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PENNY COLUMN
STREET. THE MOST VALUA
BLE LOTS NOW AVAILABLE IN
CONCORD. FREE PRIZES AND
MUSIC. IT’S GOING TO BE THE
BIGGEST AUCTION SALE EVER
CONDUCTED IN CONCORD. DIX
IE REAL ESTATE CO . DIXIE
BLDG. . Jl-lt-c.
Strawberries Today—Let s Rave a Shoe*
cake. Dove-Boat Co. ,11-It-p.
For Fresh and C«ir*d Meats. Fresh Fish
and dressed chickens, phone 510. Chas.
C. Grteher.'Phone 510. 11-2 t-p.
For Sale—Good Mule, Eight Tears Old.
Weighs 1200 Pounds. J. W. Tarlton,
telephone 506 L. H-3t-p.
City Taxes Dae. Alter Kw Slat
all property on which taxes are unpaid
will be advertised and sold. Chns. N.
Field, City Tax Collector. lj-2t-e.
| Lawonwwing Season Is Rare—Have
r your mower resharpened by machinery.
and made to cut like Bew. W. W.
1 Crooks, lit Caldwell St. 10-2 t-p.
Fresh Fh|b—Large Bkivamt dust in
from Norfolk. Came in nud get them
or eaH 54 for quick delivery. Central
Case. Cline & Mabery old stand.
10-3 t-p.
Special—2o Crates Fancy Ripe Toma
toes cheap. Phone 503, Ed. M. Cook J
Company. O-St-p.
Fee Bent—Four Rooms. For Further In- j
formation see Georgie Dost, 9(5 McGill j
St. 8-3 t-p. j
Children Play Tents $2.48. Concord Ar-j
inii & Navy Store. 8-st-p. i
Saturday* Bargain Day. Miss Bracken's :
Bonnet Sn§p." Four and five dollar I
hats $2.95. ' 8-4 t-p. |
Single Comb Black Minorca Pure Bred
heavy layers. SI.OO pec setting 13
eggs. Phone 31R. Ip-lt-p. j
V. S. Tenuis Shoes 98c up. Concord 1
Army & Navy Store. 8-3 t-p.
•Afar Wood Phone 3041 W. Blqrks or !
Split. ,Tas. Eudy Wood Yard. 7-12 t-p.
For Sale- Bey City Incubator and
brooder, 18S Fink St. 7-(st-p.
THE
CP THE CE/sTRaI HOTEL. HAS FOUND 6V DOU&UNC, THE
I length of the wash Room Holler TovsgL HE can <set I
ASON-IWS SERVICE OUT Os EACH TowCL INSTEAD cm ONE /MONTH - j
"' l "" 111 IU ’" ’ " " =- ' ~^=
EFIRD’S
THE STORE OF SATISFACTION
Our Big Easter Sale will soon draw
i\ | to a close. Be sure
uvi M ‘ i you are not the one to
aMI/ I s out Coring this
great opportunity sale
%}\ New stocks have been
j added and more new
«pmn m ilwhs bet the mis
i Fresh Fish, Roe and Burk Shad, Sperk
hsd-vtnm.t, mackerel steak and eroak
era. ■ Clias. C".' Graeber. Phone 310.
11-2 t-p.
IB* Today—Plain and Layer Oaken—
all flavors. Absolutely f|>esh and
just like home made. Dove-Bost Co.
11-lt-p.
For Sale or Trade—Studebaker Special
Six, in first class condition. N. A.
t Archibald.' IftSt-p.
sj-.i.... t r... a
For Choice Cute ol Veal, Fresh Uver
and brains, and nice fat dressed chick
ens, Phone 310. Chas. G. Graeber.
11-2 t-p.
Phaue AMR Day or Night Fur a Steger
Sewing machine to be put in your home
without any obligation to buy. Repair!
work on all makes of machines. <
10-
When You Need Meat Phene MA We
try to please you. Cl" as. C. Graeber.
11-
Plenty of Fresh Ripe Twautks. Dove-
Bost Co. 11-lt-p.
City Taxes Due. After May Ud
all property on which taxes are unpaid
will be advertised and sold. Chas. N.
Field, City Tux Collector. 11-2 t-e.
For Sale—A Splendid 12-Roum Board**
house with modern improvements, fill
ed with roomers and boarders, ou Main
( street iu Kannapolis, 2 garages, stable,
lot 85x190 feet, a real bargaiu ou easy
terms. Jno. K. Patterson, Agent. Con
i cord, N. C. Phone 196. SMJt-c.
j 16 Foot Cheek Lines 83.73. Concord Ar
my & Navy Store. 8-st-p.
> Easter and Early Summer Opening. Mass
j Bracken’s Bonnet Shop, Saturday,
j April 12th. S-It-p.
!U. S. Cable Traces. Concord Army £
' Navy Stare. 8-3 t-p.
j Chadren’s Bathing Suits 50c. Concord
j Army & Navy Store. 8-31-p.
jU. S. Army Shoes $2.65. Concord Army
j & Navy Store. 8-3 t-p.
For Sale—Used Cars in First Class Con
dition : I Ford roadster, 1 Ford coupe.
1 Ford tonring, 1 Essex sedan. Con
cord Motor. Co. 4-7 t-p.
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-IN AND ABOUT THE iaTY I
Primary Parent-Teacher Ahoditfan
On Tuesday afternoon, tbc children Os
the first grades entertained the m—fif
with a number of delightful little songs.
All of them were so sweet it was hard
. say which were best, hut “Playing Bcd
dter” was given with true martial spir
it and “A Surprise” and “Betti and
Billy” were particularly full of melody.
Miss Mary King’s grade then gave a
cunning little play based on Mothec
Goose. The children did their parts well,,
especially so as most of them have been
i in school only since the last of January,
which lardlj seems long enough for
them to get used to the routine Os
school.
After the entertainment the regular
business of the day was taken up, with
: the report of the treasurer engaging at
tent ion first. With a milk hill of $57.34
duey we learned that we had only about
1 $321 on baud. Funds are badly needed.
' if F e are to keep the milk up through
April, and it looks as if we must put on
a publicity campaign to let people know
about it. Last year with the befit «/
our Washington Party and contributions
from friends in the city we met our bills
with greatest ease, but this year We’re
had uphill work to meet our obligations.
We hope some generous friends.' who
are interested in oar work ter the under
nourish edcbildren. will help us on our
milk fund. I
Mays ami means for making money
wore discussed and it was decided to j
ask all our members to make some dona
tion which will be gladly received,
whether small or large.
Miss Kluttx was introduced anti sho ;
came ns president of the newly organiz
ed Cabarrus County Parent-Teacher
Council, to ask ns to reconsider and join
theip in their work—tlie’ir first aim and
object being to organize a Parent-Teach
er association at every school in the
county.
Mrs. U. Al. King was chosen to repre
sent us at Friday's meeting and out*
chapter finally voted to join the County
Council.
(Itu- president read a most interesting
and practical article entitled "Know
Your Own School'' from the State Bul
letin. after which the mothers of the
sn*t grade children were counted. Miss
King s room won the picture with ten
mothers present and this closed our in
teresting session. X.
Forest Mill to Have Caique Driiato.
Sunday nigtit uext. April 13th at For
est BUI Methodist Church there will be
staged a Dramatic Debate ou law en
forcement. Mr. John W. Langley, of
Chicago. 111., will dehate the affirmative
side and Mr. Paul P. Keeler, of Ohio,
will uphold the negutive. The service
will be held uuder the auspices of the
Anti-Sak>on League of America and
should attract arecord crowd.
Have Copy far Change of Ad. in Office
by 16 a. m.
Our ndvertisers will kindly remember
that all copy for change of ad*, must
Ue in the o®ee by 111 o'clock a. m. for i
Hie United States Circuit Court of
Apia tit’s lias deluded that women are ■
.coincident to serve on apy g ll tlJ l a gH‘l ll
qr trial jury in the country.
f-'~— ,, j.jU Huai g ou_i
“The OM Ena Pep Plus
Hudson Smoothness’'
The new Essex has all the stamipa for which its
forerunner was famous. And its 6-cylinder motor
built by Hudson, gives smoothness of performance
heretofore executive to tb? Super-Six.
Its economy includes no* pnly exceptional gas, oil
and tire mileage, but a policy of minimum mainte
nance cost witfi parts prices that wBl astonish you.
ESSEX COACH *975
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THE CONCORD DAILY tribute
SPECIAL SEBYinB AT ST.
JAMES REFORMED CHURCH
| To Be HeW Afternoou at
Slice ial servkw «Sfbi held at St.
. James Reformed CbJrch in Mount Pioas-
I ant, next Sunday afternoon at 2:30
o’clock. Rev. C. W, Farlirk is pastor
of this church. Tbe,'following win be
the priftaa : . r
Anthem : Make o Joyful Noise —Simp-
er.
Invocation.
Hymn 60$: “J Love Thy Kingdom
r Lord.”
Scripture Lesson.
Primer.
Anfliem: “Hear My Cry. O Father”—
i Sater. .. .
Annouacemewta. v-i- .
Address—Rev. N. ft. Richardson.
Hyatn: “The Chareh's One Founda
tion." ,-
Address—Rev. C. L. T. Fisher.
Address —Rev. M. A, Chsboruo.
Trio: "Hear Our Prayer."
Henuou—Rev. C. tV. Wariick.
Prayer.
Hymn 196: “All Bail the Power of
Jesus’ Name.”
Benediction. J
Closing of Winecoff School.
| Tiie graduating exercises of Winecoff
High School will taka place April 21,
i 1924. at 8 o'clock.. The following will
be the program. "
(fiieuing Song—School.
Prayer. pp3r :
(’lass Song—Seniorfiuiass.
1 “resident's Addres^— Elbert Fisher.
ITnphecy—Maude 'fisher.
Class History—Wehd' tl Ezzellc.
1 -ust Will and TesGhnont—Louise Rob
bins.
Class Poem— ltuth Williams.
Valedictoria >—Ednu lliillips.
Address—The Rev. L. A. Thomas.
Presentation of Certificates.
Presentation of Medals. 1
Presentiftiou of Diplomats.
Farewell Song—Senior Qass.
Revivalist InvadM Bootlegging Frit-'
inrnity-
Raleigh, April 19.-jtThe Hnm-Uameey
revival campaign has invaded the fra
ternity of the bootfefjgers. Two colTVerts
of recent meetings gone into court
BIG EASTER SALE I
NEW SPRING FOOTWEAR I
At Trices Unbelievably Low
PARKER’S SHOE STORE f
Between Parks-Belk and McLellan 5 ands 10c Stßre
i 1 . "I ■ H .«
*• M-gtfjty t* their own htek oI
to. the Volstead la* and. U
the sins of thetr companions. Lignell
Hood appeared ip court today as a
state’s witness against two of his former
“tmddtes” In bootlegging, after pleading
fpihjr himself Jo three liquor charges.
As * result of hfe testimony one co3e
fendngt got g. two-year sentence whHe
the other'skipped a SSOO bond.
A" ‘Mat days ago Matter eanrert of
the meetings gave offlcers a tip that
resulted in the cap’are of 85 quarts of
booxe.
One convert announced during the re
vival meeting that he proposed to
“turn up”’ #wry fellow of his ae
(lualntatf* Who ' ted been selling whis
key unless he quit the business.
“I know you fellows.'’ he called out,
“and unless you let liquor alone and
lead a cl**» life I am going to turn yog I
up.”
At the Theatres.
Thomas Meighan. in ‘Woman Proof,”
and tha feature picture, “Sunshine Har
bor,” are on the program today at the
Star Theatre.
The Piedmont Theatre iq showing
Shirley Mason today in the leading role,
of the feature picture. “Lore Letters.”!
“Sporting Yoqth” with Reginald Den
ny in the leading role, is being shown
at the Pastime Theurte today.
Rev. J. E. Lnderwodd Dies in Raleigh.
Raleigh News and Observer.
Rev. J. R. ITnderwood. who has been
au invalid in this city for several years,
died Tuesday. His body wiH he takeu to
Goldsboro where the funeral will bo
conducted at .four o’clock Thursday
afternoon. The deceased was a native
of Stanly County aud for many years a
member of the North Carolina Confer- -
cnee.
Mias Eleanor J. Finley, for many
years the only woman telegraph opera-'
tor on the Pennsylvania Railroad ays-'
tew west of Pitbshurgh. has been placed'
on the company’s roll of honor in
recognition of her -10 years of faithful
sci vice.
FLAVOR?
tpS-31
"Gheca-chttk-CfeeckaibaCTp!"
I Service to Our Customers is What We
Demand
If We Please You Tell Others. If We
Don’t Tell Us. Service Is Our
Middle Name
EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY
We are offering some Bar- : 1
gains in our Piece Goods Department I
$3.50 value Canton Crepe in full line of M gtQ 8
colors. Extra heavy. Before Easter Sale **•'
$3.50 Value Crepe flack Satin, all the best 0O QO
colors. Before Easter Sale Price f**®*
tl.oo value 36-inch Black Taffeta Q* Q O
xtra Heavy, special ▼ * twG
$2.00 Value Black Duchess Satin Before b»q 8
Easter Sale Price _■ V » *39 *
152.5 Q value 40-inch Radium, fi aq 8
Easter Sale Price _ ©lm9o
Big Range of Colors in Changeable Taffe- tl QO . o
ta lor Evening Dresses © * •srO
$2.00 value Heavy Cdepe de Chine, Before 0 f BA
Easter Sale Price w * *M»
$2.50 value 40-inch Crepe de Chine, Full 01 QO §
range of colors. Price
$1.50 value Tub Silk for Dresses and 01 OK
• Shirts. Sale Price A _ »iteO
$3.50 value 40 Cliec-o-Laiae Sport Silk, 0O Qg
Crepe for Dresses. Before Easter Sale __
40-iach Extra Heavy CAnlou Crepe.iaali_ol An 8
i
range of colors. Sale Price
EXTRA SPECIALS IN SILKS
36-inch Black Taffeta, $1.50 value qq
Before Easter sale Price (6 yds to customer) ’V©C
36-inch Black Messaline, good heavy quality QO
Sale Price (6 yards to a customer) i^OC
$1.50 value 36-inch Navy Messaline. Before QQ
Easter Sale Price (6 yards to customer) *
50c Value Neverfade Suiting. Guaranteed qq
fast color to sun and Washing. Sal? Priic?
60c value Year Rouud Suiting. If color fades we will
refund your money. Special Before A fit*
Easter Sale Price _l
Plain Colors in Organdy and Voile. to 0^
SI.OO Value Silk Poplin in Full line of 7Qg*
colors. Before Easter Sate Price *
$3.00 value Printed Crepe in Big Range 01 QQ
of patterns. Before Easter Sale Price fi
One Counter Filled with Side Striped and Check
Tissue and Dotted Voile. AU One price AQ
Before Easter Sale ’
85c Value 36-inch Dress Linen, all colors QQ^
Easter Sale Price V*fC
One counter filled with colored Indian Head, Colored
Voiles and Crepe Suiting. Before ng
Easter Sale Price J_
BEFORE EASTER SALE OF FINE WHITE
GOODS. ||
$6.50 value 42-inch Chito9sa Nainsook, 10 Qd QQ
yard bolts. Before Easter Sale Price
$4.00 44-Inch Nainsook $5.00 value, 12 AO
yards. Before Easter Sale Price VW«“0
$5.00 value Comfort Cloth, Nainsook. 0O qq !
Special Easter Sale Price - ww*yo
Special Nainsook, 1* yard bits 0O QQ
Easter Sale Price ... ... ©**•«*©
36-inch White Indian Head, Short Lengths Qf*.
Easter Sale price .......
50c Value White and Colored Fine Lingerie Mercer
ized Check Nainsook. Special Before qq ,
Easter Sate Price «5«fC
Few Saler»One Ford Roadster in.
Good Condition
Parks-Belk Co.
li»—6oS Tor Less” Service
Qoncord, :s-t; N.C.
Ln*nmwniWMiimiliHWii»liniiiii| mu mi, n,,ii, ■
Friday, April 11, 1024.