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WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBLR 2
PAGE TVQ
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
Hickory Daily Record
Sabscribers tfeilnog tie address of
their paper changed will please aUte
tn their communication both OLD and
NEW addresses.
Tn inatrra efficient delivery, com-
planits should be made to the Sub
scription Department promptly. City
subscriber should call 167 regarding
complaints.
With a local cotton market again
Hickory is coming along in the right
direction.
ket here for
this section.
monew will be used c'n toe goner:;
building and road construction pto-
There ought to be a mar-' ;r, ain authorized by the 1 U2 1 gener
everything raised
in
With its ideal legation and the gen
ual knowledge that it is a good town,
Hickory ought to have hotel accom
modations for all 'A ho might come
here. It is a town proposition.
al -assembly.
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fc-ssbcr 11. 1915, at the postofflce at
Lciory, N. C, under the act of Morch
8,1379.
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use of republication
of all news credited to it or not
credited in this paper and also the lo
cal sews ptblllhed herein.
The state equalization board has
reduced the Cannon mills assessment
! ito-J lOCi ViolniiT thp fimrres set b"
t ) --O
the Cabarrus county commissioners.
The Record assumes that the equal
ization board know what it was
about; without knowing itself, it is
not in a position to pass judgment.
BOTTLERS GOME
III RSI EH TOD
HUNDREDS KILLED
BT JAPANESE WHIRL
the Associnted Press.
Raleigh., Sept. 2S. The annual
mrriin.T of the North .Carolina bot
tling association converted hero this
afternoon at 2 o'clock wflh a hunthe.i
or more delegates from all part; o
the state in attendance.
GENUINE
dKilBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
Published by the Clay Printing Co.
Every Evening Except Sunday
LOCAL COTTON MARKET
Per the first time in two years
Hickory has a cotton market. Mr. C
V. Garth, with the A. A. Shu fan!
Mill Company, will buy the staple
for a Charlotto house, paying the
spot price and furnishing a market
hero for much cc'tton that formerly
went out of the county.
Mr. Garth say he will pr.y the
best prices- less the freight from here
to Charlotte.
This arrangement not only will be
of much advantage to farmers, but
will bo of advantage to merchants
r.nd others. As Hickory grows, it
will become a better market fcr cot
ton, produce and fruits, and good
mirket hero will be a source of much
revenue to farmers for a radius of
many mile.
DRAMATIC ATTENTION
When the wife of a former service
man offers to sell her services for
two years in order tc provide hospit
al treatment for her husband, atten
tion is called in s- striking manner to
a condition that will not be permitted
to obtain long. The Success, Ar.,
woman will not be required to hire
out; her case will be investigated
end relief 'provided.
.It is a forcible way cf attracting
attention, but it gets results.
The federal government, whether
the man became crippled before r
after leaving the service, should pro
vide for his treatment. There is an
opportunity here for the officials of
thestate of Arkansas to exert what
pressure they may have on those
responsible for providing treatment.
Mr. Chas. A. Reynolds of Winston
Salem has 'been elected chairman of
the Republican state committee to
succeed Mr. Frank A. Linney recent
ly c6nfrmed as United States at
torney for the western district of
North Carolina. Mr. Reynolds is a
"isv of integrity, of, pleasing person
ality and has many friends in both
parties. Whether he has been a har
monizer in the ranks of the Repub
lican party and whether his election
as chairman will give that organiza
tion a moro virile leadership will best
be determined when other leaders be
gin taking an inventory of his past
activities.
The Atlantic Coast Line follows the
Southern in appealing to the feder
al court for relief from the valuation
placed on its property by state au
thorities. Here is another outcome
of the slaughter of, revaluation. The
Democratic legislature, frightened by
Republican criticism, turned tail ant
. .4 iL 1 A. '
iau at wiw lasi session. we can
charge this whole busincus to lack of
statesmanship maybe the people wil
insist on having the job done right
Bv the Associateo. I'ress.
Tokio, Sept. 28. Several hundred
persons have been hilled by a typhoon
in central Japan centering upon Nag
oya on the island of, Hondo, where a
tidal wave destroyed crops and hous
es. Several boats have been sunk
and many fishermen .are missing.
GilDII con?
GUTS PAPER PRICE
VETERANS OF III
I1BE
By the Associated Trfts.
Indian-; polis. Sept. 'JS. Stepping a
trifle slower but just us proudly as
they did when the war ended in '.",
the veterans of the union army
swung in parade today. This was tl.
feature of the grang encampmen'. of
the army of the republic.
DURHAM
tobacco makes 50
flood cigarettes for
Wc want you to have the
best paper for "BULL."
So now you can receive
with each package a book
of 24 leaves of WLUl-V.-the
very finest cigaretto
paper in the world.
Built Any
iiy the Associate 1 Prc-s.
Washington- Sept. 28. The Cana
dian Export Paper Co., Ltd., has ww
nounced a reduction cf $1" a ton Uv
newsptint paper for the fourth quar
ter, the department cf commerce w.u-;
advised todvy by its consul in Canrub1.
The new price is $IS0 per ton or )
cents a pound.
TRY JAIL DELIVERY
ST HHSOMIE
By the Associated press.
Ilendesonville. N. C, Pept
Three negroes escaped ..from the Hen
derson county jail here last night it:
r.n attempted wholesale delivery. The
priPCnera made their escape through
a cupalo and slid down a pipe. The
jailer heard the noise. One of the
negroes was recaptured.
Ni YORK II
NOWOFFERE
STATE
F.y the Associate Its
Raleigh, Sept. 2S. New York
bankers tochv offered to lean th
stat of North Carolina S5.000.nor) :,t
5.95 per cent, it was learned here tj-
day.
The announcement that the ban
was available subject to the approval
of the governor and the council of
state came in a telegram to Governor
Morrison from Treasurer Pen Lacy
who is in New York city. If the offer
is accepted, the state will have im
mediate use of the money as then-
arc no strings tied to it whatever.
Governor Moi mi said today thp
WATCH MAIN SPRINGS
The general publu- and a big majority of s tailed Wat"h-ma! er 3
consider a watch main spring al! right :.o long as it i-i not PRO KEN.
This is not the eases for the average f the b ; t MAIN SPRINGS'
money can buy is but TWO YEARS, at the end of iir.s time i.hey b
come "set," as we say, that is they soften or Im;.- ih'ir :;trongth
which renders them unfit, so far a.s accurate (.iinc-krepino- is con
tei Med. Tb.e little nn-even power il still exerts may !;eep the bal
ance limning but not in the time keeping- shape. Canirary io
all otlier springs, a twain spring delivers power, wbiJi all other
rraings ab,lb power or shocks. A man in the factory has vo
know thee things. Have your watch repaired liko the Factory
GEO. E, BISANAR'S
We Have a Factor Man
wiiiere
Whether you live in Hickory, Newton, Coiiovcr,
Granite Falls, Lenoir or Morganton, we are prepared
to erect your house at a cost much cheaper and better
than you can have it done by others. Our specially
equipped shop turns out quantity production, save
duplication of costs, and enables you to save money.
We can build you a home in from two to si:;
weeks. If you want to buy your material from us, you
can have the construction done by any good carpenter.
rni,. :m li l. 'i. j i ii i
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Ask or write for details.
9 H
naxt time.
The Charlotte Observer notes that
Gaston, Mecklenburg and Catawba
will enter the Jersey breeder's con
test at the Gaston County Fair next
month and it predicts a warm con
test. That is fine. Now if Bol
linger and Shuford and Robinson will
also send Uj Gaston their choicest
eattle, we should like to take a trip
to Europe or Honolulu on the back
er ot all the cattle in the other two
good counties.
; Baptists of North Carolina do well
to stand by Dr. L. T. Mays, whose
character was attacked by represcn
tatives of J. T. Harris, Ridgecrcst
murderer of F. W. Monnish. Law
yers who attempted to destroy a Bap-
tist minister in their efforts to save
the life of a man who deliberately kill
ed another may get into a peck of
trouble.
The circus having come and gon,;,
the next thing on the card is the
fair. We ought to ginger up for it.
HURT ALL OVER
Texas Lady Couldn't Sit, Stand or
Lie With Any Comfort. Says
"Cardui Did World
of Good."
Bartletf. Texas. Mrs. "Nannie Mes
ser, of Route 3. this place, states:
"About three years ago I was in a
very critical condition. I had ben
suffering for some time. To tell how
I hurt would be impossible.
"I just hurt all over. I couldn't sit,
stand or lay with any comfort, my
back, sides and head all gave me a
great deal of trouble.
"I was especially bothered with a
light swimming in my head. My
people were very uneasy about me and
sent me to my relatives to see If a
change would do me any good.
"I stopped at a sister-in-law's and
she belDg a great believer in Cardui,
askfid me why I didn't use It. I de
cided to try it . . .
"I had only taken a few doses when
I felt It would do me eood. Thia
gave hopes and I used it right along
and it did me Just a world of good,
since which time I have never ceased
to praise Cardui."
Cardui Is for slmnla fomnU
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CONSIDI
However small your deposits, consider what ni'iy coitie.
You are looking' forward to a larger success and may some
time need financial aid or reliable counsel. Everyone here is at
your command.
The friendship of your banker, his good '.will, bis confidence
in you, may sometime be important. -Here we cultivate close re
lations with depositros. Your. bank is important to you choose
it wisely.
First National Bank
HICKORY, N. C.
Capital and Surplus $300,000.00
J, D. Elliott, president, K. C. Menzies, Vicerresident & Cashier
J. L. Cilley, Asst. Cashier
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