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HICKORY DAILY RECORD MONDAY EVEiSTNG PAGE FOUR . ..ii , . - : w Francis X. IJushman Special at The Pas time This Afternoon and Nig "THE GREAT SECRET." Featuring FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN & BEVERLY B Fifth Chapter. Also our good "UNIVERSAL PICTURES." Admission 5 & 10 Hlllllli Special at the Pastime Tomorrow, Tuesday, "FIGHTING FOR LOVE." A Red Feather rhotoplay in 5 reels, featuring Kuth otonenouse. YNE cents. H 1 0 . TO ' f Beverly IJayne SBaHsaaaascaaaHBsa Grand Easter Excursion to Washington D. C, Via Southern Railway System, Wednesday, April 4th, 1917. The Southern Railway System will operate low round trip fare excursion from North Carolina points to Washington, D. C, Wed nesday April 4th, 1917. Special train con sisting of Standard Pullman Sleeping cars and high class day coaches to leave Charlotte at 3 P. M., arriving in Washington, D. C, at 7:15 A. M. Thursday April 5th. The following round trip ares will apply from stations named. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR MEETING SUNDAY NIGHT The Christian Endeavors of the Presbyterian church had a regular treat last night at their meeting as ! far as leaders are concerned. Rrr. Snence. who has recently come to Hickory, gave a sort of lecture on the topic, "Quiet ways of bods Provi dence." Mr. Spence has seen some thing of the world, and his talks are always full of interest. He made an appeal to the young folks, telling them that there were enough young people present at the meeting to turrr Hickory upside down if they tneu. Mrs. E. H. Gartrell of Ashlar-u, Ky., closed the meeting. Her talk was as full of life as shg is. Bein, a former member of this church, she stated that she was very much in terested in its growth, and more in terested in the C. E. Society, be cause of her active part in its work. She told of the great need of mis sionaries, both at home and abroad. closing with the statement that the next time she came to Hickory she wanted to near tnat at least six members of the present class were enrolled as volunteers to the mission field. Christian Endeavors, will it be so? Statcsville Hickory Morganton I- .$7.50 $7.50 . .$8.00 Fares from all intermediate points on same low basis. Tickets good going on Special train. Good returningon all re gular trains except train No. 37, up to and including No. 31 leaving Washington at 7 Sunday night, April 8. Tickets good for four (4) days in Washington, allowing ample tima for side trip if desired. Easter is the ideal time to visit Washington and this excursion offers you an excellent opportunity to make the trip at very small expense. . u.wuan reservations must be made in advance. For further information, Pullman reservations, etc., call on any agent of the Southern Railway System, or write S. E. BURGESS, D. P. A. Charlotte, N. C. STRONG SERMON AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH "V . . - ir-.- -r'', "tT -fr-f"-rtfTw"" 'TTtn -- . , II ii ..i,....-:, s-' 1 --gmmrmr "A Vision of God'" was the subject of Rev. W. R. Bradshaw's sermon at the First Baptist church yesterday at the 11 o'clock service. His text was: "Blessed are the pure in heart; for they shall see God." He discussed what it takes to be pure in heart, the importance of it, and the blessedness of it. He show ed that it not only takes the pure in heart to see God, but to honor, to please and to enjoy God. .He then showed where the pure in heart can see God: 1. In the book of cdation, 2, in the book of revt lation, 3, in the church, 4, in hu manity and 5 in the Lord Jesus Christ. His discussion of God in creation, was interesting, grand. It was a vivid word picture of a triune being splinters and a freight car was de railed and several yards of truck tern Mr. Bowman sustained an eignt inch scalp wound on the head, two sever bruises just above each knee and a serious bruise on the right arm, besides being jarred considerably, His agility saved his lift, for he jumped from his car in time to avert instant death. The view of Mr. Bowman was ob structed, it was said, by another string of cars. His machine ran on the track iust as one train was backing and his little machine was smashed. 3 f METHODS OE KILLING GERMS POTATOES WJIY WE HAVE TIRED, WORN OUT NERVES AND THIN BLOOD IN THE SPRINGTIME Washington, D. C, April 2. Some of the worst sweet potato diseases of infinite wisdom, power and love. live from one season to the next in A picture of a being, as Milton says: the soil and on the old decayedp ota- "At whose sight all the stars hide toes bedded for a previous crop, ac 1 1 s. th i,y0fu ft en A"w ink of Co --Coi Bottled 1- theid diminished heads." His discussion of seeing God in revelation, was a masterly tribute to cording to the specialists of the Un ited States deparltment of agricul ture. For that reason it is essen- the Bible. He showed that the book tial that fresh soil or sand be used of revelation the Bible has God for everv vear. Under no circum- me It IS for L ; at , made r5 wis RECORD WANTS FOR SALE t2 SHARES $100 each of Jerome Bolick OF (By Dr. S. Bower) At this time of the year most peo ple suffer from a condition often called Spring Fever. They feel tired, worn out, before the day is half through. They may have frequent headaches and sometimes "pimply" or pale skin and white lips. The reas on for this is that during the winter time, shut up within doors eating too i much meat and too little green veg i etables, one heaps fuel into the sys j tern which is not burned up and the c'inkers remain to poison the sys- tern a clogging up of the circula ! tion, with inactive liver and kid ; neys. j The best means to oil the machin ; ery of the body, put tone into the j liver, kidneys and circulatory system, ! is to first practice a good house i cleaning. I know of nothing bettei I as a purge than a vegetable pill made I up of May apple, leaves of aloe and i jalap. This is commonly sold by air druggists as Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, and should be taken as lea&w once a week to clear the twenty-five feet of intestines. For an invigorating tonic which will clarify the blood, put new life in the body, sparkle to the eyes, and a wnoiesome SKin, notning does stf its author, salvation for its end, and truth, unmixed with error, for its matter. It is sincere, plain, and pure; nothing too much, and nothing want ing. He showed that the Bible teaches the best way of living, the noblest way of suffering, and the most comfortable way of dying, and to share its blessings, he said, wa, not only to be hearers of the Word, but doers of the word. ,His discussion of seeing God in the church, was practical, convincing and pursuasive. He said a Christian church was a body of baptized believ- stances use soil for the hotbed from fields where sweet potatoes previous ly have been grown. Instead go in to the woods, if possible, and throw off six inches of ; the surface aim take subsoil. Sand will do just as well. If soil can not be obtained from the woods, it may be taken from a new field where sweet -potatoes have not been grown before. It is essential also that the frame work of the botbed be disinfected by spraying with a solution made by adding one pint of formalin to JU galilons of water. (Similar results ers, those who stand for Christ, andj may be obtained by whitewashing' the truth that makes men tree, those, the framework. Better still, spray who stand for that spirit of unity that makes God's people one. Those who have been saved and want oth ers, even the whole world to share in the joys of that salvation. His discussion of seeing God in hu manity around us, was tender, lov ing and full of the spirit of Christ. We can see God, even in humanity, with winter strength lime-sulphur j solution. In the spring before being bedded j the potatoes should (be ,dk.nfeeted j by immersing for from 5 to 10 min-J utes in a solution of corrosive sub-1 of the crystals in 8 gallons of water. This is a deadly poison. Use with ror yo bottles OM Ci t o:a sr.zz bottle, a the C UOl.il Lilt: i;j tor L y is founded on its re snccs, duo to the fact that a syrup especially prepared rotection, vhen buying in -u-;st misleading substitutes. .e bote Lea Coca 1 1 . ' u- DLorn in xnc is imprinted on d the crovn top. .me in all three f! re? Demand the j 'fiicknames F". ne 03 race iuij name substitution. a-Cc a Bottling : Mm ii infill Sons well as a glycerine herb extract Co., Inc., located at Conover, N. C. Price right on application to Casper S. Coyner. LOST STKING OF GOLD Beads Reward if returned to Mrs. W. S. Stroup. 3 2 6t FOR SALE MOTTLED ANCO- NAS, pure bred, non-sitters, lieu that lays, hen that saves. Rev. 13. A. Yorke. 3 27 6t WANTED 100 TONS OF SCRAP Iron. Will pay $6.GG per ton or l-3c per pound. Ivey Mfg. Co. 3 29 tf FOR RENT HALL OVER D. 1. Bowman's store. Will arrange for offices if desired, J. W. Shuford. 3 30 Ct IVtlTVfl 1,-rilTVT A IV IIPV miN. ' ' ' v - - - - - . . . . . , . . I nm t a cr ny iv 1 bins u, van , , . 11th Av .1 30 It, department today called into tne federal service for police duty the IRE NATIONAL GUARDS 10 COLORS HOY WANTED I WANT A bright young boy to serve as mes senger boy. sMust have a wneei and be a boy who will keep him self neat and clean, and be polite ; and obliging under all circum stances. The right pay to the right boy. Apply in person. R following unils of the national guard: Second West Virginia infantry. Fourth Virginia infantry. Battery D, field artillery, Virginia. .1. Foster, manatrer Western Uiiion Telegraph Co. 3 31 3t.UKSKIKE FOR THE RECORD made from Golden Seal root Bloou, and Stone root, Oregon grape root ana Wind cherry bark. This can be had in convenient, ready-to-use form at all drug stores, in tablets or liqu id, and has been sold for the pas fifty years as Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery. By reason of tnc nerves feeding on the blood, when the blood is pure the nrves feel the effect, and neuralgia or other nerve pains disappear because uch pain i the cry of the starved nerves for food, adv. Train Schedules. SOUTHERN Westbound No. No. No. No. 15 Ar Hickory 7:40 a. m. 11 Ar Hickory 11:20 a. m. 21 Ar. Hickory 4:32 p. m. 35 Ar. Hickory 11:32 p. m. Eastbound No. 36 Ar. Hickory 9:05 a. v.. No. 21 Ar. Hickory 12:00 noon. No. 12 ar. Hickory 5:32 p. m. No. 16 Ar. Hickory 6:50 p. m. C. AND N.-W Southbound No. 5 Ar. Hickory 9:00 a. m. No. 9 Ar. Hickory 2:35 p. m. Northbound No. 10 Ar. Hickory 11:40 a. m. .No. 6 Ar. Hickory 4:45 p. m. when we, as Christians, treat hu- great care. Treated seed should not manity as God would have us uu, be left where animals can reach it. By showing sympathy, love, and help ; Only wooden containers should be to those who are dead in' trespasses used for disinfection.' After disin and sins, we bring to life the image ' f ection the potatoes should be im of God within them, and thus make ; mediately rinsed in pure water and of them living witnesses of God. 'And his illustrations showing how we can see God in his son Jesus Christ was edifying and helpful. Vvt see God in Christ's humanity and m His divinity. We see God ii. Christ's humanity and boldness. We see God in Christ's wisdom, faith fulness and labor of love and sacri fice in redeeming a lost world. We see Gfcd in Qhrilsti'is Jiealdng the sick, giving sight to the blind and raising the dead. We see God in Christ's suffering and death on the cross. We see God in Christ's glo rious resurrection; and, through the spiritual sight he gives us in the new birth we get a vision of Him which will become brighter as we grow more and more like him in our daily thoughts, words and deeds of love. Mr. Bradshaw's illustrations were apt and very pathetic. At night, his sermon was about the returned Prodigal son. It, too, was a good sermon. Next Sunday night, his subject will be the son who re mained with his father. any showing evident either on the surface or should De tiUow:i o.n is in these bruised, decayed spots thai; germs are concealed. LiiC at lae the Just enough of the solution should ' mu 1 i ii. t 1 j. 1 I 10 Kin iue oe puc 111 tne oarrei or receptacle 1 j: j it ! lace useu mr uisiniec wng lu cover me j con 6 O'i ' each time. The solution should not! . " V, u j i. it. .l: land caiioused uc ujcu muie uian uuee liiiicb, since it loses its strength and effec tiveness upon repeated use. After the potatoes are disinfectea, r rec It uisease, j ,i end, it ; NOTICE r.nnual election of the town 'est Hickorv vri that remis looe notato an Jscu, ana :iea-,e sao ucl ;esJay, on -,.- and at the en :po:s on tiic t'.iat the iLUiiace i SUBSRIBE FOR TIIJ-: KKCi'ii be held on the 1st day of May, 1917 for the purpose of electing a mayor thro 2 aldermen to serve for ;:,e year, and two school trustees to ..crve for two years. Iiegistration books are now open &c I. A. Ilcavner's store and will remain open until April 2S. 1017. H. A.. .: caver. er is registrar. This March 28. 1917. G. T. BARGEK, Mayor. J. L. BItOWN, Sec.-Treas. MR BOWMAN HURT f FREIGHT TRAIN Mr. W. P. Bowman, who was se riously injured Saturday afternoon when his automobile was struck by a freight train at a crossing just this side of Lenoir College, was repovted at the Richard Baker Hospital today as doing nicely. The automobile, a Ford roadster, was smashed into W.R.Rbtt,N.703-&50 1 At All Dealers ) Chicago San Fnucic REDUSO Back and Front-Lace FOR STOUT FIGURES Mate large hips disappear; bulky waist-lines more graceful; awkward bust-lines smaller and Lave the "OH Corset" comfort with first wearing. Both medium and low bust. $3-50 and $5-00 NUFORM Back and Front-Lace For SLENDER and AVERAGE FIGURES Git Style, Comfort and perfectly fitting Gown st Economical Price. i-0 to $3-go WEINGARTEN BROS., Inc, New York MIKETHE MESSElMGEfl HE PROVES THAT HE HAS A SENSE OF HUM if (to Ho, OR. i? (5r tt i rmM . fTfTubT GO OUT TO-DAyI f- i P euRGLAftS 8REAK) f o fNO WHILE I'M AWAyI 9 f AND CLEAN 1 Q-X XfH rrT77, n SX j A-1D THE HOUSE IS U I WANT YOU To ( v" ou VO FEW I T THE CELLAR." - y UF f IlphoI ACT'A '! FILLED -WITH VALUABLES-) g 1 PROTECT MY OP JoBS-Voo L Polish THE ( WHAT S eJ , ! 0 I WNT A BRAVE. JxLt J TREASURER WiTH feffife CAN MoWTHE LAWN- ti?mm 'LVR VYARE-I fe hoi WANT f r-l , .HONEST BOY TO LOOK mM S TOUR LIFE I J ISffi, I SWEEP THE WALK- J iBglffl FEED THE iSclffl t WITH J t-b . Arm" Tyg"4J ' T J I 1 rAe,-fJ I J li-i lf'-i V &Mmr ttft tt i -fZ. szs f 7 l sleep right mSn knittim- heeoies' ' ccjlo be- '' ' ' " CMTQQti ' . - "r
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