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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
TUESDAY evexr,.
Hickory Daily Record
published by the Clay Printing Co.
livery Evening Except Sunday.
S. H. Farabee Manager
J. C. Miller -rf anar
i M Miller Adv. Mgr.
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cpvmmjai. mil.ttREN AND
IN ANTS DIE IN COUNT V
The Newton Enterprise contains
the following: account of several
deaths of children:
In no time in the past, it seems,
has death paid such frequent visits
to homes in this community during a
similar period of time, especially a
mone children, as during the last few
AnnHonts occurring Iriday
""" I . i Kmra WIV With John
"subscriber desiring the address of op y ag & regu;t
their DADer changed, will pleaw nan of what mieht be termed
in their communication both ULU ana accident, makes three boys wk
NfcW aaarBw Vnv hten victims ox accuientui ucawi.
n ;..i- .rodent del very, com- have oten . , voora iftSf
aw i'""" - - , - ok lirown Ijv- oftci, in ..
plaints should be made to the &ud- cy. tma8 day son 0f Mr. and Mrs.
criDtiou Department prompts . yuy . s
dipd at 2 a. m. Sun-
lubscribers should call 167 xegaroing th(? of ft Wow received
complaints. 'v;,inir wVin a niece of plank was
lw si saw in the plant of the
SUIISCHIITION Q getVer Lunger Company, striking
One yerr him acr0S3 the abdomen. He was
bix months ,'n nnronscious. but rallied and
Three months -)! ... wn ot thousrht the accident
One Month wouij prove serious. About mid
)ne week )(rV, Oatnnlnv nicrht he was sudden
.urn i vtio OFFICE: ly seized, became unconscious, suffer-
I'UULlLAnON 0 cn!Km ami although physicians
,4U ELEVEN ill " mmoiied hastily, Dr. Shuford
- '" ' . ... coming in rapid time from uicKory
entered us second class matter bep.. ,nhv hnnrs afterward
,...b.r U. itflo. at the putotlice C , held Sunday at 5 p.
ncKory. M. C, unuer the act of Marco jne y w L Hutchins conducting
service in East-view cemetery, lenuer
est sympathy is felt for the family.
Pri,liv V.aA Gilbert. 11 year-old
son of Jailor and Mrs. John O. Gil
indigestion, dyspepsia, belching; of
wind, bad breath, sick throbbing head
ache, poor circulation, night sweats,
that tired feeling, constiveness, coat
ed tongue or a poor complexion.
!Cau!tion (As ftortorm S,s recom
mended as a flesh builder triose not
wishing to increase their weight
lg pounds or more should not take it
continuously. adv
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DR. ALFRED ft. HULA
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TO SEE BETTER
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The Best Equipment Obtainable, f
Glasses buied inclusively
MARTIN BLOCK. LI'NOJRi N &
1 you Kot It from 151TI.A. It 8 A' R.koL
v a cn r a r k i; von 1 a r i:
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Dr. J. C. Underwood j
Dentist
1 Office over j
HICKORY DRUG CO j
s a
Lax-Fos, A Mild, Effective Laxative ft Liver Tonic
Does Not Gripe nor Disturb the Stomach.
In addition to other properties, Lax-Fos
contains Cascara in acceptable form, a
stimulating Laxative and Tonic. Lax-Fos
acts effectively and does not gripe nor
disturb stomach. At the same time, it aids
digestion, arouses the liver and secretions
and restores the healthy functions. 50c
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Dr. W. B. Ramsay
Dentist
Office over Shuf ord's Drug Store.
Hickory, N. C.
THE HICKORY HARNESS CO.
Man-ifacturere cf all kivuls of
HARNESS, BRIDLES. SADDLES
AND STRAP WORK.
Repairing a Specialty.
Hickory, N. C
Just a Few Details
That Are Different:
THE ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
p. M. THOMPSON, Proprietor
First-Class Work Guaranteed
Phone 106, Work Delivered
1032 14th street Hickory, N. C.
Next to i'irrt Buildin & Loan office.
ILidfAl, MAI 2y, lyU kert working with a 22-calibre rifle
sVmt throueh
lUUiU&iU HAIL IMKhAWi tho jntestines and Was immediately
taken to Hickory where an operation
ru.. nf ih milroad mana- was nerfornied, without avail, am
t,,r r.i increase the lad died Sunday afternoon,
gen. oi me country lor an increase ino afc g p
ot ireicuc rates oi lo per cent Rowe COnductini? service
(lJ .m-uiLTtid bv the interstate com, :n F.;,5tviev. The rifle was an ol
mission on its merits. This commiss- one and not much account. One boy
. u ..u u. prpUi,t,un in a J"
us rainiucatiyiis and it tiie railroads p c?nts, and the small Gilbert
me entitled to tne increase, they will iov then boujrht it and the fatal re
in auowed it. suit followed soon after. The com
, . . . .i ,.inwftn uw munity sympathizes with the famny
It is a fact that the Adamson 'aw munj b?reavement
has greatly increased the burdens oi Sijnci alscV. fin l!f-months-old
the carriers and the increase in the cniid of 'Kobert Spencer of Conover
cost of material has ailected the was buried at ; Conover; and vester
, . t. . iav morn nsr the 14-months-old child
railroads as much as any other bus- and Mra. .7. Lawrence Her-
iness. On the other hand, their rpv- mftn at 6 oiock, ana the in-
nuM am determined Dy the amount torment was made at St. Paul's yes-
of tranie they carry, and for two years tcrday afternoon, Rev. W. W. Rowc
they have, had all they coud do. holding service.
They have done a bitf volume of bus- G(VES Advice ON
inJ"- ' BLOOD TROUBLE
A matter that is more important to
hippers and the country at large A t Afcoholic PatPnt
than an increase m freight rates 13 MH,icineInjur? Kidneys
service. The railroads should have( Say8 yrjter Below
100,000 more freight cars and several ,jCany peopie takinjr iron in one
hundred more lomomotives in order form or another, seeking richer, bet
to enable them to handle the extra ter blood, (health and viitality,
tramc i,poS,a by the war .nj bu- . mjgta .riu
per crops. This is a factor that the ject
public should bear in mind. i "if people realized that the kid-
Increased freigh rates is an indire:t neys are instructed with the duty
tax on the consumer, but the con- 1 "c "iWU v
i kt,; uric acid and other poisons, they
sumer is more concerned in obtain- woulJ certa5nIy not take alcoholic
ing service. It is probable that if 'patent' medicines as recklessly as
the carriers had been able to pur- they do. Alcohol is very bad for the
chase all the rolling stock they kidneys not to mention stomach ner
, , u i. u x i- ves and liver. Any doctor will tell
reeded, they would not have to earn- yQU that
inato so many passenger trains g0 to the nearest drug store and
throughout the country. North iret a fifty-cent or dollar bottle of
Carolina will lose a number of pas- natural iron, known as acid from
u it- v.a mineral This is pure, highly concen-
senger trains, but it cannot be helped trated and poes Ktwice t0 ten times
now. It is to be hoped that the a-3 far One-half teaspoonful in a
power which fixes the rates will see glass of water is a dose. Take after
to it that a certain proportion of meals and on going to bed.
... ... ,. . Not Patent Remedy
i vwiu sues imu suppnes ana Nature Jn QWn inimitabIe way
rolling stock. mixed it kept it pure, down in the
earth. Acid Iron Mineral is not a
This nart of the smith ia in n. patent medicine. It helps ir.stead
western anu soutnern states wnicn course, have it. A large bottle of
were swept by tornadoes last week. Acid Mineral will be sent anywhere
Wle know what a flood is, if we have Prepaid upon receipt of one dollar,
never experienced a tornado.
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Ferrodine Chemical Corp, Roanoke.
Va.
George Sylvester Viereck makes BOSTON WOMAN RECOM-
a plea that Americana of German MENDING IT TO HER FRIENDS
descent be exempted from fighting Popular Boston Lady Says Tonoline
Germany. We are almost willing "a? proven a Godsend to Her
u . . , . It is always interesting to listen to
to agree to that, provided the men the statements of our friends, and es-
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menisci vca are wining 10 it, u an ex- pecially when you know they are sin
ception will be made of Georee. cere and honest in what they say. Ad
' ded interest is created in a statement
i, i-i coming from one who has spent a life-
Persons with small incomes might time in Boston, where she is well
i.li.-f i. i , '
oe aoie to interest tneir banks in a known socially.
proposition to sell them liberty Such a person is Annie Stewart,
bonds on easy terms .say a dollar a who re9des in Boston, and is pos
vifiAc for nn m kf- sessed of the respect and confidence
week for oO weeks No better inve.t- of her associates, and is willing for
mens couiu De made. anyone to call on her to verify the
, following signed testimonial.
It has been nearly a year since have suffered from stomach
th. German batt.e fleet won that vie Sttf J3 J0
tory over the British fleet, and it is pepsia. I had dizzy spells and head
about time the second and final chap- aches, and after I ate a little food
ter should be written. & would ferment and cause gas
to form in my stomach. I had pains
r.nf. ii, all over my body, and was chronical-
Catawba sweet potato plants are jy constipated. My liver was torpid
in demand these days. Any fai- and I felt generally miserable. I
mer who has them for sale can fin-1 hac doctored and had been in the
a market to his order by glancing ho,-pita1' Tbut received no Permanent
at tha p-,i i fc.i-m.in- Teief4 j was so nervous and restless
at the Record want column. that at night I could scarcely sleep.
I The gas pressing under my heart
Irish fishing boats are being de-causec Palpitation, and when I arose
stroyed by German submarines just irVthe I"01"? 1 was just as tired as
to nhnw TTn-n ut ki. i i when 1 retired. About two weeks
to show Enn that his friends love aj?e I began to take tonoline, and I
him like they do the Spaniards and can truthfully state that it has done
Swedes. , wonders in my case. I am feeling
. like a new woman and can eat any
I IBFRTY nnvna k.ind of food- 1 sleeP the nint
LlUEUfY BONDS .through and have no more aches or
pains; in fact, it has cured me, and
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Ke ftWaThdKne1 S any(e fan Lutz'a Dru Store Co. sell and
formscoupon'anT "regisTered" tW,antee
Coupon bond nr Ma if ' , There are numerous symptoms of
lar, com?nc ? S dinmSf! re Z0. this trouble that tonoline ca" relieve.
100 $600 and TlToo nSrf ?5i n fact' an of the following may
!nd interest'are payable tobSS de"te affections of the stoma
pe?? atthrernSferre1 one -bondholders may convert their bonds
offfijjf S Iboidi. in denominations ue" iS'
oo0,$$r?0u00ld$1$l0006o$on,0,0' . Tw. of the bonds to be
owner's name reirf,?? vVe Hie is PayaWe n application
lm?lndTt X Said bv ilch mSt b& W0? J,Une 15' The
check mailed ,1iJ,f 111 3ra.ld:by' balance " Payable in four install-
ton. The "owner m. v U V.- ?! Pe,r .n on- Jun 28; 20
form. ' " Pr cent on July 30; 30 per cent on
Interest is 3 1.2 DPr .t 4?u!t , are the terms
each half JI.?. U EL??' S?y 6 itlF ated. hV th government, but the
cember 15. Th bond Vr fvmZ OI tne,country, and many cor-
-rom taxa ion, except YnheSP PratlT' wilI,se11 the 1,011(13 on mU
taxes. P inheritance payments, as low as $1.00 a week on
The terms of the bonds are So'SSI 88 purchasers mav de-
SV'ttTat iTtl be J d to appli
1932. If any later erii of W ?.Jm' Yhen'J11? second installment
bonds is isysued by the IcJifS' wRl C?di f"d ihe themse3
at a higher rate of intereTS' Si? flJ of the
' -r uiiivuin, ax ter june
"All cars are good cars," said a
man the other day, "but some cars
are better than others."
Of course we admit that the Stud
ebaker car is better, but let us call
your attention to a few details that
you don't find in other cars:
iThe front seats are individual ad
justable chairs, removable or revisa
ble. You can take them out, or the
passenger in the righ)than front
seat can turn and face the passen
gers in the back seat.
The Studebaker Four is a beautiful
f-passenger car, lighter than the av
erage, stronger than the strongest,
and more powerful than the most
powerful of other makes. But clev
erly concealed under the tonneau
,seats, there are two folded arm
chairs which instan;tly convert the
Studebaker 5Passenger Touring
car into a big roomy 7-Passenger
Touring car df you are a car owner
you have been impressively taught
that there are times when two ex
tra seats are a great convenience.
Studebaker cars are upholstered
in genuine leather, but not just
genuine leather like many other cars.
Studebaker uses exactly the same
quality of genuine long-grain, semi
glazed, leathers as you find in cars
costing from $2,000 up Jeather that
costs 50 per cent more than the aver
age kind Studebaker buys its leath
er like it buys its steel, the best in
the market.
4 Cylinder $985, 6 Cylinder $1,250.
Detroit, Michigan.
Dr. R. P. WILSON
Veterinary Surgeon
Will answer calls day or night.
Office phone 226. Resident
phone 301-J.
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In order to help along the sale of th
Liberty Loan, the First National Rank 0f
Hickory offers three Gold Prizes, first, second
and third, $10.00, $5.00 and $2.50, to b
given to the boys or girls who sell the most
bonds. The contest will close June 8th at 3
o ciock, ana any person can enter by fjj
his name and getting a supply of blanks. The
are not offered for the largest amount
ing
prizes
Dr. Glenn G. Scott
DENTIST
OFFICE OVER BUSY BEE
CAFE AND KENNEDY
SLECTRIC CO
DR. G. E. FLOWERS
Having enjoyed a large coun
try practive for 32 years, an
now located in Hickory and so
licit a share of the general prac
tice. Office at 8th avenue and lith
street. Children's dise&3es a
specialty.
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Dr. O. L. Hollar
HICKORY, N. C.
Special attention given to
Fistulas, Fissures
Ulcers, Pruritus
g PILES
Abernethy Hardware Co.
HICKORY, N C.
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Cured. No cutting, no confien-
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LAWYER
Office
B Hollingsworth Clothing Co.
I NEWTON, N. C.
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sulsrnhed but
ror the largest number or individual subscrily
Government is anxious to enlist as many v;T
scribers as poss ible.
Nearly every person can take a bond, which arv sup
inations of $50 or $100 anl upward, and if the -.
not the ready money with which to make the purd,;., .v
'will help to carry him.
The only condition we make is that the
iv. AAvai ivjjjviiojun, Liovjiu dim w e reserve tne pr v
ing for the 2 per cent initial payment as provided bv
ment. These bonds pay 3 1-2 per cent.
"Blanks and full details will be furnished by the r
plication. Get busy and get a prize. Every bov m
lot of friends who will buy bonds.
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FIRST NATIONAL
Capital and Surplus $300,000.00.
V A. 'JCJM. JllJlCLTClt V'll Oi-VlXigS Accounts
pounded Qiisjrierly.
Money to Loan at All Times.
BANK!
Hickory, N. C. !
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Good Service You Will Like The Consol
idated Trust Company.
NO MATTER
How large or small your busi
ness may be we will be glad to
have you with us.
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Uo Co V. Special Train
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1917
28.
Monday June 49
Greatly reduced round trip fares from all points, via
Southern Railway System
Round trip fare from Hickory $8.75; proportionate
fares from other points.
This Re-Union will be one of the most Unique and
Patriotic ever held, and will be largely attended from all
over the country.
Tickets will be good on all regular trains, June 2 to 7,
inclusive, also special trains operated from variour points
for this occasion, final limit returning June 2 1 , but by de
posit and paying 50c is extended to July 6th.
Southern Railway System to Washington traverses the battlefield sec
tion of Virginia; and points of interest at Washington are: White House,
National Capitol, Congressional Library, Smithsonian Institute, Arling
ton, National Museum, Mount Vernon, public parks, and other attractions
For fares, schedules, Pullman reservations, see your
nearest ticket agent, or write,
S. E. BURGESS, D. P. A.
Charlotte, N. C.
ALLOW US
To demonstrate our ability to
take care of your wants:
CONSOLIDATED TRUST CO.
Capital $60,000.00,
Introductory
FREE OFFER
50c value for 25c. One "Jiffy" bath tub or commode
brush free with one cjn of STERI-FOAM, Spotless
Odorless, Sanitary. Let "Jiffy" clean it the easy way.
GRIMES & MURPHY, Druggists
Phone 300
Opposite Post Office
"IN Business for Your Health"
J. D. Elliott. President and Treasure. J. Worth Elliott, V.-Fr-
L. M. Elliott. Sectary
Elliott Building Company
Incorporated.
For all classes of construction. Estimates furnished cheerfully
Fine or ganizaticn anu best equipped contractors in the South-
HICKORY S . O
Subscribe to the Recor
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Hickory Cabinet & Manufacturing Co.
M. GCrouch, Mgr.
Located in old light house building near foundry.
Telephone 227-J
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