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ii : HICKORY DAILY EECOKD SATUKDAY EVENjNCi PAGE FOUR H Seasonable Suggestion CHASE a SANBORN'S Canister Tea The Best TEA for ICE TEA Better Fanning in the South M J I U. ' lt"Ny. 1 1 ; w -:.. ,1 11 ; Ji. SLL FERTILIZERS EARLY Railroad Sen ice is a Serious Problem Fertilizer Dealers Will Be Required to Accumulate Orders So That Full Carloads Only Shall Be Shipped Railway Authorities- Say Fertilizers Can Re Handled in Half Number of Cars Ordinarily Used A War Measure. Farm Service Bureau, Atlanta, Ga. C. A. Whittle. BREW in die same; manner as diougn serving tat, only nul-.e a littb stronger, as the addition of ice will reduce inc strength. When cold, add a small quantity of lemon juice and allow a few thin slices of lemon to peat on top. Add stir to suit taste. Use cake of ice large enough to Keep it thoroughly chilled. FOR LARGE QUANTITIES use three cunces or tea jor eacn auou oj wuit-w Whitener & Martin "Sell for Less Profit" HI The world is hungry. To get more food i:; an almniin;? problem. How can the la;rrw produce more fo : l when labor in so scarce? !! ' t-an more acres be planted to foo l crop.--, or how can more work be picn ihe acres usually planted with out more labor? l;uit a.-e of labor is hardly to be ex. eoted, but there is one important iiMvns of help which the Southern farnui has been utilizing in the p;.t and that is Fertilizer. But this too is beset with difficulties. Fertilizer can increase production without increasing labor except at harvest time. The warring nations appreciate this fact, and are giving all the encouragement they can to the use of fertilizers. The railroads can't do the busi ness expected of them unless every freight car is loaded to full ca pacity. To load them to full capacity the fertilizer dealer must have enough orders in to make up a full car load before he can reasonably hope to get a shipment. The earlier the carload orders are placed the better chance, of course, of getting a shipment. Be cause of the shortage of equipment, the railroads should have as much time as possible to plan for moving the fertilizer. Early orders will give them a knowledge of the number of cars that will be needed. Government Authorities Backing It The National Council of Defense has sent out a bulletin on this very subject, urging farmers to order their fall fer tilizers early so full carload shipments might be made and the largest amount of human food produced. The United States Department of Agriculture through the States Re lations Service and Bureau of Soils; and agricultural colleges and coun ty agents, are advising the same. The railroads are very irgent about the matter. The fertilizer manufac turers are offering to help the dealers and farmers as much as possible to overcome the transportation difficul ties. Half Cars Can Be Saved Railway authorities have statistics to show that half of the cars ordinari ly used for hauling fertilizers could do the business, if only they are load ed to their maximum capacity. Where a full car load can not be made up for one destination, then it is to be filled with orders for neigh boring stations along a railroad. Your Lame Horse A WELL SHOD HORSE RARELY GOES LAME Do you ever think of how much depends upon the soundness of your horse's feet? Did you ever try to work or drive a lame horse? You felt about as bad as the horse, didn't you? For years we have mad? a study of scien tific horse shoeing. Our shoes feel comfoi table on youf horse's feet and he has th;2 full and free use df his limbs. Don't let your horse suffer from bad shoe ing. Bring him to us and have him shod for both service and comfort. We Guarantee Every Job. Give us a trial. We also do first class painting and rubber tire work. rrn Ti Leo a ii rootmaLim Rear of Catawba Creamery Phone 235-J n RECO FX WANTS nam;::::nnn:nr:r.::;i:::i;ix;' oli falsi: teeth wantep-- Don't matter if broken. I pay :?J to $1.". per set. Snul by parcel post n n 1 1 reecho check by return .mail. Ii. Ma.er, 2007, S. 5th St.. Philadelphia, Pa. 7 0 tf WANTED AMiilTIOUS YOUNG married men to learn the moulder's trade. "Will pay lo cents hour while learning. Southern Desk Company, 7 15 tf j 1 LOST BETWEEN EPISCOPAL ! church and 1113, 9th avenue, or j between corner of 15th and lOlh j Ave., a in with polished stone ; about, an inch long. Finder please ! return to Miss Josie Person and receiw suitable reward. 7 15 2t pd i More Wheat and Oats From the South I "OK KKXTH NKW SEVEN room bungalow near square, $10 to pood tenant. Fkvrler's 7 10 4t FOR SALK NATIONAL register, perfect condition. Icr's. .cash Fia--' 1G 4t rou IJKNT 8 room iiorsi: with lar'e jrard.T, 11013 loth av enue. Also store hou.---e, desira bly located within two hundred yards of four lare nianufaeturin; plants. Henry Leonard. G 15 ti' WANTED TO III; Y SMALL farm ov ! n t r railroad, between SiaU.-ville and Old Fort, prefer in small villa-c. P. O. box 48, Kan dlcman, N. C 7 1G 1 wk f MACHINISTS WANTED CAN jcive permanent employment to sev eral machinists. Oood wayes and opportunity to make lots of over time. "Write Wilmington Iron Work, Wilmington, N. C. 7 5 - wK WANTEP ONE OR TAVO ROYS to work in the creamery and milk plant. Must be able to use Pabcock Test. Carolina Creamery Com pany. 7 17 Tue and Thur Farm Service Bureau, Atlanta, Qa. The South will be expected to take caro of its share of wheat and oat production. Discouragement from the winter kill of the last season and la bor conditions make the task of keep ing up production no small one, but the country needs more of these crops if it is to take care of its allies. The prices which they are bringing, of course, do not discourage production. Even if the acreage cannot be in creased tho prices which the small grains are bringing justify the very best seed bed preparation and the maximum use of fertilizer. Growing cereals, of couree, do not require as much labor as growing corn end cotton, it is true, but corn and cotton will take their turn in every well planned farm. The scant oat crop should be hus banded for seed this year. No oats are as good for planting in the South as those grown in the South, especially if they are grown in the region where they are to be planted. The same Is true of wheat unless in a given sec tion the best variety for that section has not yet been used. Good seed should be ordered early. Unless fertilizers are ordered early, so that dealers can ship only in full carload lots it is quite probable that farmers will be disappointed when seeding time comes. The railroads will probably have more than they can do even with full carload shipments. It is a national necessity to see that no freight car space is wasted. ! H 9 M I aS SS&g roj v, . s; , ...op 400 aoo aVo y 5.;T5) o ?- ,. o t &),c c -a o - - . , ysft nsfr (y&020 (v?&0)?& )? sya n&i 0fe?s Jot; :r : - ' -- j t((((c rYto fTN f- cSi, r x - . ! Jitney Service. FICKOIIY CON OVER TO N AND NEW- Tii KENT 2 large ju'r rooms. LiffhU and vater. .Apply Kccord ollice. G 23 tf I'OIl KENT SIX-KOOM IilHCK. V, E W ANT YOI U SURPLUS TO- matoes, b:ans and cabbage. Phone-1 Gl or !!' for prices and this fori delivery. Catawba Packing Co. 7 17 tf Schedule If you have cow trouble call W. C. house, two acre lot, pxid orchard, , Shell, phone 181. He will exchange, on Highland avenue, half mile from i buy or sell. Good milk cows a spec- square., Write or phone John A. Jsenhowcr, Newton. G 21 tf ialty. 7 17 tf FOR SALE COMPLETE SET Of Shakespeare 10 volumes 3-1 Mo- ' rocco bindings, perfect condition. Wall sell cheap. Fred F. Murphy, 7 5 tf i BARGAINS IN CANNING OUTFITS Wu have fifteen demons. Lralion Home Camicrd, of different capac ities at half price. Home Can ntr Mfg. Co. 7 7 tf FOR SALE EIGHT ROOM House all modern conveniences on 9th avenu?, just four blocks from post- ofli'ce. Nice convenient home, ideal location. Address I. O. box 417, Hickory. N. C. 7 17 Gt WANTED TEN LOADS OF WELL Totted stable manure. Hickory Seed Co. 7 18 Wed Fri I "OK SALE FIVE -PASSENGER Hup tournmj car with electric starter and lights. Abernethy Hardware Company. 7 7 tf FOR SALE MANUFACTURING site on railroad. Close in. Sev eral acres land with 7 room house. Property will bo sold cheap. $750 in P. and L. Apply at Re cord office. 7 8 t pd 8:20 .a. m. 10:20 a. m. 2:30 p. m. 4:30 p. m. 8:30 p. m. 7:20 a. m. . 9:20 a. m. 1:30 p. ml 3:30 p. m 7:30 p. m. Newton to Conover 10c Newton to Hickory 35c Hickory to Conover 25: Hickory to Newton 35c Our Motto: Good Service. CAROLINA MOTOR CO Leave Hickory Leave Hickory Leave Hickory Leave Hickory Leave Hickory . Leave Newton Leave Newton Leave Newton Leave Newton . . . Leave Newton . (Continued from pap;e 1) G57 Clejrfr R Gant, Hky 1995 Ottie E Smyre, r-2 Hky 175 Wm Arthur Miller, r-3 Hky 2117 Clarence Edgar Boliclc, Clarem 300 Henry Coleman, Newberry S C 278 B IT Whitlow, Hky 2177 Henry G Harris Catawba 1021 Reuben Fry, Newton 1G22 Colon O Rudisill, Newton Jacob A Thornbursr, Newton Herbert G Miller Hky Wm McK Turner, Monbo Will Williams, Hky Tink Setzer, Newton Lov Franklin Miller, Hky Clinton W Caldwell, Maiden Lester K Mull, r-3 Henr Emory E Sherrill S Ford James C Pope, Newton Jno Abel Smith, Conover Ernest Wloodie, Brookford Whiter Roy Whitener, S Fd Oscar O Hefner, r-7 Conove: II E Penand, Hky roi SALE 100 bushels of genuine native 'iown Ambruzzi rye, $3.00 per bushel. Crimson clovsr seed l'0c per pound. HICKORY SKKD CO. j ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE Ifavin.tr qualified as administratrix , of the estate of Trof. George W. J Hahn, deceased, late of Catawba ; county, North Carolina, this is to no tify all persons having claims against j the estate of said deceased to exhibit ! i them to the undersigned at Ilickorv ! on or before the third day of Julv. 978 1200 50G Joseph A Coky Newton Joseph B Whitener Terrell Latta Lee Propst r4 Newton I.'l? IH.'V'M . .11 "r wm, scvi-n room nouse, corner Eighth avenue am .nuvi, wiLLT nm 1 mm ..ii.! .... . . y ' nii.i iivLui; win ue jiicaueu in oar ot their recovery. i.ightH. 7-12-Gt. E. B. (Jvvin, Marion, N. C. WANI;,'i,)--1000 GOOD SECOND hand burlan bayss. u-h,,r,r Vr..t Co. 7 18 1 wk All TiersoTu indebted to SiV.l estate will nl ease make immediate payment. MISS PRECYOUS E. IIAHN, rn, . Administratrix This the second day of July, 1917. WILL GO ON YOUR BOND Bankers, Receivers, Adminis rators, Guardians, County Ofl'cers any position of trust. WE WILL BOND YOU. New Amsterdam Sasualty Company of New York City. .1. W. Ilollingsworth Attorney, Newton, N. C. 1210 2111 911 1172 532 1517 1851 1924 1139 1214 33G 2342 1952 23 2 1357 Walter Roval Siemon, Cladem 49 Charley Moser Coffey, Hky 8 Clifford Earl Abernethy, Hky 1707 Wm F Warlick, Conover 203') Marshall V Little, r3 Clerem 11 GO Walter E Rowe, Newton 1192 Jno W Sigmon, Newton .1600 James Carl Hunsucker, Conov 305 Percy Martin E-llenboro, N C 1043 Willie A Harwdl, Newton 557 Herbert Eugene Lail, Conover 1052 Arthur F Boliclc, Conover 1433 Jacob Robinson, rl Newton 2143 Henry Guv Brown, Catawba 1040 Carl E Wlhitworth. rl Ree.ps 1798 Lester J Propst, Maiden G22 Troy R Hefner, rl Hky 585 Joseph W Keever Claremont 2191 Ransom E Little, Claremont 207 1 Henry A Bvers r2 Catawba j 1404 Robt M Whitener rl Hky j 1257 Robt Perkins Wtilson. Newton ; 1077 Jno Macon JJonk, V-wton 1901 Claude M Herman, Conover 781 Willie D Berry, r-2 Hky 2131 Junius Wfiitener r5 Newton 1415 Fred Leatherman, r-1 Newton 1035 Chas Elmore Goble, Newton 1G34 D Murphy Weaver, rl Hky j sKa y0K0 is when you get your work done if sent to us. Look over your stock and see if you do not need something in the printing line. Our facilities are not excelled in this section, and we can always give you as good a price as is consistent with good work. We are equipped to handle anything in the printing line. Special ruling of all kinds. The House that has Served You for Over 12 Years Place Your Order Today Clay Phone 167 Pr nunsf L.O. Hickory, N. C. Lvj-y tos) Q??J0 svC Q v2? -iJd -i'J) Q'Jt)i'--0 ) '-ix0 5) Q Fes? F)c 5i",o 0 ., ' Vv 2 Sfe Sfe $pc 5?ofr $(c 5fefc oytfo ZP sv? v 15 oxs Sos Soxs GToxc CToNs K oNa 5 6i Soi SoSS 3os GToAt5Sos GfoVS 3lSs (5l5s (5Xa (oNs (sss (?5s b osb " ' 958 Henry L Bumgarner, Newton 323 Floyd R Yoder, rl Hky 1343 Thomas Blair Little Claremo 1439 Clyde S Rudisill rl Lincoln 1804 Loy A Sips Maiden 857 Pock Hill, Hky 1554 Jno Murray, Newton 1401 Summey England R-1 Newton 1303 Edw Sherrill Newton 2151 Jno Joy Coulter, Catawba 963 iGrover Lee Cansler r-3 Newto 438 Chas A Shook, West Hky 878 Rufus Oats, Hky 1059 Russell C Herman, Newton 441 Robert Starnes Erst Hky 880 Jno Lewis Puett, Hky 1776 Avery R Linebarger, Maiden 457 Geo E Whitener, r-1 Hky 23 'Harley E Baker, r-3 Hky 1173 Arthur S Setzer, eNwton 331 Jno C Wjhitener Hky 1881 Thomas F Bray, Denver 1108 Geo W Martin, Newton 1910 James B McCall, S Ford 1780 Albert Sidney Lewis Mdn 492 Calvin M Pitts, Rl Hky 1201 Geo M Sigmon, Newton 1978 Lee A Ranipe, r-3 Conover 2199 Ewe Miller Catawba 56 Alfred Tat- Deal, r2 Ilky 800 Geo Arrowood Hky 1747 Perry A Cline Maiden 1447 James L Schronce r-1 Reeps 1049 Wilson E Hass Newton 1442 Millard L Reinhardt r-1 New 715 Ralph Garland Drum r-2 Hky 961 Corthburkarl Butler, Newton' 539 Luther L Marshall Brookford 549 Fred O Lineberger, r-1 W Ilky 1596 W Atley Hildebran r-5 Hky 562 Wm Henry Lail Hky 5f Eypbt Glenn Afjierrjtiiy Hky 1407 Clyde L Hilton r-1 Newton 501 Wm W Penney, Hky 102 Noah Daniel M Huffman, r2 H 2025 Edward R Eckard, r2 Clarem 1915 Geo Ivey Robinson Denver 1411 Fred Killian, 21 Newton 1979 Ester A Lail, r-2 Hky 875 James Netly, Hky mm mm tarn MMk, 714 Jno Franklin Dietz Ilky 1528 David S Drum, CaiauJ i 86 Arthur T Fox, r-2 Hkv 1997 Bruce P Sisrmon. r-1 W. 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