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fpOUGrHT TO KNOW
Kpj|fa probably know tbat Cod Liver
gJill in the greatest flesh producer in
Mallicanse it contains mrc Vita mines
Shan any fowl you can get.
Kl»i'l! k glad to know that Cod
S®.#! 1 OH comes in sugar-coated tab
|«|s now, so if you really want to
KkH' or 20 pounds of real healthy
WsSK&t- on your bones and fee! well and
ii ‘®Nbni ask Pearl Drug Company or
RiHfe-dfttggist for a box of McCoy’s
BPjPßfr Liver Oil Compound Table's.
egjcfefilS' 60 cents for 60 tables and if
Pf [BjB-don't gain five pounds In 30 days
ft; 'JSiiP druggist is authorized to hand
| back the money you paid for
isn’t anything unusual fr.r a per
fv'V.apn to -gain 10 pounds in 30 days.
||s|s?'f3.£t McCoy’s, the original and
- SMEitne Cod Liver Oil Tablet."
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|J Frigidaire Keeps Food
I 3 1 Perfectly
H H I |^s C(if _ 1 Not a single peach, tomato, or
I X I. , rr -i other hard-to-keep fruit or vege-
H[ table need be thrown away.
I i. Automatically, day after day,
p / and month after month, Frigid
gp, / aire keeps your refrigerator cold
and your foods fresh.
STANDARD BUICK CO.
* 85 S. Union St. Phone 363
New Models, con*
L uenient purchase >
§P terms and new low W
r prices, $l9O up ——————
fe k plus a slight charge th JW •
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ELECTRIC® REFRIGERATION
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Let’s Go—START TODAY a regular order. |
A The Price is Right—the Service is Right.
L | Buy coupon hooks and save 10 Per Cent.
L lee delivered on coupon cost 54 cents per 100.
■ S On coupon in 50 lb. lots at ICE PLANT, 44 cents per ||
gg| 100 pounds. ]i
[ 300 lb. lots, delivered 40 cents per 100 pounds.
300 lb. lots at Ice Plant 33 1-3 cents per 100 pounds, ij
j H Please pay driver and see that you receive quantity | [
Ik' . you pay for. i [
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ARE YOU TIRED OF POST TOASTIES, DRY !=
BEANS AND CANNED GOODS?
Fresh Tomatoes Young Chickens
R* Tender Squash Old Hens |
I’i String Beans Fresh Eggs
Head Lettuce Fresh Butter
Onions, Sweet Milk |
BE Cucumbers Fork Chops
K Strawberries Beef Steak
New Irish potatoes Sausage ,
| Sweet potatoes Boiled Ham |
Cabbages Country Ham
' Pineapples Breakfast Bacon |
H , Oranges Winnies
H| ' Bananas Cheese
| and anything else you might fancy. We don't meet prices. We make ji
H them. Our Service is at your command. I
| C. H. BARRIER & CO. |
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j • ODD FELLOW NOTICE.
Meets every Thursday evening at
eight o'clock.
m: L. ROSS. N, o.<
, e. H. RITCHIE. R. S.
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CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
1 (Corrected Weekly by Cline & Moose)
Figures named represent prices paid
for produce on the market: .
Eggs ... _ .25
Cora i fIJO
Sweet potatoes $1.50
Turkey. 26
Onions $1.75
Peas $2.00
I Butter .85
Country Ham .36
Country Shoulder .20
O'untry Sides .20
Young Chickens .431
Hens .22
Irish PoJatosj 2.00
• , "JLB. -= " 5L_-"558.., .Mils
Concord Daily Tribune j
TIME OF CLOSING MAILS
The time of the closing of maila at
the Concord postoffice is aa follow*:
l Northbound
I 138—41 .-00 P. M.
84— 4:10 P. M.
88— 8:30 P. M. ,
80—U .00 P. M.
t . goiltllbOVlld
88— 8:80 A M
1 45 8:30 P. M.
29—11:00 P. It.
| LOCAL MENTION j
I We hnve received a letter signed
“Blue Eyes", but as no name ac
companied it we cannot publish it.
Panelled visiting cards beautifully
printed at The Times-Tribune office,
50 foe SI.OO or 100 for $1.50. Orders
filled on a few hours’ notice.
The Music Department *of the j
Woman’s Club will meet with Mrs. W. j
H. Gorman Friday evening at eight I
o’clock.
Marriage license was issned. here
yesterday by Register of Deeds El
liott to Edwin O. Parrish, of Rouge
mont, and Miss Anna B: Grier, of
Harrisburg.
Rehearsals are being held daily
now for students who are to take
part in the annual high school play
which will be given at the high school
auditorium on next Wednesday eve
rting.
Police officers this morning stated
that ihey had nothing new to report.
No session of the recorder’s court was
held yesterday afternoon and no busi
ness of unusual interest developed
during the day, they stated.
.1. A. Walker has the contract to
build the new sidewalk in front of
the hotel. Excavation work for the
sidewalk was begun this morning and
the cement will be laid as soon as this
preliminary work is completed.
If the weather is favorable the K.
of P. and Detnolay baseball teams
Will play the high school this after
noon at 3:30. No admission will
be charged to the game which will be
the first of the season for the two
teams.
May twentieth is being quietly ob
served here, The banks and library
are closed but otherwise business is
being carried out ns usual. No spe
cial celebration was carried out in
Charlotte where the Mecklenburg
Declaration ' was signed.
The tennis court at the country
club is being used now. A wire
fence has been erected around the
.court which was used for the first ,
time yesterday. While the court is
not in good condition yet it is smooth
enough to allow players to use it.
Police officers yesterday continued
their war against ’’ homeless dogs.
Eighteen were killed Tuesday and > .
about a dozen others yesterday. As
a result of the campaign Dr. T. N.
Spencer, veterinarian, states that he
has given more than forty dogs the
rabies serum this week.
Examinations are being held at the '
high school this week. Work in the
school will be completed within the .
next week, the commencement exer- ;
rises to be staged next week. Mem- :
bers of the senior class always have j
their exnmiaations a week sooner than
members of other classes. *
R. W. Graeber, state forestry ex
pert, will pay a visit to the county
tomorrow as the guest of It. D. Good- '
man, county farm agent. Tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o’clock he will give a <
demonstration in forestry at the farm
of B. F. Moose and all interested per- 1
sons are invited to attend.
Concord Kiwanians who are go
ing to Stltesviile tomorrow for the
inter-city meeting will leave Concord
at 4:30. They will meet at the Y
at 4:15 and leave in time to reach
Statesville by C :30 When the meet
ing starts. So far as is known now' k
every member of the club plans to
make the trip.
According to a deed filed yesterday
! -I. B. Linker has sold to the Yorke
& Wadsworth Company property in
Ward 2 for $2,850. Another deed
records the sale of property in No.
4 township by John A. Si mo and
others to Charles G. Sims and an
other records the sale of land in No.
4 by Charles G. Sims to R. S. Rumple
for S3OO.
. TODAY’S EVENTS.
Thursday, May 30, 1030.
Today is celebrated as national
independence day in Cuba.’
North Carolina keeps a holiday to
day in celebration of the anniversary
of the signing of the Mecklenburg
Declaration of Independence, in
1775.
Centenary of the birth of Potter
Palmer, the famous Chicago mer
chant who originated the bargain
sale idea and was the first to make
extensive use of newspaper adrer
i tmg, ■ • ,
Seventy-five years old today .is
: Bose Hawthorne Lnthrop (Mother
, Alpbonsa), daughter of the novelist
Nathaniel Hawthorne, and who re
cently was awarded the Rotary
medal for “outstanding service to
. humanity.” r
San Jose, California, has made
elaborate preparations for its early
summer floral carnival known as La
Fiesta de las Rosas, which will be
inaugurated today and continue
through the remainder of the week.
Noted economists and taxation
experts representing a dozen coun
tries of the League of Nations are
to meet at Geneva today to partici
pate in a committee meeting for the
discussion of the subject of double
taxation. - ■ _
In the construction of early rail
roads, two-inch cxiar pins were used
to hold down the wooden rails. Tnto
[the holes drilled for these, salt was
[poured in the belief that this would
[preserve the wood from dec«y.
g&VfV i I&r’ir.'V. Q .
IpjtaVBRAN BOARD
AGREES TO BpiU)
WiH Erect Recital ion Hall at Omni
Decision to construct a $40,000 ad
ministration building for Lutheran
Theological •South .-rri SerulnmESas
reached yesterday at the annual twitt
ing of the. “board of trustee*, of the
institution.
A building committee wa* named
sometime ago. pending Anal action
on the board, and contract fdr Ac
structure will be let at an early date.
Tiie new building i« to accommodate i
classrooms and offices and the old
building fg to be converted in its en
tirety into a dormitory. ' ;.C
The proposetHrecifation hall woglfi
“be a two-story, granite structure—4n'
material and architecture similar to 1
the present seminary building;—con
taining live recitation rooms with the'
same number of connecting studies
and other necessary rooms. Theboild
ipg will cost about $40,000. Floor
space wijl total 6.800 square feet the
dimensions being 85 by 40, with ample I
| provision for '.tall space. .No base
i men) is provided for ill the structure,
i as the building is to be heated from
the main plant.
While plans for the slructure have
not reached such a stage as to pro
vide the exact site, the building mill
probably be erected to the west of
the main building—now used both as
a recitation hall and as a dormitory.
The ajtion of the board was one
of the outstanding events of the com
mencement season nt. the seminary,
whieh beginning with the convening
of the board yesterday morning draws
swift to its close with the conferring
of degrees around noon today. 4
Other action taken at the meeting
of the board included the naming of
the Rev. H. A. McCullough, D. D.,
pastor of St. Pauls Church at Co
lumbia. as president and of Dr.
Charles Snncken, of Augusta, Ga.,
secretary, and of the re-election of
F. William Cappiemnnn. Columbia at
torney, treasurer, aiuf the Rev. M. ,T.
Epting. D. D., of Savannah, vice pres
ident.
Reports were made and received,
one of these—that of the Rev. A. p.
Voigt. D, D., dean of the institution
—tending to show marked progress
and a successful session.
To Confer Degrees.
Four degrees will De conferred this
morning at 11 o'clock nt the dosing
exercises in the seminary ifiapei, too:
Wynne Colford Boliek. Shenandoah,
Va.: Chitose Kishi, of Nagoya, Ja
pan; Hugh Jenkins Rhyne, Dallas. N.
O.: and Curtis Kerr Wise, Barber.
N. C. Diplomas will In' awarded to
Bradshaw DeKime Castor, of Con
cord, N. and Edwin Flay Trout
man, of Statesville, N. C. William
Fulton Heirs, of Leesville, will re
ceive a certificate.
Presentation will lie made by Dr.
Voigt following the giving of the ad
dress by file Rev. George J. Gonga k
ware, D. D„ pastor of St. Joftns Lu
theran Church, Charleston.
Activities of the commenceme,nt
season yesterday, other than the meet
ing of the board were: the addressing
NOTICE TO THOSE LISTING
TAXES.
Persons owning real estate outside
of the township in which thpy live
are most earnestly requested to write
the list taker asking him to return
your land as it was last year. If
you have bought land since May 1.
1925. give the name of the person
from whom you purchased the pro|>-
erty. This will enable the list-tak
ers to get the valuation.
List-takers and addresses:
J. W. Stallings, No. 1 towns'llp.
Harrisburg, N. C.
W. ‘J. Cannon. No. 2 township.
Concord, N. C.
R. G. Summers, No. 3 township,
Concord, Route 2, N. C.
R. S. Rumple, No. 4 township,
Kantiaolis, N. C.
t>. B. Castor, No. 4 township. Kan
napolis, N. C.
J no. it Casper. No. 5 township.
Concord, N. C.
J. R. Fink, No. 6 township, Gold
k Hill, Route 2, N. C.
’Albert Penninger. No. 7 township,
Mt. Pleasant, N. C.
L. A. Lipe. No. 8 township, Mt.
Plensant, N. C.
Phillip Barrier. No. 9 township,
Mt. Pleasant. N. C.
Henry Furr, No. 10 township, Con
cord, N. C.
Asa Blackwelder, No. 11 town A ip,
Concord, N. C.
No. IX Township
Hal Jarratt, Ward 1, Concord, N.
C.
J. F. Harris, Ward 2, Concord,
N. C.
H. C. Ridenhour, Ward 3, Con
cord, N. C.
J. G. Comer, Ward 5, Concord, N.
C.
20-11.
________ 20-It
WHY SUFFER SO?
Got %aok Your Health aa Other
Concord Polka Hava Dona.
a,
Too n»any people suffer lame,
aching backs, distressing kidney
disorders and rheumatic aches and
pnlna. Often this la due to faulty
kidney notion and there’s danger
of hardened arteries, dropsy, gravel
or Brlght’a disease. Don’t let weak
kidneys wear you out Use Doan *
PUla before It la too late! Doan's
are a stimulant diuretic to the kid
ney*. Doan’s have helped thou
sands. Here la one of many ’Ccn
cord cases:
Mrs. M. M. OlUon, 4S Bell Ave.,
ssys: “My kidneys wero out of
order ttd acted irregularly. My
baok became Uune and weak and I
frit deU end run down. Doan’s
Pills helped me by qiglilating my
kidneys and relieving all signs or j
kidney trouble." v ■
Prloe 88c. at all dealers. Don’t
* l ®D l 7S*k for a hlAtey remedy—
°f b v-
Gs the aiajnni by (tie Rev. J. L. Mor->
1 gnn, D. D., of Salisbury, N. C.: the
1 folding of tbe annual ahimni ban-1
quet: and (he address last night of,
I the Rev. A. 4. Bowers. D. D.. pastor
‘of the Church of the Reformation.
Savaiina’.i, before the Students’ Mia
kTofp~ notice
I Regular meeting Concord Lodge
No. 51 K. as P. Thursday.evening at 1
8 o'clock. Work in third rank. Aj
cordial welcome to all Pythians and I
visitor*. I
I W, R. FISHER. C. C.
GOITRE VANISHED
Stainless Liniment Used Successfully
by Clnemnati Lady.
J Mrs. Clara Pobodie, 512 W. 3rd
’street, Gastonia, N- “Sorbol-
Quadruple completely’ removed my
j daughter's goitre four years ago. Will
1 ' he glad to teU' or write our full ex
' perienee.”
Sold at all drug, stores or write
Si.rbol Company, Meehanicsburg,
1 Ohio. Locally at Gibson Drug Store.
“ACHED &> ACHED”
Lady Says Her Back “Hurt Nifht
and Day”—Least Noise Up
set Her. Better After
Taking Cardui.
Winfield, Texas.—"My back hurt
sight and day,” says Mrs. C. L.
Eason, of R. F. D. 1, this place. "I
ached and ached until I could hard
ly go. I frit weak and did not feel
like doing anything. My work was
, a greqt burden to me. I just hated
’ to do up the dishes, "even. I was
no-account and extremely nervous.
“My mother had taken Cardui
and she thought It would do me
good, so ehe told me to take It
My husband got me a bottle and I
began on it I began to Improve at
once. It was such a help that I
continued It until after the baby’*
birth. .
"I took eight bottles and I can
certainly say that it helped me.
It is a fine tonic. It built me up
and seemed to strengthen me. I
grew less nervous and began to
sleep better.
“I can certainly recommend
Cardui to expectant mothers, for to
me It was a wonderful help. ... In
every way I felt better after taking
It and I think it Is a splendid medi
cine.”
Cardui la purely vegetable, and
contains no harmful drugs.
For sale everywhere. NC-162
QUIT GETTING UP NIGHTS
A Healthy Bladder Acts During the
Day.
C. N. Shuman. ’ Republic, Ohio,
Says: "Before taking I.ithiated Btichu
(Keller Formula) had to get up six
or seven times each night. Now I
do not get tip at all. You, may use
my name if it would benefit anyone
with bladder trouble.” Be careful not
to take drugs that check the action
of the bladder. You may have to
continue its use. Lithiated Btichu
(Keller increases the ac
tion during the day. It eleanses the
bladder as epsotn salts do the bowels
driving out foreign matter, neutraliz
ing excess acids, thereby relieving the
irritation which causes ‘■‘Getting T’p
Nights." The tablets cost 2e each
at all drug stores or Keller I.abora
tory, Meehanicsburg, Ohio.
CONCORD COTTON MARKET
THURSDAY. MAY 20. 1026
Cotton L .17 1-2
Cotton seed 45
666
1 is a prescription for
Malaria, Chills and Fever,
Dengue or Bilious Fever.
II kills the germs. ,
TWifM Tnmre
lunWiira
Ar (m A
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8 If Slows any 8
jillT IfflPf 01 or
Now la The *Time to E*ter»|
i minate Fhw, Aants and AH ,
BY USING I
CENOL |
Sold and Guaranteed by
Gibson Drug Store
Weak? Always Tired?
Take Iron with
Cod lirer Oil
Easy to Taka in New TaUst Pom
How to Order from Your {druggist
Get strength and; nery* H»jS» quick 1
Stop getting up tired in the morning. Add
5 to 15 pounds a month. Tske lron fat
rich, red blood. Take cod liver oil sot
goad healthy flesh. Physicians say these ,
arc sure body builders.
Chemists now extract the vita mi net
and energy-producing, / wdgbt-bnildlng
elements from cod liver oil, and throw
the useless nauseating oil away. These
extracts are mixed with Iron and Other
health-building Ingredients In easy-ta- i
take tablet form. Specify Burke's Cod
Liver Oil and Iron Tablets at the drag
storo. They'll start to build your weight ■
and give you strength and energy almost
at unco. " • , : j
For sale by GEbsow Drug Star* j
U«T OP RASTC. • • • • i
VouRTIMP VS NSN/CB.
OURS TO WASTC
We won’t waste your time ;
or your money. We will fur
nish you with the kind of i
plumbing that, should be plac
ed in a first class home and we
will do your repair work in. a
“stay-fined” manner.
CONCORD PLUMBING j
COMPANY /
174 Kerr St. Phone 5*4
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HUDSON COACH
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Hudson holds first advan
slooo tage becauaeof its patented
\J+Sy Super-Six—the world* *
' ’ Brougham - H 554 built fc>/ Hudson under M»
■< 7-hnStdin 1795 exclusive principle. For
11 becn^ojrt
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ten
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O So Long Teacher—
-9 New Long Trouser Suits. rUQxT’vB A
9 School’s nearly out and < I I
X graduation a Con- mPff >j
0 cord boy ever called his g
a own is m. MS ■
X And it's as long on style
8 as it is on' trousers—Arid , - W)
0 longies are going to car- OK ' A/
o ry- thle diplomas this year. JfSxjf
X Value that makes it pos
sible for nearly every boy in Cabarrus County to have 1
new clothing—and for nearly every family tc/ come here !
THE CORRECT FURNISHINGS TO BOOT
HOOVER’S, he.
THE YOUNG MAN’S STORE
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'"r” f '»»■ »y l? ’'ft* I .' ' V| ', teiM **jm£*k*ti
| Straws for Every Head
j We are dewing Straw Hats from
| one of the Best Makers in America j
;£ Priced from $2.75 to $5.00
STOP AND LOOK!
RICHMOND - FLOWE CO.
Be Sure of Your Shoes
Being sure ot your shoes is simply being sure of your shoe store. I
You know that ours is a reliable shoe store—our shoes are dependable, I
our valties are the beet, our fitting service careful and painstaking.
• NEW ONES THIS WEEK
These were carefully selected, are of the newest models and col-
I ors for the spring season. , Come in and let us convince you these are
I the prettiest shoes you have seen,
IVEY’S
1 , Tint HOME OF GOOD SHOES”
Thursday, May 20, m