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PAGE TWO PENNY, COLUMN GOLF BALL POPS—GET EM QUICK. DOVE-BOBT CO. 14-lt-p. f' B% Lot Nice Fat Hens. Phime M. Cool Company. 14-2 t-p. Wanted to Boy Two or Three Acre |: farm with house. Must be reasonable. Call 775, Concord, N. C. 14-2 t-p. IfS. -—■ For Sale —Limited Supply of Ghuwd Pot- I tery wave grave vases. While they last, 15 cents —2 for 25 etjMts. Ar thur Eudy. 73 McGill Bt|hffcv~i4-6t-p. Lwnb! Lamb! Lamb! Phone 310 For dhoice cuts of native lamb. Chas. C. Graeber. 14-2 t-p. Tomatoes, Tomatoes, Car Load Fancy ripe tomatoes, l’hone 505. Ed. M. Cook Co. 14-2 t-p. Cheap Cliix—From Prize Winning Buff • or white leghorns. 25 $3.50; 50 $0.75; 100 sl3; 500 $55. Pay after receiv ing. Immediate delivery, prepaid. Vir gil Narou. Shelbyville, Tenn. May 14 & 25-p. Cottage on Marsh Street For Kent or sale. W. B. Sloop. 14-2 t-p. For Tin Work, Roofing, Guttering. Re pairing. phone 773. Arthur Eudy, 73 McGill Street. 14-14 t-p. Kingan’s Reliable , Hams and Baron. Sanitary Grocery Co. 14-2 t-p. * Headquarters For All Kinds of Candy Suckers. Lippard & Barrier. 14-lt-p. Ktesh Trout, Gutted or Dressed. Sani tary Grocery (Company. 14-2 t-p. (Itoice Cuts of Fresh and Cured Meats. .'•Dressed chickens a specialty. Phone 510 Sand 525. Chas. C. Graeber. 14-2 t-p. Wanted—A Position as Stenographer. Write Care Tribune. 13-3 t-p. For Rent—Remodeled Five Room Cot tage. Conveniences. Phone 432. IV. A. Foil. 13-3 t-p. On Sale at Robinson’s —Real Handdrawn Linen Handkerchiefs for men and wo men. Fine commencement gifts. | . For Bent—Rooms For Light House keeping. Call 427 Wor 881. 12-3 t-p. Wanted —Three or Four Fui^hed rooms for light housekeeping. Call 411 U after 5 o’clock. 12-3 t-p. Numbers of Deeds Recorded Here Yester day. The following deeds were recorded yes terday in the office of the register of deeds: K. 11. and 1,. I. Little to J. A. Good man and M. B. Sherrin property in No. 11 township for S9OO. F. W. Glass to Joseph I). Glass for $5tK) property in No. 4 township. The Southern Loan and Trust Co. to Thomas Slmnkle property iti the Yorke addition, a Concord suburb, for s.>oo. I). A. Mclsturin to IX J. Gray for DELCO LIGHT Light Plants and Batteries Deep and Shallow Well Pumps for Direct or Alter nating current and Washing Machines for direct or alter nating current. R. H. ©WEN, Agent Phone 80S Concord, N. C. The New EFIRD Store For your Graduating and Party Dresses You Should See Our big assortment in White Crepe de Chines and Flowered Taffetas It Costs Less to Buy Them at The New EFIRD Store Visiting Cards Handsomely Printed, 50 for SI.OO or 100 for $1.50. Times- Tribune Office. ts. Bookkeepers Now Employed Who Are desirous of doing accounting work in spare time who have' successfully com pleted or half way completed courses in accountancy. State what course studied, age aud ’phone number. All communications confidential. Address box 330. 14-7 t-c. Fresh Fish, Dressed Trout. Croakers and shad. Phone 505. Ed. M. Cook Co. 14-2 t-p. Wanted—Women to Make Money at home. Plain home sewing. No can vassing. To prevent curiosity seek ers, send ten ceiit (coin) for samples and particulars. Success sewing sys tem. Box 207, Long Branch. N. J. 14-2 t-p. Call 775 For Real Tire Service. Have your tires vulcanized by White Bros. Tire Co., 30 East Corbin St. 14-2 t-p. Fresh Fish. Trout and Croakers. Phone 510 and 525. We deliver. Chas. C. Graeber. 14-2 t-p. Saturday—Bargain Day—New Hats. Miss Bracheu. 14-3 t-p. Choice Ripe Tomatoes. Lettuce and fruits. Sanitary Grocery Company. -14-2 t-p. English Peas. Beans. Squash. Cucumbers. country cabbage, onions, lettuce, celery, tomatoes, peppers, carrots, etc. Lippard & Barrier. 14-lt-p. For Rent—Steam Heated Rooms With breakfast. Call after 5 p. m. 110 N. T’nion St. 14-4 t-p. Fresh Pineapples. Grapefruit. Apples. oranges. Bananas. Lippard & Barrier. 14-lt-p. Make Your Strawberry Jam With Cer^o —it only takes three minutes. Dove- Bost Co. 14-lt-p. ' Golf Bali Pops by the Thousands. All flavors. Lippard & Barrier. 14-lt-p. For Sale, or Will Trade For City Lot, a new model Star touring car. Sec A. W. Smith, at The Tribune office. Potato Plants—Pure Stock, Government inspected. Porto Rico Yams. By ex- I press $2.00 thousand. Prepaid mail I 500, $1.50. 1,000 $2.50. ltaiker Farms, Atlanta. Ga. 11-10 t-p. $2,200. property in Brookwood. E. P. Dobson to E. L. Morrison for SSO property in East Concord. B. L. Fmberger two tracts of land in No. 4 township to Paris Kidd, the first for S2OO and the second for S7OO. E. I). Underwood lots in Underwood Park to John L, Edwards for $114: to J. S. Fletcher for $104; and to John H. Jacobs for SBO. Among the Sikhs of India it is a rule that deaths and births must take place on the ground. TAX LISTERS IN COUNTY WILL CONTINUE WORK i Get Ruling From Attorney General Rela tive to Deduction of Fifty Per Cent. On Some Property. Prof. J. IV. B. Long, tax supervisor of Cabarrus county, has instructed tax list ers of the county to continue the list-' ing of taxes following a meeting held at the court house yesterday afternoon at which a ruling on the matter of mak ing deductions on certain property was agreed on. The ruling came from At -1 torney General Brummit and covers the matter of deduciiqt taxes on homes on which mortgages are held, an amend ment to the State constitution providing that in some instances the deduction shall be 50 per cent. In his ruling the attorney general ex plained that homes on winch building and lean associations hold mortgages are not to be subject to the deduction un less the associations actually list and pay taxes on the notes in question. Sir. Long read to the listers present at the meeting the following letteiv,. which it was agreed, straighten out the matter entirely : Mr. J. IV. B. Long. Tax Supervisor, Concord, X. C. Dear Mr. Long: Replying to your letter of the 11th. I have to say that the deduction of fifty per cent, in accordance with the terms of the amendment is to be of the value of the note and mortgage. This may result in a queer situation some times, but 1 think that the amendment is clear on that point. I herewith send you copy of our ruling on the subject, from which you can no doubt work out most of your problems. It should be borne in mind that the owner of the home cannot get the exemp tion unless the note is listed and taxes paid on fifty per cent, of it. As a prac tical matter. T think it would he well for the iist-takers to take note of every claim of this kind presented by the own er of the home, getting alll possible in formation. and then when he comes to make up his books, he will be in a po sition to determine whether the claim should be allowed. Yours very truly. DENNIS G. Bit VMM ITT, Attorney General. Mr. .T. W. B. Long, Tax Supervisor, Cabarrus County. Concord. N. C. Dear Sic. Your letter of May !>th has been re ceived and carefully noted. I I am enclosing you herewith copy of the ruling of the attorney general, which will doubtless answer your question. Ordinarilly. building and loan associa tions do not list and pay taxes on notes and mortgages held by such association, and unless the building amid loan asso ciation does actually list and pay-, tax on the note in question, the borrower could not properly take credit for 50 per cent, of the value of the note. Yours very truly. J. H. HARWOOD. Assistant Attorney General. CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO CLOSE MAT 29TH Graduating Exercises at Grammar School May 2Sth—Senior Play May 28th. The city public schools will close their year’s work on Friday. May 211 i'll. The grammar schools will hold their graduating exercises on Thursday eve ning. May 28. Rev. Chas. B. Si-ovil. rector of All Saints Episcopal Church, will deliver the address to the graduates of Central Grammar School. Finals begin at the High School next week. The animal Recitation Contest has al ready been held. The Senior play will be given Friday evening. May 20th. i The annual sermon will be preached on 1 Sunday morning. May 30tli by Rev. [ Jesse (’. Rowan, I). O. Hie graduating exercises will lie held ! on Monday evening, June Ist. The Lit i erary address will he delivered by Rev. 1 F. J. Prettyman. O. D„ of Gastonia. Dr. \ Prettyman was for a number of years ! Chaplain of the United States Senate. • He is a most cultured gentleman and a 1 distinguished speaker. RADIO PROGRAM I The following is the broadcast for Fri [ day. May 15th: [ 11:55 to 12:00 Noon—Time Signals. I 12 :00 to 1 :00 I*. M. —Andrews Music [ Store. [ 1 :30 to 2:30 P. 51.—Hotel Charlotte. 1 I (ito 7 :30 P. 51.—-Hotel Charlotte. I 9:00 to 10:00 I*. 51.—Etird's Studio 3 Interesting Story Enjoyed. 1 Miss Packolet sloore, the little wlieel- I chair Christian, told the story of her 5 l ! fe and of her desire for doing things to < make life worth Uviug last night at Me ls Gill Street Baptist Chureh ill away that 5 stirred up our hearts. She cannot walk J but she ean talk. We wish everybody in B Concord could hear her story, aud the I Beautiful poems which she recites so well. J When the writer was pastor of Chero -5 kee Avenue Baptist Church. Gaffney, S. K C., she was a member of that church and 5 well known to the pastor's family and ■ to all the church as the earnest little K Christian in the wheel-chair. S' 51iss Moore will be at Kerr Streel Bap- B tist. Church Friday evening at 7:30. If K you wish to hear something that will 5 make you strive harder to be some account B in life, come to this story-lecture. J. R. PENTUFF. 6 Merchants Association to Meet This Eve ning. j There will be a called meeting of the j 51erchants Association at the Y. 51. C. I A. this evening at 7:30 o'clock. I At this meeting delegates will be elected j| to the State convention which convenes | ill Charlotte next Tuesday. May 19th. 1 continuing through the 20th and 21st. r It is also probable that the matter { of the stores closing on Thursday aftef- I noon during the summer months will be I presented. It is the desire of the officials I that those interested in this matter be V present to give their Vviews. J At The Theatres. Q “The Romance of Aliraham Lincoln,” Xja most astonishing picture play of jljpF 2 mance. drama, humor 'and thrills, strtr v ring George Billings and Ruth Clifford, X is being shown again today at the Star. 8 The Pastime today is showing Monte ■ Blue and Beverly Bayne in “Her Mar- X riage Vow." and a Mack Bennett Comedy. • Douglas Met,ean in “Never Say Die,” £ is the feature being shown today at the X> Concord Theatre. THE CONCORD DAILY TKIBDNB THE CHARLES STORES C 5c to si9B Department Stores 34 S. Union St., Concord WILL OPEN FOR INSPECTION FRIDAY EVENING MAY ISTH From 7:30 to 9:30 P. M. • ?(No Merchandise Sold on Friday) We Have Planned a Greater Store For Greater Concord You Will Be Pleased to See the Money Saving Values Offered Music Will Be Furnished by the Pasadena 8-Piece Orchestra Friday Evening 7:30 to 9:30 from the Charlotte Hotel Do Not Fail to See Our Window Display Friday May 15 for Opening Specials jiMfi Such popularity must be deserved IN one great success after an- To be chosen by millions, even a other, George M. Cohan has cigarette must have “made good.” won nation-wide distinction as Chesterfield's record gains, actor, playwright and producer. for example, are no accident, None may challenge his record but rather the result of sheer for dean hits. merit greater fragrance and a Such success must be deserved. more pleasing taste. Chesterfield - | Copyright l^ Ar |i S r»t & Ca ._ ; * .... T Thursday,, May 14, 1025
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