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(NICQUOT such a friendly drink that it
~ well with the of any fruit
i to 1t makes a drink that please
i body. They all like it,
| Of course they do. Its sparkling, happy look
what they like, and its gngey old taste and
| its eapmg, sunhmy bubbles
| Gownups and kids, all ages all dispositions,
| all gnder-thy all like Cicquo.
| Natural that they should It's such a jolly
drink. It's SO downright good Seems as though
j :: !" !: !;
| there couldn't be happier combination Of good
| ~ things.
| ~ They good Pure cool from rock
| &C. springs, Jamaica gnger-real Jamaica gnge-
| IT, fruit Aavor, and sugar-al that into
| ~ CGcquo is the best that can be had.
| -X1 And these good things blended and cooled
| q charged bubbles make the pop
| Of drnks-this CGcquot Club Ginger Ale,
of which they say, "7hey all like it,"
Ginger Ale There are other CGcouo Club
Sasapaila and Beer-and they're all
| popular It's good to have variety
! Root Beer home Buy from your grocer druggist
| CIICQUoT COMPANY
| Ms,U
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Evening star., 1922-11-19

At left: Richard Plummer
Jackson. first Georgetown
correspondent of The Wash
ington Star. Photo made in
1883 Above: House on M
street near the old Francis
Scott Key mansion, where
Jackson lived.
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care young child: Frenc
woman: sos NJ NJ 24o w f23d
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GenieVc a. Case Superior Court.
vs.. Lltchfield County,
lie Roy g. Case December 30, 1891.
Additional order OF notice.
Upon the complaint of Genieve A. Case
praying therein for divorce now pending
in this Court u appearing 20 and being found
by this Court that the defendant " residing
IN parts unknown 70 the plaintiff therefore
ordered
That notice Of the pcndcncy OF said action
be given said defendant by publishing this
order once each week for three successive
weeks IN The New York Herald. beginning
on or before January ~. 1922. and hv de-
posting IN the Post Ofhco ut Litchficld.
Conn. true and correct copy of said COM
plant and OF this order addressed 10 Le
Roy G.. Case. iTJ West TSth street, New
York CITY. care Of Schcrff. postage paid
and re.istcred on cr before January ~. 1922
~ order of Court.
WHEATON +. DOwD, Clerk.
A true copy.
WIN. y. TuRKINoroN. Deputy Sheriff.
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/ 10TH AV., 329-Large corner store and base
ment; will divide: reasonable rent: good
| lease. CROSBY e. BLEMLY, BOG w. 34th st
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CuUN, eAperienced English woman: wag'
65th st.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

Twelve cars will be sold sinsly
or collectively between the
hours of 3 and . Il. NJ, Mon
day. January 10. The lisi in
cludes Cadillac Sedan, Pack
ard. Stutz. Maxwell. Mitchell.
Cole. Hupmobile. Willys knight.
REQ, Chevrolet, etc. Cars may
be inspected any time prior to
sale at 1868 Broadway.
These cars are old models,
some not In running condition:
owing to large number Of finer
cars on hand dealer prefers
not to undertake repairs OF
these Jobs before sale.
Splendid opportunity for small
dealer with facilities for re-
pairing cars 10 buy now and
sell on spring market. VIII ac-
cept 81 go cash and balance
In spring when cars arc sold
by buyer. Address 1863 Broad
way, one flight up.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

CHEMICAL PLANT WITH II. r. SIDING
90 acres on outskirts of city; 10 buildings
with II 900 square feet floor space: complete
power plant. heating, ETC.. loading platform;
all city impts: suitable for any chemical line
Immediate possession. kRAEMER, 40
Broad ST., Newark, N. J.
NEWARK. N. y.
Practically new factory plant 1000 square
feet. modern. complete; 1905 daylight. In
cluding power house. garage. storage, ma
chine shop &C. covering 20 city lots; every
city Improvement. immediate possession. For
picture. price and details, KRAEMER, 776
Broad ST.. Newark N. J.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

the undersigned viii not be responsible for
any dobt contracted by my wife, Mrs.
Alex. Letter OF i0i Echo road. Sutton Manor.
WfNNIE--tiave forgotten address. Like 20
hear from you. Please write. TOM
LYSKE, ii5 Bloor ut. East. Toronto.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

90TH, 63 E.-F'ine furnished IL room house,
baths. electric light, years straight
lease. rent 5000; for sale: between Park and
Madison aycs.
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YOUNG man. rot over %, for accounting de-
partment of steamship company: prefer
ably one who has worked az assistant book
Keeper and understands theory of accounts
must be neat. willing and quick to learn.
Write full particulars. age. educa tion. ex-
perience and salary, q s67 Herald, Fulton st.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

VALUABLE Manhattan land. including wa
ter front; want buyer: big brokerage COM
mission big SPECTATORS profit. Owner. c..
$50 Herald, Fulton ST.
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Of Home and Business Needs.
FURNITURE RrrrvrsitrNc.

OFFICE and house furniture refinished, mol.
ished, fixtures painted. vanished. reason
able. zELiOT, % Washington ~. o5of
tlowiinr Crceu
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WEARING ArpAREIe-FEMALE.

FOR Saie-gcnuinc broadtall coat with skunk
trimming, size -, ~ inches long; rcnson-
able. Phone before 10 Il. IA. for appoint
ment, Schuyler 1913.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Above I4th st. to 59th st. Onclusive). +.
East River TO North River.

FIFTH Az. corner building. near zad ST.
unusually high ceiling: second floor: large
show windows; 1000 IT,: SIS, 900: greatly
reduced rental. Murray Hill sll3.
LOFT TO let, located on First av. near 9ad
ST.; 25x1o0; very light. windows four
sides; top floor OF five story building: ele-
luilding. Apply HYDRO-BAIs WATER
fROOFING CO, 356 First az
LIGHT loft. 1000 to 5000 50. IT,. sprinklers.
heat. fire alarm, watchnan service. el.va-
tor: reasonable. WIrHERBEE. ci9 w. AID st.
LOFTS 50x1oO very reasonable. GREATER
EAGLE WET WASH LAUNDRY. 4s0 East
5oth st. Plaza 1914.
STORES and lofts in 42d ST. district.
BOWMAN. 115 w. 42d.
10TH AV., 329-Large corner store and base
ment; will divide: reasonable rent: good
lease. CROSBY & BLEMIY 306 w. 34th St
Washington Heights. Above I25th st.,
West OF 6th Av.
$3.50 B'WAY. near 162d ST.. desirable store !:
Borough OF Bronx.
dentist. Call 23ls University ave.
Borough of Brooklyn.
LOFT. 80 Sands ST.. low rent; about 1000
square feet. Apply kROEHLE. 367 e. 76th
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FuRNITuRE WANTED.

FURNITURE WANTED PAY ruLL
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES, APART.
NESTS pIANos' Tnr1ks EooKs ,poA ,ppoAIINsIT,INes
FfTY PLACE. STUYNESANT 1879.
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.ycwELRy AND DIAMONDS.

PAWN TICKETS. DIAMONDS. ANTIQUES.
FURs. SPORTiNG GOODS. &C.
TRIGGEE. Isl 9TH Az. iG5s BRYANT.
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Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS L. l.
10 room house, baths near station COM
pletely furnished; $3.50 per month. Phone
Boulevard 600.
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BoARDERs WANTED.

RIVERSIDE DR.. 549-Attractive suite: also
single room overlooking Hudson: bath ex-
tellent meals: =. $50. PERRY. Morn side $3.50;
10TH ST.. 1S W.-Par!or and back parlor; /;
good home cooking; moderate.
5srH. II. 43, - WEST.
MADISON ARMS; ELEVATOR SERVICE.
list. - West. - Attractive double. single
rooms; excellent board: owner. Col. 2i39.
T4TH. ie1-166 w. (Marbury HalD-Most
exclusive American plan hotel In New York;
one 4 room, one room apartment; aiso
room anu bath; now available. Columbus
$3.50
18TH, 26 WESr-MISS EDWARDS.
formerly 62 w. 56th; sunny rm. brd. ref.
S3D, % W.-Two warm rooms. suitable two.
S20-S23; excellent meals.
S3TH, 125 W.--Medium room; newly dec
GRATED; electricity; parlor dining; private
house.
S6TH, II West.-Spac,ous front room, single
hall: excellent meals; parlor dining.
OATH, 16 W.-Double, single rooms. well
heated. all conveniences; excellent cool<ing.
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HELP WANTED-TEMALE.

BOOkkEEPER. experienced. must be
pable IN corresponding. Call Saturday "a
?. NJ. n Reinsdorn. a41 Lorimer 81. B'kyn
CltAMBERMAlD wanted: must assist but
lish or French girl. speaking good English,
need apply. Call Saturday 1000 Park av,
apt. 10-A, between y and IL o'clock.
| cfiAMBERNAID-WA WAITRESS; must be
strictly first class, two in family: apart
ment; two days out each week. Fletcher.
- East SD ~. Lenox 1859.
CLERks AMI TYPTsTs.
A large financial Institution desires TO
place several vourg women seventeen years
OF age over IN permanent positions; high
school education desirable: hours are short;
salary e. Si2 per woel; and many advantages
ard opportunities for rapid advancement are
Offered offered TO those who duaiiiy. as all ,,,,ss &C,
b. promotion: state age. education and ex-
perience. II any. g 2.6I Herald. Herald so.
COOK and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wanted
trained servants. with good personal refer
ences. Write TO Mrs. Fearing Mount
kisco. n. Y.
COOK wanted, competent. with reference. for
family of three. Call Saturday morning.
i, =. .2.I.
COOK. experienced. also .chambermaid- wait
ress; city references Call 23 West Doth.
IL. or after :.
COOK. experienced, Hungarian or Viennese.
small family. Klnu. $50 West End av.,
corner a3d. Call Saturday Sunday.
DESIGNER on ladies' SILK underwear n
NJ. Kiarnie. 1sJ Atlantic av., Brooklyn.
Main s76s.
FILE clerk. Christian. for high class firm:
sis to start. Broadway Exchange Agency
iAs2 broadway. corner I'D.
GIRL, refined, experienced Young person. 10
take care of one or two children: city ref
ercnces. Call morning, Mrs. Il. Eosen-
soheine. SlI West End av., corner Tooth ST.
HoUsEKEEFER. working high class room
ing house, cook for person Answer by
mall c.. a30 Columbus av.
HOUSEWORKER competent good plain
cook. English Scotch preferred: in
family, small apartment; references essen
fial. Call Saturday between 1912 or Mon
zoo W. asth.
HOUsEwoRKER. white. FOR small family
moving TO country. 1So Claremont av. Apt.
62 Phone Morninyside 4II3.
HOUSEWOItI<f:R. general no laundry. Ap-
ply mornings. 421 Ft. Washington ay.,
apt. 30
NURSE for . children, 2is and year old
suburban home, 40 minutes from city; per-
sonal references required. 22o9 Herald.
$50 B'way.
SWOAiEN--Competent Tor dresses
mediately. Mr. Nickers. william Davies q
Co. 800 9th av.. cor. 3t'h.
WOMAN for general housework. no objec-
tion 20 child. state wages expected and
reference. Robinson box 63. Jamaica. n. y.
YOUNG lady. Christian. wanted as dental
attendant IN high class ethical Office: hours
S-6. Apply Saturday "a only. JIG w. 59th
ST., apt 3.
YOUNG; woman. well educated, refined. with
work: liberal salary: future. Hoas, 522 9th
Az, room 323.
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Borough of Observation-Disclosures.
Borough of Bronx-saIe or Rent.
Borough of Brooklyn-sale or Rent.

TWO FAMILY brick. garage space: w,
Bronx: bargain. FOLEY, 24o5 Jerome
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.
STORES WANTED

on lease by largo grocery company;
state rent. size of store and loca-
tion; quick action promised. Address
CHAIN REALTY CO..
p. o. BOX 229. CITY HALL STATION.
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DRESSMAKER. expert, advanced. artistic
gowns. remodels. IN. out. Miss Armitage.
Columbus 100S0.
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improvements: bargain owner. 3is sena-
tor st.
FOR sale-Two family brick. tax exempt, II
rooms. all modern improvements. 1865 TO
1911 59th ST., Brooklyn. 2 blocks from sub
way station: price $12 800: cash So 800 APP
ply DEL r. Atty CO., INC, 1SS 4th av..
Brooklyn. Phone 5031 South.
TWO. family brick house, nine rooms and
bath. electric light; Bushwick section;
II 800 cash.. Bushwick 5075.
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LOFT. SO Sands ST.. low rent: about 200
square feet. Apply KROEHLE. 367 e. i6t
st. Rhinelander 3S03.
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4 chance of a lifetime. So, 900 required to
become associated with an old and well
paying business manufacturing ladies' under
wear, one OF the partners wishing 20 retire
CT account OF old age. Only high class,
active man will be admitted. Address OPP
portunity. Az Columbus av.
LONG established manufacturing paint
putty and roof cement business for sale.
owing 20 sickness; stock. machinery. good
viii; will bear investigation. o 1862 Herald.
Harlem.
RESTAURANTS (two). In heart OF city;
81 900 81, 900 cash necessary: will stand
strictest investigation; wonderful opportu-
nifty. Call INTERNATIONAL. REAL ES-
TATE CO. 43 w. 3Sth.
HIGH class Newark hotel offers suitable
space for branch office for New York
Stock Exchange house: rent concession. Ad-
dress Financial. box y 2ei2 Herald, $50
broadway.
ESTABLISHED cylinder grinding business
and interest in business TO right man: invest
FACTORY. Phone 1881 Garden City. l.. l.
MI LIVERY STORE, finest Broadway sec
tion to he sold ON account of Illness. w.
s., :l3J Herald. Herald So
GARAGE, J0xfoO. floors to lease; . years;
$4,000. security: no good will. MELROSE
SALES. 421 Il. 1850 1T.
$3.50 BROADWAY, near 1921 st.-Desirable
store; great future.
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Observation-Disclosures elegant dresses IS
gowns expert remodeling. 1763 Madison
av. tI6th).
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Borough of Brooklyn.

PHYSICIAN wanted to share offices with
dentist. Call 23lS University ave.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

BUTCHER wanted.
Go3-Go5 w. 2Oath ~.
COUPLE. white. man butler and houecnlan;
wife cook and housswork no laundry. in
family: references required. Apply ~ Greene
av.. Brooklyn Phone Prospect 3.
MANAGER or salesman. over 10. who ha1
been trained by one Of the so-caiicd one
Car Investment houses. 20 take charge o,
our New York offices. selling bonds con-
mission. j. a. Tomlinson a Co. suite e06-
2uT, ~ West 4isi ~
MANAGER. advertising. to take charge of
advertising department newspaper near
New York only experienced executive need
apply. 1900 Herald. 10th 81.
MECHANICS for radio assembling. skliful
o. bench work; salary Increase propor-
ticnate 10 ability, special opportunities Tor
technically trained men, is 20 ~ years Of
age; write. giving experience and salary ex-
pected. 8 i1i2 Herald, Washington Heights.
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NEWSPAPER expert TO take charge OF
classified advertising department paper
near city: experienced, practical manager.
22Ol Herald 18th ST.
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s5 nm CASH

$1,000 CASH.
Private house. w. Goth ST., near Broadway;
story, II rooms. 3 baths, modern improve-
ments, including electric light. parquet floors ;
price $32. 800. BROWN-WHEELOCK CO.,
INC, 10 T. 10Th st. Phone 3100 Murray HILL
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

cHAMBERMAID or chambermsid waitress;
small family: city references. Phone Bro
ply. Circle 0i29.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

BOOltKEEPEE. 81. charge of books In very
large railroad, also with commercial ex-
perionce, desires TO locate in statistical de-
partment OF Al brokerage house. Address
W 800 Herald. Herald 90.
BOOKI<EEPER (26) thoroughly experienced
all branches; statements. koltun. I22
Thatford av.. B'kiyn.
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Borough OF bronx.

$3.50 B'wAY. near 162d ST.. desirable store
great future.
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A $1,000 REDUCTION.

Number OF brand new 1851 Haynes
export tourings. fully equipped and
guaranteed. 4 and passengers. For
full particulars and inspection call all
day until II +. NJ. Victor II. MO
DERNO. Hotel Commodore. Wand. 5000.
Room .159.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
MEN,

II you have ability. we have ps-
sltions applicants must be over 80
and neat in appearance. Apply
personally. Mr.. White. Suite 1901
Gotham Bank Building. Columbus
Circle.
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cHAMBERMAID-W WAITRESS In private fan
ily: refercnce. Oriley. 400 10Th av.
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DRESSMAKER. smart evening. street
gowns; perfect lines; expert remodeling
quick. Mornngside 1860
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FULTON Av., 1890 uspth stD.---Large light
room, suitable one or two: all improve
ments. Phone apartment o; references.
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APARTMENTS
Borough of Bronx.

Borough OF Bronx.
LORINC PLACE. 2.312-2 ,3t6 (between 1S3d
ct. and Fordham road)--f. 3. q, rooms
and 2 baths: reasonable rent. Apply promises.
Hickory daily record., 1922-04-18

BEST CHOCOLATE MILK SHAK rs,
best ice cream parlor in town.
Special attent ion to ladies and
children. j.. Henry Hill, Ninth
avenue. IA 2t
Hickory daily record., 1922-04-18

very slack this year and l am home part
Of the time. l do not like to take anv
chances, so | consulted my friends, and
one lady said, Take Lydia Pinkham's s
medicine, so did. l have felt better
right along and am in good enoughhe health
to go to work. recommend your Veg
etabie Compound and Sanative Wash to
all. Mrs. MARY ENRICo, 459 N. Car
penter St., Chicago, Illinois.
Often the mother is obliged to support
ner children and good health is neces-
sary. LYDIA r. Pinkham's Vegetable
compound IS just the medicine you can
depend upon. 1t is medicine for wo-
mems ailments and the relief it brought
Mrs. Enrico it may bring to you. Keep
well by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etablc Compound.
Hickory daily record., 1922-04-18
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN
PASTiNE TOMORROW

For those who want sure-fire re-
ccipt for the blues The Way Of a
Maid" starring Elaine Hammer
stein, will provide it for the patrons
If the pastime theatre tomorrow,
Hherc this delightful comedy drama
will bc shown for one day oniy.
Niles Welch plays the part o., Tom
Lawlor and other actors in support
If the star are Diana Allen, Arthur
lIouscman Charles Brown Heller
I.indroth, Artnur Dona dyon, Wlllanl
Evil G and George Fawcett.
Hickory daily record., 1922-04-18

TOMATO, Trans
planted pepper, transplanted egg
plants. cabbage plants, lettuce and
cauliflower plants. Mrs. W. ).
Shulord. Phone 154-J. Is 2t
Hickory daily record., 1922-04-18
TOM MIN GRAND TODAY

More fine entertainment is promls-
ed at the Grand theatre today and
tomorrow when Tox Mix will appear
in his latest William Fox picture,
'The Night Horsemen," based on
Max Brands story "Wild Geese .
This tale is SEQUEL to "The I'm
amcd,' one Of Mx's best photop'ays
which was shown here several months
ago. And yet 'tis said The Night
i4orsemen" is better than its prede-
cessor. Mix again assu mes the role
Of Whisting Dan. MAY HOPKINS
plays opposite Mix in "rhe Night
Horsemen. Added attraction, PATTI,
| News
Hickory daily record., 1922-04-18

LAWN MOWERS GROUND AND
put in first cl-., .ondition at
Shoe Fxery in basement under
Singer Office on Union Square.
Shoes repaired with very best
leather. The Shoe Fixery.
1-11-St- t-Tucs-Fri
Hickory daily record., 1922-04-18

| s erious trouble. /
had tried doctors and
all said the samoan
Operation. At first I
only felt the pain on
|my left side, butlater
II seemed to feel it on
both sides. | am 8
power sewing-ma-
!chine operator and
have a little girl to
support. l work in a
tailor shop and that
lipo of xsyork bocboop
Hickory daily record., 1922-04-18
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Of all kinds are now obtainable at
our store. BANJOS, MANDOLINS,
GUITARS, VIOLINS, STRINGS
We carry full line of all musical
Instruments and accessories. Call
in and see our stock. Prices right.
Mail orders givcn special attention
Piedmont Phonograph Co., 1917
Fourteenth St., Hickory, N. c.
g q cod If
Hickory daily record., 1922-04-18


December
Cash from Mrs. Ramsay and
Miss Rose Martin, year books $1.00
Cash, new member dues --..- so
Cash, special donation from DR..
J. C. Peerv for library --- 500
January, 1922
Cash from Mrs. w. B. Ramsay
for social service and Sallie
Southall Cotton Fund --.-$ 900
Cash from Mrs. Carrie C. Gam
bic, special donation ----- 46.50'
February
Cash from Mrs. Mott, two years
dues from one member ----$1. 90
Cash from Mrs. Edgar Yoder--, SOC
March
Cash, money collected by Mrs.
Ramsay for blankets -----$ 1850
Cash from Rotarian dinner at
Mrs. H. c. Menzies ..-- $500
Cash received from the play,
'the arrival of Kitty" - 242.O0
Cash received from Kiwanis
dinner, (Mrs. Lyeriy and
Mrs. AulD ---- ---.. 1916
Cash received from Kiwanis
dinner, Mrs. Auil ------ 9.37
Cash from Mrs Mott from flaw
oring sales --.. 5000
Interest on Liberty Bond - los
Cash from sale Of two shares
Building and Loan stock $500
Hickory daily record., 1922-04-18

FOR RENT-ONE FURNISHED
room and three unfurnishcd. Phone
24S-J. Rex Lunch Room. 4 Is st
Hickory daily record., 1922-04-18
ANNOUNCEMENT

/ hereby announce that l will be g
candidate for Congress, in the Sin
ty- Eighth Congress from the 9ti
District of North Carolina subject
TO tie action of the Democratic Prl-
mary on June 3. 1922. | wish to take
this means of expressing to the PEG
pie Of Catawba County my appre
citation of the loyal support which
they have given me in the past,
This the 9th DIX of April, 1922.
"A, l.. BULWINkLE,
1-11-Tues. and Thu tt.
Hickory daily record., 1922-04-18

NANTED-TWO MEN BOARD
Crs. Apply Mrs. w. p. Nance,
1903 Eighth avenue. A 18 st cod
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S3355.SS
Disbursements
April, 1921


April, 1921
Lee Rink, helping on the
fence, (Mrs. Candles o. ks $40
Clay Printing Co. three bills lilo
Hickory Concert Band, Refund
of check 7.83
Paid for cleaning parks, (Mrs.
Grimes 0. K.) ----1- 21.6O
Check to Mr.. K. C. Menzies for
IL months salary for nurse $50
Check to Prof. j. C. Seegars
$4,000 guarantee Operetta 5000
Check to DR.. w. B. Ramsay.
=, Chinese relief ---..-- 1000
Check to Clay Pdg. Co. - 1918
Check to Clay Pdg. Co., print
ing treasurer's report -. 400
Building and Loan draft 6.25
May
Cash prizes to colored people.
for nice premises --S 1000
Salary OF nurse for three
Lhohtns -------- - 45,0C
Hickory daily record., 1922-04-18

paid two months nurses sal
ary from Gamble fund - 3o.oo
February Building & Loan 5.oo
First National Bank, interest," 40
on $4,000 note ------------ 5.o1
Hickory Daily Record for Gem
etary purposes ----.----.. o'oo
Blankets for Loan chest 80 1o.oo
Post cards for Mrs. R. j. Fos- Il
ter's conAnittee use ----.- Z.oo 4
City Of Hickory, rent of Audi
torium for lyceum ------<- 4o'oo
Paid Mrs. E. B. Menzies, sal
| aty training for the play, $50
! telephone, $500 and Raj road
fares of actors to Newton,
eoso $3.50
Mrs. Pauline G. Love, Copying l9.oo
[utz Drug Store, Cosmetics for
! players ---- ----------- gov
Hickory Daily Record, advertis-
Fl ing play Ao'@o
Clay Printing Co., Tickets, =,
|! etc. ------9--- ------- o
City of Hickory, rent Of Audi
torium for play ------ oC.oo
Building and Loan for MarchS o.Vo
Mrs H. C. Bragaw, posters TOR
play --..-- ------ - 10 oo
, Catawba Creamery ------,--- $50
} Paid to Mrs. E. M. Land,
General Federation dues 51.lo
Paid to Mrs. w. B. Ramsay,
} Federation expenses ..-- 35.oo
} }Due-Dcmetsic Science Fund TO4Z
Paid First National Bank, one
} note and interest --------- 1888
One swimming pool note - 5000
} Paid royalty on play ..---- l5.oO
D. $685.; IS
0 Respectfully,
0 MRS. +. 5. CLINE,
D Treasurer.
2 Auditing Committee:
MRS. S, II. TAkABEt
MRS. L. F. ABERNETHY.
0 FOR SALE-11 ga ACRE EARA'
near ST Stephens church. Goo,
Q house, barn and other outhulld
Q ings. Also good orchard John II
Huffman Hickory, N. c., route
O| Pd.
. COTTON SEED FOR PLANTING
Half and half variety. Call 3101 OF
n write w. P. Bumgarner, Hickory
N. c.. Ais | wk pd~
Hickory daily record., 1922-04-18
works FOR Child
MUST KEEP WELL
Mothers i'm a Like Situation
Should Read This Letter
from Mrs. Enrico

Chicago, lllinois.-'I took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for q.
Hickory daily record., 1922-04-18

ROOFI,NG-ALL KINDS--WE Have
complete stock of 3 V Galvanized
roofing 5 to II it., lengths. The
price is right. Abcrnethy Hard
ware Co lJ II