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: The Concord Daily Tribune
' TIME OF CLOSING OF _ MAILS!
( The time of the closing'of mails at
' the Concord postoffice is as follows:
I Northbound
Train No. 41—11:00 p. m.
Train No. 36 —10:00 a. m.
Train No. 12 — 6:30 p. m.
i Train No. 38— 7 :30 p. m.
| Train No. 30—11:00 p. m.
Southbound
Train No. 37 0 :00 a. m.
Train No. 45 3:00 p. ni.
Train No. 135 0:00 p. in.
Train No. 20 —11:00 p. m.
LOCAL MENTION
The regular weekly meeting of the
Concord Kiwanis Club will be held at
the Y. M. C. A. tonight at 7 o'clock.
.T. T. Green, pity mail carrier, is enn
' fined to his home today by illness. His
i condition is not. reported serious,
i however.
The condition of Miss Bessie Griffin.
! who recently underwent an operation in
i the Concord Hospital for Appendicitis.
1 is reported today as very favorable.
The condition of Mrs. H. A. Good
man. w!k> is ill at her home on Frank
lin Avenue, is reported today as slight
ly improved. Mrs. Goodman has been
resting more comfortably this week.
, One case of smallpox and one Sase of
l chicken pox were the only new cases re
ported from the county Thursday to the
. health department, according to a de
[ pari meat report.
I No session of the recorder's court
I was held this afternoon, it being an
nounced at police headquarters that no
I cas»>s were on docket for trial today.
1 This is the first time iu several days
j that no session of the court was held.
J. P., ten-months old son of Mr. and
Mrs. M. F. Arnette, of the Hartsel!
Mill neighborhood, died Thursday morn
ing. Funeral services were held this
morning at 10 o'clock at the home ami
interment was made in Union cemetery.
Have you a dog that you value!
Then keep it shut up until it ean be
vaccinated against rabies. New city
ordinance makes it unlawful for dogs
to run wild on the streets, and all must
take the rabies vaccination.
Sinclair Wil iams, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. S. Williams, who recently
underwent an operation for tho removal
of his appendix at the Concord Hospi
tal, is improving daily, according to a
message from the hospital.
Major W. A. Foil has been appointed
chairman of the Woodrow Wilson Foun
dation Fund committee in Cabarrus
county and plane to solicit funds from
all Democrats and others who are in
terested, Persons who desire to do so,
are asked to forward contributions to
Major Foil at once.
The next session of Cabarrus Su
perior Court will convene here on Mon
day. April 21st. Judge W. F. llarding,
of Charlotte, is scheduled tin preside at
the sessions of court, which will he in
session two weeks. One week will be de
voted to criminal cases and the other
week to civil cases- .«
About 70 students •' of the Jackson
Training School are>suffering now with
measles, according to reports to the
county health department. Four new
cases at the school were reported Thurs
day, and more than 60 cases had been
previously reported. None of the school
have been seriously ill. it is also re
ported from the school.
“It seems to me that the city should
purchase a machine to patch the holes
in the streets of the city,” a citizen of
Concord stated this morning in .(liscus
sing various dangerous holes that have
worn in the streets. "These holes are
, getting larger all the time.” he con
tinued, “and the city should have a
machine to repair them the minute they
are noticed.”
Officers of the Dixie Real Estate
Company announced this morning that
the company has secured an opt ion on
the property of Trinity Reformed
Church corner of Mean* and Church
streets. It is probably that the property
will be sold at publie auction later, an
announcement to be made in this paper at
an early date. Members of the Church
plan to erect a now house of worship
in the near future on a lot on Church
Street which they purchased recently.
Mooresville Enterprise: John Blick
Alexander is getting lumber on the
ground for the building of a service
station, garage and store building on
his property in the forks of the road
, which road which lead to Salisbury and
to Landis. This is a very desirable
location and will prove a benefit to a
large number of travelers along the pub
lic highway. The garage will be in
Aarge of Walter Kestler, an expert ma
chinist and a former instructor at Ciem
b-on College.
WILMINGTON AUTOIBT
HELD FOR HOMICIDE
Failed to Stop After Running Over
and Killing Railroad Man.
Wilmington, April 3.—E. A. Boyd,
white, employed by the Great Atlantic
and Pacific' Tea Co., was committed to
I jail yesterday by Recorder Harris in
1 defualt of $5,000 bond, charged with
the murder of D. A. Matthews, At
i lantic Coast Line yard conductor. Cor
! oner’s jury filed a verdict charging tba't
| Matthews’ death was caused by Boyd.
The State contends that Matthews was
riding a bicycle on WrightsvlUe turnpike
in suburb and that he was srtuck from
behind by the automobile recklessly driv
en by Boyd.
Matthews was throws 00 feet and was
instantly killed. H. C. Spooner, white,
was bith Boyd in the car and <is held
in $2500. bond as a material witness.
Spooner said- that Boyd was driving the
. car and that Boyd would not accept
his suggestion to stop and investigate.
Matthews’ dead body was found by a
passing atatoist,' who reported It to au
thorities. Police and deputy sheriffs
did good work in locating the death car.
They investigated all cars on streets of
the city and in several hours found
Boyd’s badly damaged car. Boyd’s ar
rest and Spooner’s confession followed.
JBven H your life is an open book
there are times when you abopldL turn
I over a new leaf. 1-
It seems to have been the Mad
Hatter or the wild March Hare who .
set the April spring hat prices. *
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First thing you know now it will
be sh hot underwear will feel like an
overcoat.
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Spring fever note: Wear rubber
heels during spring fever; they don’t
scratch the desk top so easily. j
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All this water in flooded rivora
comes from tho spring.
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Spring is when natur* aaya it with
flowers.
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Arizona is-called the cactus state, 1
but shouldn’t get stuck up over that.
The state of matrimony is called tho J
game.
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i The men on these cigaret adver
tisements look as pleased as if they ,
had suddenly decided to swear off
smoking.
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Courts are becoming so strict about j
the only way a woman can shoot two
men and go free is by being ft big-.
! nmist
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Talking yourself hearse is a simple
matter. All you havs to do is try
to explain Teapot Dome to a friend.
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Half of our lives are spent talking
to people about other people.
Earnest Reformers.
"The President is forced to see too
many people.”
"Yes, they keep calling. He should
be urged to stop it. We'U send a dele
gation.”
In 1807. th the published averages of
the previous season's play, it was shown
ihat the general average of the scores
of the leading baesbatl teams of the
period was 51 runs for each game. i
K. QF P. NOTICE ]
Regular meeting Concord Lodge No. ,
.71 K. of P. Friday evening at 8 o’clock.
Work in first rank.
R. W. BI.ACKWELDER. C. C. 1
CONCORD PRODUCT- MARKET .
{Corrected Weekly by Cline ft Moose-)
. Figures named represent priced paid >
tor produce on the market:
Eggs .20
Buttet .30 X
ountry Ham .251 1
Country Shoulder .15 :
Country Sides .15 j
Young chiekena .20 j
Hens .17
Turkeys .25 to .30
T-ard .12 t-2
Sweet Potatoes 1.40
Irish Potatoes' .90
Onions $1.50
Peas 51.50 j |
Corn Sl.ilO j ]
| MEL-BRO jj |
IFOR YOUR IIAIR ! ij'
“An Ideal’ Hair Dressing” j! j |
Keeps Harsh dnd Stubborn !ji!
Combed Any Style j ll
Price 35 Ce.nts '. ] [
CBnes Pharmacy;
TELEPHONE 333
A Sale of Bonita Gowns and Chemise
in Muslin, Nainsook and Batists for
Fast Selling Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday
A special underpricing event that permits you to select
1 , from new and fresh assortments of dainty lingerie at
worth while savings. Trimmed in Lace, Beading an.d Em
broidery—the varities are numerous and the price nearly
covers the cost of materials were you to make them up
i yourself; II
59c Garments 89c SI.OO Garments 79c
75c Garments 99c $1.25 Garments 89c
; 90c Garments 89c $1.50 Garments $1.19
$2.00 Garments $1.29
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> Fruit of the Loom Nainsook—Flesh, Blue and Orchid
t 10 Yard Bolts, $3.99 Bolt
ROBINSON’S
Concord'* Bettor Star*.
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WHAT’S THE GOOD
WORD? |
Say “Check-chack-Chackarbcny” i
to tha grocer or the droggUt or i
thenewe-staitd man. Get tbebrand
new gum with the new flavor that’s i
pressed in. Fleer'* Chockerfaerry i
Chewing Gum.
Don’t Envy Beauty
Yes, you tod, can have a beau
tiful complexion, free from pim
ples, black heads, freckles and i
other unsightly blemishes, by the j
use of J
Mel-Bro Lotion!
Sold at all Drug Stores
‘Makes Your Skin Smooth as a ;
Baby’s” j
PIGGLY WIGGLY
FOR BEST PRICES
Extra Fancy Winesap Apples,
Size 113, pejr OO
dozen OAC
Florida Oranges O O
per dozen J
Grapefruit, size 80 E-» ‘
each
Fancy Celery 1 O/* 1
per biihch |
Lcttuce . 15c i
,per pound <
Tomatoes, per pound 1
2 for 25c. lOC
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I Elizabeth Arden's facial treat- | ’
ments will build up lasting beauty |
on a basis of scientific knowledge g
of the laws of health. Miss Arden M
does not nim merely to HIDE |
wrinkles, but to eradicate them— |
firm up the skin to prevent sag- M
ging muscles, which are the under- H
lying cause of seamed cheeks aud |
a stringy neck. '
I Gibson Drug Store [
The Rexall Store 1
CONCORD COTTON MARKET
FRIDAY. APRIL. 4, 1024
Cotton : .28 1-2
Cotton seed 66
’ NOTICE.
Sheriff Caldwell wishes to remind tlit
tai payers of the county that have not
paid their tax that this is the list
month in Which they have to pay them.
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I TAILORING OPENING
Last Call
;r Mr. J. Harry Rosenbcrger, representing Schloss Bros.- ]
! & Co., will be here today with his usual large display of i !
1 spring and summer woolens, for your approval.
! We will be pleased to show, you thte new spring wool- | j
] | ens without any obligation to you at all.
HOOVER’S, Inc. j
THE YOUNG MAN’S STORE
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II SPRING HAS COME |
Easter is two weeks off when everybody wants a new ! !
1 Hat. See us for new ones are being received daily. ] |
SPECIALTY HAT SHOP
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ICE i
HOUSEWIVES— I
Try These Savings For Thirty Days f
Do you really know the savings to be effected by ice jj>
" at this time of the year?
Frankly, you do not unless you have given ice a 1
| fair chance to prove its worth.
I thoroughly believe that if your family calls us TO
| DAY—takes ic,e for a trial-proof period of thirty days—and
I notes the difference in the TASTE of food and the econ
| omies through SAVED food—you will thank us for calling
| this to your attention.
) A. B. POUNDS
I PHONE 244
Another Proof That Buicks Satisfy
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Buick owners are always reluctant to
part with their cars. For Buick’s de
pendability, its ability to master every
road condition, its sturdiness, its safety ,
and comfort all firmly establish Buick
in every owner’s regard. Buick has
made good cars for over twenty years
and the latest Buick achievement is
its greatest. Let us prove this to you
, by a demonstration in the Buick model
you like the best.
STANDARD BUKX COMPANY
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Friday, April 4, 1924