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The Studebaker Corporation of America takes pride and pleasure in
announcing that the above Pledge is being carried out by
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THE Pledge speaks for itself. which in some times and places >'
It is a formal declaration of the has fallen into ill repute. . j
fair and square attitude of Stude- It is an assertion of confidence ■
baker dealers toward the public. in the reserve mileage built into % '
It is an assurance of honest the sturdy “one-profit” Studebaker
dealing in a line of merchandising automobiles.
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THE STUDEBAKER CORPORATION OF AMERICA • SOUTH BEND, INDIANA
—SPRING—
New Felts and Velours in Pastel
Shades
Specially Priced
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: %-Wk * zy ' shades are the lgst word
hHk I "" of Spring’s newest note—
A and yet-—Fisher’s offers
——a most bewitching array
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Jr/f) )I 1 ors, ail the smart new Gig
lo' Crowns —and the latest
trims for $5 each.
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r UmHmmf sale $5.00
/N Styles That Are Correct
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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
ACHING JOINTS,
RHEUMATIC PAIN
“Heel” Relieves Instantly
With applicator attached to cork,
just brush “Heet" over the pain area,
whether in kneea, feet, legs, hands,
shoulders, hade, nock or body. In
stantly, you fesl this harmless, glori
ous, penetrating heat draw the pain,
soreneaa and stiffness right out of tba
aching «r swollen joint, muscle or
neuritia-riMsn nerve. Besides, “Heet"
scatters ths congestion and estab
lishes a ears.
“Heet” contains trip soothing, pene
trating ingredients, too expensive to
u “ in liniments or airi»
gesics. “Beet is a clean, pleasant
liquid; Ap»n*t stain, blister or irri
tate thejfjkm only 60 casta'
USE PEifM COJAJMS —IT pa«
BUILIHNG-LOAN C*»TinCAf*B
merit first-rate ranking
The Magazine of Wall Street, un
der the caption, “Points for Income
Builders—What the Investment Worlf
Offers and How the Offerings Loin
p*re,” gives building and loan certifi
cates the first place, saying : •
“There are innumerable investment
forms for the investor to choose from
which differ from one another, only in
minor respects. But there arc a cer
tain few standard forms whicfa are
radically different, and each of which
caters to a set investment need. Some
of these are reviewed in the follow
ing:
Building and Loan Certificates.
“Building and loan associations,
like, savings banks, are semi-philan
thropic institutions. Their reason
for being is to assist would-be home
builders in the attainment of their
ambition, and to this end they op
erate under what has rightfully been
described as ‘the easiest, simple mort
gage system ever devised.’ The chief ■
charm of their mortgage plan is, sim- I
ply. that it calls for a monthly <ll
-of principal and requires '
montly interest payments on the cur
rent unpaid balance.
“Building and loan associations
have come to be recognized as an in
tegral part of the financial system of
the country, if only because of the
part they play in the home building
world. But. in recent years, they
have forged ahead in another way:
That is, as investment institutions,
offering a good investment return on
moneys left in their care. They of
fer what they call building and loan
certificates for this purpose ("besides
accepting ordinary thrift accounts)
and on these certificates often pay (
more than the average savings bank |
will give."
Building and Loan Associations to
Observe Thrift Week. i
In respones to Commissioner
Wade’s appeal to the building and
it an association to make a siiecial ef
fort in the observance of Thrift Week,
reports indicate that the associations
in many sections .of the State will
put on special advertising programs,
and in many instances will thorough-1
ly canvass tlnyr communities for the j
sale of building and loan stock.
Few undertakings could be of great
er value to the stute and the welfare
of her people than the building up of
strong live building and loan associa
tions in every community. These
great institutions encourage habits of
thrift and they are of great assistance (
in the financing of the many small
homes being bfiilt throughout the
state. With the proper encourage
ment by a liberal investment of the
savings in the building and loan as
sociations there is no legitimate ex
cuse why every family, who desires
to do so. cannot own their own homes.
The associations make unusually lib
eral loans for home building and the
plan of repayment will meet the needs
of the family with a moderate in
come.
South Carolina Woman Is Captured
By Bandits.
Charlotte Observer.
Miss Clifford Barratt, of this coun
ty, for the past four years a mission
ary at I’oehow, China, under the aus
pices of tile mission board of the
Southern Baptist convention, was cap
tured by Chinese bandits on Decem
ber !)th and was stilt being htid by
them on December 22m1. according to-'
a letter received by relatives here from
Mrs. IV. 6. Bostwiek, another mis
sionary.
The letter stated that the brigand
chief permitted Miss Barratt to send
a message to Mrs. Bostwiek by spe
cial courier stating that she lmd been
unharmed and was safe but that most
of her personal effects had been taken.
No intimation was given as to when
she expected to be" released or whether
she was being held for ransom.
TROLLEY PLUNGES
INTO ICY STREAM
Three Unidentified Persons Dead and
Score of Injured Are in Hispotals.
Pittsburgh, Pa.. .Tan. 17.—Three un
identified persons are dead and a score
or more are in hospitals suffering
from exposure in injuries are the re
sult of the plunge of a street car into
the Ohio River from the Fleming
Park bridge at McKee's Rocks to
night. Two of the dead, a woman and
a girl, succumbed after reaching a
hospital, and one body also that of a
girl, was founded floating in tbe river.
Whether or not there were more
fatalities is not yet known.
The passengers saved were brought
to shore by jioliee and volunteer res
cue wt-kers, and then rushed to hos
pitals.
A Real Go-Getter.
A score of years ago a young book
keeper of Knoxville. lowa, married
the daughter of a local millionaire
banker. The young man’ had not
saved much money and the banker's
opinion of him, expressed openly, was
sueli that the young man found it
healthier to move to Oklahoma. There
he had the good fortune to become
associated in an oil scheme that be
came a phenomenal success. Tt the
proper time he sold out his interest
• to a New York bank concern for
$25,000,000. This amount he ntan
aged to increase to $40,000,000 and
then, after 18 years, he returned to-
Knoxville.
The father-in-law banker was now
in desperate need of heli> —and a lot
of it—to save his bank and his per
sonal fortune. The son-in-law that
had made good came to the rescue
and saved both. “I knew he had It
in him,” said the grateful banker.
Horrified by the prevalence nfl de
bauchery in Mecca, the holy'city of
Arabia, it has been decided to invoke
an old penalty imposed by tbe Mo
hammedan law which calls for the
' public stoning to death of criminals
j convicted of certain crimes.
Though carbon dioxide is a waste
predict, animals breathing air from
which all of this gas has bean re
moved will die.
“No Trespawrtnir NeOrea.se Cant* a
dozen, at Timea-Trlbune Office.
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Fuwn Gray, djgiucr, who recently
won Harry Thaw’s attentions and a
SIO,OOO bracelet, went to Chicago to
visit Evelyn Nesbit. who is recovering
from a dose of poison. She got no
farther than fhc office of the West Side
hospital. When word came oqt that
"Miss Nesbit does not wish to see
you,” Fawn said she was terribly hurt
by the slight. She had brought a bou
quet of roses for Evelyn.
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Experienced generals in the Indian
army of 1(100 reckoned one good ele
phant equal to a regiment of 500 cav
alry, or if properly supported by the
matchlockmeu, at double that num
ber.
ESSENTIALS
If a child is denied the
essential vitamins, rickets,
weak bones, imperfect teeth
or other manifestations of
faulty nutrition folio#.
Scott’s Emulsion
of vitamin-activated cod-liver
oil is the ideal nourishment
for growth of body and Ja
bones. Give your boy vjR
or girl Scott’s Efnulsion. Iju
AT RETAIL DRUGGISTS
Pries 601 and $1.20 <
■•Scott & Bowne. Bloomfield, tt. J. 25-32M8
BILIOUSNESS
Retired Minister Tells Hpw He
Keeps in Good Fora With
the Assistance el
Black-Dr augkL
West Graham, Va.—The Iter.
Lewis Brans, a well-known retired
minister, now past 80, living here,
has a high opinion of Black-
Draught, which he Bays hA has
taken when needaA for 25 yean.
“For years I ha# been suffering
with my he says. “Some
times the pain would be very in
tense and my back would hurt all
the time. Black-Draught was the
first thing I found that would give
me \any relief.
“My liver has always been slug
gish. Sometimes it gives me a lot
of trouble. I have suffered a lot
with It —pains in my side and back,
and bad headache, caused from ex
treme biliousness.
“After X found Black-Draught, I
would begin to take it as soon as I
felt a spell coming on and it re*
lieved the cause at once. I can
recommend It to anybody suffer
ing from liver trouble. A dose or
two now and then keeps me in good
form.”
Made from selected medicinal
roots and herbs, and containing no
dangerous mineral drugs, Black-
Draught is nature’s own remedy
lor a tired, lazy liver. NC-U8
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
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Tells How To Get Quick Re- "
Uef Iran Head-Colds!
It's Splendid!
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In one minute your clogged nostrils
will open, the air passages of your
head will clear and you can brmtbs
freely. No more hawking, muffling,
blowing, .headache, dryaeea. No strug
gling for breath at night; ywhr ooFd
or catarrh will be gone
Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this Want,, entimpL,
healing cream in your woetrllz. It
penetrates through every air passage
of the head, soothes the inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
AFTER INVENTORY
| To Start Another Year
} Buy your Ledgers, Cash-books, Journals, and all blank
| books.
[ . Ao* Files, Steel Cabinet Files, and Index Guides, Ver
r bcal Folders, etc. , .
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Letter Paper, Receipts, Drafts, Notes, Order Books,
etc.,
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KIDD-FRIX
Mask ad Staliaery Co. he*
Phone 76 ; 58 S. Union St.
Concord, N. C.
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YOUR HARDWARE STORE t
PHONE 117
Better than soothing syrup!
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WE can fin this prescription for you. Bring the chil
dren with you when you come for a demonstration.
YORKE & WODSWORTH CO.
THE OLD RELIABLE HARDWARE ST,ORE
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I THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Hie All Steel Body Cars
4 All vibration has been eliminated by an added im
provement to the new improved Ford.
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Rida in one and feel the difference.
Buy a FORD and SAYS the difference. _
Let one of our salesmen show you.
REID MOTOR CO.
Corbin and cfurch°sSeU FORD DEALER mq
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