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»l» «|*» airs. C. White Leghorns,
K° un * rsFT «,^* s 1150 per aet
s“*• Chicks $15.00 per hundred. J.
'bey Cline, Concord, N. C., Route 1.
Syjbeiab! Specials Each Day We Hove
f n , article that he run at a special
price. Come in and save money. The
ptore at Your Door. 2-1-1 t-p.
Fp# Room flp OoseluTTunort
tor rent. Call Dr, l*fng. RM’.
ChMf Ueemtry Ssussge. Beaver Grocery
ft. }■ 24-->t-p. I
Trillin, Tematocs, Big Lot Fancy Ripe
itomaJtoes. Phone us, 50?. Ed. M.
Cook Co. 24-2 t-p
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Fwndefl Asparagus—lt’s Always Good
'and tender, I>ove-Bost Co. 24-lt-p.
Special This \Veeh-.|'»TO«HI Karty June
I>eas. only 25c a can. Dove-Host Co.
Far sale pr Rent—Attractive Cottage on
Marsh Street. W. B. Sloop. 28-st-p.
R««*—7-Room House, Uqt Lot,
ppn avenue. Phone 345.
tt— A Ladies Black Patent Leathre
urse, containing $3Q.00. Also iipport- !
papers, on Charlotte road. Return
Vjto Tribune Office and get reward.
jp-gt-p- .
in Concord—An Open Face Elgin '
“gold watch, in front of postoffice or
Awl thin two blocks South on Union
tstreet. Liberal reward at-Tribune Os- -
ffice. 21-4tc. > 1
"I BRICE SLOOP fk CO.
v Cement Contractors
S' Local and Long Distance Hauling
1- Office 280: Residence 161
%17-llt-p.
\f Adding latiMtloM and Announcements
Vpwnted, TOO for $9.75, each additional
50, $3.75. Times-Tril une office.
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mXICAR STRIKES DOWN
£ MEMBER OF LEGISLATURE
■ft Christian, of Cumberland.. Has
■Broken Collar Bone—ls Now in Hos-
IpitaL
•"‘Raleigh, Feb. 23- —The .-.condition of
Representative Christian, of Cumber-
Iwnd. who was struck this afternoon by
•plicab. was described as “serious, but
Mrt critical." at a local hospital, where
lip was rushed following the accident.
S»The head nurse at the hospital said
that “nothing definite as to his eondi
t|jj>o could be given out until tomorrow
Afoming.” She added that he had suf
ficed a fractured collar bone, however,
’(pie Cumberland representative was hit
Vff the cab late this afternoon while
UsoS»ing a downtown street.
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FEEDS! FEEDS! FEEDS! jjj
Pure Feed For Your Chickens and Your Stock When You '!'
Feed From the Checkerboard Bags
Don’t let your baby chickens die when you can get 1 '
Feed that will make them grow without loss of a chick j
Call us and we will deliver the kind of Feed you want! 1
CASH FEED STORE
Phone 122 S. Church St.
I The New EFIRD Store I
Wonderful Assortment of
LADIES’ SPRING .
COATS AND DRESSES
pi; - -
It Takes Less Money to E(uy
Them at Efird’s
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For Special Attention lor the Hair ft
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Oranges and Grapefruit Car Lund at the
Southern depot. The finest car this
season. Sweet and juicy. They are
getting higher, season about over. Also
eating apples. We deliver. Phone 565,
Ed M. Cook .Company, 24-st-p.
Salas Distributor Wanted to Start Now
in the fastest growing business the
world ever knew. Three Milion ra
dio sets were sold last year. 22 million
will be sold in the U. 8. A. Thieleu's
new modern radio receiver is the peer
less seller of them all. Think, only two
orders weekly means SOOO per mouth.
Four orders SI2OO per month. The
J set with the Marvelous Tone and Vol
ume Supreme, the distance getter of
them all. Write now, today, for our
liberal 15 day trial offer and protected
territory. Thieleu Manufacturer,
1207 North Shore Ave., Chicago, 111.
23-3 t-c.
Lost—A Belt Pin Between My Home
and the First Prefjbyterian Church.
Miss Lottie Boyd, North Union Street.
23-2 t-p;
For Sale—Two Houses and Ixits, Qne
I has five-rooms other 8 rooms. Also
one fopr-ecre lot, all situated in Mt.
Pleasant, Close in. O. A. Green, alt.
Pleasant. 23-2 t-p. ,
S. C. Rhode Island Reds Eggs, 15 for
$1.50; 30 for $2.75. Jesse R. McClel
lan, Phone 706 J. 6-ts.
For Rent—Six-room Two-story House ,
on Marsh Street. Excellent loca
tion. See J. B. Sherrill, or call tele- ,
phone 78 or 619. ts.
Ffor —After Mardi a*. the John
Cook '-house on Corbin Street.
Two-story brick dwelling. See J. B. ,
Sherrill, or call telephone 78 or 61st.
ts. 1
Room For One Miye Concord to Char
lotte and return every day. Room
for three on Saturdays. Mutual agree
ment. Phone 606 after seven p. m.
21-ts-c.
There is one divorce to every eigtit
njarriages iu the United States.
Effective Means
of Reducing Fat
Here is an extraordinary method of
reducing weight—extraordinary because
no starvation diets or violent exorcises
are necessary. Mannola ’ Prescription
Tablets are made exactly in accordance
with the famous Marmola Prescription.
They reduce you steadily and easily,
with no ill effects. Procure them from
your druggist at one dollar for a box
or send price direct to the Marmola
Company, General Motors Building. De
troit. Mich. Once you start taking
these tablets and losing your fatness,
you will be happy again.
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
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I IN AND' AUftl IT THF'istv
LUTHERAN .AND EPISCOPAL
CHURCHES PREPARE FOR LENT
Have Services Every Wednesday and Fri
day—Every Day Holy' Week.
With the Lenten Season at hand,
churches that are careful as to its ob
servance are making preparations for
this season. All Saints Episcopal Church
and the three Lutheran Churches, St.
James, Calvary and St. Andrews, are all
plannfng for these additional services in
preparation to Easter.
Lent begins with Ash Wednesday, to- j
morrow, aud on this occasion services
will be held at St. James, Calvary and
AH Saints. Thereafter. St. James, All
Saints aud Calvary will have services ev-
ery Wednesday night.
On each Friday night during Lent, All
Saints Church will have a Lenten Study
(Hass. St. James will have services at
4 o’clock in the afternoon aud St. An
drews will have services at 7:30.
The program for the lenten services
at St. James Lutheran Church, Rev. L.
A. Thomas, pastor, is as follows: j
Sunday Services
Chief Service.
Even as the Son of man came not to <
be ministered unto, but to minister, and
to give His life a rausome for many.— i
Mat. 20:28.
General Theme: The Cost of Redemp- j
tion.
March I—Prevailing in Temptation. '
Mareh B—Availing Steadfastness.
Mareh 15—Singleness of Heart.
March 22—W°rid-wilde Provision.
Mil roll 2}) —Alt Things to all Men. I
April 5 —A Royal Entry (eonfirma-,
tion). |
Easter Sunday.
April 12 —6 A. M. Christ is Risen. )
April 12—11 A. M. We Have Found
[ the Messiah.
Vespers.
f He shall baptise you in the Holy Spirit
e and in Fire. —Mat. 3:11.
» March I—Within Sight of Salvation.}
i —Mark 12:34!'
■ March B—Public Service by Mission-[
. ary Society.
. Match 15—On the Road With Christ
i and the Cross.—Mark 10 :32. |
March 22—Earnestness—Sincerity.— '
i Mary 19:50.
Marclr 29—Love's Question. —Mark
: 10:51.
April s—Servants of the Most High.—
Mark 13 ;34,
Wednesday Evening. *
(Studies from the Pa’wcdn History).
February 25—Fur this cause came I
unto this hour. Part One.
t March 4—Ait thou also one of this
• man's disciples') Part Two.
, Mareh 11—The smitten Shepherd and
i scattered sheep. Part three.
Mareh 18—Jesus on rival. Part Four,
i Mareli 2*i—One is bound and many are
i free. Part Five.
I April I—King of Kings and Lord of
i Lonls.
Friday Afternoon. Four O'clock
Theme: (Ihirst’s Love, as shown in:
February 27—Blessing the Home.
March (L—Comforting the Distressed.
Maru|i 13—Thy assurance of His Pres
ence.
March 20—The Protection of His foi-
I lowers.
Mareh 27 —His Perfecting of Salra
| tioii. .—_
April 3 —His Promise for the Future.
Holy Week, April fi-10
Theme: Eeoe Homo (Behold the Man)
Monday—Subnvssivc ip Suffering.
Tuesday—Positive in His Position.
Wednesday—Comforting in His Com
passion.
Thursday—Perfecting the Passover.
Friday—Sufficient in Sacrifice. (Three
hour service, 12 to 3).
i The program of All Saints Episcopal
1 Church Lenten Services. Rev. Charles
Barker Scovit; rector, follows:
Ash Wednesday. February, t#2s
10:30 a. ■m.A.Peniteutfal Office and
Holy Communiort. 1 •
7:3o—Evening Prayer and Sermon.
Sundays in Lent.
8:00 a. m.—Holy .Communion (Except
first Sunday of the month).
10:00 a. m.—Church Suuday School
and Rectors Bible Class.
11:00 a. m.—Morning prayer (Holy
Communion on the first Sunday of the
moptb) and Sermon by the Rector.
Wednesdays in Lent.
7:30 p. m.—Evening prayer with ser
>i mon by Special Preacher.
| Fridays in Lent.
3:30 p. m.—Woman's Auxiliary Lent
en Study Class. Ldader. Miss'Emma
Ball, of charlotte, followed by Eveniu-
I Prayer in the Church.
Note: Every week day the Rector is
at home Eveivng Prayer will be said in
the Church at 5 o'clock. Announcement
| will be made each Sunday.
Holy Week.
. Monday. Tuesday aud Thursday
| 10:30 a. m.—Holy Communiou.
5:00 p. m.—Evening prayer.
gasirg dts a: nsiriwiriiran^^
| ANNOUNCEMENT!
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i ..I, E s ect ' ve J 2 n H a, 71. 1825, all Insurance business formerly handled
I >y the Southern Lofu and Tnwt Odmpgny was transferred to the fetger
1 & Yorke Insurance Agency.
I |
I 0!Bc ” iB Cabarrus Savings Bank Building, Mezzanine lloor. Phone 311
J „C e^gL& - Yorke Insurance A|cncv
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j Wednesdav
I 10:30 a. m.—Holy Communion!
{ 7 :30 p. m.—Evening Prayer and Ser
,«*»»•
j Good Friday: ' i
10:30 a. m. Litany and Penitential
] Office, '
j 12 to 3p. m.—Three-Hour Service.
Easter’Even
I 5:00 p. m. Evening Prayer aud Bap
{titan.
Special Preachers tor Wednesday Nights
in Lent at 7:30 O’clock i
Mareh 4—Ven. William H. Hardiß,
Archdeacon of Charlotte.
Mare'll 11—Rev. John L. Jackson, Rec
tor of St. Martin’s Church. Charlotte.
I March 1*8 —Rf. Rev. Edwin A. Penick,
i D. I).. Rlshbp Coadjutor of North Caro
! linn. (Blessing of the new Pulpit and
- Sermon by the Bishop),
j March 25—Rev. William 11. Wheeler,
Superintendent Thompson Orphanage,
Charlotte.
! April s—Rev. Jesse C. Rowan, pastor
' First Presbyterian Church, Concord.
; I Easter Day. April IJKb
| 8 :00 a. m.—Holy Comntunion.
'I 11a. in.—Festival -Holy Communion
: and Sermon.
I 7 :30 p. m.—Children's Easter Service.
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i FOREST HILL CONTINUES
i . TO LEAD BUONDAY SCHOOLS
Attendance Figures Far Week Show the
t First Presbytertete and St. James Luth
eran Next.
| ReiHM-ts from the Sunday Schools for
the 22nd of February show that the For
est Hill Sunday School continues to lead
in numbers attending. The number was
308. Following in second and third
places come the First Presbyterian
Church with 264. and St. James Luther
an with 225.
j The complete report is as follows:
j St. James Lutheran—Enrolled 360,
: present 225.
! St. Andrews Lutheran —Enrolled 182,
present 125.
i First Presbyterian—Enrolled 410 pres
j ent 2641
j Secoud Presbyterian—Enrolled 200,
(present 152.
1 Forest Hill Methodist —Enrolled 421,
j present 308.
Epworth Methodist —Enrolled 326;
(present 205.
( Harmony Methodist —Enrolled 171,
present 126.
I Central Methodist—Enrolled 267. pres
ent 18!).
j Street Methodist—Enrolled ID3,
present 114. *
f Trinity Reformed—Enrolled 1)45, pres-
I ent 143. ' '■ v ; -Wj
First Baptist—Enrolled 267, present
j 205.
At the Theatres.
j The Star iN againjintnving the “Arab,”
j featuring Ramon NeMptro and Alice Ter
-1 ry. This picture isbeing shown for the
j benefit of the Concord High School Ath
! letic Association.
j Evelyn Brent in “The' Dangerous
i Flirt,” and a comedy, “Ain't Love
Grand," featuring George. O'Hara and
Alberta Vaughn, are the features being
shown at the ParijAHttoday.
FIVE FREE, r*)
A large imint concern, in furtherance I
of an advertising nuri introductory cam- ,
paign now in progress, offers’ to give. .1
free of charge, five gallons of its best
house ptiiut, any color, to one property
owner at each postoffice or on each rural j
route in this county. I This concern wants J
on a house Jn each locality this !
season which , : s the flturiKjse of this re- j
markable offer. |t alsa wants a local ;
salesman in eaeii -euualy.. Persons in- i
terested are requested to write the On- f
rial Oil Company, • Louisville. Kentucky. !j
BILIOUSJTTAGKS ]
From Which Kentucky Mu Snf- |
sered Two or Three Tune**
Month, Relieved by [j
BLtck-Drwfht.
Lawrenceburg, Ky.—Mr. J. p. |
Kevins, a local coal dealer and far- I
mer, about two years ago learned
of the value of Thedford’s Black-
Draught liver medicine, and now
be says:
“Until then I suffered wit|t se
vere bilious attacks that came on
two or three times each month
I would get nauseated. I would
have dizziness and couldn’t work*
“I would take pills until I was
worn-out with them. I didn’t seem
to get relief. After taking the pills
my bowels would act a couple or
three times, then t would be very
constipated.
“A neighbor told me of Black-
Draught and I began Its use. 1
never have found so much relief
as it gave me. 1 would not b«
without it for anything.
“It seemed to cleanse my whole
system and wake me feel like new
I would take a few doses—get rid
Os the pile and have my usual clear
M W 1 of W and could
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