls ' Rev; J. J. Bickley, pastor. Vesper service at 7:30 o'clock, subject,- "The Strength That Conquers?' Eph. 6 rid. ; Youncr .peoples' meeting at. 7 :30 p. m., Friday." The public is - cordially invited to worship at -all our services. ' TRAFFIC TO ARGENTINA . RECALLS PRE-WAR DAYS Beunos Aires, Oct. . 1. The port of Beunos Aires is resuming its. pre-war activity. No less than severtteenv.es sels came in during a single-day recent ly, a greater number than has been re ported since. the clo&e of hostilities. : The arrivals of the record day in cluded five passenger linens, two from Germany," oneTom England, one. from Self-determination is fine when mix- w . a U rttAi wclLfST1 part,3 of setf-co1- were Vessels of British, American, Nor- WMIntfBVs - j ; - - wegian J'rench: and Spanish .register, and their ports of departure were most diversified. Lumber was brought from Mobile and Gulfport, oil from Tampico, coal from Cardiff and general mer chandise from Hamburg. Curiously enough the coal from Cardiff came in a French bo ttom, while the cargo from Hamburg was carried by a Spaniard.. FELT TIRED, SO TIRED hss& L4j Styi She Vu Rca. Down, Suffered Vith Her Back, Took Cardei, end -Get WeH. Trotzky had decreed military train ing compulsory. A beautiful thing. the perfect freedom of Russia. St. Paul Dispatch. "r " " ' . ; : - "V,-, 1? f' ; r. t if will not be longbefore the coal ' .i'-i; a Uj -' ..i ii2;'sJta' ' '.r . ! ivifl1pr xiritf Tii flsVino' vnu: "On IttmD vritea Kne orso, to say that I owe my .;or two?MNew.ork American. - roa neaim ana Bircngin 10 caraui,' says letter from Mrs.' Cora Cpurtaey, 31 llallroad &MzK thte dfv . V- Jfcdlroad Street: this dty. was all run-doc until my family thought they would lole tite?' writes Mrs. Courtney. "My husaand coaxed me to take Cardui, so, to please him, I did, and will say I dtffloTTegretit, for I am able to do all my work and do my shopping. V i have five childten, four in school, my husband and a boarder to do for, and 1 do all my own wdrk for all of us, and find time to play. We all praise Cardui. Every sick and run-down woman should take this wonderful medicine. "1 suffered With my back; a very weak feeling in my limbs. - - i felt hardly able to drag; just tired so tired all the time. "it was an effort for me to do anv- rhing, but Cardui helped me so I felt like a different woman." . if vou are in a rdn-down physical condition, suffering as this Indiana lady says she did. rave Cardui a fair trial. It should help you. .Talce Cardui. j KOU? 1 vA' sew issue of stamps ;f or the Brit ish Yefet Indies shows Columbus hold ing a-telescope. 100 years before it was invente'd! Pittsburgh Dispatch, The 'operators and the miners are optimistiey whiefcipells.,a hard winter for the eon3umers.-r-Columbia Record. Have your Shoes Mended at the SHOE FIXER Y Best Leather Used Best Work, Guaranteed - Uxider Singer Office two Entrances; Front, and Rear J ' " , .... .... -- " - - - - - - " - - - - - " mm.m M---n--L. -.-------- r mi - - r- - - - -- " - 1 ' ,. : : - - M ' ' . ... ..I ,' , " . I tftlN fifteen fl.?V . MadcfcvLkcettcMvcrsTctaCD't SMSfef :i Record Want Ads Bring Ke&ults. Try fhem. II i r- it; i i j llr . , 1 s you Can Always Find It At BELKS ,g)J&JLJjQ) ' . 1 iirw Ginghanis and Domestics, etc. ; V- 1R--,Vfilfli!T' I Apron Chick 10c i . , ,-, . . . CalicPemt Cloths. Sao ll , .... ' T'.l"5 .1 '14 V::.'3:ii LOc- 15c 36-inch viride c: ' Flalds and Solid 1 : .i Color Lininrjs . .:, 121-2 cents Buy It At Belks' the Big Busy Cash Store BIG LOT : OUTING 15c Heavy Brown Domestic , , . . 14c 38-inch Sea Island, Special . . . . J . . J5c : Dress Ging hqjns and Solid r Colors Seashore one half Chambrys . cents ? 32-inch Fast Color 1 4 . ; It Dress aias 15c ; - Gibon Ginfjhams . . . Heavy Blue Overall 7 Denim . . j .-.."i.v Oil Cloth, White and Colors . . . ff I - ll -.. Specials at Toilet Goods Counter Big Cake Castile Soap Be 10c Value Torpic . Palm Soap,., palm: OLIVE soap: y - - a olEiWiM Men's Ribbed Un.l ion Suits. $1.25 .... ; ' Made by one of the ggMills Rugs arid Floor Coverings ' l.- Sigf... $1.00 Value Window Shade Special ....... 48c Children's Ribbed: Hose : . . , . ; . . . & School Tablets . . . Two for;; . , . . 5c ic Pond's : Vanishing Cream $1.00 Boys' Union Suits t&zh . Hind's and Almond Cream : 4& 14c Colgate's Talcum Powder - . . . , With Trial Size Colgate's Dental Cream Mary Garden Face Powder . $1.50 ftlen's Unicr Sv'lis , . . 9x12 Congoleuni Rugs . " . 12 .95 Ladies $1.25 Union Suits . nil. 7, -y Good Quality Floor Coverings, 2 Yards Wide . 9 x 10i Congoleum , Rugs .,98c & 11 4U M Special JLadies' Outing' Gowns . Little Boys', Overalls 5& e e. MenV ;and Boys' Cotton Sweaters . 98c The Store That Keeps Prices Down In Hickory " PA MS TO) 30 STORES Sell It For Less i 1 1 ; Hickory, N. G. I aj-i itiTrfc aiHa. eitf
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