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|| Adds Beauty, Comfort and Refinement to your home, 1 ■
H Protects your home and your health. Keeps sun and rain ?.
9 ;out of your windows and off your porches. Make your i
§j home more comfortable and adds real beauty to the sur- ;;
P« roundings. ;
fi“ -
We are now booking orders for spring delivery, at last *
fe .year's prices. Place your order now, get your awnings [
j|* when you need them and enjoy them while paying.
|a Will gladly arrange terms to suit your convenience. ?
fil Phone 347 for Samples and Prices. Will not obligate ij
j|”you in any way. We are the awning people.
j Concord Furniture Co. \
THE RELIABLE FURNITURE STORE
-1926- |
SOMETHING TO REMEMBER j
No Dealer in Concord Sells Coal for Less than I do. ]
I Best Furnace Coal SB.OO to $ll.OO. ij
j! Best Grate and Stove Coal SB.OO to $9.00. ! ,
| Best Steam Coal $4.00 to $7.50. |!|
j| Best Gas House Coke —Made in Concordsß.so. 1
Start the New Year Right by Purchasing Your Coal '
! where you can get QUALITY and SERVICE.
A. B. POUNDS
NEW I
D For tomorrow and next week several new early Spring Models. Among C
X the lot is the above style in tbe popular Santerne Kid, a new spring J
O color. This pump is exactly like eut and is an unusually pretty style, j!
jr This and lots of other new ones on sale now £0 to V
IVEY’S ;
THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES S
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Profits
depend upon the yield of crops from your acres
cA pound of Cotton, Tobacco, Com or
other crops, from HIGH YIELDING
| ACRES carry less of cost of land, seed,
cultivation, etc., than from Low Yielding
Acres, because there are more pounds to
share the Cost.
Use “Planters” Brands '
of Fertilizers for High Yields of Cotton,
Tobacco, Corn, etc.
Planters’ Factory has large capacity, lo- v <
cated on three railroads and deep water,
and can give prompt shipment.
“Planters” has the reputation jl l
of producing the Best Fertilizer that can
be made.
CMaterials in Car lots a Specialty
PLANTERS
Fertilizer & Phosphate Co.
For Terms, Prices, Etc., Apply to
J. L. CHOAT
2 Huntersville, N. C.
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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
Concord Daily Tribune
TIME OF CLOSING MAILS
The time of the closing of mails at
the Concord postoffibe la aa follows:
Northbound
136—41:00 P. M.
A. M.
| 34 4110 P. M.
38— 8:30 P. M.
30—11:00 P. M.
Southbound
39 0:30 A. M.
45 3:30 P. M.
135 8:00 P. M. I
29—11:00 P. M. ,
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j LOCAL MENTION
One new case of scarlet fever and
one new ease of efaieken pox were
reported to the county health depart
ment Tuesday.
The Tittle Lights of St. James
Lutheran Church will be entertained
by Karl Thomas on Thursday at 3:30
in the parsonage.
The Red path's 1026 program in
Concord will begin on May 31st, ac
cording to information just received
in ('uncord.
Lenten Services will be conducted
at Calvary Lutheran Church this
evening at 7:30 o'clock. The public
is cordially invited.
Five more plasterers went to work
on the new ‘hotel structure this morn
ing. bringing the total to about ten.
This work will be rimhed during the
next few weeks.
Marriage license was assued Tues
day by Register of Deed Elliott to
Samuel (r. Kee. of Concord Route
No. 7. and Miss Rodie Fink, of Con
cord Route No. 6.
Dr. C. M. Sisk, director of county
health work for the State board of
health, was a visitor in Concord Tues
day. While here Dr. Sisk conferred
with officials of the county health de
partment.
E. C. Barnhardt, Jr., i* able to be
out again after be in o' confined to his
home on North Fnion street for sev
eral days by illnetw. The condition of
his son. E. C. Barnhardt. 111., in al
so reported as improved. *
No session of the city police court
will be held today, officers stated
thin mornig. One man charged with
being intoxicated probably will be
heard, but no regu'ar session of the
court will be necessary as this is the
only case docketed.
Members of the local Knights of
Pythias lodge are planning an iuter
csting program for a special meeting
to be held here tomorrow night. Re
freshments will be offered at the
meeting which i« expected to be at
tended by a large crowd.
Egg« are dropping rapidly in
price on the Concord market now.
This is the season of the year when
chickens of all sorts and breeds lay
without interruption audthe local
market is well supplied. Some local
poll! try men are sending their eggs to
markets in other states it is said.
Youngiers have laid aside all
other toys now and are playing base
ball in all vacant lots and fields of
the city. When spring weather comes
baseball comes into its own and hun
dreds of boys can be seen daily now*
playing the game in almost every
location that ogere sufficient room.
Members of the Company E. bas
ketball team plan to go to Winson
9alem Friday night for a game with
the Company G team of that city. The .
local team has won every game played
so far in the city league end the
players are said to be in good shape
for Friday’s game.
Con<!*ord people could hardly wish
for more perfect weather than they
are enjoying now. The nights are
rather cool, but temperatures re
cently have not dropped below the
30-dpgree mark at night, and during
the day temperatures have hovered
around 50 and 55, making conditions
almost ideal.
Playing in the city league, the Co.
E. basketball team Tuesday night de
feated the DeMolay team 25 to 11.
The game was played before a good
sixed crowd at the Y. M. C. A. The
soldiers have not loßt a single game
in the league so far, their work hav
ing shown improvement daring the
coaching of Marvin Long.
Jimmy Flowe, star with the Cabar
rus baseball team of KannapolM in
1922 and 1023, has been sent to the
Vernon team of the Pacific Coast
League by Larry Gardner, manager
of the Asheville team. Flowe signed
wfth Asheville last year and friends
predict a successful career for him in
the far west. ,
The Y. M. C. A. basketball team
was defeated Tuesday night 51 to 20
in the game with Lenoir-Rhyne Col
lege at Hickory. The game proved I
one of much interest to n large crowd
and although the collegians were in
the lead during most of the game,
the locals managed to keep interest
high lecause of their snappy play. I
James Ezzel. son of W. F. Ez
•ell, the latter janitor at the court
house. was buried Tuesday afernoon.
Tbe father of the deceased stated thia
morning that he was deeply appre
ciative of the many kindnesses shown
him and hie fnmily during the illness
and death of his son. He ia especial
ly thankful for the white friends who
showed interest in them, he said-
The Lenten services of St. James
I Lutheran Church will begin tonight at
,j 8 o’clock. The general theme for
the Wednesday evening services will
be: “God’s Way,” The subject for
this evening will be “The Natural
Way of Salvation." Services will
also be conducted on each Friday af
ternoon at 4 o’clock. The teacher
{raining class will meet this evening
at 7:15 preceding the Lenten wor
ship. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to every one to attend these
services.
The father of Joie Ray, the Chi
cago runner, was a boxer in hia
younger days and he wanted Joie to
I be a fighter instead of a runner.
THE DAY!
If you would rise and make your way.
Your chance is here—today’s the day.
But you must work—though others
play.
You can’t afford to shirk.
For the will to win is the reason why
The other ihap has climbed so high.
You’ll never succeed—unless yon try,
And make up your mind to work.
Working with hands and working
with head.
Working for more than your daily
bread.
| Working and planning nnd looking
, ahead,
i Showing you're worthy of hire.
Keeping your eye on the high water
mark.
Working with smiles from daylight to
dark.
Doing each job with a joy in; your
heart.
Never to slacken or tire.
Let the work of one day. be a guide
for the next.
Let this labor of love fill your soul.
Then you'll find like the pilgrims that
are gone on before.
You are on l'.ie right road for your
goal.
—Practical Knowledge.
Pest and Flagg’s Cotton Letter.
New York Feb. 16.—Dullness con
tinues the outstanding feature of the
market with no suggestion as to
when the ice is likely to oreak up.
Price fixing is in evidence On a
scale down in volume sufficient so
far to absorb offerings as bearish
speculative traders appear willing to
provide. It is believed by many that
much more of that, remains to be
done and that old limits for buying
remain unchanged and would pro
vide an effective check on any decid
od tendency to decline following
more agressive tacticn by profession
al traders. ! i
That element, however, seems to
have gone about as far as they con
sider prudent, pending some strong
confirmation of their views by de
velopments in connection w'th, the
actual. If pressure from that source
should make its appearance in any
important way it would quickly be
reinforced and driven home by heavy
selling for short account by tbe pro
fessional element. As long, however,
ns March bolds its premium nnd
grounds exist to believe that ’May
will presently exhibit the same
characteristics, a Considerable de
gree or doubt will exist as to wheth
er reports of slacks demand and an
easing of Phe bapis are not chiefly
traceable to sources Where the wish
it father to the thought.
At any rate the existeucc of such
premiums is hardly compatible with
actually distressing conditions among
holders of cotton, whether mills, mer
chants or farmers. Such conditions
might arise but it is highly doubtful
if any of the present sellens have
any solid reasons for expecting that
or are doing more than exercise the
undoubted prerogative of every
American citizen, free, white and 21.
to do a little guessing on his own
aeeount. POST AND FLAGG.
University for Geniuses.
After five years of research Prof.
Louis Terman. of San Francisco, and
a group of psychologists, have selected
the 1.000 “most gifted” children in
California. The next step is lo ask
for an endowment of 35,000.000 with
which to build n university where
these “geniuses” can be properly edu
cated. Prof. Terman -says that too
much time and money are now spent
in America in an effort ’to educate
stupid and mediocre children who will
be unable to make any use of their
training.' He wishes to "give genius
I a chance.” If his university is real
| ized it will be “an experimental sta
tion in genius.”
IJBB PENNY COLUMN —IT PAYS
S lf you would benefit by
these special terms
$ 6- deduction Note that the sale ends
*2— down— Saturday
13 l"A to pay IF YOU want to have which makes the dinner
1 the beat in cooking cook itself,
equipment, come in and And if you want to save
let us show you the new money, come in before
gas ranges in this vary the end of the sale. To
unusual sale. Each one be sure of getting a new
is equipped with the range at a saving—put
heat control device your order in today.
Concord & Kannapolis Gas Co.
S» South Union Street
Concord, N. 0.
TOM
SJMSiP
What everybody seems to save up
for a rainy day is pessimism.
Things could be worse. It’s a long
time before vacation.
Enjoying your work is more fun
than enjoying its profits.
A street car on time saves nine cuss
words.
There are parts of the United
States so dry they are almost as dus
ty as the Pacific Ocean.
A Wilmington. N. C., baby of two
months named Ruth can walk al
ready, but you can’t believe these
proud fathers.
(Copyright. 1026, NEA Service. Inc.)
Courage!
A woman writes: “I frankly admit
that I dislike getting old. I feel
that 1 am swiftly passing through
my allotted time. Each year seems j
But 1 would not enre to live over a:
to go swifter than the preceding one.
single hour in my life. A home and
diildren are a part of the routine of
a normal existence which 1 have been
denied. Every woman wants a de
voted husband, and home and chil
dren, but not every woman is ac
-1 corded those blessings. 1 am em
ployed in the business world, having a
nice position and work that I like
very much. lam very thankful that
CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
(Corrected Weekly by Cline A Moose)
Figurer named represent pries
paid for produce on the market:
Eggs , .30
Corn sl.l0 1
Sweet potatoes $1.50 1
Turkeys .23 1
Onions $1.75
Peas $2.00
Butter .35
Country Ham ,30
Country Shoulder .29
Country Sides 220
Young Chickens .20
Heus .18
Irish Potatoes 2.00
RBlm's Antiseptic Oil, Knswa m
Snake Oil
STOPS PAIN j
From coast to coast men and wom
en are singing the praise of “Snake
Oil.” a most powerful, penetrating
pain relieving liniment. It will pen
etrate thickest sole leather in 3 min
utes. Mrs. B. Werner. New Or
leans. La., writes: “Thanks to your
wonderful penetrating oil, it relieved
me of Rheumatism and deep seated
phest cold after other remedies failed.”
“I had rheumatism so bad I had to
walk ou churches for nine years,”
says H. C. Hendrix, old soldier of
Minneapolis, Minn. “After three
months treatment with ‘Snake Oil’
laid off my crutches and now can walls
like a boy.”
J. B. Moore, Pittsburgh Pa., rail
: toad man, says: “’Snake Oil’ is the
only liniment that ever gave me relief
from rheumatism. I use it regular
: after being exposed to bad weather.”
■ For rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago,
i stiff joints, paiu in back and limbs,
corns, bunions, chest colds, gore
i throat, “Snake Oil" is said to be
without an equal. Refuse imitations.
This great oil a golden red color.
Mfg. only by Herb Jnice Medicine 00.,
U. S. A. Get it, your druggist’s.—
1 (Adv.).
1 can work and earn my living. Have
you anything to' say to n person wtio
is not so fortunate as to be pble to
have the things which a normal per
son claims as a natural inheritance,
and to whom marriage, a home and
children seem like impossible attain
ments, and impossible joys.”
One of the busiest men in Englattd
today is Sir Bradford Leslie, the
great bridge builder, who, although he
is in his ninety-fifth year, still visits
his office every day. At present he is
giving most of his time to designing
a helicopter—an aeroplane that can
rise vertically from the ground and
remain suspended in the air.
IT ALWAYS PATS TO TUB
TIMEB-TRIBUNE PENNY ADS.
WELL KNOWN
HARRISBURG FAR
MER SAYS ITS HIS
DUTY TO ENDORSE
IT.
HERB JI ICE Ended Stomach Trou
ble. Pains in Back and Constipa
tion.
‘ Your HERB JUKJE has been
such a help to me and relieved me of
stomach trouble in such a short timej
that I feel it is my duty to give this
statement and to tell others about
th's medicine," said Mr. M. L. Tsim
bert, a well known and prominent
farmer living on Route 1. Harris
burg, N, C., and who has been a resi
dent of Cabarrus County for the past
[2O years, when he called to see the
HERB JCICE man a few days ago.
"Several years ago,” continued Mr.
Lambert, “I began to have trouble
with my stomach after eating. It
seemed my food would not. digest
properly and would sour and ferment
ns soon as it reached the stomach, and
right there I made the mistake that
thousands of others make —I tried to
wear it off. I would take a dose of
soda, which would relieve me for the
time being, but did not remove the
cause, and I gradually grew worse
until I reached the stage where I
could hardly cat at all. I was consti
pated all the time, which allowed the
poison to accumulate and upset my
I entire system; liver was out of order
' and would fill up with bile, causing
, severe bilious attacks, and I had se
■ vere pains across my back and side,
caused. I suppose, from my kidneys
being so irregular. Borne time ago
. I noticed a statement from a frieud of
■ miae about HERB JCICE, so I be
gan using it also. As I said before, it
i has been such a help to me that I
1 feel as though it is my duty to tell
i others about it. In all I have used
' | five bottles of HERB JUICE and I
' now feel and look like a new man.
■! HERB JI'ICE has relieved me com
' pletely of the stomach trouble and it
j is a pleasure for me to be able to cat
I and enjoy a meal once more without
! haring the usual after effects. Not
! only has HERB JCICE relieved me
| of the stomach trouble, but it has reg-
I ulated my bowels, also kidneys and
| liver, and I never have any more bil
ious attacks or those pains in my 'back
and side and I. have gained several
1 pounds .In weight. The benefit I
have derived from HERB JUICE has
convinced me beyond a doubt that it
is all it is advertised to be and I do
not hesitate to recommend it”
For Sale by GBmon Drug Store. Al
so F. L. Smith Drug Co., Kannapolis.
gocswwpweoogooooooeooooooQooooooooooooooooooooooo'
g Made to be sprung ir>
brimfuls ' of newness
To them March Ist is on- j
i to keep between now and
Pardon us for saying so,
\ \ new ideas that the Fall. '■
| Hat you are now wearing is as ancient as the leg of mut
| ton and the tandem.
Open house today at Concord’s First Spring Hat Opening
Stetson and Schoble Spring Hats TO
NEW SPRING CAPS
i HOOVER’S,Inc. J
| “THE YOUNG MAN’S STORE”
r~
j Take this Coupon and 75c and get a SI.OO Bottle of SMI-LAX, k
! the New and Wonderful TONIC and LAXATIVE COMPOUND. We fc
! have only a few bottles to sell at -this price as an introductory offer, p
j After this is gone it will cost you SI.OO a bottle wnich is the regular If
1 price.
I This medicine is carefully and properly made from the preparations K
i and compounds of Roots, Barks and Minerals that have been used for fi
jj generations as a TONIC and LAXATIVE.
I Recommended as an aid in the treafeutut of the following com- |
• plaints: Loss of appetite. Weak and Run-Down Condition of the Sys- fj
I tern. Indigestion, Constipation, Stomach and Liver,
j; FOR SALE BY LEADING DRUG STORES |;
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Though a retrieving game dog is a
development of modern times, a Doc
tor Caius wrote in the sixteenth cen
tury of dogs that brought back the
"boults and arrows" that hnd missed
the mark.
USE TRIBUNE PENNY ADS.
TiiiuM Tfimre
iiinWiiiMl
I The deed to the propr \
| erty and a fire insurance I
j policy belong in the same !
I safety first deposit vault, f
; We will furnish you with i
j both the home and the j
j protection.
Iflraa&gMAaicr
' CABARRUS
NStotlAjr JMWHKf BANK BLDG.
The best
sympathy
IT is only human for a fu
neral director to feel sym
pathetic in the presence of
bereaved patrons. But it is
real sympathy when he recog
nizes an obligation to see to it
that the highest character of
burial equipment is furnished
at honest prices. Such a policy
has been responsible for the
success of this concern.
Typical of the burial equip
ment furnished by us is the
ClarkGrave Vault, recognized
as a leader in the vault indjjs- i
try, because it gives positive
pemaMßt jfitfftiwii
WILKINSON’S FUN.
ERAL BOMB j
Call •—Day or Ntgbt
Wednesday, Feb. 17, 192 ti
■■■ ■■■■nini i—————■ ■■*■■■ I, s ——
Just Received
Two Big Shipments of Mel
rose Flour and Liberty Self-
Rising Flour
Melrose Flour leads all.
This big lot was bought
cheaper, therefore we sell cheap
new. Use Melrose. Buy it
before it goes higher.
Liberty Self-Rising is “Mel
rose” in high grade quality.
Buy your flour from
Cline &' Moose.
P. S.—Clever ( .-deliverymen
go quickly everywhere.
DISEASE REMEDIES
/ft T MytHunfaSalveana Soar), faille
(I I 17 the treatment of Itch. Betetna
£/] Ringwqrm, T attar or other itch-
J Ing aun dieeaeea. Try thk
treatment at our tiak.
ECZEMAP
Monty back wlthout question
If HUNT’S QUAR ANTE*)
SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES 54
Ulunt'e Salve and Soap),fail in C jfe—JO*
the treatment of Itjjh, Ecretna, VfT/ J
Rinaworm,Tattar or other Itch- fV / /
i ing akin dlaanaaa. Try this * * *
treatment at our riak.
PEXJtL DRUG t ...
' CONCORD COTTON MARKET ~
WEDNESDAY, FEB. It, 1926
Cotton .19
Cotton aeed .32 1-2
I Coming Home!
From School
Teach the children at- j j
tending school to keep ] j
their feet dry and warm. | |
February is a hard month | j
on child health. Clothe ] |
them warmly and send J |
coats, wraps, scarfs and ( |
little suits and dresses for
Dry Cleaning once a !
month—germ-free \ and a
clean. fi
"MASTER” V
Cleaners and Dyers W-‘
OSes 25-87 W. Depot St