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Hickory Daily Record
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Every Evening
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scription Department promptly. Uty
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complaints.
aiMicruiPTION KATES
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Three months
Cne Month
One week
stories of the wild never will be un-jbe given a more- important depart-
nf ment. one ai icbv uivxe i ww
view, ine aeparuneni oi wie uiwnwt
is really one of important duties, but
it is not so conspicious as that of
interesting, and his treatment
dogs will furnish a pattern for future
story writers.
New Enterprise for State
Wilmington Star.
It i3 announced mat wum win
gin in a few weeks on a half million
dollar manufacturing plant, to be lo
cated just outside the incorporate
limits of the town of Brevard, Tran
sylvania county. That is way up in
the mountains, but the whole of North
Carolina is on the eve of a wonder-
S'
state, treasury, war or navy.
Thereis already somespeculation
as to whom Democrats may nom
inate in 1920. Mr. Wilson, under the;
two-term precedent being no longer j
eligible, and Secretary Lane, being :
a Calif ornian, would assuredly be in
line for the nomination, but for, one j
impediment for which he is no , way j
responsible, and which, under , the
conditions, is to be regretted. He,
was born in a foreign land and under
ttiK K ESS" u;.
j . i p resiliency, xiic scucwij "
a S n- ow inHntrv when es-1 tive of Canada. But the law doesn't
Brevard's new industry, wnen es i .
x-Li:-l.J ..rill anment n raDltai OI "al -"J - --- . - . .
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probably $500,000 and a pay roll of
$25,000 a month. This announcement
is made by Mr. Joseph S. Silverstein,
who is associated with northern and
.vtirn capitalists in the project. The
enterprise is nothing less than a large j Springfield Republican.
it is to be hoped he will be kept in
the public service.
JOHNSON AND HUGHES
PUBLICATION OFFICE:
1402 ELEVENTH AVENUE
Entered as second class matter Sep
tember 11, 1915, at the PotoAVee at
Hickory, N. C, under the act of March
3, my.
i tnnnprv. The tannery is coming where
c aantities, and. of course, it is de
pending upon the increased interest
i n
.Charges are circulating in Repub
lican ranks that Hiram Johnson "sold
out" Hughes. It is said that Hughes
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS
MONDAY, NOV. 27, 1916
THEY CAN DO IT
Every man and woman in Hickory
should have read the report of Mrs.
Worth Elliott and Miss Lillian Field
on the library meeting in Charlotte.
Naturally delegates from other towns
in the state, some of them not as
large or as thriving as Hickory, were
surprised to learn that this city has
practically no library in comparison
with other places in the state. Hick
ory delegates had to report that there
was little general interest in the li
brary and that there was no Woman's
Club here to take the initiative.
If the good women of Hickory
would take it upon themselves to or
ganize by 1917 and to work for a
library building and adequate sup
port they would succeed before the
end of next year. Then they could
point to the first year's work, which
would be a monument to their ef
forts, and set another goal to aim at.
The good women could easily enlist
every agency in Hickory in the
cause.
This is the week, for most of the
book clubs to meet. Suppose the
library matter were brought up and
suppose each club were to appoint a
committee to work with other clubs.
And suppose the bridge clubs cooper
ate. It would mean that Hickory
will have a real library. Here is an
opportunity for persons who, if they
had ten million dollars, admit they
would donate a free library to Hick
ory here is an opportunity for them
to give it to Hickory regardless.
A GOOD EXAMPLE
Under the caption of "Too Much
Wilson," the Lincoln Times prints an
article from Helena, Mont. : which
says that Rev. Francis von Clafen
bock has sent his resignation papers
and a letter returning his naturaliza
tion papers to the district court at
IleJena. Wilson's administration was
'too much" for this man. who re
nounced his citizenship. j
We haven't any unkind words for
tho Rev. von Clafenback. He dosen't
like a republic like ours and, unlike
thousands of others who have come
to this country to escape tyranny, he
simply renounces his allegiance with-o-t
attempting to disrupt the union.
Tha action of this man ought to be
told certain hyphenated gentry about
New York, including one Jeremiah
O' Leary, in the hope that they will
go and do likewise.
The United States has been good
to provide homes for all of us who
were all foreigners once and we
should be good enough to accept the
privileges of our citizenship. But
ii we must howl, why not follow the
wise course of Brother von Clafen
beck ?
"ittle raisin? in the mountains. I ,iaf0of ; California while Johnson
"'v tannery expects to gel a large running Up his astonishing ma
iUPPly of hides in the mountain j vaf ' "f a TTT,,
- Sry, but possibly it may seek the jority for the senate, was due to the
' k' ?l - . o..v. Jfaft that Hutrhes was double-crossed.
Discriminating People.
When they are thirsty insist upon being served with the univer
sal beverage, the drink that has the deliciously distinctive flavor.
mine-ton
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wnen me matter wan iiu ; ---- - 4.1. , ..tAwiv
u Ka,-n, mm Rrvard. thev , should be said that they are utterly
Republican harmony than such stories
as these. In justice to Johnson it
subscribed $6,500 on the spot to buy
a site for the tannery. Ihcir inter
est was so great that the parties pro
moting the industry decided to lo
cate at Brevard. They intend to
construct a belt railway and make
the location suitable for other indus
tries.
Mr. Silverstein already is largely
interested in Western North Caro-
discounted by Republicans who had a
verv close inside view of llie cam
paign and who credit Johnson with
having done all he could lor tiugnes.
Johnson has a great and intensely
loyal personal following in Calfior
nia. but like Colonel Roosevelt since
1908 he seems unable to deliver it to
any other candidate. . Ami certainlv
the bourbons of the party did their
unconscious best to preyMit his dc
business at Rosman. where he is livering it in this case,
trt e?m;( th : foxaway Tanning SPECIAL TRAIN TO RICHMOND
company and the Gloucester Lumber. via
company. The offices of all three of SOUTHERN RAILWAY
thes concerns will be moved to rBe- Annual Football game Between Uni-
vard and the business of all four will ... . , TT. ,
be conducted there under Mr. Silver- versity of North Carolina and Umver-
stein's management. sy 01 Virginia, inanugmug
Cattle raising, cheese-making, Thursday, November 30th, 1916.
creamery enterprises, tanneries and The Southern Railway will operate
packing houses go hand in hand. train consisting of first class
Secretary Lane day coaches and Standard Pullman
Nashville Banner. ' sleeping cars, leaving Charlotte at
One strong man in Secretary Wil- g.45 p. m. Wednesday, November 29
:abi!L!J :YhAai11!fc.Ja1i'l916 arriving Hull Street Station,
criticism aim ia Kciiciaujr aujjiictcu 1 ...
to be a man much above the ordin-! Richmond, Thanksgiving morning at
ary is the Honorable Franklin K.
Lane of California, secretary of the
intt.ior. The Reublicans were freo
and rather severe in their criticisms
of the president's cabinet selections
during the campaign, but nothing
was said to the discredit or detri
ment of Secretary Lane. He is known
to be a man of exceptionally fine
sense, cuttire and good character.
In the position of member of the in
terstate commerce commission and in
7:35. Returning, special train will
leave Richmond, Hull street station
at 10:30 p. m., November 30th.
Following rounct trip fares will ap
ply from stations named:
Charlotte , $5.00
Gastonia $5.25
Concord 4.50
Taylors ville 5.25
Greensboro 3.00
his present office he has so demeaned Marion 5 50
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nimsen as to meet general approval. VT . KM
It the president reconstruct his MI!?"J?2? ?f?
cabinet for the next administration, llltiVUKI -ou
it is hoped that Secretary Lane will Salisbury 4.00
bo kept in office. Possibly he may Statesville . 4.50
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THE REMEDY WITHOUT A
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fOR KIMS'
JL'ID BLOOD DISOiiBBfS
Thr an Lflt&wuno 4lr ta
rour town he will civ xour auur
baok if you ar net bnfla4.
Look for the Big X
N. b. We would prefer that yon
buy L-Rhumo from our regular
Dealers, but If for any reason, you
would rather purchase by mall, ws
will send L-Rhsumo to you Paresis
Post Prepaid, on rscslpt of par'
bottle. MONSYBACK OUARANTBB
nelosed In saoh Carton.
CHAPMAN AKDER
LABORATORIEB, Ino.
06 Oommsrclal Bank BnUdhur.
CHARXOTTB, N. ClT
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PEACE AND CREDIT
England, France and Germany,
mrough their foreign ministers, have
wired best wishes to the League to
enforce Peace and each has express
ed the belief that such a league, by
examining the cuases, will be able
to prevent war in the future. N.
turally Mr. Biand and Viscount Grey,
whose countries were forced into
war, speaks with more feeling than
Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg,
Dut the point to be noetd is that a11
of them welcome some sort of peace
league.
The idea, generally indorsed, will
depend for strength on the nations
that actually enter the confederation.
Nations which will not abide by their
treaties might be able to wreck it.
iWorld peace ought to be as easily to
reach as world credit. One of them
signifies that we wbn,"t strike ur
neighbor in the back; the other that
we'll pay our just debts.
IN SANITARY BOTTLES.
'Carbonated under the most favorable conditions, every bottle
thoroughly sterilized, rinsed and inspected before it is filled, af
ter which it is given a final inspection.
'Fares from all intermediate sections
on same low basis.
Passenerers from branch line
points will use regular trains to and
from main line junction points con
necting with the special train.
This is the last opportunity ot the
season to visit Richmond and its many
attractions at low cost, in addition
to attending the annual foot ball
game which is the biggest one played
during the season.
Pullman reservations must be made
in advance.
For further information and Pull
man reservations ask any agent of
the Southern Railway, or write
. R, H. DeBUTTS, D. P. A.
Charlotte, N. C.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
Ij-Atff'. AsL- your Drueylst for fm
'tit--lca-tcr'tj IMntnond TtrandV
I'llle in lied ami liold metallic
bos. sealed with Blue Ribbon.
raid tin nfk.. n..v mm V
J!"IA AslcforriIl.C'IIE8.TEBS
'-UIAtfiSMU It RAND FILLS, or SS
yeus k.iown as Best. Safest. Always Reliabu
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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Fraternal Directory
Mr. Bryan Lowe of aPrkersburg,
who during the summer was employ
ed by Mr. R. L Shuford, has accepted
a "position with the Hickory Grocery
Company.
Sir Knights
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Hickory Lodge,
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Brother Odd Fellows invited. 1
Meets every Tuesday night, at E
7:30 Degree work every meeting, g
W..W. WILLIAMS, Secretary. J
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Piedmont CouncO I
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E Meets every Monday evening 1
at 7:30 P. M. All visiting g
brothers cordially invited 1
J. W. BALLEW, Councilor i
'M. G. CROUCH, Rec SecV 1
A conclave of Hickory Commandery
No. 17 K. T. will be held Monday af
ternoon November 27 at 4:30. Work
in R. C. and K. T.. Sir Knights
requested to be present.
J. H. PATRICK, E. C.
F. A. Henderson, Rec.
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Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up Sysr
The Old Standard general strengthening
GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria,enriches the blood, and builds np the tys
tern. A true tonic. For adults and children. 50c.
Professional
Cards
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Valuable Documents
Ara often lost through fire. Deeds, Insurance papers ar,fj
wills are often misplaced and cause endless trouble and expns.
A Safe Deposit Box is the best security against trouble of this
kind. The Vault ot the First National Bank is equipped with
Safe Deposit Boxes to rent at prices that are trifling when
compared to the trouble and risk that is avoided. Ordinary sj;e
, $2.00 per year, larger sizes a little, higher. We wiJl be P!a,j ,0
show you these boxes at any time.
You have your own key. No one has access to the box but yoj,
and your affairs are absolutely private, locked in a tire and
burglar proof vault.
FIRST NATIONAL
Capital and Surplus $300.000.0.' Fkory, n. r
Four Per Cent. Interest On Savings Accounts. Cc-.
pounded Quarterly.
Money to Loan at All Times.
t)r. W. B. Ramsay
Dentist
Office-over Shuford's Drug Store.
Blrfeory, T. C.
Drs. Hicks & Hicks
DENTISTS
LfXSfP Phiae 194, Residence Si -L
Vtf&re n Mntonir Baildins.
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saminnuiDciuiimiumiisiCiX
Hickory Camp No. 80
w.o.w.
Meets every Friday night at
8:00. All membere request
ed to attend.
Visiting Soveriems Invited.
B. A. MILLER, Clerk
P
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Hickory Lodge No. 343
A. F. & A. M.
: Regular communicatiop Myn
uay evenmer, uec. 4. 7:i.
Brethren cordially in vite j to be
present. tt '
J. W. SHUFORD, W. M. H
D. T. APPLEGATE,- Sec'y. It
Dr.Chas. L Hunsucker M D.
OPSee over Shuford's Drag Store
HICKORY. N.' C '
R'-vidnce-85 16th Ave.
Photie S2 Office 2
Hours 3:30-5 p. tri., 7-8 p. ei.
Ca!1 answered at All Houre
THE HICKORY HARNESS CO.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
HARNESS, BRIDLES, SADDLES
AND STRAP WORK.
Rf-airinsr a Specialty.
Bickory. N. C.
Governor Craig has reappointed
Henry R. Starbuck, Republican,
judge of the Forsyth county court.
The court was created two years ago
and Democratic representatives des
ignated Judge Starbuck as the first
judge. This was a fine thing to do,
and it is interesting to note that For
syth was a little more strongly Dem
ocratic this year than ever before.
Jack London, who died the other
night, could put more real action In
to a single paragraph than almost
any of bur modern writers. .,HIs
L-Rheumo is now on sale under an absolute Money back-Guarantee of
Satisfaction, by our Distributor for Hickory, ;:V
LUTZ DRUG STORE
Call for it by name: L-Rheumo. T ake ne substitute. X Lr-Rheumo is
$1.00 per bottle, no more, no less. Ifit is offered for any other ' price, it
is not L-Rheumo. ;v
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unnecessary to keep money in large sums on hand for current
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Our officers will be glad- to explain how the check-book aJ-
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NEW PRICED, j
Effective Aug., 1, 1916.
Chassis - - - -Roadster
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Touring Car -
F. O. B. Detroit
$325
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Hickory Garage Co.
ELLIOTT BUILDING
PHONE ? -J5
Want Ads in tlie Record bring Results
Do Not Forget
To take home a nice box of Jacob's Candies.
Your wife will appreciate it.
There's None Better.
Ph
.RIMES k MURPHY, Druggists
one
300
Opposite Post Ottice
ON rUE CORNER-
J. Gaither Bonniwell
ARCHITECT "
ELLIOTT BTLDING
HICKORY N. C.
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m sale at mi mm
. TRADE MARK
ECZEMA REMEDY
.'Sold flu ft mminninn r TT.
letter, Salt Rheum, and similar af
fections of the skin and scalp. Sod
omy by us, 50c and $1.00.
HICKORY DRUG CO.
Hickory, N. C.
Tto QuMm That Does Not Affect The Head
n-iVi-l j j ls Dewer tnr.u ordinary
22fX-i".5a f eter the full name and
: ":. - tt . " oi fa. yv. uctove. 25c.
OR. ALFRED W. DUU
? EYE SPECIALIST
TO SEE BETTER
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17 Year's rvriianMa
The BesTrirriiht ObtdWoIe.
Glasses Pitied Exclusively
num block. UKoin, . o.
Marcus L Hull, D. C.
CHIROPRACTOR
Palmer School Graduate
OFFICE HOURS
3:30 to 5:30 and 7 to 8 P. M.
Consultation and Analysis Free
1029 Thirteenth Street
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See Us for Good Printing
R. W. Wolfe's
VETERINARY HOSPITAL
915 Ninth Avenue.
Hickory Manufacturing Company,
Hickory, North Carolina.
Manufacturer of
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MANTELS,
MOULDINGS, LUMBER, ETC.
FINE HARDWOOD WORK A SPECIALTY
Send us your plans for estimates. Write for Catalogue and Pricw
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THE ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
F. M. THOMPSON, Proprietor
First-Class Work Guaranteed
Phone 106, Work Delivered
1032 14th street Hickory, N. C.
Next to Firrt Buildin A Loan office.
The Hickory Daily Record
$4.00 a Year in Advance
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J. D. Elliott. President and Treasurei J. Worth Elliott, V.-Pr. ,
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Elliott Building Company
Incorporated
For all classes of construction. Estimates furnished checfu.
f i:.e or ganization anc beat equipped contractors in the South
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