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TWO months ago, I would! have told you Prince Alber tis cool as a dip in the M
that I was pretty well satisfied with my lake. No matter how hard you drive it,
smoking tobacco. I didn’t know Prince you never burn out a bearing. It is sweet
Albert then! Gee, what a lot of tricks as a check in the morning’s mail. Fra-
I missed without even knowing it. Never grant, too, like fresh-nicked flowers. p - K h,oU i« tuyni
mind. I’m making up for lost time now. Fragrant in the tin, and fragrant as you
My jimmy-pipe is working double shifts. smoke it. Real tobacco, I tell you. ?t£Zt
I load up the minute breakfast is Maybe you think you are all set in the
cleared away and hit it up from then matter of smokings. I wouldn’t stop
until "lights out.” That’s one of the fine there. Because, if you haven’t smoked
things about Prince Albert. You never P. A., your best bet is still to be collected.
“ tire of it. Each pipe-load tastes better On my say-so, and that of millions like
than the last, if such a thing is possible. me, why don’t you try Prince Albert? K
I know I’m set for life now. I’ll guarantee you’ll be glad you did. Jt|Wr |Mj»
PRINCE ALBERT Hf
X. —no other tobacco is like it!
© 152 i, R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Company, Winston-Salem, N. C.
I WEAK, JESTLESS
I Tennessee Lady Had So Little
II Strength She “Couldn’t Get
I Around.” Took Cardui
With Benefit.
K. , GasaaWay, Term.—“l wasn’t able
1 to do aaV of my work, and it seem
-1 ed like Chad so little strength I just
I couldn’tget around,” says Mrs. Frank
I Murphy,-who lives near here. . I
*f “My mother knew of the good
§ Cardui Sbuld do, so she told me to
1 take it., I sent and got a bottle, and
B seemed like all the time 1 grew
K Stronger.
[: “I had been suffering with pains
K in my sides all the time, and Cardui
U. helped this wonderfully. 1 needed
tonic fer female trouble, and Car-
B doi just fitted the need. I was awful-
I ly restless and could not sleep at
E afeht, but after taking two bottles
B-.tjf Cardui I could sleep ‘like a top’.
1 I got along all right, and I know it
B Was due to Cardui. I can certainly
K meammend it to women suffering
1* from women’s troubles,
j *My present health is just fine.” !
| Thousands of women have written
| to tell how Cardui relieved them ot
I pein and suffering, and helped them
| to improve in health and strength.
|- Cardui is perfectly harmless, be
|ing an extract of mild-acting herbs,
Kjtoa contains no dangerous drugs or i
Bharmfui ingredients.
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LICENSE TAXES WILL.
NET STATE $1,350,000
Commissioner Dnogkton Points Oat
That AM Schedule B Taxes Were
Doe June Ist.
Raleigh, June 16. —License taxes
will net the state this year approxi
mately $1,250,000, Commissioner of
Revenue K. A. Doughton announced
today. I
The commissioner has issued a
statement to all district deputies in
which he calls to their attention the
scheduled time for payment of these
taxes.
“All schedule B taxes are due,” he
said, “June Ist, and penalties apply
after Augnst Ist.”
Continual discussion of their ail
ments among at social gath
erings is condemned by an expert as
likely to develop nerve troubles.
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
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i. Original members of first
- Rotary Club in Chicago, 1905.
A\ 2. Paul Harris, who conceived
/ \ the idea of an international
/ **i \ fellowship and citizenship and
\ called it Rotary.
I , 13. Donald A. Adams, of New
I I Haven, Conn., president of
1 / Rotary International and pre
■£%’/ J siding officer over 10,000 Ro-
J tarians at the Denver Conven
tion, June
: kmT Chesley R. Pefry, since 191 Q
secretary of Rotary Interna
tional, - with headquarters
I Cl f located at Chicago,;
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TODAY'S EVENTS.
[» I Thursday. June 17. 1W«.
i I Observance of the 151st anniver
sary of the battle of Bunker 'Hill-
Seventy years ago today tlie Re
publican party opened its first na
tional convention in Philadelphia.
Centenary of the birth of Gen.
John P. C. Shank*, a prominent In
diana congressman and soldier.
Longview, the “Wonder City,” is to
be the meeting place today of the [
j Washington State Republican con
vention.
Hnnford MacXider. Assistant
Secretary of War. is to deliver the
commencement address today at Nor
,wich University.
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur is
'to be the guest at a celebration to be
held today at, Marblehead. Mass., in
|commemoration of the 150th anni
versary of the birth of the United
States Navy.
Boston has prepared an elaborate
program for the reception and en
tertainment of the Crown Prince and
' Crown Princess of Sweden and their
suite, who are to arrive there to
day for a visit of four days.
Declares Roadside Parking Has Its
Commendable Points.
Atlanta. On.. June lf>.—Declaring
there are thousands of girls in At
lanta who have no place to enter
tain young men visitors but along
roadside::, Judge I.other Z. Rosser
stated in munieiple court here that
officers are “too suspicions of automo
biles parktsl for- a short time on the
country roads, and too quick to make
arrests for this offense."
"In the mimrrr,” said Judge Ros
ser, “the cool ©pen air of the country
is almost necessary to refresh one
after the heat and dirt of a day in
the city and I frequently stop along
the roadside with my wife to enjoy
the evening air.”
Judge Rosser's remarks fallowed
the trial of Charlie Morgan. of
Brown's Mill road., charged with
shooting four times at .1- R. Hill
man and a feminine companion in a
car alleged to have parked on Mor
gan’s property.
I Highways Benig Treated With Oil.
j Stanly News-Herald.
The Salisbury highway is now
being oiled and all the dust ex
tinguished and the road is really be
coming a pleasure to ride over. Sev
eral other roads lending out of Albe
marle are being oiled also. The Con
cord Highway is being oiled out for
several miles also.
All of West Albemarle is greatly
pleased with this work, for it, was al
most impossible to live in that sec
tion. due to the suffocating clouds of
dust that covered everything from
the smallest shoot of grass to the
parlor curtains.
Doty Court Martial Postponed.
Damascus. Syria, June 1(1. —OP)—
The court martial of Bennett J. Doty,
of Memphis, Tcnn., for desertion from
the French foreign legion in Syria,
which had been .set for today, was
postponed until the first week in
July.
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Skin in Kitchen Wins Trip Abroad
For 16-Year-Old Girl Bread Expert
i
Girls who turn up their noses at
work in the kitchen but pine for a
xip abroad should take a lesson
from 16-year-old Florice Schroeder,
I of Morris, Minn.
For it is because of her interest
n household work and her ability
to turn out flaky baking powder
biscuits, pans of crisp-crusted hot
rolls and deliciously toothsome
■ cakes that Florice will spend a
month this summer on a trip to
,England, France and Switzerland
while the flappers who shun the
kitchen are left lingering at home.
Florice’s culinary skill and her
knowledge of the what and why of
- the ingredients that go into her
cooking won for herself and her
domestic science teacher, Miss Mar
garet Randall, of Grand Forks,
N. D., a European trip as guests of
p the Royal Baking Powder Co. In
, a national essay contest, conducted
in high schools, on why baking pow
der made with cream of tartar is
best, her paper won first place and
the coveted trip. Special credit
was given for the actual experience
in the use of baking powders indi
■ ( cated by her essay.
1 ; The entire population of Morris
heenmo Florice fa©« since the
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Thursday, June 17,1926
announcement of the award and
the Parent-Teachers association of
the high school has raised a special
fund for her use on the trip, while
all the expenses of travel, etc,, are
provided by the Royal company,
her townsfolk want to show their
appreciation of her victory by mak
ing it possible for her to indulge
herself and Miss Randall in a few
extras along the way and, perhaps,
a bit of Paris shopping.
Leaving New York on the “Aqul
tania” July 7. this Minnesota Cin
derella and her teacher will arrive
in Paris July 13. Then will follow
a .period of sightseeing that will
carry them to Avignon, Montpelier,
Nimes, Nice. Grenoble, Marseilles,
Geneva and other points of scenic
and historic interest.
A special feature will be a visit
to the vineyards in southern France
from which cream of tartar chiefly
comes.
Returning from Switzerland vig
Paris, there will be an excursion
to Fontainbleau and Versailles be
fore crossing over to England. A
week there, then back to New York
and home to Morris, Minm, whero
her own home made biscuits wilt
seem doubly delicious after th i
> month’s adifamwi on fozciffn fare t