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PAGE TWO PENNY COLUMN .CoaviSwi. L * rlC ’ ’ 16-It-p. Wanted—No. 42 Tractor Oliver Disc plow. Also have baled hay for sale. J. Y. Johnson. Route 1, Concord. Fresh Fish—Speckled Trout and Cto^t ers. Phone 501 and 525. Cbae. C. Graeber. «*rrota. squaip £tyr Pptato*n tomatoes, cabbage, lettuce, celery, cUkes. Lipard & Barrier. lflUkty. ’ Lawks. Padtoehs. Piunloeks. Mortise locks ,10c —a dollar. See Covington. 16-lt-p. ’fagoto Plants For Sale—Ponds Rosa and early May. P. J. Sides, 115 Cedar Street. 15-2 t-p. (Inc t 1-2 Horsepower Gasoline Engine. practically new, at a bargain. John ‘H. Suther. 15-2 t-p. Tomatoes, Tomatoes, By the Pound, Bas ket or crate, the best stock we have had thUr season. Phone 5(55. we de liver. Ed M. Cook Co. J5-3t-p.. Wanted—Two Lady Canvassers. In stallment business. We collect. Reg ular Work. Make $25.00 to $50.00 week. Apply P. O. Box 251. L. B. Price Mercantile Co. 15-2 t-p. Fresh Vegetables Daily—Green Beans. quash, new potatoes, green onions, dry onions, green cabbage, yellow sweet potatoes. We deliver. Phone 565, Ed M. Cook Company. 15-2 t-p. Prixe Whining Light Brahmas—Eggs first pen $2.00 per 15: second-, pen. % $1.50 per 15. Mrs. D. H. Eudy. 1 14-3 t-p. Prixe Winning Silver Campines—Eggs > $2 per 15. Mrs. D. H. Eud.v. i4-3t-p. For Gas or Gas Ranges See the Real , gas man. Chambers gas ranges, di : rect action or Topping Oriole or £ Eclipse. Ready to talk to-you! at.any V time. Phone office 142, house 471 R. ■ S. O. Eddleman. 10-dt-c. Visiting Cards, For Gentlemen or Ladies or children, printed from a beautiful new type, Invitation Text, 50 for SI.OO, or 100 for $1.50. W T ork done on a few hours Dotice. Times-Tribune Office. 50, $3.75. Times-Tribune office. For Tin Work. Rosing, Guttering. Re l pairing, phone 773; Arthur Eudv, 73 McGill Street. 2-13 t-p. We Will Give the Progressive Farmer a whole year free to every subscriber to The Tribune who pays a year in ad vance—that is, you get both papers a whole year for only $5, or $6 if Jou get I your paper in the city of Concord er Truc to the End. The Pathfinder. ; It was a century ago vheu Alice Mur ray, daughter of a wealthy Tennessee plantation owner, fell in love with Jim Lewis, sou of a poor man. The world seemed to bud out into a Wonderful love garden: to these two young people the stir was filled only with the music of birds and the fragrance of spring flow ers. Indeed, nature was most beauti ful. But Alice's father did not approve of the match: he visioned liis daughter ns ■ the mistress of some palatial Southernj mansion owned by a wealthy aud highly- [ respected '"gentleman." And Alices | father told her he would never give his j consent to any marriage that offered less. Week-end parties were held frequently at Air. Murray's mansion and proposal af ter proposal of marriage was made to Alice by men of high position, but she ■ refused them all. Alice's father was more determined than ever that .she should not well the man of Iter choice. The years sped by. Alice' mooooooooooooooogooooooooooooogoooooocoooooooooooooo o ; -i * I ' Men’s and Yopng Men’s I NEW SPRING SUITS ' With Two Pair Pants I O' X I In the Leading Colors of «, I O X | * Grey and Blue Ii . I | Specially Priced at | $12.50, $18.50 to $32.50 Wk * 9 J -lm 1 -M f. v-* • ! a x J-' ' . x 8 91 i lutncw crlKl/ otore I Phone 510 for Choke Cuts of Lao* and veal: fresh liver and brains. Cbas. C. Graeber. 1 16-2 t-p. Wanted At One*—s6oo People, Voting or old to buy otfr Golf Balt Pops. Head quarters for suckers (candy). Lippard & Barrier. HMt-p. Sixteen Saudi Men’s Suite Priced Way down. See Covington. 16-lt-p.- Summer Hats —Leghorn. Malihe Mid Georgette. New models. Miss Brachen's. 16-3 t-p. Heavy Oil For Transmission Gears, Ete. 50 cents a gallon. C. Covington. 16-It-p. • H* -4* Ford Fdg ,Spl«—New . Battery. Good tires. SIOO cash. W. B. Harrison at O. W. Patterson's. 16-2 t-p. For Sale—One Good Sine Refrigerator. ( Half price. W. L. Baker, Kannapolis highway. lfl-2t-p. For Rent—Two Nice Furnished Bed rooms. SO Georgia Avenue. Plione 637 J. 16-2 t-p. For Rent—Two Furnished Rooms. Clbfee in. Call 411 R. 15-3t-p.t -One Male Bulldog Pup. 8 weeks old. Jno. H. Suther. E. Depot street. 15-2 t-p. For Sale—A New Cottage on National Highway four miles north of Concord. Half acre let. a rare bargain. Jno, K. Patterson & Co. 15-3 t-p. Wanted—A Small. Second-handed Wood stove. Call 4IIR. 15-3 t-p. We Are Delivering Tomato Plants. Daily to all parts of the city. Our trafisf planted ones will be ready for delivery next week. Our potato plants will be ready April 2Stli. It will pay you to book youi; order for immediate delivery after the 25tii. Phone us your order. Crowell's Plant Farm, Phene 39&J: : 14r5t-p. Wanted—To Buy or Rent Four Setting hens; Luthef E. Boger. Box 328, Con cord. 14-3 t-p. , For Sale—Eleven-room Dense With Lot. Mt. Pleasant. M. C, Bairringcr. ' 0-ot-p. •• S. C. Rhode Island Red Eggs For Hatch ing. $1.06 for 15. Jesse R. McClellan, East Depot St. .'■;-tftp„ Listen Ladies. Six Sale* “Artnif” dresses net SIO.OO. Experience un necessary to secure cyders, .displaying garments brings them. Entirely new, big demand, sensational price. Nogffr Clothing Mfg. G 0.,; Greensboro, N. C. 2-9-IG-23-30-p. —— J 1 For Rent—House on MrGBI Street. A*. L. Upright. 13-40 p. * < .... 1 , - r ‘-re \ ~ - "1 ! grew older, so did Jim. which, of course. 1 was only to be expected. Then the Civil 1 war came on aud Alice's father gave as! 1 he had to the "Cause." Afire's lovog erf- 1 listed and she did not hear of him fger 1 many months. Menu while Mr; Murray 1 died and the love that had been djpiwl 1 Alice and Jim seemed now to he frfie ,tp ’ mflve these two people happy. . ■ } But it was not to.be. Jim hadflrfifi killed in hatlle 'and the news - was brought to Alice shortly after her father's : death. No. Alice never married. She is l now 120 years —young," still waiting to I ]be united with her liver, Jim. She is [happy, though, for a mer uTiTtd'-fir just 1 | around the corny and there is the satis- ’ | tied conscience of having remained true 1 to the end. V. *; The poison of many venomous snakes is now being used in medicine. The pois on tis the (ilia monster, which is used in the treatment of locomotor atxia, ast, of Much amazing strength that it Inis to be diluted down to the one hundredth ‘ thousandth part. THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE f' |v. .* 7TV “ a -- ' I"* i 5 * A 1 -" - - SCHOOL CHILDREN GET FULL BENEFIT OF (Continued from Page One.) grounds at recess. More, co-operation, more self-control and a spirit of fairness can be observed. "The Y.Ai. C. A. activities have been a help to the Primary School, Especial ly with the average boys in school.” J. W. "Denny, physical director of the Y. M. C. A., has taken over the work i of giving physeial education in the schools. In this capacity he has served, in round numbers, in the neighborhood of 1,600 pupils. Os course he does not actuall.v teaeh that number daily. He is assisted in two of the schoojs hf several of the teachers who have taken the work and who give the exercises to the children in their own schools. However, he does give instruction to over 1,100 pupils daily. Mr. Denny's work begins at lOo’eloek in the morning. He makes the rounds of the schools, giving the children eales thenic exercises which begin with light exercise, work up to the heart load and then end with restorative exercises. Mrs. Hinton McLeod and Miss Ruth Crowell, under Mr. Denny’s supervision, hive charge of the work at Primary School hnd Miss Margaret Virginia Ervin takes the girte at Central, Short talks are also given at suitable times on health and on first aid. In the afternoon, the boyy' high school gym classes meet three times a week and the girls classes tiviee v -week. These classes have rythmical ealesthenfc' steps, do apparatus work and play gained. Classes enrolling over' 100 are held for employed boyF each (light, mi effort be ing, made to give them the exercise they lack in their work. In speaking of the kind of exercise given his classes Mr. Denny said that they were all started, slowly dud ■ were given a chance .to work up to the I place where it was possible to play strenuous games. "It is on the same principle,” said he. fas an automobile. You don't start it in high. In the same manner, the pupils in the gym classes are not started at top speed." He tlien added further: "The things that make for rhythm get unity of action aud get the attention, thereby acquiring discipline. Skill comes in the competitive .mass games “ * Bach of the Classes has a roll and, the members not present get a zero on the day's work. ' \ monogram is given to any one who has more than a two thirds attendance. During the summer months the pool is the busiest place in the entire build ing. According to Mr. Denny, the. lo cal Y has the largest classes in the coup try, every swimmer receiving suitable in, struct ion find -supervision. Last sum mer over 350 persons were taught to swim, being compelled to go into deep water before credit for ability was given. The swimming pool is used morning, af ternoon, and night. In addition to the gym classes for the ' high school boys and girls, Hi-Y clubs' brb held for the purpose of improving' the moral standard in the schools. In [ 1 •these clubs the Bible is studied, ques- , tions effecting the Welfare of the stu- 1 dents are discussed and some social re creation given. It is said by Yriiffieials that 1 much of the credit for tlte honor sys- "] tern's introduction into the high school i was due to the work of Hi-Y chibs, i Winccoff News. The Katinaj>olis girls' baseball tram ■ ,returned lloiAfi iit defeat After a oue-#tfi«d game with the Winccoff girls, the srofe being 40-5 in favor of Winccoff. 1 The .Winccoff; high ychqo| and college { hoys'arid'girls 1 enjoyed a iricnic at Moores villc park on Easter Monday. After a/ real dinner a hall game gnd other sports! were enjoyed. The crowd numbered | about fifty. Mrs. <>. L. ('handler and children, of I Winston-Salem, are spending sometime [' with home folks. The following college, boys and. girls' •ipent Easter at home: Misses Ruth aud , Paris Williams. Maude Fisher. /Edna J •Phillips, Annie Cline Barnhardt anfl Het- . tie Hasfings. of X. C. C. W.: Miss Nita TJtaker. of M. A. C.; Roy Fmberger, of Duke Fnlversity: Elbert Fisher, of High , Point College, and John Barrier, of ls*- nrdr College. Miss Margaret and Mr. Thomas Litak er. of the Midlaud faculty, spent Easter at home. Last Friday night Air, Stone, of Sal- ' isbury. brought a very interesting pie- ] lure, "Young Ideas." to Winccoff. which ; was enjoyed'“bs ; all,! J % \ '•« i In Murder Bel r B w :: * ••• Jt^ wmmm 'Wm w, i . v »■* .a,wi liijfUyfi - Track Mato Friday Afternoon. I All events <1 the Track Meet Friday will be oft-ft.tbe same time, bogin gmg at 100 das), each clato going * vent to another. For example, 1 60-80 class, trwa IDO yard dash t« broad jump to higfe IpßnMbiiowed by 05 class, i followed by dass followed by 125 class. Fnlimiied and 110 to 125 class will begin kt- HRv'yirrd dash, go to broad • jump on to hig&. jbmp, back to discuss : throw on to (Rat: pat to 220 to 440 to one mile rttp. *■ * 'v , The events are jnpen to all high school 1 boys all ages and weight. Boys under 125 pounds will be classified as follows: 60-S0 lbs. 80-95, 05-110. 110-125. All ov er 125 will be one class or known as un limited dans. 1 Events: — For under 1&5 lbs, 100 yard dash, standing bratid running high jump. For over 125 or unlimited class. 100 yard dash, standing broad jump, running high jump, shot put. discuss throw, and 220 yard dash, 440 am and mile run. \ Events are so arranged that each ftian can take part‘in all events aud have suf ficient breathing space in between. There will be judges. inters, tape hand lers. aud record keepers at each put or track event. In this manner the event will be a rapid one. Spectators will not be allowed down on contest field- but. will liave space reserv ed on first terrace when eaeh evejit can be clearly seen. • —- Recognition. Salisbury IJost. The mirfiy friends of Mr. Ralph AY. Best, of Rockwell, will be gratified to learn , that ~au account of his work in P-Tolylsemfeitrbaxide has been recently published in the Journal of the Ameri can Chemical Society/ After working for a yedf on this particular chemical comiiound. Air. Host prepared a regent which is of inestimable value as a ketone reagent, and for detecting the pressure of the carbonyl group in organic com pounds. Air. Bost is a graduate' of Newberry College and the I’niversity of North Carolina, haring received his A(. A. de gree from the ltter instiution last June. AVliile at the L'ljiyersity of North Caro lina he was admitted membership into the Society of Sigma Xi. the higliest honor a student of science can attain, at the I'niversity of North Carolina. He is also a member of the Pi Kappa Delta Fraternity, and ,a ; juember of the Ameri can Chemical Society. At present he is professor of chemis try at Tulane University. New Orleans, La. During the past three sumidyrs, Air. Bost has Worked here in Salisbury and has lAade a host of friends who wish him the best of success in his work. AW. Pleasant Cadets Beat Watt's Cross roads. As. I*. C. I. defeated the Watts cross roads at Mt. Pleaisnnt AYednesday in an easy manner. 17-6. The cadets had : tilings their own Way throughout the en tire game. Numerous home runs by. Coach Cone's boys gave the spectators' their only thrill pf the afternoon. Hipp started twirling fin- the Crossroads but was soon relieved 'b.v Hopkins early in. the game, A|. If. C. I. used several”! pitchers during til? game, all of whom j showed up well. Allman, a heavy hit-, ting outfielder, pitched n pretty game uri-tj til he was relieved |>y Ryann.r Appointed Trustees of Jackson Training ' School. Governor A. W. Ale Lean has appoint-’ 1 od the following a*'members of the board J of trustees of the I Stonewall Jackson Training School. Ml to sUcceeil them-'' 1 selves for a term ol four years: *| Airs. I. AY. Fajkon, Charlotte: J. B,| Efinl, Albemarle; LCharles A, Cannon j! and I>. B. (Vitruikh .Concord: Herman'! Cone. Greensboni• 'and J. P. Cock. Con-,) cord. | At tltei^uatres. "The Woman off the Jury." starring / Bylvia Breamer. Alayo, Lew Cody:,| and Henry B. Walthall, is being shown today at the Star. 1 Alae Alurray in *“Tlie Circe of En- | chnntress" and a , comedy are being i shown today- at tap Pastime. League Fnton Aleeting. Coneord-Kannnpolis Epwortli League i Union Will hold the ri-gular monthly J meeting Friday night. April 17th. at ! 7.45. Tilt plaee'. oif the meeting is i Harmony Methodist Church. AII the i Leaguers ahpuld be present at this meet- j Pitt School Entertainments. n 1 The students of Pitt high school will J give their play. "T* All a Mistake.” on j next AA'ednesday, .kpril ?2ud. On Sat- K nrday sight the intermediate and pri- [ maty rooms Will pqggent "Topsy Turvy” t and "Cinder-Aiaidi’ l USE PEMNY eftfeifej— IT PAYS ! YEARS 4f ! BILLIOUJNESS ATO,iN«KrE»nON “Have Nat FW Scf Well In More Tha# 20 Years!” Saiys Norfolk Man "Fot years, i have suffered from bii liousneKH. constipation, and indigestion, but Burcher's Irorngg gave me complete' relief and I have Bpj felt so well in 20 years! Av(th ail Jionest.v I ran. recent- Jitend this splendfif jftriticine to atl."-r < Name of this well known Norfolk mail -will be supplied op ffqiipst. Men and women. <H all ages who are' wegji. thiih, tired, flrtffiowii and lictvbds/' —who lack ambition', strength Ind «Mer- 1 Si accomplish things—who (fte both-" ered with indigestion, gas. nournras. lieusness, dizzy spejfS, headaclicc. spots-* before-thc-eyes. and Obnstipation should try Biirt-her's Irenux at once—and lof. a rinifej IH nny.j, , ~j, , , ' f TlifaiiH your dpjibmlnity. don’t .ailss'pr; pu». «** MinAfrsSm ami heritfiy us like' to b#-p: you can try Hurclwr's, troinix for one full week and u4§f if M>« coni- ■ slet« satlsfactioii fts'nfcc wfrt not colt you a cent! t , . ' .jS r | <HTS jg Ae tinw wtrtW fheiy t« in mrifTirtTuy t-Kat- rati *be obtained only in an open car. And among open-type • cars, there is one that stands out above all others the new i Studebaker Mg Six 7-Parfsenger Duplex-Phaeton, with its ex clusive roller side enclosures which provide instant protection. • It can be compared only with cars tnuch higher in price. V Studebaker builds seven times as mujy cars as any manu facturer having; a car in the Big Slit class. The small overhead per car, plus the savings of complete manufacture, explain its lowprice. Com£ in— See this new SttidcLaker before you buy. /'“'V gt The. price of th* new St«Milfskker Big $J* DuplocPtunttoto X I include* an extra balloon tire; tube andtire cover. Bumper*. 1 T 7 I H front and rear. Matometer. Safety lighting control. Auto- I * I. f- P / H made •parfccoptfhl, One-piece windshield, sun vtww, atfto- f v —' / pH matic windshlenf aieaner, rear-view mirror. Cowl and dome I / | lights, extension lamp and stop-and-tail light. Clock and | •7.08.&0US I uumM +-1 Auto Supply 3c Repair Co. - 1 .. *; . - - THIS IS A $ TUPEfIAKER Y EAR I j AUTOMATIC—The Most Complete Refrigerator Built! jj j I [ ( ~ ome * n see these two models. Like all Automatics these sire built oversize—provides j'!|! jj more room for preserving food. Because there is a constant circulation of clean, dry, chilled j !'| 8 atr. vour foods will not become tainted nor mildew. Both are equipped with the Complete i jj 1 a W ater Pooling System, exclusive feature of the Automatic Double Duty Refrigerator. Oth- !sj! x er desirable features are tlie overside non-rustabfe ‘shelves—hand-fitting dobrs—tight-iock- ! M X ,n 8 hardware —eight-wall insulatioh.packed With Mirteral Wool—Air-Tight Sanitary Trap 111 1 5X easy to clean and can t overflow.; Come in during our special Carload Sale! !j! ! I Concord Furniture Co. § An American woman, divorced from in alien husband. luis tin; right to have ■ hes A'mertean riiizenkMp restored, ae- WWiing to a ruling of Judge Morton in tl>e Federal Court m Bbston * Skixny men Gain 5 Pounds i; ;iO Days orl Get Your Mo ey Back .'ifi'OQtorp and good pgfemaeiste know flbifr Cod inver Oil in full of vltamiucs i that make tfcsii, create appoint; builds '•HP. the power to rdsist' disease, and puts solWf fluah on aftlniiy men and wom ‘Wi . i '■ L' f 'put it’d horrible tiisiing stuff and ev •- *£s day fewer profile are taking it. for dbetoty ‘ gre. prescribing and people are learning that they wi «tt better ■ faults with MeCoy's Cod. fiver Oft CbSjpound Tablets, which tl* Pearl Drug • ettore and riVuggisls all over the country B are havlpg a t remeitdoue deni and for. #«>¥«»' TO pounds in •£? days and ir any skinny man or woman . Wt I'rit Oil 5. pouiid«' jtf 30 (lays, your . 'Hrljggtrt SlamJ 1 refund the purchase the >rigluul W#rk Wearing Tod Ott? Concord Folks Find a Cad Back a “V. ? ; iHeavy Handicap. Ia your work wearing yon out? Arc you tortured wiQi. throbbing backache Then look id yogi occupations tend to weaken the kid neys. Constant backache, headaches, dizziness and rheumatic paips are the fiWMV. T.?u *»»* ajtfoj mg bladder irregularities; feci nfivous, irritable atrd worn out. Don’t wait! Use Doan’s Pigs —a stimulant diuretic to the Idd nbys. worlsws everywhere recoup mend Doan’s. Concord 'case: ISsS# • Price 60c. at alf dealers. Don’t •^^^as^for kidney^rem^y-^get isr Fiwdv cm iv.- : «' > - v ■ Thursday, April 16, 1925 FOUND AT LAST j 4 Pa feet Servant—Eli minats Bilious , Tenipenrinent. , iteopie woik. tbeir heads off twenty-four lu>urs a day and get littlo dcur. Other people do not seem to Work at.all amps yet they accetftjiiigti a ttioii«ail(f times ihrire. Perhdps fel lbw that; ~w»rk« all day in a nut >hcll" dr dirtt'kynf ail Uiinaiurat topiperameiit isn’t «o iViueii to'hlanio. after aU,—ft may » hiH liver—lhnf important "eog” iii Hie mediaiiTHln of the machine eailedthe ■'human body." This time of the yeti many are nos to be greatly-blamed if Owy experience a larsitiirfe, ,ffmt la .nut. : *»t nndewtandattlr. If y6u lack "nep" tfnd "ginger" and feel that you may have 4 look to yoifr liver— I Aiinulate its action. f’lapuo I.arativc j tinks—the "perfect servant,” will, do it. :l)ont fill tb get a l>ox today—the tifty isixmt, i A>k Merit - or 1 (Jlbson drug store.for; the j Jink t 'andy-r.ike hoaenges in the pink fgacKgg*—fok iastrifls, ifyspensia. acido |s. auto-intox,ration, heudwthe. heart burn, coated toagUc. foul breath. Dy not neg.et treating the mildest symptoms these druggists will even give )ro« a generous sample pgcket/fris. | .von’}! ju«t#hsb for it. "Ouce Wed.
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