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SATURDAY YEftc
mCKORY DAILY ttJ&flRD
PACE TOUR
GOODS
Jiitener & Martin
Cocoanuts, Walnuts, Pecan
m.tt.3, Brazil nuts, Almond
nuts. Filbert nuts. We have
the best nuts possib'.s to
buy. And i.:any of our cus
tomers have already bought
for the Holidays.
WHITENER & MARTIN
"SELL FOR LESS PROFIT"
15 cts
Per dozen for sweet
Thin Skin Oranges
Whitener & Martin
"SELL FOR LESS PRof
Corby's Pound Cake
Fruit Cake, Raison and White
Try it for Sunday dinner.
And place your ordre for X
mas. Cakes in 1, 2 and 4
pound sizes at 24c per pound.
WHITENER & MARTIN
"SELL FOR LESS PROFIT"
FACTORY SHIPMENT di
rect to your giri
40cts
Per dozen for Bright
Smooth Grape Fruit
Whitener & Martin
Xmas Cut Flowers
All kinds. Give your
oruer at or.ee. Sent to any
address. Roses, arnations,
Violets, Point Sottas, Ameri
can Beauties.
CffAPB
FFEES
Delivered any where
by mail, give your order at
once.
WHITENER & MARTIN
"SELL FOR LESS PROFIT"
MIL tAYOlf
WHITENER & MARTIN
SELL FOR LESS PROFIT
SELL FOR LESS PROFIT'
CHRISTMAS
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!sldermon has sold bonds amounting
:to $40,000 to R. M. Hudsno. Twenty
j thousand are six per cent assessment
! bonds payable by the p.eprr-.y owners
! and $20,000 five per cent L-year city
bonds. The bonds are for the street
i paving on West Depot s:reet. They
I orought par and Mr. Hudson wall bear
! the expense of the issue.
i Head for Business
! Mamma Ikey, vat you want for
yer birt'day?
Ikey (after a pausc7 A box ot
m fitches.
Pana (proudly Such a peesness I
iman he'll make! New York Amer
i ican.
! IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
! UNITED STATES FOR THE
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NORTH CAROLINA
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Mr. F. A. Abcrnethy returned ves
tcrday iixm St. Lou.s, Mo., where ho
bougat a enriuad of horses for his
atabiu aL Daius.
r.Ir. Kemp I. ...;:un of Lincolnton
waa in thj city l-i:;t nigat ca route
homo rem Cunnc;:y Spr.ngj.
IN THE MATTER OF THE BROOK
FORD MILLS. INC., BANK
I RUPT In Bankruptcy.
! NOTICE OF SALE.
i Pursuant to an order of the District
! Court of the United States for the
l Western District of North Carolina
I said order being entered m the mat
ter of the Brooktord Mills, Inc., bank
rupt, and the said order having been
made and entered on the 3rd day of
December, 1915, the undersigned
trustee, will on the 3rd day of Jan-
i uary, 1916, at Twelve O'Ciock, M., in
front of the store building of the
! Brookford Mills Store, in Brookford,
ii. i N. C, sell for cash to the last and
' i highest bidder all the real and per-
... iona proertv belonging to the es-
i Ha oHmro nnrnprf hankrUM. to
gether with any and all other -oner-ty
bclong.n" to the estate of the said
bankrupt that is to say any and all
of the assets of the bankrunt of
whatsoever kind belonging to the es
tate of the said bankrupt, (save and
except the accounts and indebtedness
due the bankrupt and except the cash
on hand).
The property to be so:d consists of
the Cotton Mill, now in full operation
in Brookford, N. C, there being in
the mdi five hundred and one loems,
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nart common ana part aueomaue
Mrs. J. G. Hall of Lenoir is spend- I
:ng a few davs in the city visiting;
her son Mr. W. A. Hall. i
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Rev. W. M. Sikes was up from!
Newton attending tae Robertson
meeting last night.
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M ss Lyerly Entertains
Miss Alice Lyerly entertained the
As-You-Like-It Club yesterday af
ternoon. The members preni wwc
Misses Alice and Louise Cilley, Char
lotte Garth, Catherine Menzies, Mary
Blount Martin and Clarissa Aberne
thy. For an hour the guests enjoy
ed sewing, games and a guessing con
test in which Miss Mary Blount Mar
tin won the prize. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
FIRE AT ROCKWELL
Rockwell. Dec. 11. The store, meat
market and ice plant of Clarence Bost
was destroyed by fire shoruy after
last midnight.
BANKRUPT'S PETITION
FOR DISCHARGE
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Church of the Asccnsicn
liev. S. B. Stroup, Re. tor.
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Sunday school. ho.y commu
nion, V:o0; morning nrayer and ser
mon, 11:00 A. M.; evenaig prayer,
( :00 P. M.
First Baptist
school at
ireacanig
Judge W. B. Coune-iil went to Mcr
gantoa t.-day to attend Burke su
Pv.r.or court. Monday a b.g lumber
case, ent.LiC-1 Coirg vs Lumber C-ni-par.y,
v. ill be :.t-iricd and it will con
tinue several uay:i. Willi Judge
Couaciil will be Mr. W. A. Self in
the cuc.
by the na:-:tor at Data Hour.. At n g..t locmg and sixteen thousand and sev
Lne pastor, in Keeping with tne eru- huRdred and sixtv eight spindles.
. 'nm t h V("ill fl h - TIT 1 I fv i ' 'J T ill , K 'li h ...
JUU1' -'""w.v.w.i. .w, ..... v.lth aU necessarv preparatory equ p
on the subject ot tuoercuiosis. Bap- ,;v. ua A.
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IN THE MATTER OF B. L. PRE-
To the Hon. James E. Boyd,
Judge of the District court of the
United States for the Western Dis
trict of North Carolina:
B. L. Prevette of Hickory, N. C
and State of North Carolina, in said
Dictrirt rpsnpp.tfullv represents that
! on the Gth day of October :ast past,
i he was duly adjudged bankrupt un
der the Acts of Congress relating
to Bankruptcy; that he has duly sur
rendered all his property, and rights
of property and has fully complied
with all the requirements of jJaie'
Acts, and of the orders -t ::ie Court
touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore, He pravs that he ma
! be decreed b" the Court to .ave a full
j discharge from all debts provable ag
I ainst his estate under said bankrupt
! Acts, except such debts as are ex
I oapted by law from such discharge.
' Dated this 8th day of December,
IA. D., 1915.
Bankrupt.
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Marie Tempest
In a 5 reel comedy
Open From
2:30 to 10:30
NORTH CAROLINA DOCS WIN
High Point, Dec. 11. The winners
in the derby of the field trials being
held here tnis .eek b- tho Pointer
(Jiub of America were announced by
the ;udgc3 W. A. Cosier of Uncas
ville, Conn., and Sam Alien of New
"i ork city, lirst and se.o;-. - prizes go
ing to North Carolina dogs. First
pnze, cup and cash, wa3 won b" Na
ponachee, o.ned by O. F. liege of
W'ii.ston-Saiem, and the second honor
went to Carouna Bcilc, o..ned by Dr.
J. Vvr. Sh; ro of Doonevilie.
Reformed.
Joseph L. Murphy, p Sunday
school at 9:45. I reaching at 11 a.
m. Meeting of Brotherhood at 12:15.
Meeting of children at 3. Pastor
preacher at Grandiview at 3. Preach
ing by pastor at 7 o'clock. Good mu
sic, and tha public is invited.
Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Rev. W. E. Murray, pastor. Morn
ing service at 11 o'cioe::. The sub
ject of the sermon will be "The Great
Question of John the Baptist." Ev
ening service at 7 o'ciocr:. At this
hour the pastor will preach on the
subject: ' The Need of Watchfulness
in the Christian Life.' A cordial
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thou with us and we v.-ni
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to the estate of said bankrupt, name
ly:
One two-story and basement Fac
tory Building of standard brick con
struction. One four-story and base
ment factory buildir- with engine
room and boiler house adjoining, of
standard brick construction.
One wheel house of brick con
struction. Warehouses No. 1, No. 2, No. 3
and No. 4 of standard construction,
brick and wood.
Warehouse No. 5 of frame construc
tion. Waste house of frame construc
tion. Barn of frame construction.
One two-story brick store building.
One frame store building. One brick
tenement house. 119 frame tenement
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
RECORD
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Tirst Methodist.
Rev. A. L. Stanford, pastor. Sun
chool at 9:45 l reachm" at 11
a. m. and i p. m., by tae pastor.
day
Advertisements inserted un
der I his luad, ONE CENT PER
WOK!) for each insertion, but
no d ci tiscment taken lor
less than 15 ctnts.'Additional
words, more than l., ONE
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AT HUB MONDAY NIGHT
the advertiser has a regular j
account, all advertisements un- li
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CASH IN ADVANCE, the
amounts being too small to
warrant a charge.Cn)y for
BUSINESS LOCALS cannot be
taken over the telephone.
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"A Girl in a Thousand," a play in
four acts, will be presented at the
Hub theatre Monday night by the
girk of Claremont College. The cur
tain will rise at 8:30.
"A MODERN ANANIAS"
TO BE PLAYED HERE
WANTED Until January first po
sition either in oflice er as sales
man. Under contract aner Janu
ary first. "Temporary" care Record.
WANTED For night work about 25
fc.mil.0;!. New uood houses, aniy
at Mill. Granite Falls Mfg. Co.,
Granile Fails, N .C. 11-LiO-lwk.
If party rcmovi- brass microscope
from my ohiee will return same I will
pay Ten Donars reward and ask no
questions. Dr. II. C. Menzies. 12-4-4t.
Students of Rutherford College wili
present 'A Modern Ananias" "at the
Hub theatre in Hickory next Thurs
day evening.
BIG INSTITUTIONS
FORM CONFERENCE
WANTED Experienced looper3 and
knitters. Good wages. Banner
Knitting Mills, Valdese, North Car
olina. 12-7-lv.k.
(By Associated Tress.)
New Orleans, La., Dec. il. The
Si .lthern Conference, and Athletic cr
g; lization to be separate from the
S lthern Intercollegiate A&socita'on.
w 3 formed here cariy today by rever
o: the leadinpr southern univfirsil-:pr?
FOR RENT The tvvo up-stairs rooms a J colle-es now in session in thie
and the large room on the 3rd floor, ! Ihe ne v conference was fcrm-
with a sky-l.ght, formerly used for i ; it was stated, because of the ac-
a photograph gallery, on Tenth ave-! i. of the S. I. A. A. lact night in
nue trontuig the railroad in Hick- j a' '"sning tne one-year - eer rence rule
oiy, at ?1U per m:jnth. lh:s would
be a splendid place for a ladies'
dress-making business. Those sew
ing would have the benefit of most
excellent light privileges. Apply to
Mrs. Thornton or M. E. Thornton.
ii 1 football players.
SNOW AT CONCORD
Concord, Dee. 11. Snow fell here
during the day, but diu not stick.
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have your repairing done at Buick Garage we
both lose money. Phone 2 1 0
We Specialize Texaco Products.
All of the above,, together with ab-
i out 71 acres of land located in the
; town of Brookford, N. C, two miles
from Hickory, N. C. Also withi" the
town of Brookford and extending a
mile or more above and below the
Factory site on the Henry's Fork Riv
er, certain water rights and privi
leges including concrete dam, waste
gates, etc. Also various lands along
both banks of the Henry's Fork Riv-
r known as tne conmger tract.
! Camnbell tract. J. E. Whitener tract
i j and others, aggregating about 30
acres.
One tract of land comprising about
150 acres and known as the Mosteller
tract located about 6 miles South
west of Hickory. N. C. One tract of
land comprising about 167 acres and
known as the W. L. Abernethv farm
with two frame dwellings thereon,
and located about two miles South
west of Hickory, N. C.
One building lot in the city of
Hickory. N. C. located on the South
side of the Southern Railway and ad
joining the lands of Hotel Huffry.
One tract of land known as the
Peterson tract situated about one-half
mile East of Brookford on the Hen
ry's Fork River, comprising about 11
acres.
Also one stock of e-oods iow in the
store buildino- of the Brookford Mills
:tore, at Brookford, N. C, also all
cotton on hand at the time of sale,
together with all cotton in process of
manufacture, and all manufactured
roods on hand at time of sale, sup
plies, fuel, feed, waste, office fixtures,
tiq horse and four mules, four wag
ms, one buggy j.ud various farming
mplements.
The purpose of this , sale is to sell
the estate belonging to the bankrunt
n its entirety.
The trustee will sell for a lump sum
ill of the assets of the bankrupt,
hether part cularly described above
pr not, excepting only the cash on
hand, the accounts ana Indebtedness
due the bankrupt.
Terms of sale will b- ror cash and
before any person or person's will be
allowed to bid, there must first be
leposited with the trustee a certified
check issued by some National Bank
for the sum of five thousand dollars
as a guarantee for the faithful perfor
mance of the bid on the part of the
bidder.
The court has fixed the upset price
it three hundred acs two thousand
and two hundred and ninetv six d.-.l-
ggj lars and no bid for a less sum will be
jgjj i received.
gg! The sale will be made subject to
B. -no conformation of t rm.rt
the report of the trustee which shah
rnou with the court.
1 Further information w?H be given
3 ; upon application to the trustee
M H. J. HOLBROOK,
M Trustee of the Brookford Mills
I1. A Incorporated, Baasrupt.
(a A. A. Vhitener.
S3: AttorriPV -Fni- Vo T4-'
Western District of North Carolina ss:
On this 8th day of December, A.
D., 1915, on reading the foregoing
petition it is ordered Ly "ie court,
That a hearin" be had upon the same,
! on the 18th day of December, A. D.,
1915, before W. S. Pearson, bpecial
Master of said Court, Hickory in
said District', r.t 12 o'clock in the noon;
and that notice thereof be published
in the Daily Record, u newspaper
printed in said District, and that all
lenown creditors and other nersons in
interest nay appear at the said time
and place and show cause, if any they
have, why the praver of said peti
tioner should not be gt-r.-red.
And it is further ordered b" the
Court, that the Clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors copies of
said petition and this order, address
ed to them at their places of resi
dence as stated.
Witness, The Hon. James E. Boyd,
Judge of the said Court and the
seal thereof, at Statesville, in
said District, on the 8th day of
December, A. D., 1915,
J. M. MILLIKAN, Clerk.
By H. C. Cowdes, Deputy Clerk.
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QUALITY, LOWEST PRICES
are the three good reasons wh H
you should join our long list of
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS.
We give satisfaction to all
at all times.
We invite your trade. ?
We always keep our promises
on deliveries.
'Phone orders receive the
same careful attention. It
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Chr
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Yoder-Uark
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Six hundred latest Victroia
Records. One of the most com
plete assortments
North Carolina.
in Westers j
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GIFTS OF QUALITY
Fine Gold Jewelry, Watches, Sil
ver and French Ivory iMovelties.
A gift that nleases all.
J. 0. Rhodes Yl
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oausiaciion.
POPULAR COACH EXCURSION
TO
WASHINGTON, D. C.
AND RETURN
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1915.
Southern Railway will operate last
excursion of the season to Washing
ton, December 16tl., at very low round
tr.p fares from all points, Morganton.
Salisbury and intermediate points.
Fares from some of the principal
points shown below:
Morganton SG.HO
Hickory ' 6.50
North Wilkesboro COO
High Point 5.50
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. 5.00
. 6.00
. 5.50
5.0C
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PKEMILJi CARRIER OF THE SOUTU
CAROLINA & NORTH-WESTERN
rime Card No. 32, Effective Nov. 2o
1U15.
Northbound
iNo. 10 No. 8
Pass Pass
Daily Ex Sun
Chester T,v
York --..Lv
Gastonia Lv
Lincolnton l :Lv
Newton Lv
Hickory Lv
Lenoir Lv
Mortimer Lv
Edgemont Ar
7 43am 12
8 29am 2
9 24am
10 20am
10 55am
11 40am
12 45pm
3 28pm
3 40pm
05pm
20pm
40pm
31pm
08pm
40pm
35am
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Daily
Eugemont Lv
Mortimer T.v
Lenoir Lv
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Ex Sun
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11 13am
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Hickory T.vl 9zzn
Newton Lv 3 08pm
Lincolnton Lv 3 43pm
Gestonia Lv!
uastoma Lv 5.00pm!l0.00am
Sr , " LvJ r'46pm12 00am
Chester . Ar 6 35pm 1 15am
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Greensboro
Reidsville
Elkin
Kernersville
Statesville
Salisbury
Winston-Salem
Lexington
Mount Airy .
Thomasville
Taylorsville
Newton
Fares from all intermediat-.P
on same low basis.
Special train leaves Salisbury 8:15
Thursday, December 16, arriving
Washington 7:00 A. M., December 17.
Tickets good going only on special
train, but returning will be good for
any train carrying day coache up to
a.ni ir.-!udir.- trcln 4L leaving Wash
ington 9 o'clock A. M. Monday, Decern
ber 20. Three days in the national
capital. Ample time to visit Balti
more, Philadelphia, New York and
ocner points.
Tickets not good in sleeping car?
on dther going or returning trips,
ho good on train 37 leaving Wasb
mgt n.
-vlucate yourself. See the national
piip-ic build.ngs, museums, parks anc
ta best theatres See congress ii
sa on.
A" t further information ask nearest
t agent Southern Railway or
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R. H. DelUTTS, D. P. A.
Chanotte. N. C.
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MY BUDDIE AND I
"My Buddie and I" is a novel by
Marcellus Eugene Thornton (Colonel
Thornton of Hickory) published sev
eral years ago but never been placed
on sale by the publisher, because he
failed in business btfore it was put or
the market. The Van Dyke Book
Store begs to state that it ha
secured a limited number of copies of
the book which will be disposed of at
50c per copy. Louise, the heroine ol
the book, is a charmino- creation o
a North Carolina girl; and her inter
estmg mother is a woman of "th nl,
school." The characters are all wel
drawn and it is a very pleasing anc
entertaining story. This will be tlu
only chance to obtain a copy of this
work, as only a few copies were print
ed before the publisher, himself t
North Carolinian; failed in New York
for $475,000 in 1899. 2t.
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