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ATTENTION MOTHERS!
Sale of Bloch Go-Carts
We have just received a big shipment of Bloch Go-
Carts. On account of the large quantity purchased, we
got them at a big reduction. While this shipment lasts
we will sell Carts at About Half the Former Price. New
Goods, High Grade. Round Fibre Carts, Adjustable foots,
Reclining backs. Four wheels, rubber tires, adjustable
hood, all lined. A real high grade Go-Cart that you will
be proud to push, at less than you ever paid before.
Cash or Terms. See them in our window today.
Concord Furniture Co.
THE RELIABLE FURNITURE STORE
-1926-
SOMETHING TO REMEMBER !
No Dealer in Concord Sells Coal for Less than I do. \
Best Furnace Coal SB.OO to $ll.OO.
Best Grate and Stove Coal SB.OO to $9.00.
Best Steam Coal $4.00 to $7.50.
Best Gas House Coke—Made in Concordsß.so.
Start the New Year Right by Purchasing Your Coal
where you can get QUALITY and SERVICE.
A. B. POUNDS
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For tomorrow and next week several new early Spring Models. Among
the lot is the above style in the popular Santerne Kid. a new spring
color. This pump is exactly like cut and is an unusually pretty style.
This and lots of other new ones on sale now QQ£? to
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The Hat Mode of the Moment—
THE NEWEST LINES
THE SMARTEST SHADES
THE IMPORTANT FABRICS
New Hats just out of their tissue paper wrappings,
bring millinery fashions for spring expressing every im
portant phase at an extremely moderate price. Types and
shades Paris emphasises.
CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
Jporrected Weekly by Cline & Moose)
jgidPjgures named represent prices paid
PW produce on the market:
.Hus .25
Com ’ *l.lO
•weat potatoes |1.50
Onions
Cotintry'HMi"l““~l"”~" .30
Country Shoulder ... .20
Country Sides .20
Young Chickens .20
Hens x .18
Irish Pptatoti 2.00
ON) FELLOWS NOTICE.
Meets eveay Thursday evening at 8
•’dock.
Work in Third Degree.
M. L. ROSS, N. G.
C. H. RITCHIE. Sac.
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
- Concord Daily Tribune
TIME OF CLOSING MAILS
The time ot the closing of mails at
the Concord postoffice is as follows:
Northbound
130-41:00 P. M.
3(H-10:00 A. M.
34 4:10 P. M.
38— 8:30 P. M.
30—11:U9 P. M. -
Southbound
~ 39 9 ;30 A. M.
45 3:30 P. M.
135 8:00 P. M.
23—11:00 P. M.
| LOCAL MENTION |
The weekly meeting of the Cnncord
Kiwanis Chib will be held tomorrow
at 12.30 at the Y. M. C. A.
The Comity Council will meet Sat
urday afternoon at 2 o’clock in the
office of Miss Cooley, county home
demonstration agent. Miss Cooley
states that the meeting will be an
important one and all members are
!! expected to attend.
Police officers this morning 'stated
-j that they •ml nothing now to report.
Xo session of the recorder’s court was
held yesterday afternoon and no cases
of interest develop'd during the day.
A regular session of the court w ll be
held tomorrow afternoon.
Members of the Fred Y. McConnell
Post of the American Legion are urg
ed to attend the meeting to be held
tomorrow night when plans for n
membership drive will be made.
Other business matters also will be
presented to the members at the
meeting.
<\ X. Field, city tax collector, states
that tax money is coming in slowly
now. “We have some business each
Saturday,” he reports, “but during
other days we are not at all busy.*'
The bulk of the taxes was paid in
December and January. Mr. Field
stated.
i
Ella Ford, negross wounded last :
week when struck on the head by her ]
husband with a washboard, was still i
alive this morning. Reports were 1
ii current here that she died during the 1
night but attaches of the sheriff’s of- i
fice stated that she was alive this
morning. ]
l One and one-fifth inches of rain fell !
' in Concord during the 24-hour period 1
j ending at 9 o'clock this morning, ac- j
1 cording to the rain measurer on the
| top of t'ue Cabarrus Savings Rank
building. The rain during the night 1
I was one of the heaviest in recent '
r months in the city.
Lester G. Beld'ng, said to be the i
i best end that ever played at lowa «
I University, has been signed as assist- i
I ant football boach at Carolina, accord- 1
j ing to reports from Clinton. lowa, 1
| where he is coaching now. The report
| has not yet been verified by the' ath- <
j letic committee of the University. <
| Iligli school teachers of the county 1
j are to meet here Saturday morning i
at. 10:30 at the court house, and at
. 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon colored 1
teachers of the county will meet at 1
3 the same time. Prof. J. B. Robert
son, superintendent of county schools, i
I I will direct the work at each meet- i
11 in 8-
1 The condition of M. C. Rinehardt, :
1 1 who has been ill several days at the ]
ji 'home of his daughter. Mrs. Trexler,
1 1 in Xo. 0 township, continues critical,
jl Mr. Rinehardt developed pneumonia 1
Wednesday and fear is entertained '
ij for his recovery. He is the father
Ji of Mrs. G. S. Kluttz aud Mrs. J.
I 1 T. Fisher, of this city. j
“When it rains it pours,” is an t
I adage that applied to the rainfall '
[l in Concord during the night. Begin- *
2 ping about midnight the rain fell in ‘
J ( torrents, causing good-sized streams 1
r to rush through streets and yards of
* the city. Black clouds hung over
the c’ty during the morning when the *
rain continued without interruption. 1
[ Dim to the fact that the road in
China Grove has been torn up while I •
a sewer line was laid, the road to Sal-1 1
i isbury has been bad for several weeks. *.
; Several routes are used by motorists 1
j but none of them are very good, and i ■
all are almost impassable after a rain, j
Work on the highway from Concord j
i to Salisbury s progressing slowly now
1 due to the recent rains.
i t Diner—Where’s the chicken I or
-1 dered an hour ago?
i. Waitress —It’ll be here soon, sir.
[ i The cook hasn’t killed it yet, but she’s
I' gotten in a couple of nasty' blows.
Track Tutor
llmt Mr. Doan Cromwell famous
track and Seld coach of the Unlver
alty of Southern California. A for
mar Mar point-getter. Cromwell has
enjoyed much success in training
others- As bead coach of the Tro
jans. he has developed such world
renown stars as Charley Paddock.
Howard Drew. Bud Houser Fred
Rally and Earle Thomson.
Held as Members of Big Forgers’ Ring j
With the return of two men and two women from Chicago to Flint, Mich., Flint police believe they have
broken up one of the most dangerous rings of forgers In the country. The prisoners are wanted In a doxen
cities besides Flint. Left to right, the prisoners are George Claus. Violet Graf. Mona Stedman and Jack Felker.
MATTHEWS IS TRIMMED BY
KANNAPOLIS HIGH CAGERS
Led by the Elongated Smith, ’the
Kannapolians Lick Invaders in
Snappy Fashion.
By JAZZY MOORE
Kannapolis, Feb. 25.—Kannapolis
high school counmeii returned to the
old zip that flashed the black and!
maroon stripes superior in an an i
mated and stirring cage combat with j
Matthews .Highs here last night. The!
numerals read. Kannapolis 21 and
Matthew 19.
The locals presented one of the!
most determined offenses and one, of j
the most stubborn defenses shown on !
a native floor since the days that .
“Smokey" Johnson, l’aul Maulden i
and Ed Kelley were an effective com- !
bination. The Kannapolians put full
wind in their sails, outpassed the,
invaders, drew them out of position,
and ontraced them on the court.
Dribble Smith, elongated centerman !
for Kannapolis, crushed in the scor
ing column early, depositing a goal.!
and following shortly with a free
toss. That was the start. The!
Cabarrus lads opened an attack that
swept the opposition before it. Tin >
losers were able to garner only one
basket in the opening term. Nine
points bridged the gap at half time.
Kannapolis commanding the tall end
of a 11 to 2 tally.
Several substitutions were made by I
Kannapolis at the beginning of the I
second half. This found the enemies! I
in a material change in scoring, ai- I
though they were never able to come i I
from behind.
Smith, supervened by Rollins, was I
the high point maker of (he evening's I
entertainment. Smith and Rollins I
were in every play, firing them in I
with deadly accuracy—it seemed they I
couldn't miss (fie basket. Laurels [I
go to them for the outstanding play-11
ing. In the hole position Funder-II
burke had a big night, considering 11
his experience.
Rea played best for Matthews." Lack j
of consistency at the basket prevent
ed him from lieing a sterling per
former.
The fact that George Neale. 1923
Cabarrus Y baseball player, is coach- 1
ing the Matthews vassals, caused a
much larger attendance.
The lineup: i
Kannapolis (21) Po. Matthews (19) j
Rollins r. f. ...... Paxton I
Widenhouse 1. g. .... McLeod
Rcevis c Rea ]
Smith ......... r. g. Brown ,
Funderburke ... 1. g Hartiss 1
Referee—DeMareus.
Board of Directors Meeting Post- 1
poned to Friday.
By JAZZY MOORE
Kannapolis, Feb. 25.—The banquet '
meeting of the board of directors of
the city baseball team, scheduled for <
Thursday evening at the Cabarrus Y. 1
M. C. A., has been postponed to Fri- .
day. the following day. it was cor- j
rectly announced today. j
Commercial traveler, in Russia, to
grocer—Anything more you would like
to add to your order? How about
soap: are you well -stocked up?
Grocer—lVe've never kept any soap
in this section. You might send me
a box for a sample and I’ll see how I
it takes.
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Here's Paollno, Mmous Spanl
heavyweight puglllst-who hopes
a match with Champion Ja
Dempsey son* time , lh « "« «
distant future Paollno la called t
••Lion ot the Py ranees." which m
ar mav not mean anything startlli
all "dependlni on how you take
Tha big fellow Is under the mana
me a simitar capacity
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RULES FOR NEW GARDEN
CONTEST ARE ANNOUNCED
Contest Will Begin March Ist and
1 Continue For Year.—rCabarrus Per-j
sons, to Join.
Miss Cooley* county home demon-]
;.tration agent, has received from Ra-1
leigh rules and regulations to cover!
j the state-wide “Year-round Farm
•Home Garden Contest” which begins'
j March Ist.
1 Miss Cooley has been informed that |
a number of Cabarrus farm people \
plan to enter the contest, and she l
, plans to give prizes to the winners'
jin this county.
1 According to information sent Miss j
-Cooley, the contest is planned “to j
i stimulate an interest in the year
* round garden,” with the object in
view of “increasing the consumption
.of vegetables by farm families in
Xorth Carolina, pointing out their
j value from a health and nutritional
-standpoint.” and “pointing out the
I possibilities of lowering cash expendi
j tores for food by a greater use of
j vegetables raised in the home garden.”
The rules and regulations covering
the contest follow :
J. This contest is open only to
home demonstration agents, members
Dangerous Cough
—How to End it
To quickly end a dangerous cough
there is a very simple treatment which
gives almost instant relief and often
breaks the cough entirely ih 24 hours.
Thistreatment is based on the famous
Dr. King’s New Discovery for Coughs.
You take just one teaspoonful and hold
it in your throat for 15 or 20 seconds
before swallowing it. The prescription
has a double action. It not only soothes
and heals soreness and irritation, but
also loosens and removes the phlegm
and congestion which are the real cause
of the coughing. So the worst cough
usually disappears quickly.
Dr. King’s New Discovery is for
coughs, chest colds, bronchitis, spas
modic croup, etc. Fipe for children,'toe i
—no harmful drugs. Very economical,
as the dose is only one teaspoonful. At
all good druggists.’ Ask for
Wl’in ■ H i
Treating Five Symptoms
Cures Deep Grippy Colds
.Remarkable Treatment for Colds and Grip
Being Introduced by Local Druggists. A
Much Needed Remedy for Those Feverish,
Grippy Colds so Prevalent at This Season.
Relieves Five Distressing
Symptoms and Works
With Nature to Effect
a Cure
MADE ESPECIALLY
FOR ADULTS
After thousand* of laboratory tests
and experiments modern science has
at last combined into one remedy the
ingredients needed to relieve the dis
tressing symptoms of deep, grippy
colds. The result is RUSSELL’S
RB-31. a much needed remedy for the
treatment of those colds accompanied
by fever, headache and body aches.
A Five-fold Treatment
Most remedies have ersappointed
you in the past because they failed
to reach all of the five symptoms
which follow swiftly iii tin track c*
the first sneeze. Now when you feel
one of those feverish, grippy colds
coming on you can take RUSSELL’S
RB-31 and get quick relief through
the remarkable therapeutic power of
this five-fold treatment.
1. As an antipyretic its reduces
the fever. ,
2. As an analgesic It relieves the
pain.
8. As a laxative it cleanses tha
of the home demonstration council,
dhd to libme gardeners within the re
spective counties of the home demon
stration agents.
( 2. Each home ‘agent, to be eligible,
must have in her county a minimum
number of twenty-five (25) gardens
1 covering a twelve-month period.
3. All gardens must‘be bona fide
home gardens for the production of
vegetables for home consumption.' The
garden should be so planned that at
least two vegetables, one of which is
a leafy vegetable, can be placed fresh
on the family table every day dur
ing the year. Credit will be given
for all fresh or stored vegetables,
served on the family table whether
grown in the garden or elsewhere on
the farm, provided they are grown
primarily for home consumption und
not for commercial sale.
4. At least 75 per cent, of the en
rollment must come from farms.
5. This contest is to run from
March 1, 192(1, through February 28,
1927. All report cards must be, in
hands of home agent not later than
March 10. 1927.
li. A written story giving a com
plete history of the garden, is a de
sirable addition to the final report.
This story might well include state
ments concerning the size of the gar
den, weather conditions, fertilizer
used, time of planting, succession
plantings, varieties nst-d, and other
items of interest. Pictures showing
the garden would add greatly to such
a story.
7. Final reports must b(f attested
to by any one of the following indi
viduals : county home agent, cour-'.y
farm agent, vocational teacher of ag
riculture. local bank president, local
postmaster, chairman of local garden
club.
8. All final reports must be sent
in by the home agents to the office
of the extension horticulturist, at Ra
leigh. not later than March 20. 1927.
This allows ten days in which the
home agent may determine local prizes
and get the reports to the central of
fice.
9. State prizes: Funds will be se
cured to provide for a state prize of
*SO to be awarded to the home dem
onstration council turning in the larg
est percent of report cards. The per
centage will be figured on a basis of
the number of farms in the respective
counties. A second prize of *25 and
a third prize of sls will be offered.
10. County prizes: Prizes will al
so be offered to the home gardeners
who have the best gardens in their
counties. These prizes are to be de
termined and secured by the home
agents in the respective counties.
CARD OF THANKS.
M rs. P. M. Sides and family wish
to express their appreciation for the
sympathy and kindness shown them
by their neighbors and friends during
the recent illness and death of hus
band and father, 25-lt-p.
K. OF P. NOTICE
_ Regular meeting Concord Lodge
No. 51 K. of P. Thursday evening
at 7:30 o'clock. Work in second
rauk.
W. R. FISHER, C. C. ‘
body of the impurities which tend to
elog the system.
4. As an expectorant it liquifies
the sticky, mucus and promotes its
ejection from the throat, bronchial
tubes and lung*.
5. It* soothing qualities make it
useful in allaying the harassing
‘•ought that so often cornea with a
grippy cold.
’ Alda Nature
Relieving as it does the five symp
toms >dbioh cold infections create,
RUSSELL’S RB-31 sets up a condi
tion which enables nature to act effi
ciently in curing the cold Without
strain of the system. It is prepared
especially for adults and brings more
complete and speedier relief, to men
and women than those remedies
which must be kept mild because they
ar? alec used for the treatment of
children. "
Special Offer
, During the next few day* the Ca
barrus Drug Company is making an
introductory offer of a 65c bottle of
RUSSELL'S RB-31 for 50c—your
money to be refunded if it does not
give the desired relief.- Get your
JIKAror
f‘TLL BE BACK
We never .blame anyone
who was ever penalized
vH! If a customer doeSn’t
\ come back—it doesn’t
mean that therd is any
thing wrong with him—
A man is •welcomed here .when he comes in and
when he comes back—and out of the last ten times we
nave heard 111 be back later —eight have come back!
AND WE ARE EXPECTING THE OTHER fwo
ANY MINUTE! IWU
SCHLOSS BROS. 4 CO. SUITS $30.00 to $45 00
schoble Hats $5.00 to SB.OO «
HARRY BERGER SHIRTS $1.50 TO $5 00 ,
HOOVER’S,Inc.
“THE YOUNG MAN’S STORE”
Avoid the Epidem
ic
- WHY HAVE SPRING FEVER?
It will not bo long until spring and
people will begin to complain about
having a tired, lazy feeling, weak and '
rundown, no appetite. This feeling is
often called Spring Fever.
There are several things that may
cause this feelling, the most common
of these is Constipation, Inactive
lAver and Stomach.
These Vital Organs be greatly
assisted, and the gystem improved by
taking SMI-LAX TONIC and LAX
ATIVE Compound. This medicine ,
helps nature to throw off the poisons
from the system, and allows the ton
ic properties of this medicine to have
full power which makes it a wonder
ful tonic.
Why not try a few bottles ot this
wonderful medicine and get yourself
in condition to avoid the Spring Fev
er?
This NEW and WONDERFUL
medicine is carefully and properly I
made from the preparations and com
pounds of Roots. Barks and Minerals
that have been used for generations
as a Tonic and Laxative, blended with
aromatic to make it pleasant to take.
Recommended as ano aid in the
treatment of the following complaints:
Loss of Appetite, Weak and Run
down Condition of the System, Indi
gestion, Constipation, Stomach and
Liver. For sale by AH Leading
Drug Stores.
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.
The best |
sympathy
IT ia only human for a fu- <
neral director to feel aym- |
pathetic in the presence, of i
bereaved patrons. But it is j
real sympathy when he recog< i
nize* an obligation to see to it ]
that the highest character of i
burial equipment is furnished {
at honest prices. Such aipolicy
has been responsible for the
success of this concern.
Typical of the burial equip
ment furnished by us ia the
ClaricGnfve Vault, recognised
• as a leader in the vault indus
try, because it gives positive
and permanent protections
" VVILKRNSON’S FUN
ERAL HOME j !
Call 9— Day or Night vI |
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Thursday, Feb. 25, 1926 >
thium Tfimrc
By Tctzer a. Yorke
TUimiUMLJ
‘ It pays to be sensible s
\ —no one will Igainsay that jj
l fact. Fire insurance is a s
■ sensible investment. Who I
I i will make any attempt to 1
3 prove otherwise?
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CABARRUS
JAVmes BAtIK BLDG \
«VCp\ \ buck without quettior
X \ if HUNT'S QUARANTEEE
SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES
/iff fc//(Hunt**Salve»n« 8o«p),£»11 It
f II fj the treatment of Itch, Resettle
V” //} Rlngworm.Tettat or other l»eh-
J ln« akin dleeeeee. Try tbit
treatmeat at our riak.
ECZEMA^
SKIN DISEASE RKMKDIS 5J|
' (Hunt’eSehre end Soap),taillnf I
the treatment nfltph, Beeema, jwiyy 1
Rlnrworto,Tetterbrotheritch-( If / /
ing Ain dleeeeee. Try ibie * « *
treatmeat at our riek.
PEARL URI C i.
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CONCORD COTTON MARKET
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY AS, IM6 J
Cotton 18 1-2 and .18 3-4
Cotton seed / 52 1-2
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Picture Show
Notice how correct in !||
detai| of dress the char
acters are in “The Best J I
People. They must be to ] |
escape your cirticism.- To j !
others your style and 0
dress is just as notice- fi
able. What is your pic- 9
ture like on the screen of 9
good appearance?
office u-n "w. Depot at