Hickory daily record. [volume], September 11, 1915, Image 2

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$'--Once your house. 1 is- properly
painted it is ir4iagainst de
cay. Decay isjuis destructive
amt, to sery&'-it real purpose, must protect
va pleasing )iffect?is only a by-product. Buy
yot.r ise paint with this thought in mind, then
you ill think about quality as well as color.
SWP
(Sherwin-Williams House Paint)
is in it the staying, weather-resisting properties that give a house
fotcction. It has wonderful covering power, it holds its color and
it everlastingly sucks to its job. It is real insurance. It insures
, ruction from the elements; it insures value in your property; it
ir'suies beauty and distinction.
There is a special Sherwin-Williams product for every surface
round the home Mar-not for floors, Flat-Tone for walls. Porch
and Derk Paint for outside floors, etc Tell us what you want to
paint and we will sell you the best for your purpose.
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ms men semug unaertaKers'
DDlies have been complainine of thr
lacof business. It seems, according
toih'ese- general dealers, that the
haff'een much fewer.daa.Vns this
8ttmme'Vthan ever, and 'it is ascribed
to thi health regulations in vogue
and th '&re people are taking about
eontrfgiSftV,: particularly about infan
tile diseS&eiatad typhoid. Earl Bost,
a typhol4-r-jatient at death's door a
week ago, w .drjving his Ford today,
and other paiSents' here are conva
lescent. Clarer) Wilson, who fell
from a freight lie was beating near
Claremont, is getting well. John Wil
son, cut in an affray with Clyde Deitz
and J. B. Early, of Hickory and Ma:e
Houch of Newton, is all right. Their
trial comes off Monday.
CO. A RATED
BY MILITARY MEN
Capt. Russel C. Langdon, U. S. A.,
inspector-instructor for the Norti
Carolina National Guard, was
in Hickory Friday with Mrs. Lang
don on his return to Raleigh from
Asheville and took occasion to pay Co.
A, First Infantry, N. C. N. G., a hign
compliment. With Capt. Geo. ti.
Lyerly the army officer inspected two
proposed sites for a 1,000-yard rifle
range, and Captain Langdon said the
prospects were good for Hickory's se
curing a model range.
Captain Langdon said that the
Hickory company was rated very
high by the state and federal author
ities, that the local armory was
among the best in the state, and that
the support given the company was
highly appreciated by the military
authorities in Raleigh and Washing
ton. He said the people of Hickory
had a right to be proud of their mil
itary company.
Captain Langdon said the Ameri
can whose passport had bee.: recalled
by the Washington government be
cause he was carrying general mil
itary information to the Austrian
government at the instance of Am
bassador Dumba was James F. J.
Archibald, a New York World war
correspondent in 1898. Archibald was
wounded during one of the engage
ments in Cuba.
New York 1; St. Louis 3.
Cleveland 6; Detroit 2.
Boston 7; Philadelphia 2.
No others scheduled.
NATIONAL
Philadelphia 7; New York 3.
Pittsburgh 8-2; Boston 1-3. (Second
game, 10 innings.)
St. Louis 1; Cincinnati 7.
No others scheduled.
WESTERN-EASTERN
Gastonia 10; Red Springs 3.
Standing
CAROLINA
Club Won Lost : Pet
Asheville 34 22 .607
Charlotte 31 26 .544
Durham 30 27 .526
Raleigh 28 29 .491
Winston 27 30 .474
Greensboro 19 35 .352
NATIONAL
Club
Won Lost
Philadelphia 73
Brooklyn 71
Boston 69
St. Louis 65
Chicago 61
New York 59
Pittsburg 64
Cincinnati 61
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66
69
71
69
Pet
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AMERICAN
Club Won Lost Pet
Boston 86 43 .667
Detroit 86 48 .r42
Chicago 79 53 ,5'J9
Washington 71 59 .C1G
New York 59 69 .46i
St. Louis 55 69 .447
Cleveland 51 82 .383
Philadelphia 38 91 .295
LENOIR COLLEGE .
STARTING OFF WEtl
Lenoir college, with an enrollment
of 200 the first week of the fall term,
bids fair to have the best session in
its history. The opening exercises
were held . Tuesday morning ana
President R. L. Fritz and his racu.ty
have been welcomine new students
to the campus ever since. The atten
dance last year reached 270, but it is
confidently expected that the number
will exceed 3Q0 before many weeks.
Of the students approximately 125
are from a distance, the .ollege draw
ing ambitious young men and women
from many sections. This has been
a busy week, and the faculty and
students have been preparing for the
fall term in earnest.
Dean Little has treturned from the
University of Wisconsin, where he
Mr. Stanford Returns.
Rev. A. L. Stanford returned last
night from Marion, where he conduct
ed a revival meeting for Rev. L. D.
Thompson. The Hickory preacher re
ported a splendid. meetme.i He'will
occupy Ms:.ptilpit-M:4oth'-,ycnffT
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JU"FILE PROTEST.
Dr. Chas. L. HunsiR
Office over Shuford's Drui
HICKORY, N. C.
Residence 825 15th Ave.
Phone 92 Office 26
Hours 3:30-5 p. m., 7-8 p. m.
Calls answered at All Hours
CITY COUNCIL
J. W. SIIUFORD, Mayor
S. C. CORNWELL, City Mgr.
J. L. ABERNETHY
J. A. MORETZ
W. A. RUDISILL
A. P. WrIITENER
We have moved iir store to 9th Ave. next door o
Cline's Barber Shop. : V -
We are now carrying a f ril and complete Mm ol i ir
niture, Stoves, Ranges, NeW Hmd Sewing Ma -';m nd
will be pleased to show you ourJfe at any tim
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see us and be convinced that
considering quality.
r, prices ar
lo
est
The Trab DorrT;jns r
Kalem. ,
The Western Way Es
sanay Western Drama.
Open From
2:30 to 10:30
County Commissioners to Oppose 15
Per Cent Increase.
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That the Catavba board of com
missioners was net pleased with the
increased assessmjnt of real estate
in this county is stated by the New
ton Enterprise, which says that Mr.
A. A. Whitener of Hickory, attorney
for the board, is drawing up a iormai
protest to be filed with the state tax
commission. The increase ordered by
the state commission was 15 per cent,
Catawba being among several coun- p
ties which was thus dealt with by.gj
the state authorities. Utner counues
are following suit, or at least doing
likewise, and there will be merry
guess that the commission will stand y
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A splendid assortment of the season's most strik;
effects and pleasing designs. We would be pleased
show them to you.
Dress Silks
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comhiation dre ses.
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