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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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SSENGER
HE'S GETTING TO BE
A REGULAR CUT UP,
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cmmJ I HAVE THREE buyers for close
in farms. You have the farms.
Phone C. T. Morrison, 203 L.
10 16 tf
WANTED To rent small bungalow
or 3 or 4 rooms close in suitable
for light housekeeping. Howard
Campbell. 10 20 3t
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FOU KENT 6 room bungalow,
lights and water, No. 2020, 9th
avenue. Henry Leonard. 10 12 tt
Help your country to help you! Buy
i;ovirtiment Bondi,
WANTED Sweet potatoes. Call
phone 04 for prices and quantities.
Catawba Tacking Co. 10 16 tf
WANTED Immediately four or
five carpenters. Apply L. L.
Moss, Hickory. 10 17 tf
I1EFORE placing your order for a
car. see the new Grant Six at
City Garage., 10 18 1 wk
Special train to Charlotte and re
tuTn next Thursday October 25th
on account of Barnum 'and Bailey
circus and the training of 15,000 wild
horses at Camp Greene by the Texas
cow boys. Separate coaches for the
races. Train leaves Hickory, 7:15
a. m. Only $1.00 to Gastonia and
return train leaves Charlotte 8 p.
Linglei, manager white divis-
m.
ion.
10 19 4t
FOR HIGH SCHOOL PIANO
The boys and girls of the Eighth
grade of the high school of Hickory,
have obligated themselves to raise the
money to pay for a piano purchas
ed for the high school. This is a
Stieff Piano, solid Mahogany case,
built especially for college and
school at a special price.
Any amount you give will be appre
ciated by tb:nn. Don't forget the,
girls with the cards. 11 22 6t
LOST On September 5 small black
pocketbook, with First National
Bank of WVilters, Okla., printed on
bank and S. Haxtman engraved
on back. Also contained receipt
from James Link. Reward if left
at Consoliated Trust Co. Mrs. J.
T. Hartman, Hickory Route 5,
Box 41. 10 24 It
WANTED Cotton bags and bur
laps. Hickory Furniture Co.
10 24 5
LOST Automobile cut drive chain
between! Hickory and Coi3vejr.
Finder return to Chero-Cola Bot
tling Co. 10 24 It
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE RECORD
YELLOW BLOOD IN OP
PONENTS OF WAR
(Continued fun: ?a2 1)
that America is awake to the fact
that this country is waging a war
for self-preservation and knows that
when the struggle is carried to a
successful conclusion the liberty of
the United States will never be im
perilled again.
After describing the Liberty Bond
which the government is selling as
having the entire country's guaran
tee of the safety of the principal
the money invested in it the secre
tary added "but America cannot as
sure her soldiers of their principal
their lives."
"The soldiers does not ask the
government to guarantee him saf
ety," said Mr. M'cAdoo. "He ex
pects to die if necessary, but he has
a right to ask the civilian population
to do this much for him to arm
him with the best gun that American
mflney and American ingenuity can
devise, a gun that will shoot faster
and farther than any gun yet made,
and give him the best bayonet that
can be forged by American skill and
brawn
"It is the only chance he has for
his life. That is all we can do
for him. Isn't he entitled to it?"
The 65,000,000,000 raised through
the second Liberty Loan will be de
voted chiefly to this the, secretary said
in closing, and "we shall end this
thing for ever and America's liberty
will never be imperilled again."
HICKORY
MINISTERS
TO AID CAMPAIGN
The ministers of Hickory will meet
in the rooms of the Chamber of
Commerce Friday night at 7:30
o'clock to formulate plans to help in
the conservation of the nation s
food, and 11 ministers,, white and col
ored, and other persons interested are
asked to be present. The national
food administration is urging the
observance of wheatless and meatless
days, and this matter will be stressed
in every community in the United
State. The ministers can do more
to aid than any other class of citi
zens and undoubtedly the,y will
respond to the appeal.
NTERNED
GERMANS
ESCAPE FROM CAMP
By the Associated Press.
Atlanta, Oct. 24. Ten German
sailors among several hundred in
terned at Fort McPhearson escaped
last night or early today. They
were from the ships Prince Eitel
Friedrichiand the Appam and includ-
l ed two officers. Army officers said
they did not know how the men got
SUGAR RATIONS ARE
SOLD IN NEW YORK
By the Associated Press. s
New York, Oct. 24 The first
war rations since the United States
went into war went into effect here
today when retail stores throujgh.
out the city restricted the sale of
sugar from five to two pounds at 10
to 11 cents, the lower prive prevail
ing where patriotism ranks above
avarice. The sugar famine is not
expected to be broken until the new
crop is available in January.
Under the rules adopted housewives
will be able to buy from their gro
cers bags every two weeks contain
ing, 2, 2 1-2, 3 and 5 peunds, de
pending on the size of their families.
DINNER FOR SOLDIERS
AT NEWTON ON TUESDAY
,'Newton people gave the quota of
soldiers who left there today a big
dinner yesterday, M!r. Eubert Lyerly,
chairman of the local exemption
board, reported today. The good
ladies had everything a man could
desire to eat and the Catawba men
were made to feel that somebody was
thinking of them,
away. Nk hole had been cut in
the wall and it was apparent that
the men had scaled it.
Outside aid probably was furnish
ed, officers believe.
HENDERSON
RECOMMENDS
RONIZED
PAW-PAW
Mr. W. H. Henderson, of R. F. D. ;
No. 6, Concord, N. C., a farmer by j
occupation, says: "I have been a;
sufferer from Rheumatism for sev
eral years and my whole system was
run down and completely out of
shape all the time. I purchased a ,
bottle of Ironized Paw-Paw from the
Pearl Drug Co., and almost from the 1
first dose I have felt like a new man
My suffering has disappeared, and I :
cannot recommend you Ironized Paw
Paw too strongly as my self-experi- .
ence makes me give you this testi- i
mony so that others can be bene-
fited." !
Your druggist probably keeps it,
but if he doesn't call at the Hick-,'
ory Drug Co.
Ironized Paw-Paw (liquid form),
price $1. Formula on every bot- j
tie. Mail orders promptly attend
ed to. Interstate Drug Co., Inc.,
New York. Advertisement.
BOND SALE
Sealed bids, addressed to the un
dersigned will be received by the City
Council of the city of Hickory, North
Carolina until October 30th, 1917 at
8 O'clock p.
or any or a!i .
issues of bor.'i
ory. dated fX.
terest at 0 ; , r
payable kc-.ti'-and
inter:st r,
York.
$15,000 Wa-v;
maturing r n
1918 to "197
$33,000 V:r:
turing 83,00' i a
1918 to 1924 .!.
tober 1, 192")
.$70,000 .Sir.-,:
nuaiiy uc;e;..r . ;; i ;-,
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share. mat,.;r:
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tooer l, VJi i i .; ,,n.
nuaiiy Octowr I, V.- yfi
T.ach bi.-l re.w .... s .
a certmea cn-irc.-.: :
of the par valuv ..f
drawn to the cr:-.r
Treasurer Upon
bank or trust c jr.r-.-.:
accompanied by , n in
ount, to secun- c'.-.y :.hr.: w.
resulting frum fa:".ur. c-f the
to comply with ':. -.-rrr..- of r.
Bids must be u ::(. iit:o::a!
to legality of Vet : r.i the
must acrree to ; iVvT
bonds not later V...- X '7t;
and then make t'V ruv:r...r.:
for.
int. liiiL l 11 iv v. . a:.v f,
bids is reserve !
JOHN W. BALLEV.".
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A DuafLy amidl Op
portmiraty
Buying bonds of the United States Government is not charity nor is it some
thing you should wait to be begged to do it is your individual duty anc
opportunity to serve your country in a business way. Do you fully realize this?
You certainly would feel under obligations to support a body of men protecting your home from invaders
and this is exadtly what the American army in France is attempting to do for YOU. Do you realize this or is it
something a little distant and hazy to YOUR mind? . .
We Americans Mmst Wak
e
Up
:hild
and
This is a fight for all of us-not the other fellow, regardless of who started itW musl finish it or get finished.
Thf nnrlfycirrnrl konW -.Cxv 1 1 1.1 . . r i f i . i ...
6 cxao,olcu uy uie pamonc citizens or nickory, are tryingto place Liberty Loan Bonds with evervman. woman an
llua SCLUOn- W1U yu P It does not take much money-we will help you, without charge.
Shall we beg you to do YOUR DUTY and to STAND BY YOUR OWN HOME?
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First National Bank
Hickory, North Carolina
Consolidated Trust Company
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