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FOR SALE OVERLAND TOUR-
in Car with electric lights and
trtpr. In uood condition. Aber-
nethy Hardware Company.
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FOR SALE NICE CHICKENS
dressed or undressed. Orders
filled at all tiems. Mrs. L. V. Poovey
Phone 55-L 10-23-1 mo
WANTED! WANTED! YOUR OLD
Auto Casings. Will pay 4c per
pound for them, cash. And all
kinds of junk and rags. In the
basement of Moretz-Whitener Clo
thing Company on Trade avenue,
Hickory, N. C. J. Henry Hill,
Mgr., D. L. Martin, Sec.-Treas.
10-28 tf
STRAYED YOUNG HEIFER CALF
Owner may get same by paying
for this ad and feed. Apply at
Record office. 10 28 tf
LOST ONE PACKAGE OF UN
derwear, etc. Reward if returned
to Setzer and Russell's. Albert
Pruett. 10-30-tf
WHEN THE WAR IS OVER
Relations of I'.eUigerents as Finan
cial London Foresees Them j
London Corespondence in New York !
Evening Post. (
It is only natural that, at times ,
such as these, and amidst the heat of !
war, there should be much talk of:
a fierce crusade, even when peace ar
rives, aguinst all kinds of German in
terests. I need scarcely say. how-;
ever, that in common with the United
States, the Iflitish are far too com-;
mon sense and practicable a people to
carry what might be termed person
al animosity into business life. Whfu,
however, is going to tell against Ger
many in the future is not bitter hate
on the part of her recent enemies,
but something much more serious and!
lasting. This is profound distrust, it
is something which can only be dis-;
polled by Germany herself.
As sober and conservative people,
see it, the question' at issue still is ;
whether Germany will yet work out
her own regeneration. That is for
the German people to decide. For,
many years the German people have;
been the welcome guests of every civ -1
ilized part of the world, and not least ;
of Great Dritain. What use was;
made of that hospitality and of the
trust which is. represented, the pres-;
ent war goes to show. If Germany'
desires to make her chief claim to
power in the future her capacity for:
cromoting the requirements of the,
outside world, then it is up to Ger-'
many to show that her power in that
direction is sufficient even to quell :
the powers of Prussia.
irou neve:
YOU JUST MARK MY
WORD, THAT JIMMY
MC01IIRE BOY IS GOING
TO TURN OUT BAP, H'S
niwAYS LEADING THAT
GANG ON TO ALL KINDS
P ON THUL.
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FOR SALE
five Pigs.
ABOUT
L. L. MOSS
THIRTY-
01 31 tf
WANTED FIFTY THOUSAND
feet 4-4 and 5-4 knotty pine boards.
Southern. Desk Co. 11-2-lwk
WANTED 200 CORDS OF FOUR
foot wood delivered to A. A. Shu
ford Mill Company in Highland.
$2.75 a cord. 11 6 tit
LOST 12 DOLLARS IN GREEN-
backs. One 10 and one 2 dollar
bill on Main street. Finder re
turn to Record office. Reward.
ll-6-2t pd
CON. DOUGHTON OF 8th
DISTRICT RE-ELECTED
INFANTILE I'RALYSIS
"Is there anything that can be done
for a child who has had infantile:
paralysis and who has been left a
cripple?" To this question asked of
the state board cf health the follow
ing reply is given:
"Mnch can be done through per
sistently massaging the affected
A'UiscIes. A prominent physician of
1 1 his country says that bv manipula
tion, if begun in time, shrinking of
the limbs can often be prevented. The
time to begin the manipulation of the
affected limbs is as soon as the tern-,
perature returns to normal. In mild
cases it is possible lo begin massage;
with'n two weeks of the onset of the:
disease; in more severe cases it should;
not be begun till after the tender
str.ge is passed, but it should not be i
darned latev than three months.
few years au'o it was taujrli
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HICRORY sCONOVER AND NEW-1 'No. 10 N, t
TO N Northbound ! Pa6s ' pBss
Pailv i 'v u.
Schedule i , 1 C "
Leave Hickory 8:20 .a. m. ; Chester " "Mam
.Leave Hickory 10:20 a. m. York lv 8 29aia 2 -.w
Leave Hickory 2:30 p. m. Oastonia 1 vj J 24am' 5 4Vt m
Leave Hickory 4:30 p. m. Lincolnton Lv.i 0 20am' ;l2itm
Leave Hickory 8:30 p. m. Newton i-v!l0 55amj 7 08p-
Leave Newton 7:20 a. m. ! Hickory Lvlll 40am' 7 yllti
Leave Newton 9:20 a. m. i Lenoir J-v12 4'pmi 8 ;'.5: 3
Leave Newton 1:30 p. m Mortimer Lv!3 2pm
Leave Newton :JU p. m. 1 n.oecr.nt v AiO-pnv
Leave Newton 7:30 p. ni.
Newton to Hickory lc.: No 9 v -
New'ton to Conover 10c F:-i!thh..iinH Put.
Newion to Hickory 35c !, Daily " Ex Sun
Hickory to Conover 25i; ! ;
H'ckory to Newton 35c pAtremor t Lvllrosn'
Our Motto: Good Service. Mortimer Lvlll 13am
CAROLINA MOTOR (fti&EEv fg
Lincolnton Lvl 3 43f.rn" f 2t?nj
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R. Lee Hewitt, Manager, r;a5t0nia Lv 5.oopm io.ooam
Vork Lvl 46pm ?fiOaTT,
IVev ton, IN, C raT
Oiere is great satisfaction in
knowirthat you have the best
vhe cwmer of a
HEAD-OFF THAT ALL-WINTER
COUGH
Chamber'
im's Cough Remedy
Effectual.
Most
Milleh's Antiseptic Oil known as
MAKE OIL
At the first sign of sore throat,
tight chest or stuffed-up head take
a dose of Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey.
ti nt if the case had been neulc-ted : The heal:n P'me-tar, soothing honey every time it has
Raleigh, Nov. 8. State Democratic f, v six months there was no hone of , ad glycer'ne quickly relieves the
Chairman Thomas D.Warren, declar-i i,.-:,icvement. The teaching of the congestion, loosens the phlegm and
ru a, iiiiuiugui, Hint vuiij;iessmaii p:'t ienc time t.ictt intelligent, per
L. Doughton of the Eighth district1 sict'r.t, patient, passive motion, mnn
is r-elected over his opponent, H. S ipulatlon, .r.&aKc and muscle train-Wil.-.nms,
Republican by a majority jr w;n i.raativ improve some case;
of about 1,500. tK;t have been n.'giected for yenrs.
: T ice 16 no magic about the treat-
TO LEAD PRAYER MEETING ' ment; only patient, persistent mani-
jpulation of the affected muscles will
Rev. J. G. Garth has been called by get results."
wire to a meeting of the directors of
Lecs-Macrae Institute, and Rev. C.
breaks up youa- coldt Dn Bell's
PineTar-Honey has ail the benefits
of the healino; aroma from a pine for
est, it is pleasant to. take and anti
septic. The formula on the bottle
tells why it relieves colds and coughs.
At your Druggist, 25c.
Tl
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will limber you up; A new creation,
"I liave taken a great many bottles! antiseptic and pain killer combined,
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and For ..tiff and swollen joints, aches
cured me. I have ! ana Pa-ns, culs aim uuma. ouuuiu uc
c 1 :t i yt 1 -ff " - v J - 7
couuh and for'colds. After taking it;
a" cough always disappears," writes ' NOTICE
J. R. Moore, Lost Valley, Ga. Ob
tainable every where.
Grand, iNveKTSD Grand
or Placer Piano
has this satisfaction.
C. M. Hardin, Sole Agent.
Hickory, North Carolina, 1348 Union Square
.;50c at Hickory Drug Co M and W
OF SUMMONS AND
WARRANT ATTACHMENT
To Cure a Cold In One Dav
A. Munroe, v. u., win Jead the pray- Take laxativi-: bromo Quinine, it stois the
cr meeting tonight. Mr. Garth will 0UKh. and eJache and works off the cow.
rorum Thui-oflav nUrt Druggists refund money if it fails to cure
return i nuraday night. g. w. grovk's signature ou each box. :5c
t.id uuimns mat cues Not Attest ine naai
Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA
IIVK BROMOQUININKis betterthan ordinaiy
Quinine and does not cause nervousness not
linKir.K in head. Remember the full npme anc'
took for the signature of K. W. GROVK. 2So
North Carolina,
Catawba County.
In Catawba County Court
J. B. Gibbs and J. W. Blackwelder,
TT . , , c j j. ' partners trading as City Feed Co.,
Under and bv virtue of an order of r s J '
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF
HOUSE AND LOT IN SOUTHERN
PORTION OF HICKORY.
vs
S, C. Cornwell
The defendant above named will
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Where the Southern's
Money Goes
JN the ten years ending June 1, 1916, the
Southern Railway Company deposited in the
banks in the South the sum of $809,653,804.
In 1915 the entire deposits in all
banks in the South amounted to $887,764,357.
Thus the deposits of the Southern Railway in ten
years approximately equal the entire deposits in all
Southern banks in 1915.
The money of the Southern Railway stays in the
South, where it is used in the development of the
territory served and in the upbuilding of the service
rendered.
The welfare of the South and of the Southern
Railway are one.
The Southern Serves
the South"
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the Superior Court of Catawba coun
ty, made in the special proceeding
entitled B. B. Blackwelder, adminis
trator of Viney Cain vs. Wallace Cam take notice that a summons in the
and others, heirs at law, the under- above entitled action was issued
! signed commissioner will, on Saturday against said defendant on the 2nd day
! the 25th day of November, 1916, at 0f October, 1916, by J. T. Setzer, Gerk
j twelve o'clock, noon, in front of the 0f the Catawba County Court, for
I First National Bank in Hickory, North the sum of $222.63, jdue said plain
Carolina, offer for sale to the high- tiffs by account of goods sold and
est bidder for casn, that certain lot delivered and by contract and agree
and dwelling situate in the southern ment, which summons is returnable to
part of the city of Hickory, adjoin- said Catawba County Court on the
mg the lands of Hattie Mutz, James 8th day of November, 1916, at New
Adams, deceased, and Jas. Hender- 'ton, N. C.
son, and more particularly described The "defendant will also take notice
as follows: that a warrant of attachment was is-
FUginnmg at Evahne King's cor- sued by the clerk of said court on
ner (now James Adams' corner), and the said 2nd day of Ocotber 1916,
r.ms West 5 poles to a stake; thence agains; the property of the said def en
South 7 poles to a rock; thence East dant, which warrant is returnable be
o poles to a rock on Hattie Shuford's fore the said court, at the time and
(flattie Mutz') line; thence 7 poles to place above named for the return of
the begmnmg. Being and lying in the summons, when and where the de
tne southern part of the city of.fendant is required to appear and
Hickory, and known as the Viney Cain answer or demur to the comp'-aint, o
house and lot t the relief demanded will be granted
This the 24th day of October, 1916. This the 6th day of October, 1916 '
RICHARD II. SHUFORD, I T T RTCtVft? '
Commissioner clerk County Court, Catawba County
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THK REJffiDY WITHOUT A RE
GRET. FOR RHEUMATISM
AND BLOOD DISORDERS
There is an L-Rheumo dealer in
your town he will g-lve your money
back If you are not benefited.
Look for the Big
N. B. We would prefer that you
buy L-Rhumo from our regular
Dealers, but if for any reason, you
would rather purchase by mail, we
will send L-Rheumo to you Parcels
Post Prepaid, on receipt of $1.00 per
bottle. MONEY.BACX GUARANTEE
enclosed in each Carton.
CHAPMAN-ALEXANDER
LABORATORIES, Inc.
805 Commercial Bank Building.
CHARLOTTE, S. C.
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L-Rheumo is now on sale under an absolute Money back Guarantee
Satisfaction, by our Distributor for Hickory,
LUTZ DRUG STORE
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Call for it by name: L-Rheumo.
$1.00 per bottle, no more, no less.
Ta.;e no substitute. L-Rheumo
Kit is oifered for any other price, it
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