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I KIDAY EVENING HICKORY DAILY RECORD PAGE THREE sai2aaaHHII8:innHnniinnnnnnnBnnannnaBnnnnii - .- , ,. ' '''' -J'- u H P El 0 H ! A H H H a ii n 10 0 H B 0 a s 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 S a 0 0 R B 0 0 0 0 0 0 f K B D B B B fl B B B B B B R I CHARM AND REFINEMENT an appeal that nice jewelrv. There is goes with never fails in the jewelry or pern that has both mini i fir and good taste back, of them. See our new designs in Wrist Watches, Lavalliers, I.rooches, pins, Rmgs and other jewelry just received. A positive guarantee as to quality and stylo. Geo. E. Bisanar Jeweler and Registered Optometrist :: inspector for Southern rind C. and N.-W. Railwayg. 13 a El 17 a D s B D D D a D tr w tnaaaBasssianDanBonnnaHQnnDHHBannnon T . m' your eyes. Life is too short not to have the correct I the Ut eyesight possible. If you lose your teeth you ;m i-i', but if you lose your eyes it will be a slow go. My ,irv lilted and adjusted scientifically, when that is dono .-tint bo improved on. One- should always go to a registered iit as other servicj is guess work and might do harm. . i Kvt sick, would you send for an unregistered doctor, ; w o:ihi want ail tho experience and skill possible. Those oviinod by my sug gestions in buying glasses get tho .taction. 1 am far the senior in this section, having had x ,,ty years experience. If experience don't count what ,rv conio in and have your eyes tested and get a pair ;;u K'usej fitted and relieve that eyo strain. Tho word - tnn for all that is best in glasses, and the best i3 none . f. r anyone. I also fill all kinds of prescriptions and any complicated lens from the pieces. ('nu'lli's Opthalniic Cabinet and electric lights I can fit i iy or night. This will be good news to tho working , can't come in the day. I guarantee my service to ! '-t and excel the rest. One does not have to buy i i t :i and they owe it to their eyes to get the best quality E. E. HIGHT Expert Watch-Ibker - and - Registered Optometrist a a a a a a ta m a a Special at the PASTIME Saturday, Sept. 8 "THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER" A story of Marine Corps life approved by the government. FORD'S WEEKLY (EDUCATIONAL) Mutt and Jeff Special at Pastime today PEARL WHITE in "THE FATAL RING" 5th Chapter Also HEARST PATjllE NEWS and DOISBY'S BEAU INVESTIGATION SPECIAL MUSIC TONIGHT MANY ARE REJECTED AT FORT OGLETHORPE 'IV Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., Sept. 7.r Physical examination of applicants to the second officers' training camp was completed and approximately lo men from each company or a total ox 250, were rejected. When the reject ed men are discharged, the quota, of each str.te will again be tabulated and a call issued to alternates to fill the vacancies. If all alternates in any particular state have already been called, vacancies for that state will be filled by applicants selected by proper authorities. TO USE VEILS FOR SANDBAGS IN EAST 9 a aiiEt;iaiS3i2E"JBnnncnnncnnanannannnnnDunp For ti Clas (.Ir-. !-.: Or.'.: !' ii"-:. ln.it! Situa;i' Iel; AtMr fli"r ;.! For MISS l""H 1 ' si'ian:; PEACE INSTITUTE, Raleigh, N. C. Education and Culture of Young Women .'. : rury, and Scientific Courses leading to diplomas. . .-. !.:.. I by State Department Education for Teachers' .. Si'ccial diplomas awarded in Music, Voice, Art arm hi. Excellent Commercial Course, Domestic Science, Art. "::i im: Specialists in all departments. Located in capital city gives special opportunities. :' .: facial advantages. ii'--: Supervised indoors and outdoors by uthlelic director. , .itii.n, individual development. Climate permits out- i'i winter. ;',",.'uo or furthtr Information, write at once to M AUV OWKNS GRAHAM, President iioioi ii i.iMut. iiititiiMiiiiMiiiinititiiitiiiiiiut. ' itmii i : ntt iii'iiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiMiiiitiiiiiiiiniiMiiiiMiiiiiiinmiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiniinnnn1 . , ; ; , . ' , i . I l ul lllk I I U I II i I Ml IIUIIIUIilUIIUIIUUIIilluiuui m By the Associated Press. Geneva, Switzerland, Sept. 7. Women's veih and the tapestries of private homes are. to be utilized in the Holy land for the manufactut of sandbags for the Turkish trench es, according to the Constantinople correspondent of the Geneva Trib une. The Turkish authorities in Pales, tine and Syria have informed the lo cal officers of Beyruth and othei towns, the correspondent says, that 1,500,000 sandbags are required in the trenches at once for defensive purposes. Inasmuch as sacks and cotton cloths are lacking. "All silks and tapestries" in dwellings are be ing commandeered, and soldiers in Syria have been told by their su periors they may remove the veils from any women whom they may en counter in the streets. Local and Personal ttiHiitmnnmflnnMMnnmmu' Mr. G. F. Ivey left today for New York city where he was called to meet with other desk manufacturers.1 His son Leon accompanied him. i Mrs. Mozelle Furman returned yes terday from Charlotte where she was the guest of her son, Mr. Henry Fur man. She was accompanied home by her grandson, Henry Furman, Jr. Mr John A. Lentz returned last night from Blowing Rock, where he was called in the interest of an ad ministrator for the estate of his brother, the late W. C. Lentz Mrs. Lentz and son, John A. Lentz, have been appointed administrators. iMt. H. WL Warner has gone to Mt. Gilead, Montgomery county, to spend some time at his old home. He went by way of Statesville in his au tomobile and was joined there by Mr. C. T. Hicks. It has been 30 years since Mr. Warner left the old home place. Mrs. Albert Johnson and child, with nurse of Rock Hill, S. C, arrived this morning to spend a few months with her aunt, Mrs. G. W. Killian. Mrs. Johnson was formerly Miss Ander son, daughter of Mr. J. G. Anderson, of Rock Hill, by which name she will be better known by the many friends she made during former visits to this city. LUCAS TO ASSIST PAGE IN FOOD WORK SLACKERS IN THE HOME :n::un:::u::uui!:m::niT::::n:m:KmTUttK:u:-!U The Hickory Daily Record $4.00 a Year in Advance a::n:tt::!::::u:nrti mmmmmwtattttwiiiiiiiiiiiatwuui:u U TV- T". !t is the Real Stuff VERTHETOP" imitkt., soldier who Went. For a year and a half :i vun led in No Man's Land. This American soldi- m 1 aduil fighting and real warfare than any war cor-- i .vho ha? written about the war. His experiences are y are lightcnedby a touch of humor. And they are Get .his Book Today at the The Van Dyke Shop tov. , PHONE 48 " - ' 1 .-. : An. Ambition and a Record ! i ! - -'-U of the South are identical with the needs ' f ' ' '.uthrrrj RuHivivi the trruv.-th uitl IUCCCM of OHO mean ' 'M-t "I tiie other. ' ''I lit otlieri. atiltion ff the Southern Rallwir Company !' to we that i ;Mrfr,t (lt , horn cl co-operation between th! public anJ UlTni-l", tf. tr n.f-.. 1 . 1. lranl. nnllr IntSc m.lSt rf 'I rulrcvt, ,ir,h Invitr. the confidence of rovernmenta! ) " "i t-alire tliatlllxtrallry ct treatment which will enanie u ' ' " ' .Hillildtia! rapUai needed for the acquisition of better and U . inujei m tba demand for locreaaed and better I finally '' ''I nl h( !n tim bufy Volltle ff tb oth aloniide of -"j- li.-luMrl- with o mote, but with equal liberties, euual "'! f-iu.l ojjK.luiiitli. " lha Southern Serves tho South." by Atlanta Constitution. "I am perfectly willing to sign the food conservation card" said one housewife whose complaint was sim ilar to that of many others, "but my husband doesn't want me to. We talked it all over and he says he won't go without the things he has been accustomed to and he won't eat any meat substitutes or war breads. You know how men are." Ye3, we know the type. We know how some men are gross, unimag inative, gluttonous and perhaps pa triotic till it comes to the first trivai sacrifice they are called upon to make for their country. This man is also the kind who says the place of women is in the kitchen and who is quite ear nest in this conviction that the man of the family earns all the money and the wife should be content to get what she can. Yes, dear wife. We know how men are. We know the type. And we pity you more than we pity the country that is depend ing upon the sacrifices of such men for assistance. DISPOSITION OF RtHEIMS CATHEDRAL By the Aaiociated Press. Paris. Sent. 7.-HSuggestions are hmno- nubliclv advanced as to the aes- tinv of Rheims cathedral. Discus-! sion centers on wnetner it suuum restored as a cathedral, transformed into some sort of national memorial iedicated to those who have lost tneir ives in the war, or left as a mo"u- ment of Teutonic Daroansm. a" question cannot be definitely decided perhaps until the Germans have been driven from i'ort urimout aim final condition of the mstoric iaue, after so many months of bombard ment, can be . ascertained. r Meanwhile Cardinal i-iucon, Arcu )ishop of Rheims, who has remained hoiovod cathedral tnrougn- out the bombardment, is firmly de termined that Rheims shall always have its temple. "We shall repair tho " h said. "It must De su. We have casts of its statues, and col nhs of its glass Our nrrh tMt. at TISK OI niS Hie, IS WUirv in" under the damaged arcnes xo save ..rViQT- cnti be saved. " - .i i "The day will come when tne aoors will again be opened tor religious services, for I hold last to one inmg oWp all. that the cathedral where the first christian king of France was A.fonsH shn i remain tne inot LIU I01l."v.. i,,,-,.V. ,F Franco. tllUH-il v. T nrntest with all my energy, anu I shall never cease protesting, against any project that seeks to make Rheims cathedral into some kind of a museum or necropolis. Those who have such lAon An not consider what Rheims 13 tr. ko Tinrph. for France, and for the whole world.- All such propo sola nrp imDOSsible. , With one suggestion only, that has been made, can I associate myself with all my heart. . et tnere De owrv vear. a solemn celebration in the cathedral which has suffered so from German rage, in memory of those who have died for the safety of the country and the freedom of the The whole Catholic world would join to found such a perpetu 1 macs and I hone that God will spare me to celebrate it myself for Raleigh, Sept. 7. J. Paul Lucas, Tettiring secretary of the North Carolina food commission has be come assistant to Henry A. Page, food commissioner of North Caroli na and will report for duty next week. 'Mr. Lucas r.i the office in Raleigh through a period of four months and must have done it well. Dr. IT. Q. Alexander of the Farmers' union, thought the farmers had been so thoroughly harrangued on their du ties in planting as to make further preaching unnecessary. That did not cause the commission to abdicate and dissolve. It was then discussing a longer program. !Mr. Page is organizing the state for work now and seeks an assistant who can do the detail work. He has secured Mr. Lucas. He will be here Monday morning to begin the organization of the office. Mean while, Mr. Page is getting the mate rials for his campaign together to begin a campaign that will end when the war ceases. WET WEAHHER PROVES INJURIOUS TO COTTON Washington, Sept. 7. W!et weather interfered with the best develop ment of cotton in many central and eastern districts during the last week according to the weekly crop bulletin. In Texas, however, well distributed rainfall was beneficial. Boll weevil damage was reported in some sections. Cotton picking was delayed m some parts of the south by showery weather. UlrW r lip lllfg TO WHEAT FARMERS OF COUNTY There is a great demand for good seed wheat for planting this fall both in this and the eastern coun ties of this state. I am planning to print a list of far mers in this county navmg seed wheat for sale. This list will then be mailed to the County Agents and farmers of the eastern counties. If you have any wheat for sale, please send me your name, addres amount, kind of wheat, and price per bushel. Please send me this infor mation within the next ten days, as the list will be prepared at the end of this time. HOMER H. B. MASK, County Agent. Silk Fabrics Spool Silks Alluring in their exquisite colorings and lustre, these fashionable fabrics are both practical and economical because of their long-wearing quality. In clever designs and distinctive weaves for Gowns, Linings, Petti coats and Underwear. k , Women of discernment and thrift prefer those silks which have oeELOiNG'SO woven in the sel vage. Belding's Spool Silks, noted for their strength, elasticity and smooth-sewing qualities are ob tainable in every fabric shade. ' Your local dealer can supply you give him your patron age. Belding Bros. & Go. 15 Belding Bros. & Co. itWtigl XV NeW York Baltimore San F We are now agents for this fam ous pure dye silk. We call espec ial attention to 688 washable Charemouse in all colors at $1.75 per yard and No. 193 extra weight Charmous e at $2.25 per yard. Thompson-West Co. "THE LADIES' STORE" NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Cataw ba County. North Carolina, will re ceive sealed bids at the office of the Register of Deeds, m the town of Newton, Catawba county, North Car olina, on the 12th day of September 1917, at twelve o'clock, noon, for the purchase of one hundred thous and (100,000.00) dollars Catawba County, North Carolina, Bridge bonds issued under and m pursuance oi Chapter 103 of the Public Laws of North Carolina of 1917. Said bonds shall bear interest at the Tat oi o per cent per annum, payable semi-annually; said bonds shall be dated July 1st, 1917, and become due and payable as follows: $3,000 July 1st, iyz3. $3,000 July 1st, 1924. 1$3,000 July let, 1925. $3,000 July 1, 1926. $4,00n July 1st, 1927. $4,000 July 1st, 1928. $4,000 July 1st, 1929. $4,000 July 1st, 1930. $5,000 July 1st, 1931. $5,000 July 1st, 1932. $5,000 July 1st, 1933. $5,000 July 1st, 1934.. $6,000 July 1st, 1935. $6,000 July 1st, 1936. $6,00n July 1st, 1937. 6,000 July 1st, 1938. $7,000 July 1st, 1939. $7,000 July 1st, 1940. $7,000 July 1st, 1941. $7,000 Julv 1st. 1942. "Roth nrincinal and interest shall be payable at the National Park Bank, in the City of Mew xorK, state oi New York. All bids must be unconditional and the purchaser must be prepared to take up and pay for said bonds on the day of sale. Each bid must De ac companied by a certified check on a National bank for 2 per cent of the total amount of bonds bid for, a an evidence that the bidder, if his bid is accepted, will take up and pay for said bonds in accordance with this notice. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Dated at Newton, North Carolina the 6th day of August, 1917. . OSBORNE BROWN, . . Chairman Board of County Commis sioners. Catawba county, North Carolina. ATTEST: H. EUGENE SIGMON, Clerk, Board of Couny Commission ers, Catawba County, Nor.h- Caroli Have You Fell This Way? A bilious sick headache A sluggish, inactive liver A tendency to constipatStm A distressed feeling of un comfortable fullness after eating NYAL LIVER SALT corrects a stomach fault, liv ens the liver, stops the sick headache, helps produce nor mal bowel action. It's an especially good laxative it's guaranteed. Price 25c the bottle. 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Broken lens duplicated and ail kinds of optical repairing done on short notice. iiliB m ESSEX Jeweler and Graduate Optometrist. Il!l!llllltil!!!l!l!ll!l!llll!nii:illll!ll!!ll!lllllllllim 1 Are You Going 'To Build? J IF SO SEE THE Builder s Supply Lompany g Who can. furnish you any kind of building g material: Shingles, Lathes and Hard g Wood Floors, Specialties. g DUAMC A4T na. 8 11 to Sept lz. the first time.
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