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TIME OF CLOSING MAILS
The time of the closing of mails at
the Concord postoffice is as follows:
Northbound
ISO—gl :00 P. M.
A. M.
34 1 4 :10 P. M.
38— 8:30 P. M.
80— 11 :00 P. M.
Southbound
39 9:30 A. M.
45 8:30 P. M.
135 8 rOO P. M
29—11:00 I*. M.
j°LOCAL MENTION [
According to a deed filed here Sat
urday .T. C. Burris has sold to W. M.
Bcstian for $l9B property in Villa
monnt Heights, a Kannapolis .suburb.
Marriage license was issued here
Saturday by Register of Deeds El
liott to Verneil Rary and Miss
Pearl Foil, both of Kannapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cook and
children and Mr. and Mrs. J. .7.
Goldston ami children spent Sunday
in Rook Hill with Mr. and Mrs. John
Neal.
It was reported at police head
quarters this morning that several
cases are to be tried in reeorder’s
court this afternoon. None of the
charges arc of a serious nature, it is
said.
Miss Helen Fox was rushed Sun
day night to the Concord Hospital,
where she was operated on immediate
ly for acute appendicitis. She is
getting along as well as could be ex
pected.
Rev. C. Herman Trueblood, pas
tor of the First Baptist Church, left
this morning for Rosemary, X. C.,
where he will be engaged for ten days
in a revival meeting, assisting the
pastor of the First Baptist Church
of that city.
Patrolmen Holdbrooks and Cook
went to Hickory Sunday to get W.
E. Brady, wanted here on a charge
of pawing a worthless check. It is
probable that he will be given a
hearing in recorder's court this aft
ernoon.
A call meeting of the T’nited
Daughters of the Confederacy will bo
held at the home of Mrs. R. K. Rid
enliour. Sr., Tuesday morning at
10:30. An important business matter j
is to be discussed ami the members
are urged to attend.
W. A. Overcash, head of the local
ebautauqua committee, has been ad
vised that Soli's Marimba Hawaiian
band will be here with the Chautau
qua troupe this year. This band has
a national reputation ami is booked
as one of the features of Chautauqua
week.
Carpets are being laid in the new
hotel here now. The work is being
done by employes of the Bell & Har
ris Furniture Co., which secured the
contract for this part of the equip
ment in the hostelry. Other equip
ment is heing placed in the building
as fast as workmen complete their
work.
The next meeting of the Rotary
orthopaedic clinic in Charlotte will
be held in the city and county health
department offices there next Satur
day. Ail persons from this county
who have been attending these clinics
are expected to report there Satur
day for further examination and
treatment.
Physical Director Denny and his
gym class of the Y. M. C. A. have
been secured as an added attraction
for the New Concord Theatre on
Thursday nnd Friday nights. “Sally
of the Circus” will be the picture
shown and the local experts are to
give in real life some of the stunts
to be pictured in the films.
Fred C. Correll, of Greenstioro, has
been elected secretary of the Greens
boro Motor Car Company, of that
city. Mr. Correll has been with the
Greensboro concern for several years,
starting in as manager of the parts
department and gradually working
himself up to his present position.
His friends here will be interested to
know of his newest promotion.
The H M. Fink home, in the
Gilead neighborhood, was destroyed
by fire yesterday about sundown. It
is believed the house caught from a
defective flue or chimney. A few
articles of clothing and some valu
able papers were the only things
taken from the home. It is not
known whether or not the loss was
covered by insurance.
Salisbury Post: “H. 8. Williams,
of Concord, has been named as the
judicial candidate in the fifteenth
district to run against Judge Ogles
by, also a Concord man. Mr. Wil
liams is a very clever gentleman, a
party leader and will no doubt poll
as large a vote as any man the Re
publicans could name in the district.
As for election, that is not a prob
ability.”
*** Caused Big Damagcg to Truck
Raleigh April 25—How the recent
frost and freeze damaged crops in
eastern North Carolina is revealed
in an official report by Frank Park
er agricultural statistician. Crop*
.already retarded by cold weather
were damaged as follows: Beans 30
per cent; Potatoes, 20 per cent;
cucumbers, 75 per cent; strawber
ries 15 per cent and watermelons and
cantaloupes out of the ground, 50
per capt.
Indeterminate 'but heavy damage
is also reported to the dewoerry and
huckleberry crops. Tobacco plants in
j cold frames are reported to have
been damaged by the freeaing of leaf
tips.
| Veteran driven of harness borne*
claim that it is harder to drive a
pacer than a trotter, as the pacers
rock the sulky.
In Ruth, Msnse) nnd Laaerri, the
New York Yankees possess three’
playeita who are record holders in
homa tuns either for a season or for
all time.
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
Stops Robber
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Sanford Nelson. Seattle messenger
boy. saw five bandits hold up a pay
car. He jumped off his bike, caught
one of them, disarmed him and held
him until the police came. Now
Seattle business men are raising a
fund so he can get an education. He
supports hts mother and crippled
father and goes to night
NO LATE DINNERS NOR
GOLF FOR MARION TALLEY
. Youthful Singer Not Katsified With
Present Success—Wants to Stand
on Top.
Atlanta, Ga., April 24.—Marion
■ Talley, who sang last night before
the largest audience that ever packed
the Atlanta auditorium to hear a
grand opera program is not satisfied
with her position in roe world of
music.
This was revealed today when Miss
Talley, the youngest member of the
Metropolitan Opera Company, deflat
ed she could not be content with the
success she has achieved pirns far.
With the applause of thousands
COULDN’T DO
HER HOUSE
WORK FOR
THREE YEARS
ILL HEALTH PREVENTED
Is Now Feeling Fine and Has Gained
Eighteen Pounds.
“For three long years I could not
do any housework. 11l health pre
vented. I was in a general run Jowl
condition. I could not bu'ld up. 1
was so very nervous that everything
worried me. | could not say what in
particular hurt me. but I simply hurt,
all over. A real restful sleep was
unknown to me and I lost fifteen
pounds in weight. It was a great
day for me when I heard of HERB
JUICE for as soon as I had taken a
few doses I began to feel better." Mrs.
R. H. Kelly of South Gastonia, North
Carolina, gave the HERM JI ICE
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of HERB JUICE and she is uwng
this means of telling others of it
NOW.
“At present I am doing my own
housework,” continued Mrs. . Kelly,
“after a lapse of three years. I
never felt better in my life. HERB
JUICE has built me up by first re
moving tbe cause of my sickness. It
has given my entire system a good
cleaning, my bowels and kidneys are
regulated. I eat anything I want,
sleep well and am enjoying doing my
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realize that I am the same person of
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still ringing in her ears as a result
of her triumph last night in “Lucia,”
Miss Talley expressed her intention
jf striving onward tofrnrd musical
-lerfecrion.
“No, 1 am not satisfied,” she as
serted. “1 want to keep on -improv
ing. 1 want to study and praetice
and train until 1 am as near per
fection as it is possible for me to
be." O
Nor is tier mother. Mrs. Helen
H Talley, satisfied with her youth
ful daughter's success in her first
season of o)iera.
Mother's Wish
“I want Marion to be the premier,
inger in whatever she undertakes,”
llrt. Talley explained. “I want her
to be the best p.iere is. My ambi
ion is for her to become the outstand
ing figure either in opera or in con
cert.”
| Miss Talley, together with the other
members of the Metropolitan Opera
Company, left here tonight for Cleve
land. Ohio, for an engagement ex
tending frpm Monday until May sfa.
Then ihe company will go to Roches
er, N. ¥., for two days, after which
Miss Talley will begin a concert t.our. .
In September she will give a eon-i
cert at Kansas City, her home town, i
where she is idolized. At her Metro
politan debut in New York a large!
delegation from Kansas City was I
present nnd a number of Kansas eiti-i
zens came to Atlanta to hear Sier
sing.
Doesn’t Play Golf
She doesn't play golf—never had a
golf club in her hand—and she doesn't
participate ill any other sports. Nor
is she interested ixi society. She
-aid she always received a large num
ber of invitations to attend dinners
and danees but that she rarely ac-1
reined.
S'.ie made an exception, however,
during her week's stay in Atlanta.
East night she attended n dinner
given in honor of Ootto H. Kahn,
chairman of the board of directors of
the Metropolitan Company.
“I didn't get to the hotel until 1
o'clock,” she laughed.
"T'.mt's the latest I ever stayed up
in my life. Ylvery other night 1
have been here I was in bed by ’9
o clock. You see, my work tires me
so I have to go to bed early in order
to get enough sleep.” And she gets
up at (1 o’clock.
Early Start
"I have never been able to sleep
nte." she explained, “and besides. I :
'ike to get an early start at my work.
If 1 had 48 hours every dry there
wouldn't be enottgfi time for what I ,
want to do.” i:
“How long did it take you to pre
[Vtrv for last night's opera?” she was
asked. i;
“Nineteen years." she smiled.
Then she recited the events which
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April showers bring May bills for
having rugs cleaned.
Dressing sensibly makes a girl look
so conspicuous.
Look aijd sec if you have enough
gas to get back on unless you are
taking a good looking girl along.
The spring fas’.iion warning seems
to be. "Don't count your clothes be
fore they match."
■ Now comes the season when a man
who gets mad at his wife can go to
the ball park and yell at the umpire.
l’lie real reason many a man looks
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led up to her Metropolitan debut.
At the age of 10 she began to study
music and to sing occasionally in the
First Christian Church of Kansas
City. Then she began to appear at
: dinners and society gatherings. When
1 she was 15 she went to New York
I to study music, and later went to
Europe to study ami travel.
Her contract with the Metropoli
(tan Company was signed in Milan,
Italy, last July 4th. Previously she
had been offered a contraet but de
clined. feeling, she she was
too young.
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Following the pennant race of the
newly-organixed New England Lea
gue this summer will seem like a re
turn of the good old days to many
iof the veteran baseball fans ’way
down East.
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The first record of a bowling game
in America was on January 1, 1840,
in New York.
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LOYAL pRPEB Ofl
Regular meeting of Concord Lodge
No. 404 Loyal Order of Moom Mon
day evening at 7:90 o'clock. All mem
ber* requested to to present.
W- «T. HETHOOX. gee.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF CABARRUS COUNTS, (N
THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF NORTH CAR
OLINA.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the re-nomination for So
licitor of the Fifteenth Judicial Dis
trict of North Carqlina, subject to
the action of the Democratic voters
in the primary to be held on Satur
day, the fitb of Jun*', 1096.
1 have held this office for only one
term of four years and, during this
period, I tore endeavored to foitb
fuily represent the State of Nerfo
Caroline in All prosecutions and to
discharge the other duties of this
trust without fear or favor, but with
eternaT justice as my qentroUtnf pur
pose I, therefore,. sumbit my record
as Solicitor for this, my first tsrm, to
the consideration and scrutiny of the
I Democratic Vote™ in my District
with confidence and Ist the hope that
it justiOas their endorsement and fav
orable action in the Primary.
1 Solicitor of Ulth IMatrict’of
j W. North Carolina.
Monday, April 26, 1926
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MONDAY. APRIL 28, 1828
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF CABARRUS COUNTY, IN
THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL
* DISTRICT OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
[ I hereby announce myself a candi
| date for the nomination for Solicitor
I of the Fifteenth Judicial District of
| North Carolina, subject to the action
| of the Democratic voters in the pri
[ mary to be held on Saturday, the sth
| day of June, 1926.
B. F. BRITTAIN,
i 20. Asbeboro, N. C.
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Liberty Self-Rising is made
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The annual meetUfo of the stock
-1 holders of the Citixqok Building and
' Loan Asaoolation will be held in ita
’ office in the Citiaens Bank and Trust
- Company building in Realty of Oon
• C*rd, N. CL. on . Monday, May 3rd,
1996, at 4:30 o’clock P. 14.
’ A. F. GOODMAN,
Secretirty and Treasurer.
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[ NOTICE OF 'CANDIDACY, FOR
, 8«WD»OR OF THE FIFTEEN TH
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f Ti foe Voters of Oabarrus County:
f hereby announce my candidacy
, for nomination ae Solicitor «f the
. Fifteenth Judicial Dbtrlct of North
Carolina, to -be voted upon in tbe
. Democratic Primary to be held fn
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HMB the 12th day of April, 1626. ,
B. T, BRITTAIN. J
16-6wks. Asbeboro, N. C.
Concord produce market
, (Corrected Weekly by CUne ft Moose)
Figures named represent prices paid
. for produce on tbe market: „
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freft potktoea sl*o
Onions ’ inra
1 Feea Rsi-OO
Butter M
Country Ham JO
Oountry Shoulder JO
Orongrr Sides JO
Young Chickens .45
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