TaMATION of
i f rt VNKSGIVING IS
ISSUED BY PRESIDENT
Attention to Woes of Eu-
f Lp-Whole Face of World
Darkened uy mu. i cuPiC
Keed Relief.
president Wilson last Friday for-
nrnHflmation. designated
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The prociamaLiun
;T, has long been the custom of
I eopie to turn m tne truvtlul au-
11111 Airv.;o.VifT7 -p
niany DieSEingS mcicics. to
'and the nation.
tv year that has elapsed since we
st obser
been
iple,
ved our day of thanksgiving
rich in blessings to us as a
but the whole face of the
STATE HOSPITAL NEWS.
Correspondence of The News-Herala.
The chapel services on Sunday af
ternoon were conducted by Rev. E.
E. Williamson.
Rev. W. K. Houk will preach at
Salem church next Sunday at 11 a.
m.
Mr. Jolly Daves, patient from Ru
therford county, has been confined to
I his bed for several weeks on ward A.
Mr. S. W. Elam, attendant, spent
Sunday at his home in Cleveland
county
Messrs. Drum brothers, of Alexan
der county, visited their relative, Mr.
H. H. Sherill, patient from Swain
county, Sunday.
,Mr. Jack Ramsey, of Cleveland
county, has recently taken a position
here as an attendant.
Mr. Jos. Johnson, patient on ward
M, is now" quite sick and confined to
his room
Mr. W. T. Dobson, attendant at
Sawyer colony, brought his wife home
from Dr. Long's sanatorium Thurs
NEW CAR SHOP TO BE
ERECTED AT SPENCER
ij fcoc npeii uaiivcucu uy wax. xii
WW liao
, midst of our peace ana nappiness,
" thoughts dwell with painful dis
:et upon the struggles and suffer
.i v.o niitiorKi at war and of the
irc oi n-
o t . . 1- 1 til.
ioples upon wnom war nas Drougnt day. She is now fast improving and
doing nicely from an operation for
tumor.
Mr. A. M. Scott returned Sunday
from his home at Glen Alpine. He
was detained there another week on
account of sickness.
kerica, do appoint lnursday, the Mr. O. B. Brendle, attendant, was
irtieth ot Movemoer, as a aay ot na-roff a day Saturday and visited the
Lal thasksgivmg and prayer, and i Southern Power Co.
f - . - . i
and advise the people to resort i The Hospital fire laddies took their
their several places of worship on j annual hunt Saturday, the 18th. They
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cater Wlinouu ciiviue ui pvft&'.umwy
escape on their part, we can not
link of our own happiness without
inking
of their pitiful distress.
..ow, therefore, I. Woodrow "Wil
li), pw
sident of the United States of
BACKACHE IS A WARNING.
Southern Lets Contract for
Erection of Big Steel and Iron
Shop.
A contract has been let by the
Southern Railway Company to J. P.
ettijohn & Company, of Lynchburg,
for the erection of a mammoth new
steel car shop at Spencer. The build
ing will be 100 feet wide and 600 feet
long, with a wing 50 by 100. The
foundation will be of concrete and the
main structure of steel and iron.
"While the contract price has not been
made known, it is understood to be
about $300,000. Work will begin just
as soon as some smaller building can
be removed to give room for the new
shop. The new plant will be equip
ped with heavy electric cranes, mod
ern machinery of the very latest type
for use in building steel cars. It is
stated that with the completion of
the new shop the force of employes as
well as the monthly pay roll at Spen
cer will be increased. A force of men
is now at work clearing the yards
for the new building.
NEWS BRIEFS FROM WORRY
it day to render thanks to Almigh
God for the blessings of peace and
1 TT
ibroken prosperity wnicn ie nas
stowed upon our belovel country in
ch unstinted measure.
And I also urge and suggest our
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My, in tnis our uay ox peace anu
kndance, to think m deep sympathy
the stricken peoples of the world
ton WIIUIU liic tuisc anu Lcijiui ui
L fc??? so nitilesslv fallen, and to
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fntribute out of our abundant means
I the relief of their sufferings.
'Our people could in no better way
low their real attitude towards the
esent struggle of the nations than
j contributing out of their abund
jce to the relief of the suffering
,hich war has brought in its train.
In witness whereof, I have here-
fito set my hand and caused the seal
the United States to be affixed.
'Done at the city of "Washington,
lis seventeenth lay of November, in Miss Lessie Bradley was the charm
e year of our Lord, 1916, and of j ing hostess of the Astronomy Club
Se Independence of the United; on the 2nd ward, last Friday after
dates the 141st. Snocn. The parlor was beautifully
I "WOODROW WILSON." j decorated with chrysanthemums and
ly the President, , j nasturtiums, the flowers being pre-
"Robert Lansing, ! sented for the occasion by Mrs. John
succeeded in bagging both quail and
rabitts and also enjoyed a nice and
jolly day off.
Mr. J. B. Wacaster, manager of the
kitchen department, is now prepar
ing chickens and putting on cold stor
age for Thanksgiving, He is expect
ing now daily 100 fine turkeys for
Thanksgiving.
Mr. J. B. Wacaster attended ser
vices at the Church of God at Drexel
Sunday.
Miss Kate Pearsall, who lived for
many years at the Hospital, and who
is loved by everyone here, was the
charming guest of Miss Moses last
Saturday night. Miss Pearsall ad
ded much enjoyment to the dance by
her presence. She left town Tuesday
and will go to Shelby, where she will
visit relatives till after Christmas,
and she will then go to Newbern for
the winter, to visit her brother.
Correspondence of The News-Herald.
Miss Alice Arney spent the week
end at home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rhodes and fam
ily spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
W. E. Harris.
Mr. Lester Saunders, of Morgan-
ton, spent Saturday here as the guest
of Mr. Chas. Michaux.
Mrs. M. J. Crouch, of Hickory is
visiting her son, Mr. W. P. Crouch.
Mr and Mrs J. W. Hoke and son,
Forney, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Houk, of Granite Falls, were here
Sunday.
Miss Zalie Henderson spent Tues
day in Morganton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Arney spent
Sunday with Mr. Arney 's mother,
Mrs. Louisa Arney.
Miss Grace Pearson spent several
days last week at the home of her
uncle, Mr. W. M. Michaux. j
Mr. R. J. Arney returned from Bal
timore one day last week.
Mr. C. E. Raynal, of Statesville,
assisted Rev. J. W. Moss in a meet
ing at Quaker Meadows church last
week. The attendance was not as
good as it would have been had the
weather been more agreeable.
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Whisenant spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. Ervin
Whisenant on Lower creek
Morganton People Should Not
Neglect Their Kidneys.
Backache is often nature's most
frequent signal of weakened kid
neys. To cure the pains and aches, to
remove the lameness when it arises
Irom weakened kidneys, you must
reach the cause the kidneys. If you
have pain through the small of your
back, urinary disorders, headaches,
dizzy spells, or are nervous and de
pressed, start treating the kidneys
with a tested kidney remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been
proved good and are especially for
weak kidneys. Doan's have been used
I in kidney trouble for over 50 years.
Read Morganton testimony:
J. M. Patton, agent, Standard Oil
Co., Anderson St., Morganton, says:
"I had a dull pain across the small of
my back, caused by disordered kid
neys. I had always heard Doan's Kid
ney Pills highly spoken of and I got
some at the Burke Drug Co. They re
moved the soreness and pain in my
back after I had used the first box.
My experience has taught me that
Doan's Kidney Pills are a fine kidney
remedy."
Price 50c, at all uealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Patton had. Foster - Milburn
Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
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Wow! Cold as the Dickens!
Why do you put up with such a
nuisance? You don't have to if
you furnish your house with a:
CoWs Original
Hot Blast
You build only cne fire each
winter. It is never out from fall
till spring.
You get tip and dress in rooms
warmed with fuel put In the night
before. This is not possible with other
stoves. Barns anything soft coal,
bard coal or wood.
Come in and see this great fire
keeper and fuel saver.
"Cole's Hot Blast makes y oar coal
pile last!
Morganton
Hardware Co.
I
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v J 7 To avoid imi- y.
X ij'tatien, took XVp
jL i for CoU'm om
If J door.
NO OTHtn LIKE IT,
' NO OTHER AS GOOD.
Purchase the "NEW HOME and you wilt have
a life a&set at the price you pay. 1 he elimination of
repair epene by superior workmanship and Leu
iiuality of material insures life-ion ir rrvcr at mini
mum cost. Insist on havine ihc NEW HOME".
WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME.
Known the world over for superior gewlrj Qualities.
"Secretary of State.'
Annual Corn Show.
On December 8th the farmers of
ftirke county will hold their annual
Irn show.
McCampbell. Dr. Griffin sang "Rock
ed in the Cradle of the Deep," and
Mrs. John Phifer sang "Face to
Face." A delightful salad course was
served, with wafers and hot chocolate.
This event has never been of as; The Hospital was much pleased to
Inch importance in the history of the j entertain the Council of the North
iunty before. A great majority of Carolina Federation of Women's llttle son are visiting Mr. Jackson
e best seed corn was wrashed away i Clubs in its amusement hall last I hisenant.
roft kt
Not sold under any other same.
Misses Grace Pearson, Mary Ram. THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE C0.,0RANGE,KASS.
seur, Nell Michaux and Mr. D. E.
Ramseur attended services at Oak
Hill Sunday morning. It was the pas
tor's last sermon before going to con
ference. There was a short church
conference after the sermon.
Miss Sallie Ramseur and Mr. Clar
ence Ramseur spent Sunday at Ches
terfield. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Whisenant and
Mr, Raymond Whisenant was here
last Sunday.
Nov. 21, 1916.
ClayweU Bros.
The News-Herald wants five hun
died new subscribers within the next
six months. Won't our friends those
subscribers who appreciate the pa
per speak a good word to their
neighbors and help us to get them oi
our list?
Wood's Seeds,
Seed Wheat.
The Scel Whcat we offer are from
the best and most productive crops
grown in the finest wheat-growinj?
sections of Virginia, and arc carefully
rrc leaned by us to remove all impur
ities and small and inferior grains, bo
as to supply our customers only with
plump and well-developed Reed
r heat, which ehould yield considcra
i.!y more per acre than ordinary
wheats imperfectly cleaned. All of
our N-mxi wiicata are tciectea from
irood yielding crop?, which with our
methods of cleaning, makes theJvvd
Wheat which wc offer very much
superior to ordinary seed wheat.
Write for
Wood's Crop Special
giving full information and prires of
iieed Wheat, Seod Oats, Winter
Barley, Rye and all seeds for 1 all
sowing. Prices and samples of any
seeds desired, mailed on request.
T.W-WOODGSONS,
SEEDSMEN, - Richmond, Va.
Rebuilt Traction and
Portable Engines
3 5-li. P. Portable Engines on
wheels.
t 10-H. P. Traction Engines on
wheels.
3 12-H. P. Portable Engines on
wheels.
I IMI. P. Portable Engines on
wheels.
AU guaranteed to be in good
condition. Prices and term
can be arranged to suit the
customer Ask for prices on
Eclipse Threshers.
C. H, TURNER,
Statesville, N. C
'Phone us the news.
Silence From the Colonel.
time of the flood and the farmers j'Thursday afternoon, in open session,
e inquiring now where they can j The hall was beautifully decorted in
A good seed for the coming year, ferns, palms and flowers for the oc-
my rounds in the county I havejeasion, and the meeting was much !
ten lots of good seed corn, and most ; enjoyed.
the best seed growers will show! Dr. Griffin and Miss Moses and Mr. j Col. Roosevelt was in New York!
lis on the date named above. land Mrs. Scroggs attended the beau-liSf Wppfc for thp first, timp sinpp thp
ft is hoped that the farmers who j tifuL reception given by the members j election. He declined to comment!
ve good seed corn will not neglect J of the United Charities at the homelon the defeat of Charles E. Hughes!
is. but beo-in to rrerare for the ! of Mr. and Mrs. J. "Ervin. i A,r,c 1,;. -p,,,,
- x x i ui iiio iuvuic pinna.
i:ov now. as it will take some time Manv delirhttul visitors have eone "T nm Tr,r n,.v. ; v, re;t; f
' ' C4i..x v jr iiiuv,ii aii bii yvoitiuu XA.
make a good selection. ; through the Hospital during the J the Bedfort whaling mate," said the
I am writing this to request that j Council meeting. ! colonel. "He asked his new captain
ery farmer who has seed corn of; The steward's dining room wras the;ust what was expected of him. 'I
edit to be sure to be on hand with I delightful recipient of delicious oys- v-ant you to understand, sir, that all
pears of the very best they can iters sent by Dr. and Mrs. Gayle last j i want fr0m you is silence and damned i
f-cct. ' Saturdav fresh from the
We will also have Mr. E. S. Mill- Miss Maude Ferree spent Saturday j think that's about all expected from1
f ps and others to make speeches on ' and Sunday in Shelby. 1 me now."
fed corn and Federal farm loan as- My. N. F. Rnsmiselle made a trip ;
iations at this time. Asheboro Sunday, returning Mon-' Banker of Mouth of Coves ind
E.S PERKINS ; day j Small Streams.
County Agent. Mr. Sam Elam spent lact Sunday ;
at his home in Lawndale. He was j Renoir News.
iOV. Beckett's AnrjoiritmeniS. accompniaed by little Misses Azalia! Lmils "ie sveniiiieui e.Merib
P,Uooi, v au and Evelvn Snaiks. ave gathered from the flood is that
cvzj ctnu vuacivci. . .
S
t
For Direct Elections.
in most cases where a house was
washed away or knocked away by a
I With the incoming of a new ad
Jinistration in the State almost at
f-v$, speculation as to who is to
P(l the.
f t-r J s w s pvwv-- I I I I II III I II T-.- Ill ST. I , I I, 1.11 r. 1 IIIIIIIIC . t-iTl . .
tnvnv, t- t ,i " .,. . , ! Marbut, a soil expert wno , is in
CVWfv ASf 7g Sin f CngreSS h- WlU mtr0duCe a charge of the soil survey of the bu-
ng Mr Bickett thus far it is pr0posed constitutional amendment ; q sq vigi Ms Qn
j--, nut ueteimmeu ucniiitci rjroviamg ior xne election oi me
' sliflp. the house was situated at the
Senator Chamberlain, of Oregon,, . 0 OTr,o11 '
' STV . : r : : lUB...i mu Marbut, a soil expert who, is
P private secretary. Rumors that resident by direct vote of the peo-
r. p..
iiuca White, Mr. Bickett's cam- Pic His intention, he said, is to get;
f-ign manager in the primary, will ; the amendment under way promptly;
an inspection tour several weeks ago.
! He spent several days in the Johns
PERFECTION
SMOKELE3? 503L HEATERS
A Close Shave
When the weather turns suddenly bad.
and catches you with tco little
ccal or a lu:: cv r.kvish aftrr
its surr.ir.cr sleep chills will get
you sure, unlc-v;
Unless you've I r ftihandd mrd
bought a I'rjlst'.iun Htatet. th
best r.J clicij est (cfm cf c-trfon in
surance. f.!cj.'ii cor;. n ul.en the
furnace fils, t-r wherever rxtt hct is
r.eeJed. Thaws cat the te'drtxn. the
bathrcKjn. the breaVfaM room.
1 lands .rr.e, durable, qkk anJ .lean.
Inexpensive tv hoy at 1 t u.c. As
easy to carry s a wotk-tasAet. Ud
in more than 2.0P0.OOO hmes.
See it at your department stoir, futniture or
hardware dealer's.
Ue Aladdin Security Oilfr b?yt reuf
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
IJAUTIMOKE
Wl.inrtof.. V. C. Cuiloiif. f. C
Norfolk. V.
Richmond. Va
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river and Mulberry section. He had
f Pnvate secretary have given way so that it may become effective x for v
- vuitfis tnat ne is siaiea ior xreas- the next presidential election
f ei' of tha North Carolina railroad
r- Santford Martin of the Winston
pem Journal
already visited other counties in
th Carolina, and he said that he
found this fact true in every section
viritpd bv the flood.
The population o? Continental . . -A
is being mentioned United States has Dassed the hun- .. .. , ,
j . , x , . , icl ievt man, not to duuu any more
- prominently now for tne pn- dred and three million, mark. Officials homes .at the mouth of coves and
secretaryship. cf the Treasury Department m their: rrU. wVw ,
, .-IHUll i-.lIVUlilS. 11113 lO K 11CI C LUC
monthly money circulation statement ;eatest destruction to homes and!
estimate that on November 1 the ; hmwm Uveg occunnjd
, population cf the country was 103,- t
002,000.
Catarrh Cannot Ed Cured
-t rf-aoh the r.o:;! ol' mo disease.
i-rjcr.fi -UY cons-titmiou.Al conditions,
r"5 in order to cur;- - it. you must
: internal ren.u'v. Hall's Ca
p'ii Cui-o is t:tk. n internally and
iliru t)ie Mo.iii ei; -tii- rmcnus sur
(s of the jsyste.r.i. H:iU' Catarrh
' : ' .i..s in this roi.Mtry for yeara. it ;?"6fo, xt tmi I 1- 7 X7C j u
' - n posea of kv:;U: t r' i!ie best tonics j King's New Life Pills gives prompt ! gestion, loosen the phlegm and break
;;-.v;i, combined" witi wtme of the j relief. A mild, easy, non-griping bow-' up your cold. Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-
: - blf'.od Purifiers. Tlif perfect COin- , , . -il Tr,r,c, ,irs ft ciram i 7-Tnnow Victa oil Via Konofitc Viq Vino!
C n , I ' i . 1 t TJ.-1IVO ' Ci V ViUCll U Villi LV11V UU V JjrVV.m 1.A.JLL,J IIUlD U1I tUV Vi. un, utoi-
r. niiia or tne irr'i!rii.s m ; , , , ij : il; . . r .
' rii, Ciir? wi.t r,ro,hices suen ana neip to ciear your muuuy, pmiyiy nig- aiuoia irum a pine lorebt, it isj
Head-Off That All-AVinter Cough.
At the first sign of sore ' throat, I
Constipation Dulls Your Brain. tight chest or stuff ed-up head take a
That dull", lislless, oppressed feeling ; dose of Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey. !
is due to impurities in your system, i The healing pine-tar, soothing honey !
d-rfni re?uits in catorrbai condi- ; complexion. Get a bottle of Dr. King s pleasant to take and antiseptic. The
iew ljlie riiis louay a.u your urug-; lurmuia vu tne uuitie tens way it re
fJ1- Send far tf.-tin-onials. free.
I. rTIENEY & CO., Trops.. Toledo, O.
A J Oculists. 7&c. j gist,. 25c
U's Family Pills fcr constipation, j you chee
A dose tonight will make t lieves colds and coughs. At jour
you cheerful at breakfast. Druggist. 25c.
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