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WEDNESDAY EVENING
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See Adele Farrington in "What Love can do."
A picture above the average, don't miss this one.
A Red Feather Feature in five reels.
Pastime Theatre-THURSDAY-Admission 5c and 10c.
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FOR SALE FINE MARE AND
buggry. Also good
Rev. B. A. Yorke.
piano. See
9 4 tf pd
BUSINESS WANTED
One of our clients, age. 38, active
and accurate and accustomed to both
office and outside work, desires a po
sition with textile or wood-working
plant or good wholesale business,
with or without financial interest.
We make a specialty of North Caro
lina and Florida investments and bus
iness opportunities and furnish com
plete information and reports for our
clients.
COOK AND CO.,
Blowing Reck, N. C.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, TWO
experienced sawyers who have had
experience on Sergeant mills. Com
municate with J. A. Cook, Juliette,
Ga. 9 15 lmoj
WANTED TO BUY YOUR HIDES
at 19c per lb for green salted hides ;(
18c per pound for Green hides. We!
pay cash and highest market price ,
at all times. Hickory Tannery,'
Chas. H. Geitner, Mgr. 9 27 tf '
23 MEN TO LEARN BARBER
Trade. Tuition $30.00. I furnish
verything, and you can make
from $30.00 to $40. while learning.
I have taught 685 men. Write
today. J. R. Queen's Big College,
Spartanburg, S. C.
WANTED GOOD MIDDLE AGED
woman to help with light house
keeping. Call 1513 8th Ave. 9 5 tf
FOR SALE BUICK ROADSTER.
Abomcthy Hardware Co. tf
FOR RENT CLAREMONT COL
..LEGE. Fine opportunity for
keeping boarders. Rooms partly
furnished. J. L. Murphy 9 21 tf
ttiniiiniiir:yuuuuum
FOR SALE OR RENT.
No. 1015 7th Avenue, a six
room dwelling with city water
and wired for electric lights,
large lot, close to South graded
school.
HICKORY INSURANCE AND
REALTY CO.
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
IN DEFENSE OF MACEDONIA
London, Sept. 27. A dispatch to
Reuter's Telegram company from
Athens says:
"The steamer Hesperia has arrived
in Suda bay, and former Premier
Venizelos will disembark in the
morning. . '
"The Pa'tris publishes a statement
made by M. Venizelos before his de
parture from Athens, in which the
former premier said:
' " 'The purpose of the movement
j of which I am taking the lead with
' Adm'ral Condueriotis is purely nation
I al. C rcumstances compel me to
! form a provisional government, not
to overthrow wie Atnens reg me, uuv
to form a force for the defehse of
Greek Macedon a that be'ng the on
Jy means left to preserve the unity
wlhich has already been harmed by
those who ceded Macedonia to the
enemy.
' 'The Athens regime remains in
tact, and if it moves in the right di
rection it will stand beside poli
tically and militarily and assist it in
every way."
Doctor Says Nuxated Iron Will
Increase Strength of Delicate
People 200 Per Cent in 10 Days
CLOGS
AMONG
L
0N00N
POOH SINCE THE WAR WRITES
LITTLE FRENCH GIRL
TO
HOOVER
H. C.
TO PREVENT DIABETES
(By Associated Press.) j Associated Press)
London, Sept. 27. Among the By Associated rressj
w; h iW. thp i London, Sept. 27 While
war bringing tn the habits of Loiw j Hoover, chairman of the commission
doners is thac the strong prejudice I for the relief of Belgium was making
against clogs among the poor in some! his recent tour of inspection of the
parts of the msLropo. s is giving way j reiief .q Qf his organization in nor
before neceBsty. The fact mccen- , ce he & Jetter from
tuates further the reveiation in L.on-; . ..
don'a social habits, and t is due to a tweIve yea ol jcho1 rl of LU"
the great increase in the cost of boots j le, wheh advanced the main view
and shoes. Clogs are dearer too, j that the Americans were carrying on
but by only a fraction of ;he cost e reiief WOrk as a token of grati-
of other footwear. .! tude for the assistance of the French
The abso.u'ce re.usfl heretofore of "UUf; . . . ... ,
the poor to wear clogs as reflecting in the American war of independence,
their feeling that they were a sign , A translation of the letter follows:
of a disgraceful level of poverty or!Sir:
as the stierma of charity hai not un-! Ti -n. ho nni vear the dav af-
fl now been overcome ovvvi by their i ter tomorrow since you first procur-
sMr. R. J. Allen of
vho left McDowell
, iiic picvciiuuu ui uiauci,t;s. 1 trO'i-
i"al examinations :s one of the best
As to the prevention and cure of .a.rs to detect this disease and to
diabetes, which, according to statis-, drvert lts attack-'
tics, is now more or less on the in- pAR HEEL MAKES
crease, a noted physician of this! GOOD IN' ARKANSAS
country gives the following t mely
suggestions: "Diabetes is not ex
aptlv a disease, but in a certain sense
is a symptom. It runs in fam l'es and : years
in some cases is inherited. Fat people ; me) t
are very prone to it. They, as well jilc,ss
as persons who inherit a tendency to
cTirvnlrl Vnv t.Vipir urine ex- i
am ned twice a year for sugar. They Allen of H clrory, struck out for h m
should guard against obesity and stlf without any cap tai, but today Is
diabetes by eating no candy or other, one Gf the best f.zd men in his se.
sweets and by limiting the amount ; . R t , wc , a tt
of starches eaten. The man who , y -'
n middle l'fe gives up hard, physi-1 for a br de, bu. a ded her fa:her m m
cal work and is promoted to an office c. ea3;r.g his holding. Like h -chair
with increased mental worry,1 t.r other. Frank, 'che Avoca Allen
Avoca, Ark.,
county thirty
ago, announces his retire--from
the mercantile bu
In an Arkansas paper. Mr.
who Is a brother of Mr. J. F
is exposed.
"Probably the best way to prevent;
diabetes is (o keep phys cally fit; to1
keep the muscles firm, solid and well
under control of the nerve3. Regu-!
lated exercise, with freedom of wor
a Democrat from his feet up.
It is so encouraging to show m u
Season's Styles and have the endcrst
mcr.t of visitors to the store made-
mental i emphatic by liberal patronage. Mi.
It
f .1 i x ' i i 1 1 1 I Xl. I . -. - m t v-vr m onfo I avpi tom OTlf ft Tin
tree ciscr.Dut on 10 tne cn mren in wie e(j s00d brad for us The May otn, r r- - r ---- - -
scnoois cy cnanuioie crgan mi:uu3. 1916 when mother came home wun wt -
Indeed the most anciem and gaping the new bread, we eat an ounce, and
pair of shoes picked from a dust heap ; we found it so good, for the bread
has been preferred to the best pa r : we had been eating for such long
of clogs. There are one or two clog-! months was sticky, black and hard.
snops in L,onaon, one 01 wmcn is ; mothers of families were very
FOR SALE ONE BUGGY, ONE SUR
rev and one one-horse wagon. Ex-
ceptiona, bargain to be had n these'
particularly new vehicles. Robert
-M. Perry. J22ndJ3t. 27 6t.j
WANTED. HIGH GRADE SWEET
Potatoes. Can use about 20 bush
els per week at right price. Also
good creamery butter and guaran
teed eggs. Post office box 554
Savannah, Oa. 9 14 4t
FOR RENT TWO DESIRABLE
room3 to young men or couples.
Rates $1.50 per week. Board close
by. Apply at Record office.
0 2'2 tf.
FOR RENT SIX ROOM COTTAGE
corner 8th Ave. and 16th St., mod
ern conveniences. J. W, Shuford.
9 25 6t
WANTRD LABORERS AT $1.50
per day to work at Henry River.
See G. A. Huggins at Hickory or
Henry River. 9 25 Iw
New, Beautiful Trimmed and Un
Tr'mmed Has. Stunning jmall and
long shapes. New tarns and jockey
shaqes, ( n Black and Popular Colors.)
Miss Mary Roseborough.
Considerable work was accomplish
ed Tuesday by the Baracaa on the
Baraca and Philathea class rooms and
library. The building is going up
rapidly, thanks to the assistance by
the young men. The Philatheas serv
ed a delicious dinner and supper.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE RECORD
In many instances Persons havej
suffered untold agony for years doc-j
toring for nervous weakness, stom-j
ach, liver or kidney diseases or somej
oiher ailment when their real trouble;
was lack of iron in the blood. How to
tell.
New York, N. Y. In a recent dis-j
course Dr. E. Sauer, a well known
Specialist who has stud ed widely in;
this country and Europe said: If you;
Were to make an actual blood testj
on all people who are ill you would .
probably be greatly astonished at the;
exceedingly large number who lacki
Iron and who are ill for no other reas-
on than the iack of iron. The;
moment iron is supplied ,a' 4?Hrj
multitujda of dangerous symptoms !
disappear. Without iron the blood at ;
once loses the power to change foodj
'nto l'ving tissue and therefore noth-
ing you eat does you and good; you!
don't get the strength out of it. Your :
food merely passes through your
system like corn through a mill with
'.Ua m-tllnwa art - i 4 A Q r n ff 4 V Q Vi a TW ill
HIO IVllVli) J V W iu CS&W biiuw wtw !
can't grind. As a result of this ;
continuous blood and nerve starvat'on, !
people become generally wtakched,j
nervous and all run down and f re- j
ouently develop all sorts of condi-l
iions. One is too thin; another is;
burdened with unhealthy fat; somej
are so weak they can hardly walk;
some think they have dyspeps'a, k'd-
ney or liver trouble; some can't.
sleep at night, others are sleepy and
tired all day; some fussy and irri
table; some skinny and bloodless, but
all lack physical power and endur
ance. In such cases, it is worse
than fool'shness to take simulating
medicines or narcotic drugs, which
only wh'p up your fagg nt vital pow
ers for the moment, maybe at the
expense of your life later on. No
matter what any one tells you, if you
are not strong and well you owe it to
yourself to make the following test.
See how long you can work or how
j far you can walk without becoming
tired. Next take two five-grain tab
lets "of ordinary noxated iron three
t'mes per day after meals for two
weeks. Then test your Birengui;
again and se for yourself how much;
you have gained. I have seen dozens
of nervous run down people who were;
ailing all the time double, and even
trip'e their strength and endurance
and ent rely get r'd of their symp
toms of dyspepsia, liver and other;
troubles in from ten to fourteen days';
time simply by taking iron in the'
proper form, and tnis, aicer tney naa:
in some cases been dtoctfcr'ng for i
months without obtaining any benefit, j
You can talk as you please about all j
the wonders wrought by new reme-,
dies, but when you come down to!
bard facts there is nothing like good
old ron to put co'or n your cheeks ;
and good sound, hearty flesh on your ;
bones. Jc is ao a great nerve and :
toma'ch strengthened and the best
blood builder in the world. The
only trouble was that 'Jie old forms .
of frorganic iron like tincture of iron, j
mn acptntc. etc . oTten ru:nen Deo-1
pie's teeth, upset their stomachs and
were not assimfated and ,for these
reasons they frequently did more
harm than good. But with the dis
covery of the newer forms of or-j
eanic ron all th's has been overcome. I
Nuxated iron for example, is pleas- j
ant to take does not injure the teeth !
and is almost immediately beneficial.'
Note. The manufacturers of Nux
ated Iron have such unbounded con-!
fidence in its potency that they au-
thorize the announcement that theyj
will forfeit $100 00 to any Charitable
Institution if they cannot take any.
man or woman under sixty who lacks,
'ron and ncrease their strength 200,
per cent or over in four weeks' time,!
provided they have no serious organ-1
ic trouble. Also they will refund
your money in any case in which Nux-!
ated Iron does not at least double
your strength, in ten days' time. It
is dispensed in this city by Hickory
Drug Co., and all other druggists.
commending them to ths populace as ; happy to be able to cheer their chll
"Booca with wooden soles". Though j dren with such good bread. And
their trade is small it is increasing 1 then the rice became our daily food,
now. Large quantities of clogs are;It is n0 doubt in gratitude to the
be'ng turned out by firms in London, ; French who went to America to rid
but almost exclusively for the country j America of the English in 1783, that
or eoloi-ai trade. 0n9 large factory :you &re now. alleviating our suffer'ngs.
here is turning out large quantities "Many, many thanks! Many died
of clogs for France, this bemg cap- because of the bad bread, and many
mors would have d ed if you had not '
come to our assistance.
'"Believe me, Monsieur, etc., !
"SUZANNE LAIGNEL."
tured trade from the Germans.
HOW7 TWO OFFICERS
RESCUED THEIR MEN i
(By Associated Press.)
London, Sept. 27. A further list
of officers who have performed re
markable feats of valor in the field and i
thus won decorations appears in the
London Gazetter. Bearing on his i
shoulders the entire weight of the.
roof of a dugout after it had been ;
blown in by an enemy shell, Second
Lieutenant Hendrik Schalk Sexuiden
hout of the royal field artillery,
'thereby saved the lives of seven woun
red men in cots on th eoflroAltZht
ded men in cots on the floor about
him. He was awarded the mil.tary
cross.
Corporal Booth, 'of the Lincolnshire
reg'ment, has been blown up by shells
BRITAIN
WITHDRAWS
NEW TOBACCO RULES
(By Associated Press.)
Washington, Sept. 27. Great Brit
ain has withdrawn regulat'ons for the
importation of cigar tobacco which
American growers have declared!,
would ru;n the'r business and has au
thorized imnorts on the basis of those
three times, and yet lives to tell of m 1913, 1914 and 1915. "'
his experiences. He was blown a dis-; Consul-General Skinner at London
Hqhg&Brqt!
m
fit-
What distinguishes it and gives it character is the way it is
made, and the degree to wh'ch the possibil ties of a car at $785
have been developed, in point of commodiousness for the passen
gers, service, sturdiness, anl general appearance. It is sold
with everything that could be asked for in the way of equipment,
including electric lighting and start ng, one-man top. and wind
shield. -There has been no sk'mping at one place in order to agord
a flashy or eye-catching fea ure at another, and generous meas
ure is to be seen in even the small details..
1-
when a shell exploded by his side,
killing all of the men near him. No
metal struck h'm. On a previous oc
casion he was blown a distanse of
about 35 feet to the top of a trench.
GREEK OFFICERS URGE
NEUTRALITY BE ABANDONED
London, Sept. 27. General Coh
stantine Moschopoulos, chief of staff
of the Greek army, and 500 officers
havev&gned a memorial adlil-fjsed
tothe king demanding that Greece
ibandon its neutrality in the war.
Earlier reports that the general had
res'gned, according to the Reuter
dispatch to Athens, conveying the
above information, were premature.
YOU NEVER (CAN TOLL. W.RlPatil
ASHAMED TO 5H0W UP IN DAYTI MC k ! 38 .
P LI THE PEOPLE WILL SNEER. j H
AT Me FOR COMING HOME, h r vWm J&
i lI2fpJ k
lmPJ rHERES0N,l5 YOUR)
iWMZSSsSiy BOY-h UNCLES WILL. HE.
fCS!BSS EAT.THERkl jSs LEFT YOU3LL HIS
WSSWSY iSPLENTYj MONEY AND HOUSE,
THREE WIRES TO STATESVILLE
The Hickory Electric Comr now
has three wfc'res to Statesville and
two wires to Morganton, an increase
of one wire to each point. Its con
nections with the Bell now enables
it to g've prompt service. The fact
that the Associated Press has a leas
ed wire to the Record office from Ral
eigh occasioned some delay in the
use of the wires at certain periods of
the day, but the placing of two more
lines, which were opened Tuesday,
will eliminate any delay in future.
cabled the a'tate eipartmeait today
of the change. The original regula-!
tions governing -imports of cigar to- j
bacco between June 1, 1915, and May !
SI, 1916, were based on the amount
that the importer had bought in the ;
year 1915, a war year in which im-
ports were small. The new order j
gives authority for practically normal
Import of tobacco to Great Br'tain.
The tobacco affected comes largely
from Florida, Pennsylvania, Wiscon
sin and Ohio.
Euick Garage,
Dealers.
5SSH
fc3 A Tf Tf3
The Habit of Taking Ccld.
With many people taking cold is a
habit, but fortunately one that Is
easily broken. Take a cold sponge
bath every morning when you first
get out of bed not ice cold but a tem
perature of about 90 F. Also slee
with your window up. Do this and you I
will seldom take cold. When you do
take cold take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and get rid of it as quickly
as possible. Obtainable everywhert.
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
Of Mrs. Ctappell, of Fire Yean'
Standing, Relieved Ly CarduL
Mt. Airy, N. C Mrs. Sarah M. Chap-
fell of this town, says: "I suffered for
ive years willi womanly troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my punishment
was more than any one could tell.
I tried most every kind of medicine,
but none did me any good.
I read one day about Cardul, the wo
man's tonic, and 1 decided to try it. 1
had rot taken but about six bottles until
I was almost cured. It did me more
ood than all the other medicines 1 had
iea, put together.
My friends began asking me why I
looked so well, and I told them about
Cardui. Several are now taking it."
Do you, lady reader, suffer from any
Of the ailments due to womanly trouble,
such as headache, backache, sidcache,
Sleeplessness, and that pvprlactinorl
feeling?
If so. let us urge you to give Cardul a
trial. We feel confident it will help you,
lUSt aS it has 9 millirtn ohcr wnmon in
. -.-VB V .. . . . . W .. . W . ...
the past half century.
Begin taking Cardui to-day. Yof,
won't regret it. All druggists.
mXr1lt Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Ladies
Advisory Dept., Chattanooga, Tenn.. for 6-,W.
nutrietunu otiyour ce and 64 pae book, ' Home
Tratter Worn faj pi4m wrapper. M.O. 11
- We will sell at Public Auction
Thursday, October 5th, 1916
30 Residence Lots, 2 Houses
and Lots.
Houses and Lots are located on 8th. Ave., known as the
J. E. Barb and N. S. Dasher properties.
Residence lots are of Lutheran Seminary property, on Seventeenth St., well located
j ; . close to. where the new Graded school is to be erected with all modern
" ' ' :j conveniences nearby, boih water and lights.
This is your opportunity to buy either a home or a lot to build you a home close in town,
and is without a doubt the best property we have ever offered at Public Auction. Dcr't
forget day and date.6f sale,
Thursday, Oct. 5th, at 1:30 P. M.
This property will be sold rain or shine for the high dollar. Close up your business ard
come out and spend an hour with us.
Ladies Cordially Invited.
Free Auto Service to Grounds.
Terms: 1-3 Gash, Bal. 6 and 12 Months.
Campbell
'iichanan Company
Z. B. BUCHANAN, Auctioneer
P. S. We will also sell, Saturday, October 7th, in front of the First
, National Bank, One Farm, known as the Dolph Aderkoldt place, ccntainirg
97a-jj; 20 acres river bottom. Good building, good orchard.