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PAGE EIGHT JOHNSON’S Floor Polishing Outfit $6.65 Value For $5.00 Outfit Consists of: 1 qt. Johnson’s Liquid Wax $1.40 1 lohnson’s Lambs-Wool Wax Mop 1.50 I Johnson’s Weighted Floor Polishing ..Brush 3.50 II Johnson’s Book on Home Beautifying .25 $6.65 A SAVING OF $1.65 ORDER YOUR OUTFIT NOW Ritchie Hardware Co YOUR HARDWARE STORE v -* PHONE 117 M I 11 " ~ ■ "'! ■ ' ■ " ; ' - - - ' - * ■; V .. t I 'Here's The New IN SPRING MILLINERY and at reasonable prices too $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 and on It Pays to Trade at ij: FISHER’S I JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 30000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 I Gentlemen: — : For Dependability For Safety ] For Economy For Durability ! Use Our Coal, Gasoline, Kerosene, Motor Oil and Greases ] Trade With the “Home Town” People Mutual Oil Company Phone 19 jj COOOOCOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQPOOOOOQpOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 300^0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 I s; FANCY DRY GOODS WOMEN’S WEAR jj goooo °^^ 30000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 I DELCO LIGHT Light Plants and Batteries Deep and Shallow Well Pumps for Direct or Alter nating current and Washing Machines for direct or alter- ; mating current. , f R.H. OWEN. Agent Phone 661 Concord, N. C. i jj ' A car with refinement is now in our show room. E| This car comes equipped with four wheel brakes and || Balloon tires. Five balloon tires and cover for same. Also g bumper, motor meter-wing, Windshield wiper standard THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE The Concord Daily Tribune TIME OF CLOSING OF MAILS. The time of the closing of malls st the Concord postofßce Is as follows: Northbound Train No. 84—3:45 p. m. Train No. 44—11:00 p. m. Train No. 86—10:00 a. m. Train No. 88—9 p. m. Train No. 80-11:00 p.m. Southbound Train No. S7-»8:00 a. m. , Train No. 45—3145 p. m. Train No. 185— 8:00 p. m. Train No. 2&-U :00 p.m. LOCAL MENTION | Mrs. K. Black, who has been ill f° r several days, is improved and is now able to be out. Jack Hodson, after having been con fined to his bed for over two months on account of rheumatism, is again able to be out. , , Mary McKay,'daughter of Mrs. J. L. is confined'to her home on North Spring Street by illness. Her condition to day is reported as greatly improved. Raymond Kluttz and George Kluttz. Jr., sons of Mr. and Mrs. George S. Kluttz, are confined to their home with mumps. Ellen Lewis Sherrill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. IV. M. Sherrill, is able to be up again .after being confined to her bed for a week with bronchitis. Pythagoras will be present at the ry thian Home-Coming on Friday evening. 1 and give the members and visitors the [ benefit of his experience. | Mrs." Emma Griffin is confined to her I home on South Spring street by illness. 1 Her condition is reported as beiug un | changed. \ Marriage license was issued yester -1 day by Register of Deeds EHiott t,o W. 1 C. DeJarnette and Miss Mollie Dorton, j both of Concord Route No. 7. j Charles N. Cox has sold to W. E. I 'Philemon property in No. 11 township j for SIOO, according to a deed filed yes j terday with the register of deeds. An [ other deed filed yesterday records the ! sale of two lots in Ward 2 by R. M. 1 Edsel to J. C. Barrage for $225. | The Chas. E. Buck tourist party will 1 be in Concord Friday to present the I 1 “Picture Stories of American Wonder -1 lands,” at the Y. M. C. A. at 7 :15. Mr. and Mrs. Buck will exhibit all of their [ equipment used on their 30,000 mile 1 journey. 1 Mrs. Sallie Ferguson is serious-ly ill 1 at her home on Georgia avenue with | pneumonia. There is no change reported 1 in her condition. Her daughters. Miss [ Annie Fergusou, of Dr. Long's Hospital 1 in Statesville, and Mrs. J. F. Sossamon. 1 of Kannapolis, are here. 1 Police officers this morning reported 1! that a number of eases are on docket for 1 1 trial in recorder’s court this afternoon. I Most. of the cases have been continued ! from former sessions of the court al |i though a few of them developed since I I the last session of the court was held i Monday. J The regular Y. M. C. A. weekly movies . will be shown on Friday night this week, u instead of Saturday. These pictures will ' be shown after Mr. and Mrs. Buck fin ' ish their entertainment featuring “Pie i ture Stories of American Wonderlands.” 1 1 Special music will accompany the pic -1 ■ ture. 1 A number of the rural schools have be ' gun in earnest to get up products for ex | hibition at the county fair, this year. It 1 appears now that very creditable ex -1 Mbits will be offered at the fair and I \ many children will vie for the prizes 1 j that will be offered. This will be the I first year prizes have been offered for the I exhibits. 1 I Stanly News-Herald: Albemarle is to 'jr [ jhave-a branch of The Penney tores. A I 1 deal has been closed with a local real es- n tate owner and the contract let for the J| erection of a large single story brick J| 3 building on West Main Street to be cc- 8 oupied by the new department store. The I 1 Penney store will be opened here some- | ?i time within the next four or five months. 1 I Cold weather warnings have been is- j ||| sued by the federal weather bureau, the S j< announcement stating that the cold wave | 111 will arrive within the next 24 or 36 | I I hours. There has been a change in E ]l| the weather here already, and during the (]i night it became much colder than it was jf V yesterday. Still colder weather is in ; ? prospect for tonight and Friday. Officers of Company E received a tele- j ”, gram this week advising them that no j D change has been made in the schedule I £ of inspection of the local company' by | 1 national guard and regular army officers. . ji The inspection will be held in the ar- 0 mory here Saturday afternoon and night , and Major Kenneth Caldwell, inspector 1 general of the troops of the State, will j ben one of the officers making the inspec ! tion. I ANTI-NARCOTIC DRIVE ; [ f ' PUSHED AT CHARLOTTE , ! 1 Government Agent Says His Men Will 1 j' Chan Up Peddlers in the State. | 1J Charlotte, Feb. 25.—The govern- 1 1 ment’s drive against peddlers of nar- 1 jif cotics m Charlotte and vicinity, wnieh , ( | has resulted in the arrest of 24 men and 1 I 1 women since Saturday night, will con- j ] | tinue until the traffic here has been , IQ wiped out. according to Dr. B. R. < T- Rheas, of Washington, who is personal- \ IS ly directing the work. |ij J Further arrests are expected by the < H government agents, who, however, re- j jj fuse to divulge the name of the othere 1 £4 j under suspicion. g| The federal operatives today said 5. they believe with the a rest of Dr. F. V, 1 Si Taylor, of Stanley Creek, and Dr. M. F. j B Boyles, of Dallas, Gaston county, tljey J i|J have secured the ring-leaders in an or- I Pj ganization that has literally flooded this J jj section with cocaine and morphihe f in ] I violation as the Harrison antinarcotlc 4 fit law. " | si Preliminary hearings in the cases j FI against these under arrest were being j n continued today and probably will not M jj be completed until the latter part of the ] I week. All of thorn thus far given,. ..ear- I ?V“* la ta boxiST** W , v i. ■ /, ' r r “ '' '* . - ' ... ■ rp-*_— - \ an explosion ih a Chicago newspaper office. Six injured. Maybe It was trying to say nice things about Congress. j Are aircraft better than battle ships? That's the argument. Which will do more damage to our treas ury? Taxi driver shot a man in New York, perhaps because he was asked to drive carefully. * t - ‘ 5 Scientists excavating aneient tombs claim newspaper comic strips ore only 100,000 years old. If conversation were money, these 1 European debt talkers would have some change coming. At last, it seems, the farmer is learning to raise his voice. Somebody is looking at gasoline prices with a lighted match. The tobacco grower hi claiming his profit* are only pipe dreams. ' An anti-gossip law failed to pass in Nebraska, perhaps because it was fought by .tea dealers. Prizefighters always shake hands first. A new picture shodrs Dempsey jfith his arm around his bride. The radical cry now seems to be, "La Follette where are we?” > Finding out what is in a fancy salad is about as difficult as un scrambling an egg. (Copyright, 1925. NBA Service. Inc.' The nhtionnl four-wall handball championships of the A. A. IJ. will be held March 16-21, under the auspices of the Cleveland Y. M. C. A. ODD FELLOWS’ NOTICE. 1 Regular meeting tonight at 8 o clock. .T. D. WILLIAMS, It G. J. G. DIXON, Sec. ELKS NOTICE. There will be a regular meeting of ConSord Lodge 11. P. O. Elks Thursday at 7:30 p. m, All Elks should be pres ent forth ! « meeting. • J. A. GOODMAN, Ex. Ruler. L. C. BARRINGER, Sec. CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected weekly by Cline & Moose) Figures named represent prices paid tor produce on the market: Rggs .25 (lorn $1.35 Sweet potatoes —, 1.50 _ - .25 to .30 Onions !„-—— i, $1.25- Peas —_—l i 2.50 Butter jl .30 Country Ham .27 Country Shoulder : .16 Country Sides .16 Young Chickens „ .20 Mens .17 Irish Potatoes .84 J. V. DAVIS —DENTIST f ‘ Office Removed to Fourth Floor Cabarrus Savings Bank Building Phone 433 Hoars: 8 to b PIMPLES 1 1 I Cleanse night and morning with I Y’enetiau Cleansing Cream instead | of soap and water whfch irritate 1 the skin. Then gently pat with j Ardena Skin Tonic and thickly ap j ply the antiseptic, healing Acne j Lotion over the eruptions. Essen j tinls: Venetiau Cleansing Cream, j Ardena Skin Tonic, Acne Lotion. I Gibson Drof Store The Sexal! Store 000000000000000000000000001 ; Wilkinson’s | Funeral Home | Funeral Directors, and j Einbalmers Phone No. 9. S 1 Open Day and | The 1925 Texas- lieague schedule QC provides for a seahou of 15(5 games, a with April 15 and September 13 na the O opening and Hosing dates. g Announcements. 1 FOR ALDERMAN, . £ I hereby unnouhce myself a candidate O for Alderman from Ward Fife iu (the Cfty of Concord, subject to the action of tut 2 Democratic primaries. Q B. E. CROUCH. g FOR ALDERMAN 8 I hereby announce myself as a r-andi- O date for Alderman from Ward Three in X the City of Concord, subject to the ac- .O tion of the Democratic primaries. 1 | H. CLIFFORD HAHN. j i FOR ALDERMAN | I hereby announce myself as a candl- j [ date for Alderman-at-large in the City 1 1 •of Concord, subject to the action of the Jj Deniucratie primaries. J. T. SAPP. 11 FOR ALDERMAN H I hereby announce myself as a eandi- I, (late for Alderman from Ward Five in J the City of Concord, subject to the ac- ) tion of the Democratic primaries. V K. A. HULLENDEf). ji ' FOR MAYOR I hereby announce myself a candidate L for-Mayor of the City of Concord, sub- L ject to the action of the Democratic pp nominating convention. ; JOHN L. MILLER. FOR ALDERMAN | I hereby announce myself as a eandi J, date for Alderman from Ward 1 in the C i city of Concord, subject to the action of J [ the Democratic primaries. ? i ALEX R. HOWARD. Ii FOR ALDERMAN I hereby announce myself as a eandi- j i date for re-election as Alderman from y t Ward 4 in the City of Concord, subject j, to the action of the Democratic pri- ;j[ : marles. ■!i JAMES G. BcEACHERN. j i FOR ALDERMAN j| I hereby announce myself as a eandi- & date for re-election as Alderman from - Ward 2 in the City of Concord, subjecl » . to the action of the Democratic pri- j ‘ manPS ', W. A. | FOR MAYOR. | jr X hereby announce mvself as a eandi- , . date for the Democratic nomination foi j i Mayor of Concord, subject to :he actioi j; of the Democratic primary. J i JB. WOMBLE. | FOR MAYOR. I hereby announce myself as a eandi- ( 'date for the Democratic nomination foi ' Mayor of Concord subject to the action , of the forthcoming Democratic primary i to select candidates for City offices. C. H. BARRIER. ' ;—: : , We have the follow- I ing used cars for sale j or exchange: One Chevrolet Coupe One Buick Touring, 4 cylinder One Ford’Touring One Overland Tour ing One Buick Roadster, 6 cylinder. STANDARK BUICK j COMPANY - Opposite City Fire Dept Special j We still have on sale | our Big Ring Special j Value $6.00 to $15.00 | AT $4.65 li Si . | W. C. Correll Jewelry | Company 'iSihu. ..''-ii.'/' L- f'L-Aj’f’A -iW V ~I ~~ "" ™; ~ •_ ; _ The First Sign of f^ Spring Is When You Try on Your New \ Schoble Hat Some men wear red flannel under- \ \ wear all Summer —they never re- , \ I ijl ally know when Summer comes Ji[ The men who are choosing v Spring Schoble Hats nowAare sim- ! * ] | ply taking a short cut —they are ' • ] [ cutting out Winter and cutting in on Spring—they are ex- 1 | changing coal bills for the exhilaration of lilacs. \ j It’s not too early—the hats are are here—Spring’s 11 [ • here and you want it! SCHOBLE HATS $6 to $7 S | NEW SPRING CAPS J; HOOVER’S, Inc. “THE YOUNG MAN’S STORE” j \ 0000000000000000060000000000000000000000000000000000 3000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 IT COMES OUT CLEAN V r that is sure, when you let the Howard i J ■ auto laundry do the washing and cleaning of your car. It will not look \ fee and have it done "riglit. iS&fl HOWARD’S FILLING STATION [ g jOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOO COAL I DOUBLE SCREENED JELLICO i It’s Great for Grates I #. l[l PHONE 244—279—617 A. B. POUNDS To anyone seeking an office we cordially invite an in spection of our building. Offices of convenient size, plenty of light, steam heat, running water, elevator service. ■ i CABARRUS SAVINGS BANK , Capital and Surplus $450,000.00. I COAL I I 5 | Good, free-burning, bought from 'ZOilltfT"Oft it /3K \ i \ ÜBWUI | Y | “Keep the Home Fires ! lj Your order will be. filled prop- J j I K. L. Craven & Sons jj Melrose Flour , Liberty Self Rising Flour We need only to say we have a big shipment of Melrose Flour. The trade appreciates the announcement fnd Mel rose Flour goes out in a steady stream. And it’s not long ’till we have it fresh again. Get it now. It never fails to please. Liberty Self Rising }h the finest possi ble for those who use a Self Rising Flour. It’s Melrose in quality. Our Flours Never Disappoint. Cline & Moose . W"'’ * jjV? * ijnHry Thursday, February 26, 1925 CONCORD COTTON MARKET THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 19*5 , Cotton M Cotton Seed _i .. .52 1-2 -—FOR- Car Washing Tires and Tubes AND v Tube Repairs COME TO Jarratt’s Service Eart Corbin Bt. Phone 80S Green Front ' 'V. 1 , ’ -tlfr ■> .- 2. (-.A «’•
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