Hickory daily record. [volume], January 27, 1917, Image 4

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FIRST. LYCEUM ATTRACT!
ON
FRIDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 2ND.
Buy tickets from any member of Senior Class, Hickory High School.
RECORD
WANTS
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WANTED A LIVE DEALER TO
oil tho New Grant 0 Automobile in
Cata,wba, Uurku, Caldwell and Al
exander counties. i'or tho right
parties we have a very liberal con
tract. Our Shelby dealers have
already Bold 21 cars in Cleveland
county alone. Write, wire or come
to see us at once. Grant Sales Co.,
Anheville, N. C-
Gettln' Away With It
An amusing incident happened th
other day while Decatur county's con
tribution to the centennial parade in In
dianapolis was on its way to the capi
tal city. Their float was a miniature
of the famous courthouse tower at
Oreensburg, with the maple tree grow
ing on it. Roy C. Kanouse, its design
er and bulldor, left Greensburg on a
truck at 8:30 a. m. with the tower.
Now Greensburg has been infested
with petty burglaru and their activities
are known even outside the county and
Just as day was breaking nnrt the men
were entering Shelby county they
passed two fanners on the road when
one was heard to remark "Looka there,
by gosh, them fellers hcz stole the
Greensburg courthouse tower en air
glttln' away with it, too." Indianapo
lis News.
St- Paul's Lutheran
J. B. irb, pastor
iDivine service at 3 o'clock.
Text: Col. 3:12-17.
Theirte: The Beautiful Garment
of this Christian."
1 Of what does it consist, 2.
How is it preserved? Sunday school
at 2 p. m.
. SUBSCKIBE FOR THE RECORD
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
lE'itmMiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiaiiiiiitiiiiiitiiii
WANTED OLD FALSI TillI'll
Don't matter if broken. I pay
fl.UO to $5.UU per ne'i. Mail to L.
wMazer -UU'i ti. i''ifth Stuot, 1 '.1 1 i -udelphia,
l'a. Will svnd cash by
.'return mail. 1 17 - vvk
8 liOO.M lOTTAliK l-Oll. Kli.Vi'.
Close in. 1'hono tii. 1 1U tt
FOR SALE SEVEN TASSl'.NGl.U
six cylinder StudelaUer car in per
fect condition, used about four
mion'ths. Apply J. C. Martin.
2 20 tf
FOR SALE REMINGTON TYl'E
iwriter in good condition Cheap for
quick sale. Apply 11. M. "lice
ord." tf
Horso Holds His Own Well.
"The horse is doomed. If the peo
ple keep on Ito u.jt automobiles, the
horse will soon l oeomo a rare animal,
seen only In zoological pardons and
museums." We have heard some such
prediction u thousand times. What is
the fact? Reports of the department
of commerce show that In the last 15
years tho number of horses In th?
United States, far from decreasing,
has Increased over .r0 per cent. In 1915
It was estimated there were more than
21,000,000 horses In the country, valued
at $2,000,000,000. Manifestly, the
horse Is not so easily crowded out as
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Bedford's Black-Draught
McDuff, Va. "I suffered for seveni
years," says Mrs. j. B. Whiitaker, o"
this pkice," "with sick headache, an
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend :old me to tn
Thedford's Black-Draught, which 1 dia,
and 1 found it to be the best family medi
cine for young and old.
I keeD Black-Drauizht on hand all fh
time n, and when my children fee! aj
nine oaa, mey asK me tor a close, and v
lc a
I i u v. uuu, ca. rw UK. mi a uuk, fluu w j w ui conscience oi aniiiat-
does them more good than any medicine mg with ministers of another denomi-
thov Avpr fripH n.ji-;w wjun
I FUNERALS
Some time ago a publisher pro
pounded seven questions relative to
funeral etiquette and funeral reforms
and sent the same to many of the
leading clergymen of the country for
answers. As these answers are in
tended for the clergy, they may not
be of general interest to the laity.
and yet there are some things which j
trie laicy mignt well know.
line olhiciating minister should no.
invite other ministers to take part
in the services unless requested to do!
so by tne family. ,'lhe reason is j
apparent. A iuneral service is a!
private service intended for the par
ticular family. 'I he laity do not
always understand tins and when a
visiting minister attends a funeral,
tiie people wonder wny he was Hot
invited to take part. On the other
hand, it is a breach of etiquette as
well as bad religion to refuse the as
sistance of anotner minister when re
quested by the family, unless thpv
matter oi conscience of afliliat
LIVING IN THE COUNTRY
MAY HAVE- IT'5 DIS -ADVANTAGES,
BUT YOU
GET FRESH FOOD !
they ever tried.
we never have a Ion? spell of sick-
nation1.
(Should ministers receive a coniDen-
FOU SALE Oil KENT NICE
little homo on North 15th street.
D. Barker, Hickory, N. C.
1 15 2 wks
automobiles multiply beyond all count,
the horse more than holds his own. ,
Ux-Fos, A Mild, Effective Laxative t Liver Tonic
Ooea Not Gripa nor Disturb the Stomach.
In addition to other properties, Lax-Fos
f 4 - A 1
....vtpii f iiiv vt rn comains mascara in accepiaoie lorm, a
handle our excel ent line of middy ; act9 effectfveiy nd does not gripe nor
.blouses and middy suits by us and di8turb stomach. At the same time.Tt aids
sold direct to the wearer. Prefer digestion .arouses the liver and secretions
one conccteU with female college, ! testores the healthy functions. 50c.
l)Ut this is not essential. Liberal
commission for this work, which is1
pleasant and remuneative. Ad-1 f tmmmmmammmmmmmmmm
1 26 3t
f.U,th0Tht', , ' iIS taoVr braiK nceVcommenced'sation for 01!
'!SZ ng Black-Draught." I isters should 1
Thedford's Black-Draucht is nurcl
vegetable, and has been Found to regu-
lOtCI-S SnOUlQ malfft rm fhurrra -f
iuneral services. Th h.,i.),
which the writer r;ii (
I.,. ,,,..1, -I... :j j: ' rvnf n w,;. .. v ,
aic wtaii 91U1U4UI3, iuu v'KcailuI c- miniater 10 niaKe charges for
lieve indigestion, Colic, wind, nausea, services of this kind, but if the famil v !
headache, sick stomach, and simiku tender Dav t.hra . n ,
r m " . " 7 tJ 111! 1 rl .Villi Umir
symptoms
It has been In constant use for more
than 70 years, and has benefited more
than a million people.
Your druggist sells and rercmmendi
Slack-Draught. Price only 25c. Get a
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AUNTKO POSITION WANTED
as Stenographer by young man
with practically three years ex
perience in the grocery line as
.shipping clerk and billing clerk al
bo. Willing to do anything for
advancement. Address "Steno
grapher," care Record. 1 26 6t
FOIl RENT -JlOUSE WITH
rooms, ligh't and bath. Apply
J S. Setzer and Son Store.
1 27 1 wk
to
FOK SALE FOUR ROOM HOUSE
land two acre lot on Sixth street,
good well, nice young orchard. Ap
!ply to A. W. Buff, Hickory, N. C.
1 22 2t
FOR SALE A NICE NEW MOD
lern eight room residence, locat
ed on Eleventh avenue, in a very
klfcsirable neigliobrhoodj For fur
ther particulars . apply to J. W.
JlartshelJ. 1 27 6t
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as executor of the
estate of Mrs. James B. Beard, de
ceased, this is to notify all persons
inaeDtea to the estate to make im
mediate payment to me. All debts
due by the estate must be presented
to me on or before the 8th day of
January, 1U18, otherwise 'this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recov
ery. This January 8. 1017.
R M PERSON, " !
No. H south Poplar street,
Charlotte, N O.
hxecutor of estate of Mrs. James 11.
Beard. .
Spring Is On The Way!
You'll want to be in tune with nature it's
budding leaves and warm, balmy "air and
brightening colors, which call for new Spring
clothes, tailored-to-your-order by Ed V. Price
& Co., Chicago. Take a peep at our won
derful showing
woolens, snappy,
bright and new and
be measured NOW.
SnOUld not arcpnf if ,,l u i.-,.
tnat the financial circumstances of
the family will not permit it, and
then he should decide,. However,
tnere are instances where the minis
ter is placed to considerable expense
and m cases of that kind, the expen
ses should be borne.
co?f?re e- hour for the funeral is
set the officiating clergyman should
be consulted. A minister's time is
not always at his disposal for
conducting fun
" J- an niBLJince. i . .
borne time ago a lady died and the! Iloly 1nttv Lutheran
funeral was set to take place at a! E- Murray, pastor:
STtteu?,00??! iSunday scho1 sc at 9:45- Go
Sunday. After th; Z C tomorrow and it will do you good
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is?, .-sr. a is3
a wie aying request of the
! deceased that he should conduct th
funeral services, but he had his serl
E hnai7on fi iisvs- -w-
IS? hhaTbbeen iff
jFunerals' snould not be held on
ft onnH1 Can bf Wel1 avoided. an3
iL Sundays not at the hour for
SniefUlKr Sunday servic SundaJ
funerals become something of a pa
rade, because it seems that there are
some persons who dearly love to To
?Sfefa1-. 'These attend out ??
mere idle curiosity. .
hate0! frate.rnal organizations
nave a bunal service and these are
often invited to take part in tire bf
nal, but this should nevVr be an oc-"
Lsf1f.y.,?n ttMt of the
order flnH i- "lvar oi tne counted among th
snSd Lhe family church may cfunt.
fvMt-j?x wry rna
All THESE
MEN ARE CRAZY
AFTER ME, THIS
FELLER THI-NKS I'D
MARRY A rERE CLERK
a:L AMiWM o XMV H'. kXJjrm Bill
tha IT: . "'enDers of;
Viu aim in order to do this the
lodee should
meemSraeraI "" " wait on the
bevolde?06 a"d dispIay shouId
oe avoided .There is no reason whv
a family should be expected to hire
carriages to convev a lar
o the grave. It is a custom and
therefore it is expected. It is often
done when the family can ill afford it
Let there be a reform along this line
Ihe greatest and most useless ext?a-
-u. uecorations of the grave
Fashion has run to riot over theeld
and funeral ceremonies been turned
nto .a heartless and showy and cost
ly Pageant The elements of pa
geantry which enter into the scene
are in sorry keeping with aching
tears and solemn thoughts. Jt is f
beautiful senitimerii which tJL,
us to drop a flower on the grave of
a loved one, but flowers "on the grave
Will not fltonft fr,y V,OQfc ,u:ri-S , e
a , t ""iuo mmcn acne
:V, J ! au.rm Jn a word
V attemPts at show are
sadly out of place at a funeral.
Dress is a matter of taste A per
son has a right to dress in any man
ner desirable and if persons wish to
n1" mrning( no man dare say them
nay IHjoweer Rearing imourning
advertises our sorrow and grief to
mourn according to certain rules laid
down bv srwiAtv tv, ; i .
fensive. Srviow r, i. A
should wear, first mourning for twelve
months, and then we may put on sec
ond mourning. What does 'fashion
know about tho. ah; 1 lo i
our holv relicri
naf blf3 13 the eateway into etor-
nThri,Whl i110?1 ?ePartod friends,
uimiic at, aeatn s alarms,
Dealh but the servant Jesus sends,
lo call us to his arms."
J- L. MURPHY
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tion of the disease, giving the patient
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tution and assisting nature in doing
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i. 2 ... . piypnecors nave so
much faith m the curative powers of
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case that it faila t o j
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list of testimonials.
Address V. J r.hann.n j i m.
ledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists,
75c. ady
Morning service at 11 o'clock. The
pastor will preach on the subject:
"The Sevior and The Saved."
At the evening service at 7 o'clock
the subject of the sermon will be: j
"'Loose Thine and Let Thine Go." j
Thoughtful persons stand for the!
church, also because the church I
stands for the besit things. The I
church-goer lines up with the forces'
which makes for righteousness. He-;
is on the side of the people who
want to live the noblest lives them
selves and who are trying to help
this needy world to do the same.
The most efficient agency of human
service on earth is the Christian j
church. The churchman is a. sharer!
in all the world-wide beneficence of
the organization. iThey who would i
mane Liicix lives cuuui aiiuuiu Dei
counted among those upon whom the
WE WAN"
AH our friends to know that the estate of the
late J. O. Rhodes will continue to do business
at the old stand. We have employed Mr. S.
B, Mace, an expert watch and jewelry repair
man, to take charge of the store. We are
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jewelry at reasonable prices. Give us a trial.
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