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Friday, July 10, 1925 —————— , —— Graceful Sleeves s F eat ured / Eg §| '.BE j ■ DECORATIVE flowing sleeves with bands of white crepe and silver braid make this frock of black flat crape original and striking. The square neckline has a white collar that Is much wider In the back than In front. Wide pleats at the side give the necessary fulness at the hem but keen (ha-lino varv uralstu Guests at Dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sauvain, Mr. i r.d Mrs. Richmond Reed, of Concord, and Mr. and Mivs. Ol!n (Jaldwell, of the county, were entertained at (i o'clock dinner Thursday evening by Miss Gtnieve Cox, at her home in the county Entertains Bridge Club. Mrs. Frank Mund delightful enter tained Wednesday afternoon at her home on South Union street when she was hostess to the members of the Wednes day Club- and additional guests. After the game a delicious salad and ice course was served. Those playing were: Mesdames R. C. Eitaker. George Fisher, Clyde, Archie and Frank Pounds. Jiin Tates, Joe and Gilbert Hendrix, E. G. Cook, Joe . Glass, E. B. Grady. Mrs. Itisley and Miss Kathleen Sappentield. REMEMBER PENNY ADS ARE CASH Burns or scalds of small area, cover first with wet bak ing soda. When dry, < take this off. Dress with Vicks, gently. Do not rub in. Bandage lightly. V/ICKS W Vapoßub |H (M Hw i ■ - I Y%cc/ Ihrtd By ■ BELL-HARRtg FUN ERAL. PARLOR Day PheSe S4O NIcU Phornu MO-lUL PERSONALS Mr.- and Mrs. Claude Hamilton, of Charlotte, spent Thursday in the city as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. I’tley. Mrs. J. E. Hamilton accompa nied them home and will vistt them over the week-end. *• • t Mrs. Ida Dennis has gone to China Grove to spend the week-end with Mrs. Sam McLester. Miss Rcse Willeford has returned from Asheville, where-she spent some time vis iting her sister, Mrs. R. O. Whitehead. Mrs. AVhitehead and son and L. L. Whitehead and daughter accompanied her heme. • • » Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Little lire spend ing the week-end at Asheville. • • • Mrs. LuTher Harkey, ,of Winston- Salem, spent several hours in the city Thursday with relatives while en route to Charlotte.- • • • Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Troutman and Bob and Ardyce Pate, of Colleton, S. C., are visiting. at the hj>me of Mrs. X. C. Troutman. g • 4 # Miss Ruth Terry returned to her home in Charlotte Thursday afternoon after visiting Miss Lela Bradford. • • • Mrs. C. A. Fisher and Miss Lou Fish er, of Alt. Pleasant, are spending the day with Mrs. Frank Barrier. • • • Miss Ila Bost, who is .1 student at summer school at Cnllowhee State Nor mal, will arrive in Concord tomorrow to spend ten days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Bost. She will be ac companied by Miss Aladeline McDonald, who will be her house guest. Mrs. C. A. Collie and Miss Ruth Col lie, mother and- sister of Howard Collie, of this city, are visiting him at his home on Marsh street. < , • • • Alixs Mildred Sammons, of Goldsboro, has arrived ih Concord to spend some timj as the house guest- of Miss Annis Smoot at her "home on Grove street. ■*. • • J. Leslie Bell is spending the day in Raleigh on business. Shower for Mr. and Mrs. Jones Yorke. Thursday morning dawhed bright and clear, with no clouds in the sky. No body dreamed of a shower. Still at 11 o’clock as numbers of people were walk ing down Cnion Street they were forced to enter Airs. Zeb Aloore’s house for shel ter. It was not oaly storming but raining down “pots and pans.” Every body seemed to know it was going to shower except one poor child. She was crouched up in one corner, and it just seemed as if all of the phower was meant for ifer and on each .raindrop was a little verse, saying just how to use' it. In some mysterious way Airs. Zeb Aloore and Mrs. Joe Hill were responsi ble for the cloudburst where “pots and pans” are mentioned. It includes every available utensil for a kitchen. After the storm had ceased a wonder ful salad course was served by four dain ty little maids. Misses Htidlows Hill. Jane Aloore, Lucy Anne Howard and Alartha Rogers^ Sooq the sun came out and the Indies hurried away leaving the beautiful porch gay with its pretty flowere and one lady especially grateful for the much-needed shower. X. Social Event at Kannapolis. The Midway Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. C.< C. Stqnestreet Wed nesday afternoon, July Bth. : Twenty six members were present. The spacious reception half and par lor were thrown en suite and gracefully decorated with lovely gladiolis, sweet peas, zenias and sunflowers. The subejet of the meeting was ‘Des serts.” Miss Alattie Lee Cooley gave an interesting talk on desserts, after which she demonstrated a delirious pudding. The hostess served ice cream and cake assisted by Misses Alene Stonestreet and Katherine Price. After playing several Interesting games the club adjourned to mee at the koine of Mrs. Winecoff at the August meeting. Return From Wedding Trip. Mr. and Mrs. Brown Phillips have re turned from a wedding trip -through the Western part of North Carolina. They will make their residence at their home on East Corbin street WHEH VOU NEED THE PLUMBER call us up and if the'need is urg ent we will send a man .to your place at once. No matter wheth er you contemplate installing new plumbing or whether you want your old plumbing repaired we will be pleased to give you an es timate, and if we secure the con tract we will assure you of best workmanship. E. B. GRADY PLUMBING AND HEATING DEALER (MBea and Show Boon St E. Corbin St Ofice/Pboao IMW THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE WATSON ADVOCATE OF. CUT IN FEDERAL TAX Favors Maximum Levy of 25 Per Cent on Combined Normal and Surtax on Net Income. Washington. July 9.—Reduction of federal taxes by at least $200,000,009 was advocated today by Senator VV'at son, of Indiana, n member ,of the sen ate financ committee. He favored a limit of 25 per cent for the combined normal and surtax on net incomes, but Van not prepared to specify any surtax fates he would support at the next con gressional- session. Predieting that 4 under f existing law the nation's existing bonded indebtedness would be reduced $5,500,000,00 by 1935. he also declared himself opposed to granting any funding terms to debtor nations more lenient than those given Great Britain, with the possible excep tion of an extension of time for final settlement. Any Concessions in principal or interest rates, he said, would cause great dissatisfaction in England, and probably require negotiation of new terms with that government. Mr. Watson, who is chairman of the interstate Commerce committee, pre dicted that the next sessioin would sec Jittle action in railroad legislation and expressed opposition to the enactment of compulsory consolidation, holding "* that any attempt in that direction would be The railroads are. in iis opinion, working out among them selves a satisfactory consolidation ar rangement, and should be left free of congressional interference in solving the problem. Only One Woman in Landis Case Pul Under Bond. Salisbury Post. ' In the Landis abducting and kidnap ping case heard in the county court Tues day and in which Goldie Alay Alilts and Carrie Honeycutt, two young white wom en, were the defendants, probable cause ivas found as to only one -of the women, Goldie Alay Mills, mother of the child al leged to have been abducted. The other woman, Carrie Honeycutt, was exoner ated by Judge Coggin of any complicity in the affair and the case wfls stricken off the docket as to her. The Afills woman's appearance bond was fixed at S2OO which was given. Auction Sole Here Tomorrow. The Peck property on Church street, will be sold tomorrow afternoon at 2 at auction, the sale to be con ducted by Linker & Barnett. In addition to the lot on the bo\ise stands, a lot in the rear is to be isold, and this lot offers a fine site for Hje house which could be moved on it to make way for a more modern structure on Church street. . The sale is expected to attract a nran . ber of buyers. Two Mem Added to Salisbury's Outfit. Salisbury, July 9.—" Hard Charlie" Brown, hurler. formerly of the Char lotte club,and Greshaver, another pitch er reported today to strengthen the Salisbury-Spqneer baseball team of the Piedmont league. Lefty Hill, hurler. ha>- been farmed out* to- the Eastern Shore league with the Pnrksville, Va„ club. ANTE-BELLUM Smoking Tobacco The Old Reliable Has Stood the Test For 60 Years. * Roll ’Em and Save Sold by All Dealers CONCORD THEATRE VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT One Show—9:ls-—One Show KALANI’S ROYAL HAWAIIAN TROUPE , Singers and Dancer. We, Close Thursday Afternoons | j During July and August RUTH-KESLER SHOE STORE Smartest Styles Lowest Prices FIVE-MINUTE WOOING REWEDS COUPLE DIVORCED 15 YEARS Separated Whep “Pair of Foolish Kid. That Couldn’t Agree,” Wife Remarks. I Alount Vernon, N- Y., July 9.—Di-! vorced fifteen years ago when they were j “ a pair .of foolish kids Vao couldn't agree,” Mrs. {Mary Wood Alason. who has been living here, and George Sylves ter Mason, of Baltimore, 1 have been re married. Airs. Mason revealed today. The reconciliation and remarriage came as the result of a, five-minute long-distance telephone courtship by Air. Afason. Airs. Mashn said that Air. Mason had traced her by apiiealing to a convention of ministers in New York. One of them told the story of the search from the pulpit and a parishioner who 'hap pened to know Mrs. Mason gave her ad. dress. The reconciliation quickly fol lowed. The Chi ewe have nn idea that, if they are byiried in foreign lands, tlu-ir souls will wander among strangers. Expert Attention When your Watch needs re pairing, there is only one kind of attention that will put it into cor rect running condition—expert attention such as we are prepar ed to give it. Leave your Watch here today for inspection. • \ STARNES-MILLERrPARKER COMPANY To prevent freckles Elizabeth Arden hah created an ' > exquisite flashing lotion, , VENETIAN LILLE LOTION, to be used under powder. * Antiseptic and astringent, < ( smooths and refines the skin, ‘ ' leaves a silky finish, flattering ' 1 > for day or evening. Prevents , windbum, sunburn and freckling. 1 ' White, Cream, Naturelle, Special 1 , Rachel. Spanish Rachel, Ocn. »liO. $2.50, . I Gibson Drag Store Now IS The Time FISHER’S The Place July Clearance Sale Friday, Saturday and Monday Special Feature Days Here FISHER’S Who else in Concord will show you summer Suits like </ r~ “Who else in this world ever so do you— Here is a Value that won’t take five minutes to convince you. The model is an absolutely new one— The material—as cool as a screen door—and as strong. The colorings are the new wanted shades—and the price is—well—we are goinj* to let you use the adjectives! Located in Cannon Building Browns-Cannon Co. YOUR SHOP Where You Get Your Money’s Worth FANCY DRY GOODS WOMEN'S WEAR OIL GAS You Will Find the Best GAS AND OIL in Town at Yorke & Wadsworth Co.: Church Street Store Free Air Free Water Free Service Phone 30 Phone 30 Mrs. Housewife! Uo you ever worry about what you are going to cook? And finally when you have decided, does your grocer say: “Sorry, but we haven’t any today”? If you have these worries you can get rid of them by calling us first. Our stock is complete and if it’s on the market we have it. Call us for all kinds of Country Produce. We have plenty of chickens, fresh eggs and fresh country butter at all times. We appreciate your trade and are not pleased unless you are pleased. C. H. BARRIER & CO. DELCO LIGHT ; •/ Light Plants and Batteries Deep and Shallow Well Pumps for Direct or Alter nating current and Washing Machines for direct 6r alter nating current. R.H. OWEN, Agent Flume MS Concord, N. C. ,• tfMi-i&fcV.-i r'.A’ Tribune Member of Associated Press ' ... . .. tt? 1 ,<■%%.; 11m Associated Pwas la exclusively entitled to the nee (or republlcatloa ol •H "owe credited to It or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local dispatches herein are also res erred. an rights of republicstl<m of special news published herein. ■ The Penny Ad* Get Results—Try Them. PAGE THREE
