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HfflORY Daily Record,
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 26, 9
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the nnhlishers. There are many nrnd'nr-tion Tilale And Female" Found -t&fM&'' . :.;' "XV. X Ja-
articles oi reai vwue i i - v . , .. v - t r '&MuasFi! ariisE s ii a ft a lSKpwSdSS!d3. Wm m - A
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Entered as
S,n,Jtembcr 11, 1915, at the postoffice
at Ilickory, N. C under the act of
March 8, 1879.
A(u-iatcd Prescs is exclusive
y entitled to the use of republica
tion of all news credited to it or
not credited in this paper and also
the local news published herein.
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, there is no room lor ar-jot s-amptrx'u:- and "ar ustie production?- i& &m m b & 1 . ts?i
debate on . tiie quesuon . wiriC 'a-" O 88 H! J
more ridiculous, than the I J "it1;,' vi-.rvL i,1;ni;; J f 'IOl ili' J
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tnum wo nim-ht. comment on , t i -itj
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finest cockle burr patch ever seenff)re" th; We ormance ' commendpf ,f , 'AeaHcd for t
s. All the bushes are Shows 3-5-7ara U p. m. I? "3
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of uniform size and are close together.
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M. Barrio's Famous Play
1IRABLE CRICKTON"
lie Screen by Jeanle Slacpherson ,
INDEPENDENCE
Ono in .every 17 persons in North
Carolina owns an automobile or truck,
according to recent figures- The per
centage of wheelbarrows is not so
Igood.
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The editors and publishers this
week are holding their convention at
Lec
' SCHOOL CLOSING C Theodore Roberts, Raymond Hatton, Robert Cain, Bebe Dan -U,
Smvov'3 ..-'i VO-''ai suiiimer school rj , ,l;a' Faye, -Mildred Reardan, Maym lieho, Guy Oliver, Edna .
cordially invites you . to part icip fit: ( opcr anj Lillian Leip.hton. 1
in their closing v'hich vil).begi widj' J
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This is the seasc'n oi me yewi ",oreiov, wnvic an inivitnib .m.v.
this section of the counuy wuvn juwunacu wv",
?,i hU plement. it nc w
.. mnrip Thursda i July at iuapu; i (
Grove and end wi.ii a program Frida;-
night, July 2A, at .Piiendship Bap'tis-
chnrch. . . . , ,
No admission. A donation is asKea fc v r
Come one, come ail. Yout- presence
nnnrfftatCC . ' r
Pres. J. F.'SMYRE
Teacher Mrs. Lottie A Barbour.
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Special Music at the Evening Performance by Mrs. Hatcher
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Z ADMISSION:
Children, 10 cents, No Tax.
Adults, 30 cents, Tax included.
inrmer . . TOnRt TTIE PART OF WISDOM
energetic nn.i m..., - i OrrnHl,oro News
of his crops laid by with a oanK at- , Th;g CQUnt is caught in a play of
count besides, plenty of waterrm iuik, mignty forceSt the outcome of which
HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN '
13th avenue and 15th street.
At 8 p m. today church services,
c.,i,i,..t nf swmon: "iveturmr,''- ii-om
Israel of Old, a Lesson
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UT of that vast total of our hundreds of
O thousands of divorces how many ship
wrecks does one suppose occur on the rocks of
financial mismanagement?
'V must make matrimony a financial suc
rp?a first ! We must comprehend the proper
and esntial relation between marriage and
We must teacn our oxiuw iu cctvtj aim
our bridegrooms to build bank accounts !
money,
inspire
ompanz
j:;. a bit in the middle of the day. He is a pc,simist. indt.,d who does Church Today. $4j . Uij
c,,n contemplate the railroad and jnot bolide the problem of digging luis bci Ke i o.c 01, " "C1f Wb 1 S,
;:;xUithmoreorrc 5pecial PasTIMC.
imity, realising that his whea b ,n ------1 Solution, llic cordially invited. , - k' V
jntrs" li Prcvnt a shwtagC f C0R1 ' &ML lomorow and lrcay g
k. ikes ss. - - mm
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Next winter s iuci. suppiy
rying him. He can wait until winter
if he euros to, and take a cross-cut
.nw t the woods and bust up a dead
tree, drag it to the yard and cut it
into stove and fire wood at his pleas-
The farmer in these parts docs no
make a "killing," but he makes a
good, independent living, and if he
worries it ought not to be on his own
occount. - ,
The farmer wcrks hard in sm"
months and lives like a prince about
all the time.
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The Record does not dislike any of
the men who are in charpe of politics
in this county and it has a real fond
ness for many of them. To deny them
anything would be hard. This paper
does not claim to be neutral a word it
has little respect for but it does claim
to be independent and honest, a fact
that is generally appreciated. Those
who want to use its columns may do so,
provided they arrange terms with the
business office. Alt items of a news
. nature will be published gladly, but
propaganda, unless it is such as to
Xool us, will be eliminated except as
advertising.
; Chas. W. Bagby, who was elected
chairman of the county Democratic
executive committee at Newton yester
day afternoon, may be expected to
instill ginger into the campaign. He
takes the job with the assurance of
the united support of the Democrats
of the county and a fight with every
blow above the belt may be expected.
The committee gave Frank A. Hender
son, retiring chairman, a vote of
thanks for his good service two years
ago. Chief interest centers in the can
didatcs to be named in the convention
.set for A'ugust 12.
We don't know how these other fel
lows who sit down before a typewriter
and attempt to peck off editorial stuff
got along when they can scarcely think
of anything except strikes, but as far
as we are concerned, our mental ma
chinery requires a little rest from con
templation of the day when our white
paper will run out and we can get no
more to produce anything readable. If
a fellow has to bo pulling out briers
and thorns all tho time, he can't be
expected to reflect.
There has been so much trouble in
various coal fields that some sort of
. better regulation of tho industry cer
tainly is called for. Most people regard
both operators and miners as hard
boiled guys, neither side deserving
of sympathy from the public which
is 'fleeced at every turn, and anything
that can be done to them will be
, appreciated.
cd by the people of Greensboro be
tween now and the end of the year
which comes in the midst of the per
iod of heaviest fuel requirement is
13,000 tons, not counting industrial
establishments that buy their coal
in quantity. And the amount on hand
is some' 650 tons.
Prudence demands that Greensboro
and every other North Carolina com
munity similarly situated take thought
now to make the best disposition pos
sible against a coal shortage next win
ter. Organization should be formed
in ample time for control of all coal
obtainable, and its distribution
amongst the people in equitable man-
rcr. Tho smvpv madp nt thp instance
of the industrial bureau of the cham-j
ter of commerce is a timely service,
and other action should follow.
Now is the time to anticipate a par
tial fuel famine in such a way as to
minimize the resultant suffering, in
convenience and loss. If it does not
come, so much the better; in that
event, the people will be in the posi
tion of the man who takes out acci
dent insurance and suffers no accident.
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JOSEPH M. SCHj
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Will Begin
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Oheyv e got the PfcP
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cigarettes
i lie Dign on the Door
.Mayonnaise dressing is of a man's
life a thing apart; 'tis woman's whc'Ic
existence. St. JoseDh News Press.
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From.
A First National Attraction '
Herbert Brenon
Chasmiag Pollock's play, Directed by
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im'zm.ner xne Jgn an me jw.jr
j ihrilis:. the wav it. reached out an!
vr every moment of the life -,of a girl who didn't
I'J ii irried one?
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raadc yen live inrougai j5S. i
know men till
July 27th
and
Continue
August 12 th
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ADDED ATTRACTION--PATKE NEW!
SHOWS: 3:00,'i5:OP.'7:00 and 99 P. M.
D H I SSI ) li
Children 10 Cents. No tax.
Adults, 30 c.-ms. Tax included.
5'JN
Other makes of shirts will be included in
This Sale
$1.65
A Movie Stal
in Every Package
Rccbrd'.ifW-ant
Ads
A V. tdf Z SL
I hem.
$2.50 grade
$3.00 and $3,25-grade
$3.50 grade . . . .
S4O0 grade ... .
$5.00 grade . . . .. . . .
2.25
2.65
2,85
3.45
riilTin;iiW"Mnwjiiiiiiiriiiini""TTiiinTrm"-TfirrTriir'-''ti-
Keep Tfeesii
Announcement that highway con
struction will be seriously interfered
with in North Carolina means that the
striking shopmen, in their efforts to
bring the railroads "to their knees,"
. have thrown several thousand men out
of work in this state. And there will
bo many others. It is a strike too
against an order of a governmental
ftgcncy-
Senator Medill McCormick of Illi
nois is trying to straighten things
out with the women who are after him
for saying that women have no busi
ness seeking the higher offices. A lot
of United States senators think' that,
we wot, but Medill is the only fellow
who'll say it out loud. v
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If a young fellow's dad slammed him
around and, tanged him up as dc
his football colleagues he'd have the
old in an arrested 'for 'cruelty to ani
niah. San Francisco Chronicle.
In addition to values mentioned above we
have a special number in a Wilson
Bros Shirt . . . .... ........ .$1.20
Come in and make your selection early.
HORSES
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CARO-VET REMEDIES
Colic Mixture, 8 oz ". . . . .75
Hemostat (to stop bleeding) 8 or 75
Swine Tonic, 8 oz.. 50
Liniment, H oz.. 51 '
Liniment, 10 or. 75
Tig Scours, 16 oz 50
Mange Treatment, 8 oz 50
Mange Treatment, 16 oz .75
Cattle Bloat, 16 oz so
Influenza and Distemper, 16 oz 1.00
Disinfectant, 8 oz .50
Disinfectant, 16 oz .75
Disinfectant, Si cz 1.00
, Lotion (for bruises) 16 oz -. . . .50
Lotion, 82 oz .75
Tonic for Horses, Mules, Cattle. , .75
Antiseptic Dusting Powder, 4 oz 50
Vermifuge (worm powder) 6 oz 50
Purgative Powder, 21 oz 50
Condition Powder for Ilorses, Mules and Cattle,
Sioz 75
Swine Condition Powder, 8 oz 2,5
Antiseptic Ointment, 2 oz 59
Swine Laxative and Purgative, 32 oz. .50
Egg Producer, 1 lb , .50
Makes hens lay, develops pullets into early layers,
belps to keep poultry healthy and produces fast
growth in young chicks.
Carolina Remedies Co.; Inc.
Union, South Carolina '
"Fanners' Veterinary Guide," written by Dr. J. W. Buchanan
(;u licensed Veterinarian of long experience,, and., originator of
Caro-Vet llemedies) should be in the hands of every farmer and
owner of live stock. This illustrated 48-pasjc book explains symp
toms, tells how to quickly diagnose any ailment and prescribe the
proper remedy. Used in connection with .Caro-Vet Remedies,
this valuable guide will enable you to "doctor your own," saving
time, money and possibly the lives of valued animals. a
ror a limited time (until July SI) we
make this free offer. Take the coupon
to the nearest dealer, purchase Caro-Vet
Remedies to the amount of One Dollar (or more) and receive
absolutely free, a copy of "Farmers' Veterinary Guide" (price
59 cents) and a full pound package of "Caro-Vet Egg Producer
and Chick Developer."
If you can't go to any Caro-Vet dealer, mail us your order,
together with the coupon and remittance, and,we will send your ,
package by parcel post prepaid.
USE THIS COUPON
I TO ANY CARO-VET DEALER:
S Willi
. Legion Swimming Poel
10 a. m. 10 p. m. ,
-Water Clean and Cool -special
attention given women
and children : "
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'The Quality Shop"
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; package of Egg Producer with u purchase of 1.00 worth, or
more, of Caro-Vet Remedies
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You never can tell when such an opportunity will
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bt f?PPr knCkS at Cach one's door' not once
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will make the
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HICKORY, N. C.
cashier; J, L. Cillev. SSf '
T D -T?in,ii "a?ital and Surplus $300,000
D. JMhott president K" o tw - ' . :.
oLhtJZ t Menzies, vice-president and
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