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PENNY COLUMN
My son, Richard Rinefiardt, Left M.v
home neal“-fteckv>River Church, last
Sunday, April 22nd, without cause,
and this is to forbid all persons
from hiring or harlwring him, under
penalty ,of law. C. M. Rinehardt,
R. 6, Concord, N. C. 2T-2t.
Cinnamon Buns, Sticky Buns, Layer
cakes and pocket 1 took roils. Fresh
Washington bread every day. Bove-
Bost Co. 27-lt-p.
We Have Received Shipment of Ga
briel snubbers. Auto Supply & Re
pair Co. 27-lt-p.
Beautify Your Lawn With a Good
clean cutting lawn mower. Old ma
chines resharpened and made to cut
like new with modern, up-to-date
machine. W. W. Crooks, 19 Cald
well street. Phone 291 J. 27-2 t-c.
Plenty of Young Chickens and Nice
fat hans. Sanitary Grocery Co.
27-lt-p.
Special Geranium American Petit Pois
sugar pens, 25c can for several days.
Lippard & Barrier. 2t>-2t-p.
Listen To This—ls It’s a Taxi You
want, call 983. St. Cloud Jitney
Service. Also bus lines in connec
tion. Apr- 23-4wks-p.
Notice—We Have Installed a Modern
'jjteafmg outfit upstairs at the Mat
thews Studio. Accordion, side and
box pleating. Mrs. .1. 11. Laughlin,
Mrs. ,1. F. Honeycutt, Phone 703.
24-lOt-p.
Headquarters For All Kinds of Fresh
vegetables and fancy fruits. Lip-.
pard & Barrier. 2G-2t-p. |
Hemstitching. Five Years’ Experience, j
All work guaranteed satisfactory or
no charge. Give us a trial. Sirs.
Melton, over Porter Drug Store.
21-Ct-p.
The Book of Knowledge—l Still Have
the agency for this book and will
appreciate any orders you may give
me. Frances L. Hill. Phone •'183.1
or 43L. 19-12 t-p.
Hey Kids!—Get Your Charm Pops
here. All flavors. Lippard & Bar
rier. 2G-2t-p.
For Sale—Brand New Just Out the
mold, hold anything in liquid form —:
five gallon water bottles. Good for J
refrigerators. Will trade them for
anything worth while. Chas! H.
Foil. 25-3 t-p. i
Adding Machine Paper, 20 Cents a
roll, 3 rolls for 50 cents, at Times-
Tribune Office.
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For Sale—Fine Setter Pups. R. Frank
Mills. 21-Ot-p. j
Lyon Convex and Straight Bar Bump
ers. Auto
27-lt-p.
MRS. JOHN PRESSLEY.
102 YEARS OLD, DEAD
Buncombe ( cunty Women Survived.
By S3-Year-01(1 Son—Tennessee
Native,
Asheville, April 26.—Mrs John
Pressiye, of Arden, age 102 years and
four months, possibly one of the old
■est residents of Bnpcombe county,
who is survived by a son 83 fhars of
age, died at her home yesterday
•morning at 11:25 o'clock after an ill
ness of several days. IMrs. Pressley
was born in Cocke county, Tennessee,
and had resided in Buncombe county
for 75 years. On her 101st anniversary
Going to Build? j
3
That’s the time to talk insurance! There are ways 3
you can build that will give you a lower rate. Come in and 1
let’s talk it over. jj
' JOHNScTTEP^ffcon
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jj! New Victor Records For April! j
ij i 87358—Nina—Enrico Caruso. ’ ’ 5
j 87356—The Snow Maiden—Lncrezia Borl.
i I 87357—Ye Who Have Yearned Alone—Geraldine Farrar,
i (WllC—l’m In Love—Hngo Kreisler. 2
1 88664—81ue Danube Waltz—Frieda Hempel.
! 74797—Romance In G—Crika Morinl. J
i 66132—Kasbmierl Song—Ranald Werrenwratli.
\ 40345—1 Love a Little Cottage—Lambert Murphy.
Lorna Poone—Lambert Murphy.
45346—A Jazz Study—Guy Muier Lee Patterson.
Romance—Guy Muier Lea Patterson. 2
X 18956—Sullie Gooden —A. C. Robertson.
Q Arkansas Traveler—A. V. Robertson,
fi 19011—After Every Party—The Troubadours,
fl Don’t Be Too Bure—Great White Way Orchestra.
9 19024—Thut American Boy of Mipe—Paul Whiteman and Orchestra. 1
Clinging Vlne-rGreat White Way Orchestra. ' ! i
C 19016—Fate—Paul Whiteman uud Orchestra. [
Lady of the Evening—Paul Whltemap and Orchestra.
A 19019—Underneath the Mellow Moon—Paul Whiteman and Orchestra 1
3 , Wonderful One —'Paul Whiteman ami Orchestra. •!
S SPECIAL WILLIAM TELL RECORDS.
X 66134—William Tell (Act ll)—Frances Alda. X
8 95213—William Tell (Act II) —Mardones de Lucas.
9 66133—Wi111a mTell (Part lll)—Guisppe De Lucas. 9
J 74800 —William Tell (Act IV)-—Giovanni MurtinellL
§ BELL & HARRIS Music Department j
Vegetables Os All Kinds. Dove-Bost Co.
; 27-lt-p.
| Wanted—Several Ladies of Neat Ap
pearauce by well known food prod
uct company while In this city—
Good pay. short hours, interesting
work. Apply 11 to 12 or 1 to 2,
• Room 10, Dixie Building. 27-2tp
! Call 228 For Alemite Grease or For
any parts of Alemite system. Auto
Supply & Repair Co. 27-lt-p.
Wanted—To Rent 3 or 4 Unfurnished
rooms. Phone 413. 27-2 t-p.
If You Want Quick Delivery on Your
groceries call 686. leebery lettuce,
celery, tomatoes, green beans; cukes,
squash, and spring onions. 27-lt-p.
For Sale Saturday Two O’clock at a
sacrifice —remainder of the garage
on Barbrick street. Automobile and
supplies, cash register, typewriter.
If interested can get a bargain. Come
before the sale starts. Chas. 11.
Foil. Chas. Barringer Auctioneer.
25-3 t-p.
Fresh Virginia Peppered Hants and
Xingun Reliable Hams. Lippard &
Barrier. 26-2 t-p.
Auto Owners.—Better Take Opportun
ity and get free famous air gage
tube, limited time only. See big
ad. ,today's paper. J. A. Glass.
21.5 t-p. ____l
Pigs and Hogs—Nice Bunch at Laugh
lin's barn across from Southern
freight depot. Prices from $5 to
$12.50. If you need any come to see
| me. A. J. Whitehurst. 24-4 t-p.
j If Its Fish, Call Central Case and Fish
Market. Quick delivery. Phone 122.
23-6 t-p.
For Sale—Two Splendid Lots on South
Union street. Chas. I>. Porter.
25-3 t-pd.
Moved my Hemstitching up stairs at
Matthews Studio, Mrs. J. F. Honey
cutt. , 16-10 t-p
0 Per Cent Money. Bankers Reserve
System. 0 per cent, loans are made
no city or farm property to buy,
build, improve, or pay indebtedness.
, Bankers Reserve Deposit Company.
I Keith Bldg.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
I 4-19-Weds & Thnrs-tf
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Wanted—Scrap Iron, Rags, Rags, Rags.
Anything worth while. Chas. H.
| Foil. 25-3 t-p.
For Sale—Sercnd Hand Piano. Pltone
30. 25.3 t-p.
j If It’s Fish You Want Call 175 W For
I trout or croakers. Gabon's Market.
20-2 t-p.
J Uffertn Auto Enamel, Top ami lp-
L hplsteQiug dressing. Auto Supply &
r Repair Co. 27-lt-p.
she was tendered a dinner and a num
ber of her direct descendants, of
which there are 228 living, were ■pre
sent for the occasion.
Shs l is survived by four sons. How
j ard, 83; Joseph, 65: Sam 58, and
j Robert 56 and two daughters. Mrs.
I Mary E. Jones, 69, and Mrs. Laura
Lambert, 62.
Funeral services w ill be held from
the Calvary Baptist church, at Fletch
er Saturday morning at 11 o’clock.
The Preakness stakes of $50.01)0
added, for three-year-olds at a mile
and furlong, will be run at Pimlico
May 12. .
County Commencement Program
Made Public by Superintendent
The following is the full program as
announced by Prof. Robertson:
10:15 —Baud concert in school audi
torium.
10:30 —Song: “Come Then Almighty
King.”
Invocation—By Rev. W. A. Jenkins.
11:45—The Commencement's Place
in Our Work—By thie uperintendent.
11:00 —The Literary Address by Dr.
W. T. Whitsett, of Whitsett, N. C.
12:00—Presentation of Prizes and
Certificates and Awarding of Scholar
ships :
1— Prizes iu Spelling and Composi
tion.
2 Certificates in Spelling, Library-
Reading and Attendance.
3 Certificates of Graduation.
4 Awarding of Scholarships.
Announcements.
Dinner.
2:oo—Contest for the Chas. B.
Wagoner Medal in Recitation:
1— Leitlia Black—“Si and I.”
2 Edith Barbee—“An Angel in a
Saloon.”
3 Mary Louise Barrier—“ The Leg
end of the Organ Builder.”
4 Willene Linker —“The Old Man’s
Roof Cellar.”
5 Ruth Penninger—“Mice at Play.”
6 Mary Virginia Query—“ Sister
and I.’’
7 Winnie Warren—“ Aunt oplironia
Tabor at the Opera.”
Contest i’or v the Chas. B. Wagoner
NOTICE.
Wanted —bids on framing, inch j
boards and cedar posts for construe- i
tion of fence and buildings for Ca- J
harms County Fair Association, j
Specifications and quantities furnished j
upon application.
W. A. FOIL.
Chairman Ground Committee. !
20-ts-c.
n.SK THR PENNY COLUMN — IT PAYS j
3 iSBBt!
5 IS ALL WE ASK- -i
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Farley’s Exceptional Values have shown hundreds of shrewd buyers the direct road to true
economy and actual savings.
The wise use of a Farley Charge Account enables all customers to select the newest and most
attractive styles, and the finest qualities on the easiest terms of payment without one cent extra
for the accommodation.
A small sum down gets your new clothes—Pay
the balance by the week or every other week .
MORE NEW DRESSES MEN’S SUIT SPECIALS
In Delightful Cree Models in many Mouthful 1 I Fancy Jazz Mode s —Swell Sport and Norfolk J fl
style creations and many fascinating colors and 1 I Styles—Dressy C nservatives and Ultra Con- I I
combinations—immense assortments in all sizes servative—Tailored by experts, every suit abso
for Women and Misses—including the stylish lutely all wool —every suit guaranteed to fit
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WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ STYLISH COATS - $12.98 Up
.i WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SMART SUITS - - $16.50 Up
BOY’S CLEVER 2 PANTS SUITS - - - $10.98 Up
MEN’S NIFTY HATS and STYLISH OXFORDS
% JAMES H. FARLEY
16 South Union Street Concord, N. C. I
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
»*i> . * • .• V'j-
Medal iu Declamation:
1— Carl Js7neyentt—“My Country 1 ,
My Mother, My God.”
2 Raul I.ipe—“A Vision of War.”
3 O. Stone—“ Decoration Day.”
4 Earl Whitley—"l Am An Amer
ican.”
5 James Taylor—" Mother. Gird
My Sword Around Me.”
Awarding and Delivering of Med
als.
Music by the Kannapolis Orchestra
throughout the entire program.
There Is a growing interest among
our ]>eople in the coming of Dr. Whit
sett to make the literary address at
County Commencement. He has not
only been closely allied with the edu
cational growth of our State for sev
eral decades, but he has for years
been numbered among the gifted writ
ers and speakers of our country, lie
is a member of the Poetry Society of
America, and the Poetry Society of
London, England. His book of poems
“Saber and Song.” that came from the
press a few years ago is highly en
dorsed by tlie leading literary writers
and critics of the country, among many
others are Dr. Henry Van Dyke, Dr.
Wm. Lyon Phelps. Edwin Markham,
Ilildegrade Hawthorne, and Ella
Wheeler Wilcox.
Dr. Whitsett will lie entertained
while in the city by Mrs. Chas. F.
Ritchie, a lifelong friend of his.
LIST-CALL FOR REGISTRATION.
Inasmuch as there is some confus
ion as to registration, this is to noti
fy ail persons who did not register for
the bond election last June. tha> they
must register for the Mayor’s election
May Bth. 1923. Next Saturday will
be the last day in which you can reg
ister. Piase attend to this, .if you are
not already registered.
geo. h. Richmond, cierk.
April 23-6 t.
Last Opportunity
to get FREE a
sls Porcelain Top Kitchen Table |
as well as $5.00 for your old gas, coal or wood stove, in ex- j
change for a brad new bright and shining
CABINET GAS RANGE
Just a small cash payment and 18 months to pay bal- j
ance makes it easy to own and easy to pay for.
GET YOURS NOW
Come to our Show Room or phone 142. We’ll gladly i
tell you about it.
Concord & Kannapolis Gas Co.
Commercial Department
Friday, April 27, 1523.