Thursday, July 16,' 1925
; 7 »■ TTf
rfT'PTT’A
«nt every now And than wfthJsomo
. new wrinkle. buckskin,
i|>«lr have narrttw bands of browr
- *- leather over the toe amdhcel, They
tfasten with bneklee and have a littlo'
i ' it' tailored cHtehtng p. hnut *f~ . |
«• ' \v.\'-Hf, ; fednt Bore. * > 4
;Born' to Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Baker,;
JiUjr 14tbL*a «vn. •»> <
Mis4bnay Guild toF*MMi.
The Mesiopary Guild jaf tbe ,Reformed
Church will meet tonight at 8 o’clock
wiftt Miss Zuc Ycrtop and , Miss Ethel
Honeycutt at the home ot Mi l "* Honey
cutt on East Repot street.
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Efjrd’s Give Feed to Clerks.
Tlie entjre .clerical force of Efird’s
store wai "***•!#' *f,w afrrirtetoft pttfty load
night at theihomeiof Mr. and M§4. A. $.
Harris onf.Rohthj|’nieh’ stheet. jsJMI* <B£_
caeion was a most enjoyable StJe, over
thirty guests being present.
LIGHT XT, LOVR c\TJt*l O* \ ; I
MISSING THIRD TIME
Reterend Gone, Aleo His Sister-In-Law.
—His Wife Swears Out Warrant For
Non-Support.
South Bend, . Jnd., .July 15.—The
avowed intention of Rev. Wilson Culp, |
inf. South Bend. to. bring an and to his i
career of elopements and devote the rest
of his life to his wife and nine children
evidently has been cast aside, as he has
disappeared, again, , Mrs. Rprothy Culp,
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Culp and his sister-in-law were last
seen July Bth, local authorities. revealed
today. »>»»»•
out a warrant charging her husband with
non-support.
1 Only n few months ago Culp, and his
sister-in-law eloped to Chicago, finally
returning and asking forgiveness. A
few years ago Culp eloped with a choir I
girl tyliile he was pastor of a church near
|V?f j p' >,
ctlistli 'Ernestine, great Hql-*
stein, cow which died last year, left a
y world’s record in limetime production by
giving in tier sixteen years' of service
20|,005 pounds of milk.
REMEMBER PENNY ADS ARE CASH
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SUMMER COLDS
that make you oo uncom
fortable In hot weather,
are better treated extern
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and throat and appjy fre* ’
quently up nostrils—
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Mr*. E, N. Seltzer and children will
leave tonight for their koine in Orwige
burg, Pa., after spending sdme time with
iier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mil-,
ler.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hartseil returned
yesterday from a motor trip through
western Carolina.
Miss Blanche Armfield left yesterday j
with a party* of friends for Niagara'
Falls. Canada and northern titles. She
wilt be gone on the trip for two weeks, !
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E. A. Armfield, of Monroe, is visiting
his son, Frank Armfield, at his home on
AVest Corbin street.
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Miss Annie Gulfy Dayvault has re- 1
tngned from Montreat, where she lias
H|ek|VjmUing Misstep I-ouisc and Bessie
W’-bf ppst two reeks. ~
Mws’Sjjljibe'th
Man treat for *i-»e|aE j ■
’ m%j. and Mrs. J. E. ’HarfOl gre spend
ing at Wrightsvillt ‘Beach.
Mr. ams tjjrs. R. M. Vochrane and
children left this morntog foe, Appalaebee,
Ga..,io visit relati'Ast
'ic
wiliiou Peaoocft Points is vis-
gramtoirents, JfT. and Mrs.
;«r*ve H
!UAW,mst4''‘i r homS" Visiting for
'SeveralMays in Salisbury.'
iir 1 . 4 ini] ’ sf£s. ’ .‘Tamo’s ClbVke and «on.
of Eliialjethton, ate Visiting gt the home
of inji B. ilforrispir on Wypt Repot street.
MORRIBO*’ f AbsiiS B 'Vw E:v; ■ -r .
ATTACKS THE DEFICIT
Says Figures of. Governor McLean Are
Grossly Unjust to Preceding Adminis
' Iration. ...
Charlotte, July 15.—Former Governor
. Cameron Morrhion announced here today
r that he wiH offer to the press of ■ (tbe
state for publication next Sunday uiQm
, ing “an analysis-of the financial state
ment gives to the state by Governor Mc-
J Lean upon which he is closing up with
bond issues the general account of the
■ state as of July Ist.”
e“The adjustment or the state’s general
account up to any including June 30th
as announced by Governor. McLean,"
■ said a preliminary statement issued by
'jthe former governor today, "is.ao grossly
unjust to the administration in wtiirh I
was governor that I must asl{ the, fair
-1 minded people, of the state to bear aud
■ consider my contentions about if.",,
'' 1 Tlw sthjetnrnt jissued fodtty is gs fol
lows : * '
: “I expect to furnish the daily papers
1 of the state, to be released next Sunday
h inwttmk»ra«r*m*lysis of tbe financial
1 statement given to the state by Governor
McLean and upon which he is closing up
i with bond issues the general accoijnt of
' the state as of July Ist, preparatory to
. putting the state upon his new budget
I and fiscal system.
“The adjustment of ttie state’s general
J account up to andvjnclnding June. 30th,
* as announced by Governor McLean, is so
:> grossly unjust to’the administration in
i which I was governor that I must ask
. the fgir minded people of the state to
, hear and consider my contentions about
it. .
Says Real Deficit la Snail.
i “I hope conclusively to establish that
I the real deficit created by failure during
! the ttiine I was governor to levy .adequate
j -revenue to, meet appropriations gpdi ex
penses will not exceed $1,250,000, and
, this subject to a j;Adit of all taxes in
arrears, which will, amount to hundreds
of thousands of dollars, and 'that* the re
mainder of tbe so-called nine million and
some four hundred thousand dollar <Jefi
f cit, as announcld by .governor Mcltpan,
ji is due to putting upon. The' jcneral ac
i .count somewhere near $LOOO,OOf) which
]}ad no place upon it and with .which* my
Sjni ministration had nothing to do; and
hi adopting a' ' fiscal, policy Which prill
accrued taxes from January to
\ upon has budget system,
n to'the phrlod in which they
4 ftr which they were, levied,
to $6,200.000. . v; ■:
matter, whii hi I rtpect ,-to in the
papers that will 4o in j(|Sbe fairness to
print it, on next Sunday morning.”
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We do steam fitting.
and all sjrt of heating work. We
guarantee skillful service in every
detail. You'll flpd when we are!
through with the job that every
joint will be air tight, every
draught work perfectly. If you
have had experience with poor
plutnbing you’ll more than appre
ciate the kind of service we al
ways render.
Oflito and Bte» Room SB K. Garble sJ
GROOMING MORRISON
FOR GOVERNOR IN. 1928.
Friends of U>c Farmer CWef Executive-
Would Have Him Vindicate Himself.
Raleigh, July lp.—Cameron Morrison,
late governor’s chair ’ of Nortli
Carolina, has been nominated to succeed
A. Ts, Mi-Lean.
The Daily News bureau-ran ten days
ago upon a bevy of Morrison men who
were inquiring whether it is true that
the constitution Os North Carolina per
mits a second term to an executive after
a legal interim. .
The career of Vance was cited. The
I incident, served the purpose. On the
strength of this, was erected the proph
. ecy that Max Gardner and Cameron Mor- !
I rison will meet again to 1928.
I" Tonight one of the n>ost prominent of
j-the McLean men .in- the 1024 campaign
told the Daily N|>fvt office that-tlic, man
,to watch is Cam- jjtofrison. ; The'- {ate
j bar association tbfetbijg In Asheville ' de
veloped the fact that the west ' is over
developed by comparison with the cn«L
| Tbe Morj-ison post terminals scheme was
| resurrected as his prograjn for the re
demption of the east. - -“Put it down
. that Morrison, on whom has been un
loaded this fictitious deficit, and against
whom the hiy interests fought, last year,
will tpiipc bfek and get his vindication,”
this big Morrisopian said.
“Os cohrscFthey will say 'that you'arc
just talking,”, 'he’, continued, “but the
man to lead the fight against reaction, in
which direction we are headed, is Mor
rison. If anybody starts anything on
the Morrison story you can- tell where
you got your information. I am not
saying that Morrison wi]\ run. But I
do say that the proper man to head us
away from our backward movement is ,
the great progressive Morrison of Char
lotte.”
Old members of the Morrison official
- family have been talking this second
term question. They have revived their
faith to him, They think he looms big
- get today titan ever. He has suffered |
’ such disappointment following bis re-!
- tirement from office that-personal vindi
cation seems in order.- There is one |
town >in North Carolina which discusses
1 a Morrisdn comeback a great deal. Dur
ham is that city. There could be some
> good reason for that. Marriage has j
■ made him very close to many of the peo
ple there. They stood by him through
‘ out his career. They-do not like the I
’ way he has been treated. They think
! the retirement has been too- drastic.
■ They would like to see him vindicated.
The governor does not talk about poli
- tics much, but when tfe left office he
1 announced that he regretted to quit.
■ He had nothing in view. He concedes
tbe senatorship to Overman so long as
1 the Salisbnrian cares to hold it. The
i governorship is the One opening.
’ He is from the west. His defeat op
r ! the port terminals will was bitted to
,-, Jiitn. He made threats against the
[ Winston-Salem people who organized! the
- fight and made it so farious for his excel-
I lcncy. The. fact that old members of
hiswoffirial family talk about' a 'possible
- comeback justified the suspicion tbaf
somebody has been Talking about it, some
i body, who is-somebody?
< And such a<race .would again make
*«the state"sit.find* make a few obser-
Mvations.
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■ Mlm Maude Wallace Dies Near Salisbury
) Miss Maude Wallace naW 33 years,
t daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Wallace.
living about two miles from Salisbury, in
‘ Litaker township, at a point between the
» old Concord road and the Southern Rail
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Larger Cities at $1.50 and $2.00 Pet Seat [
SHOWS START A|T 1:30-4:00—«:30- 9K» P. M. |j
If July 20 and 21
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: wny's at her hmne sSait
: !> h'eteek Wednewtay morning'. • foJkiwm*
; an. illness of sdflfto m<in*lv-. Tlie funeral >
‘ and buriai, took idiee at is-inity LntlurJ i
ftn church, near ICaunapoUs, thin,morning
at 11 o’clock, . .
The. deeeax'if wai a native of Cabar
vus county and h Survived by her par-}
ents. .one and oue sister, these
' being Mr. J. N. M’allace, of Salisbury.
1 and Mrs. J. €!. Wilheine, of Kannapolis.
Henry Griswoid, one of Wisconsin's
mo?t illustrious retired farmei-s, got 3,-
050 eggs from sixteen pullets confined in
‘ a pen six feet wide, eight feet long, and
! eight feet high last year.
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
j here today Mr inspection.
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I CqHjIPANY
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I To prevent freckles
1 Elizabeth Arden has created aiF
* exquisite finishing lotion,
, VENETIAN LILLB LOnON,
t° be, used under Pqwde^,
- .Antiseptic ~and asnphigenL <
, sm °oths and refines the skin,
leaves * sflJiy finish, flattering ' j
» for day or Evening. Prevents j
windbum, sunburn and freckling.
' White, Cream, NatunlU, Special 1
Rachel, Spanish Rachel, Oar.
$l3O. $2.50.
Gibson Dnjg St^re
Now IS The Time FISHER’S The Place
July Clearance Sale Friday, Saturday and Monday Special Feature Days Here
FISHER’S
I BROWN’S 1
On The Square—New Home 1
Featuring' for Summer Wear, Cool Things in Palm X
Beach, Mohair, Tropical Worsted and Linen. Prices ,
SIO.OO ° $25.00 I
j Haberdashery Department is brimful of Shirts, Sox, 8
;;!|| Neckwear, Underwear and so forth. Popular pricesi 8
If you are hot, come in and get under the fan and cool
Ij; off. ! Don’t get oVerheated watching the work across the
jij’ street at tbe new hotel. . x
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We Close Thursday Afternoons
During July and August
RUTH-KESLER SHOE STORE
Smartest Styles Lowest Prices
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about what you are going to cook?
And finally when yeti have decided, does youn grocer sav:
“Sdriy, but we* Haven’t any
If you have these worries you can get rid of them by
calling us first. Our stock is comple'te 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.
G. H. BARRIER & CO.
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Light Plants and Batteries |
Deep and Shallow Well Pumps for Direct or Alter- 9
nating current and Washing Machines for direct or alter- 8’
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R. H. OWEN, Agent I
Phone «M Concord, N. C. S
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