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PENNY COLUMN
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c.S£abruß CASH GROCERY CO.
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vml Phone 510 and 525. Ch*s. C.
Graeber. 28-2 t-p.
Noifao-I Repair Alt Makes of 'Soitoi
machines, Victrolas, anything hut a
broken heart. The Handy Map, 10 S.
Valley St., Concord, N. C. 23-st-p.
New Arrival Porcelain, White-House and
Imperial flour. Lippard & Barrier.
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CtfeMa*. Chickens. Nice Fat Hens and
fryers. Phone 365, Ed 31. Cook Co.
23-2 t-p.
White French Felts, $2.95 . Black Vel
vet rib ostrich pompoms. Miss Brach
en. 25-3 t-p.
Foe Rent—Five-Room Bungalow, With
bath, |IB.OO per month. Phone 852.
25-ts-c.
Desirable Furnished Rooms For Rent;
also four-room unfurnjahed apartment.
New house with modern conveniences.
Phone 501. , 10-ts-p.
Plant Now —For Farm Plant Soja Beans,
millet, Sudan grass and buckwheat.
For garden, plant beans, squash, cu
t-timber, tpmgto, cabbage, etc. Buy
your seed in hulk and save money.
■Chas. C. Adams Seed Co., China Grove,
N. C. 19-6 t-c.
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The home of A1 Murray, shown above, was taken bodily from is founda
tions and, shortly after this picture was taken, was hurled against an
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Stop Those Drugs
They never Vffect the Liver
When yott take cathartics you Re
lieve that they directly affect the liver.
They do not. Countless recent tests
have, proved that. That’s why all those
treatments bring you disappointment.
But modern science has found away
to really stimulate the liver. That is
ox-gall, a liver secretion. Physicians
the world over now employ it to do
what you’ve tried to do.
Many of our ailments are due to
torpid livers. We hqve tried to cor
rect them, hut we failed. As a re
sult, we hqve suffered—rmost of us—
from troubles of this sort:
Indigestion Heart and
Constipation Kidney Troubles
Impure Blood Bad Complexions
j High Blood Pressure Lack of Youth
, Now we ask you to join the mill
ions who have found a new relief.
Ox-gall, a gland secretion, really stim
ulates the liver. Then it acts. Then
it floods the intestines with bile. The
“Pfywl b Specially Recommended
CHARLOTTE POLICE
OFFICER TESTIFIES
“If You Want To See a Man
Who Has Really Been
Benefitted B y Karnak, I
Look at Me,” Says Edgar
Owens.
Still they come, remarkable state
ments, one after another,, epcli and every
one proving the claims made for Kar
nak.
Just the other day, for instance. Ed
gar E. Owens, well known officer on the
Charlotte police force, declared that when
he thinks of the condition he was in and
how fine he feels now he just enn't stop
talking about Karnak.
“Yds, sir, if you want to see a man
who has really been benefitted by Kar
nuk just take a look at me,” says Mr.
Owens, who resides at 616 W. Fourth
Ht. “Why. when I think of the condi
tion J was jn and how fine I feel now
I jupt can’t stop talking about tbiis new
medicine. It certainly does the work.
~ "T!‘f tw mrs JJud the worst
kind of indigestion. Why, gas would
form on my stomach and prea* around',
my heart until f became so »-eak I could '
hardly stay on my feat. When these
nr tacks would cotpe oq me they would be j
no severe thlt at Mutes I simply had to
‘•My stomact w|#.’in .such a bad condi
tion that at tops evijn plain prinking wa-
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’TorSa.-L.to Shares Noreott MIU Stock 1 ;
15 shares White-Parks Mill Stpck.
Southern Loan A Trust Co. 26-2 t-p.
Freak Lot Okra. Fancy Celery and All
kinds fresh vegetables. Lippard & Bar
rier. - . 26-It-p.
For Kent—Six Room Bungalow on Ann
street. Modern conveniences. Phone
792 L. 2«-2t-p.
For Rent —A New Five-Rpom Bungalow.
Apply Concord Steam Bakery.
25-6t>p.
Tomatoes. Tomatoes. Big Lot Fancy To
matoes. Phone 565, Ed M. Cook Co.
25-2 t-p.
For Rent—Two Rooms for Light House
keeping Phone 372. 25-2 e-p.
For Rent —House on Meadow Street.
C. Q, Linker, Central Barber Shop.
24-3 t-p.
Young Couple Wants Three Rooms for
light housekeeping. Answer “X” Care
Tribune. ts.
For Sale—Six-Room Bungalow, Modern
conveniences. Kerr street. W. li.
Williams. 24-3 t-p.
Visiting Cards Handsomely Printed, 50
for SI.OO or 100 for $1.50. Times-
Tribune Office. * ts.
Everything in the Glass Line—Highly
polished plats glass for windshields,
sedan and coupes, cut and flitted while
you wait. Any size and shape in the
tpirror line. We also do reshivering.
Phone 312-W. Walter Bros, corner
South Valley and Borland „Street.
22 6t-p.
toxins which are now being formed
and absorbed are quelled.
Good doctors everywhere now pre
scribe ox-gall, mostly in liquid form.
But it comes also in tablets called
Dioxol, which druggists now supply.
Each tablet contains 10 drops of puri
fied ox-gall.
We ask you to learn how much
Dioxol can do. Learn it at our ex
pense. It will change all your con
ceptions of treating liver troubles. It
may bring to you new health, new
vim, new hope. Gip this coupon, for
your own sake—now.
j Whitman Pharaacal Co. UJ
598 Madison Ave., I I*GC
0= Now York, N. T. _ .
* I want to try Dioxol. *DM
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it out, but started right in on the medi
jcine, and the results I got was the sur
i prise of my life. IT tell you. I used
the Kama* and Karnak pills both with
'wonderful results. ‘Why, this medicine
has fixed me up in short order sd I can
this Karnak has everything
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY !
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THREE FORDS MEET AND
MAKE YARD RACE TRACK
T» Avoid Accident the Drivers at Two
Cara Cut Across Yard of R. R. Black.
Three Fords met at the intersection of
Franklin Avepue and North Spring Street
Thursday night and only some fancy and
apparently impossible driving on part
of the drivers of two of the cars pre
vented a serious accident. An it was,
uo. one was seriously hurt and the only
damage resulting was to the yard and
hedge of R. K. Black.
One Ford was going north bn North
Spring Street, another was going south
on the same street and the other was
going wept on Franklin Avenue. The
latter was struck by the northbound
Ford, the blow being enough to throw
tlie car from its source. At the time
the two ears met the third Ford ap
peared and its driver made a dash for
safety, his only avenue of escape being
the narrow space between a mail box
and telephone pole at the street inter
section. The space is barely wide enough
for a Ford to pass, but in some manner
he “made the grade" and started down
the Black vard.
At exfctiy the same time the driver
of the Ford from Franklin Avenue sought
to get freedom from the melee and he
too started for the Black yard. He too
drove between the mail box and a tele
phone pole choosing the opposite of the
box from that used by the other driver.
His margin of space between box and
pole was no greater than that of the
other driver but he too got through in
some maqner.
The two Fords struck the Black yard
about the same time and down the yard
toward the home of H. IV. Caldwell they
raced. The driver to the left finally
stopped after he had traversed about hnlf
of the yard, but the one to the right
failed to slacken the speed of his car.'
keeping along the hedge which extends
down the yard boundary, and finally
crashing through the hedge which sepa
rates the Caldwell and Black properties.'
He stopped his ear after reaching the
Caldwell yard.
Persons who saw the mixup sent for
a physician but when he arrived he found
little to do. In some manner the three
cars had avoided a serious collision and
the only person injured was a child who
received a slight cut on its nose. One
car had a damaged fender and the other
two were no worse for the accident.
The Ford going north did not stop af
ter the collision but apparently it was
not damaged.
Two minutes after the mixup occurred
at least a hundred persons had gathered
on the scene but although they were ready
to render aid their services were not
needed. ■
[thickwelder Meeting at Kannapolis.
The Blaekwelder meeting at Kannapo
lis is , ; n great progress and will continue
for the next ten days. I have just clos
ed a meeting in Concord with a large
number of professions, ami many of the
people who were converted hav.e given
their names for membersip of the church-;
os in Concord. McGill Street Baptist, 1
Presbyterian Church at Brown MiH. Wes
leyan Methodist Church. Cedar'’ Street,
and their are others to be oaptised and
will join the church later.
Everybody is welcome to all of our
meetings. Mr. Blackwelder has done a
great work throughout our state and we
appreciate all that he has done for us
and we hojie that you all will attend his
meeting regularly. B. W. B. I
The wild dog. sleeping in the open,
had first to beat down the thick grasses i
to make his bed. He did this by turn-!
ipg round again and again, his weight
pressing down a nest for himself as he!
(}oee today through instinct, inherited'
through the ages.
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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
LIGHTNING AND HAIL
PLAY HAVOC YESTERDAY
> Hart sell Mill Foreai to Suspend Opera
tions —Hail Does Damage at Dave
Earnhardt's Home. ,
In the violent storjns which swept over
I the county yeoterday afternoon, consid
erable damage das done by lightning and
■ luill, the principal sufferers from the
storm being the H§xtsell Mill, the Ca
barrus Mill and m farmers in No. 4f]
township.
t At the Hartsell Mill, where lightning;
struck for the secoqff time in sixty days,
considerable damage was done to the
electrical machinery, forcing the mill to
cloae foe- the remainder of the day. No
I one was injured by the bolt, however.
It was stated thin morning that the mlil
would probably commence operation*
again this afternoon.
Lightning struck the pipe line which
runs from the Cabarrus Mill to Buffalo
Creek and furnishes water for the boil
ers of the mills. After striking, the
bolt ran up to tbe pill where it ground
ed. putting the pump out of commission.
In No. 4 township, hail accompanied
by a wind of almost cyclonic proportions,
damaged crops and uprooted trpes gen
erally. The center of the storm seemed
to have been at the borne of Dave Earn
hardt. It was hip opinion that he had
lost over half his Ofop from the storm.
The wind, he said, Mew the cotton prac
tically prone and then the haij clipped it
off. The hail stones were the size of a
partridge egg in this section.
Another bolt of lightning struck on
Corbin street directly across from the
home of J. G. MeEachern. A peach
tree in the yard *as hit and was lit-Jj
erall.v torn up by the roots from the'
fores of the blow.
REPORTED EX-SOLDIER
KILLED PASSENGER
€oi. John M. Yooag Hears Rumor of'
Homicide on Southern Train During
the Night. ...a- ■ I
Col. John Ystng. night for
the Southern“Jtallvmy in Cbadord. was 1
•old during that
soldier from Sparfanbiug kfTletl a Char
lptte man on a SWuthern train during
the night, and turning his pistol on an
qther passenger, whunderi hint. '{
According to the report of the tragedy
Which Col. Young-received, the soldier
ijoarded a night train at Spartanburg.
Walked through the* aisle of a day coach
and shot through the head a passenger,
Who was sleeping an one of the seats.!
Turning from the fitalty wounded min'
the former soldier turned his gun on an-l
other man, woundjgg him. Passengers ■
on the traiu disarmed the man and found
that hit- gun contained but two bidleta, .
.Col. Young was tol^,
1 The. slayer was *l#ced under arr<*>L
according to the rgport, and later it de
veloped that lie had been suffering from
shell shock.
The names of the slayer, his victim ami
the wounded man were not reported tj
Col. Young.
At The Theatres.
| William Desmond in “The Meddler."
and Larry Semon in a comedy “The
Clodhopper” 5* re tffWg shown today and 'I
tomorrow as the Pastime.
| Charles Ray in “Dynamite Smith."
supported by Wallace Beery, Jacqueline
laqcnn and Hess if- Love, and Charles
Chase in comedy. "All Wet" are being
shown today nnd tomorrow at the Con
cord Theatre.
. "The Night Club," starring Raymond
Griffith. Vera Reynolds, Wallace Beery
I and Louise Fazenda is at the Star to
day.
I Vaccination Schedule Announced For
Summer.
! Announcement was made this morning
by the county health department of the
schedule for the vaccination of typhoid
nnd diphtheria during the summer. Tbe
first date for this vaccination is set at
July 13th and this will continue on un
til August Btb.
The county has been comparatively
free of typhoid this summer and Dr. 8.
E. Buchanan, the county health officer,
is auxious talit it continue with as few
• cases as possible. Hence he is urging
tfie vaccination.
Albemarle Road Likely Soon as Result
of Decision.
Salisbury Poot|“
The derision of the Supreme Court up
holding the right of the county to lend
money to the State highway commission
will probably mean the letting of the pon
t fact for the Wlbemarle-Salisbury high
way withiu Ihepaear future. As fgr as i
could be learned here this afternoon, {he
Albemarle Salisbury highway is t((e qnly
project iu Rowan county involved ip the
deejstou rendered today.
Qppaaltiqn af” Stone Mouq-jj
Ceutralja. lydsh.. June 25.—The Sous
of Veterans, meeting here ip the anuual ,
encampment for Washington aud Alaska
«f the Grand Army of the Republic, to
<{ay announced a stand against circula
tion of half dollars to aid in creation- of 1
a memorial on Stone Mountain, Georgia,
tp the Confederate force*.
/ A resolution was adopted deflaring '
that the enuse supported by the Confed- 1
crate soldiers “had for its result the mur- 1
tjer of teas of thousands of loyal men. '
the widowhood of their wiyes and the
prpbaning of thejr children, the ilisabMpg ;
' qf tfns of thousands of other loyal men
gnd the assassination of America's great
est man. Abraham Lincoln.”
The English Foiilhafl Association has 1
jotetl in favor of amending the rules nl
tpwiug a player tp remain onside when
two defenders are between him and the !
qpposing goal, instead as three, as uow.
During a period of twenty-fire years i
Sir Thomas Lipton has bsilt four “Hb»iu- -
*°ck»” in an attempt to lift tbe American
pup. The first, three were each beaten
thrice, and “Shamrock IV.” ha* been
ieatmi once. And Sir Thomas is stilt
loping! /.
The South Rostcu Yaehfciuk one of
% most prominent yacl.ting mganiza
tipus of New England, IwdiF* Vitfi pride l
Jo| weather.' UPm *
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Did You Say Silk Frocks?
, Here They Are—At a Winning Price
Have you had a new Silk Dress on your mind?
\jfA Perhaps |h« only drawback Has been the price 1
UjjL You didn't know that you cpuld find a dress with
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B Ufjlji ere are; \y« want you to look them oyer.
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WSm ' those little touches which
T Y make Frocks just frtm different //»U
If jT j Lace trimmed, or with plaits,! /Kwl H
R 4 | 2 Bashes, etc. In the popular border Wp\jt llf
Jyi prints ‘and in solid pastel colors. j
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AMERICA’S BEST REFRIGERATORS
Good Refrigerators Mean Health
Leonard Refrigerators stand for highest efficiency in retaining the purity of foods and
preserving their freshness. By actual test it has been found its cpoling system of re
frigeration maintains a lower temperature than any other and the system of circulation
heeps the air always dry and sweet.
The improved drainage system will not clog and the remarkably small quantity of ice
consumed makes the prices lower than they* first seem.
Come! See these wonderful refrigerators.
Bell - Harris Furniture Co*
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Scotch Lassie Wants Permission to Ke
miiijn l (sited States Permanently.
•Washington. June 25.—8 y direction
of Seiwtor SimropoK. frank A. Hamp
ton. tils setfretary, conferred with Secre
tary of State Kellogg. seeking to find
#H>me way to permit Mias Margaret Tay
><>r- Riep* of James U. . Donald, of
Moorcsville, to remain in the United
States.
Miss Taylor has been visiting her
mule for the past year and a half, and
since she came to America her home in
Scotland h«m been broken up.
The case of Mias Taylor is a rather
noted ooe here. It lu ;- la.-cn considered
i|y a full meeting of the senate com
mittee on immigration in aij_ effort to
»ja've- the difficulty. ' Miss Taylor eatnes
Within no preference class. Several sen
ators have taken much interest in trying'
ft> solve her problem no that she may
not have to return to Scotland and wait
Qerhai* for years an an ordinary inftni
fra|it to come to the United States for
Hprmauept residence.
. 'phe tjecretary of state w»id that he
Would authorise, so far as he could, the.
imatfictrd by fll statute, which gives
* preference to certain classes, such as
|W and da lighters, wives and hus
[.Uanda, and fatkep a*d mothers of
jcitiMMt States- In as
■ o .nai'iie.. "..I'i'ir • ~e.it!i» 1 a! -5m
tens and thousands of applications that
it is thought will not be reached at all
during the next fitted year.'
Senator Simninna hopes thnt through
the jwreounl ’ interview of Secretary
Kellogg. Miss Taylor may be permanent
ly admitted within the next fiscal year.
The drastic immigration law works
against friend as well as foe.
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Onpe to Every Man.
I was astonished to find myse’f cool.
I motioqed my wife to u Si air. "Sit
down,” I said evenly. “I hitve some
thing to tell' you.”
She eat there. ht;r hands folded in
her lgp, looking up at me
wonder. I reflected that she must sus
pect something. I had been cwtieeji, un
easy. for two or three days. " ;;V
"I have g confession to make." I pent
on- "I never thought I should have so
tell you this. We’ve been married twelve
; years and nothing like this h(is ever
• marred our happiness. It has happened
to other people, hut not |o us. ’
She began to \vegp softly. I fe'.t like
a dog. If I could have undone. . . . . I
bat that was impossible. I had a hand
on her trembling shoulder. *
“I am soyry, dear. But oiie day Iflst
i week a woman caipe into my ofjee. • ,*
She shook my hand. “Op on '’ she
choked. '
“I don’t know what it was abifut hat-”
i I .continued with au effort, “f sue.p’t
t try to excuse myself. . . . but tiefore I
i knew whitt I was doing.. .. a V
> : "Stop!” s"he cried despairingly.
• “No; there is nothing gained by
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I had signed for a set of bonks; a hund
red and ninety dollars.” '(
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The ancient Babylonians counted in
terms of sixties. As the earliest astrol
ogers weCe accustomed to this reckoning,
the 00 figures was natlrally adapted in
the euilifst methods of timekeeping.
The “minute” stood for something vVry
small or minute. When the minute was
split Up it wns the -second split, hence
our ‘•seconds.” . -
-•Tie watej ia Frenchman's Bay. on
Desert Island, off the ebaat of Maine, at
midday of the day when one of the ma
rine anneud worm breeds, becomes blood
red due to the untold numbers of red
eggs east into the bottom waters by the
worm.
The citiaeus «f Washington, Q. C,’
cannot vote because they are not citi
xpns eff any state and tlie District erf Co
lumbia is governed directly by the fed
eral government, there being no elective
offices. . „
TEETHING TIME - ;
JL and hot weather am hard on,
the little ones. At first aigp
of trouble or W*-