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PENNY COLUMN
Hartrlelty Taught hr Experts. Earn
"Wt «W karn at . tame. Electrical
»oo* »ta proof lessons free. Satis
faction guattateed and position secur
,Corl
One read 5-Passenger Stodge Touring Car
for sale. Corl Jlo&r Co. l-2t-c.
Far Stap-A Were of Business Propel
in good location in Concord. Will pay
15 per cent, an investment. Phone
6371 V Os write box 108. l-3t-p,
Lost—-Automobile License Plate. 'York/?
& Wadsworth Co. 29-2 t-p.
For Safe— A Well Paying Grocery. Seli
ing on account of ill health. Terms or]
will trade, for real estate. See W. A.
Foil. ..Orchard Produce Co.
or 432. JJSMJt-jj. _
s Freeh Meats, Dressed Chickens For Sat
urday. H. B. Troutman Grocery.
29-2 t-p. .
Barrel Hymouth Rock Kggs For Sale,
from a very choice mating of Thomp
son and Holterman strains.. Phone
337 L. ... 29-2 t-p.
We Are Naw Ready to Serve Ton With I
choice Cuts pf freeh meats. Sanitary
Grocery Co. Phone 686. 29-2 t-p.
Goodyear Tires 30x3 fabric $0.75, 30x3
1-2 $7.50. Southern Motor Service!
Co- w . . ,■ ... 28-3t,c.
Apples— Shipment Fahey Also Extra
fancy tViupsaps cheap by the peck. Al
so box. Phone 565. We deliver, Fd.
M. Cook , Company. . ~28-St-p,
Fancy' Batanaa. Apples, Oranges, Grajpe- 1'
fruit, tad fresh vegetables. Sa’hitary
Grocery Co, • _ . 29-2 t-p.
-4 .Wee ... ■'■-—•—' -- ■—
SO.OO Buys Goodyehr Cord Tfres. Why |
buy others? . Southern Motor- Service
Co. , .. 28-3 t-c.
Another Car of Oranges on R. R. Track
at Kannapolis, must be sold. Bring
your truck and come at once. A. C.
Day vault. A l ßr - o. ..c_ _ 27?10t-p.
Single Comb Owens Strain. Heavy
layers;. Eggs $1.50 per 15. W. J.. Hol
slwuser. Residence, 17 McGill St., or
call CJSM. 2C-st-p.
For Safe—Klowri- Plants. Delphiniums or
double larkspur. 86 Buffalo Street.
25-6 t-p.
Several Rouses and Lots Far Safe on
Franklin Avenue. J. L. Hartsell.
20-ts-c.
Another .Car of Delicious Florida Oranges
and grapefruit, ripened on the tree,
now at Southern depot, which wc in
tend to sell to tjte people of Concord..at
50 cents a peck. Don't miss this op
So® Pope. 20-ts.
Please Remember That Our Terms For
Penny Ads. are cash in advance. If;
you send ad. by mail, count the words
and multiply this-'by the number of
times you wish the ad, to appear and
enclose with your order. Send money
order, check or 2-cent stamps. ts.
Typewriters—Bargains in Underwoods,
Remingtons. Royals and L. C. Smiths, i
Write use for prices. 1.. C. Smith
Typewriter Agency, Charlotte, N. C.
13-26 t-p. f
Trespass Notices, 6 For 10 Cents, lu
quantifies of 50 or more one cent each.
Tribune Office. ts.
West Concord Notes.
We were nil glad to see it snow, but
are sorry it is so cold.
Mr. and Mrs. John Flowe and daugh
ter were visiting the former's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Flowe. Sunday.
Master Harley Connell, who underwent
an operation Tuesday, is doing line. We
hope he will continue to improve.
Mr. John JLJayns sold his house and lot
1 EFIRD’S I
The Progressive Store J
| We invite you to See our Great ' §
9 % fv.v J , „ y ©-.
J Stock 6i Hosiery—s,ooo pairs tb se- |
9 'i
1;V fe .'...’P *' , V,;, .
'* -";.V 'g , -i-.Mfi.v V
fi * 94
I I
WANTED—TUNING AND REPAIR
ING PIANOS. PLAYERS A SPE
CIALTY. M. M. HAYNES, WITH
KIDD FRIX MUSIC CO PHONE 76.
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Salesmen—sl36 Month and Expenses
i selling Cigars. Experience not neces
sary. Seild addressed, stamped envel
‘opc for bifoVmatiOn. National Cigar
• Op- High,Pointy X. C,/ Ut-p.
Fog Reni —Five jffooin ilcuse With .Mpd
ern conveniences. Located on .Vance
street. M. J. Corl. l-2t-p.
FLORIDA AND PROSPERITY—
iO acres $25.06 Cash. $25.00 monthly
(SBO per acre). Choicest Indian Riv
er Fruit Land, including Palm City
building lot and share in hotel, Write
for particulars and bank references to
day. K. M. Cleveland, Palm City.
aPIm Beach Co.. Fla. 1-lt-p.
Salesmen to Call on Retail Stores With
unusual trade stimulator. Liberal com
missions ; very easy seller. Interstate,
, 128 East 23rd St. XeujLglte. 1-It-p.
Earn S6O Weekly Taking Orders Home
protecting firearms. New, unusually
good proposition. * N° money invest
ment: Few- hours daily. Write for
particulars. Price Cutting Co., Dept.
2,, 55. Bfpadjyay, New. York. ,1-Vt-p.
Do You Want a Home? .If so, Why
worry longer about a place to build
it? See me for lots. Estimates on
buildings gladly furbished, and all
! work guaranteed. D. A. McLaurin,
phone 435, 230 N. Kerr Street.
7-26 t-c.
‘ —— : ri
Fresh Barbecue Today, Nice and Tender.
Ideal Lunch Room. 20-2 t-p.
Another Lot Smball Hams, 23c Per. Pound
I , Cabarrus Cash Grocery Co, 2JKit-j>.
ban 352 For Cftb, ripen or Closed Car,
or for bus to Albemarle. You can
hire a Ford and be your own driver.
V'PebU’s Tati Service. 29-3f-t>.
Oranges and Grapefruit—Fresh Ship
ment fine juicy fruit, cheap. Give us
your Orders. Phone 585. We beliver.
Ed M. Cook Company. 28-3 t-p.
Call Us For Sliced Cured Ham or Vir
ginia peppered hams. Sanitary Gro
cery Co. 29-2 t-p.
Roberts Ritch & Ripe Ice Cream Plant
has opened up after sixty days shut
down. Ready to serve ti g public, Wluile
sale or retail. Call at 151) Buffalo St.,
or phone number 671. 29-2 t-p.
Wy Our Chmce Steaks and Chops Along
with your groceries. Sanitary . Gro
cery Co. a 29-2 t-p.
Tubes Vulcanized at Southern Motor Ser
vice Co. 2S-3t-c.
The Goodyear Store. Why Pay More? j
Motor Service Co. 2S-3t-e.
Phone 802—We’ll Come to Yon. Tires,
gas. batteries and' free air. on track.
Southern Motor Service Co. 28-3 t-c„
For? Sale—Monarch Typewriter. |CiB at
Tribune Office. , ... ' 22tf.
For Guaranteed hoof Work of Alt
kinds see J. flj. Tarleton. IThouc
506 L. 21-lOt-p.
Until Further' Notiee Hie Times-Tri6-
une Office will give 10 per cent, dis
count on all orders for engraved wed
wing announcements and invitations,
and monogram stationery. ts.
Mortgage Trust Deeds, 5 Cents Each
I at Tribune ft&d Times Office.
and moved to Pine.v Mills. We regret
to see him leave.
Miss Viola Verble spent Tuesday
with tier uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.:
J. L. Garver.
Tie Baptist Church at West Concord
is completed. It will seat about s<(o iieo.-
ple. All are invited. Hunijay school at
10 o'clock. Preaching at 11. Services
every Sunday night at 7 :i5.
( in and ABc/lrf The 1
"■ 1 O—i—i ■ i iirfl
- TOWNSHIP SUNDAY
. SCHOOL INSTITUTE
I To Be Held hi tta Ftrst Presbyterian
Church March 5-7. . I y
D, W Sims, wfio for the Agee
- years lfitk been General Supertwt'endcnt
I -of the North Carolina Sunday School Ah
• 'situation, will take an important pSrt
- da the progMin of tbe Coacord Tdwn
r ship Sunday Sehool Institute which con
venes in the First Presbyterian Church,
’ Concord, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
' day, March 5. 6 and 7. Tbe initial ses
' sion will be held Wednesday night, March
sth, beginning at 7 :S0 o’clock.
1 For a number of years Sir. Sims has
, been prominently connected with Sunday
. School work in different parts of the
. country and is widely and favorably
j known for the excellent type of work he
. is doing. Mr. Sims is said to be one of
the most attractive and helpful speakers
in the Snudity School field, his nd.-
dresses being shot through with wit and
i humor, and yet full of jiracticsl i^ug
- gestions for Sunday School
, Having helped in seveyaljjirevfous. fluii
. day School meetings held in Concord,
Mr. Sims will probably be remembered
! by a large numbee of the Sunday Sehool
leaders. t
Sharing the work of the Institute with
Mr. Sims will be Mr. Walter E. .Myers,
■ General Seccetaary Pennsylvania Sunday
School Xsfociatipu, philpilelphjat W.;
and Miss Flora Davis. AssTstapt Siii>er
[ intendent North Carolina Sunday SclVoo!
■ Association, Raleigh. . Mr. Myers will
1 give a specjal series of addressed dealing
1 .with principles and meth((ds of work with ;
1 adults in tre Sunday School and with
Sunday School administration, He has
had broad trs|iuing aud ctawieuee iu
these particular lines of vtairk. Among
other things. Miss Uttvis will give several
addresses on the theme of “Stories ahd ;
[ Story Telling for the Sunday SclioqJ."
Workers from all Sunday %hoots in >
the township have tfeeu ififUed to at
tend the Institute. The officers of' the .
| county aud Township Associations arc
expecting a good attendance at all ses
sions. 1 .
Wednesday Night,. March 5.
Mr. ,T. O. Moose, Township President,
presiding.
7:3o—Devotional- Jcs.sc C., Row
an, pastor First Presbyterian Church.
7:4s—The Story : Its Value and Ele
ments —Misi Flora Davis.
S:15 —Today's Needs—Mr. Walter E.
Myers.
B:4s—Record of Attendance.
8 :55—Key to a Greater Sunday School
—Mr. D. AV. Sims.
; 11:20—Announcements.
!) :30—Adjourn.
Thdt%tay,. MhWh e.
Afternoon Session : (
Mr. F. C. Xiblock, County President,
presiding.
3 :oO—Devotipu#! —Rev. W. C. Lyerly.
pastor Trinity Reformed Church.
3:ls—The Story; How to Use It In
I Religious Education—Miss Flora Davis,
j 3:4s—Parent Training. Its Need aud
Its Method —Mr. Walter E. Myers.
4:ls—Record of /Attendance.
4:2s—"Let's Talk ft Over’’ Period.
Ask the speakers questions on aqj. Sun
day School ptohleiu. ‘
S 4:4t> —Almounprmcjrts.
4 :45—Adjourn. IN
Evening Session :
Mr. J, E. Davis presiding.
7 :30-^-I)evotional —Rev. U. A. Martin,
pastor Virst aptist Church.
. 7 :4;>—The Teacher and the Method —
Miss Flora Davis.
8 :15—The Adult BHtl'e Class Organiz
ed for Service—Mr. Walter E. Myers.
8:45 —Record of Attendance.
B:3D—Leading the Class to Christ. —
‘Mr. D. W. Sims.
!) :20—Offering for Support of State
Sunday School Association.
9 :30—Adjourn.
Friday, March 7.
Afternoon Session: —
Mr. A. E. Harris presiding.
3 :00 —Devotional—Rev L. A. Thomas,
pastor St. James Lutheran Church.
3 :15—The Story ,; Testing ami Telling
it.—Miss Flora Davis.
3:4s—The Teacher's Task—Mr. Wal
ter E. Myers.
4:ls—Record of Attendance.
4:2s—“Let's Talk it Over’’ Period.
Ask the speakers questions on any Sun
’ day fik-hool Problem.
4:4o—Announcements.
4:4s—Adjourn.
. Evening Session :
i Mr. R. P. Benson, presiding.
1- 7:3o—Devotional—Rev W. A. Jen
i kins, pastor Central Methodist Chorch.
) 7:ls —The Service of Worship—Miss
t Flora Davis,
i B:ls—A Challenge to Adults—Mr.
t. Walter E. Myers.
I B:4s —lteeord of Attendance.
Buk>—Grpwing A Crop of Trained
[ Workers—Mr,. D. W. Sims,
c 9:2s—Presentation of Pennant.
> 9:36—Adjourn., ,
[ Pruning Demonstration Next Week.
i Iu addition to the regular farin visHs!’
[ the following demonstrations wijl be held
[ the first half of the week beginAing to
f morrow by R. D. Goodman, county farm
I agent:
| First pruning demonstration County
I Home orchard Tuesday. March 4th. from
I .1:30 to 4p. m. All persons interested
[ in caring for trees Are invited to attend
i : this meeting. This orchard has beep
h systematically pruned and sprayed ever
' since being planted and is fin. as good
t condition as any in the county.
]j Pruning demonstration, March stli, at
f :J. R. McKinley's in Bethpage iieighbor-
E .hood. This is a young home orchard with
S -an old orchard uearbjr, also a nice vinc
; yard. It is desired that people of this
i Bfigliborhowl attend this demonstration
I a» onie is planned fOf each community in
.which enough interest is shown to war
! *ant it. . •• •■
■A Speaker to High Betaol Each Day TWs
;Wa*.
Every morning this week a local speak
er was present at chapel exercise in the
High School talking Vocational Guidance
and drilling into the boys tbe necessity
of "finding yourself early in life. .The
following men appeared in Ctapel: Tues
day, February 28th, Mr. Blanks spoke;
Wednesday Mr. Perdue; Thursday. Mr.
•Caswellf aad Friday Rev. j.P. Rowan.
, ■ fffirrA' war,.-, L
tare Ve tari^nJw C .
ft k tuf Ue “ a m * HS and
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
'in 1 * *
NOTED BAPTIST WVINE
ACCEPTS CONCORD CALL.
' St. James R.- Pentue, one of the best
known, ministers Bap
tist Church, has adapted tlie call to
the takforale af-Nle #GUI Stkeet Bap
tist Church of this c||y, and will begin
hi* duties with the qtprch tomorrow.
The congregation ofi the church was
advised this week that Dr. Pentue had
accepted tpb call which, was extended to
hjm last Sunday a eongregk
tibmp meeting, jh Ate message of ac
ceptance Dr. lVntuff jilted that he would
begin hi> u.-ikNomOrrov
«ey. G. W. Roiling, who Ims been
pastor of the cliurcp, pas not definitely
decided yet. it is fepMtal. where he \yll
‘w-ork iji the futnre, ’ -
Dr. pentoff is expected to movg- his
family to Concord within the next mohtk.
At presput. they urAllving at Poikton.
i ißUble story TfHg ('obtest.
• Ti e- RiUle tftdfy .tvJHu* CoPtest wta
hold
ic Church Ana . ji-As. Attended by a large
and ifiterestecl rohj regafion.
Il'inners iu the klass under 12 fears of
age wergi , .
Fii-st, Fink ; Ruth Fmber
:ger, and third Audifitlfkee ShiAn.
Winners in class' fifni 12 to 10 ypprs.
were:
First. Ruth IVnuidge' : secotid. Eu'la
third Ha;:. ! Goodman.
Conebr'd .Still in Race.
The Concord Gills' basketball team
te still in the l-age State bonorsj .The
girls toOk another step toward (lie Rtate
championship jFriday night by
itlic.Davidsop girls- 13 to 6at Davidson.
Blnnche ,j>ick and Ward
‘played stellar bi(U far yon'eord And they
were Ably assisted te«mnnit,cs, ~
The team plays Jttain Tiiesdaf night
at lluvid -on, the mjptnieiil to be named
later wheu other teams in the group with
tlui.hjfcSl icaini ha gg-No fed. , • v
SAM I>AtTONS PACK DCXJ-S 4^*^)
chased one of the kittens from 99
NOAH BAXTERS STORE - MARSHAL OTCT WALKER??g^
: aftHr Much clever Planning, RESCuEti THE KiTTBn—
I wilere you save j
The buying power of our many associated stores, makes possible ■
our lower prices on Footwear. t
1 Many New Spring Styles ju?st iu.
PARIS’S SHOE STORE
Between Parks-Belk and McLellan S and 10c Store 1
Trust Your Best I
Gowns to Us fiSßn' i
//*»| i
Many High Priced Gowns liave lieen VC
ruined by inexperienced cleaners to save
50 cents on a cleaning bill. 1 InK \\ [ JH' w '
Thai means go anti bdy another High
Priced Gown, i N indeed poor ccon
omy. lip Mff
Don't entrust the < w aning of your par- F 9pjf^
ty Dresses and Diimeiv Gowns to any ,V.
but the most skilled and experienced peo- IjSlB
pie in town.
Also convince yourseif that you are IfIHP W >
dealing with a roin-crn financially aMe 1
and morally inclined to “make good* 11
any damage your g.-mnents receive due k>\ jLjipt-iaS
to our carelessness m- inexperience.
Tile fact that our list of customers in- M ! , J
eludes mail, of tin St fasliinmtblc and |fl| ’J tr
diH'rhniitating .women in tlie city's social Mm aB%3S
efc-rfe. tends us to believe we are qualified
to please the most evicting patron.
Wo. tape it will be „ur pleasure to
serve you in this rapadty. lEtgiWH*
>• ***s* mm ini
A Kpot'lfl sciit outmun TbomasrHlc
under date of Wednesday, February 27,
says.'-' " y " ' ■ * ''
“Mrs. J. W, Peacock and family
left this city this evening for St, I’etcrsr
burg, FU., where the husband and
] father, Dr. }, w, Peacock, is engaged in
the practice of medicine. The family
will hereafter reside in the Florida city
TBs Hbße."
Dr. Peacock. it will be remembered.
Wits tried fur the kitting of a pohee of
ficer Jit. Thdmafiville several yettrii ago
aiid «ras adjudged insane and sent to
thf asylum at Raleigh. He made his
escape! and nothing more was heard of
him until some weeks ago when it was
reported that he was in St: Peterebui*.
Fla., disguised by wearing a beard.
Noth in* further was heard of his being
there until the above special was sent
out from Tbomasville, and this seems
to indicate that" he is at least in that
section of Florida. He is B native of
Jttowan county and lived in Salisbury
.many ytars. v
Bible Story Telling Contest at Sunder
feud.
Twelve stmlents at JAua Sundprlahd
School entered the Bible, story telling
■ contest which was held at the school Fri
day evening. The judges for the con
tent were Mr. and Mrs. Hinton McLeod
anti Btof. A. S. Webb, and in announc
ing the winners the judges declared
they were for some time unable to agree
, becahse of the excellency of each eon
tcstdnt; and they also expressed a sensb
of regret that there could not be 12
prices . instead of three.
The, win tiers weie.: ,' N .
First, Miss’ Nina Misentt'cimgr,: «Vc
ond. Mini Edna Barkley, aud third, Miss
Mary Louise McCnchern.
At The Theatres.
“The leather Pushers,'' "The Steel
Trail" aud ‘‘Lonesome Luck" arc being
shown today at the Pastime.
Pranklyn Fnrnum is the star again*
today at , the Piedtoont ifi the western
drama, "The Lariat Thrower,”
■ ’ Ruth Rowland plays the lending role
i 1 8
I —REMEMBER— I
X We Close Our Store Saturday Evenings at 8:00 O’clock |
I —SHOP EARLY—
K ■ • • I
k We think this arrangement is Beneficial tq r our gdsto&erS 9
S v. as well as to our Sales Force X
Parks-Belk Go. I
THE SHOPPING CENTER ' J
Obly Three More Big Days
of Our Dollar Day and J
f Annual Silk Sale
Friday, Saiorday, Monday j
| It*/.' , 1
1 >• 4 t-5 * 8
' Just a Few of Our Many Dollar Spec- I
ials Mentioned Below:
m*i X
I A Few
Specials In
I Our Silk. „|
[ Department I
8 sl-50 Value Navy Afl
a Messaline, per yard «VV fi
} sfi i *42,. 8
I $1.50 value Navy 4 % AA
j [ Taffeta, per yard *UU
I v t K
$1.50 value Black d* W Art
Messaline, per yard v
Genuine 12M Pongee Si|ic, Efr#^
I quality (not seconds) 4 1 B[A
2 yards for * 1
II Limit 6 yards to a customer. 1 f
• ISc Value Striped Broadcloth; I
8 . Shirting, Dollar Days, #1 AA
special, 2 yards for ▼ *
T . 12 l-2c Value White tof f|rt
Lawn, 12 yards for ®
value Renfrew CpJjy; 9
!|; Gingham. Dollar Days 4f AjA 8
SrJe Price, 4 yards for *• W
Striped Shirt Madras, chjqjrs 8
tot SUn and wishing 4 f Aft / 8
v 3 yards for .........
Bg-’n ••_ . , |
| New Dollar Day. Bargains Arriving 8
| Daily
I Extra Specjais on our Sfccbnd
f flpor in 12 )-2e Dress Ginghartis, 38” *
I unbleached Sheeting and 15c Un
-1 bleached Curtain Net, Ml gpiftg at a
1 special, 20 yards tor
Parks-Belk Co.
I nw t» > a a
j Ck) J Phones 138 and 608
Saturday, March 1, 1924