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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST m
PAGE TWO
Hickory Daily Record
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HICKORY'S AND . CATAW1IA
(O.'F. Crowson, Postmaster of Bur
l ' " ' imgton.)
.Will you please allow me space i
your, paper for a few lines to ev
pr9 lo .you M? to the pe p! o
Hickory,, the appreciation - of the
Postmateters for the excellent enter
tainmeBt that wefhavr enirfvJH tlur
ing 0t- itay'in your'blatftiful and
pTogrqsive little city? I ha been
attendftig conventions for many years
but I,$ave never seen any convention
receive a more royal and hospitable
reception than that received in your
city. .),...
. I believe that you have sent every
"?tniaster that has attended this
convention away a booster f jf Hick
cry. I havfl found a spins o active
cooperation among your c'ti'nes that
moans that some day you wil have a
city.
There is a true spirit of hospitality
in jour town that makes n visitor
want to come back and this spirit is
worth ' more to a . town than all the
banks or commercial institutions.
..You" have a (great section and a
jrrest 'people,' you have; a wonderful
future''' that is apaprent to any
stranger , that" will" spend' a day in
your qtyvYoir have that .progressive
-1 ptrit that makes 'for .progress, and
that cooperation that is vitally neces
sary tp succeed.' " ) ' '
- We visited many sections of your
county j and find that your great
spirjt of , cooperation and progress is
not confined in your city, but ex
tends .throughout . your, county;. You
have wonderfully, developed farms,
and progressive ' farmerj, and they
arc becoming leaders not only in the
tate, but in the south. A party of
farmers from my own county visited
many of your farm's recently and
they came home and took half of the
front page of my paper in boosting
Citawba county. This means ome
thing; in fact, means much.
I am proud of the fact that I was
bom irt this county and I have a
personal pridn in this wonderful
growth, and prosperity of your coun
ty, and I shall continue to watch
Jlickory and Catawba Count jcrovv.
ft Is a great county: you have the
beet people on earth and you have
a really wonderful future before you.
There 'are two sides to the railroad
furidlng bill of !cour?,. One side is
that if the roads get $500,000,000,
they will begin repairing cars and
adding 'new equipment, thus giving
employment to many thousands of
men. The other side is that the gov
ernment has put the railroads before
relief for farmers, thus showing
secondary consideration to the prin
cipal,; producers of the nation. Since
both Toads and 'farmers are to be
taken care of, ther.e is hope that
prosperity, which Has been hanging
around the comer, will come forth
boldly and make everybody happy
tgahv dPftl I
Stim Andrews Lutherans , anL the
Presbyterian Red Sox purpose to play
for the championship n,ext Tuesday
afternoon. These teams arc most
heavily in debt for their uniforms,
and if the crowd is appreciative, thcy
ought to be helped along somewhat.
The boys organized the Sunday school
league in the hope that baseball
would afford diversion in Hickory
this summer, but for one cause or
another the, game has not drawn.
The players lose.
i .- . m mm
King Peter of Serbia, who was
somewhat of a hero tlur ing the years
when Serbia was under the heels ef
thie Bulgars, Turks and Austrians, is
dead at the tage of 76. The old man
made a pathetic picture with his
kingdom' gone, but he lived long
enough to see Serbia on the way to
recovery of her former power and
the people cf his rave more united
than at any other time in modem
history. He was a patriot.
The textile workers accepted the
worst time in the world to strike un
less they wanted a long season of
idleness vith the consequent destruc
tion cf their organization. 'lb? strike
in Cabarrus county is practically
over.
The Hickory postoffic.e contest is
assuming interest. Postmaster Bag
by's resignation was to take effect
last Thursday and the vacancy prob
ably will be filled soon.
KillS MEET
' 111S SOI
TheHicory KotarTans have accept
ed the' gage of battle, piced up the
gloves and decided to run the gaunt
let. They will meet the Kiwanians
in a baseball game on Friday af
ternoon, August 26, at Lenoir Col
lege in the shank of the afternoon
along about 5 p. m , immediately af
ter the Presbyterian Red Six and St.
Andrews Lutherans have their tilt.
Capt. Jos. L. Murphy will lead the
Indians on the warpath and ( apt
Hugh P- William: will dctnul the
fortress "for the Rotes. It ought to
be a melee on both sides.
The Kiwnnians have a star outfield
in J. Monroe Allred, John Henry
Patrick and Roy bernethy, who can
get the low ones, and the Rotarians
will send their skyscrapters after the
high ones. These arc Kenneth Men-
zies Joe Howard, and Bascom Black
welder with Henry Tucker panting to
get in.
Murphy and Carver will form the
battery for the agressors and the
defenders will do battle behind Hugh
Williams and Parson Sam Stroup.
Naming the other stars is deferred
for a later issue.
Money back without question
if HUNT'S GUARANTEED
SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES
(Hunt's Salve and Soap), lai. .n
the treatment cf Itch. Eczema,
Ringworm.Tetter or other Itcn
'.nir ekin diseases. Try thi
treatment at our lisk.
MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION
Charlotte Observer.
Mr. F. H. Coffey of the Kent-Cof-fcy
Manufacturing Company, Lenoir,
N. (I. has just been named by the
manufacturers of that section for
membership on the hoard of directors
of the North Carolina Manufacturers'
Association. Mr. Coffey is a well-
known manufacturer, active in civ
ic matters, and has developed a very
important industry manufacturing fur
niture. The North Carolina Manufacturers'
Association is having rapid growth
in membership, which comprises ever;"
industry, and when the selection of
its boaid of directors is completed
it will he composed of manufacturers
CHICHESTER S PILLS
wSv TUB tIAIHOM RRAM. J
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ni-raN-ifir a inamnnd Krnnd
1'llla In lied and Mni.l m.ain.-
boxr. lealerl with Blue Rlbhnn.
KrMti1"4' Akfof ciri-Jhrncs-Trnfl
niAlloND IIRMt riLlS. foi 51
knowr as Best.Saf.st. AUvs RellaVai
yeett
SOLD BY i)Rtlffi!STS EVERY'A'HERI
' The Cabarrus county sheriff, with
his stomach full ,of I strikes, is said
to hive express, ed the sentiment that
he 'bad "washed his .hands of the
rwhole business" when he was called
upon to preserve order. Having ac
cepted the job, he should have stood
by;as long as he waa able. It was
nqt; the, proper attitude, but a sheriff
' a mx " ' a I.
trv.it a few aeputies-in a xown wnere
"tjeTe are not many.; policeman has a
hard lot 'in time of1 trouble. He has a
man's job.
They . can tell .'Charlie Reynolds
now of the interest his many friends
had in him and of their solicitation
when it seemed that any hour might
be 'the last.' It all goes to show that
a downright good tejlow has lots of
friends who .i.would ;go .far to serve
him. Mr. Reynolds is safely over r.
bad 'ease of pneumonia and soon
will be out again.
HICKORY
TUE.
AUG.
23
A SHOW OF SUPREMELY
STUPENDOUS SURPRISES
EVERY ACT A FEATURE
' and
EVERY FEATURE A THRILL!
25 Famous Funny Clowns ji
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A PEERLESS, PROGRAM
PRE-EMINENTj PERFORMERS ,
ONE-MILE OF
MAGNIFICENT PARADE DAILY
NOON DV Or SHOW.
1 ferlwaam aWfrnooa Wtgfct
SUBWAYS AT 4100 FEET
New York World.
Reginald Pclham Bolton's suggest
ion of subways 40O feet below the
snrfarr. with Ir.nins running (50 miles
an hour in straight lines as niadej
public yesterday adds fresh food f,')r
speculative reflection on New!
York's rapid, transit of tomorrow. Thej
fact that Mr. Bolton is a practical
nn,l nvnnrioiiciMl pncinnnv. srivell to I
thouvvht on what he is talking about,
lcmovcs his idea measurably from the
realm of idle dreams. Whether or
not the city will, as he says, have to
come to his plan is another matter.
New York has been regaled with
many visions of two story streets and
of air line routes over roof tops.
From a time when stages still were
tunning in Broadway it has been wit-
1 often impossi
ble schemes for multiplying overhead:
and underground its passenger-carrying
resources.
If, Mr. Bolton's plan goes deeper
than anv of its predecessors it is
calculated also to fill a broader need.
i, 11.: L ,1n(.lfn
Once on a time tne uiimirfit? ucom.
was to carry people "to Harlem in j
15 minutes." Now the tnin? is i
fetch and carry daily millions from all
points within five boroughs from all
points, rather within the greater met
ropolitan district. The tremendous
swelling of the transit demand calls
for, a corresponding magnitude in the
scheme of supply.
Do you know
you can roll
SO good
cigarettes tor
lOcts from
one bag of
GENUIKS'
Bull Durham
TOBACCO
in every industry and from the va
rious sections of the state.
President Harding says he stood vn
the mountain and watched the storm
brewing, but he hasn't got a thing
cn the fellow who sat in the kitchen
and heard the home-brewing.
Norfolk Lcdger-iDspatch. L
S U F FERE D ALL
A WOMAN COULD
Mrs. Meyer Finally Found
Relief and Health in Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
Or.inge, Gil. "I always feel very
grateful to you, as some twenty years
ago mi ft; uw-wi"
said I had to have a
fgerious operation. 1
had a tumor, ana ui
... i j
cers whicn wouin
gather and break. J
had displacement so
hadlv that I could
hardly sit down at
times, and it seemed
as if I su ffered e very-
tnmg that a woman
could suffer. Then
some one advised me
hi take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
l,ompounn, ana i took it umu i was
cured and saved from the operation. I
have told women of your wonderful
medicine times without number, and I
am willing that you should use these
facts and my name if you like. I aloo
used your Compound during the Change,
and t can do all my own work but the
heavy part, and can walk miles every
dav as I help ray husband in the office."
-Mrs. J. H. Meyer, 412 South Orange
kit., Orange, California.
It is quite true that such troubles as
Mrs. Meyer had may reach a stage where
an operation is the only resource. On
he other hand, a gre?t many' womon
bnv been restored to heal! b by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vere'tablo ('.omnound.
Little Housekeeper say
OLir Furniture Furnish
es.
On The Safe Side
Errors in all lines of business are possible, yet the man who
uses bank checks to transfer sums of mo'ney is always on the
safe side.
Paying with bank checks means that yo uhave a complete
record fot" each aount disbursed th etime, the amount, and to
whom paid. The payee's endorsement oa t'le back of each
of your checks is evidence that the amount was received. Any
error can be traced with accuracy.
All checks are returned to you by the bank for your perma
nent record and future .protection. It costs you no' more to be
on the safe side.
First National Ban
HICKORY, N. C.
Capital and Surplus $300,000.00
J, D. Elliott, president, K. C. Mcnzies, VicePresidetit & Cashior
J. L, Cilley, Aslst. Cashier
Delicious And Refreshin.
''ir;
ADMISSION:
Adults G0c
All children under 12.
30c, war tax included.
Street Parade at 12,
noon.
fe Through many years of effort the standard of
Coca-Cola has been raised by the manufacturer. The
Hickory plant has kept pace with this standard and its
bottles are thoroughly sterilized and inspected before
the elements are poured in and sealed. You thus get
the same delicious drink that is served at fountains.
Bottling Company
HICKORY, N. C.
hnft Delay Applj
rami iu iuui mm
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For dull, rich velvety walls use
MELLOTONE
Yotir bedroom walls,
above s.U, should be rest
ful. And it is here that
Mellotone with its restful
shades, soft as the rain
bow7 tints, comes into its
own. It brings the deli
cate tints of nature's wild
flower colorings right into
your homo.
JJellotone' is 'made by
the Lowe Brother? Om
pany, vrhkh is pratcv
all you need to know a '-.out
its quality. Come
a
can: goes on with a hrh.
Has great lastincne?-.
Easily cleaned with ?ni3
and water. Come in and
ask for a copy of an inter
esting booklet and color
' eaid-.
Shuford Hdwe. Co.
Do It N
ow
9
Big reductions effective at cikc on all our bih V t
and yotr will find it cheaper to inipT'.r, your house at n: i,
than tu wait another season.
ws- rum
fiTURB
Mrs. H o m e-Lo ver :
Bring your husband into our store and
you will have no trouble to persuade hhn
to buy for you what furniture you h in.
If lie refuses the first time you a k mn
try, try again. -
He'will only need to SEE our furniture
and our PRICES.
Our Furniture FURNISHES.
Respectfully yours-
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