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ara alwavs attractive to
and women of UiU. Keatn s,
howercr, U not the sols re
quirement in footwear. Stylo
and eomfart art also import
ant Our footwear combine
all these good qualities and
that of durability besids. See
our newest models and they'll
ronvince yon.
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BROWNS
NOTICE!
Our Representative is now in Kannap
olis securing applications for Gas,
which will soon be supplied. Get your
orders for Gas Ranges, Lights, Water
Heaters and other Appliances in now,
so as to avoid the Hot Weather Rush.
CONCORD GAS CO.
Phone No. 142 Union & Corbin Sts.
ii()yeiK)K):)KWOKytiKt,iyejc
I WHEN THE SUN SHINES
Things do move at "The Store That Satisfies. " Car after cat
has already come in and more on the way. Our stm-li of Furni
ture and House Furnishings has been seleehd wit'i s.rri-at imiv
and bought in quantities for the cash that iitves us the iro ever,
time where quality is considered. Positively, we do not sill
goods below the cost. It's our nay of buying that makes you
think that way.
Your credit is good until you prove it bad. Come and see
BELL & HARRIS FURNITURE CO.
Every Man to f
His Own
Taste
The benefit of getting you.
Clothes TAILOR MADE is
the fact that you can please ; ;
yourself by picking out your (
own selection ol fabric. )
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Drop in and aee the beauties, j
M, P, POUNDS
'Custom Tailoring.'
Clothes that are mad to your
. individual measure. --. I
Allison Building " -t Concord 1
If
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tzecntors, administrators, trustees,
commissioners, etc., who want the
largest number of people to see
their advertisements should place
liiem ia The Times. All legal no
Vim that are published in The
T it will be ivm one free in
. . to The Dai! Tribune, tf.
COMPANY
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MAKE EASTEH. THE TIME
for that new portrait you have
promised yourself so long. It's
an appropriate time to ex
change photographs, and be
sides, the . pretty Easter hat
and frock will show yon at "
your best. .
Make Appointments Early '
Matthews Studio
- Opposite Courthouse. '
rOB SALE.
Three good J5ve room houses and
lots fronting on ear line and1 North
Kerr Street. These houses are very
desirable for homes or for rental pur
poses, and will make fine invest
ment, 4 Will Sell cheap and on easy
terms. "' .?-;--: ' ' - ;:
JXO. K. PATTERSON,
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Concord, X. C, March 23, 1914.
WEATXZX
Cloudy tonight and Thursday ; pro
bably rain in interior.
LOCAL AJTD OTHERWISE.
"The Devil Fox of the North"
if the feature at The Main today.
Mr. John M. Rose, of Charlotte is
a visitor here today.
"Joseph in Israel," a Bible story,
i the attraction at Tbe Pastime today.
There were no cases on the city's
docket st the Police court this morn
ins. Mr. A. L. Sappenfield has accepted
a position with the Hawkins Ander
son I o.
The Cabarrus Motor Company has
sold a Kurd uwchine to Mr. Charley
Cline. of No. 4 township.
"The Mutual Girl at the Piping
Rock Country Club," is tbe feature
at the Theatorium today.
Immediately following the regular
meetin? of the Elks' Thursday even
ing there will be a social session at
the club.
The condition of Mrs. V. 0. Means,
who hus been confined to her home
for several days on acount of sick
ness, is improved today.
The Coco-Cola Bottling Company
has added an additional story to its
building on Church street and has in
creased the capacity of the plant.
The condition of Mr. Phillip Shaw,
who has been confined to his home
for several days on acount of sick
ness, is reported as unchanged today.
Mrs. Morrison H. King will enter,
tain a number of friends at a sewing
party at her home on West Corbin
strert this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
Th employes of the vitySs light
plant have just completed repairing !
the switchboard at the power housoj
which was recently damaged by fir". I
Mr. W. S. Charts, district deputy
of the Woodmen of the World, will
be in Concord this evening and will
entertain the two Woodmen circles at
the Pastime Theatre, to see "Joseph
in the Land of Egypt."
White-Morrison-Flowe Company is
building an attractive cottage in
I'.ergerberger near Kannapolis. It i
understood that tlte cottage will be
occupied by Mr. Sloan, mbanager of
luelimond-Sloan Co., at Kannapolis.
There will be a box supper at the
Cruse school in Xo. 6 township Sat
urday night, March 28th. The pro
ceeds will be used to improve the
s.'liool building and grounds. The
public is cordially invited.
The first baseball game of the sea
son will he played here Saturday af
ternoon at Locke Park between Col
legiate Institute, of Mt. Pleasant, and
Oak Ridge. The game will be called
at ,'i o'clock. An admission will be 25
cents.
The schoolhoitse at Cold Water
winds was damaged Saturday night
when a party or parties went there
and broke out the windows and
doors and did other damage to th
property, has been repaired, and
schoolwork has been resumed.
FOREST HTT,T, NEWS.
Personals of Interest A Dependable
Colored Man.
-Mr. LeRoy Sapp has gone to Bur
lington where he has charge of the
Carolina Business College at that
place.
Mr. Arthur Lee has accepted work
with the Woodmen of the World as
a deputy.
Mr. Joe Hulon has gone to New
Bern where he accepted a position.
Mr. Joe Shelton of Columbia, S. C.
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Mr. T. P. Moose has returned to
his home in Kannapolis after a visit
to relatives here.
Mr. D. R. Henderson spent Satur
day afternoon in Charlotte with
friends.
Miss Maude Smith has gone to
Hickory where she will spend some
time at the home of Mr. J. Lee
Stone. ;
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Yancy have
gone to Atlanta where Mr. Yannv has
accepted a position with the Wood
men oi me world.
Master Fetzer. Lee Wirlsnh
celebrated his bifthday Monday with
a party at his home. Twenty three
mends of the young man were pre
sent and enjoyed the occasion very
much.
Mr. Rufe Hatley is able to be at
ms work again after being confined
to his home for several adays with
rheumatism.
Mrs. J. H. Kizziah who haa been
seriously ill for several days is im
proving. Mrs. D. R. Henderson has entered
the Concord Hospital for treatment.
Marshal Alexander cerebrated : bis
60tl birthday Monday. He bad
several old friends to ennui in an1
eat dinner with him. For nearly all
his life Marshal has worked as engi
neer at the mill. He worked for tbe
McDonalds, the Odells and tho Locke
Mills. He is a colored man of the
old typo and can be depended upon.
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: .Choral Clnb Concert. ' ,
Tbe second concert of tho Concord
Choral Club was given at the opera
house last evening and, like the first,
was most successful from an artistic
standpoint' Tho audience, however,
was not as large as such an attrac
tion merited. . , ', ' v v-
. It was a meritorious production by
a east of topnotchers in horns talent.
In addition to the local members of
the club there were several r.nmVinr
by Mr. J. G. Harris, of Chsrlotte, and
mibs van rooie, or mom .noena
Seminary, that added much t t!"f
eve '--j's eutc;''..;jmcnt. ' ',
' ,'Tsuoxal icnmox .... ,
rpla rroat Oomoorm aM HnWi
Wao Cea aal Go.
Senator J. P. Cook has gone to Bat
ebjf a on a business trip.
Mr. a IL Williamson, of Moorrs
ville, ia a visitor here today.
Miaa Maude Brow has returned
frocs a visit to friends in Salisbury.
Misses BeasU Blackwelder and Lena
Tucker are spending the da? in Char
lotte. Mrs. Claude Eamsaur, of Ureeo
ville, 8. C, ia visiting Miss Margue
rite Brows. .
Mrs. D. W. Tucker, and daughter,
Miss Lena Tucker, re spending tbe
aay la l&ariotto.
Miss Cooper Miller, who has been
living in Wsynesville, has returned
to Concord to live.
Misses Willie and Laura Oillou
bare returned to Queen's College,
Charlotte, after spending a few days
here.
Mr. T. K. Cunningham, who has
been visiting bis niece, Mrs. M. F.
Ritchie, haa returned to his home in
Lancaster, S. C.
Messrs. E. C. Bernhardt, A. F.
Hartsell, R. E. Cline, F. C. Niblock
and J. C. Fink attended the D. 0. K.
K. meeting in Salisbury' last night.
Miss Catherine Crowell has return
ed to Greensboro College for Women,
after spending .several days here
with her parent Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Crowell.
Mr. A. R. Howard has returned
from New York, where he has been
spending several dnvs in New York
with his brother, Dr. Pat Howard,
who has been sick with pneumonia.
Charlotte Observer : Mrs. P. B.
Fetzer will return to her home in Con-1
cord today after a chort visit to her )
mother, Mrs. D. G. Maxwell, at her
home on North Graham street.
Mrs. E. G. Gilmer, of Statcsville,
and her sisters, Mrs. W. C. Whisant,'
of New York, and J. F. Duncan, of
High Point, are spending the day
here with Mr. E. C. Oiimer, at the I
St. Cloud HoteL;.
BARK00T CARNIVAL.
Just
One More Week to Wait Until
the Big Show.
A visit to the Midway of the Tropi
cal Amusement Company, with its
multitude of electric lights, five hun
dred in number,, gives it the appear
ance of Coney Island or Greater New-
York. One of the feature attractions
is tbe Great Dunbars in their Egyp
tian Hall Mystery, n show that has
been the talk of every city it has
visited. The Plantation or Georgia
Minstrels is a head liner, where high
class colored performers hold forth
in singing, dancing and funny say
ings. The Wonder City, a city in min
ature, a wonder in mechanism. The
Crazy House, you'll laugh nil right.
The Jesse James Wild West Show,
where vou will see the life of the
famous outlaws. Then comes the
Johnnie Wet Show, where you will
see America's prize baby boy, not
six years old and weighs 298 pounds;
then comes Bostic and her girl Show,
a musical comedy of high class en
tertainers, where the Hurd sisters
head the musical bill. The bugh Fer
ris Wheel and the Merry-go-Round,
where the children can enjoy them
selves as well as the crown ups; then
Prof. . Sherwood in his death defying
leap for life, takes place. We want
it understood to the people of Con
cord and surrounding-country that
the shows are all clean and up to
date, and it is gratifying to note
that the moral tone of the Tropical
shows and the gentle, manly conduct
of the attaches will permit the la
dies and children to enjoy their many
sights as well as tbe men. Now don't
forget the date, week of March 30.
Angelo's Mummolo'a Royal Italian
Band, Monday at noon. Don't forget
the date. . adv.
)KOX)3tC0)tCMOXK)KX
Baldwin Dry Air
V Rtfrlgerstor
Have patented flue construc
tion, producing, a perfect cir
culation of cold dry air, which
preserves the food perfectly,
and consumes less ice than any
refrigerator made. . Built of
elected quarter 'sawed white
oak. Porcelain lined, guaran
yellow. Wire .shelves, locks ' Z
and ninges ruckle plated. i
stvles to select from. - Prices $
from $10 to $30. Cash or
B Z terms. u .
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Concord, N. C, March 25, 1914.
, Cotton .Cirket
Cotton i ;'; 13V,
Cotton feed, per bushel . . . 34l2
Product L'srket -Meal
. .'4 , . . 1.10 ,
Floor. Knrtb Caiot . . . .2.75
Cow p- i .,". . . 2"'
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XOX:T OEOW. BALD . . .
It's Quite Keodles. Kooriah the
Hair toots. Bsawvo Sandml.
Use Parisian Sags,
If Jour hair ia getting thin,-lusin;
color, or has that sastted, lifeless ana
scraggy appearance, the reason Ucvi
dent dandruff and failure to keep
the hair roots properly nourubed.
Parisian Sago applied frequently
lor a week and tnen occasionally is
all U rt is neeJed. It removes dand
ruff witi one application ; almost ia-
medistely stops falling hair and iteb-
head ; cleanses, cools and invigorate;
the scalp and makta dull, stringy hsir
oft, abundant and radiant with life.
Equally good of men women and chil
dren everyone needs it.
This refreshing hair toie ran be had
st sny drug or toilet connter in 50
cent bottles only. Gibson Drug Storo
always sell it with agreement to re
fund the monev if vou are not satis
fied. Get a bottle at once. DelighteJ
users say Parisian Sage is the best
and most invigorating hair tonic
made. adv.
TO Cure a Cold In Ono Day
Twkt LAXATTTE B ROMO Quinine. Ititopalhe
Couch ana tiejdacne and works on ue cola.
Druireist rrfaud monrr U it tiil to care
8. W. GROVE'S tlgnstur on each box. 23c
penny Column
For piano tuning and repairing see A.
Viola, 44 Loan street. 2ti-2t-p
For Sale A carlod of horses and
and mules. M. L. Brown & Bro.
2G-4t-p.
Your Past and Future by Hindu
Tom, palmist and character reader.
Forest llill House. 24-ot-p.
For Sale. Full
blooded
gs, .fl.00
white p!y
f r 15. B.
2:i-ot.
month rock e:
K. Harris.
$2.50 per day paid one woman or in u.
in each town to distribute free eii
culars and take or ! ts tor eo iceii
trated flavoring in tubes. Perman
ent position. J. S. Zeiglcr Co., Chi
cago. 2.-30t-p
Wanted Man to do drnying and
ploughing. Apply at 111 South
Spring street. 19-lil
Pony, cart and harness for sale 01
exchange for a good milk or beet
cow. N. A. Archibald, Cotton plat
form. I'-'-tf.
mitotj.i i i ,o-
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Dry Cleaning i
1 have accepted the agency
for Ben Von, the famous
French dry cleaners of Char
lotte. Thoue me your orders.
I will send work to Charlotte
and it will be cleaned and re
turned promptly. Our press
ing is of the highest order.
CITY PRESSING CLUB.
f D. B. Fowlkes J
Prop.
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The dlaraara ! the Br. Ear, , ,
Noaa and Throat treated, and -
Glaaaea Filled te Dimeolt Bjrea 1 1
DR. J. S.LAFFERTY o
Ofllra la the Merrta Building.
L. N. BURLEYSON. M. D.
Phralclna aad Sararaa
Offers his profesatonal aervtcel
to the people of Concord and
surrounding community. Office
In Alllaon building. Residence
Number 111 South Spring Street
Office, and Realdeiive : 'Phones
Noav ISO and H36-L. respctlvlr.
XXXOXXXOX;
KOTICE TO BUILDERS.
The Board of Commissioners of Ca
barrns eounty will receive, bids for
tne remodeling of the county court
house and tho erection of a new iail
building,- April the 6, 1014, at 11,'lU
a. m., at the court house, in separate
bids as followgj Plumbing, healing,
electric wiring, composition flooring
and Tarazza flooring. The balance
to bo a general contract. For further
advice write I A. Weddington, Cqn
cord, N. C., or I A. Bellonby, archi
tect, tharlutte, N. V. - i -L.
A WEDDINGTON,
18-10t ,i i - C ; ; Chairman,
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'''irZ NOTICE.
In justice to the OVERLAND '
car and agency, which I have.'
will say that the 1912, 1913 and
1914 cars have never given
trouble in the rear axle and
tare one of tho best construct
ed axles on the market. The?
do not giye any trouble and
furthermore, they are guarau-:.
teed to be O. K. My eompetl-'
tors try , to misrepresent the
Overland rnr. hut it a the heat
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ket, and is as good as any 4
?1400 dollar ear. Nobody ba
anything to do with . the car
but rryself in this emintv.
Hoilar price $030.00 or $1075
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vt wFrM ; SANITARY
aiMrTf- I .D-.E a-;
3. llrBjMwS- lorm ia the
E. B. Grady Plumbing - .
53 tfcUaleaSt. Ceaerd.W.Car.
THERE S BKAP. DASH AYS QCfQEB Cf TES -
NEW and FASHIONABLE
SPRING SUITS
Forming ono f the grearjst and most important new sapplki
of appsrel for boys, yoon? men and oe that this store baa ever
had the pleasure of displaying at any season. :
Hundreds vf graceful new patterns ' in fact every kaova
fabric out this Spring for making up classy suits are included.
All wool, guaranteed perfect fitting Spring Suits at from
$10 to $26.
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Joseph in the Land of Egypt
It is taken from the Story of the Bible'
We invite all Churches and Sunday Schools
to see this as it has been passed by some
of the best men of
ADMISSION
'and'-
The One Big Record-Breaking Success"
Concord Opera House, Itafoy, i:zrdi26,
AL. RICH COMEDIANS
And entire Metropolitan
Metropolitan Production, in
McCutcheon's Famous Story,
BREWSTER'S MILLIONS
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Dramatized by Winchell Smith and Byron Oni?!ey f
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'Most Thrilling Yacht Scene Ever
. . Staged ;
ABSOLUTELY CONTINUOUS LAUGHTER
Pra sed ty every Dramatic Critic in the country
Seats on Sale Gibson Drug Store, 25, 50, '75c, $1X0'' O
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NOTICE. -
.There is just two more weeks re
maining in which to pay your taxes
vithont cost. On April 1st I will be
compelled by law to levy on all prop
erty and advertise Sbme for which th
taxes have not been pnid, ,
Tours rery r-.ip. fully, '
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$ 325 ,
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Production, in Geo. '. Barr
with the
, CITY TAXES.
Sutiir.lny, April 4, is the last day
before I am required to advertise de
linquents. Penalty for March is four
per sent, ami April 1, will sdd one
more. Prompt sttontion , will , ssre
costs snd r- .
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