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SSiE Wa,ltell; $,50 Month and Nec- i
- essary expenaea. Experience not nec
essary. Send stamped, addressed en
velope for information. Tyainger Cig
ar Co., Box -484, Hampton, Va.
pf • MIHD-p.
! Finger Print Profession Taught By Ex
perts. Earn while you learn at home,
fv Finger Print book free. Satisfaction
guaranteed. AVrite to University of
Applied Science. 11)20 Suunyside Ave.,
Dept. 8001. Chicago. 10-1 t-p.
Agents—Men or AVomen. Greatest Mont
ey harvest ever offered. Itepresent 3-
in-1. World's only Hnt water Bottle
leebag-Fountain Sjfringe oinbiuation.
AVrite for amazing offer. I-obl Mfg.
Co.. Middleboro, Mass. 10-lt-p.
Electricity Taught by Experts. Earn
while you learn at home. Electrical
book and proof lessons free. Satisfac
tion guaranteed and position secured.
AA'rite to Chief Engineer Cooke. 2112
Lawrence Ave., Chicago. 10-lt-p.
Visit the Art Exhibit at Hie New High
School. Open 3 to 4 o’clock each af
ternoon, January 12-10. Admission,
5 and 10 cents. r 9-6 t-p.
Wanted—Eggs for Hatching, Custom
hatching 5 cents per egg. Bay chicks
delivered postpaid. Eggs placed every
Tuesday, beginning January 13th. C.
L. Sims, Harrisburg, N. C. 9-2 t-p.
If ft’s a Nice Order of Barbecue You
like come to Central Case. No. 8 West
Depot street. Open Saturday.
8-3 t-p.
Fine Hats Cheap. New Spring Hats.
Miss Bracken's Bonnet Shop. 8-3 t-p.
One Huese on Vance Street For R*ut.
M. J. Corl. 6-ts.
Land Deeds, Mortgage Deeds. & Cents
each, at Times-Tribune Office.
Visiting Cards Printed, 50 for >I.OO, or
Adding Machine Paper, 20 Cents Per
roll,' 3 rolls for 50 cents, at Tribune
Times Office. t.f.
THE OLD HOME TQWN BY STANLEY
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? FIRE CHIEF OTEY WAL.KER JUMPED
| Down and nabbed the scamp who
S DUMPED EIGHTEEN OLD LAJSTESiNS G 2—,
I IN FRONT OF THE FIRE STATION -
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I The New EFIRD Store
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£ Week-End Specials in Ladies’ and
Misses’Coats
5 Here are just a few of the many extra specials you will find a
Mm i.n our big store: 9
a 13 Fur and Natural Trimmed Coats tOC AA O
t 8 $39.00 value, only 8
3 28 Fur and Natural Trimmed Coats 417 QC O
JJ $29.50 value, only l ▼A • ***** *
MM Fur Trimmed Bolivia Coats 41 C AA
P $25.00 value, only O
X 17 Good Heavy Wool Bolivia Coats 41A AA 5
v $18.50 value only g
| The New EFIRD Store
iTRE PEWtf COLIfIM GETS'»EVERY TRIE
Big Money Selling Everstrate to Colored
people. Enormous demand. Sure re
peater. Eston Co., 2500 2nd Ave., Bir
mingham, Ala. 10-lt-p.
>10,000,000 Company Wants Man To
sell Watkins Home Necessities in Con
cord. More than 150 used daily. In
come $35 to SSO weekly. Experience
unnecessary. AVrite Dept 85, The J.
•R. AVatkins Co.. 155-159 Perry St.,
New York. N. Y. 10-3 t-p.
Delivery! Delivery! Passengers, Pack
ages, or fresh eggs right from the hen
nery. Phone 392. Peck’s Passenger and
Poultry Place. 10-2 t-p.
Lost—ln Kannapolis Between Parks-
Belk’s and Mrs. Martin’s on Chestnut
street, ten dollars, one five and five
ones. Reasonable reward for return
to Lillian Mils, at Parks-Belk’s. Kan
napolis. 9-2 t-p.
For Sale or Trade— 1 Ford Coupe With
starter; 1 Overland 4 Touring; 1
Dodge touring; 1 Buiek Touring, 5-
passenger. Concord Motor Co.
8-4 t-p.
Central Case Moved to No. 8 AA’est Depot
street. AViil open Saturday morning.
Henry McClure, proprietor. 8-3 t-p.
If You Want Texas Hot Dog and Qther
good things to eat come to Central
Case. No. 8 AA'est Depot street. Open
Saturday morning. 8-3 t-p.
For Sale Cheap—A Good Six Koom Bun
galow occupied with water and lights.
Apply to Clias. G. Kearns. 25 American
avenue. 7-6 - 2t-wk.
Call 389 For Dry Pine Wood, Split in
blocks. R. A r . Blackwelder. 27-12 t-p.
For Sale —Six-Room House on Marsh
street, adjoining N. A. Archibald apd
Chief of Police Talbert. See J. B.
Sherrill. ts.
For Sale—Suit of Evening Clothes. Prac
tically new. Address “B,” Box 336. or
call 180. 23-ts.
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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
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, CONCORD HIGHS DEFEAT
THE KANNAPOLIS TEAM
In Hard Fought Game Locals Won Bas
ketball Game Here.
In one of the best though most hectic
! contests ever staged in the city of Con
■ cord, the Highs beat Kannapolis Highs
■ Friday night by a score of 44.41, the
' winning points being scored in an extra
■ five minute period, the score was tied,
. 40 all. at the end of the game.
Both sides played an excellent offensive
' game and both sides put an equally poor
• defense. It was a matter of regularity
for Concord to put in a marker and then
1 have Kannapolis immediately afterward
toss oue through the hoops. The last
five minutes of the contest became a fren
' zied struggle for supremacy, with the
spectators jumping up and down and
yelling at the top of their Inugs.
The game started with a rush. After
a foul shot Concord, with as pretty a bit
of team work as ever put up iu this
place, made two field goals in rapid suc
cession, only to be stopped when the
Kannapolis captain called time out. They
seemed to lose some of their pep as a
result and the score became tied. From
this time on through the first pals. there
was never more than two points differ
ence between the two teems the final
count of this beriod being 18-18.
Between halves. Coach Fanning slip
ped a few bugs in the ears of his chil
dren and at the opening of the second
half the locals seemed to liav ethe game
on ice. At oue time they were nine
points in the lead only to Have Knnuaj)-
olis slowly edge lack toward the even
mark. With only sevn-il seconds to play.
Johnson, captain of the visiting team,
eluded alll guards and placed the ball in
the basket making the score 40-40.
Things looked bad for the locals in
the beginning of the extra period. A foul
shot placed Kannapolis one point in the
lead. Then Alanager Jarratt. despite the
fact that he had split his head in a
collision shortly before, rose to the heights
of glory anil drippled the length of the
floor for a basket. A moment later Cnpt.
Easley pocketed another, which made the
final score.
Both teams displayed good team work.
For Kannapolis Gilliam and Johnson
looked best. Jarratt and Harris stood
out most prominent!/ in the Concord ag
gregation.
Kannapolis Concord
Killiam (!) Jarratt (11)
Gilliam (1) RF. Jarratt (11)
Smith (8) T.F. Liueberger (It)
Johnson (11) C. Lentz (2)
Fowler (11) RG. Hoover (1 1
Props) LG. Harris (12>
Substitutes —Kaunapolis: Rollins for
I’ropst: l’eeler for Gilliam. Concord:
Easley (7) for Liueberger.
AT KUVANLS MEETING
Mr. Scovil Talks on “Christian Citizen
ship.”—Solicitor Long Makes Brief
Talk.
At the regular weekly meeting of the
Kiwanis Club Friday at noon, the Rev.
Charles B. Scovil. rector of All Saints
Episcopal Church, made a talk on
“’Christian Citizenship” which was great
ly enjoyed by all members.
■Mr. ■teovil jwiinted to the rteeensity of J
setting the proper example for the com
ing generation. One of the main things
an altruistic spirit and as an illustra
an althuistie spirit and as an illustra
tion. the difference between the Pharisee
and the Samaritan was shown, the Phar
isee leading a religious life and yet miss
ing the best that there was in life be
cause of his self-centered attitude.
Following Mr. Scovil's talk. Kiwanian
7.e b Long, of Statesville, solicitor for this
district, extruded New A’ear’s greetings
to the Concord club.
Brevard Harris, newly elected presi
dent, presided over the meeting. Tiie
program was in charge of E. Boyd Grady
I and the attendance prize was won by
, John S. Palmer. Lather Hartsell, Jr.,
| was appointed to have charge of the
i meeting next Friday.
1 Court Ad jo tuned Until Monday.
] The Superior Court wound up its erim
i iual cases early Friday afternoon, heard
| the report of the grand jury and adjourn
i ed to meet Monday, at which time the
i civil docket will be heard.
AA’hit Morris was found guilty of as
i sault on a female and was sentenced to
1 the county roads for a period of ten
| months. I-utber Mecslmer. having liquot;
in his possession, and found guilty in the
August term of court, was found not to
have complied with the terms pf the sus
pended sentence which he was given at
that (ime and w a * seutenepd by Judge
Shaw to srve on the county roads for a
period of 90 days.
J Will A. Barnhardt and Dora Goodman
| were ordered to appear in the next term
1 of court and give reason for Barnhardt’s
j non appearance at this term. Grace Cpr-
J trott. charged with prostitution, was
| found to be not guilty but was ordered to
! give S2OO bond fur her appearance at
the next term of court on a charge of
perjury.
Music ,at First Presbyterian Church To
morrow.
| Prelude ’. Dubois
[ Anthem: Recessional DeJCo/eu
| Solo: Selected Mrs. J. B. AA'omble
| I’ostlude: Marche Mendelssohn
| A'espers: —
I Prelude ’ Wagner
I AQthem: These Are They A stair
I Offertory: Breast the AA’avc Christian-.
{ Shelley
I Postlude: Chorale B.ach
| SAM ODOpMAN.
Acting Organist.
j New K. of f. Officers Installed.
C The following oncers for Conqord
I I.odge No. Si K. of I*, were installed
I for the present term at the meeting Ffi-
I day evening:
( E. E. Peele, C. C.
| W. B. Fisher, V. C.
I C. E. Harris. Prelate. *
I &S. Neal. M. of F
I D. W. Moose, M. of Ex.
I R. A. Brower, K. ft. 8.
S C. E. Goodman, M. of W.
I O. A- Swaringen. O. O.
| B. W. Blackwelder, i. G.
Th? Intercollegiate Lacrosse League)
plants an organized campaign with* a
, view Lacrosse one pf the leatl
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RUN-WAY FROM JAIL TO
COURT HOUSE NEEDED
Passage Would Greatly Facilitate Work
of Ouuri, It Is Declared by Cpayt Dev-
Court devotees declare Cabarrus County
should give careful atteutiou now to
the proposed run-way from tjie county
jail to the cutirt room in the court house.
Several grand juries , In recent months
have recommended that the passage way
be built, but so far £pthiug definite in
the matter has been done.
Under the present-Arrangcments Sheriff
Caldwell either has to bring all of the
jail defendants into court at the same
time or send ** deputy to the jail each
time one of the prisoners is wanted. The
arrangement is very unsatisfactory, say
the men wlm spend much time iu the
court room, ami the run-way would great
ly facilitate the work of the court.
It has been suggested that the run-way
connect the second story of the jail and
the court room. The two buildings are
practically on the same level and it would
not require much money, it is believed,
to build the passage way connectiug them.
If the run-way is erected, it is point
ed out, Sheriff Caldwell or one of his
deputies, could step from the court room
to the cells in the jail iu a minute. That
would mean the prisoners could be left
iu their cells until their cases were call
ed and then be returned to their cells in
short order at the completion of their
trials. That would eliminate any chance
of the prisoners escaping aud would make
it possible for the sheriff to conduct his
office during court week with less ex
pense. as he now has to employ deputies
to guard the prisoners while they are in
the court room.
To Consider Having a Trade Day.
A meeting of the Merchants' Associa
tion, the Chamber of Commerce ami any
interested persons has been called for
Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock tp con
sider the matter of a Trade Day.
Tbe meeting was called by a committee
of the Chamber of Commerce appointed
to look into the matter of stimulating
trade during the winter months. The
committee. C. F. Ritchie. A. E. Harris
and E. L. Hicks, decided to have one day
each month when special values will he
given. This plan is to be presented to
the meeting Monday night for the con
sideration of the member. If approved,
dates will be announced as to the be
ginning of the new plan.
At the Theatres.
The Star today is showing Buddy
Roosevelt in "Battliug Buddy,” ami a
comedy. “Goat Getters.”
Franklyn Farnum in "Courage.” and
a comedy, are the features at the l’as
time today.
SHATTERED NERVES
Lauiy Says She Was In a Desper
ate Condition, Bat “Now in
Splendid Health” Alter
Taking Cardui.
Dale, Ind.—“About three years
ago” says Mrs. Flora Roberts, at this
place, “I had the ‘flu’, which left me in
a desperate condition. I had a bad
lough. I went down in weight to little
aver one hundred pounds. I Took dif
ferent medicines—4id everything, but
nothing seemed to do me any good.
[ hurt so badly in the chest at times
t 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
hate 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 Cardui’,
and my husband insisted till I began
Its use. I used two bottles of Caniui
. . . and noted a big improvement in
my condition. I kept up the Cardui
and weigh 180 pounds. lam now in
aplendid health —sure am a firm be
liever in Cardui, for Fm 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
Drugs Excite
the Kidneys,
Drink Water
Taka Salta at First Sign of
Bladder Irritation or
Backache
The American men and women must
guard constantly against kidney-trouble
because we often eat too much rich food.
Our blood is filled with acids which the
kidneys strive to filter out; they weaken
from oyerwork, become sluggish, the
ehmhiMiv? tissues clog and the result
js kidney trouble, bladder weakness and
a general decline in health.
When yoar kidneys feci like lumps
pf lead; your Back hurts or the urine
is cloudy, full of sediment, or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three times
during the night; if you suffer with sick
headache, or dizzy, nervous spells, add
stomach, or if you have rheumatism
when the weather is had, begin drink
ing lots of good soft water and get from
vour pharmacist about’ four ounces of
Jad Salts. Take a tablespoon ful in a
glass of water before breakfast for a
few days and your kidneys may then
act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid pf grapes and lemon juice, com
bined with hthja, and has beep used for
kidneys, to neutralize the acids in the
system so they no longer are a source
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lIfPARKS-BELk CO. [
1 If you are in a hurry to shop, |
come to see us for we carry the |
; j most complete line of Notions |
|to be found in town or this |
I section of the State |
t 25 ■— • -
l H TWQ CENTS.
» S Sonomor Safety Pins, 1 dozen on card, as
n3s sorted sizes, per cr:rd 2c
• B No. 2 Black and White Stay Binding, per
• S roll 2c; 3 far 5c
sE All Color Baby Ribbon, per yard only 2c
Black and White Cable Cord, per yard __ 2c
35 Ladies’ and Children’s Handkerchiefs," 2c
-£5 1 Package Steels Dress Pins, only 2c
1 33 Big Job Lot Lace. Insertion, values, from 5c
'£s to 15c per yard. Special out on table, yd. 2c
j 3 WHAT 5c WILL BUY AT OUR STORE
's® 10c value Stewarts Gold Safety Pins, 5c
s 3 Six cards for 25c
p gsE 10c value Stewarts Guardsman Safety Pins,
1 3 P er car( i sc; 0 for 25c
-5E Dirigo Tooth Picks, only per box 5c
•35 Black Straight Pins, per box 5c
5B No. L 2, :i. 4 and 5 ! lump Hair Pins, pkg. 5c
sg Liberty Bell Invisible Hair Pins, box 5c
35 Big Cabinet Hair Pins, assorted sizes, _sc
F 3 Bone Hair Pins, box 5c
• 3 Anchor Brass Dress Pips, M. C. &S.. 5c
- 8 Amazon Steel Dress Pine, 5c
■ si Six or 25c
|£ Black and White Head Dress Pins, paper 5c
3S Leonard Collar Bands, each 5c
B Lingerie Braid, all colors, only 5c
Crochet Hooks, only 5c
2 Wire Hair Wavers, each only 5c
£ No. 10. 12, 14, 16 and 18 Stay Binding, in
~ black and white, each only 5c
55 value Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, only 5c
Baby White Rick. Rack Braid, bolt 5c
!53 Dutch Tape, per bolt , 5c
I 5£ Hair Nets, with elastic, all dolors, gach 5c
i iss Cable Cord, large size, yard _! 5c
1 SE Sewing Needles, all sizes, paper 5c
! =s Thimbles, Steel, Aluminum and celluloid,
; as each only . 5c
• =>s 3-8 inch and 1-2 inch black and white Elas
! =s tic, per yard 5c
55 Sunglo Embroidery Silk Thread, skein 5c
: j LADIES’ SILK HOSE
I 3 $3.00 value Full Fashion Pure Thread Silk
! Hose, all colors, special price $2.48
= $2.50 value Ladies’ All Silk Full Fashion
’ gg Hose, all colors, special price $1.98
i sj| $2.50 value Chiffon Hose, all colors, full
i sg fashion. Special price $1.98
i $2.00 value All Pure Thread Silk, all sizes,
! 3 c °l° rs - Special price $1.48
i IB $2.50 value Out Size Hose, extra good value.
55 Special price $1.98
1 sl-50 value Silk Hose, all colors. Special
i B price 98c
§jf W ice Hair Pins, per package lc, Bc, JQc
IS Hump Hair Pins, No. 1,2, 3,4, and 5. per
- m package 1 5c
S Hump Hair Pins, No. 6, Asst. Sfge pk. 10c
S Bone Hair Pins, in amber and shell, per
S box sc> loc, 15c, 19c, 95c
Dress Pins, package Bc,dsc, Bc, 10c
Gold Safety Pins, card sc, Bc, 2 for 15c
Safety Pins, card 2c, 3c, Bc, sc, IQc
Machine Oil, bottle Bc, 15c and 25c
Ball Thread, lc and Bc, 2 for 15c
Fruit of the Loom Bias Tape, all colors,
at 19c and 15c; 2 for 25c
33 Nufashioned Bias Tapi, all widths, per
S bph Bc, 10c, 12c, 15c, 18c
; S Nufashioned Rick Rack Braid, all colors and
; m Sizes, per bolt Bc, Bc, }oc and 12c
. .wadies Handkerchiefs, each 8c to 48c
1 £ Binding, black and white, sizes 2 to 18,
t 3 ------ „2c to 5c
1 S Baby Rubber Pants 18c, 2 for 28c, 29c, and
[55 39c Each.
i S
j|S Embroidery and Crochet Cotton, each
1 3 -3c, sc, Bc, and 10c
\IS Children’s Gen Dandy Garter lfc, 19c, 85c
|l= Children’s fin e Supporters, pair 10c, 19c,
I and 88c.
Elastic, 1-4 inch to 1 inch, black and white,
per yard 4 ;* ... 4c, sc, 8c and 10c
IPARKS-BELK CO. I
,1 WE SELL IT FOR LESS FOR CASH |
;i Phones 138-608 Concord, N. C. I
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'vsBiEXM iadT Ti,.. l r1 1 , J™"- JxZ'
Saturday, January 10, 1025
98c Value Silk Hose, all colors, Special |jg
price T 69c 3
New Lot of Sport Hose. Pineapple and 3
Derby Rib, Special Price 45c 3
fixtra Good Line Ladies’ Lisle Hose at Spe- B
cial prices ssc, 89c, 48c, and 79c 55
98c value Ladies’ Sport Hose,' Grey and Tan B
only, special price . 68c 3
Special Values in Ladies’ Wool and Silk j=
Hose. Special prices —O9 c, 98c, $1.48, $1.98 gg
SI.OO value Ladies’ All Silk Hose. Special 8
Price JjL 48c j ;
50c Value Silk Hose, all colors. Special 3
price *. 25c 3
CHILDREN’S HOSE
15c value Infants’ Hose, black only. spe- £=
cial price 10c 3
25c value Children’s Hose, white and brown. 3
Special price 15c S
29c and 35c value Infants’ Hose, all sizes, B
white and black. Special price 25c and 29c is
Infants’ Wool and Silk Hose, colors, white, £
black and brown. Special price 48c 3
75c value Boys’ Heavy Ribbed Hose, tripple 3
leg linen heel and toe. Black and brown. 3
Special Price 48c 3
suc Value Misses’ Ribbed Hose, double H
knee, black, white and brown. Special 2=
price 35c 3
75c value Children’s Sport Ribbed Hose. ~
Colors: Black, brown, heaver and pongee. 5
Special price 48c 3
50c value Children’s Sport Hose. Colors: B
grey, champ, black and brown. Special S
price ,———- r n-T —B - - - -—, —, — 25c .
50c Value Children’s Fine»-Ribbed Hose; : =5
black and brown. Special price 25c £
$1.50 value Children’s Wool Socks, all col- > g£
ors and sizes. Special price 98c S
50c value Boy’s Heavy Ribbed Socks, black
and brown. Special price 39c 33
15c value Ladies’ Cotton Hose, 10c, 8 for 25c 23
25c Value Ladies’ Cotton Lisle Hose. Spe- ss
cial price —l5 c, 2 for 25c 3
25c value Ladies’ Cotton Fleece Lined Hose, sc
Special Price 19c 3
Special lot of Ladies’ Collars, Linen and 3
Lace. Special prices from 25c tp $2.98 S
Ladies’ Kid Gauntlets, colors: black, brown 3
and white. Special price : $2.48 j ~
Ladies’ two-clasp Kid Gloves. Special 3
Prices $1.98 to $2.25 3
A complete line of Marinello goods just in—
Creams of all kinds, Soaps ana Powder, Spe- 3
cial prices 50c, 60c, and 75c B
Woodbury Soap, special price 19c
Minerva and Fleishers Yprn, ball 25p to fife i
Acorn Brand Yarn, all colors, ball 10c SB
pnS Insertiqn, from per yard 2c to 29c 3
SOME OF THE MANY VALUES THAT il
SAV£ YOU MONEY IN
SfiHOpL SUPPLIES B
Pencils |Tc, 6 for sc, 2 for ic, 2c,
Name Pencil with Concord Schools: Con- B
cord Grammar Schools, Concord High B
School and Cabarrus County Schools,- all 3
for 3c, 2 for 5c B
All 5c Pencils Gqing for _4c each, 45c do?. 3
Pen Holders going for lc, 2c, 3c and 4c each S
Ink and Pencil Erasers lc, fe, 4c,. f 3
for 10c and fc each.
Pencil Boxes, each sic, Bc, IQc, 15c and2fc ~
Big Assortment of Eagle Fountain Tens 33
(guaranteed to give satisfaction) 25c to 3
$1.95 each.
Big assortment of Writjpg Ink to select p
from. AH colors. Prices from 89, IQc, 15c ss
Carter’s Cico Paste, Tubes and jfars, __ lQc 3
Carter’s Show C?rd Colors, each 28c Sc
Carter’s Mucilage __ _loc fnd | for 35c 4sl
BIQ SPECIALS IN TABLETS
Movie Star Pencil Tahlet 2c, 3 foe fc B
290-Page Pencil Tablet, each only jfp
Other Ink and Pencil Tablets 4c, sc, Bc, 19c 3
and lfc. . ' S
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