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These must go at once to malie room for summer goods. Our prices will prove
to you what we are doing., All our paiterri hats will go in this sale. We get these
in daily, always something new. Children's Hats a specialty
waists.
52.00 Voiles and Organdies $1.00
$5.95 Georgettes T $3,98
(Friday and Saturday Specials) .
WASH DRESSES.
$3.98 Gingham pressesf . $1.98
$2.00 Bungalow Aprons w-i- $1.00
$2.00 Children's Gingham Dresses,
. at ... , $1.48
DneJot White Dresses $1.00
(S'tfals for Friday and Saturday.
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Ends All
Just Aa Good For CaJIu&ei , Money
Back If It failfc . '
Thirty eoouda after yon touch th corn
1tb this liquid corn remover the Jnb
blng. (tabbing patn of It top.for all time.
J , Simple Aa A. C .,
' If o corn, bard or soft, t too old or too
fleeply rKtl to resist "Gets-It." Im
metllntnly It dries and shrivels, tli edc
loosen (rom the (rue flush and soon jrou
: can peel It riaht off Tilth your flnaers aa
IxilnlesBly as you trim your dhIIs.
Don't eoddle corn nrstn. Jient trnrse
nnd pampnr them.' Don'tcutand trim
tbm. KKMOViB them with "GKTS-IT."
i Oosts trifle at any drug ntore. atfd. by .
M. Ijtwrenaa Oa. CUtoago,
Sold in Concord by - Gibson ; Drug
Store. "' . . ' -'
AtOSAiaJPM
SLOAirS GETS 'EI!
t iimout pain and ache Liniment..:
- ept bandy, brings warming,
i - ftradfyinft relief
RHEUMATIC twinges" ease up
soon. So do stiff joints, lame
back, neuralgia, overtaxed nius .
cfcs, and those pains from weather ex
posure,' too they don't fipht long
proinit the counter-irritation that
loan's Liniment produces.-
Always keep this old family friend!
landy tor instant use a litde pena.
Irates without rubbing, leaving no skin
stains, muss, or clogged pores. - Its
very odor healthy and stimulating-
sifrests the pood it will do.
Jul druggists. Three sizes 33c, 70c,
' ' A J. Laritl. tilzo jamosteconomical.
j-i'-t I ' Viol s II iifw
i i i iiur j-. .i i L ami ur in 'u-
n:i , (o thi public t!m I '" '1
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Getslt
Corns
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K ANNAPOLIS .
DEPARTMENT
KANNAPOL1S NEWS.
KuiiimMliK. April Ki. The .luntor
Clasn of the KauiuiixtliH Higli School
charmingly eutertaiiHMl tli rlcnior ou
hint Tliurwlay evening at the home of
Mi!t Mary Hrmllcy Tlniuip.sou, ou
Itidgp areime. AsHixtiiiK in entertain
ing were Mr. and Mix. Tliouiuxon and
Miss Clulrv Thomp.xon. GtimeM wvre
played throughout- the eveniiiB and
lively contests fnruisheil umcli niervi-
nient. Mihr Smith delighted the guests j
Willi wemi -iint-r ri?miJign. j-n'iiviuius
ie cream with cake wo dcrrcd hy the
liosti'snes. lite favorx were ennuing
iniiiinture diplomas tied with the pink
mill white colors of the chits of '21. The
mcmliens of the Junior Class arc: Minn
es Julia WIHett. Norma Montgomery,
Ocncra Oruoher, I'liyllis Halstead, Fan
nie OvercUKh. Harrlette Gluxn. Connie
KiMlBer. Mary Rradley Thompson, Kra
Oolile, Crele I'razier. Marie Rotlgern,
Mu1h1 Reel, Mary Flowe, Pnlsy S!e
Dullie. Ijlura Hall, and Mr. Botidy
Ciunphell. Tlie 'KnesfK inclnded Miiwes
Margaret WtnKer. . Kannje Johnson.
Knth Walter Iollle Allen and Caille
Wlneccff of the Senior C4a; Mie
Margaret Smith, Martha Snider and
Wluifred I'ott of tho High School Fac
ulty and Mwrr Lnthet Oillon, J. T.
Nance,: Ouy Ritclihv Olenn Conmll.
Kdward Kelly. Tender' Lhivls, Hanry
1'eeler J. P. Choatc. Tuul Short, Mel
Til Caddell. Fleet CoIIIiib. Elmor Kl
liott, Jamra 'Viwmn. Brad Strowl,
Clins. McKInley, and Winifred Mont
gomery. . , , ,. '
Mr. T). C. Taldwelt. of Concord, and
Rev.- Mr. dailco. pastor of the A. It
1. Church at this place, left' Monday
afternoon for Bessemer City to attend
tlx- First Hresbytery of the A. Jt. I'.
Clmrcli which convened at that place
beginning at It o'clock Tueffday morn-'
HANK and
THE
LADIES WOOL SKIRTS
$5.00 Fancy Plaids . $2.98
$7.50 Black and Navy Serge $3.98
WHITE WASH SKIRTS
$4.98 Value J..,fi-.C $2.98
(Friday and Saturday Specials)
COAT SUITS
hi Tricotine and Serge. All sizes. In
beautiful styles Less 10 Per cent
(For Friday and Saturday.)
'ihg!Ahd adJoUttting today: 1
The AVoman's Club met Momlay eve
ning at eight o'clock at the Mury Kiln
Hall. The 'Home KcoiioiuIcm Depart
ment of the cluli. of which Mrs. M. I..
Trontmau is cJiHlrnmn. . had dharge
of the prograui. Ming Maude Wallace,
the State Home Demonstration Agent,
of Kiilvigh. made mi Interesting talk
on 'The Six Testa, of the Welldressed
Wouian." Miss Kathleen Wilson, the
County Jlouioiist ration Agent, of Cou
ch id, nimle an interesting talk. Miss
May Stockton, the county nurse, wits
a welcome guest. A delicious ealud
irotirse was servtsl.
Miss Anna Short, oldest daughter of
Mr. ami .Mrs. J. M. Short, and Mr.
Samuel Hartniun, were married Satur
day evening at the home of the bride's
parents on South Main street, Uev. Mr.
Rolden beiug the officiating minister.
The wedding was a quiet affair, the
couple having kept the exact date
crct until the hour arrlver. for the
t-ereniouy. .They will make tholr home
at present with the bride's parents.
Mrs. Hart ma n possesses an amiable
disposition, and lsith she ami tbo groom
have uuiny friends who wish them a
h'liiooHi sea for life's iayftge.
Mrs. Frank Flowe entertained a few
friends Friiluy afternoon.. Five Hun
dred was playetl at three tables,' the
highest score . being made by Mrs. W.
R. Brandon,, who received lovely rut
gloss rase. A delicious salad course
Wg servl. .M- 4.'v .v.-'
Mrs. K. J. Slidipe delightfully enter
tained the Social Hour Club Thnrsday
afternoon. A numlier of guest enjoy
ed the occasion. Mrs. Bob Lowe made
the highest score. In Heart's, pice, and
Tooeived'two lovely linen handker
chiefs. Mrs. A. R. Surratt;won the
contest priae, which was an oil cloth
luncheon set. The hostess assisted by
Mrs"., X. E, Halstead and Mrs. K. E.
Iady served a tempting salad and Ice
course. ;; '-
: Recently . the eighteen ' months; old
child of Mr. and Mra, Host, of " the
Cabarrus Mill wtiou. foil from the
kitchen porch, a distance of 27 feet. A
physician was summoned nd tt was
found that its injuries were at minor
nature.- ,---,-:--.',,'
Mrs. E. E. .Lady has issued invita
FETE .
OLOBCr
CONCD DAILY TRIBUNE
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tions for mi -t At . Home" Friday after
noon at tlti-ee .o'clock.
The Lltciarjr' Club will meet Tlmrs
iluy afternoon at the Mary Ella Hull.
Mr. Frank I'ajruell s)Kut Monday in
Kanmiuolis. ; ,. j , , ' . . (
Miss Snuin tuinu spent Wednes
day iu Chiirlotto. ,
MisHeM Tenijiie Bass and Lncy Stougli
have returned .from a visit to Stntca
vllle. Mr. Henry Smith spj-nt SundHy In
!ustouiu with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Butlelgo spent
Sntnrdiiy in Clisrlotle with Mrs. Rut
ledge's brother, Mr. James L. Brown.
and aunt, Mrs. James McEacbern, who!
ure .seriously IU at the Presbyterian
l-tuwiiltul . - ?
' xno i ... in.. .,i ii. n'iiii.im 'il,.
of Mt. Hen sunt schools, sisMit the
week -end at home..
.Miss Mary iKyv isnt the week-end
at her home in Cornelius;
Mr. "Chuck" Adams spent the wecfe
vmi n( ms miiuc m pimewi iiiv,
Mr. W. K. llaiky. of Charlufae, spent
Sunday with ids family in Kannaisilis.
Misses Ksthet Brown, ; Elisabeth
thK'll. Itetty (Jay Colfrane ami Master
luntte Coltrtiua. f Concord,- spent
Thursday with Mrs. John H. Kutleilge.
Mrs. W, J. Oine and daughter, Mary
Kmmn, were (Tiarlottc visitors Saturday.-
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. Work was started Monday ou the
side .track for the new cotton mill at
China drove. & vr- .'''
The Presbyterian ; Mission -Study
oiiass met yiertiay arxernoon.wnn
Mrs. Hill, cf Midway. .v it i ;
The bank was cloned yesterday, It
be.lng a legal holiday in celebration of
the Halifax Iluplqration of Indepeud
ence. t -
Mrs. H, C. Simm.wR will be liostesa
to the social Hour Club a week from
Thursday. ' .? '.' --;
Rev. J. B. Craven, of Iavenport Col
lege, and 3. F.lKlrfc. Presiding Elder
of the KniisluBT district, will speak
Sunday at the Methodist Church at on
educational raHy. ' .-
Mr. R .!. Wrier, of North WUkesbcro.
passed throneh-the city Katnrday. '
Mr: and Uni R. E. Ooble ami Mr.
Vninrlin Com Were guests Snndny of
the Salvation Ahuy force at Salixbury.
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Now Is The Time For Muslin Undcr
wesr $155 Gowns ; 79c
$1.25 White Underskirts 79c
$1.25 Silk Camisoles .:i..u.-f:J 89c
Specials in Middies and Kimbnas. Alt
prices for Friday arid Saturday.
DRESSES
In Taffeta, Charmeuse, Georgettes,
Canton Crepes, 10 Per Cent. Ofif,
( For Friday and Saturday).
Metdaunw Wrenn Slap and Ollie
Walker, of China Ornve,Hwere guests
Snnduy of Mrs. C.0. Sechler. . '
Mrs. P. L. Ketchic and little daugh
ter have returned from Mooresville.
Mr; Clarence Goblr, of China tirove,
was a visitor Sunday of Mr, R. E. Uo-
blc. ; -
Miss Nell Canthen, of King's Bus!
ness College, Charlotte, . spent the
week-end in China drove and Kanmip-
olls. r '! ;
"Sir." T. I. Iiigrani was in fpavta
burg Saturday. , ,
Mesdauies f A.; Peeler and T. P.
Moose have returned from Itucoliiton
where they attentled the 25th annual
session of the Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the N. C. Classix of the He-1
formed Clinrch. ; Mr. 'Peeler - was
elected President ' '
Mr. Marshall Teeter, who has, re
turned to ids borne at Olass from the
oneord , Hospital, t whore , Im was
treated for injuries sustained . in ' au
itiUttmohile Avreck, Is1 now improving.
. Miss Mildred Lindsay, the attractive
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Jobu Lind
say, of East avenue, and Mr. Rnudolph
Hartis. ou of Mr. A. H. Hart Is, of
Ouk slrtH't, were married iu Concord on
Huturdny evening ity Rev. V. C. My
ers. After the -ceremony the happy cou
ple nourdetl No. 35 for Charlotte, This
marriage cauie as a surpriso to the
friends of the contracting parties. The
bride und grodin are popular in Kun
iie. polls, and botll are active wovjiers ii
Snuday .ochool find the Young Peoples'
Prayer-, Meeting, ',, A host -of friends
extend to these) highly esteemed young
lieo4v their best wishes, -i - -
Rev. W. B. Shinn, rof Salisbury,
preached two excellent sermons Sun
day at the Metlimllst Church wlikh
were enjoyed by bis llsteuora, -
Ckau I'p Week! Everybody busy!
Let'a see who will win .tlie-prise?
Miss Bora Tliornburg returned yes
terday from the . Concord Hospital,
where site underwent .u- alight opera
tion. i'j-.V--.'S .,.- .;
Mrs. N. Bnckner, of Asherillc, State
Secretory of the Baraca4'hiluthea I'n
ion. will apeak, at the Baptist Church i
Sunday at three o'clock. :r All iiiterett
ed In this work should avail themselves,
of the -oppovtnnity- of liearing Mrs.
j MVt- l'i
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LADIES' COATS AND CAPES
AH the New Shades and Materlals--t
Less 10 Per Cent.
:, i" (For Friday and Saturday.)
LADIES' IIATS,
$14.95 to $22.50 Less 33 14 Per Cent.''
$9.95 to $14.95 Less 20 Per Cfeqt. -
$5.00 to $9.95, Less 10 Per Cent
(Special For Friday and Saturday).
TTTTT
Bnckner. Hho is a aplendid aiiettker.
The Mission Stmiy Class nf ' tlu
Methodist Church met Monday ...night
with Mrs. tlaset Allred. v
Mrs. Frazier i ublc to - Join tlie
Parks-Bclk clerical force agulu after a
weeks Illness. -.f - -'
Mr. J. P. Fleming is Indisposed at
his borne on Mulberry street.
The residence of Mr. John Shank
near here, w-as burned Monday.. The
lionsliold goods were a total loss.- No,
man ranee was carried.- -.- i - f
4 Mr. Jas. Howe and family, of Yad
kin, moved to town the latter part of
last week. They win occupy -the Vm-
berger nouse in centerview until a
residence can - lie (constructed. Mr,
Rowe and family formerly resided here
and Kamwpttlls welcomes them buck-
Monday night a reception was given
at the Cabarrus Hall, formally opetilng
i nc nan as a i. si. a. tiic netor-
ntions were dogwood and lioncygucklc.J
j ue program ; was as iouowd : pong,
America, : Prayer: by Rev. A. U. Sur-
ratt. - AtWress by M. L. 'Cbiuiou, pro-
son ting building to -tY M. C. A. Ai
dretai by K. V,. Wilson, Intornatioilal
SctTctary of New York. Koto, "Perfect
Day," by Miss Ruth Montgomery. Re
marks by R. C: Propst and J. C Fun
dcrliurke. . Unartetle by I. 8. Qiu-ry,
Wily. ,Sinu Parker, E. J. Shnrpe. Oth
er spetikera were: Messrs.. J. S. Car-
jantej, E. J. Sharpe,. Roy YaiL - Mr.
1. U. Alien introlucod tlie speakers.
ltpfresliiiiciits wefe. erved. Mr. -J. H.
Carjicnter la liecretaryi' After tbo pro
gram the guests wore Invited t the
gymnasium room where they enjoyed
a volley ball game nnd a taxing match.
. Dr. .Oscnr Haywood,, of New York,
who is conducting a ineeUng at the
Baptist t liurcii, is being heard with
enthusiasm. The meeting started Sun
day with much interest, four profes
sions being made the first night- The
opening is a great uneven. , . . .
Tlie Norwegian fishing industry
hat boon experimenting to determine
whether a microphone, submerged, will
bid ia locating moving schools M fish.
Hrggy Hyfaod'i first "stunt- for
the moving picture was to dive .into
ths Tbamos on a cold February day.
.PETE
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ROOUT
Thursday, ApriH4, 1021.
A Danennma lui n..i..
Charlotte, IMiscrver.. k
The people isf tlm 8tule juiv not bo
VV JLu1 "U1sfi1 WiUl tb,V hHMtf in
which the Legislature put ove- the law
requiring medical examinations be
fore a marriage lit use can be seen ml '
It would have been better If the pro.
posed law had been submitted for con.
sidcratlon and reported to. following
session by the Htat Modical Horlotv,
and yet, While there are possilny mole
objectors to tho form of tbo law itself
than there are to its manner of enuct
iueut. it Is ths law of tlie land must
be observed. The Stateaville Laiulmark
hus leen impressed with a report by
South Carolina papers to tha etf
thut since thp passage of the Nostlt
Carolina' law requiring medkwl es
aiuinations many conplea frmu this
State ure goinw over the lino to iret
married in South Curo'.iim. It is to ha
borpp iu mind that the object of th '
luw 1s to establish mental ud physl. '
cnl fitness for the marriage state, r 1
fleeting on that point ona may readily
come Into aiqn-eclatiuu. of . tlie fact
that it is ji dangerons- law to dislue. -There
nnvy liavc been some "ruuiuni;e '
Iu the giiiinr away to .get married
tliuler lite obi system, but with the new
order of things .there bag developed u
nmv timoiiltilitv lty in Alio -uluuM-i-ulliu,
of The Landmark : that the dotlging.
of the meilloal exuwinatloa wUi tit
onw suggCist' the. idea that "there is, a '
raasoii, and whilo it may be very un
Just, it will take lodgment in the
minds of friend nnd acquaintance.
"If," says The Ijindmark, "the mini lit (
the caau "vuggests goini; out of : tlitr
State. . tbo lady, should not inily in
sist on leing uiarriod at home or not at -.
all, but she should be justified In d
manding io see the medical certificate
nH I.. t..fA.'1.... tl.n il,.ln,' Im .
VI Ul IHWMHDUl' ill,- U1A,V) i IML
n vexation thought in coiincctiou with
the new law' and a possible marriage
outlde of it.. but alaive it Htiiiids forth
the tuoraU; Be .inarrled at ' home.
Ah'efirl fight - to high altitude ta
prescrkbotl by aa army physician
suited a restoring ' th nowor of -apeeel)
to a former soldier, , who for
eight jnonth bad (been unable to
apeak above a whisper. , .
AM) HIS WIFE. - 3QME Vh'$ r
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