i! ARE YOU ALIVE
TO THE MCT THAT VC
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OUR SUITS AKl EXCLUSIVE
BUT MOT EXPENSIVE.
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FOR MEN WHO KNOW.
NOTICE!
Our Representative is now in Kaonap
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.
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Have yon seen it? Call at the Store
that Satisfies and have a look. A pic
ture that should be in every Southern
home. Our stock of Furniture, House
Furnishings, Porch and Lawn Good
are complete. Phone your orders to
No. 12 if you don't care to follow
the crowd.
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MAKE EASTER THE TIME
for that new portrait you have
promised yourself io long. It's
an appropriate time to ex-
change photographs, and be
sides, the ' pretty Easter hat
and frock will show yon at
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r.ztihtws Gtudlo
Opposite Courthouse. .
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Dloch Carriages
and Go-Carts
Are tlie very latest in style
and comfort. The body is large
and roomy, upholstered in best
corduroy. Reclining : back,
enameled push bars. The Bloch
lo-carta and Carriages 'are
guaranteed from top to tires
for two years. - , . .
SOLD ON E. Z. TERMS.
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CONCORD MARKET.
. Concord, N. C, April 18,
Cotton Marktt
Cotton ; .
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Concord, N. i. Apnl IS, 1914.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair lu'eaM and unsettled io west
nnim It nielli and Sunday; proba
bly liiral rains; warmer Sunday.
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
The Citizen Hank and Trust lo.
hit a new ad. on the tirst paire today
The ri-e of cotton ou the local
market is l.Tj rents a ound
There is a big three reel Mutual at
the Theatoriutn today,
"Do It Now" is the title ot an in
teresting reel at The Main today.
The Locke Mill baseball team left
t !ii nt'teriUMin for Charlotte where
they will play the Hornets.
Mrs. I. H. Cult rime is eonhned to
lier home on North I nioii street today
i n iii'ioiint of siekness.
Kin; Kawott in "Mr. ami Mrs. In
nocence Abroad" is the feature nt
The I'astiiue today.
A number of Concord eople will
attend the hojne coining services at
Col.l Sprinjis Methodist Church to
morrow. Salisbury l'ost: Miss Myrtle Suth-
er, of Concord, is the suest of her sis
ter, Mrs. C. M. C. Itnrgcr. on North
Main street.
Mis, Laura Mi-dill Cannon will en
terlaiu a number of friends at her
home on South I'liion street 1 his even
ing. Mr. K. I. Ketchie, represent itii:
I'enny Itios., of ( irrenstioro, is here
n sik i tx vr arrangements for a sale of a
number of lots on South I'uiou street
v, Inch lf!:nv; 1 1 1 Mrs. K. A. Ilrown.
The Ladies" lienevolcnt Society ot
lhc Kirsi I'lvsbyterian Chuieli will
meet Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock
with Mrs. J. A. S.-oin on Georgia
incline.
The lieforiueil Church it I h'ockwell
piipininu l.i entertain the nnnuiil
meeting ot the North at'olnia Clas
sic. Hindi will convene ill that church
April J".
About in
h'lice al llu
couples aHemlcil
the
KIL Horn
I even
a Sal-
mil-. Miisii- v. as turiu-hcd by
i-bury i'1-chcsl ia and danciii!
was
1 1 "in :-Sn to 11 ::!ii o'clock.
lhc iiH'Miliers of the lompanv thai
will present "Powhatan" at Mount
l'lcasani 1 1 1 i eiciiini; are requested
to assemble al the Lutheran Church
corner al ":l."i o'clock, where eon-
eyatiees will be ready to take them
to Mount I'lcasant.
The ih uiee team and olliceis of Kl.n
Camp. Woodmen of I he World, will
to .Norwood tins attenioon to as
sist in initiating a class of candidates
in the Woodmen Camp there. The
Woodmen will make the trip in auto
mobiles.
Xc vs has been received here of tin
deal ii ol I'r. rranklin. w hich occur
red several davs nan at his home at
1'nion Springs. Ala. IV. Franklin
iad been a visitor to Concord on
cveial occasions, vi-itinir his daugii-
ter, Mrs. John M. Craven, formerly
f this cit.v. now of lliriuinithnni, Ala.
It is lepoilcd that ovvin; to the
fact ll:at there were several hundred
visitors in town today the usual Sat
urday Ihioiiu and scores of school
ildren - I he street sprinkler eonl.1
not operate during the morning hours.
There was a parade and if the street
sprinkler had been in action during
morning the parade could not have
kicked up anv dust, and what is
parade wtihoiit dust? After all the
people have departed and the town
frets calm and quiet the sprinkler will
probably be operated. The driver was
possibly too busy looking; over the big
throng to run it tins morning.
ROWAN BOY A WINNER.
J. L. Yost Member Victorious Roa
noke College Debating Team.
Sajein, Va., April 17. Roanoke
College won the silver loving eup
here tonight in the intercollegiate
debate with KandolpVMaeon College.
The question under discussion was:
Resolved. That the United States
should grant the Phillipine Islands
their independence within eisrht years.
1), L. Snyder, of Romney, W. Va.,
and W. 8. Deyerie, of Singer, Va,
represented Kandolph-Macon College
a nd took the affirmative. I. A.' Har
vey, of Floyd county, Va., and J. L.
Yost, of Salisbury, N. represent
ed itoanoKe and took the negative.
' Congressman Flood a Bridegroom.
Washington, D. C, April 18. The
first of the notable Easter weddings
in the capital to take place in All
Souls' Church this afternoon, when
Miss A. V. Port ner, a member of a
prominent Virginia family, f became
the bride of Congressman Henry D,
Flood of Virginia.'. On account of
Mr, Flood's prominence in official life
as chairman of the foreign - affairs
committee of the House, as well as
the bride 'a long residence in Wash
ington, the wedding was looked pon
as one of the most notable events r
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April 20, 1914, at 8 o'clock. Work in
second degree. .
PERSONAL MENTION
People Press Concert ami Elsewhere
Who OesM and Oft.
Mr. IV P. Heiliff, of CliartoUe,. a
member of the Ann of Stewart
llrilur, owaerm of The Main and Pas-
tin ptrture sbv. pent yesterdar
afternoon Jiere on busiueak
Mr. K. 8. Sanders mill return Io-
nirht from New York, where he has
been Rprndins; eevenil weeki on buni-
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. C. Cottinxbam,
of Dillon, S. '.. are vuitinir Mrs.
Cottinghsn's mother. Mr. W. C.
Boyd.
Mrs. J. F. Cannon and guest, Miss
Marie Starr, and Miss Laura MeOiU
Cannou are apendiiiL' the day in Char
lotte. Mr. Luther Heiulrix, who has been
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Company, is at home for a few days.
Miss Marguerite Ludlow, who has
oeen riming ner sister, Mrs. i. r.
Cannon, has relurned to her home in
Winston-Salem.
Mr. Walter IUaekmer, of Salisbury,
sieut yesterday afternoon here with
friends.
Mrs. T. W. Smith left this morning
for Atlanta to visit her daughter,
Mrs. J. D. Hatchett.
Mrs. Lloyd Miller, of Hickory, is
sending the week end with her
brother, Rev. M. T. Smathers, at the
Forest Hill parsonage.
Mrs. D. A. Garrison, of (iastonia.
will arrive Monday to scnd several
davs at the home of her father, Mr.
I). H. Coltrane.
WITH THE CHURCHES.
Central Methodist.
Preaching at 11 a. m., and 7:45 p.
in. by the pastor. Rev. Harold Tur
ner. Sunday School at 3 p. m. The
public is cordially invited.
CannonTille Presbyterian.
Sunday School and Baraca class at
!':-T. Preaching service at 11 o'clock
and :30. Dr. finer will preach in
the morning. Communion and Lord's
supper will be observed at that time.
Associate Reformed Presbyterian.
There will be preaching services in
the A. R. P. Church tomorrow, both
morning and evening; morning ser
vices at 11 o'clock and evening ser
vices at 7:30. You are invited to at
tend these services.
First Presbyterian Church.
Preaching service at 11 a. ni. and
7:30 p. m. Sunday school anil Bible
asses at 3 p. m.
Central Church.
Preaching at 11 a. in. by the pastor,
Hev. Harold Turner, and at 7:45 p.
in. by Rev. .T. A. McQueen. Sunday
school at 3 p. m.
Forest Hill Methodist.
w.
Forest Hill Churih, where you are
always welcome. 9:30 a. m. Sunday
school; 11 a. m. anniversary 'sermon
to Udd fellows; 745 p. ro. regular
service. " :". .
Representative Wjebb has arranged
with Secretary of War Garrison tj
send a band and a company of coast
artillery to Charlotte to take part in
the May 20 celebration. The soldiers
will come from Fort Caswell, it is
thought. VV-; v '
SLIM AND THE OUTLAW AT
THE PASTIME TODAY. -
fltennp Column
Cedar posts for sal, 6 and 7 feet
long. Suitable fort wire fencing. Ap
ply to D. B. MeCurdy, R. F. D. 7,
Concord, N. C. 20-2t-p
For key chains, key loops, key rings
. and key tags, with your name and
address, see Kirkwood, the. new
; jeweler, i. - . 17-2U
A good way to be identified hi to have
a key check of your lodge, name
and address on it. See Kirkwood,
the new jeweler.. v 17-2t.
For Sals Five-room dwelling, barn
and good lot on East Depot street,
close in, at a bargain. Southern
Loan ft Trust Ca
17-3t-p
For Sale Chrysanthemum plants', 50
cents per ciosca. Mrs. K. c Kiaen
hour. . . . 16-it
For Rent Six room two story dwell
ing on Spring street, near graded
school. All modern . conveniences.
3. Lee CroweU. 15-tf.
ATTENTION, 013 FELLOWS.
Ton are 'called to meet at thrlod'e
room Sunday miming st 10 o'clock
to attend the 94th anniversary of
Odd Fellowship in tVs country. Fer
mon will be pr'schi 1 1 v I' -v. 11. T.
Smathers at Fore -t " '
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H30H POINT, KILLED
Met Alsseat 'laetant DeaU WUa
His Ante Tumed Tnrtte la Oreeas
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Oreemkburo News,' 18th.
Ir. J. K. Reitiel a prvoiiuent hy
sician of High Point, met almost in
'ant death yeeterdajr worning at 11
'clock when his automobile tnrne-l
turtle, pinning him beneath the ear.
The fatal accident oeCured near the
corner of Spring Garden and Dairv
streets and came when the deceased
was driving eastward at a rate of 13
miles an boor, and when he mad an
attempt to pass a team which had
stopped in the middle of the street.
Miss Sallie Phillips, the only eye
witness of the fatal tarn-over, spread
the news of the wreck. Dr. 8. B.
Klapp and R.'L. Sadduth were soon
on the scene and after a few moments
of hard lifting they managed to pull
the injured physician from beneath
the car. Others who were near rush
ed to the scene but I hey could be of
no assistance. Dr. Reitzel passing
away in a few minutes after his car
turned over. He did not utter a word
after the accident.
As he lay dying in the street, pro
ceedings in Superior Court were sus
pended awaiting his arrival from
High Point to testify in the case of
Haynes vs. Southern Railway. He
had attended the plaintiff, who was
asking damages for personal injuries
In a few minntes after the conrt sus
pended news was brought to the
court that the witness w.inted was
dead.
A rather striking incident happen
ed in connection with the case. An
attorney for the plaintiff had gone
into the trial of the rase with the
statement that Doctor Reitzel was a
witness, nht would be in court bv
thc time he was needed, "'unless.
Provident iallv intervened. ' '
Whenever Vow rteea a Ueaeral Toole
Take Grove's
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUINIMB
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds np the Whole System. 50 centa.
Thursday, Friday
I and Saturday Nights I
I We will have with us
I McCreze & McCreze
I An act that will be at the i
Piedmont Theatre, Char
lotte, next week.
ROSE
Theatre
ADMISSION
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Look Before
You Leap
' Don't lake the first thing of-
: fered you. .Clothes buying is
important and should be done
..with care. . -,
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mands it and it up to you to
' improve our looks in every
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Let me show yon before yon
"buy.
M.n. P0UI1DS
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Clothe that are made to you 4
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' Allison Building Concord J
; NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
i T ' Clean Up Day All Week. '
I hereby give notice to all persons,
who live within; the corporate limits,
to dean up their back yards of all
rubbish, which is liable to collect con
tagious disease, such as tin - cans,
which are liable to firsw mosquitoes,
and all trash. I call the attention el
the stores to their back lots and un
der said stores. " I wish same to clean
up well and put the trash in boxes.
Those who do not have boxes alreaJy
built are requested to build thcra'and
keep their trash iu same. This is in
eon'jillnnce with ordinance , in code
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The One Great Hosiery
Apmi 20th
HI IIIL Monday
This is your chance for
secure the
Onyx f
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Values. The dittribator's way of - iotrodnciag
"ONYX" qaaUtytoyoo.
FOR
11 248: Women's ''ONTX"
Medium Weight Cotton; Full
, Fashioned; "Dub !" Top ;
Reinforced Heel, Sole and Toe;
Black only. Our Regular, 35e
-3 for 11.00 Value:
"ONTX" Day Price, 2Sc pr.
6607: Women's "ONYX"
Boot Silk and lisle "Dub-1" ,
Top; Reinforced Heel, sole and
' Toe, black, white -arid tan. re-
' gular 50c and 75c' values. '
"ONYX" Day Price, S prs k'-v
409 K. K.r Black, 402 SWi
White. 403 S: Tan Women's
'ONYX" Medium Weight Silk
Lisle; "Doublex" Heel and .
Toe; "Dnb-1" Top and. Rein- f
forced Sole. Feels uA Looks
Like Silk but Wears Better.
Regular 50c Value. ';' k - v..
ONYX "Day price 3 prs. SI
- Women's "ONYX" . Pure Thread
' silk; a fine medium weight in black
( ' only :, Dub-1 garter top of silk or lisle ;
high spliced heel and double sole of
:;-'ak or lisle. Regular $1.35 and SUO
ONYX' Day price S1.00 per pair
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. E 325: Men's "CNYX" Silx
i lisle inblack only ''DouMex'
heel and toe, spliced sole. Has
no equal. Regular 50c value.,f,
; 'ONYX" Day Price; 3 pri ft
h 620 :-Men 's "ONYX" . Finest pure 'v'
Silk, medium weight; reinforced heel, , -" e J, '
I sole ami toe; black only. Regular : ' ; r"w ; 1
:.L50 valna,- ..KQ;):-. iXiX .'.X
"ONYX" Day pr 1.00- per fair ; ' U 1 a
roRBora
B 1273 :-Boys' ' ."ONYX
-medium weight "Dub-1 wear"
ribbed cotton in hlack itnd tan;
; Sizes 6 to 10; best Boys' Hose
of its kind in America '. . 85e
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NOTICE TO VETERANS.
AU who expect to attend the. re
union at Jacksonville, Fla., on May
6-8, will please give in their names
at once, so that arrangements can be
made for your entertainment.'
: H.B. PARKS, Com.,
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Opportunity of the Year
21st 22nd
Tuesday Wednesday
a bif money saTio to
Top Notch
Hosiery
WOMEN.
H 366.- Women's "ONYX"
Gauxe Weight lisle; "Dub-1"
Top; High Spliced Heel and
Spliced Sole and Toe; Black
White and Tan. ' Regular 35c
3 for S1.00 Tslue.
"ONYX" Day Price, 25c pair
E 970: Black. 962 S: White
Women 'a "ONYX" Finest
Gauze lisle; "Dub-1" Top;
High Spliced Heel and Spliced
Sole and Toe, Regular . ;0
Value. . ..
"ONTX" Day Price, 3 prs. Si.
120 M: Women's "ONYX"
extra site medium weight Silk
Lisle; "Dub-1" Garter top,
and double ' spliced heel, sole
and toe; black only. : Regular
50c' value. . J'..
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MEN
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y- Silk, fibre ribbed top. Spliced
; heel, sole and toe; iu hlack, tav
navy, grey, purple and smoke
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X 46: Misses' "ONYX" ms
dium weight 'Duh-1 , wear'
lisle; fins ribbed,- black ana
tan; sizes 5 to 10; best Misses
bose.in America. 25c
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Fony, cart and harness for sale or
; exchange for a good milk or beef
cow. N. A. Archibald, Cotton plat-,
form. 12-tt
The Times and Charlotte. Semi-
Weekly Observer, both one year
for only 2.00, when paid in ad
: vanee. Call at office for clubbing
rate with Tribune. ';
For Rent ' Five-room cottage on
Church street, wilh electric lights
and liiitli. Ai i 'y to .1. I!. Phcrnll
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