tf ,t Ii.nr DrrAPn I And this is Friday, instead of Mon- ed and storage remains a capitalist's
Hickory Daily Record (lay if anybody ese should forget fsz ft'tffs:
posite effect. it makes eggs almost
Published by the Clay Printing Co
Every Evening Except Sunday.
TELEPHONE 167
S. H. Farabee - Editor
J. C. Miller TManMlr
II. M. Miller Adv. Mgr.
"Subscribers desiring the address of
their paper changed, will please state
in their communication both OLU ana
NFAV addresses.
To insure efficient delivery, com
plaints should bo made to the bub
serintion Department promptly. City
HXcribpw should call 107 retfirdins
complaints.
iReaders doubtless observed that
good eggs can stand a boycott.
The Storage-Egg Problem
Louisville Courier-Journal.
'The commissioner of health in
Chicago says that Mr. Wertz a cold
storage magnate, who has 72,000,000
eggs, must throw them on the mar
ket January 21.
"My arlvica," says Dr. Robertson,
"is to stop eating eggs until he be
gins to market them."
TVi.if urrmlil fu nr-rfVftlv satisfae-
ilorv to Mr. Hertz, but vol s-itistac-
torv to the consumer
If the 72,000,000 eyr:
brohibitively high in November, De
cember and early January and feeds
very bad eggs to the hapless con
sumer in late January and in Feb
ruary and March. It forces the farm
ers to take storage buyers' prices for
fresh eggs in the spring. Consumers
in cities are at that time buying as
"fresh" storage eggs almost a year
old.
In the distribution of storage
plants lies in the consumers' hope.
M US T MAK E ALLOWANCES
sunscKirnoN rates
One year
Six months
Three months
One Month
One week
F'UIUICATION OFFICE:
1102 ELEVENTH AVENUE
Entered as second class matter Sep
tember 11, 1915, at the postoihee at
Hickory, N. C, under the act of March
3, 1879.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS
FRIDAY, DEC. 1, 1916
HELPING BELGIANS
We have heard a great deal about
serving humanity in the last few
years, but little has been done in that
direction. It now appears that the
American state department is pre
paring a solemn protest against the
deportation of I'.elgian citizens to
Germany to work in munition facto
ries and to do other forms of labor.
That is nothing less than slavery,
and slavery of the worst type. Ger
many has no more right to seize Bel
gians, separate them from their fam
ilies, and subject them to actual slav
ery than any man in Hickory has the
right to seize his neighbor's children
and put them to manufacturing pois
on to destroy life.
If the conscience of the world is
not stirred to its depth by this latest
net, then the world has become so
used to wickedness that it is willing
to suffer anything.
We are glad the state department
will take a hand.
were stored
last spring, as alleged they will be
rather bad eggs by January. They
may stand the candle tost, but hard
ly will they stand the test of the dis
criminating palate.
If a boycott always of remotely
nrobable effectiveness be-.'juse onlv
The result of the Carolina-Virginia
game was not a surprise to us. We
knew the Tar Heels would come back
sooner or later, and we are here to
say that while the university will not
win all the time it will be in position
to make every team realize it ha3
played to win.
During the Democratic celebration
in Ashboro automobiles picked up a
few thousand tacks, which did dam
age amounting to about $1,000, and
somebody turned in a fire alarm in
order to stampede the parade. All
of which was a poor piece of business.
After a while it will be more diffi
cult to convict a white man in North
Carolina than for a camel to pass
through the eye of a needle. It is
a pretty safe proposition to kill a
man in this state, but it still is con
sidered bad form to murder a woman.
The Columbia State has raised
over $500 on the $300,000 debt piled
up by the national Democratic com
mittee, which shows that South Car
olinians have on their Democracy
straight.
The refusal of the British govern
ment to grant a safe conduct to the
ambassador-designate of the Austro
Hungarian empire to the United
States of course is annoying, perhaps
rather worse than annoying. iBut it
is nothiag over which a big nation
should grow angry. jit is just an
other of those petty incidents, all of
;.t.: i.i., or,i: it: v.! in violation lo a trreater or
maintain boycotts could be elective' c::Unt of tne laws and custom
at arv timeas a discourager of the,' nations, whicn hav.j 3llv.v.jil :n the
pr.icti'co of selling ess to;, months train or a war that has upset every
old r s 'fresh'' ones, it would have to: inwviceived notion,
bc-in in January, when the cold I In the end l it :is .altogether likely
stor:v.-e eggs begin to flood the mar-! that the . British foreign office will
l.f,, ' ' j -. or.sent to the safe passage of Count
T!v'ii will be no boycott, of course' von TV mow ond that the incident will
i' it- thvp inl wU'''it 'h- inKice ha closed with the presentation of his
of the heaith' commissioner of Chi-' credentials in Washington. But the
mativ person:- will cut d.wiwfftvt of it. as the British snould see,
thou- consumption of o-vs durinir distinctly deleterious to their cause.
NovoMl.-r and Dc-cmber cverv year. : I.:t for the grosser nature of er
If cold storage wcr" iv 1 to save -man tiedpasses, those of the British
perishable foods for" distribution ; v.-ould long ago have alienated the
during periods of natural sea-city ti e rrroatcr part of American sympathy.
t'liY-vh"1 of tora"C e would Le-,:', choosing uetween two nations,
gin 'in October and the sv.piy of jo-no of which has murdered citizens,
.stored cgs would bt sold off between i while tne -other has merely mcon
that time and the beginning of the j yeniencc-d them, Americans whose
ln-nnerv production in February. The sympathies might have been evenly
lo'isumiT then would get storage eggs' held between the belligerents have
in the autumn and oarlv winter, and very genera ly given their moral
fre-h oiu's in the late winter and support to tne cause of the entente,
eu-iv spring. The only way. seem- How much this has been weakened
inuSv to bring about that state of af- the course of the alios toward
fi.irs is to establish small country commerce and mails can not be ac
town storage plants where farm- curately measured, but the reduction
er? n.itt'ht store eggs in spring and must have been Considerable,
early summer, when they sell for jit- But, America's particular interest
tie, and market them when they are
, , . . 1ilii!ii!!!:iillillll!!i!!HI!ll!l!!l!l!!!lllll!llim
Smad cold storage rooms in cr.i-
r.eclior, with ice plants, which are g
ve!I distributed, would ;ive farmers' g
wives an opportunitj to hoard eggs
when they are plentiful and get j
twice as mveh for them in the fall g
as they could in the spr'ng. There g
would be no possibility of the stor- g
a'.'e of all of the fresh eggs in the H
spring. Only very provident poultry B
owners would store. The effect would fj
bo to make eggs somewhat higher than gj
they are in the spring and summer g
and somewhat fresher in winter and m
early spring. g
iPoultrymen produce eggs in large g
quantities in December and January, g
and a fair amount of them in Novem- g
ber, but there are not enough poultry g
farms to meet the winter demand. 3
Cold t-torage ought to serve to level j
the price of eggs throughout . the rf
year and give to the consumer in the m
fall the nearest approach to the j
fresh egg that artificial preserva-
tion makes possible. But as Jong a
a3 storage facilities are cen,traliz-' a
Has stood the test of time and the
most searching investigations of sci
entists. Is pure and healthful. Free
from all deleterious substances.
Is a delicious, wholesome beverage,
with an individuality all its own.
Real satisfaction in every Bottle.
able oociimenis
ana
S.
a v,i nriPn lost through fire. Deeds, insurance papers
wills are often misplaced and cause endless trouble and expense.
A Safe Deposit Box is the best security against trouble of this
kind. The Vault of the First National Bank is equipped with
Safe Deposit Boxes to rent at prices that are trifling when
compared to the trouble and risk that is avoided. Ordinary size
$2.00 per year, larger sizes a little higher. We will be glad to
show you these boxes at any time.
You have youit.own key. No one has access to the box but you,
and your affairs are absolutely private, locked in a tire and
burglar proof vault.
2 ji i m U
Accounts, (,o;'n-
Capital and Surplus $300,000.0'.
Four i-ei Cent. Interest On Savings
pounded Quarterly.
Money to Loan at All Times.
ide, the incident is Taut another k- considering tins war, U1tt 1L ia
stration of the deterioration in in- mere question of tilting with blunted
t national manners wnich this great lances; this is "a outrance' a fight to
siairlo tlio infinonf ic i.if nmithnr r fnnsir prin this War, that it IS 110
lustr:
tei
conflict has brought on. It is easy the death or at least tne warring
enough for two prize fighters to ! people think so. It is small wonder,
shake hands at the beginning of thsir then, that the ordinary niceties of in-
tight; it is not so hard for a defeated tenia licnai parley have been lost to ;
candidate for ofhee to congratulate sight in the smoky dust of a world in j gj
his victorious opponent. The ele- battle. It is regrettable that this
ment of personal rancor i absent, i should be true, but it is none the less g
But, when it comes to a question of ' natural and to be expected. I gf
list and skull, the resenting of deadly : When -these transgressions do not ;
insult, or when it comes to a matter vitally aftect tne rights or interest j g
f a pistol shot in the dark t- ainsT . oi neutrals, Americans win near wren i a
a burglar entering one's home, the ; the belligerents o both sides, re- j m
feeline of bitterness and the neets- ' cognizing that there is an abnormal- j M
fll-ioa nf tho nnao olimiimlo i- (s ltv OT COnSCiOUSneSS WhlCA HlUSl be
noints of courtesv. taiven into consideration m forming
It must, niwnvs Ha rpwurnhnw.,- i ! ludcments. When those transgress-
: ions, however, do touch deeply the IS
important rights of this country,
then America must stand ready to en
The above cut represents the g
improved Toric Lens. The
word toric means all that is
best in glasses." I furnish these
lenses in all my prescription or- m
ders. Make your date with me H
if you want the best service.
E. E. IIIGHT
Expert Watchmaker and Regis- m
tered Optometrist
A large proportion of the American
people never had anything but re
spect and admiration for Germany
before the European war, and it ia
not the fault of the American people
that their feelings have changed.
Assuming that the majority of peo
ple in North Carolina could not af
ford to exchange gold pound for
pound for turkeys, that old hash saw
should not bo rehashed this time.
The experienced gentleman who re
marked casually that life is one mod
ified thing after another will not win
a peace prize because he was too
busy with hin own troubles. -
Inasmuch as the American govern
ment professed such a liking foi
Villa a couple of years ago, it should
not be hard for us to get on friendly
terms with him again.
Those people who have been won
dering what American newspapers
will print after the European war
ends must have overlooked Mexico
entirely.
The American troops on the border
had turkeys for Thanksgiving dinner,
and it looks as if the boys might have
sent a box home.
.Now, if the Hon. Champ Clark
will tell us where to get those laying
hens the public will forgive all his
foolishness.
'In our humble opinion, it will re
quire many prayers to cleanse the soul
of the man who plunged Europe into
death.
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THE REIEDT WTniOTTT A RE
GRKT. FOR RHEUMATISM
AND BLOOD DISORDERS
Thre m an L-Rheumo dealer In
yoUr town h will giv your money
back if you are not benefited.
Look for the Big L
N. B. W 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 Faroe'?
Poat Prepaid, on receipt of $1.00 per
bottle. MONEY BACK OCaRAXTKE
enclosed In eacfi Carton.
CHAPMAN-ALKXAXnER
IiABORATORIES, Tne.
805 Commercial Rank Biiild:.is.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
mm
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. y-uir r:i'Nt for ,
TO. tcs. eaic.l witii Bias Rihhnn.
rirsisf. Asu f-.rCIii.'Hf.;s.TFR'H
lUAjJUl llliAM PILLS, "or 2;
years k.iown as Best, Safest. Always Reliablf
SCLD BY BKUGCiSTS EVERYWHERf
ji'ce its rights, as it did and still
(toes m the case ot the German sub
marine campaign.
The lack of ''exact change" is often a source of annoyance to
the individual without a Checking Account.
The ever handy check-book is always convenient and makes ii
unnecessary to keep money in large sums on hand for earre;::
expenses.
Our officers will be glad- to explain how the check-book c
vances personal efficiency.
Yours to serve at all times.
rroresswnal
I Fraternal
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Hickory Lodge,
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Brother Odd Fellows, invittd-
Meets every Tuesday night, &t II I
7 :30 Degree work every meeting. O j
W. W. WILLIAMS, Secretary. U
Hi!B!IiiIll!!10lilB!!li!ni!ll!!i;ii !
ms
Dr. W. B. Ramsay
: " Dcatist
i' : Olfice oer Shuford's Drug Store,
Hickory. N. C.
rs.
Piedmont Council I
No. 43, Jr, o. U.A. M. I
Meets every Monday evening ?
at 7:30 P. M. All visiting W
brothers cordially invitfd ,w
J. W. BALLEW, Councilor fl
M. G. CROUCH, Rec. Scc'y- i
i!iini!;i!Il:fflllili!l!IIIIIiii!liniIiilO!i!!!!!l!h!iil!!li!l
ii..iiiii..iiiui..iiiiitiiiiiiiiu.ituiiiiiuiiimiii.ui!iiij;iiiii(:,ii.uli;iUiiiiU!tui1i'IllU'.
Hickory Camp Ko. 80 1
w. o. w. I
Meets every Friday night "; at
8:00. All members request- r
ed to attend. ft
Visiting Soveriens Invited. S
B. A. MILLER, Clerk .
ieks & Hicks
DENTISTS
L-Rheumo is now on sale under an absolute Monty back Guarantee of
Satisfaction, by our Distributor for Hickory,
LUTZ DRUG STORE
Call for it by name: L-Rheumo. T ake no substitute. L-Rheumo is
$1.00 per bottle, no more, no less. Kit is offered for any other price, it
is not L-Rheumo.
WEST BOUND
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iDays like that of Wednesday cause
one to forget all about the ninety and
nine ideal day of the fall and winter.
Less than 'a month until Christ
mas. Now is the time to begin your
Christmas shopping in earnest.
Speaking of hens, they are gener
tivty f0v of d!ndbe,t.
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I Hickory Lodge Ko, 343 I
H A. F. & A. M. - "n.
j Kdguiar commumcatioi? Mon-
tt day evening, Dec. 4, 7:3."
p Brethren cordially invite J! to be t
n present.
S T- V. SHUFORD, W. M.
Omcv Vlvme 134, Bgidence 3I8-L.
Oifice in Masonic Buiidinjf.
Dr.Chas. L Ilonsiicker M D.
OScs over Shnford'3 Drug Store
HICKORY, N. C.
Rf.didnce 825 15th Ave.
Phone 92 Office 28
Hours 8:30-6 p. m., 7-8 p. m.
CsHs Enswered ai All Ectaa
THE HiCKORYHARNKSCO.
Manufacturers of ai! kindg of
HARNESS," BRIDLES, SADDLES
AND STRAP WORK.
kciiaJringr a Specialty.
Hickory. N. C.
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l-ifj.ri7 Knlnnff, Mr I
rust lo.
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4 Per Cent Interest Paid on Sa
Subsc ?b- co tne Hickory Daih Hsc
NEW
Effective Aug., 1, 1916.
Chassis -Roadster
-Touring
Car - -
F. O. B. Detroit
PR!
345
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Co.
JOTT BUILDING
PHONE 21:5
t Ads in the Record bring Results
0.3.A.
Y
moi rori
To take home a nice box of Jacob's Candies.
Your wife will appreciate it.
There's None Better.
GRIMES k MURPHY, Druggists
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DENTIST
(Successor to Dr. Ia Wood)
OFFICE OVER BUSY BFE
CAFE AND KLNM :Y
ELECTRIC CO
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300
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AR CJIITECT
ELLIOTT BtLDING
HICKORY N. C.
Opposite Post Ofhce
"0T THE CORNER"
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Sold
Tetter, Salt Rheum. anrJ similar of.
fections of the skin and scalp. So'd
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HICKORY DRUG CO.
Hickory, N. C. '. ;
I Marcus E Hall, D. C.
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Because oi its toaie anc l-is'ive efttct r '.xa
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Quinine and does not cause nervousness cor
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Glasses Filed Esclusivelv
imim ciocsc, imm, t
If yon.aot it ffvn fXTLA. Us-'
R. W. Wolfe's
VETERINARY HOSPITAL
915 Ninth Avenue.
Hickory Manufacturing Company,
i
Hickory, North Carolina.
Manufacturer of
SASil, DOORS, BLINDS, MANTELS,
MOULDINGS, LUMBER, ETC.
FINE HARDWOOD WORK A SPECIALTY
Send us your plans for estimates. Write for Catalogue and Prlc.'i
THE ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
F. M. THOMPSON, Proprietor
First-Class Work Guaranteed
Phone 106, Work Delivered
" 1032 14th street Hickory, N. C.
Next to First Bnildis & Loan office.
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J. D. Elliott. President and Treasurei J. Worth Elliott, V.-Prj.
L. M. Elliott. Secretary
: Building ComDanv
fcr
Jjicorporated.
For all classes of construction. Estimates furnished cheerfaJly.
Fine or ganization ano best equipped contractors in the South.
HICKORY. N.C..