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PAGE TWO PENNY COLUMN I cihmhfc WJ Estate For Sito-The Parte bouse on West Depot street near the prtoeipal square. The Johnston prop erty near the principal square, lot 05x 300 feet with seven-room house. Terms easy, a toal bargain. One vacant lot on South Union street 75x400 feet at a bargain; one vacant lot in South Con cord 75x195 feet SBOO. Three-room cot tage on Gold street, near West Depot street. Lot 59x150 feet $1,700. 3.20 acres op public road at Training School.; Vacant lot on South I'nionfpMtr G. W. Means, 50x130 feet. New 4P-room cottage on highway op posite County- Home, lot 00x300 feet. $2305, a real bargain. Modern eight room house on North Un : on street. Let us show you some of the most beautiful building lots on the National highway at the underpass. The prices are reasonable. Jno. K. Patterson & Co., Agents. 19-2 t-p. Big Lot Fancy Strawberries and Cher ries. rhone 505. Ed. M. Cook Com pany. 19-lt-p. For Sale —Walking Cultivator. At Con dition. A. C. Dayvault, Kannapolis, N. C. Phone 3404. l!»-2t-p. j For Bemt— JKooms For Light Housekeep-! ing. Cat! 427 W. 18-st-p. For Tip Work, Roofing. Guttering, Be-! pairing, phone 773. Arthur Eudy, 73 McGill Street. ' 14-14 t-p. For Sale —Limited Supply of Glazed Pot tery ware grave vases. While they last, 15 cents —2 for 25 cents. Ar thur Eudy, 73 McGill Street. 14-Ct-p. At the Theatres. I Copway Tearle and Madge Kennedy mi “Bad Company” is being shown to itay at the Concord Theatre. Also the Campbell sisters in vaudeville will be at tlijs theatre all week. ■ “Pleasure Mad.” with a east includ ing Huntley Gordon. Norman Shearer. Winifred Bryson, Frederick Truesdall and Mary Alde4i, will be shown today at the Star. , Pete Morrison in "Pot-Luck Pards” and a comedy. "The Peace Makers,” jjttarring George O’Hara and Alberta nOOOOQQOOOOOOOOOOOqOQQOOOOOOeOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Don’t Forget To Visit I Parks - Belk Beauty Shop All Kinds of Beauty Culture Work | and Hair Cutting Mrs. Fitzpatrick in Charge Miss Smith Assistant jUOQOPOQQOQOQQOQQQOQQQQQOQQOQQQQQQQQQQQQOQQOQQOOQOQOQ I ZOOQQOQQQOQQQQGQOQOQQOQOOQQOQQQOOOOQQOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ The New EFIRD Store Shoes for Service jj Shoes for Dress Shoes for Play Shoes for Everyone When You Want Shoes That I Will Please You Go To S Tfce New EFIRD Store fr|»Wpnn»r>OQQQOO»a^M»OgCOOOQOOQQQQOPOOOOeQOOOO»OgOO m '. - • k Stray Mule Will Be SoU At Auction on Saturday, May 23rd. in front of Patt Covington's store. Charley Slate. i 19-4 t-p. Cruoa’a Pond at Rimer. Will Open F«w bathing and fishing beginning May -1. 19-st-p. G. M. CRESS, Owner. Tomatoes! Tomatoes. We Can Supply you with fancy tomatoes. Phone 565. Ed. M. Cook Company. 19-3 t-p. . Per Rent—Six Room Rouse Corner of St. Charles and Houston; new 4-room house on Kannapolis Highway. Jno. K. Patterson & Co. 19-2 t-p. Men, Women Sell Guaranteed Silk Hos iery direct to wearer; beautiful goods, fashioned and full fashioned, wonder ful colors. Prices lower than stores. Sell only. We pay every day. In ternational Silk Hosiery Co.. Norris town, Pa. lOt-ltaw. Visiting Cards Handsomely Printed, 50 for SI.OO or 100 for $1.50. Tiuies- Tribune Office. ts. Bookkeepers Now Em ioyed Who Are desirous of doing accounting work in 1 spare time who have successfully com -1 pleted og half way completed courses ! in accountancy. State what course i studied, age and ’phone number. Ail i communications confidential. Address bo Potato Plants—Pure Stock. Government inspected, Porto Rico Yams. By ex press $2.00 thousand. Prepaid mail 500. $1.50. 1,000 $2.50. Parker Farms, Atlanta, Ga. 11-10 t-p. Vaughn, will be seen today ut the Pas time. Auction Sale at Colonial Park. Tomorrow. May 20th, at 2 o'clock p. in. Linker A Barnett will conduct an auction sale of lands on the national highway between Concord and Kannap olis, knowus as Colonial Park. An en tire frontage of about 4.000 feet will be sold to the highest bidder, final sale. Terms, one-fourth cash, balance to be 1 paid in six. twelve and eighteen months. There will be a balloon ascension. See half page ad. in this paper. C" —" —up —»»»■ -tg— 1 -»■ ■-■■" wwßint .■ .t-mrnmm z IN AND ABOUT THE CITY |j CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM t Will Begin in Concord Thursday, June 4th and Close Tuesday June Mh. A The Redpath Chautauqua will begin in ; Concord on Thursday, June 4th. Season tickets can be obtained for $2.50 for adults and $1.50 for children. The fol- J lowing will be the program * C First Afternoon n Introductory Exercises. £ Grand Concert—Jugo-Slav Tamburien i Orchestra. Admission 50c —20c. ( Final Night. Concert —Jugo-Slpv Tauiburica Orehes- c tra. I Lecture: “Science and the Future”— Dr. Hilton I. Jones. <' Admission 500, children 250. c Second Morning. f Children’s Entertainment —Mr. and o Mrs. Faubel. Admission 250. children 10. 1 Second Afternoon. t Popular Entertainment—The Faubel 1 Entertainers. | Admission 50c. children 25c. Second Night. f Magic and Mystery, spectacular produe- < tion. The Great Lauraut and Company. '1 Admission 750. children 35c. Third Morning. Children's Entertainment—Julian 11. 1 Arnold. I Admission 25c. children 10c. I T Third Afternoon. 1 Lecture: “Arabian Knights”—Julian 1 B. Arnold. 1 Admission 50c. clvldren 25. > Third Night. ' “Give and Take," great American com edy. A New York cast. i Admission SI.OO. children 50c. Fourth Afternoon. f Grand Concert —Chicago Lyric Sing- < ers. Admission 50c. children 25c. 1 Fourth Night. ■Concert —Chicago Lyric Singers. I Lecture ; “Pathways to Power”—Wil liam Ramey Bennett. Admission 50c. children 25c. Fifth Morning. Children’s Entertainment Everett Kemp. Admission 25c. children 10c. Fifth Afternoon. Concert—Colonial Harp Ensemble Com pany. Dramatic Entertainment Everett Kemp. Admission 50c, children 25c. Fifth Night. Grand Concert —Featuring "The Shep- J herd's Dream’’ —Colonial Harp Ensemble | Company. i Admission 75c —children 35c. LOUIS PECK IS NOW RESIDENT ENGINEER ! Takes the Place of F. 8. Kluttz. Who I Goes to Charlotte on Jit. Holly Proj | ect. [ Louis Peek, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. I Peck, of this city, has been transferred by ■ ! the State Highway Commission from the' II District Office in Charlotte, to Concord. U where he is taking the place of F. S. ! i Kluttz as resident engineer of this eoim- J 1 ty. j | Mr. Kluttz. who has held the position' i in the county for over a year, has been I ■ j sent to Charlotte where he has charge of j the project of constructing the highway i from Charlotte to Mt. Holly. 1 1 Mr. Peck is a graduate of State Col -11 lege at Raleigh and after completing his | course walked in Raleigh for over a year. , J, working in the State Highway offices t there during his stay. He was then I transferred to Charlotte and has been II there for several years. I The State Highway fomiuixiou is at ► present engaged in completing the Mt. t Pleasant project. It has been finished i to a place within two miles of Mt. IMens- II ant and the work at present is being , douc to complete the road through that i town and on to the limits of the county. | Tent Meeting in Rear of Pity Hall. i Evangelist W. F. La Rowe is in Con t cord to open a big revival In a gospel C tent one block from the court house. » Mr. I.altmvp has evangelized till over ► the United States and conies highly rec ommended by men of all walks of life. Mr. Laßowe held successful meetings ► in High Point, Burlington, two years ago I I nud lias returned to this state for the i summer work. E Mrs. Laßowe will sing solos each evening at S o'clock. Mr. Laßowe was sentenced for life in the Illinois peniten | tiary. He did ten years and was par doned. and for fifteen years has been do ' ing evangelistic work. He will deliver his famous lecture May 2lst at K p, m. Subject. "Behind the Gray Walls of ' Prison." i The revival will continue three weeks. X. The South now has more than one thousand cotton mills. II . ' - .11 . j I lUdd-Frix MnsictStatunenrCe | (incorporated) If o I Phone 76 Concord, N. C. | QOOOCOOOOO>O0QOQ(PO90Q9iO0O0COOOOQOOO0O>OO0606K>O9OOOW THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE CONCORD PARTY IN AUTO J ACCIDENT TO RETURN TODAY S Alleged DrunkenTtoßer Said to Have j Caused Wreck of Car Belonging to f C. W. Jenkins. Z The condition of Mr. and Jlrs. C. 1 Jenkins and children and Miss Alma | Goode, who w*ne injured Sunday after-,S noon in an automobile wreek near 3 Statesville, is very much improved and a it is thought that they will return to ■ Cojticoiv. this afternoon. j The following is bb account of the ac- 2 eident as published in the Statesville ■ Daily: - J Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jenkins and two Z children ami Miss Alma Goode, of Coil- j cord, spent yesterday in Statesville with « friends aud ail were more or less hurt - and bruised when their Car was wrecked. Z Tlie party had started home late in the a afternoon. Just after they had crossed | the bridge at Kerr's branch, a man. sup- j posed to be named Love, aud going in : the same direction, drove against tine j Jenkins car. forcing It off the road and I against the embankment, where it turned I over. One of the Jenkins children, n j 'little girl, suffered a. broken collar bone; I Mr. Jenkins was badly out on one hand j and the other oeupants of the ear were ; bruised and shocked. Mr. Li e S. Fol- j ger, of Charlotte, who happened along at 1 the time, brought the wounded to Long’s j Sanatorium, where all received medical ; attentiou. After this they spent the ■ night at Hie home of Mr. W. M. Bar- j ringer and it is expected they will be j able to go home today. Ji It is alleged that Lowe was under tlie ■ influence of whiskey and did not stop j when the wreck occurred but kept on ! going until he wrecked his own car, some j distance farther on. and was arrested. He will be given a hearing at Mooresville j today. EFIRD STOKE MANAGERS HAVE MEETING IN CHARLOTTE i Mr. A. E. Harris, Concord Manager, At-, j tended.—Getting Ready For Big Chain ] Sale. A. E. Harris, manager of the local ] Kfird store, has returned from Charlotte j where he recently attended the big meet ing of managers and executives of the ; Efird chain, at the new Charlotte store. [ in conference with J. 8.. E. L„ J. R., P. H. and J. W. Efird. Forty man- ' agers and executives were present at the meeting. Each one exchanged suggestion with : his fellow managers regarding the possi bilities of making this the greatest of all Efird chain sales. Each manager was : highly enthused and many willing to put up stakes oil his store going over the top. . .. . 'i| Efird merchandise men advised the managers of the great values iu merchan dise that had been bought especially for I this chain sale. In many instances man agers were told that the entire output nf factories and the stocks of manufac turers in different .lines had been bought !outright, at ridiculously low prices: and .that thousands of dollars worth of new j merchandise was oif its way to each in dividual store. 1 There never was gathered a more en thusiastic crowd of fellows than the Efird managers: any every one bragging on , his town and county. One looking iu . from tlie outside would think they were a bunch of Chamber of Commerce boost ers. I , The Concord Efiri store has arranged to begin its big chain sale on Friday morning. The store here will be closed on Thursday afternoon after 1 o’clock, in order to arrange'for this event. RADIO PROGRAM Station WBT, Southern Radio Corporation. Char lotte. 11:35 and 12 noon —Time Signals. 12 to 1 p. in.—Andrew’s Music Store. 1 :30 to 2:30 p. m.—Hotel Charlotte. 0:30 to 7 :30 p. m.—Hotel Charlotte. 9 to 10 p. in.—-Interstate Radio Stu dio Program. Y Building to Be Closed During Month of June. At a meeting of tl»e finance commit tee of the Y. M. A. held Monday night in tlie Y building, it' was decided to close the association during tile month of June for needed repairs to the interior. The one exception to the closing will be the swimming pool which will remain open during these months. It was also decidtU to take action to collect the $2.500 in pledges which re main unpaid from last year's subscrip tions. The committee will call on per sons who owe such sums and will make an effort to collect the money. The committee is r mposed of F. J. Haywood. A. R. Hnu.er and C. S. Smart. -II -uu.fce-.-iLj .- JL. I Tir afnltiifilUOlfYllllftllii [ PARKS-BELK CO. I Concord’s Leading Department Store ® | CURTAIN SCRIM, NETS AND DRAPERIES I f In our Big Store We Have Equipped Two Separate Curtain 9 s Goods Departments. In our Bargain Basement .you will a I find Curtain Material from the Very Cheapest to the Med- i ium Priced. ( B One big lot of Curtain Scrim Remnants, Big line of Fancy Cretonne to select from 3 S values up to 10c a yard —prices that can’t be beat—per yard |p Special * Sic 10c 12ic “ d 15c I B One big lot of double width Flowered 9 Scrim Remnants values up to g c The Better Grade Curtain Materials and 9 gs 15c a yard. Special per yard Wm 5 Draperies Will Be Found in Our S 3 Full Bolt Flowered Scrim, as- £± c Second Floor Department 3 sorted patterns, per yard w r Big Line of Marquisette, Nets and Cre- 3 3 Double width Flowered Curtain ft-i-r tonnes in this department to select from at B ss Scrim, regular 12 l-2c value, per yd. Popular Prices, per yard I 23c 25c 29c AND 35c : : Ihe biggest value yet, 33-inclt Scrim, First. i : cream' 4 'Special ''per yaTF Beautiful line of Nets in Ecru, Cream and : : ’ ’ P y White, the most complete line to be found 9 , ~ _ __ anywhere at prices, per yard sc lac value 36-mch Marquisette in lA. ork A a ttp Tr»d* <■ an = \ Cream, White and Ecru, special yd. lUC 39c, 48c LP T ° $1.48 , §| g 25c value Fancy Marquisette in Checks and A Wonderful line of Cretonnes in the new- 3 plain, Cream. Ecru and white 1 C,. e st patterns, per yard | Q,, up to CQ. SE special, per yard — IDC special 5 I Big line of Printed Marquisette IQ r Madras Drapery, per yard Ag- to JtZg, Gs and plain fancy, special per yard -- ' from PARKS-BELK CO. | Headquarters for Hanes Underwear = Phones 138-608 Concord, N. C. j| Post and Flagg's Cotton Letter. <j New York. May IS. —There has been a somewhat dubious tone to r. good ninny of the private crop advices re ceived today and sellers have been less aggressive than for some time pust. al- i though apparently still confident that their ixisition will be justified by later j developments. At the same time with j these less glowing erop accounts have' some rather more satisfactory reiiorts j las to both foreign and domestic trade J j conditions although evidently there is (no widespread buying movement on foot us yet. j Perhaps the announced intention of mills to curtail in drastic fashion unless' better supported by orders may be bringing about a change in policy on the part of buyers und especially as it is most reliably stated that even with the surprisingly heavy April consump tion there has been no accumulation of t importance of either yarns or goods in first hands. Curtailment has already made its appearance among eastern mills and here and there in the south, though not t » equal extent as yet. It is obvious, however, that mills have reached the limit of their endur ance and if the policy • f buyers the last yenr and more is pmvjstml in the mills will fight fire with fire tn they huve no other alternative. The effect of that is likely to be felt in consumption for the balauoe of the season, though it is figur ed that the total during that period is lilely to be well in e*cc>u of last year as curtailment will hardly be oh drastic as t hen. , Whatever the demand amounts to at present it is ueiossarily being supplied •thiefly by selling for short account, discounting a highly favorable run of rftfjp news expected and au equally un favorable run of trade news. The pro ajvti bus already been, carried to'-great Ska and those engaged in it have the alternative of continuance or] ig what would probably be a severe] on the average price of the sales can Ijr be unt«h above existing lews. POST AN'f) FLAGG. ■J, jgg.'"ie-v,g.' ■, | Tloatapxantst in New Tort City feed about 3,000,000 persons daily. ■ . -V . • V j « > ’ r— -20 Hams Free I To The Folks Attending the AUCTION SALE | Kannapolis Road j SAT., MAY 23, 2 P. M. I Property of C. H. Peck and Others B DIXIE REAL ESTATE COMPANY 9 99H99999955fttift9P9998999998f FORD OWNERS : r S The Rosson Automatic Oiler for Fori Cars or Trucks absolutely f I hwores the proper amount of oil in your crank case at all times, under 1 j aU ruanjng condititons. '[ Guaranteed to save 40 Per rent on oil. I will give you TJSN DATS FREE TRIAL, aqd absolutely guaran- ] j Bftirfitttffiij L. E. BOGER !| ' lL .11 . . ji Room 0, Man css Building } « ; * pail (till t ets nanr it Tuesday, May 10, 1025
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