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.THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUTE
i The Concord Daily Tribune!
! TIME Os" CLOSING OFMAILS
The time of the dosing of mails at
the Concord postofßce is as follows:
Train No. 34- 3:46 p. m.
Train No. 44—11:00 p.m.
Train No. 36—10:00 a. m.
Train No. 88—9 p. m.
Train No. 30—11:00 p. m.
Southbound
Train No. 37—"thOoT m.
Train No. 45—3:45 p. m.
Train No. 135 9:00 p. m.
Train No. 29—11:00 p. m. *
LOCAL MENTION |
Jim Suler ha* stold to John Sum’er
property in Mt. Pleasant for SI.OO and
other valuable considerations, according
to a deed filed with the register of deed,;
Saturday.
Reports from No. 6 township state!
that the barn of Reuben Heaver was |
burned Saturday morning. A horse and;
-a Ford in the barn at the time of the tire |
were also burned.
As an added indication that “Spring j
has came." the cops op the local police i
force made their debut Saturday morning
desplendent in white topped caps. Spec
ulation was rife as to the length of rime
it would take to dirty one of the lids.
The Winecoff-Barnhardt property ou
the Kannapolis-Center Grove road will be
sold at auction tomorrow. April 14. at
1 :30 o'clock a. m. Beautiful lots and
small tracts adjacent to Kannapolis. Bet
ter go iip and look the property over to
day.'
Tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. Linker &
Barnett will sell 48 beautiful residential
lots on South Union street. Also three
nice lots in the beautiful grove on Trib
une street. This will probably be your
last opportunity to get desirable lots on
South Union street.
Aubrey (Bub) Henry and Clarence
Purefoy are making plans to open a new
barber shop in Concord this week, the
shop to be in tire room just in the rear
of the Pari Drug Store. The shop will
be called The De Luxe and the owners
hope to get it started by Wednesday or
Thursday.
A baseball game will be played Tues
l day afternoon between Monroe High
School and the Concord High School at
the High School diamond. Since the lo
» cals defeated, Duke last Friday afternoon,
-j their stock has risen rapidly and they
3 are expected to win handily from the
3 Union county boys.
3 Tomorrow and Wednesday will be ex
-4 animation days for teachers all over the
3 state. The examination this week will l
-| be the only regular one of the year, for
4 as a rule teachers now get their credits
“| for certificates on their school record.
4 For this reason the last session of the
■j General Assembly reduced the number
3 of examinations yearly from threedo one.
3 The major leagues begin the 1925 sea-.
j son tomorrow with managers of the va-j
rious teams expecting better luck than
j they had in 1924 The Giants and the
4 Yankees generally are given the edge by
1 sports writers and baseball experts but
4 Washington, Detroit. Cincinnati, Brook
;{ lyn and Pittsburgh all are expected to be
'j in the running in the two leagues
.{ throughout the season.
4 Concord and Cabarrus county were
4 well represented in Winston-Salem for
1 the Easter services at the Moravian'
i Church and cemetery. Many persons
from this section spent the week-end in
the Twin-City and many others motored
3 over Saturday night for the night, re- i
•| turning early yesterday morning. Re- j
i ports say the crowd present for the-serv-,
•j ices this year was the biggest on record.
I Easter weather in Concord was well I
f nigh perfect for most of the day. The
4 sun shone with unusual brightness and
-| warmth, making Easter clothing not only j
1 possible but very comfortable. During
the afternoon the wind blew with great
•f gusto for about half an hour, but later
1 it died out and the sun again shone in
- all its splendor. So far as can be learned
* here, the wind caused no damage in the
I county.
! “Conduct of citizens of the city was
i about as perfect Ekster as was the weath
-1 er,” Chief Talbirt of the local police
| department stated this morning in ex
plaining that no session of the city court
[ would be held today. “We have no cases
i on docket for trial today,” the chief ad- 1
i ded, “and so far as we were able to learn |
[ citizens of the city conducted themselves
i in fine fashion over the Easter week
i end.”
i Register of Deeds Elliott issued eight
| marriage licenses Saturday, the num
i ber being tbe greatest of recent weeks.
1 "But what's the use?" he complained,
\ “while I was issuing' the eight licenses
i John B. McAllister, clerk of court, was
I arranging eighteen divorces on the court
calendar.” This information was ob-
I tained when a newspaper man after
, reading the calendar prepared by the
i court, asked Mr. Elliott what he bad to
1 match the eighteen divorce notices.
1 Prof. J. B. Robertson, superintendent
| of the public schools of the county, an
i nounced this morning that county com
-1 mencement this year will be held in the
[ high school auditorium. The order of
i commencement will be reversed this year,
\ the contests among the young people to
\ be held in the morning and the literary
1 address and other general features to be
| staged in the afternoon. This change
i is made so rurti patrons of the school
1 can work half a day and still be on hand
[ to hear the address which will be along
i the lines of rural school organization.
| ATTENTION
* Notices for listing your property, which
according to law should be done in May,
have been posted at different plnces in
each ward and township. The taxpayers
1 will please meet the list takers ft tithes
and places named. }
All dogs owned by anyone must be
listed for tax according to law.
J. W. B. LONG,
13- Tax Supervisor.
FOB SALE AT AUCTION . *
One C Creaters Peanut and popcorn |
1 machine. Roasts well and looks good.
' Horse drawn. Weight about 1200 Lbs.
At Kannapolis postofice next Safpr
day at 2:00 p. m.
R. B. CANDY CO..
18-st-c. Kannapolis, N. C.
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(13) SIMS
We sometimes consider the world as :
steps, you going up or down, the steps I
not curing.
Crime is increasing so fast in Chicago I
they should hang out a service flag when
some member of the family has gone to
town.
Three men shot a genera) in Mexico
City. And then wel'll bet the peasants
tried to vote, thinking it wan an elec
tion.
Wonder if a private in the Mexican
army has to secure his sergeant’s per-!
mission to shoot the captain?
The governor of New York has a white
shirt with red flowers on it, but gover
nors are seldom arrested.
Since Coolidge has been named “Bear
Ribs” by the Sioux Indians we doubt
! if they thought of “Cat Got His Tongue.”
| Lo, the poor Oklahoma Indian, he
j pays no income tax.
In Germany, an opera will be broad
! cast from radio station Koenigswuster
i hausen. Please remember the name,
i Further bad Germany news is they
ean show movies in daylight, But yon
ean always hond hinds in an auto.
Russia wants to trade with us, but the
whiskers raised in America more than
supply our demand.
BESSEMER CITY
FARMER
ENDORSES IT
lie Says HERB JUICE Is the Best Med
icine on Earth.—He Feels Like a New
Man After ’Liking It.
“I am thankful having heard of 1
your HERB JUICE medicine. I know it
is the best medicine on earth, I really
feel like a new man since I have taken
it." said Mr. David White, well-known
farmer of Bessemer City, N. C., when he
called to see the HERB JUICE man a
few days ago.
MSB DAVID WHITE
Speaking his condition prior to the
! time he began using HERB JUICE, Mr.
White said: -“For years I suffered with
chronic constipation, and although I was
! continually taking something for this
trouble, I coaid never find a thing that
would regulate my bowels. The poisons
that had accumulated from this had
about ruined my health and I always had
a tired, worp-out feeling and never felt
i like doing mjf work. In addition to this
11 was bothered a great deal with iudiges
] tion, gas would form ou my stomach af
j ter eating, and especially after eating
supper this give uie so much trouble thnt
I did not what it was to get a
good night'M(tep. As I said before, I
was always ” Hiking, medicine of some
kind, but 1 never found anything to do
me any good until I started using your
HERB JUICE, which I must admit is a
wonderful preparation for constipation
and stomach; trouble. I have used two
bottles of HERB JU'CE and feel bet
ter than I have in many years. My bow
els act regularly now, I have no more
constipation, liver is in fine shape, and
I am not bothered with gas attacks or
indigestion. My appetite is so keen now
that I can oat anything and the best part
of it is, I do not suffer any afterwards. I
have never found any medicine that
would equal HERB JUICE, it has proved
1 its worth to jne in more ways than one,
I nnd is without a doubt the only satisfact
ory medicine I have used and it id a
pleasure for me to recommend it to ev
eryone suffering as I did. Ask your
druggist for MILLER’S HERB JUICE.
The HERB JUICE expert has estab
lished headquarters In Concord at Gibson
Drag Store and will gladly tell you with
out any cost just what benefit you can
obtain from HERB JUICE. Also sold
in Kannapolis by F. L. Smith Drug Co.
Your Money Goes
Fujrther On
RACINE TIRES
Jarratt’s Service
East Corbin St.
Phone 808 Green Profit
REAL FEEDS
If you want mole Milk and
i Better Milk, feed Spartan Dairy
Feeds. ’
If you want more eggs feed
Spartan Laying Mash.
If you want the best in any
'kind of feed* see us.
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Cabarrus Cash Gro-
Phone 571 W. '
Pinna are near completion tor a
federation of tbe business and profes
sional woman’s clubs of Western t'-ana
d«.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our appreciation
for the kindness and sympathy extended
to us during the sickness and death of
, our dear beloved niother. Mrs. G. T. Host,
Also the beautiful floral designs. May |
the Lord's rich blessing rest upon them
'all.
G. T. DOST AND CHILDREN.
13-3 t-c. Tax Supervisor.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE. j
Regular meeting of Concord Lodge No.
404 Loyal Order of Moose Monday eve
i ning at 8 o’clock. All members request
ed to be present.
W J. HETHCOX, Sec.
CONCORD COTTON MARKET
MONDAY. APRIL IS, 1985
Cotton -23 3-4
Cotton Seed -8
J CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
(Corrected weekly by Cline A Moose)
Figures named represent prices paid
tor produce on tbe market:
Eggs -30
Corn Sl-3S
Sweet potatoes l-50
Turkeys . .25 to .30
Onions $1.25
Pegs $3.00
Butter .30
Country Ham .27
Country Shoulder .10
Country Side«. .10
Young ■ Chickens ’ .25
Hens -20
Irish Potatoes -00
FEEDS
Chicken Feed
Horse and Mule Feed
Dairy Feed
Oats, Ship Stuff, Bran, Timothy
Hay, Clover Hay, Meadow Hay,
Shucks, and Straw.
We have large ware rooms just
filled with the very best feeds.
Our feeds are all put up in Plain
Bags— No trash or grit and are
sold on their merits, instead of
fancy bags. The price is cheaper.
Cline & Moose
NOTICE!
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of The - Cabarrus County
Building Loan and Savings Association
will be held in its office in The Concord
National Bank on Thursday, April 16tb,
1925, at 5 o’clock P. M.
L. D. COLTRANE, President.
J. M. HENDRIX, Secretary.
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We have the follow
ing used cars for sale
or exchange:
1 Ford Touring
1 Ford Roadster
1 Star Roadster
1 Buick Roadster
1 Overland Touring
1 Piedmont Touring
We will be glad to
show you these cars
any time.
STANDARK BUICK
COMPANY
Opposite City Fire Dept
J.v. DAVIS
DENTIST
Office Removed to Fourth Floor
Cabarrus Bavlngs Bank'Building
Phone 433 Hours: Bto 5
Add the Comforts of
PLUMSING
to Your Home
Modern will do as
much or more than any other one
thing toward makiqg your home
a comfortable and convenient
place in which to live. It costs
you nothing to get. our cost es
timate.
Concord Plumbing
Company
North Kerr Street
ere ' S n ° m ° m *
ijc Bye” when this whopping S[
ji|, " ew stoc h of Spring Suits;said. “Good Morning.”
i]i You can come here today and see as many new clothes as X
5, tho. it were April 11th. i ci
■]i| There’s not a hang over in the house! x
X Schloss Clothes Beautiful ___ $25.00 to $45.00 X
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I COAL PRICES RfeDUCED |
Best Virginia Lump, per ton $7.50 ! !
Best Jellico Block, per ton $8.50 ; 1
Pocahontas Furnace EGG and Lump, per ton $9.00 !|!
Coal is cheaper now than it will be in July. Order in ]'!
ton Lots and SAVE. .
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< Statement of
CABARRUS SAVINGS BANK
Close of business April 8, 1925
Condensed from report to North Carolina Corporation Commission
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Y RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $2,202,868.19
Stocks and Bonds 35,031.83
Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures 245,'626.63
Other Real Estate 2,500.00
Cash in vaults and due from banks „ 655,677.37
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Total $3,141,704.02
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $ 400,000.00
Surplus, Profits, Reserve, etc. 109,005.27
Deposits 2,632,’898.75
Bills payable NONE
Rediscounts NONE
Total '--j. $3,141,704.02
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ANNOUNCEMENT!
Effective January i, 1925, all insurance business formerly handled
»j- the Southern Loan and Trust Company was transferred to the Fetzer
ft Yorke Insurance Agency.
Offices in Cabarrus Savings Bank Building. Mezzanine Floor. Phone 231
betzer & Yorke Insurance Agency
P. B. FETZER A. JOSES YORKE
Monday, April 13, 1925