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Kannapolis. Oct. I.—Miss Lorene
Thompson, of Wood leaf, will speud the
winter with her aunt. Mrs. W. (\ Gra
ham.
c ,A. E, Tillman, who has spent the
with relatives in North Oaro-
returned to Georgia Monday.
Jaiiss Hilda Swindell has accepted a
position with l*arks-Be!k and I’omimn.v.
Miss Norirta Scarboro entertained
Miss Eva Goble at supper Monday eve
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. 1.. V. Elliott and family,
of Concord. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. It. E. (ioble.
Mr. and Mrs. 1.. E. I>ennis returned
from HTvierteld, W. Va.. Saturday night,
Dennis has accepted a position as
Fwsistant manager of Efird's Department
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' Miss Sallie Koehler and Lawrence
Leonard were the guests of Miss Eva
Goble Sunday.
( The Concord & Kannapolis Gas Co.
| funds for the extension of mains, building im
provements and general expansion work. Therefore
1 AN OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED
The citizens of Concord to participate in the profits of the
I Southern Gas and Power Corporation
(which owns and operates the Concord & Kannapolis Gas
Company)
| by subscribing to a limited amount of its
7 PER CENT. CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK
with dividends payable on Jan. l,Mar. 1, July 1 and Oct. 1
Subscriptions may be made for cash or on very liberal par
tional payments, to be paid with your gas bill.
' This issue has been authorized for sale in North Carolina
by the State Insurance Commissioner.
Subscriptions will be received by
I The Concord & Kannapolis Gas Co., or
I Cabarrus Savings Bank Citizens Bank & Trust Co. Concord National Bank
1 Or Any Employee of the Gas Company
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| A Quarterly Dividend of one and three quartars per cent pet* share)
lon the Preferred Stock of the Corporation nas been declared,,pay able Octo
| ber first to stockholders of record September 25th, 1924.
I A. C. Dock man left Monday for Win
ston-Salem. where he is spending the
I Aveek.
In spite of the inclement weather the
by the pastor. Kev. Mr. Moser, of Trin
ity Methodist Church. is being well at
tended. Fine sermons are being deliv
ered and the pastor and congregation
feel that much good is being accom
plished. Kev. (\ K. Turner, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, has been reg
ular in attendance and leader of the
singing. Members of various churches
of the city are taking part. The meet
ing will continue until Sunday.
A series of revival meetings will be
gin at the First Baptist Church Sun
day. October ;"ith.
Miss Kuby Nauce has resigned her po
sition with the Charlotte Flint Com
i puny and will spend several weeks with
| home folks.
j Mrs. Archie Keary and children have
! returned froifi China Grove where they
I have been visiting Mrs. Keary’s mother.
| Miss Geneva Graeber has accepted a
position as stenographer with the Frick
• Machine Conijmny in Charlotte.
> Born. September 2Ntli. a son to Mr.
HUE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
Entertains the Neighborhood
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PWPPfw-.
If you think you have nimble joints, just try these stunts. Olga Duewell*
SL of Salina, Kas., decided she would ti*v some of the acts she su\v in a
circus. She found the stunts were easy for her and now each evening she
gives an exhibition on the lawn of her horns and never hicks for spectators.
and Mrs. Bayne, on MaSle Street.
11 art; Id Aycock. who has been making !
music with an orchestra in Florida, has I
returned to Kannapolis.
Miss Kcs.al.vn Keid, of Kidge Avenue, ;
ay as the guest of Miss Mary Connell at I
Wingate College, at Wingate Sunday. i
Miss Nell Sherrill", who recently under-j
went ail operation for appendicitis in !
Charlotte, is improving and returned {
licane Thursday.
Mrs. John Kutledge. wju* Ims been i!l |
for some time, has returned' from Phil- j
adelphia. aud is improving.
Miss Mary Wampler left Sunday for;
Chicago to resume her post graduate’
course in nursing. Miss Wampler is >
expecting to finish in January.
Mrs. C. I*. Moose, formerly of Fisher's. (
Jins accepted a position with Efird's De-;
pa runout Store. The following have J
also accepted work as clerks: E. G. j
C oke. Mrs. Little. Miss Kryce j
Mis. Linker and Miss Virginia \ iola.
of Concord, and Miss Milky Graeber. of.
Concord, as •cashier, and Miss Midlie j
Brown as milliner. Misses Margaret ]
Fisher, Mable Gilliam. Mrs. M. F. Sos
samon. Mrs. Kin Huger and Winifred
Montgomery. George Brown and Millard j
Stonestreet. of Kannapolis.
Miss Beatrice Keid. Bearle James and
Odea and Carr James, of Stokes county. ;
were tin 1 guests of Miss Until Sherrill j
and* Koselyn Keid Sunday. 1
| I‘mil Owousby ha* accepted a position
|at tile Stonewall Jackson Trainging
I School as a music teacher.
j Military traditions in China provide
for •oisiwusion of hostilities when the
i weather becomes bad. ' A terrific raln
| storm, which continued several flours.
! recently halted fighting between the
jChe-Kiang and Kiang-Su armin', west
jof Shanghai.
j Persians believe that on a certain
; charmed day—a secret which but few
; have ever discovered—the rose lias a
| heart of gold.
This Will Astonish
Concord People
I The QI’IUK action of simple camphor,
i hydrastis, witch hazel, etc., qs mixed in
Lavoptik eye wash, will surprise Con-
I cord people. One man was helped ini
! mediately, after suffering with sore and
rod tyes for 15 years. An elderly lady
reports latvoptik strengthened her eyes
iso she can iioav read. One sma.l bot
| tie usually helps ANY EASE weak,
strained or inflamed eyes. Aluminum
; eye cup FKEE . IVarl Drug Company.
: Sold in Kannapolis by F. L. Smith Drug
1 Company.
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SIMONE PE LA CHALME
, j (HIS voung lady of France, Mil*'.
I Simone de la Chaume, has
flashed across the golf heavens
as did Suzanne Lenglen in tennis a
few rears ago. She showed well in
the French open ladies’ golf cham
pionship at the age of 14. and has
been winning ever since.
MOSES HOLSHOL’SEH
HI'RT BY EXPLOSION
Rowan Man May Lose Arms As Result
of Accident at (told Hill.—Other Sal
isbury News.
Salisbury. Sept. 30.—Mokcs L. llols
liouser. of Hold Hjl). is in the Salisbury
Hospital suffering from several wounds
and bruises caused by the unexpected ex
plosion of dynamite at a gold mine at
Hold Hill where be was employed. Both
arms are badly torn anil may have to be
amputated, His face was badly cut
and it was thought both eyes were out
but he can see a little now and the
sight may be saved.
The "Made-in-ltowan" exposition that
was to be field October 20 to 25 has
been postpone*! to December 10 to 13
in order that the Lyon tabernacle may
be used. The I.you meeting will have
closed by this late date and flic taber
nacle furnishes a larger place for the
holding of the exposition.
Governor Morrison has reduced to
eight month* the sixteen months sentence
of Hoy Cuub'.e who is on the Rowan
toads following conviction of running a
bawdy house in Salisbury. About five
mcntli* of j-he sentence bus been served.
The governor gives as reasons for com
mutation that the prisoner suffered finan
cial loss by tlie closing of tile hotel of
which lie was manager, and that others
indicted have escaped punishment.
How to Live Long and Enjoy Life.
By H. H. LAYBIRN
Live out of doors us much as you
can,
Never have your house warmer than
70 degrees.
Be temperate iu all things. Do noth
ing to excess.
Be companionable with yourself as
weil as others.
Drink lots of pure cold water; it is
tile king of drinks.
Do not be over serious. Have a scuse
i f humor. 1 .augh heartily at least once
a clay.
Best when it js necessary; this is
the dynamo that will help to recharge The
human tiiaehine. *
Have pure thoughts and clean lan
guage. Never say anything that is not
Worth telling your mother.
'Lead a regular life. Retire at tile
same time every night jpst as you , eat
at tlie same time each day.
Get ■ plenty of sleep— at least eight
hours. Sleep warm, but not under a
great weight -its it is harmful.
Keep clean. Look pleasant. Smile
often. Think nobly. Banish fear. Be
honest. Stand erect. 'Be neat.
l’ut money in some savings institu
tion regularly. Os course, be generous,
but remember to be just before you are
generous.
Be good ; and that-tueuns. be Godly—
for God is gojpd. Be on speaking .terms
with the f'rcater. Make Him jour
friend. . . ~V • ’ , ’
Have a hobby. Play keep* you yuung
and noble. Be cheerful. Do not worry.
It is a joy to live dnd each individual
should get' the most out of life.
Take exercise so as to keep your blood
moving. Walking is a good healthy, en
joyable exercise. Some ©He has said,
“Exercise: fast; take medicide, or—be
sick." S . .
Bathe each day. A hot. bath at lpast
once a week and a eojtl or tepid one
each day. __ But make the bath brief
and snappy—-time is valuable.
Keep your feet dry and your head Cool.
Breathe in lads of fresh air. I)o not ?ver
eat. A little food Vn-lj elitwed is bet
ter than p grept „ nWoput wallowed
without eMjtfttftt«gfcp«rly.
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Guatemala -rabies in attitude all the
way from sew level ,*** . about lfJßOil feet,
or a s h\gh iija teak, lifßt
ail average «tvafh»h ’nf pawbifhly sSoj|fr
feet. The tetttppimMu* Wi<*( : ffom
85, with eopl phtlßsalfi the yiar round'
in tlie j
A- i
Very little' silk ik produced J anywhere
in tlj'e British Ennjjsk. . with; the .
highest record, V«comjts “ fpj iouly Wo I
per cent of th<j worltta prodafction. } I
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HOW GREAT MEN;
MAKE LOVE ;
AS revealed BY THEIR I I
Lv>VE | LETTERS J [
»/JOSEPH KAYE *: 'j j
((£ Ly Wta«eler Syndicate. Inc.)
JOHN C. CALHOUN AND
FLORIDE CQLHOUN
«»T REJOICE, my dearest Florlde,"
wrote Calhoun, the fatuous
American statesman, to Florlde Col
houn, a relative with whom he fell
In love, “that the .period is fnst ap
proaching when it will be no longer
necessary to address you through the
cold medium of a-letfer. At furthest
It cannot lie much longer than a
month before I shall behold the object
of my hopes and desire?. . . .”
"My dearest one, ray' own love
strengthens with each returning day;
may it ripen and mellow with Our
years and may It end In immortal
joys. It gives me much satisfaction
that time and absence make no Im
pression on my love for yon. When
mere personal charms attract the im
pression may be violent but can’t be
lasting and requires the perpetual
presence of the object to keep It
alive; but when the beauty of mind,
the" soft and sweet disposition, the
amiable and lovable character embel
lished with innocence and cheerful
ness are united to the attraction of 1
personal beauty “it bids defiance to
time. Such, my dear Floride, are the
arms by which you have con
quered. . . .”
Floride, like tier tinihe, was a beau
tiful girl and ten years younger than
Calhoun. But in spite of this dis
crepancy in years it was a love match.
Perhaps tliis was due in a measure
to tlie statesman's fascinating love
letters. Calhoun, like many other
political lenders, found that one of
the tilings statecraft teaches is the
way to j, woman's heart.
Imitation pearls are being made in
America from fish scales.
Noah designed the ark
as insurance against
flood. Our new policy is
more up-to-date. It pays
for loss. Investigate.
CoutbemHpme
ranceflfmpan/’
5 CAROLINA INSURANCE].
2 FOR CAROLINA PEOPLE)
Margie McEachern
• AGENT
Phone 396 Concord, N. C.
MY DAUGHTER •
WOULD COY
IT EVERYTHING
Nervous and Irritable. By Taking
Lydia E. Pmkham’s Vegetable Com
.pound Became Entirely Normal I
Clinton, Wisconsin.—“My daughter
was in a very run-down condition, and
fiiiililmninir a8 H irritable ’ 80(1
little thing she was
11 jPinkham’s Yegeta
lli was a girl 1 ? ave
j|| m to her to build her
\_ 2" ; could wish for.
I. m i.y I -,1 wish that every
mother with growing girls would try it
for these troubles girls often have. I
had taken it myself before my girl was
bom, and she was one of the nicest
babies any one could wish to have. I
recommend the Vegetable Compound
to women and gl'iia and cannot praise it
too highly.” Mts. I. A. Kolford,
Box 48, Clinton, Wisconsin.
Mothers can depend upon Lydia JE.
Piakham’s'A'ogetaWeCompound tor*-*
lieve their daughters of those troubles
they so often have. They know from
experience the value of the Vegetable
Compound in the treatment of these
complaints and many, like Mrs.Holford,
give it to their daughters.
ITCHING ECZEMA
DRIED RIGHT UP
BY THIS SULPHUR
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Any totfkinf out of the skin, .van
fiery, itphiqg eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying a ligje MgMlto*
Sulphur, says a noted skin specialist’
fieeaosemf 4ts germ destroying'prober.,
tiesc tW* sulphur preparation' instantly
krmgE tue f ram skin' irritation, soothes
and heals the eczema right. >tipt and
clear and smooth^
! Mentho-Sulphur from any good drug- 1
I gist a«4 >t like • cola cream.- '
TK u rs'day, Oc toße r 2, 1024
Have You Appendicitis
And Don’t Know It?
Much so-called stomach trouble is
reaHy chronic appendicitis. T&is can
often be relieved by simple glycerine,
buckthorn bark, etc., as mixed in Ad
lerikn. Most medicines act qtily on
lower bowel but Adlerika acta on BOTH
upper and lower bowel, and remove* all '
gasses and poison*. Brings out mat
ter you never thought waft in y&ur ays- v
tern. Excellent for obstinate cottstlpa
tiou. Pehrl Drug Company. Sold in
Kannapolis by F. L. Smith Dryg Com
pany. S
Destroys Malarial
Germs in the Blood
and Restores Energy
Grove's
Tasteless
Chill Tonic
y 60c.
|i]|A l<ohol
Does Your Back Acite?
Bad Backs Bring Suffering to Many
Concord Folks.
Is that dull, constant backache mak
ing you old and miserable? Does
your back throb and ache until it
seems you just can’t keep going? Do
you suffer headaches, dizzy spells and
urinary disorders;’feel weak, tired and
worn-out? Then look to your kidneys.
Delay may mean serious kidney sick
ness! Use Doan’s Pills—a stimulant
diuretic to the kidneys. Doan's are
recommended by Concord folks.
Mrs. C. L. Misenheimer, 166 E.
Depot St., Concord, says: “My kid
neys were awfully weak and acted ir
regularly. My back ached so badly I
could hardly straighten up. Dizzy,
nervous headaches made my condition
worse. Doan’s Pills from Gibson’s
Drug Store strengthened my back and
relieved thd aches and pains. The
headaches didn’t trouble me and my
kidneys acted regularly.*’
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Pills the the same that Mrs.
Misenheimer had. Foster-Milburn Qhi
Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
NERVES
Lady Say's She Was In a Desper
ate Condition, But “Now I*
Splendid Health” After
Taking CarduL
Dale, Ind.—"About three years
igo,” says Mrs. Flora Roberts, of this
place, “I had the ,4 flu', which left me in
a desperate condition. I had a bad
sough. I went down in weight to little
jver one hundred pounds, I took dif
ferent medicines—did ■everything, but
nothing seemed to do me any good.
I hurt so badly in the chest at times
[ would have to go to the door to get
my breath. ■-
“I would have the headache and ...
was so weak I felt like I would just
have to sink down and stay there.
“My nerves were shattered. I looked
for something awful to happen—l
would tremble and shake at a noise.
“My mother said, ‘Do try Cardin’,
uid my husband insisted tiU I began
Its use. I used two bottles of Cardui
, . and noted a big improvement in
my conditions I kept up the Cardui
and weigh 180 pounds. Jam how fat
Splendid health—sure am a firm be
ever in Cardui, for I’m satisfied it
iid the work.”
After a weakening illness a tonic is
needed to help regain lost strength.
Many thousands of women have found
Cardui exactly what they needed <for
this purpose. It may be just what
you need, Try it All drug|mts^
j] HAVE DARK HAIR
! AND LOOK YOUNG
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(Nobody Can TWf ’WhSn You B
' ttaTfcen YPadia HMlr
With sage Tea
Grandmother kept her hair beauti
fully darkened, glossy and attractive
With a brew of Sage Tea aad Sulphur.
Whenever her hair took on that dull,
fqded or streaked appearance, this sim
ple mixture was applied with wonder
ful effect. B y asking at any drug store
for “Wyeth’s Sage and Stdphur Com
pound,” you will -gsUatfarge bottle of
this old-time recipe, improved by the
ofc other ingredients, all ready
to use, at very little cost. This sim-
I p.fc mixtuce nan be de ponded upon to
, ; n|jtore natural color and beauty to the
Jrugg'Sts/say everybody
has been applied— it’s, *6 use,
*j | •‘JjJPilJ^'dampen^ comb or
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