Thursday. February
THE CONCORD TIMES
Rase Two
9
2
Three Generations Testify
to the Efficacy of
' DR. CALDWELL'S
Syrup Pepsin
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Perfect
in
maintaining the family health. A
combination of simple laxative herbs
.with pepsin, free from opiates and narcotic
drugs, and pleasant to the taste, it acts
easily and naturally,rcstoring normal reg
ularity. First prescribed by Dr. Caldwell
more than twenty-five years ago,it is today
the indispensable family remedy in count
less homes throughout the United States.
Sold in Drug Stores 50 cts. and$L00
A trial bottle can be obtained, free of charge, by writing to
Dr. W. 15. Caldwell, 457 Washington St., Monticello, Illinois
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J53ECS22
Stop ! Read! Think! Act !
tU
Th.?y say, who 'have come hack from Over There, that at night
tronMcd earth between the lines i.s carpeted with pain. They
fiat Death rides whistling in every wind, and that the very
mists are charged with awf id torment. They say. that of all things
.'-pent an. (squandered there young human life i.s held least dear. It
is iit the jtioper t for those of lis who yet can feel upon our lips
I he
pi- s'suie of our -mother s good-bye
kis
lint, please God, our
love of life is not so prized as love of right. In this renaissance of
!ir smi:ry's 'vnlor. we who will edge the wedge of lier assault
?n,ke cahii iiecepr.mee of its hazards. For us, the steel-swept
l rench. tli' ' stiffening eoIdveariness. hardship, worse. For you.
for H'hom we go, you millions safe at homo what for you? We
.sl-ai! need fod. We shall need care. We shall need clothes for
-.Mr 'f"iifs and weapons for' our hand. A shall need terribly and
v nliw'.r failure supplies and equipment in a stream that is con-
-.?;iV -and never-ending. From you, who are our resources and re-
who are the heart-and hope of that humanity for which we
and strive, must come these things."
(Signed) CITIZEN SOLDIER NO. 25S
n - " th District. National Draft Army
ITuy "War Savings Stamps an J Thrift Stamps and help, in answer
i: the - above appeal. , . - . 4
ANNUAL HETOirT OF THE , j
JACKSON TKAINING SCHOOL
Made to the Trusters by the Scrperio
Icodenl. Mr. Cla. E. Uortr.
ttUptfTlUivUilKUl lUVC, V Aim! Jack-
uu ru.i.i Sdioou ta mating hi rv
pwrt to Uj: Aurii ui Noretaixrr, lUl,
FUi" ixvuur ilv tL.
we look tiiarv tu work at: the
Jitc.MJU 'i ruining f!cJixi. and "fciwv
lUul IIU'S ".it. LUie L.-vU O'JUtlXttulij
tiie jb itiiom any vatSUju wr iyi-uj
of any kind. j
With you i riuii-n. we U-s L-avV to
-auiit a ii-v ir yuar ii.xai"iM-
iiiHi it-Litlif to couuiUous at tlt
litie I took f.irg uuU now. iUii
Wt;v about J.i buI-eis ut iwn ili t
crih and about l-t tnishtts of jci iu
the bin; the rouU;je va not u:ii
cieut to make au iujprejiou tu our
large roomy Utru. '1 here u oniy oi;e
haui for tiie MJj'p!y of xaeat tor tle
year nu lrd and :ij hi" from waieii
to obtain any more. No cjal iu
.-tore for winter um-. The Murv room
was pretty well .-iippiieu vttU canz.-i
Xhi lor waiter, Lut the Lill wus
.t ii. mi i .. ; . I . i : ; I . . .
eiualiy well nueu wh-h uuia iccNauie
to be paid out f the tumls for the nei.t
year. No potatoes of either kind were
to be fund and no vegetables either
canncil or drietJ. There were teven
head of cattle, six of which were milk-
ers. MX Hordes neioneu 10 me .cutKi,
and two were bought at the time the
Committee apiiointed !y the Iioard Hiei
at the school to make the transfer.
The .school had an enrollment of
boys and an appropriation of an $1S,
000.00 maintenance fund. Soon a new
cottage was opened, the enrollment was
increased to 8o boys. All back accounts
were paid and the. school was livin?
within its income until the abnormal
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'I he work at the sehol has U-en
considerably harder than ahy previ
ous year owins to the unret and un
settlel conlitlons caused by I the war.
Several of the offuvr of the .chol
have Ixtn callel to the cidors and all
are under the draft. The ehanzn and
prospe-tivt changes keep the mtnd of
the lMys in an unsettled cnditlon.
()ur Schrd department. Sunday
ScIhkiI. farm. wool-shop. etc. have all
lived tin to their former record and no
condition in prices male itself perivp- f rr.ninlaints can be lodged azaiust either
tlbly felt anions -all classes and condi-f()r ineHk-iencv
H. I. W00DH0USE, Pres.
C. W. SWINK, Cash.
Capital, Surplus and Profits $235,000.00 i
2sf
Expert StorageBattery Workers.
.EVEREADY
Storage Batteries
in stock '
Concord Motor Go.
'Phone 396
Rentals
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Charging
Repairing
2"T err
Sr.lXDJJlI DK0P HEAD 3LCIIIXE
7 5
Macliiii exactly like cut. Table
wade of selected white oak,
Stan. I black enamel Iron well
ir.foL Head latest style, fitted
a frh svif threading shuttle. Com
rplete -r of iest steer attach
ments. A Lifetime Guarantee in
'wrifinq;. Don't let some aprent
t1 you into paying 60 to $75.
. for a machine that you can buy
for 51.73. We sell oil. needles,
"belts and atachments. All make
of machines repaired at reason
. uable- cost.-- Work guaranteed.
Concord Furniture Co.
SOLDIER HELD ON
A SEKIOUS CHARGE.
Is Held
Yount
for Allesed Insult fn
Lady on the Street.
One of the soldiers from Camp
Greene who is visiting in Concord is
hading his stay here not the most
p easant one in his exierience, unless
his past life has heen an unusual one.
The youns fellow, whose name is un
known, is a corporal, and Monday
was put in the lockup for being drunk.
Tuesday morning he was made to pay a
fine, and was released. lie was again
put; back in the coop at the city hall
shortly after noon on a charge
of having insulted a young lady on the
street.
The incident occurred on Union
Street near the moving picture shows,
and the man followed the young ladv
up the steps at the Cabarrus Drug
Company. He seemed to be under the
influence of whiskey again at the time.
He will be given a hearing before the
Police Justice at the next session of
the city police court.
W.S.S.
tions of Society and Industry.
Today, there is between 7 and 8 hun
dred bushels of corn in the bin a barn
full of roughing so full too, that
scarcely could any more' Ik; placed in.
About 7", bushels of K?as, IiO bushels of
Soy beans-and near H0 bushels of pea
nuts, lOOO cans of tomatoes, -o bushels
of green beans dried and iu sacks, about
KV.) gallons of kraut, 2. bushels cf
Irish potatoes about I'OO bushels of
sweet potatoes, besides fruit and pellies
that were canned at the cottages.
We have 15 promising hogs for slau
ghter and 8 left for future purposes.
ve have lM head of cattle, IU milkers,
4 heifers .ready to be fresh, "t. calves
and one ox. The number of out horses
are eight. Some old ones liave been
traded and young ones have been se
cured in their places. Our farm lias
steadily increased in productivity until
its value is about two thousand dollars
more tha.n it was four years ago aside
from the natural increase in the value
of the laud. Our old worn out uelds
on which We" have Sown arid never
reaped are beginning to take on the ap
pearance of a farm. We hope to get
some return from a six acre held sown
in wheat, that has been nursed to this
prospective hope.
Our Maintenance Fund was in
creased last year from $18,000 to $2'J,
500.00, but with the price of necessitie
on the market today, no one wouul say
that the increase in the maintenance
was anything like commensurate with
the increased cost iu living with $5.00
flour selling, at $12.00 per barrel 7G
cents meal selling at $1.S0 8 1-,'J cent
fat back 27 cents; $2.10 shoes, $3.08
?or00 hulls at $20.00. This difference
in cost is not so noticeable until you
begin to multiply your items by the
multiple of 100. Even shoe strings at
this ratio is quite an item.
During this time we have built the
Stone Chapel, thanks to the goodness
of the King's Daughters, built a power
line to Concord some three miles dis
taut and installed electric lights, built
and equipped a new cottage and erec
e a Ufty thousand gallon steel tank,
installed several pumping outfits and
dug a temporary reservoir for immedi
ate water supply.
With all the increased cost, we are
glad to report that we have come
through another, year and find our
selves in no forse condition financi
ally than we were one year ago. What
the next yeVr bas in store for us, we
cannot say. Our financial condition
has been greatly helped "by increased
returns from the work that the bows
of the school have done., Had it not
been for this help we would have been
Considerably in' debt. Our returns from
work sales, etc., at the school since
November the 1st, 1015, have been
$2317.SG. We could not find it possible
to open our new cottage on the funds
we had for support and the hnildhi"-
equipment has leen standing unoccu
pied ever since our meeting in Con
cord and must so stand until snnw
sou rev of income to'maintain it can le
had
V detailed report of our bovs for the
eleven months of the present year is
as follows:
Number of bovs in charge T)-
As an example of the character of
work lndng done in our School depart
ment we call you attention to the ex
ample: of one boy. A little over two
and ajhilf jears ago this-boy entered
the school from a city that is conceded
to lur. i' a"gHN'l city schooj system.- After
a haif of each day in our school de
partment for two and a half years he
returned to his home t.-wn with an
honorable parole, entered live grades
above J where he left off-and is stand
ing well in his class. In st-h ol he
trained two and one h ilf grades during
his May with us, grading that he would
have made -a grade a year at home
whichj was very doubtful. This is only
one of the many cases we Could men
tion where a like advancement wac
n;; le by the boy while at the school.
Dr. W. S. Kukin, Secretary of the
State j Hoard ut Health, recent Iv paid
us a visit and graded us high iu gen
eral sanitary and health conditions.
He expresiil his great pleasure at fee
lug how well both grounds and build
ings were kept.
The: health of the boys continues
g(M)d and cliallenges the whole coun
try for a finer record.
You will note that we have not in
cluded a detailed financial statement
in opr report. This is because our
Treasurer Jias made a fuller report
than ever before and our statement
agrees with us .
ve are pleased to report that we
have, received a check of $1000 from
the Estate of our late friend and
benefactor. Mr. Caesar Cone, AVr
have deposited this amount on certi
ficate in the Concord National Bank.
we were recently made glad to
learn that Mr. Bernard Cone, one of
the executors of the estate of Mr.
Caesar Cone, will continue to furnish
the school the shirting and denims for
the boys, work uniforms. This had
been j furnished by Mr. Caesar Cone
since the beginning of the school.
J. O. Parks, of the Parks-Belk Co.,
called to me on the street and made
known his desire to make a donation
of $50.00 to the school. The school
has this check in the cash account.
. Col, Al Fairbrother. of Greens
boro.) recently made the school the
possessor of a folding machine for our
printing office. This machine has a
value.: of several hundred dollars.
Craving the loyalty and the prayers
of every one who is interested in the
work j of the Jackson Training School,
we leg to submit this report. .'
Respectfully,
CHAS.-K. HOO BR.
"- Superintendent.
IF
I RANGE !
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And you want the bestSure if s the cc
GLOBE you are looking for. Made of "In.
Electric WeldM with apolicy for 25 years
the life of the range against ,rust or ,
Does more work with less coal or wood
range on the market. Seeing is bclievim;
is the proof positive. ' When -"in need call
Store That Satisfies and have a look. A
just as well complete the kitchen and m.;
room of the house. McDougal Kitchen (
the Woman's Friend, saves miles of
makes kitchen work a pleasure.
& Harris Furniture Co.
Be
The Store That Satisfies"
"The Store That Satisfies is a busy place. Cvxre
Seed Oait9
' (22ril Rye.
ecd.'Poliiaitocs
W't now have in stoek a tine lot of the! following:
lied Rust Proof Oats.
Maryland Seed Hjre.
Irish Cobble Seed I'otatoe.
Ked Bliss Seed Potatoes.
Ked Clover,
Orchard Grass and all kinds of (Ira
Dwarf Essex Rape. I
eed.
Will have in season: Velvet Beans,
Sorghum seed. Peas of all kinds.
Soy Beans. Karl V-
In fart, our store is headq uarters In thin line of
order from Richmond when we have better price?
CUM & MOOSE.
P. S. We buy your country Meat for cash.
ITf f?$J l! 7 H F W n 75 Ti FT
- rirrmriiiin hi it
otfaLiwI reuzk the old established
"O- SWIFT A. CO. are being quickly
noas&t by HanuxacUirers.
invention for FREE SEARCH
Odd a. model or ket"hes and descriptioa
' tf'nr invention for FREE SEARCH
A acd report on patentability. We get pat-
i rt or w fw. Write for our free booK
U ia:KAMdi!)d inventions.
I Patent Lawvers. Eotab. 188S.
?CTT Seventh St., Vashington,O.C.iJ
JAPEXESE PLAN TO TAKE
ACTION IN SIBERIA SOON.
That They Have Lons Been Preparing
for Impendui!; Move is Evident.
Harbin, Wednesday,. Feb. 20. -The
Japanese, according to reliable au
thority, intend to take action in Si
beria at an early date, and there are
evidences that the Japanese have long
oeen preparing to carry out this move.
The situation in Siberia is considered
extremely grave, owing to the inabil
ity of the Cossack General Semenoff.
head of the anti-bolsheviki movement
in that vast territory, to securerallied
support for which he has appealed to
the Japenese. .
' Before the war the Germans consum
ed more fat per head than any other
European nation. To meet the threat
ened famine in fat, the German house
wife has been ordered to hand over to
the authorities all the dripping she may
have. .
W.S.S. .
The former Grand Duchess Olga,
daughter of th ex-Czar of Russia, is
said to be giving piano lessons to chil
dren in Tobolsk.
in
list, 1910
Number admitted during the
year
Number returned for violation of
parole
Total number in charge during
year
Deaths ....".
Discharged -
Paroled ............
Total num!er removed from the
stitution during the year
Number on roll November 15th
1917
Average stay at the school of bovs.
paroled during the year a years, U
months.
. 07
40
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13S
0
1
28
43
03
H Woman's Burdens
are lightened when she turns to the right
medicine. If her existence Is made
gloomy by the' chronic weaknesses, dell
dffan?eents, and painful disorders
that afflictfaer sex, she will find rJief and
emancipation from her troubles In Dr.
JT,eJl, Yori to Prc-ri Ption. If she's
fi!57rk w' neiToa or " run-down,- she
LLds new hfe and strength. It's a power
IT,oratfns tonic and nervine which
??IfLa? 'apy Tears, in all c&sea ef
mpiaints- and weaknesses. For
Average age of boys on current roll
Nov. 1st, 1017: 13.1 qears.
Average of boys on roll when ad
mitted 12.8 years.
Number of applications for ad-
misison received during the year 12S
Number of boys admitted during
the year 40
There were 46 counties represented
at the school durinir the vear Tho
boys from these counties 'are distri4MES M c Pdipps, Box 05, Routes.
uuieu as iouows;
Mecklenburg ....
"1 MA. v
iiuniorxi 9
iredeu
Davidson
or vromcn at the critical chan of life
in beannff-down r,xi7
Ewt'Jlc?rat50?- aammation, andery
ff"1 ament, the - Favorite PrPnZ
1 D V'.M- Plrce, Buffalo N Y
10 nnta for trial package of the tabieiC
ion,Tekn.-I suffered from woman's
SmS&.i60118!?1 on . ulation and a
catarrhal conditoa for three rearsT 1
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uicffl aia me any good I harm i.
the 'Lotion TahlTt.. LfSL.iS?? S?61
goodthan all the other remMiM
Jl 11 ill. Hi
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Just the correct terra for pre M-nt day farming. T- farr ..
now providing h farms with our
Don't grub along with faulty plow, harrows and othr
r ime a cx.rapieie Jine or tlw luruft rwrfect lain
in. Nh.iiY on the market
The man who neglect to get all rible from hi hU. 5 ? -
gld mine right at hU feet.
hnr UA will help you to mine your gold.
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A Ml
KHi
. I hope this will helpsome woman wh3
Mrs i theroxd to heithT
MBS. M. C. Pmppa. Box r.-, pr7:,,u
Davidson g : Florida at thir-l 11 v- waa m
Gaston SiSSS SftW fess?1
Lfet. Yoiir
ft
Anson
Alamance
Pitt ....
Lenoir . .
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.3 nr. JIfa, I took fx
Ford
o Yous
el Power Wo
Your Ford car vhen
TOth a Staudo rMxtk-- -":
with belt power sttAcK: "
Bawwood. grind fc-cl, ' 5
silage, fill eiloe, ' opera i?
Eaeiicrs, pump water &',
do other belt. . power tri-
DOSS Afl tho Wflrk c!
0 Horsc-Povver Gas ti-'
SffeSS?
araniagcs ma its great eonveiuaice wifisroeal to
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Aumto Tractor Comnipany
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