HICKORY DAILY RECORD
SATURDAY EVENING,
Car Load Gold Medal Flour Selling 3 to 4Dollars Under the Market. Buy a Barrel. Best Flour Made.
MARTHA WASHINGTON CANDIE?
WE HAVE TODAY
Fancy head Lettuce, new Florida to-
NUTS
A new stock of fine
HUYLER'S
Big line, fresh today. ' Fresh every
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
.Better get in on this car. The high
est grade flour at a price cheaper than
can buy. A car load. This flour will
be higher. Buy. today. Our barrel
price 16,00-. 1-4 barrel, $4.25. This
flour is now worth $20. barrel.
DROMEDARY DATES
Stuffed. A package for Sundiv
The nicest confection.
STONE'S CAKE
Fresh today Marble Gold q;i,
Raisin. ' hu'r-
nuts. The
Just received a shipment A.-sovted
finest walnuts, like advertised in the ' hour mixture, Chocolate Covered Cher
Chocolates, Assorted Chocolates
Hon Hons, Assorted Hon Bens,
sorted Nut Chocolates.
Take home a package.
and matccs, California Celery,
Florida i
ries, Ye Old' Fashioned Chocolate
Creams, Jordan Almonds.
magazines.
Paper Shell Almonds.
As
Knap Beans, extra tine Malaga Grapes, Ccorgia PaFer Shell Pecans, finest ev-
freoh Cccoanuts, extra fine Cranber-1 er, Brazil Nuts, salted Peanuts in lj Try a box of Huyler's Assorted
Fresh Oysters today. Have the
m for
bunday.
In pint and quart tins.
lb. tin. Always crisp and fresh. j Bon Bons. No Chocolate, fresh and fine.
nes.
Blue Ribbon Peeled Peaches, 2 and 5 pound packages at 30c lb. WHITENER & MARTIN Pan-a-ea-a, Guaranteed to Make Hens Lay
THEY BRING RESULTS
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WE HAVE THE FOLLOW ING, Used
cars for sale
One Model K Ilup-
mobile, One Stutlc-birher four,
Oakh.nd d '' touring enr, One
ono
una
Chevrolet Touring Car . A11 the
above cars arc equipped with start
er and electric lighL;, ;;l.sor,onc Ford
tourir.g car. Hickory -Garage Co.,
Tihone 225. , ,72 If
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WANTKD TO Ri -NT 5 OR
rooms close in. l'horie 150-L.
12 V tf ryt :
G
VULCANIZING AND '"TIRE- SER
vire. Hickory Vuli?.tzir.g , and
Stinnlv Co. SJ wnwwvvenu
a a
phono
.Vs7 tf
LOGS WANTED - CORD
paid for pine, trunvr "WaRrand all
other lou'S'tvand . feW -.lvng, 8
inches and over in diameter. Ivey
Mfu- Co. 108
WANTED
We buy all kinds of scrap iron,
rags, clean, eottcn or dirty, old sacks
good or rotten, old brass, copper and
ull kinds of junk. Uring it to 1000
Tenth Avenue or phone oS-i-.T and I
will come after it any time. V. Win
ter. 107
LAI ) I ES W E V A N T YOU TO
"Know" about N. R. G. and eav
ivstly request that you ask your
grocer for one package N. U. G.
and try it. Then you "Will" be
"Convinced" of its merits.
103
WE "KNOW" N. II. G. "WILL" and
does make washing easy. Try one
package, price 15 cents and ycu
. will also "Know" it. 10.i
FOR KCRURUSNG FLOORS, CLEAN-
ing water sinks, bath tubs and
.cooking utensile, nothing equals N.
R. G. 10.1
1- JLL H ! I ------- -
RES 1 1 STOCK OF CELERY, LET
tuce, Cranberries, Nuts, Figs, Dates,
Malaga grapes,, fresh Oysters today.
Whitener A .Mi.rtin.
STO ( K II O I . D E US' N OT ICE
A mcetisg-H-f Coo stockholders of Un
consolidated Trust Company will be.
held on Thursday night, January S, at
7 o'clock in Hie director's room.
AUTOMOBILE RADIATOR RE-
pairing, J C. DtiRhodes, 1222, 'Jth
Ave., Hickory, N. C. l)3tf j
CRACK EI)" EGGS 40c PER HYZ
l'N, ALL' RORK SAUSAGE
ST 1 J V V E I ) 3 Of RER V O UN D. CA
TAWBA CREAMERY CO.
COW I EAS AND CORN WANTED
Highest market prices paid in cash.
Try us. ' Hickory Seed Co. lf5 cod
HAVE YOU A HOUSE FOR RENT
or sale? Address "M. Y." of lire
oiid. 102
E(J(jS HAVE ADVANCED ACAIN.
Pan-a-on-a guaranteed to make your
hdns lay or money back. Wml-ener
cc iiviarwn.
103
DR. jHESS HOC WORM POWDER,
guaranteed to make your hog eat
in"; three? day or money back. Whitc
niir & Martin. .102
e
and
Loan
Arnouneoli? opening; of the 30th Series
and invites one and all to take stock in this
Series. . '
Mutual
Association
W. H. LITTLE, Sec.-Treas.
(Office near the postoffice)
WASHDAY IS NO LONGER ONE
of worry, to those who u:se N. R.
(i. Because N. R. G. makes . wash-
ir
eas:
103
N. R. (i. WILL NOT INJURE THE
hands or most delicate fabrics. Help
reduce the cost of living by using;
N. K. G. and stop rubbing- and be
convinced. 103
WANTED
cotton rat; s.
AT ONCE CLEAN
Clay Printing Co. 6t
SANITARY CLOSETS I WILL EX-
cavatc your pit privy and do every
thing there is to do about it, ac
cording to the state board of health.
Call or see me at 1321 8th Ave.,
James Hooper, Col ' , ;
r00AC 11 K ' FA Km"$9,OOo7"nE A R
statiin, and smaller farms. Easy
terms C. Witmer, Nottoway, Vir
ginia. ' 17 3t cod
NOTICE
, The annual inciting of the share
holders of the First National Bank
of Hickory .will be held at the -banking
house on Tiusday, January 13th
at 2:30 o'clock for the purpose of
electing directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before
the meeting. '
Respectfully,
K. C. MENZIES, Cashier.
LOST M LID CHAIN OFF CAR IJE-
tween Hilderbran and Hickory.
Finder '.return to Abernethy Hard
ware Company and receive re
ward. 3t. 101.
LOST CHILD'S DROWN KID
glove for left hand. Lost cn Main
street. 'Reward for return to Recr
ord office. 1 8 2t
FOR RENT 5 ROOM COTTAGE,
close in, light and water. WV L.
Payne. lOOtf
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FOR RENT SAFETY DEPOSIT
IJoxes. Consolidated Trust Co.
Rent a box for your securities and
valuable papers. 105
FOR RENT NEW 'BUNGALOW.
F. J. Flagler, phone 202-J it. 101.
VCENTS WANTFjI) SELL NEW
apparatus for heating and cooking.
No wood or coal used. A red hot
seller. Howard Walker, general
delivery, Salisbury, N. C, 1 10 4t
NOTICE
The annual meeting of the share
holders cf the First Security Trust
Co. of Hickory will .be held at the
banking house on Tuesday, January
13, 1020 at 3 oclock for the pur
pose of electing directors for the
ensuing year and for the trans
action of such other business as
may come before the meeting.5
Respectfully,
1 2t E. N. CARR, Treasurer.
lTJliaBB)lfm'IBIliBMLflMM
Building
Associ
anon
Loan
and
FOR SALE ONE LARGE RED
cedar chest for storage purposes
at a bargain price. Rocky
Glen
Furniture store.
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Ol, 102
I .NERVOUS .-WRECK "
Firoaa TLrte Years' Suffering. Says
Cardui Macia Her Well.
Texas City, Tex. In an interesting
itatenicnf, Mrs. G- K. Schill, of this town,
says: "For three years I suffered untold
agony with my head. ! was unable to
do any of my work. '
I just wanted to sleep all the time, foi
giatvras the only ease 1 could get, when
I was asleep. I became a nervous wreck
just from the awful suffering with my
isead,
! was so nervous that the least nol3C
would make me jump out cf my bed. 1
had no energy, and was unable to do.
anything. My son, h young boy, had to
3o all my household duties.
I was not able to do anything untH 1
took Cardui. I took three hollies in a!!,
and it surely cured me of those awful
headaches. That has been three years
ego, and 1 know the cure is permanent,
lor I have never had any headache since
'aking Cardui.
Nothing relieved me until I took Cardui
II did wonders for me."
Try Cardui for your troubles mndf
'rcm medicinal ingredients recommended
(n msdical t;ooks as being o! benefit in
.'emals troubles, aud 40 years cf use has
proven that the boclcs arc right, Begis
ujl-injT Cardi.i today, KC-.B
CRITICAL SHORTAGE
OF SCHOOL TEACHERS
Educatrrs from eastern states met
in New York this week and formu
lated a program for relieving "a criti
cal shortage in school teachers.
"The public schools of the nation
are facing a critical situation" says,
tho program. 'In the states of the
Atlantic seaboard hundreds of schools
are closed because teachers are
net available for them. V
"There are being employed , as
teachers large numbers of persons
vb' do not nossess the qualifications
that have hitherto been required. A
loss of students in the state normal j period he earned his living by chop-!
schools amounting to 25, SO and in ! pins: wood, ringine the college bell j
seme states, - 50 per cone, indicates j cleaning up the recitation rooms and;
that youne; persons are turning their I making Tip beds, cJosed witn Mr. Irat-
attention to other occupations than ton at the head of the class of 1876.
i teaching. Commercial and indus-i Hard work and ihigh . .scholarship
trial opportunities are not only at- i had secured recognition for him by
itractir.g teachers from the schools, ; this time and he was offered good po
'but thev are drawing away from su-1 sitions la the section in which he had
nervisorv positions in education thnso ! educated himself but he turned his j
upon whom reliance for leadership
should be placed. , j
"The pressing problems cf the pros- j
ent time, the settlement of the new
issues of the immediate future, de-i
Kiand f rein the people that public 1
education be not permitted to suffer
,lai;:e, Its a paramount ciuty
Z i V LU:-ULUL! , U.-U1: Maie ; an academy on a little ridge near his
and of the nation, each m its ap-ihome in the shadow of nawkbill,
propriate way, to prepare forthwith Tpble psrk and Grandfather moun
to meet- the necessities of a most tains. With this school firmly estab
urgent situation.' he riQyt founded the" Globe
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v.mm vino
mil oyw nim
9)
Give
Dr.
Bell's Pine-Tar-
Honey a shaaics to help you
i"1" TS ingrcrlients are sure to promote
speedy and comforting relief from
inflammation, phlegm congestion,
hoar:;cnef.3, grippy cough, asthma,
bronchitis, hoarseness. While Nature
d octroys the infectious
Dr.
Bell's Pine -Tar-II one v. hr.-.ls pnrl
comforts.
And what widespread, ever-increasing
popularity it enjoys! Safe an
tisopt'.c, parents give it to their
children as freely as th?y themselves
use it. It is nonsensical and dangerous
to neglect a cough or cold. Using Dr.
Boil's Fine-Tar-Honey is showing
good, judgment. 30c, 60c, $1.20.
-Is Your Child's Liver Inactive? e
That means constipation, dullness, listless
ness. Correct it with Po-Do-Lax. It cleanses
t'r.e system geditly but positively. Help nature
do her duty. Good for young and old. All
cir":i:,i3. c.; r. r nottie. Trvit tn-n ffhf-.
1 ii 11 3 U tyi
i m tkji w
' ' n ii i tm T- T 11 If my IKimS SJ
Ml P
mm
Rev. W. R. Bradshaw has return
ed from P.Iorgnnton, which he assist
ed in the funeral services over Rev.
Robert Logan Patton, educator and
preacher, whose death iccurred Wed
nesday night and whose body was
laid to rest yesterday afternoon in
the presence of a congregation of
friends that attested to his worth.
Ma Fatten is survived by his widow
and six children Joseph C. Patton,
cf the Charlotte Observer; Mrs. W.
F. Powell of Asheville, Robert Patton
of Morganton, Mrs. Maud Anthony
of Morganton, Miss Mabel Patton of
Morganton and Mrs. C. H. Ellis of
WinEtcn-Salem.
Thousands of former students
gathered at Morganton last year for
a
reunion and to tell their old
teacher of thsir love for him and of
what he had meant to them.
The pages if history are full of
the names of poor boys who left
home, worked for an- education and
made good, but those who after hav
ing won recognition abroad returned
to the home community throwing
aside comparative ease and distinc
tion to enter upon a life of hard work
and poorly paid service are compar
atively few. In North Carolina's list
cf unselfish educators the name of
Robert Logan Patton, of Burke coun
ty, id written large. Not many men
have left their impression so forcibly
upon the life of the section in which
thir work is done.
Mr. Patton's life is a story of the
surmounting cf seemingly insur
mountable difficulties by steadfastly
honest endeavor. He Was barn' in
1848 on a little mountain farm near
Tablp Rock. At the age of 17 he de
termined to leave home to secure an
education and become a teacher.
One morning in October, 1866, he
was sent by ins father two hours be
fore davHq'ht for a "turn" of wood
with which to build the morning fire.
His desire for the education over
came him and he left home taking a
very few- personal effects in a pillow
case and 15 cents in money. Wihtout
even sayinor good-bye he turned west
ward, walking across the Blue Ridge
mountains through Tennessee and
Kentucky, a distance cf 1,000 miles
and coining to Hilisboro, 111., entered
the academy there, working his way
for three years. From there he went
to Phillips Exeter, studying two years
under Wentwcrth, the great mathe
matician. Thoroughly prepared for
college he entered Amherst in 1872
still wholly on his own resources and
having: no funds. The four years
; struggling at Amherst, during which!
I back on these to return to Burke .
:oumv sna . lT-e len"
m" among his own people Ten
y?avrs ?r(imf t5 me he leff he lk'
cd ,bf nt? hS 5 "t lorgetting
, take t5,1e ad of wood whlcn he Ilad
Desent altei,. 1 , . O
fagt but he went to work and built !
Academy in Caldwell county. At Mo
ravian Falls, North Catawba, Boone
ville and Morganton other academies
were established all of which, though
some have been rebuilt, stand yet as
monuments to a man who sacrificed a
life of comparative ease to spend his
days in an effort to unbuild the cit
izenship of his own section.
All of his teaching" Mr. Patton
grounded on that of Christ, frequent
ly preaching: on Sundays and never
opeine; schcel without religious exer
cises. Conscious at all times of the
way his own education was won, Mr.
Patton gave the poor boys such a
chance that poverty was slight ex
cuse for the failure cf the youth of
his community, failing to get thor
ough drilling in the rudiments. Prac
tical education was his idea and his
metnods of teachine was unusual and
inspirational. Discipline was enforc
ed, for at a Patton academy there
Was scant time for frivolity or' devil
ment.. Infractions of minor regula
; m-ani a spell of choppiug wood
or dioreinsr stumps, flagrant and wil
ful disobedience, expulsion. The boys
in addition to being; well grounded
in Uio ttovntials ot a practical edu
cation were developed as debaters.
In all things was the, effort made to
fit them for public strvice.
JOINING THE CAVALRY
Young men desiring to enlist in the
cavalry platoon will appear at' the
armory this afternoon and tonight.
It is expected to send the roster to
Raleigh next week, have a state of
ficer come here and accept the unit
and recommend its acceptance by the
war department. This will take time
but the platoon is assured.
If you have
Advertise it
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINT-
MENT fails to cure Itching, Blind, Bleed-
t., Jr ...
ing or Protruding Piles. Stops Irritation;
Soothes and Heals. You can get restful
Sleep after the first application. Price
60c.
RAILROAD SCHEDULE
The arrival and departure ol paienger traina Hickory.
The following schedule figures aie pubuished as information and not
guaranteed.
SOUDHERN
RAILROAD LINES
Arrives from
12:02 A. M.
8:05 a. m,
9:15 a. m.
11:30 a. m.
11:30 a. m.
5:50 p. m.
5:05 p. m.
7:55 p. m.
New YorkSalisbury
New York-Salisbury
Asheville
Richmond-Salisbury
Asheville
Asheville
Goldszoro
Asheville
C. 4 N. W. RAILROAD
11:54 a. m. Chester
10:25 a. m. Edgemont-Lenoir
UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
OFFICE. TELEPHONE NO. 67
Professional Cards
DR. J. B. LITTLE
DENTIST
Office Phone 396
Over D. P. Bowman's Store
CYRUS C. BABB
CIVIL ENGINEER,
Granite Falls, N. C.
Water Power, Waterworks and
Sewerage, Suburban Subdivision,
Land Surveys, Highways, Draf t
ind and Blue Printing.
Dr. E. J. McCoy
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office Aberncthy's Stable
257-L
228-K
J. W. SHUFORD
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND
Licensed Embalnier
HICKORY, N. C.
Day P.bone 99 Night 43 J
R. H. ROWE, M. D.
HICKORY, N. C.
(Office Over Lutz Drug Store)
'Residence Phone 369-M
PHONE 387-L
' THE CURE FOR THE WANT IS
WANT AD.
The regular columns for merchants and
big business, the Want Page for every
body. Do you need a cook, have you rooms
for rent, second-hand furniture for sale,
are you seeking a position, have you real
estate for sale, is it a case of needing a
used car, or a buyer for one?
All these and a thousand other things
can be promptly secured at a small ex
pense through Record Want Ads.
Learn to use them.
The cost is small, the results are large.
RECORD WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
anything to sell
in The Record
The Strong Withstand The Winter
, Co,d Better Tha" The Weak
Old people who are feeble and younger people who
are weak, will be strengthened and enabled ,.
j through the cold weafher Ly taking CR0
TASTELESS chill TONIC, which is simply iron
! and QUININE suspended in syrup. So pleasant
j rengthening. Invigorating Effect. Piice 60c.
Depart! foi
9:1
5 a. m.
6:15 p. m
12:02 a. m
4:49 p. m.
5:10 p. m
11:30 a. m.
11:30 a. m
5:05 a. m
2:21 p. m.
11:54 a. m.
DEl'Or TICKET
DR. W. B. RAMSAY
DENTIST
Office over Hayes-Long Drag Co.
HICKORY, N. C.
Dr. Oma H. Hester
DENTIST
Office Over Yoder Grocery Co., Sec
ond Floor. Masonic Temple
Building
Geo. E. Bisanar
DOCTOR OF OPTICS
Error of Refraction and all Opti
cal defects corrected with properly
fitted glasses.
Office and examination room in con
nection with Jewelry Store.
Hickory Harness Co.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
HARNESS, BRIDLE. SADDLES
AND STRAP WORK
Repairing a Specialty
HICKORY, N. C.
Electric Shoe Shop
F. M. THOMPSON, Proprietor
First Class Work Guaranteed
Phone 106. - Work Delivered
1032 14th Street, Hickory, N. C.
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