Monday, August 4, 1924
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I Special Sale All This Week I
Includes all Oxfords ahd Strap Pumps in Satins, Suedes 8 (
and all Leathers, in the most desirable, styles for the season 81
Wces $1.98 TO $5.95
PARKER’S SHOE STORE j
WHERE you save
SPECIAL LOW PRICES
On Seasonable Footwear
Several novel patterns just received in white and patent
kid. Specially priced at $4.95 ami $5.95
Extraordinary Valtfes in Patent Satin and Kid $3.95 to $7.95 I
All Latest Designs and Wondervul Values at Prices Offered
Odd Lots, Special SI.OO to $3.45
DON’T FAIL tO VISIT
S. S. Brown Shoe Store
QUALITY FIRST
; PHONE 116 ‘ ' »
| SPLENDID FARMsIorImI
i i 55 acres on public road four miles north of Court House, <5 room i i
; house, double barn, out buildings timber, 25 acres dredged bottom. j j
i 1 238 Acres near. Georgeville, t room Bouse, outbuildings, $5,000. SI,OOO ,
cash, balance on easy terms. < •
138 acres on public roa« 3 miles north of Cqur# House, splendid build- j |
i ings, 50 acres dredged bottom land, a splendid daily farm. SI,OOO 'j ,
11 cash, balance on easy terms. 1
J | 175 acres, the Cotes place, in No. 7 toyrnship, on public road, good ] \
i i neighborhood, good buildings, timber, at a real bargain. i
; 1 108 acres at Glass, the Itogers farm, very 'desirable, will seH as a whole j
! 11 or cut.lt to suit the purchaser. . . ,
i 103 acres on Concord-Midland Highway with good buildings, $40.00 per i
! •*o«" , 'S<»es two miles east of Kannapolis, s4o.oo.peracre, ,-.j
• '' 08 acres two miles cast so Kannapolis with buildings aud timber. i
] | '2OO acres on Highway two miles from Midland with splendid buildings. j
i i of the best farms iu the county. . i
l[i '520 Acres on public road near Goorgeville at real bargain. Will cut i
J | to suit the purchaser. Terms easy. j
i 103 acres 3 miles east of Kannapolis, $3,000; a real bargain, half cash, , ,
V balance on easy terms, fine meadow, some timber. 11
JOHN t PATTERSON & CO.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
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I What KELVINATOR Is and Does §!
• KEIA’INATOR is the name of an electrical refrigerating unit that 5
fits right into the ice box you now have, and eliminates forevermore the Jl|
!..• inconvenience and inefficiency of ice-cooled refrigeration. iji
It maintains a dry, unvarying atmosphere in your refrigerator at jij
all times. , ,
It uTaintaius u certain predetermined temperature aud requires no iji
attention whatsoever, after its installation.
It produces a temperature considerably lower than that produced iji
by ice.
It freezes crystal clear cubes of ice for the table or the slfk room. jij
It is a model of cleanliness and sanitation. It saves labor, food, an
noyance and money. It costs less than ice to operate, aud its first cost
is not a burden. It js operating successfully ju more than 40/JtHi homes,
nine of these in Concord. Ask for the gpmes of those using them.
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(•y the Associated Prr»».)
(By Courtesy of ftitlio Digest)
Program for August 4th.
WGR Buffalo (310) 4:30-5:30 mu
sic: 5:30 news; 7-0 concert; 9:30 dance.
WLW Cincinnati (428) 7 gl-and op
era.
WBAI Cincinnati (300) 9 music.
WHK Cleveland (283) 4:30 music,
baseball, news,
WTAM Cleveland (390 ) 5 concert,
baseball; 7 concert.
WFAA Dallas News (470) 8:30-0:30
old fiddlers. ...
WOC Davenport (484) 8 musical; 10
musical.
. WWJ Detroit News (517) 0 band:
8 :30 News orchestra,
WCX Detroit Free Dress (517) 5
concert; 7:30 opera “Rigoletto,”
WHO Des Moines (52tQ 7:30-9 mu
sical.
WTAS Elgin (280 ) 7:15 organ; 7:20-
11 entertainment.
KFKX Hastings (341) 0:30 dance.
WOS Jefferson City (440.0 ) 8 band,
pianist. ,
WDAF Kansas City Star (411) 3:30-
4:30 trio; 5 Boy Scouts; C-7 School of
the Air.
WHB Kansas City (411) 7-8 address,
music.
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water COMMERCE CATECHISM
Greensboro News.
The Daily News will be glad to receive
and will undertake to find answers to
any questions touching on the matter
of the report of the North Carolina
transportation commission and Its rec
ommendations looking to the develop
ment of ports and waters transportation
in the state in connection with th,e ts :
tablishmcnt of an east and west line of
railway across the state.
Herewith is presented reply to one of
the questions previously appearing on
this page;
Question:
Gitmted that the State acquires a rail
road across the state from east to west
and develops water tritnhfioitatiou. wltaf
are we going to transport by water?
The trucking products of the east are
probably too perishable for water trans
portation. The bulk of the cotton and
tobacco is produced inland and to a very
large extent consumed in our own in
land towns. Is it certain that the por
tion that is shipped out can be shipped
materially cheaper by shipping on rail
road to the coast and then on the water
tot destination than by shipping ridect
by rail to northern arid western mar
kets?
Answer, by C. G. Yates, chairman of
the traffic bureau of the Chamber of
Commerce of Greensboro.
Let's divide this into four general
leadiugs. namely:
First—Coastwise tonnage. ...
Second —Tonnage between Atlantic and
Pacific coasts.
Third—lnland rail movement.
Fourth —Exports aud imports. i
Coastwise —The query first denis with
tlie trucking products of the east as to
being probably too perishable for water
transportation. The writer is informed
by one who has given this phase a good
deal of study that boat deliveries could
be made in Baltimore and Philadelphia
frohi eastern Carolina more quickly than
by rail.
I find that Greensboro consumes and
distributes approximately 60 cars of New
England potatoes per season which move
ment is almost entirely by boat from
Boston to Norfolk. The amount pur
chased for planting in th'e state and the
constitution in the state at large, wliieh
moves by boat, must be enormous. The
amounts to a very large tonnage. Greens-;
boro annually consumes and distributes
approximately 150 carloads. The sugar
refineries are located along our seaboard
and sugar is attractive tonnage for boat
lines and should he brought into North
Carolina port both from the northeast,
and southeast by boats.
Our manufactured products consist
principally of cotton piece goods, tobuc
co and furniture. A recognized author
ity speaking of cotton mill indust us Re
cently stated that we are making vir
tually all the articles of cotton manu
facture for which there is a market
throughout the world. Nearly all of
this that is exported leaves this country
through New York and why should not
this vast tonnage move through the clos
est port ..to the point manufactured,
which would be a North Carolina port?
Merchandise and miscellaneous com
modities that tire consumed and manu
factured in North Carolina today are
attractive to the coastwise steamers and
this tonnage has much to do with the
present prosperity of i lie port of Nor
folk and the steamer lines serving it.
Busiuetss Between Atlantic aud Pa
cific Coasts—North Curdnhn receives a
large amount per annum of shingles and
doors from the northwest Pacific coastfl
Areeusbcro alone receives approximately
100 eors. Virtually all ol this is hauled
by us to other ports and is returned, the
same being true of tobitcho which moves
to (Tie Pacific coast and is transshipped
there for export; A large quantity of
canned goods, dried beans, dried fruit
and other articles originating on the Pa
cific coast are moved via boats to At
lantic ports and from there re-shipped
tot North Carolina territpry.
Inland Kail Movement—The east aud
west lines as mentioned would partici
pate in all business to and rrom the port"
for Interior points, creating tonnage
which now moves over unnatural routes.
Export am| Import—)Ve have in Nortli
Carolina more furniture factories titan
any other southern state and a state
port should attract cargoes of mahogany
iogs for use in this industry as well as
other raw materials for Consumption by
our various industries. "For export our
state port should be attractive for the
exporting of tobacco, cotton piece goods
and furniture which is now either uibv
ing to the north or south of us.
How }sorth Carolina is looked upon
by one of the coastwise steamer Uties
now Immllihg much of our business
through a foreign port was described re
cently in their publication, which, in
part, h? as follows:
“Bich in mineral ami agricultural
wealth and iudjjstpial
Carolina occupies * unique and‘most en
KFI Los Angelos (469) 10 dance;
11 concert; 12 dance.
WEAK New York (492) 2-8 solos,
music, Marine band.
WBBR New ork (273) 6 tenor; 6:15
news: 6:45 tenor.
WHS New York (366) 1-9 p. m.
tallT music, orchestras, solos; 10-12 Bo
hemian show.
IVOR Newark (405 ) 6:30-9 p. m.
talks', Monday nighters.
KGO Oakland (312) 10 educational.
WOO Philadelphia (509) 5:80 orches
tra; 6 talk; 7:10 orchestra: 8:30 dance.
WDAR Philadelphia (395 ) 5:30 talk:
6 orchestra ; 7:30 cocert; 8 dance.
WFI Philadelphia (395 ) 4 talk; 4:30
orchestra. \
AVIP Philadelphia (509) 4:05 dance;
5 talk.
KGW Portland (492) 10 musical.
AVCAE Pittsburgh (462 ) 4:30 con
cert ; 6 ukulele lesson ; 7 :30 orchestra :
9 entertainment,
KPO San Francisco (423 ) 9-1 a. m.
musical, orchstra, band.
WGY Schenectady (380) 6:45 mu
sical.
KFOA Seattle (455) 10:30 dance.
WIIAZ Troy (380) 8 orchestra, solo
viable position amoiig her sister states.
“Extending from the gently sloping
shores of the Atlanta to the lofty
ranges of the ‘Blue Ridge' and 'Great
Smoky mountains,' tlie state of North
Carolina presents, possibly, more marked
contrasts in topogrhphy, soil and climat
ic conditions than any other in the
Union. Traveling front 1 east, to west,
one would successively pass through a
low-lying sandy bjelt extending some 410
’ to lOft miles inland from the coast, a
i gently rolling and extremely fertile mid
dle-coitijtry, and finally into tjie' rugged
mountainous region of tile western por
tion —the ‘Land of the Sky’ and ‘Sap
phire’ country, famed the world over for
its unsurpassed scenery and containing
the highest peaks east of the ‘Rockies.'
“As varied as the surface of the laud
is the character of soil, Its resources hnd
the climate. Along the Atlantic sea
board the climate is mild, the air being
tempered by the waters of innumerable
sounds and inlets indenting the shores.
Here the soil Is of a light’ sandy loam ad
mirably adapted to the raising of truck,
peanuts, rice, tobacco and cotton. Here
too, is the great timber section of spruce
and pine, producing immense quantities
of lumber and naval stores. In these
pine forests and the hardwood forests of
! of the western section of the state are
I tot be found the largest supplies of lum
, ber in the eastern half of the United
I States.
“The central portion of North Caro
i linn, extending from the sandy belt which
I skirts the coast westward to the qinun-
I tains, possesses a most equable climate
i and fertile soil readily responding to cul
tivation and yielding the great crops of
tobacco, cotton, sweet potatoes and ce
reals of various kinds which go to make
up the agricultural wealth of the state.
The mineral deposits are located both
in this section and among the mountain
ranges of the west. Here, too, are lo
cated the large industrial centers, the
great textile mills, tobacco manufactur
ing plants, furniture, factories, etc..
which have placed the state of North
Carolina among the leaders as manufac
turing state. That her claims to in
dustrial importance are not without sub
stantial founditibn in fact, one need oniy
be reminded of the following:
“Korth Carolina leads the world in the
I manufacture of tobacco and cigarettes.
It has more cotton milk# than any other
state in the Union, consuming annually
over 1.100,000 bales of raw cotton. It
has the largest aluminum plant in the
world, the largest pulp mill in the United
States and leads the South in the num
ber of furniture factories as well as in
the value of their output. 11l the value
of its agriculture North Carolina, ranks
fifth among the states. It stands sec
ond in the production of tobioco, third
in production of peanuts and sweet po
tatoes and, as evidence of the fertility
of its soil, the records show that North
Carolina has grown more corn to the acre
than any other state in the Union.”
As successful transportation either rail ]
or water depends upon a prosperous i
community, how can there be any doubt 1
but what North Carolina can support ]
and build up a real port if other states <
not huving its advantages have done i
so? j
It is said that women now comprise
the majority of all Workers in the vast
textile industry off Euglaud. (
Fniit Jars* All Sizes i
Fruit Cans* Pints ahd
Quarts
Col-Pak Cannets For
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The New Hardware
Store |
Ritchie Caldwell
Company, Inc.
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Always buy poultry feeds in Checkerboard Bags.
The checkerboard represents twenty-seven years’
experience in the science of balancing a ration.
That’s why you are guaranteed more eggs or money
| back when you feed Purina Chicken Chowder with
B Purina Hen Chow.
| CASH FEED STORE
I Phone 122 . , S. Church St. I
I Constantly Improved But No jij
Yeary Changes
Dodge Brothers Motor Car retains its basic design year after year, t '
Improvements are made constantly but there are no radical cliang- 11
es. This policy protects owners from the rapid depreciation loss which ! !
invariably attends the periodic announcements of new styles. It also 11
enables Dodge Brothers to effect an appreciable saving in manufacture \ j
and this saving is faithfully returned to the buyer in the form of sur- i i
plus value. i i
Corl Motor Co.
West Depot Street Phone 630 j
STORAGE v REPAIRS 8
I Rug Preparedness for the Coming i j
Winter Should Have Your At
tention Now! jjj
If the home is to be made cozy aud inviting for the long indoor jlj
mouths, the rugs should be among the first furnishings to have thorough l|i
cleansing. I j I
Let us do this for you. Our cleansing removes every atom of dirt I l '
aud destroys every lurking germ, every trace of insect larvae. It raises i|>
the pile, brings out the colors and enriches the fabric generally.
We call for and return them promptly. Phone us. X
Bobs Dry Cleaning Co. jjj
PHONE 737
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What the Mutual Oil Company
Means to Cabarrus County | j
j First: It is another corporation which helps the ! !
: growth of the county.
jlj , Sfecdttth It IS a cbrpol-atidrt which will retain ih I
; the county ail of its share bf the §150,6(10 profit !
j that i§ ledvihg the fcotihtt etefy year.
|jj Third: As an independent oil company, buying j j
]ji carefully and continuously, this county is assured
; j that the Mutual Oil Company will buy only from the ! I
;j| companies who sell the Best kerosene, gasoline and j j
ijl motor oils.
j Fourth: The county has a corporation whose offi- I !
;; cers and stockholders are all citizens of the county j
j and hvery bite, individually and collectively, is I i
j j back of every public improvement.
Remember our Opaline Oils are guaranteed to x
j meet or exceed the maximum specifications set by g
: the Automotive Engineers of America.
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