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Why a Master ?
You should hav? your cleaning, work dpne only by a “Master” Cleaner pimply because
he must be proved add attested BEFORE he is allowed to display the ‘Master” ejdblem as
member of the Rational Association of Dyers &
Cleaners of the United States and Canada.
hirst and foremost, he must OWN 1 1 i> own
plant. If he is a “Mastet” he never “farms out” his
work to some wholesale cleaner—he must WA*TCH \
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Bob’s Dry Cleaning Co. Phone 787
'Vh*t Hairy Ford Thinks of Prohibition.
Front I’ortl’s page in the Dearborn In
dependent.
“We believe that it tbe opposition to
prohibition were analyzed it would be |
found that it was mainly alien. We j
believe that every true American is for |
it heart and soul. We believe that if i
prohibition were to be put' before tht- ’
nation tomorrow there would again be
an overwhelming flood of public opinion
in its favor. Although the friends of
prohibition may not be so aggressive as
its enemies, they are firm in their con
victions.
“It is not in the wide open spaces
that the defiance of the prohibition laws
Is the most prevalent, but in the crowded
urban centers where alien influence and
afifb eagerness for money-getting are atj
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“After its five years pf trial, probibi-'
tion is not a failure. It is the people
1 who have neglected to correspond with
|it arc the failures. If it took
| Christianity hundreds of years to obtain
I a footing, why should any one consider
1 five years sufficient for a tryout of the
greatest reform H'nce the introduction of
Christianity itself? The good that has
already come from it infinitely outweighs
the evil, ami the evils that are. do not
arise from prohibited but the failure
to practice it.”
The Grand National tournament is
''the great event of the archery season in
Great Britain- It takes place in mid
summer. and it ‘ is generally held ih a
[different place each year.
In Detroit, a flivver hit a street car,
reminding us that it is about' time to
swat house flies.
The Washington news is a hoy wait
ing to see CooHdge fainted, so maybe he
thought he heard Coolidge talking.
Foreigners' have trouble with our lan
guage, but what could you expeef a
“dumb-bell” is one who talks too much.
In San Francisco an antique dealer is
engaged, and we’ll bet the bride’s ene
mies make some catty remarks.
Even if women do have more sense
than men. a man never lias to wonder
if his knees are showing.
REMEMBER PENNY ADS AR3 CASH
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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
Bi CHARLES R. STEWART misfortune to him and a mis-}
IWA flnnkib WHter fortune to the society he’s born
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TPTA SHIN GTON—The Public
vT v Health Service claims great
credit for medical science,
on account of its Success, during
the last two or three decades, in
stretching out the average human
life longer and longer.
K Individual humans like to keep
on living, unquestionably. When
one of them, pays a doctor to keep
him hanging on as long as pos
sible. it assuredly is the doctor’s
business to do his best and earn
bis money. If he does a good Job
he’s entitled to feel proud of it.
1 But as a broad general proposi
tion, what’s gained by prolonging
the average human life? Ultimate
ly people die anyway. What differ
ence does it 'make, in eternity, to
them Or to anybody, at what aver
age age tbey do it?
• • •
/TIHIS may sound like a ridlcu
' I lous question, but when I put
(T it up to the Public Health
Service it kinds, stumped ’em.
Finally, “Well,” they answered,
oyer the telephone, “a human be
ing’s an asset to society, so it
seems to us It’-foHows, the longer
be lives ‘ the more of an asset he
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I There was no use arguing with
so Illogical an outfit, so I dropped
it. As we all know, however, even
young, husky human beings are
assets only where society needs
them, as In not too thickly popu
lated countries. >
I And right now economists and
biologists are worrying about
world overcrowding. In China, al
ready, It’s a misfortune when a
new average biupan being is born
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PLAY WITH CROSSWORDS
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jWrUMBJROUS folto have
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' Word,
4ames 'Crnzc. the igrtod
director of “The Covered 'V'
and other outstanding pkais-jicvi, i
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pear to have little trouble
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NOBODY but politicians and
bankers need work up any
enthusiasm over news that
France and Italy have taken cer- :
tain very short little steps toward
“settlement” of the t billion and
some odd—a mere matter of a
couple of hundred millions hardlyj
counts in -siach transactions—dol-l
lars of war debts they owe
United States. r , j
The very most France and Italy 1 '
will or can do will be to say,. “.Yes,,
we owe this money," and givo
bonds for it. *■ t
The politicians thereupon will
report to the country that they’ve
accomplished something wonder
ful —as it really will be, to get
France and Italy to go even that
far—and ask td be re-elected on
the streftgth of it. *V -» ■*„ |
And the bankers will have the
bonds to unioad on the itubtlc at
about 30. millions profit for them
selves. -r ■-v a, f
f But V isn’t likely this genera
tion of Americana, an<? perhaps
not the next one, will see much of
the actual money—eyen the Inter
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66TVTOT worth what It' would
cost to keep them afloat.”
* . This veWict by W. R
Mayo, Henry Ford’s Chief engi
neer, sums up the entire reason
why the government has so much
trouble in finding private owners
who will agree to keep Its war
built merchant ships in operation.’
Nobody wants them even as a
gift. And, as Mayo addjs, they’re
“poor for the very junk
man. /
b.u.t at their bmmpi
. F;j- o they seem to be finding dlifi
' ir-Uy in solving a «sDss-worfl pun-,
, fllss Cowpson, an especially tal
ycuug wpiRM, astpuiahod
I tttraj b| her facility at fl&lgg to thq
1A YEAR’S FREE ICE
Your Savings on Purchase Price
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You don't have to xaervftce Quality t -- ■ ' |
to save money on a refrigerator. Come ~*| | | "\y~ I
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|v. to our store and get a Gurney, a re-
Ifrigerator of advanced design and con- I | J 1
st ruction. made from the finest mnter- “ J -r ' - ]
ials, built for years of service. You
will get complete refrigerator satisfae- * J> I I I ■ —p* 1
tion and at the same time save enough (J I I* ‘I
on the purchase price of a Gurney to i 1
pay. at least a full year’s ice bill. I
Many styles to choose from. , j j
H. B. Wilkinson
OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT
Buying For Four Large Stores Makes It Possible To Sell The Same
Merchandise For Less
Concord, MporpsviUe, China Grove 1
| OIL STOVES, COOK STOVES AND
RANGES
j We flow have a complete line of the
best Stoves on the market—including*
j the Florence Automatic Oil Stpves
I and Majestic Ranges ,/
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Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
Union and Chprch Street
I Phone 30 Phone 30
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Studebaker Sales and Service
I CALL 22$ h’Op; DEMONSTRATION
1 We carry a full line of Goodrich Tires, and Tubes, Richmond Electric-
JjJ ally' hammered oilless, and quality piston rings, Hassler Shock Absorb
■ffl ers, Gabriel Snubbers, Milwaukee connecting rod bearings, Laminum
j|J shims, Alemi-te greases, guns, hose, cubs, thermoid and Rusco brake lin
jU ing. generator and starter brushes, ignition parts, horns and bumpers
j| and anything else that you might need for your car.
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AUTO SUPPLY & REPAIR CO.
I QUALITY FEEDS AT
CASH FEED STORE
CHURCH STREET—PHONE 122
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Let your feed be the Checkerboard f^ed—Laying
Mash, Growing Mash and Baby Chix and Startina will do
a the work. It is all guaranteed feed.
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STRAW HATS
Your Straw is ready. The Cor
rect Shape is here, with bands
or nahby stripes.
Hot days are coming, so come ip
I and mak<3 your selection.
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