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CAR 10M SALE
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Sellers Kitchen Cabinets
SI.OO DOWN delivers the Cabinet in your home. Balance
it! small weekly or monthly payments.
Free with every cabinet during this sale only, 32-piece Din
ner Set.
| Prices $48.50 and up.
Concord Furniture Co.
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THE RELIABLE FURNITURE STORE
COAL
No Dealer in Concord Sells Coal for Less than I do.
Best Furnace Coal SB.OO to $ll.OO.
Best Grate and Sfceve Coal SB.OO to $9.00.
Best Steam Coal $4.00 to $7.50.
Best Gas House Coke—Made in Concordsß.so.
Purchase Your Coal where you can get QUALITY
and SERVICE.
A. B. POUNDS
I THE JOYCE
H Is among the exclusive new beauties that arrived at our store this
I week, this lovely step-in Pump is of <:he popular parchment, trimmed
H with narrow strips of patent forming a little bow of the same. This is
g a wonderful little pump and fits to perfection $3 50
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I Pack All Your Troubles in the Old
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B Why worry abojjt what you are going to cook, or trouble yoursdi
a to scatter your orders all over the city in order to get what you want
| to eat. Just make out your order and call ”69” for Fresh Meats, Cur-
I ed Meats, Fresh Fish, Poultry, Butter, Eggs, Fresh Florida Fruits
■ »nd Vegetables, Fancy Cakes and Crackers and any and all kinds of
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Concord Daily^Tribune
TIME OF CLOSING MAILS
The time of the closing of mails at
the Concord postoffice is as follows:
Northbound
136—41:00 P. M.
36*-10:0O A. M.
34 4:10 P. M.
38— 8:30 P. M.
30— 11 :t» P. M.
Southbound
39 9 .30 A. M.
45 3 :30 P. M.
135 8:00 P. M.
29—11:00 P. M.
jpLOCAL MENTION j
Tlio weekly meeting of the Concord
Rotary Club will be held at the Y.
M. C. A. tomorrow (Wednesday) at
12:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Bedec. Sides was called to
Millingport today, having received a
message that her grandson, Claude
I.eHer. had the misfortune to get his
leg broken.
According to a deed filed Monday
at the courthouse, J. F. Turner, of
Texas, sold to V. P. Turner, also of
Texas, property in Cabarrus and
Stanly counties for SISOO.
The local Bible story contest for
Central Methodist Church will beheld
next Sunday evening at 7:30. A
number of contestants have made
plans to speak and the general public
is invited to hear them.
No improvement is reported in the
condition of Howard Untz, who suf
fered a stroke of apoplexy several
days ago. Mr. Untz has not rallied
sinee stricken, it is said, and his con
d tion is regarded as critical.
Mrs. C. ti. Ridenhour has been
called to Rockwell by t’ae serious ill
ness of her grandson. Charles Lee
Rhinehardt. The boy is ill with
pneumonia and his eoudition has
caused sonic concern.
Democrats of Cabarrus county are
getting ready now for their primary
to be held on Saturday of this week. !
Delegates to the county convention)
to be held on Saturday of next week !
will be elected at the primary.
A number of Concord persons are i
said to have had cheeks in the safes of
Ivey's Department Store which were I
looted some time Sunday. These |
checks were not taken by the robbers,
but were scattered about the floor of
the office of the store.
Mrs. ,T. T. Fisher, who underwent I
an operation in the Mercy General •
Hospital in Charlotte Monday, is re
ported today as resting very very
comfortably. Mrs. Fisher had a rest
ful night relatives here "have been ad
vised.
Miss Beulah Courtney. county !
nurse, has resumed her work with the
county health department after spend
ing some time with friends and rela
tives in Cabarrus. Charlotte and other
cities. Mws Courtney has entirely
recovered from a recent illness.
The Tribune-Times office now has j
two telephones, Nos. 78 and 922.
No, 922 is in the new Job Office, of j
which R. P. Benson is manager. If j
you want to communicate with this j
department please phone Mr. Benson
at 922. You will find this number I
listed in the telephone directory.
A number of defendants were tried !
in recorder's court here Monday. The j
heaviest fine paid by any one defend
ant was $l5O. paid by a man charged j
with operating an automobile while
intoxicated. Two other defendants j
paid $25 each and a larceny charge)
against another was changed to tres
pass.
W. G. Yeager, farm agent for Row- I
an county, plans to spend tomorrow j
here with R. D. Goodman. Cabarrus j
farm agent. The agents have the
privilege of spending one day in each ■
month with agents in neighboring j
counties, and Mr. Yeager plans to
spend the day here with Mr. Good-
Tliere were no signs early this
morning of any break in the wintry
weather which started Sunday and
continued Monday and Monday night.
Temperatures were so low Monday
that persons who had removed their
heaters for the summer were forced
to resort to open fires. Rain fell in
termittently throughout the day and
night.
G. S. Brown, who has been engaged
in road construction work in Mexico
for three months, is spending some
time here with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Brown. Mr. Brown was
one of the several engineers who went
to Mexico about three months ago to
supervise the construction of modern
highways for the Mexican govern
ment.
Attaches at the county health offices
are getting things shaped up now for
the or thopaedie clinic to be held
here on Saturday. Dr. Alonzo My
ers will be present to conduct the
clinic and all persons ordered at the
last clinic to return and others who
want to be examined, are expected to
attend. The clinic will be held in
the county health department offices.
Henry Warren Poor, noted lectur
er and writer, will speak here Friday
night when the pictures entitled
“Scenic America” will be shown nt
the 5. M. C. A. Mr. Poor has spok
en four times before the Harvard Club
of Boston and has repeated his lec
ture before other noted organizations
in various parts of the country. His
f lecture here will be given in the gyin
of the Y Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
f Protecting Whiskers.
| Two men were becoming abusive
in the course of a political quarrel.
“I think,” cried one of them.
"That there is just one thing that
saves you from being a bare-faced
liar.”
“What’s that?” asked the other.
“Your whiskers.” was the reply.
America spend $300,000,000 a
jear for the construction of base
ments in residences.
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
SERIOUS CHARGES TO
BE AIRED IN COURT
Various Criminal Cases to Bo Tried
in Mecklenburg Court.
Charlotte. April 12. —Several im
portant caries are to coin* up for
trial at a term of Mecklenburg Su
perior Court which will open here a
week from today.
Solicitor Carpenter, while in Char
lotte Saturday, mentioined some of
the headliners scheduled to be called
during the term starting April 1«).
A case almost certain to be tried
is that charging Jim Knotts and Os
ear Martin with robbing and a*-
>nu’.ting M». Mary Wright, aged
farm woman of Newell. This case
was postponed from the la. ; t term of
court.
j Solicitor Carpenter hinted that
j several surprises may b.‘ sprung
j when Knott* and Martin are placed
|on trial. He declined to go into de
i tai’s. however.
The case charging S. E. Sehorn.
1 Charlotte business man. with man
slaughter in connection with the
death of an aged negro, also is dock
eted for trial next week.
The last grand jury returned a
true bill against Mr. Sehon who de
nies that it was his machine that
struck the buggy driven by the ne
gro on the Monroe road.
A renewal of activities in the
shooting by Charlotte police <if A. A.
Tarrant may result next week if
Tarrant, who is able to attend court.
Jake F. Newell, one of his attorney*,
said last night, however, that he does
not expect the wounded youth'* con
dition will be such nsto permit him
to attend court for several week yet.
Another feature of the term will
be the trial of Belinait Sherrijl and
Mae Thornburg, admitted parents of
the baby deserted last Saturday
night. The couple i* charged with
desertion. They were held for the
grand jury by Magistrate Cobb yes
terday.
“EMBLEMS OF LOVE"
AT THE PASTIME
This Great Picture Will Be Shown at
the Pastime Wednesday and Thurs
day.
j The loves of life combined in one
I great drama of love—
j “Just folks"—as our late Presi
dent Harding loved to call them.
“Just folks"—as you saw and loved
them in "Over the Hill" and "The
Old Nest."
“Just folks"—but theirs a stirring
drama, intense in its emotional ap
peal—a big human drama with more
punch than many so-called “inillion
dollar" productions.
You’ll wonder that there are not
more pictures like it.
At the Pastime tomorrow and
Thursday.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
friends and neighbors for the kind
ness and sympathy shown us during
the illness ami death of our husband
and father, and for the lovely .flow
er*.
MRS. B. F. BLALOCK AND
CHILDREN.
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Happy Days Ahead
Do this much to enjoy them
Here is a gland secretion which
physicians the world over are em
ploying. It is ox-gall, from the
liver. Modern science has discov
ered that it stimulates the liver. It
has also discovered that cathartics
never do.
Millions who are ailing have
made a grave mistake. For genera
tions it has been supposed that cer
tain drags could make the liver ac
tive, but they don’t. All authorities
now recognize that fact.
But Science at the same time
finds that a gland secretion—ox
gall—does stimulate the liver. It
does what drugs tah’t do. And
countless people are getting results
which nothing else has brought.
MOTHER KIDNAP’S
HER LITTLE GIRL
, Father Swears Oul Warrant and
Hearing Will Be Ha l.
| Danville, Vn.. April 12.—The kal
| liaping of a !hroe-year-oM after
Sunday school at Epiphany t’hurcb
yesterday by Mis. .1. T. Carter, her
mother, had a sequel here thic after
noon. Her husband. Captain James
T. Carter, member of the faculty of
Danville Military Institute, recently
instituted divorce against his wife.
Site filial a like action but neither
has filed a bill of complaint. Carter
has had charge of the two children
pending settlement of the case and
on Sunday he left them both at
Sunday school.
Mrs. Carter appeared in a ear out
side the church just before the
school disbanded and beckoning to
her little daughter she climbed in
and the car left. The husband later .
located his wife and child at the I
house where Mrs. Carter boards bat )
admission was refused. The poplice
lacking a warrant would take no I
actiyn.
Late last night Captain Carter
swore out a warrant charging kid
naping. Tlie police entered the hoard
ing house but Mrs. Carter had left
with the child. They were located in
a hotel where the warrant was serv
ed. A policeman guarded her door
throughout the night. Mrs. Carter's
attorneys today tried to have the
wan'ant dismissed but failed and the
niothejr was bonded in the smn of one
dollar to appear in juvenile court
when a deeisiion will be reached. In
tlie meantime she retains possession
of her child.
On the cover of True Romances for
May. a Macfadden publication, are
the likenesses of Helen Ford and
Charles Purcell, the principals of
"Dearest Enemy,” the musical play
that lias been delighting New York
audiences. "Miss Robinson Crusoe"
is the story of a little drab librarian
and her adventure. "Bright Lights
and Burned, Souls” is a tale of
Broadway and Hollywood, the terrible
tangle poor Dot made of her life. The
table of contents will siiow that this
number is brimful of other romances.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
The Democratic voters of Cabarrus
County are hereby requested to meet
at their respective voting precincts
on Saturday April 17th, 1926, for the
pm pose of selecting five members of
the Township Executive Committee
and naming delegates to the County
Convention on April 24th to be held
in the county court house.
At the County Convention dele
gates will be named to represent the
county at the State Convention to be
held in the city of Raleigh on April
29th.
The primaries will be held in the
several townships and wards at 2:3(l
p. m.
ROSA B. MI ND.
Vice Chairman County Demo
cratic Executive Committee.
Concord. N. C.. March 22, 1926.
“Because It Is
So Easy To Apply 1
Says a lady in Baltimon
“T use Farbo because I
L can put it on my walls
myself and don’t have to
depend on the men follca.
I was surprised how
quickly I was able to
Soid by Yorke & Wadsworth
A torpid liver may cause many ill
conditions. Now we know they
never do that which must be done.
The liver must be stimulated. The
bile flow must be multiplied. Ox
gall does that in an amazing way,
as countless people know.
Now ox-gall comes to you in
tablets, called Dioxol. All drug
gists supply them. Each tablet con
tains 10 drops of purified ox-gall.
We urge you to learn what it *
does: It will prove a revelation to
you. It may change your whole
life and career.
“Clip this advertisement, take it to
our special agent, Pearl Drug Co., and
they will give you a liberal sample of
Divioi free.”
iTOMpt
SJMSP
Robber*! lead a hard life. They have
to keep in good shape or some bobbed
haired girl will whip them.
About two million children are born
fin this country every year. Driv*
, y >nr auto carefully.
; I.earn : ug to drive s!owly seems to
j be harder than Icarniug to drive fast,
j Arrested a man in Yellowstone Bark
for killin': a deer. Os course he tried
I to pass the buck.
Ford says the v (Charleston isn’t a
dance. \et the )>eople learned it rid
ing in his cars.
| House has voted $3,900,000 to catch
rum runners, which seems to be about
! $1 per runner.
No Good.
The following letter was received
recently by a company which manu
factures corn syrup:
“Dear Sirs; Tho I have taken six
fans of your corn sirup, my feet arc
in> better now than when 1 started.*’
CABARRUS MUTUAL
The Cabarrus Futual Fire Insur
ance Company will hold ita annual
meeting at its office in Concord on
Monday the 19th day of April, 1926,
commencing at one o’clock. A full
attendance is desired.
JNO. K. FATTER SOX, Sec.
13-2 t-x.
W. 0. W. NOTICE.
Regular meeting of Elm Camp No.
16 W. O. W. Tiu'sday evening at 8 :00
o’clock in the Pythian Lxlge Room.
Every member urged to be present.
GEO. S. GRAEBER, C. C.
R. C. LITAKER. Clerk.
NOTICE.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Citizens Buildiug find
Loan Association will be held in its
office in the Citizens Batik and Trust
Company building in the city of Con
<*ord. X. C., on Monday. Mfly 3rd,
1926, at 4:30 o’clock I*. M.
A. F. GOODMAX,
Secretary and Treasurer.
CLINE& MOOSE
The Seed Store,
SEED CORN FOR EARLY
PLANTING
Adams Early, Truckers Favorite,
Southern Snow Fluke.
We have it by the pips, quart, peck,
or bushel.
FIELD VARIETIES
Hickory King, Davis' Prolific, Tex
as Red Cob, Improved Prolific, Coun
try Grown, Golden Dent.
BEANS
Extra Early Valentine, Stringless
Green Pod, Kentucky Wonder—loose.
Also a large assortment of Ferry’s
Seeds and Lake Shore Seeds in all
size packages.
..Buy your seed from
CLINE & MOOSE
$0
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M°P
See It at your dealer’s, this great
polish mop. All the O-Cedar
features; the light weight screw,
in handle. The long cotton Unt.
less swab, triangle shaped to get
into hard corners. Padded so
woodwork won’t suffer.
Reductions in other maps in
varying sites, too: 75c, SI.OO,
$1.25, $1.50 and $1.75.
DUSTS - CLEANS • POLISHES
CHILDREN
require foods rich in vita*
mins, the kind that abound
in cod-liver oil to build up
body and strength.
Scott’s Emulsion
assures growing children vita
min factors that they need
but do not always get nA
in ordinary food. Feed
your child Scott’s! <44.
| CONCORD COTTON MARKET I
I TUESDAY, ARPIL IS, 19M
Ootton .18
Cotton eead .............. S 3 IS
\ What Do You Say
Y All you supply is a few
ticks of your watch—
we’ll furnish the lake, the
boat, the tackle and the
where the speckled beau
( ’’t, if the beauty of a shirt
can he compared to the
. ,J, • • . beauty of a trout we
shou dbe receiving the regulation fee of $5 a day for
paddling you into such an Isaac Walton dream of Heaven !
i .
New Manhattan and Berger Spring Shirts with col
lars attached or collars to match. Call and see them at
HOOVER’S, Inc.
THE YOUNG MAN’S STORE
3 , ° ur or ** niz<l, ion i« deferential to your needs and moods, jjj
Sj furnishing a service that is fairly priced. We believe that h
» modern equipment and a faithful devotion to our duties $
H merits your approval.
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Hats for Spring
will be as light in color as
a spring breeze. Hats of
better quality will be re
freshed to original
brightness and shape.
Send hats and ties with
your suits for dry clean
ing. Up to your expecta
tions in workmanship and
service—-responsibility al
so.
<mwimur
“MASTER”
Cleaners and Dyers
PHONE 757
Office S5-ST W. Depot St
For Ambulance
and Profession
al Services
Call 640,
Day or Night
Bell & Harris
Funeral Home
Tuesday, April 13, 1926
| DREADFUL PAINS
j Georgia Lady, Who Had Lost Too
! Modi Weight, Waa&riwd
to Take Cardui add II
Now WelL
| Columbus, Ga.—Mrs. George 9.
I Hunter, of this city, writes:
| "After I married, thirteen months
| ago, I suffered with dreadful pains
| in my Bides during ... My side
hurt so bad it nearly killed me. I
| had to go to bed and stay some
i times two weeks at a time. I
| could not work and I Just dragged
I around the house,
i “I got very thin—l went from 128
| pounds down to less than 100. My
[ mother had long been a user of
| Cardui and she knew what a good
i medicine it was for this trouble, so
1 she told me to get some and take It.
| I sent to the store after it and be
> fore I had taken the first botUe
| I began to Improve.
"My side hurt less and I began to
Improve In health. ... The Cardui
1 acted as a fine tonic and I do not
feel like the same person. I am
so much- better. I am well now.
I have gained ten pounds and am
still gaining. My sides do not
trouble me as all.
"I tflsh 'every suffering woman
know about Cardui.” NG-160
CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
(Corrected Weekly by Cline A Moose)
Figures named represent prices paid
for produce on the market:
Eggs „ .30
Oarn : sl.lO
Sweft' potatoes $1.(50
Darkeys .25
Onions $1,76
Peas $2.00
Butter .88
Country Ham Jftn
Country Shoulder JO
Country Sides JO
Young Chickens .35
Hens —— J 2
Irish Potatow 2.00
I Monty back without qutitior
HUNTS QUARANTEBC
«—>jSr lIaKIN DIBKA3B REMEDIES
/If ny (Host's Sahro ana 86ep), fall ft
fI I 17 the treatment of Itch, Bcieroe
V—“ /A Rtngworm, Tetter or other Iteh
' ' *•' ink ehto dloeeoee. Try tU
tnetsnt at ear iSk.
imliiiiiit it our Hike ,f ~ - - -
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