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WHEN GERMANS WAKE
U-iir.""",u "". . - v eop will v.a.;e up 10 sun
J - - They will know that P.eljr
H. Farnbee
J. C. Miller
One uf these days the German jp
111 wake up to some iaci .
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Editor nu,n, t,:;x 0f attacking Germany
They will know that Germany
couM nac donated Franco. Rus
sia an.l Tn-land if the outrage on
npl-ium had not beta committed.
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They wi.ll know mat mis
crime' set two-thirds of the world m
atrainst Germany and caused most of Rl
the opponents ut the rrussian poc fj
pecia! at Pastime 1
Friday, Oct. 5.
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I'UMMCATION OITICE:
1402 ELEVENTH AEMJg
irTbers desiring the address of
KMrWT changed, wig plego utc
in theii' communication both OLi
NFAV addresses.
To insure efTwient delivery, corn
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BcriptK n Depanmeni y to .Han-i on ine shiv ,.j
When the German people permit
these Tacts to soak in, we wonder
tvhnt thev will think of the rulers m
it 1)0 ...i. . i v,m..,1 iVin nnininn that
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Six mi.t.Uu . I00tho Carman people are nut compct-
Thi'.-o month) - ')n'ent to run their .overmnent.
One Month "
':!!i.:;:::v.:;r::r:::;'. " wwl p. ui the Dutch.
I', .tTed as second, ''usa matter Sep-i we;ltht,r prophet of South Carolina,
temlor U, 1915. f the Ptoil.c Qf th(j Colunibia
Ii,l:o7,N.L.,unu.,- - -State that the earth was nearer the i
Lun in ll 17 but that the sun did not jj
MEMHEi: HP ASSOCIATED 1UKSS rmliate hcat If those Columbi. j
;.,1,u!vrlv'ans had been aware of this, they M
entitled to the use for republication would not have adjourned to their
of all news credited to it or not 1 Ullimcr capital. i
credited in this paper and also tin,
local news pabllsheJheriMn. Anl S( ,omc of the French refer
TunJSDAY, (XT.T,' 1917 'to tu- American army as the Sulva-
Armv. e!l, it may no an
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HEARST-PATHE NEWS AND A GOOD COMEDY
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Hickory N. C.
THE HICKORY HARNESS CO.
Manufacturer of all biudo of
OARNESS. BEIDLE3 SADDLES
AND STRAP WORE!.
Repa!riu2 a Specisity.
BTickory, N. C.
P.IMT1SII REPRISALS that.
Th-J P.ecord had hoped that Great,
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savr.::c".v of r.'pr;sais, nowover nia-u
thev undoubtedly are justifiefid n.
th.' r.rvst.nt case. The P.ritish jrov-
em desirinir to conduct its war- prom all account 3 the Caldwell
fare a vurdinir to universal custom. pair ;s worth seeincr. If you haven't
hesitated for three years, the while. ?,,on ;tt run up tomorrow.
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F. M. THOMPSON, Proprietor
First-CIess Work Guaranteed
Phone 106, Work Delivered
tf)S2 14th a tract Hickory. N C
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The First' National Bank will receive subscrir.
for the new loan without commission. Paynv:.
be made two per cent on application balance rs c
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These bonds bear FOUR PER CENT ir.
and are excellent investment.
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Hickory, N.
Office Over Hickory Drug Company
Hours 9 to 12, 2 to 5
Capital and Surplus $300,000.0).
Fo'ir Per Cent. Interest On Savings
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wimh is i'.istinVd in international law One
, , , ?:::or:r ho r.icin.'t.3 ims cndi out ine y
as a weapon to m.ue xne our. r , t ,h ,e 0f ho elan with a
desist m us uniawuu operauon. ci;,vcr epi.trram to the tileet that w:
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the worli
for hypocrisy. It has been
m cceiaiist nans ami ar-
The Gennan raids on English and rro ii;.d'.itm' "to make
Vrpnr-h cities were the same as n
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n reu'imciu oi cavairy ou-na c;lfe tab!c3 from New York to U
loose in Hickory or Newton, after g?n pranc;sc0,
the soldiers had prone to the front, Those who accept it as a true S
.nnd allowed to shoot up the town, thrust are those who see the strutr- 3
inHn, ,,cn ,nj children. Thcvo for --f
is no (iiu crent-i; unmi " n m10 f,.(,th!u to-'fht lor inrooL'.'noux
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on an inland town and a cavalry raid the centuries and trained at jrreat j
in old.'n days on a defonselcsss town cost as vantage points for the next A
, , .,. ,(u upward thrust of the peopes. They U
y':. . attach no value to those avowals of 4
The British irovernment had soutrni thJ cieVlOCratio faiih by even the s
to carry on its war airainst the arm- most reactionary and undemocratic
ed forces of Germany, and it yield, of politicians in England and Amtr-
ed to popular clamor only after the ica which to others mean that the in-
' . , . , . .,. tention, the ideal of democracy nas
Germans hau carneu out raiuinp op- confiUcre(it and jt oniy remains to j
(rations ni.crht after niarht for years. c.irry &ut the intention and realize the li
IP the P.ritish bombard German ideal. That is a bir task in itself, ' j;
A irina with rftmnminrl in- but not so bljr as would be the task of y
1 , v reformers livincr in a world under tne
terest. as Premier Lloyd George ha. dom5nance of a systcm founded on
jpromised. we may look for a change outspoken contempt for democracy.
in the nolicv of friehtfulness on the "
part of the Germans, as far as th. Ni'nP- T&DS?M I
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n may require a dir aose oi xnen
There is going to b
overcoats, ladies' arid children's coats, sweaters and
ready-to-vear. Shoes of all cleGcriptions, ram coats
for men, women and children, men's emd boy's dress
and work shirts, overalls, a full line of wool and cotton
dress goods arriving daily.
The Wise Will Get Their Wants
It is particularly advisable that you call on us im
mediatery and make your purchase. You'll feel much
better with the knowledge that your needs have been
taken care of.
. S. SETZER AND SO
Hickory, N. C.
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Havin,'? enjoyed a large coan
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n. -v? located in Hickory and ?o-'
i?it a share of the general prt-v-
t;r.e.
Office at 3th avenue and 15th
street. Children's diseases' a
specialty.
Dr. R. P. WILSON
Veterinary Surgeon
Will answer calls day or niarht.
Resident plione 301-J.
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own medicine to cause the German.; OP THE CITY OF HICKORY,
to do3ist in ft practice that is the Whereas on the 14th day of August,
icme of savaeerv 191 , the City Council of Hickory
'!"!-! rt Arnr.i'nir.nl Vinnnoft Af ft-P 1017 "
provitiintr that said ordinance should
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passed an ordinance authorizing the H
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Charlottto may not have the lar- in an'mmt not in jvms ! H
t'est camp in the south, but the sol- of fteen thousand dollars for the pu..
fliers Camp Greene will house this Psa of etending the water works
fall and winter will be second to "SP whcrefl9 sald ordinance con
none, if vc may judge the whole by tained a paragraph in literal compli
0 the specimens which have nassen ance with Section 17 (1) (i) III of
through Hickory. Those northwes .
mil "wv.-, iti-au iiuiu lir; Olctlll.s. t. . ....l a. ii.. . e . i .
' not oo suoiiiuu'u to tne oters oi tne
compare favorably with the pick of city, unless within thirty clays after
southern and northern soldiers, and its first publication a petition for
it is a real pleasure to look upon submission was filed under said
rlW1rt.on of said
regimental band of the first North section is inconsistent with other
Dakota infantry here yesterday ano parts of "The Municipal Finance Act
observed the high tvpc of men who of 1017," other parts containing pro
composed the section moving to iVJffi ?A
id not attempt to conceal their days after the last publication of said g
admiration for the visitors, whose ordinance: i
.'top was too short. The presence1 AmI whereas the City Council de- ffl
of .,o,,,ior, if only for a few - 'StoV "
minutes., stirs the blood of Amen.' i;ow, therefore, notice is hereby
cans. given that the said Water Bond Or-
. . jdinance will be submitted to tho-vo-
Even the most daring of the air-'!"i3; Mr. aP.Pror odisappro.
c , r" . ' " iva' if a petition is filed withm thirty
men finally face a greater rival. Guy- days after the last publication of said
nemer, the most famous of all, went ' ordinance; and that the city will not
down fighting, and it might have been ' sue or attempt to issue any Water
a modicre opponent who sent him ' "f!?, Zlri dT yteT
viin. V,,. i it. . , , Jast publication of said ordinance has
hurtling to his death. Lieutenant ; passed without a petition having
vohs(, uermany s greatest airman, : oeen iilea or if one is so filed
j The Hickory Dadly Record
Year in Advance
his is
fell victim to one of Britain's lead
ing lights, which probably is con.
trary to the rule.
1 It may be interesting to observe
that the present rise in cotton is not
as great as the rise in June when De-j
cember contracts ascended to 27.14 !
or- 110 points above Wednesday's
close for that month. Many farmers
believed in .June doubtless that they
were being baited, but if they were
iney won t regret it.
wm not issue or attempt
to issue such bonds, unless the ordi
nance shall be approved by the voters
of the city. The voters have until
the 10th day of October, 1917, to
file a petition for referendum.
JOHN W. BALLEW,
9 21 to 10-10 City Manager.
How to Stop Loss of Hair
and Start New Growth
Dr Clarence Poe advised the far
mers to hold for 25 cent cotton and
the gentlemen who met in New Or
leans a few days ago and placed the
limit at 30 now will be ashamed
of themselves for being so modest
It looks as if they will have ask for
Remind
Pay your lighting bills before the
10th and receive the discount.
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Continuance of service depends on bills being
paid by the 1 5th of each month, following
that in which service is rendered.
"; cents.
Now if the Russians would spill
about 250,000 Germans in the neigh
borhood of Riga, there would be no
more ringing of bells in Berlin. And
by the way, bells are no longer rung
to celebrate happenings on the wes
tern front.
The importance the Germans at
tach to the ground recently won from
them by the British is attested by tht
furiousnesa .of their counter-attacks.
So far as we are concerned Per
shing already is a 'general.
If your hair is thinning out, life
less, full of dandruff, and your head
itches like mad, it's a sure sign of
the dangerous dandruff germ, and
quick action must be taken to save
what hair you have and start a new
growth. Don't wait until the hair
root i3 dead, for then nothing can help
you, but get from your druggist
four ounces of Parisian sage it
don't cost much and there- i.s nothing
you could use that's iuiy better. Dr.
Sangerbund, the famous Paris spec
ialist, discovered that dandiuff and
falling hair arc caused by a microbe
then came tho discovery of the val
us of Parisian sage (liquid form) to
destroy this germ, prevent falling
hair and the formation of dandiuff.
A feiv massages with Parisian sage
are all that r,re usually needed, and
very soon you should be abb to see
the new hairs coming in. Parisian
sage is women's favorite hair dress
ing, because it will not stain and
makes the hair htotrous, soft and
fluffy. Be sure you get Parisian
sage .Giroux's), for this brmd is
guaranteed by the Hickory Dr;:g Co. i W
una can supply you. adv I Mini;:Milillli
Don't put it off Pay before
the 1 5th.
Dr. Oma H. Hester
DENTIST
OFFICE OVER BUSY. BEE
CAFE AND KENNEDY
ELECTRIC CO
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HICKORY, N. C
Special attention given to
Fistulas, Fissures
Ulcers, Pruritus
PILES
Cured. No cutting, no confien-
Common and Face
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StatesvilleN. C.
Fraternal Directory
Hickory Lodge No. 343
A. F. & A. M.
Regular communicetion Flr&t
and third Monday nights.
Brethren cordially invited to be
present.
F. L. MOOSE, W. M.
D. L. MILLER, Sec'y.
Piedmont Council
No. 43, Ji, o. U.A. M.
Meets every Konday evening
at 7:30 P. M.p All visiting
brotheis cordially invited.
D. D. TAYLOR, Councilor.
W. I. Caldwell, Rec. Sec
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Visiting brethren invited.
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BUT DON'T WORRY ABOUT THE PAST,
The important time is TODAY-NOW.
BEGIN RIGHT, COME WITH US,
spurred on by a new determination to say
next year the record will all be in our favor.
STARTTOUR ACCOUNT HERE
with only $1.00 if you wish but start it Gno days
delay may; lengthen into years
A FINE LAXATIVE
San-tox Fig Cascaros a
natural and correct ennan
ceinent of the weii known
laxative properties of hgs.
In tablet fonr conven
ient ana pleasant to take.
Price 10 and 1 5c.
mm & MURPHY, Drug
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J. D. Elliott. President and Treasure. J. Worth
L. M. Elliott. Secretary
Elliott Building G
Incorporated.
For all classes of construction. Estimates fur:::.-:
Fine or anization anil best equipped contractors in
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! TJIE needs f tlie South are identical with the r.eedi ;
. of the Southern Railway! the growth aavi success c! one aciss ,
J the upbuUdinj of the other. I
The Southern Railway wfta no favors do special rrivl!c;? :.o i
J accorded to othen. , J
I The amblrfon of the Scarhern Rslltmv rnrintrv I: tn fee that '
unity of intereat that Is born of co-operation between C- r"' -;" 3:1 1 i
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, . "uiiiMuij iu oce perrcctca mar lair ana tranic policy in t.ie ci.-.t - i
ment ct railroad which Inntet the confidence of cwernrocnta. i
igenaes; to realize that liberality of treatment which -R-.U casinc k
to obtain the additional capital Deeded for the acquisition of brttf r nr. 1
enlarged facilities incident m Cfe demand for Increased end ter.er
ervicej and, finally
To take ! niche In (& bySf oUtlc of the South a'.rr.iide p!
other rreat industries, with a Save, but with equsl iiterics. cjial
rhjhts and equal opportunltlafc
The Southern Serves the Saab."
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