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At the best, Canning Time brings many hours of hard j
work, and if ou can get utencils to lighten your labors it is |j
well worth while. Here are some handy items-you will f
find here: >
Fruit Jars —Pints, Quarts, Half Gallons.
3 Jar Caps.
Jar Rubbers. i
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I COAL
pi A splendid lump coal at $7.75
| Best Doubled Screened Jellico $8.75
j- Steam Coal from $5.00 to $6.50
I sell for less because I sell for cash.
Coal buckets free to customers.
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Wo will inspect your oar once per week, keep it greased with ]
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amount of water iu your batteries at these special low club prices:
For open ears—-Only $4.00 per month. ] |
For Closed Cars —Only $4.50 per month. I i
Transmission lubricant will be charged for extra. j 1
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT !
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Hair Line Stripe i:,
Wash Silks l; ■
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$1.65 Yard j |
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Filet Handkerchiefs
Attractive Designs in Fine Hand Work and 9 '
Specially priced at 19c each |
White Belts
All Sizes and Widths and many kinds, white, 8 j
black, and all the sport colors. Plain, perfor- X
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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
I The Concord Daily Tribune
| TIME OF CLOSING OFMAILS.
[ 1 The time of the closing of malls at
the Concord postoffice is as follows:
I I Northbound
| Train No. 34 —3:45 p. ui.
i Traiu No, 44—11:00 p. m.
i Train No. 30—10:00 a. m.
! Train No. 38—9 p. m.
i Train No. SO—11:00 p. m.
Southbound
I Train No. 37 — 9:00 a. m.
I Train No. 40—3:45 p. m.
Train No. 135 9:00 p. m.
Train No. 29—11:00 p. m.
LOCAL MENTION |
Miss Blonda Shaw is confined to her ,
home on account of illness.
There were no new eases of disease re-1
ported to the county health department j
today.
Crnige Douglas, well known colored
j man. who had been ill for several months,
i died at his hornq, here Sunday,
i The Rocky River Communwy Club
1 will meet Thursday uight at 8 o'clock in
| the sclioolhouse. An interesting pro
i gram ha* been arranged for the meeting.
i The Stono Real Estate Co. has sold to
| O. It. Gardner a lot in Brookwood, for
i SIOO, according to a deed filed Monday
1 with Register of Deeds Elliott. Brook
-1 wood is the sub-division just north of
the lax'ke Cotton Mills.
A field of corn at the Jackson Train
ing School has aroused a great deal of
interest. The corn is said to be unusual
ly tine and many persons have paid a
visit to the school to see it. All of the
crops of the school are said to be in fine
condition.
The No. 10 Township Sunday School
Convention will begin ou Thursday morn
ing. July 31st, at 10 o'clock, at Bethel
Church. Rev. Jesse C. Rowan, of the
First Presbyterian Church, of this city,
will make a talk at 11 o'clock ou the
opening morning.
Fourteen defendants were tried in re-1
corder's court Monday afternoon and they |
paid fiues and costs totalling $111.30. As
sault on a female and having liquor were
the most serious charges lodged against i
any of the defendants, nine of them hav
ing been charged with speeding.
Mt. Pleasant and other points in No.
8 township were visited by a heavy rain
Monday afternoon. The rain also visited
Townships !> and 11. A heavy cloud hung
over Concord most of Monday afternoon
but only a light shower fell here. The
rain in Mt. Pleasant was very severe, ac
cording to reports reaching Concord to
day.
Interest in the race in the American
League is increasing daily now. Two
weeks ago the Washington Senators were
on top and now they are in third place
with New York leading and Detroit in
' second place. The, Tigers defeated the
Yankees yesterduy and are now but half
a game from the lead. In the National
League the Giants are leading by more
than six panics.
Salisbury Post: The Paul Rubber Co.
has been adjudicated a bankrupt. The
petition signed by W. C. Mnupin. W. E.
MeWhirter and W. J. McDaniels was
signed by Judge H. H. Watkins in
Greensboro Saturday and returned to
John Busby, referee in bankrutpey, here.
Mr. Busby has called a meeting of the
creditors to be held in his office in Sal
isbury, Suturday, August 2nd.
The funeral of S. C. Fisher, well known
citizen of this city, who died Sunday,
was held this morning at 10 o'clock at
Calvary Lutheran Church, of which he
had been an active member for some
time. The services were conducted by
the pastor of the church. Rev. XI. L. Kes
ter, and interment was made in Oakwood
cemetery. The services were attended by
a large concourse of relatives and friends.
Concord is represented on the commit
tees appointed by J. Paul Leonard, exec
utive secretary of the North Carolina
Merchants Association, to serve for the i
coming year. W. A. Overt-ash, prexi- j
dent of the Concord association, is a ,
member of the State finance committee,
and W. A. Wilkinson is a member of the
State insurance committee. Both men
have been active in the affairs of the as
sociation in Concord.
All children who will eall in person
at the Elks Home between 3 and 4
o’ejock Wednesday afternoon will be
given free tickets to the Pastime Theatre
at its show from 9 to 12 o'clock Friday
morning. These pictures eacli week
will be censored by Mr. Blanks, secre
tary of the Y. XI. C. A. The kiddies 1
are being given this treat by members [
of the Concord Lodge 'of Elks, aud will i
give away free tickets each Wednesday 1
afternoon. The tickets are good only !
at the morning shows given at the the- i
atres. I j
Pool at Y Has Banner Day. !|
Two hundred and sixty-five men aud 2
women, boys and girls enjoyed the cool 1
clean water at the Y. This sets a rec- 2
ord for the local pool. Friday night at C
7:30 there will be an exhibition of swim- I
and diving open to all visitors. This will 2
precede the local concert and movie show j
on the lawn. A record crAwfi is expected ]
to be present. il
Carolina Peach Show July 30-31. |j
(By the Associated Press.) 1
Hamlet, N. C., July 22. —The Carol!- C
na-Bandbill Peach Show will be held S
here on July 30 and 31 and final prepa- 2
rations are well underway for the exhib
it* which the managers say will be the
greatest that have been shown in the
four years existence of the association.
The show is a non-money making insti- j
tntion, the directors state, and the show
has been financed by the citizens of Ham- 1
let. Everything at the show will be i
free. , ,i
Besides the regular display of crops, the ]
visitors will be treated to rides through i
the peach orchards and band concerts by 1
the Fifth Artillery Band of Fort Bragg. I (
W. o. W. NOTICE.
Regular meeting of Elm Camp No. j
16 W. O. W. Tuesday evening at 8:00 2
o’clock in the Moose Lodge Room. Every J
member is urged to be present.
W. R, FIBBER. O. C. !|
R. C. LITAKER, Clerk.
A “Bicycle Nest" Located.
Wilmington. X. C.. July 21.—What is
believed by the police to be a "bicycle
nest" was located early yesterday morn
ing by Officers Tom Hall and B. W. Jac
obs. In (he rear of the house where the
"nest" was located the police say that
they found about a dozen bicycles and
more than a cart load of tires ami equip
ment.
When the officers approached the house
a young boy ran away and the police
state that the woman who occupies the
house told them that the boy had been
bringing blc.vdes and equipment there
for some time. The isilice expressed the
boy had been changing the wheels from
one frame to another in an effort to dis
guise them.
A cheek up on the serial number of
the wheels was attempted by Lieutenant
J. J. Moore hut he stated that most of
the figures were too dim to read and that
, the name plates had been removed thus
j making it a difficult matted to find the
owners.
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Arkansas Lady Says Mother *
Gave Her Cardui and She Had.
No More Trouble of
This Kind.
Lamar, Ark. —Mrs. Edith Seem an,
here, recently made the following
■tatfiment describing her experience in
the use at Cardui:
"I had pain in my back and sldea;
nad sick headaohes and my noae would
bleed. I couldn’t sit up at all.
“My mother gave me Cardui. I took
about a half bottle and at this ... I
was able to get up and help with the
work. Next time I took it again, and
now, after taking two bottles, I do not
have any trouble at all at this time.
I gained, my skin cleared up, I am
healthy and strong.
“My mother took Cardui for a weak,
! run-down condition. It did her more
1 good for weakness and nervousness
than any medicine she has ever taken.
She took six bottles in aIL We recom
mend it and certainly know its worth."
The foregoing is one out of thou
sands of statements which have been
received from users of Cardui, the
woman’s tonic. If you are a sufferer
from womanly ailments, try Cardui. It'
may be just what you need. At your
dealer's. NC-156
Summer Hints
For Young Mothers
Acute Indigestion
Is A Food Problem
It ix hard on.a child to suffer indi
gestion in summer.
Usually there is fever and vomitting,
apt to he very prostrating.
One way to prevent such attacks is
to gee to it .that the child does not eat
heavily when over-tired.
Often the trouble may be traced to
improper foQjl, which should bo stopped
immediately.
As for treatment do not forget that
in indigestion, the organs have quit op
erating, and" the bowel is full of undi
gested food.
Don't wofry about the stomach—it
will empty itself. But give a good clear
ing out treatment. I.iv-oa-lax will do
the work thoroughly.
Then put the child on a very light diet
for a few days.
You can get a good-sized bottle.of Liv
o-lax at the drug store for 30c. di
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s \Ve have installed a complete Pleating Machine, and
j< also machine with which we can cover buttons in any col-
O or or style desired. Can take care of all work of this kind
5 on Short notice.
g ALL WORK GUARANTEED
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| JULY CLEARANCE SALE
| The Prices Are Moving the Merchan
dise
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ON SALE SATURDAY AND MONDAY
5,000 Pieces China Table Ware, Tea Cups, Saucers, Plates, 8
Bowls, Dishes of Every Kind that go on the table. Sale 9
12 l-2c, 15c, 20c, 25c and on • \
Step Lively—Get Your Share of the Good Things |
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Popular song* are even more tea-
M tmg when you try to remember
•rbere the tunea were stolen
Always carry a pump or a stump
speaker along on an auto trip in case
you have to tlx a puncture
Stiff collars are going out of stylo
Men wear soft collar* now to pro
tect the women’s neck*.
No matter how old an old maid
• the like* to aay “We girls.“
A blind man la the only one whc
• han't aee any use for silk stocking*.
Nearly everybody knows who will
he our next president, but they don't
all agree.
A president has a tough Job The
| people are his landlord* and he h#P
to argue with them every day V’/ ■
Can t have much fan any more.
Man In Texas was fined lust for bit
ting a baseball umpire:
You see auto* parked all alone the
eountry roads these nights, perhaps
to save gas.
Thinking twice before you speak to
tetter speaking twice before
you think.
Some women won't be happy in
heaven unless they get new wings
every pay day.
Procrastination a one thief never
stopped
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There ten t much about a loafer to
make fortune smile
Many men who pass for optimists
are Just too lazy to kick
A dream to a nightmare when she
has her hair rolled up
We have so much trouble because
we make it for everybody else
The straight and narrow path Is
wide er >«i*rh for Its traffic.
You cen t get ahead by spending
your time get.. even.
Keeping a friend lr, hot water wll>
eventually cook your goose.
NOTE - OF THANKS.
We wish to express our sincere appre
ciation for the many favors and the sym
pathy extended us during the death anh
burial of our dear wife and mother.
0. R. BLACKWEI.DER AND
22-lt-p. CHILDREN.
You Know a Tonic is Good
when it makes you eat like a hungry
boy and brings back the color to your
cheeks. You c»n goon feel the
Strengthening. Invigorating Effect of
GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC
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CONCORD COTTON MARKET
TUESDAY. JULY 22, 1924
ipotton .28 1-2
jCotton seed .35
KEEP COOL IN HOOVER’S SUMMER WEARABLES ;
Suits, Mohairs, Tropical Worsteds, Seersuckers, Lin
ens, Flannels, everything for your comfort.
Featuring ft 19-inch bottom gray imported English
Flannel trouser for July and August.
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Special price of $2.00 on all Hose for ten days.
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Car —$599.00 Delivered.
MOTOR & TIRE SERVICE CO.
CHEVROLET DEALERS, CONCORD i
Sales and Service
Phone 298 19-25 E. Corbin St.
i j North Carolina Popular Excursion
11 WASHINGTON, D. C. |
July 26th, 1924 j|j
| southern Railway system jj
i i Tickets good three whole days and two nights in Washington. | |
Round trip fare from Concord $10.50. i i
i i Pullman deeping cars and high class day coaches.
Special train leaves Concord 7:40 P. M., July 26th. Arrives at i i
| | Washington 7:00 A. M., July 27th. 1 i
Round trip tickets on sale from all stations on Southern Railway | \
]l l in North Carolina, for this excursion. See circular. iji t
i Tickets from branch line points sold for regular trains connecting 11
i i with special train at junction points main line Charlotte to Danville. j |
' ' Tickets sold from stations on main line Charlotte to Danville for ape- ii
i i cial train only, July 26th. j
’ Tickets good to return on all regular trains (except train 37) up ]ll
|l| to and including train S 3 leaving Washington 9:35 P. M., July 29th.
A rare opportunity to visit the Nation’s Capital, tj. S. Mint, Con- J !
i i gresional Library, The White House, Washington Monument, Bureau i !
J | of Engraving, Mount Vernon, and various other Government buildings 11
i and points of interest. i j i [
Make your Pnllman sleeping car reservations early. For further ill
| ' information call on any South am Railway agent.
M. E. WOODY, R. H. GRAHAM,
! Ticket Agent, Division Passenger Agent, i
Concord, N, G Charlott,* N. G ]! |
CONOORD PRODUCT MARKET
(Corrected Weekly hy Qtoe * Moo#*.)
Figures named represent priced paid
lor ptodnee aa the market:
Bgga .25
Batter .25
oantry Bam .25
Conn toy Shoulder .16
Country Sides .15
Young chickens .25
Bat .16
Tvrkv to Ml
Lard ■ .12 1-3
Sweet Pototoea 1.4$
Irish Potatoes ,H
Onions SI.OO
Peas ... --I"”- 2.0*
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