PAGE FOUR
THE CONCORD DAILY. TRIBUNE
Monday, May -17, 1920.
The Ccnccrd Daily Tribune
i. B. SHFBRILl, Bailor aaa PaaHaaar
W. M. SHUHRILL, AuMllIt Rdltaa
A. CaJM-BaUJb CUXH, City Bdlta
MaaiaeF af
. TOPI UNOrJATED PUII
Staaj.ar Narta CmcllM t...rtaHa mi
Tka Aaaaalatae Praaa la cxclaalraly
title ta taa M far aaaaalteaUaa al
U acwa maltea ta It ar aet etaarwla.
reaita la thtoHaaw a4 alaa taa la-
aal aawa aabltaaaa herela.
All rlsata at repablleatlaa at esulSl
aiaaateka hercla are alaa ree.nr.a.
Special Reareaaatatrra. ?
HOST. LAHDIS ft KOIUT
135 Fifth Anna Wew Yark
Adnnliiu Balldiaa.CBtease
ISO. Candler Ballataa,
Eatercd aaeeeea elaaa autl
at taa aoatoSW at Ceaeora; Bf. I
aer tka Art at Man S. 187.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES I
la taa City at Caaeerd
Oaa Year
Six Moatha
ay Carrie
.
s.aa
I.B0
.50
The anti-suffrage leaden could pos
sibly get some rclU-f .it. America bad
such a bill as, England has,' which. bill
require a woman to make an affidavit
that she la thirty years old before abe
can vote. , How man women In Ameri
ca would qualify under that law!
Carrausa is reported to have a large
part of the Mexican treasury with hlin
in his flight The fact that tliePren
ident of the country baa access to the
money probably explains wny mere
la always some Mexican who. wants
the job of President. ,
Three Moatha
ha
Oat af the city mm hr Bull the fol
Uwlaa arm wUI arc vail
: Oaa Year ....
Ix Meatha J
TkFM Meatha . - ...
Lcea Thaa Three Moatha. M Caata a
Moata.
Oaialde af the State, the Saaeerlatt
U the Saa. aa la the City.
an aohaerlatlaaa Meat Be Pal la
Adaaee
EAILBOAD SCHEDULE.
In Effert November S& 1919.
Northbound.
No. 44 5:00am
No. 130 11 :38 am
No. 36 12:10 am
No. 46 3:45 pm
No. 22 1 :10 pm
No. 32 8:00pm
No. 138 0:36 pm
No. 30 120 am
Southbound.
No. 85 7:80pm
No. 43
No. 29
No. 81
No. 137
No. 11
No. 45
10:10 pm
2:56 am
0 :47 am
0:06 am
10:00 am
3:20 pm
We see by London reports that' the
testimony of Admiral Kims has sur
prised the English people.'. It sceins
that they didn't know what a frieud
they had among us.
"II IS Bf IMf.
Jtiad OUnCred bO from (be time r began "taking Tnnlae. had
Srnmnrh TmiiUo H Wo t"" having repeated apcUs- of severe
, I , " . , " r . P""' in my right, side; I noticed my
AinUQ Me a Have lO DUD-J pains were more severe when I
EARKB-BELE ;eO;
THE SHOPPING CENTER
vosm
i
SUSHIS
IT IT
mit to Operation.
Bryan couldn't defeat Underwood Jul
Alalmnia, but he gets his check 'n"SAYS NERVES WERE
Hie Aiui-ouiuuii a-rague juat 1117 Miurj,
so why should the joko be ou hlui?
TERRIBLY UPSET
Caruso Is said to get 3,000 a night.
That is 0110 job, at least, that beats
bricklaying.
Tanlac
Straightened Him
Out Four Years Ago and
He 'Has Been Enjoying
Fine Health Ever Since.
li.. fc t ...
HAVE TEST FIRST.
It niu'rk quite an advance in JItxi-
can revolutions that it is proposed to
Spare Currnnza's life if he shall be
v caught before lie can get out of tlic
cuuulry. Xo mercy was shown to
Madcro. and iluerta might have fureil
badly if lie had not miule a quick get
away. AiMwirently no one wants to
kill Cummzu, but there is a pretty
Unanimous dwire 1o get rid of him as
President. Clearly Mexico is iiuprov-1
Jug. After a while Presidents will he
. allowed to. serve on! tbeir terms with
out resorting, to the autocratic" meth
ods tf l'orlirin Diaz - Philadelphia
Record.
While we feel tliut Carranza muy be
safe with the reiicls, we had rather
have lilm make a test catisc before we
believe that the life fany ex presi
dent iu that country is jjohiK to be
anfe. The rebels promise that '!'
are going to make good rulers, but
Carraiusa made the same premises to
this country before lie was put In.
ttild we don't believe any of them. It
is true that the rebels and all Mexi
cans have had their patience tried on
dor Carramm, and we Ijelievc that he
will pay for it.
Still another well-known Florida
man relates bis Interesthig experience
with Tanlac. William A. MciJraw. 207
Beach Place, Tampa, elevator erector
for the Otis Elevator Company, Says:
'One day, about four years ago. In
Richmond. Virginia. I was telling a
man of the bad state of health I seemed
to Im getting in and he advised me to
try Tanlac. saying it would Mirely set
me right. So I took his advice and
found Tanlac Just as lip said. It not
only straightened me up at that time,
but has' kept me 'In good trim ever
since.
I had been suffering from contipn-
tion and feeling rundown for several
years and for some mouths, previous to lac.
TODAY'S EVENTS.
Monday. May 17, 1920.
'Norwegian Independence Day.
King AlfousO of Spain today enters
.!.. 4r..l. I. ' V.
John M. Parker Is to take omce to
day as Governor of Louisiana.
Governor A. K. Smitn or ew lorK
is to hold a public hearing tislay on
the da.vliKht savings repeal bill.
Colorado Democrats moot in Stat'
convention at Denver today to select
delegates to the national convention.
Washington's fourteen delegates to
th Democratic national convention
vili be'Hoseu at a State' convention
In Spokane hxliry.
A call has been issued for u uiei-t
lug of publishers in Washington today
for the puriiose of forming a league t
cope nilli the paper situation.
Iecisions iu the Prohibition test
cases may be handed down by the Su
preme Court of the 1'niteil States
when it reconvenes today after a two
weeks' recess.
At .New York today the Interstate
Commerce Commission will begin
scries of public hearings on the appli-
outio nof the express comniinies for
increased rates. '
The National Association of Manu
facturers, which for ir quarter of a
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eeuiui.v ijh wiiiui-i mini,. ,uin ,
great subjects which nieeii tli tJeSt Canned Com ,15C!
rnitc.1 stat,-s -ui beKin ' No. 2 Tomatoes 15c
Jlliiim- 1. vii Tin em in . ' ' '
tolay.
To sliow the special advantages of
lii'.hu-nv frenirht triinsiHirlatinn. all
(imris of the I'liiliil Stules mid Cana
da are to observe the week beginning
today as Nhip-by-Truck We.
worst constipated. Finally they got to
coming so often and intense that I
could hardly stand It and as a result
my nerves were getting terribly upset
Well, I. had myself treated, but never
with any satisfactory results and it
looked like I was In for an operation.
"In fact, I was advised tbo cause of
my trouble could only he removed by an
operation. But soon after I began the
Tanlac treatment I commenced to be
less coustiiiated, my stomach felt bet
ter, ana my pain began to ease . up.
Well, It wasn't long until my wjfe
spoKn or now i was Improving and In
a few weeks I found myself free of pain
and feeling fine. Ever since that time
Tanlac has been my stand-by. When
I began to feel run-down and out of
gear It Isn t long until Tanlac has me
feeling right again. My mother-in-law,
who Is now seventy-seven years of age
and lives in Toledo.-Ohio, took Tan
lac with line results while visiting us
last winter. TUe way her appetite
picked up and her .strength increased
was wonderful. To hit mind there'a no
kmedicine equal' to Tanlac for people
with any sort of stomach trouble and
who are in a general run down condi
tion.
All good Drug Stores
sell Tan
Adv.
Special Prices on
Canned Goods. Jel
lies and Preserves
F
The largest ami most attractive is
sue of any weekly newspaper evr
published in the State, so far as we
have observed, is that of the Morgan
ton Xews-llerald of May 13. Besides
the regular uews edition of that paper,
which is, as always, a model in the
way it is edited and printed, there is
a pictorial gravure section allowing
views of Morganton aud lliitvke county
and a bio a Burke County Special, con
taining 2S pages, exploiting in a com
plete and attractive way the advan
tages of Burke and its beautiful capi
tal. Miss Beatrice Cobb is the editor
and publisher of the News-Herald, and
she has by her own untiring efforts
brought the News-Herald to a point
where acknowledgment is made by
other weekly ; papers that it has no
superior in the State. It has met ev
ery expectation of the people, of Mor
ganton, and It has established a repu
tation among Its fellows that is gilt
edged. ' ' '
v There are some people at least who
favor Senator Knox's peace resolution.
The ticrmuil-Amerlcan Citizens' League
has been In session, and it has char
acterized the treaty of Versailles as
"based' on hatred and vengeance."
Senator Knox should feel heartened
and delighted to have his resolution
agreed to by such an eminent ami
purely American authority, rerhaps
' the members of the League are to got
an Iron Cross for supporting the Knox
resolution against the League of Na-
'While Lieut. Cor, V Gardner has
tnauy - supporters in , Ibis city . and
county, ois campaign oeva was not
been waged with the same energy as
displayed by other managers, but with
the announcement that bis campaign
here is to ha under the BuiDitffcnienr of
Major W. A.. Foil, lively things are to
be expected. .Mr. Gardner will prob
ably speak Lore this week, and a bet
ter line of his popularity will t pos
iiiUe after bis public appearance. '
Tte Italeigh News aud Observer pre
dicts that after the Chicago conven-
t on there Will be euough Wood-pulp to
1 1 Here the paper shortage. Wo are
tertaia thu.1, this wiil-.liu.ppen after the
Chicago colli rutioirc"-'the fall election.
Orders Seizure of Material For Making
Liquor In South.
Uoanoke, Va.. May It. Seizure by
field agents of the Bureau of luCernal
Revenue of all material "designed to
be used in the manufacture of alcoholic
liquors" bus been ordered by S. -Jl.
Brane. Federal Supervising Prohibition
Agent for the Southern Division.
The division includes Virginia, West
Virginia, North and South Curoliua,
Tennessee and Kentucky.
Mr. Brume's orders, as announced by
local agents of the bureau, stated that
"not only are materials such as sugar.
-grain, molasses and malt ingredients to
be seized, where sufficient reasons
exists for the belief that theyvvill be
used in the production of illicit ah-nho-lic
liquor, but that suspicious ship
ments also are to be dctatued."
Greensboro to Keep Eye on Kind of
Shews.
Greensboro Is to have a board of
amusements whose duty It wffl be to
keep an eye on the theaters and, other
amusement places In the city to see
that the entertainmeut they furnish is
wholesome and lit for both young and
old. The hoard will be composed of
members chosen by tlx? various organ
izations of the city. It will be created
by a city ordinance aud clothed with
full authority to take such action as
it deems necessary to prevent improp
er shows from operating. - The com
missioner of public safety will be au
cx officio member.
Smilax Kraut 10c
Silver Floss Kraut 15c
Large cans Hominy 15c
2 cans for 2oc
Sugar Peas, 20c, 2 for ?J5c
Apple Butter, large jars 35c
Large Jar Preserves, rasp- ,
berry or peach 40c
Large Jar, Pure Honey 45c
Apple Jelly, per glass 15c
We alSo have plenty of
Mill Feed at less than today's
buying price.
CABARRUS CASH
GROCERY CO.
. Phone 571W
Medicinal Virtues Retained
and Improved Dangerous
and Sickening Qualities
Kcmoved. .New Tablet
Called "Calotabs."
NEW PENSION BILL A LAW
Civil War Veterans Now Will Get $50
a Month,
President Wilson has signed the
Fuller pension bill, imTeasing the pen
sions of veterans of the Civil War to
$Ti( and increasing the pensions of
widows and other dependents of vet
erans...::,,. -.;; ;.r'- -
What la o pussy-footed as a poliU-
eal convention-. Chicago Tribune. -
Colonel Pryan reports that If aid is
t scut iitissla wU be a chaos in six
:!. A-vi'i-ding to this we ere one
Winston-Salem Lady Feels
Thankful For Re-Cu-Ma.
Mrs. II. S. Grant wbo for a rear has
been a suferer from chronic consti
pation, nervousness and weakness now
mm better. Rays Be-Cn-Ma has her.
Mrs. Grant says: , -v
For the past year I have bad con
stipation so bad that I could not sleep
st nights. I bad gotten all run down
and nervous, and was so weak 1 could
hardly go at all. I was very much dis
couraged about my condition as noth
ing gave roe any relief.
1 saw tte-va-xa advertised in me
paper and thought I would try it as
last resort- i
I have takes oaa bottle sua my con
stipation is better, I sleep better, at
night, end I also feel much stronger
thaa I did before I started taking fie-
Cll-MU. , -
It bas made me Ceet so much bet
ter that 1 now recommend yt. to Vm
f rends aud neighbors, and '.Would ' ad
vise anyoue to take it who bas my
troubled. '- ' - - v ' : , ,
(SigoVd) MRS. H. 8.' GRANT
Winston-Salem, N. C. "
Ea-Cu-Ma fa sold oa a four days
yarautee by Cllue's I'iutricucy. '.
AUTO SERVICC STA
TION Bear of Caton's, Norta Church
- Sirsel .
Famous Vesta Batteries
Free Testing and
. Inspection of
all Makes
WALTER LLPE
Telephone 76
The ialeh
maey is a '
I triumph of modern pliar-'do-nauseatrd''
calomel tab
let known to the drug, trade as "Calo
tabs.'' Calomel, the most generally use
ful of nil medicines thus enters upon
a wider field of siiulurity. purified
and refined from those obJi'tionuble
qualities which have heretofore limited
its use.
In biliousness, constipation, head
aches and indigestion, aud iu a great
variety of liver, stomach and kidney
trouble calomel was the most success
ful remedy but its use was often
neglected on account of - Its sickening
qualities. Now it is the easict aim
most pleasant of mdeicines to lake.
One tablet on the tongue at hedtiuu
with a swallow of water, that's all.
No tste, no griping, no nausea, uo
salts. A good night's sleep and the
next morning yuu are feeling Hue,
with a cicau liver, a purified system
ami a big appetite. Eat what you
please. No danger.
Calotabs are sold only in original,
sealed packages. pri-e thirty-five ceuts.
Tour druggist is authorized to refund
the mice as a guarantee that you will
I la.' thoroughly delighted with Calo
j labs. Adv. , -
FREE
With each 50c pack
age of Clark blaes a
Dollar Razor free..
We Deliver by Automobile
Ciiscn Drug Stcre
For Enmved WeddBif Invitations
ana announcements , come to The
Times-Tribune office. We represent
one of the beet engravers in Amesl-
Visiting Cards Beautifully Printed. 69
tor 10X1 cards up. lot) cards from
old plate, $1.50. Cull, at Times-Trib-
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Visiting Cards Printed in Beantifid
type face, 50 for 1.0t 100 for 1.50.
Timesl'riliHiie oflK.
Land Deeds and JUurtsage Trust Deeds
5 cents each In auy quantity, at the
Ts-Tubune ct.e.
Pearls
A strand of pearls i
one of the most adapt
able pieces of jewelry
a woman can own.
Pearls seem to have the
unusual quality of em
phasizing the beauty of
su evening gown, at the
same time borrowing ,
from its beauty for
themselves. This holds
true whether worn with
vivid colors or subdued
shades. The - assort
ment we show contains
' long and sbor( strands
of ull staes.
PRESLAR & 1
, MANGUM
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LEADING JEWELERS
Quality First
Courtesy Always
Standard Parks-Belk Co. qualities-but very much be
low today's market values. Wliy? Don't ask, but come
here today, tomorrow any da, in fact and see the
merchandise we're now prepared to offer in our Worn
eiCs and Children's Hosiery section. We have felt all
along that we have been offering sane, consistent values
m nosiery ana we have but here are some of the most
exceptional offers yet announced.
Gordon No. 300 Beautiful
Silk Hose, value $4.00." Our
price . $3.50
Women's Pure Thread Silk
'. Hosiery of good, substantial
weight and lisle x tops and
double reinforced heels and
toes; also seamed leg, in
black and brown $1.48
Buster Brown Pure Thread
Silk, brown and black $1.98
Women's Full Fashioned
Pure Thread Silk Hosiery,
made of good weight silk of
superior quality, in black
only $2.50
Extra Good Thread Silk
Buster Brown Hose, spe
cial $2.23
Monito Silk Hose, Brown,
Black, white, special value .
$3.00 and $3.23.
Gordon Clock Stitch Hose,
in black and brown, Full fash
ipoed Silk.. $3.50
1 y Mm
Parks
Belk
CO.
Office and Pattern Dept. Phone 608
'Shoe and Clothing Dept. Phone 138
Dry Goods and Notions Phone 508
Ready-to-Wear and Millinery Phone 338
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ri t DV athrf. itcaioa akia dim.ai ?ry
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Gibson Dmi Store
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NEW RECORDS FOR MAY.
No. 101-17-rVbcn
Smiles.
My Uaby 5
Xo. 10133 Yellow Dog piues.
Wonderful
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No. ' lOl'tti That
Kid From Madrid-
P.
DR. J. A. SIIAUERS
, Chiropractor
Acute, v Chronic , and : Kervstxi
DuSe1 Building. T (Jh'ii, Made
Bes. I. MC. A. ; i i rhone 20
Wheii King Georg and Queen Mary
attend the theatre special program are
printed for them ou viliite satin,
No. 10140 Venetian Moon.
r ; Kb. loill ong',!of Omun
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Thesn arc our live best num- S
5 hers for, May and should be in
S every home. 'Vou wUI ind the B
entire May list new and refresh- B
B ing and we have been able to
r, add the foUoMing iiiiv sought -
B for numbers to ourtock in large E
S quantities; . - S
B The Kt Iiuis Blae. - - e
5 . The Baxaphone Blues. . . -
B Cuclc John aud Aunt Naucy B
s Pm up Kitchen Store. . , ,g
Lucie Josh Takes. Census. ...... a
Tuck) Josh aud tue houucx.
Also a new .express shipment 3
ot U. U. H. Player Piano lolls, a
nusEfTE. i::c.
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- x-oncora j-avauuiK
t Music Store : ;
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ANNOUNCERIENTS.--
1 hereJiy aooouuoe myself a c andi
date for the oftice ot BlierinT of Cabar
ruSfCouniy, Mibject to the actioo of the
lMWOcratlc priinsrlos. -'.
- ZPBCLON D. TJJUBNBUUG.
Eiigravea Visit"' tarts, in the LaOest
eti-tns, from l-.BO a hundred up. iu
' eluding niate, at Times-Tribune of
' tea. AT r fiibt wdt. luo for tliO.
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DARRE ,GER MOTOR CO
Xlt Peasant, N.C ;
Special! " FR EE" vSpecial! :
i iJVee Tube With Every Pennsylvania Tire Purchas-
: . ! edThis Month:,. :'-v. -
' - , 30 x 3, $19.10-. c-;y-r' r'"'
.;, ; 30 x 3 1-2, $23.70. ;
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