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Saturday, -April 12, 1924 ■ 1 ij jrm I |/[ ■ami A I Simple—But !“ % ih^Nt Hero Is a Paris creation, the work of one of the most fashionable and ■ expensive designers— yet it could bo copied quite successfully by any skillful seamstress. Just a straight sleeveless frock with a few ruffles knowingly placed. Woman’s Auxiliary Circles. vrhe Circles of the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Chdrcb will meet on Monday, April 11th. the first eight circles at 3:30 o'clock in the af ternoon, the last two at 7:30 in the evening : Circle No. I—Mrs.1 —Mrs. H. T. Woodhouse. Circle No. 3—Mrs. C. A. Cannon. Circle No. 3—Mrs. J. A. Barnhardt. Circle No. 4—Miss Rose Harris. • irde No. s—Mrs. J. K. Cannon. Circle No. 6—Mrs. E. Bauvain. Circle No. 7—Mrs. F. C. Niblock. Circle No. B—Mrs. Frank' Armfield. Circle No I)—Miss Laura Gilion. Circle No. 10—Mrs. J, A. Cannon. Card Party. -Mrs. 1 W. A. Whitley delightfully en-i iH!ri fc evwililg y W c fid- 'fifime - street. After several hours had been spent in playing cards, the hostess assisted by Mrs. Elmer Rogers, served a delicious ice course. About twelve guests enjoyed Mrs. Whitley's charming hospitality. Mbs Gish Plans Library. Lillian Gish, star Os “Tile White. Sis ter,” which comes to the Star Theatre on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, plans to ereat a film library, in which the best motion pictures of all time will be perpetuated. Shortly before Miss Glsb left again for Italy to make ‘ Romola." she confided: that she has decided, when her motion picture career is ended, to devote some' of her time to making a careful selec tion of films which will represent the best productions that have been made since the beginning of the industry! \ “The White Sister,” is a Henry King' production for Inspiration Pictures, Charles H .Duell. Jr., president, and is released through Metro. INFLUENZA 1 As a preventive melt and ■ inhale Vies* night said morning. Apply up nos trils before mingling with crowds. If feverish, call a doctor at once. vps i pcrJdrmAuea Jg k, of our duties l Kv imprfcssiort 10 fk of dignity iM: l J|aaid proper mr hArmonu Wr ■ tuadmarks ItV v« bocca-siori okS‘^|l 1 wneral^sfoS|i St lalls Answered Day & Nigrivdi apPgS:IXWMaNI(iHT36O-l59iM >•> ' ■ v'V- ■ PERSONALS Mesdames Virgie Whitley and A. O.” Stewart spent Friday and today here with relatives and friends. " o • • Mr. Ray Cline has been relieving Mr. C. E. Parks this week at Belk-I*arks in Albemarle. Mr. Parks is spend ing the week in the northern markets. ~;* * * Charlotte News: Comer Howell, of Atlanta, Qp„ spiv of Clark Howell, Sr., has arrived in the city to spend three months. He is making his home at the Southern Manufacturers Club. T. Frank Morrison is spending the day in Charlotte, where he is undergoing , treatment. , • • • - Dr. W. E. Harrison, pharmacist at ’ tlie Cabarrus Drug Company, will leave Concord on Monday for PineviUe, where - he has accepted a position. * * * R. C.'Newsom, of Marshville, spent yesterday in Concord on business. Miss Elizabeth Gibson is spending some time in Norfolk, the guest of Mrs. R. L. Dobie. i Dr. T. R. Lewis s spending a few days in Raleigh: inf attendance at a meet ing of denominational schools being held ■ there. t ~*.#* ' ' ’■ ■' 1 Miss Georgia Broome is spending the afternoon in Charlotte' with friends. ~• * • Mr. und Mrs. Chas. M. Sutlier, of Durham, are spending the week-end with relatives here. > THE T. P .A.’S Annual Meeting of Post S. Held at the Bt. Cloud Hotel Friday Night. Mr. C. F. Ritchie was re-elected pres ident of Post S. T. P. A.. Mr. G. B. Lewis vice-presidenKf, land ,J. Lj. M. Smith, secretary and treasurer, at the auuual meeting held at the St. Cloud Hotel Friday night. G. L. Pgtterson, F. C. Niblook. A. F. Hartsell. M. L. Marsh, and E. Bnuvain were elected to the board of directors; Jos. F. Cannon chairman railroad committee; Julius Fisher, press chairman: J. O. Moose, hotel chairman; J. B. Woinble, legislative chairman; Jay L. Cannon, employment chairman, M. F. Ritchie, good roads chairman, Rev. J. f. Rowan, chaplain. The membership chairman was not appointed. The meeting was opened with C. F. Ititchic, president, presiding. Invocation was by A. F. Hartsell. Mr. Ritchie then introduced D. C. Crutchfield, state secretary, who addressed the members. Mr. Crutchfield complimented the local post on its efforts and gave some inter esting information on the working of tlie various posts in the Carolinas. In the past thirty days Mr. Crutchfield said that his office had handled over two mil lion dollars wortli of accident insurance. Mr. Crutchfield then introduced the next speaker, J. J. Norma u, and urged the del egates Jo attend the State meeting in Raleigh April 24. 2.", 26th. Mr. Nor man explained the various objects of tlie T. P. A. and its benefits. The T. I’. A. was organized in Denver, Colo., in 1890, and Inis grown to the largest traveling men’s organization in existence today with n membership of over a hundred thousand. Mr. Norman has been active iu the work of T. P. A. for 20 years and is the largest membership writer in the CurolinaH. Mr. Normau has attend ed all National Conventions for the past. 10 years. Mr. Norman then brought out some of the important things that the organization has been instrumental in getting past the legislature, excessive baggage, Pullman surtax reduced, steel cars, fire escape, hotel inspection, signs at the cross roads. Mr. Norman gave some facts concern ing accidents. In 1022 there were 657,- 000 claims, and from this 1402 were from auto. 871 were from the home of traveling men, 829 occurred at the busi ness o;ce, 522 on tlie streets, 493 sport-?. 100 while on trains. Mr. Norman has helped organize 10 post iu the state and counts with pride to our local post as be ing one of these. Mr. Norman concluded by giving this toast: Tlie Traveling Man. Just as a log of drift wood, Tossed on the watery main. Another log encounters. Touch, meet, and part again. ■ Tin thus with Drummers ever, On life's unresting sea, They meet, and gveet, and sever, Drifting eternally. Then why not treat us kindly, Ye men of wealth und lore, For soon we’ll meet to sever# To meet again no more? For we ‘u God's own kingdom His songs of praise will hum. And thank our Heavenly Father, No merchants there, to drum. A. F. Hartsell and M. L. Marsh were elected delegates to attend the anuual meeting in Raleigh. Mr, Ritchie and Mr. Smith go by virtue of their offices. Tlie members guve a rising vote of thanks to Mr. Norman for his work here Friday. The members ulso gave a rising vote of thunkk to S. A. Weddiugtou, for his work for the past year as secretary. Better Biscuit Contest. Rocky Mount, April 12—“ The Better Biscuit Contest" which is being conduct ed in Nash county under the supervision of Mrs. E. J. Gordon, county home dem onstration ugent, will be brought to a close Saturday. April 12th, at Nash ville by a club rally, it baa been an nounced bere. In addition to the regu lar prizes a number of prizes are being offered by the different community or ganizations. Among these are trips to camps during the summer months with all expenses paid and scholarships to the short course in training for girl clubs. Prizes for women also wjll be given, it was stated. These Include silverware, stoves, furniture and other household goods. Claimed as the tiniest capital in the world. Tulagi. the administrative cen tre of the 'Solomon Islands, contains about thirty white people and a few Chinese. ' - * " . ™. J T” 1 , ADAIR RESPONSIBLE FOR MBS. CANDLER’S ARREST Atfeute Barites* Man Testifies He Did It Threogh Friendship Fbr Mr Candler. Atlanta, Ga„ April 11—Forest Adair, i prominent Atlanta business man, caused the arrest of Mrs. Asa G. Candler, wife off the millionaire xoft drink manu facturer, here last February when she was Tdund in an apartment with two i men, because of his friendship for “ Candler, Adair testified today at the ’ ouster trial of Chief of Police James L. Beavers. Adair, whose testimony was given in , the form of a deposition, said he acted on his own initiative in the matter and denied that Candler was in any way re sponsible for his wife’s arrest. ; Testifying for the defense, Adair de tailed bow. so’ely out of regnrd for his ! friend, he employed men to shadow Mr*. : Candler because he “suspected her of meeting W. J. Stoddard.” one of the men with whom she was taken into eua > tody; bow he asked Chief of Police ; Beavers to “handle the case” and how he arraugdd with the Chief to raid the place when his (Adair's) agenjp - located Mrs. Candler and Stoddard to ‘ gether. He, alone, was responsible, he ‘ said. ’ ,i The witness emphatically denied that lie was seeking evidence for a divorce • and asserted that, he never mentioned the subject wheu he conferred with ! Chief Beavers on the ease. One of the accusations against She police-.head is that he violated a 'de , partnjent regulation prohibiting police to nil} in gathering divorce evidence, j After a lengthy afternoon session the police; commission which filed the ' charges and iit conducting tlie trial ?re . cessed; tlie hearing until early this even ing. asserting it would complete the trial tonight "if it took all bight.” .1 ' - : L.oji m. — Lanzas , j!| Summer Time is Sports | ! j I Time X and that is the time when !j! j [ Bracelet Watches are in the X ] | greatest demand. ' | ijl STARNES-MILLER- j ' ij| PARKER CO. ]|| Jewelers and Optometrists X MK)OOOCMM>eOOOOOOOOOOOOOOtM. PIGGLY WIGGLY FOR BEST PRICES Extra Fancy Winesap Og. Apples, per dozen Extra Fancy Winesap 23c Apples, per dozen “*** ; Florida Oranges OQ_ per dozen Lettuce, Ific per pound * Tomatoes | C _ per pound * Mel-Bro Lotion “Makes Your Skin Smooth as a Baby’s” For , Pibples, Freckles, Blackheads, and Other Unsightly Blemishes For Sale by All Drug Stores PIGGLY WIGGLY , FOR BEST PRICES Pgs. -5c Gold Dust QEf, 1 Cake soap Free, for __ 5 Cakes Fairy Soap for 9C. 1 Cake Soap Free' a Cakes Clairette Soap, 8 ; oz. Soap, 1 Fairy Soap free. 5 Cakes Glycerine Tar Soap and pkg. Gold Dust Free. And many other bargains in Soaps. Get yours now for the spring clewing- . THE CONCORD* DAILY TRIBUNE I CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT I For the safe investment of your surplus I funds you will find our interest-bearing Cer- I tificates of Deposit most satisfactory. j CITIZENS KELVINATOR MEANS ECONOMY 11 Electric Refrigeration for the Home j Make your own ice economically. The installation of the Kelvin- ij ator is acromptuijjtd by com fort, safety, satisfaction, sanitation and jl iji perfect refrigcratidjjt. Every day in the week, every week in the year j] |j j Jour temperature i#;the same. Rhone 103 or 127 for full information. 8 1 j Shfid, Installed aud Guaranteed by J. Y. PHARR & BRO. Get Your WEATHER PROPHET li • , Now! MADE IN AMERICA—GUARANTEED When the weather is to be fine the children will be out; when stormy weather is approaching the witch will come out from 8 to 24 hours ahead of rain or snow. It is surprisingly reliable on local weath er conditions. Made on strictly scientific .principles. We have secured •a special price on u quantity, aud as long as they- last will sell them for exactly what it cost so retail them—only 69c if you bring this coupon. Every village, city aud farm home should have one. Come und get yours at once or mail your order. Mail orders 8c extra for packing aud postage.- f PEARL DRUG CO. - 1 -i, - -I- ■ . - ME PENNY COLUMNS—IT ILHKVS NR HELLO! SPRINGTIME! | Say It With Flowers— : DRESS UP AND SUCCEED \\ e d like to show you how .well prepared we are to ' ' j | meet the new season. • , ] j ' | This is a special invitation for you to call and look over ]! I i the new fabrics and the latest fashions. < !Two t>ays— Friday and Saturday, April 11 and 12 ‘ 1 f : !* f • 3 'r Special Representative | . Please come early and well have your suit ready in 11 i i time for Easter. . ■ j! Browns - Cannon Co. j| | Is- Where You Get I Eat Milk Made Bread for Lunch will enjoy your mid-day meal if you eat Milk-Made bread. Pure and wholesome, it is de licious sandwich bread, and is fine nourishment. CONCORD STEAM BAKERY miiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiniiiuiiiiiiiHmuimiH WhenMmSf) Think of Paintfem Paperm^EJ or Decorating Let Us Furnish You an Estimate Expert, Dependable Painting Thos F. Rogers E. Means St. 227 N. College St. Concord Charlotte Telephone 1207 Telephone 3800 MgjWßWMHßjlMHjMjljjl Land Deeds, 5 Cents Each, at Times- Tribune Office. | BRANCH OF GORDON MUSIC ACADEMY, Inc. 5 Charlotte, N. C. S j NAN GORDON, Director : STUDIO NOW OPEN In the Smith Building Adjoining City Library x fi MISS GORDON will be in the Studio This Saturday ft a April 12th, at 8 o’clock 5 X Anyone wishing to arrange for ieesons will be welcome to come 8 a and ttcbedule at that time. x W Miss Stauffer will be iu the Studio every Weduesduf' to’ receive Q X anyone desiring information. \ 2 8 ' fMCWI: 4 £ >5 2 NAX GORDON, Teacher of Violin and Saxophone ' ' ■■ W\ : X ANNE STAUFFER Teacher of Piano ft 5 P»OF. CHARLES McILVAIN, Teacher of Voice. 8 X Charlotte Address Headquarters for the Academy: 228 1.2 N. Tryon SL « 8 PHONE 5532 2 ISoooooocnffinnxiwiXHiffiMuuiintMionnQßnaDooooonnoooooriQpQoui *A‘ - . PAGE FIVE Sugar, Goffee,. Rice, Domino Fine Granulated Sugar 100 pound bags $9.50 25 pound bag $2.50 Small lots, per pound 10c High grade Rio Loose Roast Coffee. It’s better than Arbuckle —to go at 25c 2,.500 pounds Good Loose Head Rice, The regular 7 l-2c grade. our price today 7 1-2 We deliver quick everywhere. Your charge account is good with us if you have good rating. Cline & Moose We have the follow ing used cars for sale or exchange: One Buick seven pas? senger touring. One Buick five pas senger touring. One Buick 4-cylin der 5 passenger tour ing. One Oakland five passenger touring. One Ford five pas senger touring with starter. One Ford five pas senger touring with out starter. STANDARD BUICK COMPANY Opposite City Fire Dept
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