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ATTENTION MOTHERS!
Sale of Bloch Go-Carts
1
! We have just received a big shipment of Bloch Go- i,
i 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 i
j Goods, High Grade, Round Fibre Carts, Adjustable foots, jj
\ Reclining backs. Four wheels, rubber tires, adjustable
j hood, all lined. A real high grade Go-Cart that you will l .
j be proud to push, at less than you ever paid before.
! Cash or Terms. See them in our window today.
i Concord Furniture Co.
THE RELIABLE FURNITURE STORE '
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SOMETHING TO REMEMBER j!
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. ! j ,
Best Steam Coal $4.00 to $7.50. ' < t
Best Gas House Coke—Made in Concordsß.so. 5 1
[ Start the New Year Right by Purchasing Your Coal !j !
where you can get QUALITY and SERVICE. || !
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We have received by Express this week several new ' I
■ styles in the much wanted light colors. Also Black Satin 1
Pumps in pleasing combinations of Silver Kid. We are i
I better prepared now to supply your shoe wants than ev- 11
8 er before. !
s We have the styles you want ’jij
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I 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- 8
portant phase at an extremely moderate price. Types and 8
shades Paris.emphasizes.
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CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
(Corrected Weekly by Cline & Moose)
Figured named represent prices paid
lor produce on the market:
JBrs .25
Corn *l.lO
Sweet potatoes $1.50
Country Shoulder M
Country Sides ;
Toun* Chickens M
Hons a .18
Irish Potatoes 2.00
Program, Invitation*. flwnnin —snls
printed promptly at the Times-
Trlbune Job (Mice. We. hare •
beautiful line of wedding Invita
tion »nd announcements in atd#
and can iniah on n few hours no-
Uae. Tiiheo-Tribune Job Offio*.
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
Concord Daily Tribune
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TIME OF CLOSING MAILS
The time of the closing of malls at
the Concord postoffice .in aa fallows:
Northbound
180-41:00 P. M.
89*-10:00 A. M.
34 4110 P. M.
88— 8:30 P. M.
80—11:09 P. M.
Southbound
39 9:30 A. M.
45 8:30 P. M. *
135 8:00 P. M.
29—11 :00 V. M.
[ LOCAL MENTION |
J. Ralph Fiuk has qualified as ad
ministrator of the estate of John L.
Fink, Jr..
One new ease of chicken pox waß
reported Thursday to the county
health department.
H. W. Blanks is able to be at his
office in the T. M. C. A. again today
after being eonfined,to hie home on
Georgia Avenue for several days by
illness.
Police officers made a search of the
city Thursday for Ralph Itrigman.
wanted on two warrants in Newton.
Brigman could not be found hi Con
cord, despite rejiorts from Newton
that lie was headed for this city.
I*. S. Sloop has sold two tracts of
land on Brantley Avenue, according
to deeds tiled here Thursday. Oue
tract was to Annie S. Cline for SIOO
and oilier valuable considerations and
the other was to W. A. Hiieman for
$025.
The basketball tournament of the
Southern Conference begins in At
lanta today and local fans will watch
the results with keep interest to de
termine, tlie fate of the Carolina and
State quints. Both teams play this
afternoon in their first contests of
the tournament.
No improvement is reported today
in the condition of M. C. Hinchardt
who has been critically ill for sev
eral days at the home of relatives in
the county. Mr. Rinehardt developed
pneumonia Wednesday and little
hope is entertained now for his re
covery.
Only two cases are to be tried in
police court this afternoon, officers
reported this morning. One is charg
ed with speeding and the other with
having liquor for sale. Busiqess with
the officers Jias been ratligr quiet
during the week insofar as local cases
of importance are concerned.
All members of the Fred Y. Mc-
Connell Post of the American Legion
are urged to attend the meeting of
the post tonight at 8 o’clock. Plans
for a membership camimign will be
made at the meeting and other im
portant business matters also will be
transacted.
Creeks and rivers in the county
were running high Thursday as a
result of the heavy rains Wednesday
night. Cold Water Creek was espe
cially high, flooding adjoining fields
in various parts of tile county. The
streams are running more normally
now, much of the flood water having
passed during Thursday.
Fair and colder weather is the fore
cast for Concord tonight. Lower
temperatures will not bring unusual
ly cold weather, however, according
to weather reports issued during the
day. Concord enjoyed one of the
finest days of the year Thursday fol
lowing tlie rain of Wednesday night
and early Thursday morning.
In any houses -in the city were
not numbered recently when new
numbers were put up. persons oocu
paying them are asked to call Q. E.
Smirti. city engineer, and ho will gee
that trey are numbered. The new
numbers are black and one should
be on every house in the city. The
new directory of the Concord Tele
phone Company carries the new num
bers opposite the telephone number
of its patrons.
Bridgewater Lake is Now Filling
Ip.
Dwpite the record dry year of
1925. Bridgewater lake, which sup
plied a continuous Alow of energy to
the Catawba river for hydro-e.eetrie
power during the dry months of the
year, is filling up with almost the
usual speed.
The water at the Bridgewater dam
is now 4T> feet from the top, but the
•pring rains are expected to give the
lake the required supply of tmrplue
water to carry on operations during
the dry period of the year without
curtailments.
Officials of the company are sur
prised at the normal situation. Al
though. the rainfall so far this year
is about normal the lake seems to
be filling up as ever regardless
of the dry condition of the ground
caused by the deficiency in the rain
fall last year.
At present the Bridgewater plant
is the only one of the Southern
Power’s string which is not in op
eration. It w’as closed down when
the rainy spell began so as to con
serve all the waterfall for t)ie loke.
Me plant, which is only supplement
al -to the power system, wi 1 not l(e
--suine operations until enough waffir
M in the dame to allow a goodly* flow
to find ita way to the Catawba for
other plants.
Declined to Leave the Jail.
Hickory, Feb. 26.—14>)—Monroe
Harris, negro, is one individual to
i whom an opportunity to escape from
[ Jail meant nothing, and he declined
taking advantage of the opportunity.
When bis two companions in*the
city lockup here pried open tlie main
i door and got away—only to be recap-
I tured later —Harris remained in the
I jail.
| The explanation given by him was
I the fact that he has only one atm
and one leg.
l “I .knew it wouldn’t do no good
• for me to get out ’cause they eonld
i ketch me a-fore I got good start
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It la a curious fact that no birds
.of ptey have the gift o t song. tr*
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MAP OUT WESTERN
CHAMPIONSHIP PI.AY
Final Game to Pick Team For the
, Semin-Finals Played at Salisbury,
1 March 4th.
Salisbury. Feb. 24.—Faculty man
agers nnd coaches if the eighth dis
trict winners of the west in rile Stale
high school. basketball championship
series met here tonight nnd mapped
out a schedule to determine the west
ern champion, to play tlie eastern
champion at Chapel Hill on March
6th for tf»e stale title.
Representatives of Asheville, Gns
tonia, Charlotte, Unionvil’e, * Leaks
. vilie, Guilford. Winston-Salem and
■ yMooresviile high schools were present,
and they adopted the following si-hed-!
Iule:
First Division—MooresvilU* vs.
Winston-Salem, at Winston-Salem
February 27th. Leaksville vs. (iuil
- ford at Winston-Salem February -M».
. Mooresvßle vs. Leaksville at Wins-
DO YOU WANT
; TO FEEL FINE
, Then Don’t Walt Any Longer.—Fol
low the Advice if One Who Will
Tell You How.
’’lf you are feeling tired and worn
out—if the Christmas rush ivas too
much for you. or if you have indiges
tion and can’t eat. or if you are con
stipated. then follow my advice and
take HERB JUICE. That is what I
did and it made me feel like a new
man.” Mr. John Cook. East Gas
tonia. North Carolina, offers the above
advice to his friends. He believes as
strongly in HERB JUICE as any
other person who has ever taken it.
There are thousands of HERB JUICE
boosters all over the country and that ,
is the reason HERB JUICE is tlie
best selling medicine of the day. They
all believe in It and know that it is a
pure combination of nature*s products, j
so blended and combined ns to make <
the most pleasant ami effective tonic ]
laxative. {
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MR. JOHN COOK f !
“I was suffering from indigestion 1
aud kidney trouble. Gas would form ]
on my stomach and I could scarcely i
j get my breath. My kidneys bothered j
me quite a lot, too. and my steep i
was broken ns I had to get up dur- 1
ing the night repeatedly. I had no j
desire to eat, for my food disagreed i
with me .so and I knew that I would 1
suffer agony as soon as I had eaten, i
I would have headachps and felt tired 1
and worn out all. the time. When a '
person's stomach is out of order, he i
is usually -out of order all over and
everything seems wrong.
“I began on HERB JUICE, hop- '
ing that it might help ine some. I j
did not dream that T would feel as i
good as I do now after taking it for 1
a short time. I have absolutely been
relieved of indigestion and stomach
trouble and can eat anything I want,
without gas forming. I sleep well, for
my kidneys are regulated and I do 1
not have to get up at ail hours. HERB J
JUICE has built me up and I can i
not say too much for it. I thoroughly 1
agree with others when they say it is !
the best tonic laxative on the market '
today and I heartily recommend it I'
to all my friends. It does what it * (
claims to do nnd there are no bad as-' 1
ter effects.”
For Sale by Gftwn Drug Co., and '
leading druggists everywhere.
Any Girl Can
Be Pretty j
A n*w kind of face powder is here, i
Made by a new French Process--- 1
stays on until you take it off. Pores j
and lines do not show. Not affected i
by perspiration. Gives life and bean- |
ty to your complexion almost unbe
lievable. It is called MELLO-GLO. I
You will love it. Porter Drug Com- !
pany.
Resources Over One Million Dollars
"tfr, r _.. We have money to lend on the Weekly Payment Plan
to be paid back in weekly payments as per the following
Fror ? 50.00 to 100.00 to be paid back at 2.00 per week .
£j v - Tr -iigy— fW' ... From 100.00 to 150.00 to be paid back at 3.00 per week
1 U -3ffi 1 BSMjjjhLFl—ll. m From 160.00 to 200.00 to bo paid back at 4.00 per week
fiTF/. Kk XBr.: From 200X0 to 250.00 to be paid back at 6.00 per week
; From 250.00 to 300.00 to be paid back at 6.00 per week
H 'From 300.00 to 40000 to be paid back at 3.00 per week
‘rl df^Kr~ " tty* From 400.00 to n t: be paid beck at 10.00 per Week
If you are in need, consult our officers today. They
''«||tk|BHpß^lf gladly give you any information desired.
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ton-Saicin March 2nd. Moorcsville vs.
Guilford at Salisbury March 2nd.
vs. Leaksvilte at
High Print, March 2nd. Winston-
Bnlem vs. Guilford at Winston-Salem,
March 2nd.
Second Division —T’niohville v».
Gastonia at Gastonia. February 26th.
Charlotte vs. Asheville at Ruther
fordton Spindnie. February 27th.
I’nionvi’.le vs. Charlotte at Charlotte
March Ist. I'nionvllle vs. Afiieviile
at Asheville March Ist. Gnstoma
vs. Charlotte at Mooresville Match
Ist. Gastonia vs. Asheville at Ruth
erfordtoti Spindale, March Ist.
Final western game at Salisbury
cn March 4th. 7
I Post and Flagg’s Cotton Letter.
! New York. Feb. 25.—The market
today has again shown a poor under
tone and there was very heavy sell
ing from the south and Wall street
on reports of an easier spot basis
and predictions of heavy shipments
on cotton to New York. Weakness in
the near months particularly was
noticeable nnd was attributed to the
reversal o straddles. Softie buying
of the new crop options by both
Southern and foreign interivts was
in evidence, but there was nothing
aggressive about it nnd it failed to
change sentiment on the floor which
still remains benrisn.
These predicting lower prices
point to lie Inigo unsold stocks of
cotton, a weakening spot situation,
the favorable start with non- crop
preparations and the expectation of
another large aereagg e.
PQST AND FLAGG. ,
State Income Exemptions Will Be
Same as Last Y'enr.
Raleigh. Feb. 25i—Income tax
payers who are holding back for fed
eral information and expected a dif
ferent form of exemption from that
of last year may go ahead and save
themselves their penalties by
promptness.
Revenue Commissioner Dmighton
said today that the exemptions are
| Efird’s Charlotte, N. C. Efirds
EFIRD’S ANNUAL
| Spring Opening & Fashion Show j
Wednesday' march 3rd
You Are Cordially Invited
| i The outstanding Fashion Event of' the year —Efird’s
I Annual Spring Opening and Fashion Revues—planned
] i; on a bigger scale than ever before. Living models, music,
ji and a gorgeous display of the hewest and most advanced
]i models of the Spring and Summer Season.
iln this connection special window displays anfl artis
]l| tic interior decorations have been planned' — and the Efird
I I Store will remain open from top to bottom from 7to 10
![! P. M. Wednesday night—special concert direction Don 8
| \ Richardson, Mezzanine Floor—8:00 P. M.
Morning Fashion Revue—ll.:oo A. M.
! I Evening Fashion Revue-Mi :30 P. M.
| ; Music by the Southern Collegian Orchestra. X
;!; Make your plans to be in Charlotte Wednesday, O
j March 3rd —and make Efird’s Department Store your 5
] headquarters! X
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the name as th<\t wore Nat year. The
. rotes ore uot, but that in not an In
■ wie for the mail who pays. He
. knows exactly what exemptions to
i expect by merely following the rule
of last year. But the folks in charge
of the revenue businww will fix his
rate for him.
The eommlntioner desires that
everybody avoid the penalty and true
can be done only by filing the re
, turns by March 15. The commission
er beseeches the folks to do that.
Articles of Interest.
Contents of the Magazine Section
of next Sunday World: "The Forged
letter," a detective story by Harvey*
O'Higins. The Younger Generations
Revolt Against Style. The Embrace
of the Octopus, it drama of the
South Sen Pearl Fishers The Refil
Kingdom of the Queen of Sheba
identified at. last Pastimes of the
Spirit World. Science evplains the
workings of our brain machine.
Windiscb-Graeti Europe’s boldest
adventurer. Making the home town
a boom town.' Fame' made' to order.
Read The Sunday World. It is New
York's most interesting newspaper.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
Resolved, That we, the officers and
teachers’ association of St. James
Lutheran Sunday School, bow in
humble submission to the Great Rul
er of the universe for calling home to
Himself the beautiful soul of Misfi
Constance Cline.
That in her death the association
‘.ins lost one of its most valued mem
bers, ripe in council, loyal in duty
nnd zealous in every phase of the
work of the Sunday Schopl.
That a page in our minute book
be inscribed to her memory and a
copy of these resolutions be sent to
her loving fgmily and the local presa.
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION
Bv G. M. BEAVER, Sec’y.
! 8 Do Men Stop Growing
a When They Grow Up?
1 8 When you were six-years i
; X'old you wore a size 8’ suit. ' Up
OAt If) you were buying a nufck rallmHn !
8 size 35—but here at 42
i 8 you are stilf' wearing a U kj (
! § Have you stopped grow- tpijfc--
, X ing tn -size or in style? uk ..BP .|\ \ iffi
i J \ The first is natural—thb K '
second bad. • -I | jEaCAn
H you are getting older Q-S*
11 than your years—perhaps it’s a past year’s garment.
‘1 I This stock of Schloss Bros. & Co., new suits is able
I *° make you appear younger than you are without making
you look younger than you ought Jo be.
$30.00 T 0 $45.00
SOME WITH TWO TROUSERS
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Avoid the Epidem
ic
WHY HAVE SPRING FEVERV
It will not be long bntil spring and
people will begin to complain about
having a tired, lazy feeling, weal 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
Liver and Stomach.
These Vital Organs can be greatly
assisted, and the system 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 nnd get' yourself
in condition to avoid the Spring Fev
er?
This NEW and WONDERFUL
medicine is carefully and properly
made from thy preparations nnd 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 fn 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 AU'Uemlmg
Drug Stores.
Just Received
Two Big Shipments of Mel
rose Flour and Liberty Self
' Rising Flour *
Melrose Flour leads all.
This big Ut was 'bought
cheaper, therefore we sefl cheap
new. Use Melrose. Buy it
before it goes higher.
Liberty Splf-Rising is “Mfel
rose” in high grade quality.
Buy your flour from
Cline & Mouse
P. S.—Clever deliverymen
go quickly -everywhere..
The best
sympathy
rr Is only human for a fu
neral director to feel aym
putlutfe is the presence cl
bereaved patrons. But it la
real sympathy when he recog< •
nixes 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 tiui concern. «
Typical of the burial equip
ment furnished by us is the
CkrkGreveVsult, recognised ;
as a leader in the vault indus
try, because It gives positive
and permanent protection.
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us u 111 tea Dittos.
Friday, February 26, 19(26
By Fctzer a Yorkc
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I It pays 'to be sensible t
—no pne will gainsay that }
fact. Fire insurance is a i
sensible investment. Who :
will make any attempt to j
prove otherwise ? i
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CONCORD COTTON MARKET
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1928
.Cotton 18 1-3 and .18 8-4
Cotton need .■! Jl2 1-2
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Picture Show
] 1 _ Notice how correct in |
I detail of dress the char- 1
acters are in “The Best g
People. They, must be to
escape 'your cirticism. Jo
others your style and j
dress is just fas notice- fi
able. What-is your pic- X
ture like op the screen of i
good appearanoe? i ..'j l
Cleaners and Dyers
Office SS47 W. Depot St
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