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PENNY COLUMN!
' Motorcycle For Sale—Secondhand.
Mtrhle Hardware Co. 12-2 t-p.
F. Dayvault A Bro.—North Caro-
K < Una Shad. 12-lt-chg.
-fKr Rent—Two Rooms For Rent for
Ipjlght housekeeping. Two blocks in, 60
East Depot St. 12-3 t-p.
Strayed or Stolen—Pony, Black and
P® wtiite spotted, roach (mane, fresh
St, shod. Weighs about 500 pounds, age
about 8 years. Pony belonged to
A. Ford, Kannapolis. Anyone
Mborting pony will receive reward.
"Brothers—During the Summer Months,
j* cash in on your experience. Intense
* ly interesting as well as profitable
work. Address “D” Care Concord 1
ift Tribune. 11-itt-p.
Far Sale—Five Room House. Look It
’ over, 27 McGill Street. Richard T.
fc' Joyner, Box 045, Charlotte:
For Sale—Two More Lots on South
| Union Street, 70x400 feet each. Chas.
£ D. POrter. 11-3 t-p.
For Sale—Body for Ford Touring
car. in good condition. Phone 671.
ll-2Up. ■ ’ '
ROBERTS RICH AND RIPE ICE
CREAM. Best by test. Try at.
Phone 071. 4 lt-2t-p.
t Wanted—Clerical Position. Just com
pleted course at business college.
* Address X, care Tirbune.
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* For Rent—Two Unfurnished Rooms.
, 51 E. Depot Street. 8-st-p.
fc Announcement —I Wish to Announce
to my friends and patrons that 1
have opened an electrical repair
shop. Irons, Fans, and all electrical
appliances. Am in position to give
prompt service.. All work guaran
'*• teed. Shop at Porter Drug Co. Phone
36 or 326. Willis 11. Dorton.
10-3 t-p.
Greb and Smith to Box at Elks’ Meet
ing.
5 Atlanta. Ga., May 11. —Harry Greb
* and Jeff Smith, chronicled in boxing
2 history as two of the most spectacular
* and accomplished light heavyweights
" in the squared ring, will provide en
* tertainment for thousands of. fight
.. fans among the Elks of America, Wfdn,
fc the Elks gather here for their liimual’
+ convention in July.
y Greb and Smith will meet on the
' night of July 10. While the bout is
- not promoted by the Elks, it is listed
* officially as an entertainment feature.
w Both of the fighters claim more vic
tories than defeats.
With a victory will* go to the winner
a probable chance at the light heavy
weight crown now held by Gene Tuii
n.e.v, who was awarded- a decision ov
er Greb. At odd times. Jiffr Smith has
held a down or more ring titles, hav
ing defeated numbers of foreign eliaia
pious during his two trips around the
world. Grel) and Smith have met twice
previously, lioth contests having been
declared draws, though in New Or
leans where the second battle was
» staged, many sport editors awarded
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I New Victor Records For May
BSo6s—Don Carlos —Feodor Chalapin. , x !
86136—Chanson Indoue—Amelita Galli-Curoi. 1
66136 —Slovanic Dance No. I—Jascha Heifetz. ,]
H|S : 96137—T0y Soldiers’ March—Fritz KteMer. i
& X 74701—The I gist Chord—John McCortnick. ]
gpS 74805 —Hungarian Uliapsody Part 2—lgnace PadereWski.
SV/E' 74806 —Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2—lgnace Paderewski.
|l O 74803—Ktiowautchixia—Philadelphia Orchestra. \
45347—A New Slant oil War—Will Rogers.
»;•'* Timeiy Topics—Will Rogers. . i
MM 10382— Farewell Blues— The Virginians. ]
| ■ V Apple Sauce—The Virginians. i
■ 190q3 — Burning Sauds-H?aui Whitman and Orchestra. <
g Falling—Puul Whiteman and Orchestra. . J
.’ 8 19034—CrJ-ing For You —Paul Whitman and Orchestra.
5 - Sunny Jim—ifiez Coufrey and Orchestra.
orciw®tr3.
• ■ Dearest—Panl Whiftmu and Orchestra. A
Kl 10035 —Bumbaliuai—Paul Whitman and Orchestra.
ILB 19037—CaroBha—The Great White Wuy Orchestra. 1
You Know You Else—The Virginia us.
Colored Men Wanted to Qualify For!
sleeping ear and train porters. Ex
perience unnecessary. Transporta
tion furnished. Write T. McCaffrey,
Supt., St. Louis. 12-lt-p.
Secondhand Motorcycle For Sale.
Ritchie Hardware Co. 11-2 t-p.
\Viurted—PosittotT as General Housed
keeper, taking care of children, etc.
Phone 559 L. 12-lt-p.
Wanted—Cigar Salesmen, S3O Pen
week and Expenses. Experience un
necessary. Send stamped envelope
for full information. The Anderson
Cigar Co-., Anderson, S. C. 12-lt-p.
Salesmen—s2oo Will Start You in New
, business; no competition: men cap
able of making big money wanted.
Experience unnecessary. Intel-na
tional Machine Co. Baltimore; Md.
12-lt-p.
Lost—Set of 20 or More Keys on Ring.
please return to Tribune office and
get reward. „ 11-ts-c.
Flowers! Flowers! New- French Im
ported Flowers. Miss Brachen’s Bon
net Shop. 10-3 t-p.
A New Five room bungalow for rent
Close in. Apply to Dr. G. L, Lang.
Phone 378 W. 10-St-p
Man, Woman Wanted. Salary $75
• weekly full time, $1.50 an hour spare
time, selling guaranteed hosiery to
wearer. Beautiful Spring line.
Guaranteed Mills, Norristown, Pa. ’
30-12 t-p.
Listen To This—ls It’s a' Taxi You
want, call 688. St. Cloud Jitney
Service. Also bus lines in connec
tion. Apr- 23-4wks-p.
6 Per Cent Money. Bankers Reserve
1 System. 6 per cent, loans are made
no city or farm property to buy,
build, improve, or pay indebtedness.
Bankers Reserve Deposit Company,
Keith Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio.
4-19-Weds & Thurs-ts
Smith the verdict.
Mike McTigne, the Irishman, who
recently vanquished the conqueror of
Carpentler. Battling Siki, has fallen
twice before smith, and once before
(irel). all three times by the decision
route.
Smith is regarded as the first man
to knock 'Phanten' Mike Gibbons off
his feet, and as the first to land a
sleep producer upon Les Darcy, the
late Australian champion.
The records give Greb credit for vic
tories over nearly all the top notubers
Os his class; with the exception of
Smith and the champion. Jack Demp
sey.
Soviet Russia Ready to Fight Any
Nation.
"IMoeeuw, 11.—The Soviet gov-'
ernnient does net desire a break with
Great Britain and is willing to con
fer with that country, but it. cannot
accept such an ultimatum as that
contained in Lord Curzon's recent
note, said M. Gunctsky. deputy min
ister of foreign affairs, in a speech de
livered at a sneeting here, today.
The meeting passed a resolution
i protesting against the British note
and declared that Russia is ready, if
necessary, to meet with armed forced
I any nation which endeavors to in
i fringe upon its independence.
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ble in cold weather,
take your heat with
you. The electrical heat
er illustrated is eco
nomical in price and
upkeep, hut will pro.
duce a wealth of heat
where you want it.
Those who travel should
see us. i
“The Modern Way”
W. J. HETHCOX
Electrical Fixtures
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Phone 669
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ffiWS OF TOE CMRCffiS
Bayless Memorial Presbyterian.
Sunday school at 9:30 a. in. Preach- 1
ing at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Chris
titvn Endeavor at 6:80 p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at; 7:30 p. m.
. Westminster Presbyterian.
Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Preach- !
ing at 3:30.
Central Methodist.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.. J. E. Da-'
vis superintendent. Morning worship
11 o'clock, with sermon hy the jmstor
on "Onr Deitt to Our Mothers.” Eve- i
ning worship pt 8 o'clock with an ad- 1
dress l>y Mr. S. A. Ackley on the side
ject “The Right Arm of the .Church.”
I’rnyer service Wednesday 8 p. m.
Strangers and visitors welcome.
Wm. A. JENKINS, Pastor.
Methodist Protestant.
Sunday school at 9:30 with well or
ganized classed. Pi-eachiug at 11 a. m.
•by Rev. A. G. Dixon, Dr D. Education
al rally at 2:30 p. m. Christian En
deavor at 6 :S0 with an address by Rev. <
Lawrence Little. Preaching at 7:30
by Rev. Lawrence Little. You are in
vited to these services.
Kerr Street Baptist Church.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. in.. IX M.
Littles superintendent. Preaching at
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by pastor.
Morning subject: “Mother's Influence.’”
Evening subject “Bridling the Tongue.”
B. Y: P. U. at 6:13. Prayer service
Wednesday at 7:30 p. in. You are
cordially invited to all these services.-
St. Andrews Lutheran.
Sunday school at 9:43 a. iu. Chief
service 11 a. in. Light Brigade 2p. m.
Woman's Missionarp Society at 3 p.
m. Public-invited tq, all j.
Second Presbyterian.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. .C. 11.
lamg superintendent. Worning wor
ship 11 o'clock. Evening wufcship 7:30
if clock. Prayer meeting Monday at
7:30 p. m. at following homes: Mrs.
Caldwell Query, Mrs. J. M. Thompson.,
Mr. S. A. Flowe, Mrs, Hill. Rev. Leon
ard Gill. Synod’s evangelist, will be
gin a meeting Sunday. May 20th. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Jackson Training School.
Preaching tomorrow at <3 p. in. by.
Rev. T. N. Lawrence.
Revival at West Concord.
A series of revival services will lie
gin at the West Concord Baptist
Church Sunday May 13th. Rev. E.
G. Ross, of Hendersonville, N. C.. will
do the preaching. Services at 7:30 p.
in. *-oek days-and 11 a. in and 7:30 p.
m. Sunday. Come and worship with;
us. R. G. SHORT.
First Presbyterian. . ’
, Sunday school, C. F. Ritchio super
intendent. at 9:45 u. m. .Men's Bible
class, IV. G. Caswell, teacher, at 10
a. m. At 11 a. m. there will Ik- a short
service conducted by the pastor, after
wliich the congregation will olect eight
additional elders and at least live ud-1
ditional deacons. Every member of
the church is* urged tq lie present'. At
8 p. m. the pastor. Rei. J. C. Rowan,
will preaeh. At Bp. ui. next WedoeS-*
day Mr. Rowan will discuss the first'
lictltion of the Lord’s Prayer. This se
ries of talks uikhi the Lord's Prayer
: should Ik- heard by large congregations.
First Baptist.
Sunday school 9:43 a. in. A. E.
Harris superintendent. Church ser
vices at 11 a. in. and 7:45 p. m. B. Y.
P. F. 6:45 p. ui. aud prayer meeting
at 7:45 p. m. Wednesday. At 11 a. m.
Mr. S. A. Ackley will speak on “The!
Divinity of Christ." This is a most
timely topic and Mr. Ackley is priv
lnired to handle it ifi a muster ft way.
For the Christian it must ever lie.'
■ “Christ or Chaos." At 7 :45 p. m. fwo'
: young men from Davidson will speak.
: These young men will come under the
auspices of file High Y Club of the city
and will have messages of vital iui-'
portapee. Prof. Allen l’rindell, who,
• so delighted our ■ i>eople last Sunday,J
, Mill again sing at the evening service.
With this splendid trio the Sunday;
night service ought to be very inter
esting.
Epwortli Methodist.
j Sunday school 0:45 a. m„ J. R.
Query superintendent. Preaching by.
|Dr. I). V. York at 11 a. ui. and 7:3<>'
p. m. Sunday morniuf I)r. Y’irk will
preach on "A Nation 'Without Gotl,"
ami "The I'upardonahle Sin." or "The'
Sin Agalust the Holy Ghost” will lie;
his evening subject. You are invited
to lie«r Dr. York at these services. He j
is doing some great preaching, preach
ing that is going to result in better:
living, debt paying, and more "honest
to-goodness" type of religion. Dr. York
lights sin harder, I believe, than any
man I ever beard and it is having its
effect both among church members
and non-church memtiers. Souls are
lieing saved during every service at
Hie church and several have been re
claimed or converted in their homes
during the moniiug and afternoon
prayer services. You are invited to;
hear the evungelist at' 7:30 each eve
ning next week. TASTOR.
• Trinity Reformed. I
| The Sunday school and men'x class]
| at 9:43. Mr. M. B. Fuller, superin-t
i tendent, win be in charge. A full at-,
] tendance is requested. Services at If
! a. m. and 7 -JiO p. m. The 11 a. in.
i service will he a Mother’s Day Service
| with aiqiropriatc music und sermon,
i The subject of the evening service is
‘•Sampson Sheared." Consistory meets
following the morning service. The
public is cordially invited.
- 81. James Lutheran.
Suhday school 9:45 a. in. ’Chief
i service it g. m. Luther League 6:39.
I p. tn. Vespers 7:39. Subject of ser
| tnon: “Evil's Only Defeat." Duet by
i Migs MacLaughiln aud Miss Maeey.
[ MeGtf Street Baptist I
j Supdaj) Bc|>m>l 9 ®.:
[ ior, All term ediute ami Junior B. Y. I*,
j U.’s ut 6:15. Evening service at 7:39.
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dially invited to . , tj
AU Sainto 1
Sunday school 10 a. m. Morniug g
prayer and sermog 11 o’clock.
Forest HUI Methodist. 1
(J. Frank Ariptfeong, Pastor.) 1
Sunday school'9:4o n. m. Preaching" S
11 a. m. ( Special Mother’s Day pro-' 3
gi-am at this hour. Too good to miss). 3
Epworth League 7p. in. Preaching at! 4
8 p. m. (Note Change In hour fori I
night services). Sty. |
Special Proftwrat Forsst HUI. I
The following very interesting pro-; 3
gram will be rendered at the
o’clock hour tomorrow in the Forest 3
Hill Methodist GhUrPh:
Choir (comiKised df,mothers I —Holy, S
Holy.” ;' - . -S
Song—By congregation. ’ ?
I'ra.ver—Mrs. Barringer.
Scripture Lesson : Prov. 31: 10-31—’ 3
Mrs. Armstrong. •- ; *
Solo —Mrs. Fink—Offering.
Reading: “Memories of Mother" — 3
Mrs. Mabrey. z
Reading: “My Mother’’—Mrs. Fish- 5
er.
Song—By congregation.
Sennonette: “Mother’s Apron- ■
Strings”—Pastor. ~
Quartet—Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Russell, 3
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Glass.
Recitation : ''Mother’s Room"—Mrs. J
Ilyin er. Z
Sqng. KcncdictK®.
The following mothers will serve as' ■
ushers: Mrs. Fox, Mrs. (’ook, Mrs. 5
Burrage, anil Mrs. S
The mothers named below will be J
the flower women < a flower Will be g
given to every individual attending the 2
service) : Mm Measmer. Mrs. Simp- g
son, Mrs. Tariton and Mrs. Shelton.
“Moleaophy.”
r; “klolesopiiy" is the delineation of J
character and reading of the past and §
future by means of moles on/the hit- -
man face and body. It is an even |
more ancient occult science' than that *
of palmistry, S
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Ages From 2 to 4 Years
THE PRIZES:
SIOO.OO to mother of the baby
who wins first prize.
$50.00 to second.
$30.00 to the third.
$20.00 to the fourth and fifth.
~slo each to the next twenty.
Silver Loving* Cups will be
awarded to the (25 winning bab
ies. p ’
Every mother of baby entering
contest wilt -receive a can of
“Squibb’s" Nursing Powder.”
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Florida Lady Was la a WiionAls
CondidoiL Biit Says She Fpnad.
Cardoi Helpful, aad
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life. Mrs. Ella M. Bailey, of F&ute 2, thh
place, said:
*1 became so weakened It was an effort
for mp to get around. I knew what was
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heart.
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250 double room* • * •t- $4.00 per day and upward
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