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The New Columbia
*iP* want you to hear the New Columbia. ' Its
amazing purity of tpne will delight you. Regard
less of the class music that .is played the fidelity
of reproduction will cause you to marvel.
As you investigate the New Columbia you will
learn, of its wonderful new reproducer, its sturdy
taotor which is an achievement in itself, its
automatic start and stop device, its tone control
leaves and many other important features.
You will also be delighted with the appearance of
the New Columbia. Every model is a fine example
of the cabinet maker’s art. You will want one for
your home. Why not come in today and hear the
New Columbia? Let us prove every clsum we have
made for it. We will gladly arrange easy terms
for buying one.
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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
The Concord Daily Tribum
TIME OP CUMING OP MAILS
Tbe time of tu* closing ot maib at tb
Concord postoffice U as follows:
I Northbound.
! 130 —11:00 I*. M.
8(1—10 *» A. M. •
34 4:10 V. M.
38— 8 :30 P. M.
30—II m P. M.
Southbound.
SO— 0:30 A. M
40- S :3fl P. M,
,130— 8:00 P. M.
I 20—11 :fltl p M.
LOCAL MENTION
ilr. and Mte: Broadus Talbirt hare
moved into their bungalow near the
Jach.-on Training School which was re
cently completed.
The Horseshoe Tournament is to be
held Saturday afternoon beginning at 4
o'clock at the Y. M. (\ A. AH perron*
who wish to enter are asked to hand in
their names at once.
The No 2 township Sunday schrol
convention will be he'.d in Poplar Tent
Church on Friday, the 31st, of July. A
full program of tfie convention will be
pub ished in the pajiert the first of next
week.
Tbe crowd attending the moving pic
tures at tbe Y. M. C. A. Saturday night
is su'd to have been the largest ever gath
ered for this purisise. Every seat was
taken and persons were standing in ev
■ry available place around the Y lawn.
An invitation has been extended to the *
Jackson Training School boys by Maim-.
gcr Meriwether of tbe Concord Theatre
to see the picture. "Quo Vadis" which is t
be'nng shown at that theatre the first of
■this week.
The Giants are slipping, having lost
to Concinnati Saturday and again yes-|
terdny while St. Loni* was winning from
Brooklyn. In the American league
yesterday Detroit won from New York.
Washington defeated Cleveland and Phil-,
adelphia won from St. Louis.
Rev. W. A. Jenkins, pastor of Central I
Methodist Church of this city, preached
in the West Market Street Methodist
Church in Greensboro yesterday. Offi-,
eials of the church some time ago in-1
vited Mr, Jenkins to fill the pulpit of
I heir ('.lurch yesterday.
Tlie week-end just closing has been a
most delightful one from a weather
standpoint. The lower temperatures!
which became effective here Friday night j
continued over Saturday and Sunday, and j
overhanging clouds this morning indi- j
,-ated that the more temi>erate wea'.fier j
is to continue throughout today at least.
R. D. Goodman, county agent, is ex
pecting a large number of farmers from
this county to attend the meeting of the
State Farmers in Raleigh on the 28th,
21)th and 30th. The trip home will very
likely be made by Pinehurst in order to
view the peaches which will be ripe at
that time.
Judge John M. Oglesby spent the week
end here en route from Troy, where he
presided last week to Asheville, where
he will preside at Buncombe court for
two weeks. He was joined here by J.
B. Sherrill, who went to Asheville to
spent 1 last night and today with bis
daughter, Miag Cottrell Sherrill.
A. C. Cline and Eferett Rimer, of'
the Trimes-Trihune force, are back at
work today after enjoying a vacation
for a week. Mr. Rimer and family
spent the week in Atlanta and Mr. Cline
and members of his family spent part of
the week with relatives in Black Moun
tain.
A. F. Lefler, well known farmer of the
county, brought to our office this morn
ing some of the finest Elberta peaches
ever seen on tbe market here. Mr. Lef
ler states that tl)e season is two weeks
in advance this j year. The peaches
brought to the office were very large,
and have a fine flavor.
Napoleon Pless, young negro, was ar
rested by police officers Saturday on a
ctiarge of stealing S2O from a cash draw
er in the J. W. Cline Grocery Store.
Pleas was employed as delivery boy in
tbe store Saturday, and it is charged
that he took the money from the cash
drawer during the day. He will be given
a hearing in police court this afternoon.
Marriage licenses have been isssued Gy
Register of Deeds ElliAtt to the follow
ing couples, all of Concord: Graham J.
Davis and Miss Dorothy Fletcher; Rob
ert S. Sloop and Miss Viola Tarlton;
and Ed Cox and Mias Eufa Lee Morgan.
Licenses also were iesitld to two colored
coaples Saturday, these being the first
licenses issued in a week in this county.
Eeight cases are to be tried in re
corder’s court this afternoon, police of
ficers state. Three are against one man
charged with having liquor, having liquor
for sale and transporting, two defendants
are charged with assaults with deadly
weapons, on ewith simple assault, one
with larceny and one with operating a
car without a State license.
The new parking law as to the west
side of t'nion street between the entrance
of the. Cannon bulldhig and the square
becomes effective today, and prohibits
parking in this district. The police
have placed * “no parking below here”
sign on the street for the benefit of auto
drivers. The district is marked off so
that cars will nqt interfere with work
on tbe hotel building nor with traffic oa
that part of Union street.
All Cabarrus County farmers are in
vited to attend the Iredell Farmers Pie
nic which is to be held Thursday of this
week. Os chief interest to the men and
women from Cabarrus is the fact that
Miss Maude Wallace, formerly home
demonstration agent In this city and now
assistant state agent, is to speak. In
the morning she will talk to women only
but in the afternoon her address will be
open to men and women.
Frenchman Says Deseeaoed Frans
■ 18.—" I’m the man that
descended from the monkey.” chattered
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pon<bee*sl»o2d live*!? clean pajama*
Maybe one time a girl bad ea an
evening dreaa as large ad her bath
ing suit, bnt* we were aba sat.
Clothes at* so foolish. Toes feel
much bettor when you let them Just
roam at ka|s
Teach the children {able manners.
Than they won’t get into the soup
or spill the beans.
Gold fish ahd human ffik stay u»
water Oder their beada. >
Every aummer seema to go erdsy
with the heM.
(Copyright, IMS. NBA Service. Inc.)
TOBAFS EVENTS
. Monday. July 20, toss
Th? annual “Frontier Days”, carnival
opens today ia Cheyenne.
Akron. 0.. opens its centennial celebra
tion x today with a great historical pa
. rade. •
| The osophists tile world over observe
today as “White Lotus Day,” in memory
of Madame Blavatsky, founder of the
cult. j,'!
A annular eclipse of the sun is sched
uled for today, visible only in New Zea
land and the Soulh Pacific Ocean.
Delegates, from many countries will
gather in Helsingfors. Finland, today for
a convention of the International Coun
cil of Xurseti.
The design of the Harding memorial
to be erected at Marion is to be selected
today when a jnry of awards meets in
New York for that purpose.
Beginning in Washington today, a spe
cial congrewsionat committee will conduct
exhaustive hearings in Various parts of
the country on the workings of the new
postal rates.
Duluth today will open an “Exposition
of Progress and Iron Age Jubilee,” in
commemoration of the discovery of iron
ore on the Minnesota ranges fifty years
ago. ,
At Sulgraae Manor, the ancestral home
of George 'Washington in England, the
National Society of Colonial Dames to
day will begin a celebration in recogni
tion of the MScressful close of the Sul
grave Manor endowment fund campaign.
Thirty States. Canada. Ireland and
Denmark will be represented by speak
ers in the American Institute of Co-op
eration, which today is to begin a four
weeks' session at the University of Penn
sylvania.
As a forum for discussion of ail ques
tions bearing on improved international
relations, an Institute on international
relations from the Christian viewpoint
has been arranged to meet today at Chau
tauqua, N. Y.
The World,, Federation of Education
Associations.' °'jvMA was organised in
California two 1 years ago, meets in Edin
burgh today for its first 1 biennial con
vention. More thin one thousand dele
gates from maiiy countries are expected
to attend. , ,
MASONIC NOTICE.
Special Communication Stokes Lodge
No. 32 A, F. ft A. M. Monday night,
July 20th, 7 :48 o’clock. Important bus
iness. Every Mason expected to be
present. By order of W. M.
HOWARD L, COLLIE. Sec.
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NERVOUSNESS
Don’t Let La* of Confidence, Nerve
Force and Vitality Make Yon • Pitiful
Weakling.
If you feel tired, out of aorta, despond
ent. mentally or physicall depressed and
lack the desire and energy to aocompliab
things—go to your druggist and get a big
SI.OO bottle of "Burcher’a Ironnx today
and see what a difference a few days use
will make! V j
If you are nervoud because of over
work. worry ot lack of proper nourish
ment or rest, the amaxing value ot Burch
er’s Ironnx should prove ifself to your
utmost satisfaction in less than 48 boors
—then you'll know for sure why thou
sands of other folks use it every day.
For affection* of the Nervous System.
Constipation, poor blood, chills, fever,
malaria, loss of appetite, lack of confi
dence, sleeph i awini ii, exhausted vitality
and weakness—the use of Burcher’s
Ironnx is absolutely guaranteed to pleaae
you or its small cost will bo gladly re-
Sold 7 gad recommended by all
(. <mi druggists.
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Home Run Leaders In Major League*. I
Hornsby. Cardinals ——
Williams, Browns 22
Hartnett, Cub* 2l <
Meusel, Yankees 2l |j
Kelly, Giants 151 j
Fournier, Robins 14 j
Simmons. Athletics l 4l j
Bottom ley. Cardinals l4'J
Wiighf, P'rnntes' 12, j
Meusei, Giants - 12 ij
Harper. Phillip* 12 jj
Gosiin, Senators ... ... 111 j
Cobb. Tigers 1 11 j]
Wi ightstone, ,I*hi)lie* —1
Cuyler, Pirates ■»?/_. 11l
Jacobson, Browns .5 ; Hr,
Snyder. Grants 10 i
Robertson, Browns 10 \
Brooks, Cubs 10 i
Blades. Cardinals _ ’ ff j
McManus, Browns —j,. ff 1
Speaker. Indians a. ■ ff I
Myurt, Indians it
Ruth, Yankees _t i)j
Who Is Your Skinny
Friend, Mabel?
Tell him to take Cud Liver Oil for a
couple of months and get enough good
healthy flesh on his bones to look like
h real man.
Tell him he won't have to swallow the
nasty oil with the nauseating fishy taste,
because the McCoy laboratories, of New
York, are now putting up Cod Liver Oil
in «ugar coated tablet form.
Ask for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com
pound Tablets at (he Pearl Drug Com
pany and every druggist worthy the name
sell* them—oo tablets —00 cents. Any
man or woman can put on five pounda
of healthy flesh in 30 days or your drug
gist will willingly refurtcl the purchase
price.
One woman put on IS pounds in six
weeks. Children grow robust and
strong, • •
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Our New Mechanically Refriger
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keeps ice cream in the most per
fect condition. With this new au
tomatic refrigerating device, it is
possible to hold the temperature
to-the aero mark if desired, ana
this insures aU ice cream and
drinks In the best of condition
Dogs bite on days like this— 7
I and we’ve heard some wives ./YD Vvd y i
i say that husbands snap too— f/y/[ [M J
If you are cranky and can’t Ljl / *MT
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| COOPERATION
There is no form of business in this wide world which
can exist without that quality which marks its endurance
I as a successful business co-operaion.
This bank recognizes that its progress hinges on the
I financial growth of .this community. So it’s perfectly nat
ural for it to be interested in the progress of each cit’zen.
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In
Melrose Flour we need only announce
arrival of a big shipment which we have
every fenr to six weeko. Get yours now.
I Liberty Self Rising Flour ia the very
highest grade of Flour with phosphates
and salt added In the exact proportion,
. so you take no chance in your mixture
to have very best results. It’s a suc-
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Monday, July 20, 1925
CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
(Corrected weekly by Cline ft Mooae)
Figures named represent prices paid
(or produce on the market:
Egge
■west potatoes 1110
Turkeys to 80
Onions 51.28
Pete 8.00
Butter JO
Country Ham JO
Country Shoulder JO
Country Sides —j .20
Young Chickens J 5
Hens .j$
Irish Pot*toe i 1.25
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CONOOffP COTTON MARKET
MONDAY. JULY 90, IMS
Cotton -y .24
Cotton Seed AS
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To Our Friends add
Customers:
Wc are now ready to serve you
at our new store on Church street
next to Cash Feed Store.
We are better prepared than
ever to serve you and will be
glad to have you call.
Cabarrus Cash Gro-
South Church Street