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Hickory Daily Record
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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1918
WORK IT HARDER
The Record would urge on the good
people who read this paper the ne
cessity for doing all in their power
to have their friends join them in
making the War Savings campaign
an overwhelming success in this
county. Numerous men, some of
whom have never spoken in public,
are . joining the company of speak
ers to present the great cause in ev
ery nook and corner of the county;
busy house-keepers are making a
house-to-house canvass in an effort to
put the community across. There i3
whole-hearted cooperation.
To buy War Savings Stamps might
be a strain on some of us, but it is
our duty to strain for our country;
there are young men who are risking
all for the people back home. Their
sacrifices cannot be compared to any
that we might be required to make
And buying stamps that are worth
as much as their face value in gold
the universal medium, is not a sacri
fice.
Catawba county is looked up to by
its sister counties throughout tht
state. It has a position that it can
not afford to lose. Push it over the
top by a big margin.
"PARTISAN BIAS"
The "one-horse editor" will be un
able to clamber up on "every stump
in Catawba oounjty" between now
and November, but he hopes some of
his friends will post the following on
one or more stumps in the county:
METROPOLITAN
Office of
Theodore Roosevelt
May 22, 1917.
My dear Mr. Farabee:
None of the letters I have , re
ceived pleased me more than
yours. With thanks.
Sincerely,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Mr. Roosevelt was told by the "one-
horse editor" that there were excep
tions when tho editor could not en
dorse the colonel's acts.
To some it may seem that the
government is going rather strong
In Taising armies for service over
seas, but we may be sure that thi3
does not seem to be true with tho3e
men who have gone across. . The
more men raised, equipped and c.nt
against the Prussians the greater
the chances for the return of those
who have preceded them, and tho
quicker the contest will be decided
right.
Frank A. Linney., who knows his
mountain people, says there is no
trouble about the citizens of Ashe.
They are as loyal and patriotic as the
citizens in any of the counties, and
they are not responsible for deserters
who infest the county from three
states. Mr. Linney, by the way, is
doing as much work as the next
man in the cause of America.
In presenting Rev. W. R. Bradshaw
with an automobile, the members of
the First Baptist church showed ap
preciation for a pastor whose first
consideration is their welfare. A
little act like this is not only appre
ciated by the recipient, but it tends
to make shepherd and flock even more
devoted. The Record congratulate
all concerned.
The farmers of ITorth Carolina
have been producing crops during the
past two years that would have seem
ed impossible a few years ago. The
spur of necessity, as well as the
spur of patriotism, are responsible.
The French, who know as much
European politics as anybody, warn
the public not to take the Austrian
situation too serious!y. We can hope
that the dual monarchy will crack,
but we should not expect the subject
races to strike unless they feel that
they can break the bonds.
Well, pretty soon the editor will be
able to take a ride as often as he
likes. It is not hard to call on
preacher friends for a lift. All the
preachers should have automobiles.
Rhodhiss and Granite Falls will
have a rally tonight and there will
be stamp works.
Some seasons we are having. Every
thing is growing.
OUR FUTURE TRADE
The future of American foreign
trade depends largely upon the par
ticipation in its benefits of a steadil
increasing number of enterprises.
T?ivilnnllv or in oo-oreration. the
prospect of success of well-directed
and sustained enort is reassuring.
Our trade must depend for its fu
ture development primarily on the ef-nn-rirultural
and industrial
production, upon the enterprise of
American merchants, manufacturers,
shipping, and banking and upon tne
training of youth in our scnoois, coi
leges and universities.
T?inVM- nflturallv will exert a tre
nTiiMia influence on our foreiern
trade program and an important duty
rests in the same degree relatively u
the prairie banker and the metropol
itan banker.
The best preparation for an effect
oftor tho war trade Dolicv is ad-
herence to sound business principles
in the regulation and restriction of
trade during the war. The various
Federal agencies empowered to act
can assist American enterprise by the
negotiation of advantageous commer
cial treaties, by collecting and dis
seminating more extensive informa
tion for foreign markets and by sug
gesting improved financing, selling
ard pVrchasinp methods Bankers'
Monthly.
NEED OF INCOME TAX REVISION
Our present income tax law is per
haps the most absurd hodge-podge ev
er placed on our statue books. After
several years of struggling with it
intricacies, the treasury is still unable
to fit it to all cases, and it throws
a heavy and entirely unjust burden
of detail on bankers, brokers, em
p'oyers and all those who in any way
handle the incomes of others. It is
full of inequalities and unnecessary
complications. It makes no dis
tinction between' earned and unearned
incomes. It contains numerous pro
visions which are unenforceable in ac
tual practice.
It is certainly to be hoped that
since our taxation program is to be
revised the revision may be thorough
enough to make both the income and
the excess profits tax laws simpler
and more definite. We have yet to
hear from any taxpayer who is. un
willing to bear his share of the war
burden but all of us dislike to feel
that we are also bearing a part of
the other fellow s burden. Magazine
of Wall Street.
ONE TO THREE INCHES
OF SNOW IN GERMANY
London, June 28. .Snow has fallen
to a depth of from one to three
inches in several parts of Germany,
according to a dispatch from Amster
dam to the Exchange Telegraph Com
pany. Frost has caused havoc to
the fruit trees.
The cold wave, the message adds,
is considered to be an economic ca
tastrophe. Berlin and Hamburg
have experienced four days of unin
terrupted rain.
GASOLINE STOVES
Have you a gasoline stove in your
home? If you have, you had bet
ter communicate with your insurance
agent at once, and obtain a permit to
use such stove. There is a regu
lar form for the permit, and it is
against regulations to have a gaso
line stove without permission.
HICKORY PLUMBER THOUGHT
HE NEEDED NEW PIPES
"My stomach and intestines were
always full of gas and I often had
severe colic attacks. The pain and
soreness caused me to think I need
ed a new set of pipes. Since taking
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy all this
has disappeared and my only trou
ble now is to make enough dough
to buy all the food I'd like to eat."
It is a simple, harmless prepara
tion that removes the catarrhal mu
cus from the intestinal tract and al
lays the iniflamjation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and in
testinal ailments, including appendi
citis. One dose will convince or
money refunded. All Druggists.
(Adv.)
Train Schedules
SOUTHERN
Westbound
No. 15 At Hickory 7:56 a. m.
So. 11 Ar Hickory 11:20 a. m.
No. 21 Ar. Hickory 4:45.
No. 85 Ar Hickory 12:02 p. m
Eastboond
No. 86 Ar. Hickory 9:00 a. m.
No. 22 A r Hickory 11:20 a. m.
No. 12 Ar Hickory 4:45 p. m.
No. 16 Ar. Hickory 6:15 p. m.
C AND N.-W
Southbound
Mo. 9 At. Hickory 2:85 p. m.
Northbound
No. 10 Ar. Hickory 11:40 a. m.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICE
B
ITES-STINGS
Wash the parts with
warm, salt water
then apply
Lml. Body-Guard InTCxr Hoi
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25c, 50c,. 31.00.
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PRUSSIAN RETROGRESSION
The Outlook.
The daily papers 'announce that
a German commission appointed to
examine the decline in the birth rate
in Germany has reported a recom
mendation for the compulsory mar
mi age of Germans before their 20th
year is passed, with a provision of
financial assistance to those who
need it and penalties for those who
refuse to comply, and penalties also
tor unaxned cqupies who remain
childless.
This is the latest, though it may
not be the last, manifestation of
Prussianism.
Henry Drummjond has said that
love is the greatest thing in the
world. Love has mitigated the hor
rors of war, and sent the Red Crosa
with its. missions of mercy to tent
on the battlefields by the side of
the soldier; it has provided for the
lame, the blind, the weak-minded, and
the various handicapped in peace; it
was created within the nation the
spirit of regard for each other's
rights and of respect for each others
opinions the spiritual basis of demo
cracy; it has leaped over national
boundaries, and by inspiring mutua
regard, and respect among men of
different races and nationalities hag
begun to create a spirit of interna
tional brotherhood; it has expelled
the spirit of abject fear from religion
and substituted the spirit of loyalty
and reverence; and it has proved it
self the bond of perfectness in cre
ating the family, the foundation of
all social civilization, and the nurs
ing place of love in all its various
forms as justice, pity and mercy.
Prussianism has abolished human
ity from war and substituted terror
ism, veiling its cruelty by a pretense
that the greater the terrorism thb
sooner the war will be over; it has
avowed its disbelief in aid to the
handicapped, and declared that the
best service which can be rendered
to the unfortunate in society is to
facilitate and expedite their suicide,
it has proclaimed itself the invete
ate foe of liberty, equality and fra
ternity, and has taken up arms to
abolish democracy from the earth; u
has denied that there is or should be
any fellowship to nations, and de
clared that "Thou shalt love thy
neighbor as thyself," does not mean
tlat men r different nationalities
are to have any feeling of good
will toward each other; it has en
deavored to drive love from the pul
pit and for loyal love for a heavenK
I Father. God of love; it has sought
: to substitute abject fear for Odh..
:god of force; and now it proposed to
;abolish love as the bond of per
; fectness from the home life and
I make the family merely a means of
breeding soldiers for the state. Whav
iurtner step toward making barba
rains o fall German Prussianism can
take it is difficult to see unless it
should adopt the legislation which
Plutarch attributes to the Spartans
and teach its young men to murder
peaceful laborers in time of peace
in order to accustom them to brutal
ity in time of war.
RING MADE FROM PARTS
OF DESTROYED ZEPPELIn
Mrs. D. C. Keever is the proud
possessor of a finger ring made from
parts of a Zeppelin that was shot
down by French airmen, probably on
the last great Zeppelin invasion of
England, when the Zeps struck across
France and ran into hard luck for
them. Mr. A. F. Keever of Newport
News, who was here on a visit to his
mother, left the ring with her and
she prizes it highly. It was presented
to him by a captain of a transport
in appreciation for courtesies shown
him by Mr. Keever at Hotel Warwick
at Newport News.
The Record is indebted to its good
friend, Mr. M. H. Johnson of Bakers
Mountain, for two baskets of fine
peaches. Brother Johnson is one
of the Record's friends who see to it
that the joys of living are not lack
ing. Extra at the
"PENDLETON'S ROUND UP"
Eighth annual review,, the greatest - western feature
ever put. on the screen. This is a most unusual
feature in three reels, also
TO-TO in THE JUNK MAN"
a two reel comedy. This will be a great show boys.
Don t miss it. ADMISSION 5 & 15c. (War tax included.)
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"THE OTHER
....A Pathe Play in Five Parts....
adapted from the A; H. Woods stage success which
ran for over two years with Blanche Walsh as star.
A picture every woman in Hickory should see.
ADMISSION 5 and 15c war tax included
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EXTRAat Pastime Monday
" WHISPERING WIRES OF WAR "
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PEARL WHITE in "HOUSE OF HATE"
and "It's a Wild Night'' a Lonesome Luke Comedv H
"J HAVE used Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
A Pepsin and find it a most effective
and pleasant laxative one that is worth recom
mending to one's friends. I know that my
health has been greatly improved since
using it."
From a letter to Dr. Caldwell written by
I Miss Alice Lombard, 22 Boylston St., I
Springfield, Mass. J
Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin
The Perfect Laxative
Sold by Druggists Everywhere
50 cts. (2) $1.00
A mild, pleasant-tasting combination of simple laxative
herbs with pepsin. Brings relief without griping or
other discomfort. A trial bottle can be obtained free of
charge by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 458 Washing
ton Street, Monticello, Illinois.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO REGISTRANTS
TVi Irwal board announces that
the last of! the questionnaires for
the registrants of June 5, 1918, will,
have been mailed out by Saturday,!
June 29, and it is important thatj
the registrants properly fill out these j
questionnaries, answer an questions
that require answers, and that the
questionnaires be returned to the of
fice of the local board within seven
days from the date of the mailing
thereof.
Failure to fill out and return ques
tionnaire within seven days consti
tutes a misdemeanor punishable by
not to exceed one years imprison
mpnt. and such failure mav also de
prive registrant of valuable rights
nnc rpsiilt. in immediate induction in
to military service and trial by court
martial.
Rpjrist.rants are advised to secure
the services of a member of the legal
advisory board, or some otner law
yer in the county, to assist in filling
mif tne nuestionnaries. The mem
bers of the legal advisory board are
Messrs. W. A. Self, W. J. reimster
and W. B. Gaither. Any lawyer in
the county will assist registrants
frea of charere.
LOCAL BOARD FOR CATAWBA
COUNTY
The best place in town to buy
your candy
A large assortment of fancy
goods always on hand
FRESH ROASTED
PEANUTS
ICE CREAM
SOFT DRINKS
Don't forget I handle Dolly
Varden Chocolates.
Business Strictly Cash
D. W. COOK
1416 10th Avenue. Phone 248
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Omaha Bee.
These new tfassenger rates are
hrp.alci.TiP- un a lot of rdans for sum
mer gatherings, but they do not in
terfere with any of General Crowder
excursion parties.
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Professional 1
Cards
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Diy W.B. Ramsey
Otitic over Shuford'8 Druj Stor.
Hickory,
THE HICKORY HARNESS CO
i&afrafit!uer& of li &v.a of
HARNESS, BRIDLE.
AND STRAP WOSSL
Sepalrtng a Specialty.
Elekory, N. C
THE ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
THOMPSON. Proprietef ;
Fint-Class Work Guaranteed
Pboc 10e. Work Delivered
1082 14th trct Hickory, N G.
Next to First Buildin k Loan offle.
Dr. R. P. WILSON
Veterinary Surgeon
Will aniw; caIIs day or night.
Beiidenca phona 808-L.
DR. 0. L. HOLLAR
HICKORY, N. C.
Special attention given to
PILES, Fistulas, Fissures, Ll
cers, Pruritus Cured. No cut
ting, no confinement.
CHIROPRACTOR
DR. E. B. ROGERS
Removes the cause of disease
such as:
Asthma, Biliousness, Bladder di
seases, Bronchitis, Catarrh Con
stipation, Coughs and Colds, dia-:
betes, Diseases of the Prostate
Gland, Diseases of Women, Dys
pepsia, Emancipation, Epilepsy.
Health Without Drugs
Dr. J. Sidney Michura
Graduate Veterinarian
Office A. S. Abernethy
and Sons
Hickory North Carolina
Telephone 256
Residence 339L
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J. C. DeRhodes
Justice of Peace
Office 1222
Ninth A ve.
OR. ALFRED W. DULA I
TOSEF BETTER
SEE DULA
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The Best Equipment Obtainable.
tjiaoses fitted exclusively
MARTW BLOCK. SiHOIR.n.C.
lXwo i got it from CXJLftTlt i'lu3t
WA TCH PAPKS FOR DATKST
LENSES GROUND & DUPLICATED
Repair Dept. Box 127 Charlotte, N. C
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Did it ever occur to you that a recognized con
nection with a strong financial institution often
makes the difference between the success and fail
ure of your enterprise? A proper use of the facilities
-offered lby such an institution as this one is of the
very first-aid s to ?scientif ic management and busi
ness efficiency,
These are just a few of the services we per
form for you.' If you have never had a bank account
you will be surprised at the many conveniences it
affords. Do not wait until you have a large sum
to deposit nearly all accounts are started with
small accounts, .and we welcome the beginner.
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I FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Capital and Surplus $800,0OOX0.
four F Cent. Interest On Savings
pounded Quarterly.
Money to Loan at All Times.
Yes, Madam! we sell Fancy Face
Powders, Perfumes and Paints
Dollars Saved By Wives
May Save the Husbands' Lives
Buy War Savings Stamps
GRIMES AND MURPHY, Druggists
."On the Corner" -;- Opposite Post Of tice
"IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR HEALTH
PHONE 300
Buy War Savings Stamps
arc coming in every day and they alwyas
come again. The Cash and Carry System
means Economy and Thrift, and these two
words mean more to the American people
now than ever before.
Home, grown Tomatoes 12 l-2c lb.
Snap Beans 6c lb.
Cabbage 1 4c lb.
Breakfast Bacon 50c lb.
Fat Back 30c lb.
Side Meat 32c per lb.
Tub Lard 28c lb.
Snowdrift, large pail $2.60
Snowdrift, sealed cans 4 lb net $1.25
Pure lard 32c lb.
Pink Salmon 20c per can
Sweet Meadow Corn 15c per can
Clipped Corn 17c per can
Canned Tripe 1 1-2 lb can 30c
White House Coffee, 3 lb can$1.00
WThite House Coffee 1 lb can 35c
Caraja Coffee, 4 lb. can $10o
Carja Coffee 1 lb can 2Sc
Evaporated Milk, 1 lb can 1
Evaporated Milk, 6oz. can
Good 4 Tie Broom 'oc
Good 5 Tie Broom s?,c
Head Rice 12 l-2c per lo.
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