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PAGE EIGHT r V \Ur ' ■ H H ■ I ■ r \ - ■ H ■ {■ 1 jffi ll l(«i.iv The New Colunpdbia "" ' . > ;• : . ■ - -". r* •'> ;' '•;/ ?>''V ': '■ : + V' < want you to hear the New Columbia. Its amazing purity of tqns will delight you. Regard less of the class of : 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 silent* motor which is an achievement in itself, its automatic start and stop device, its tone control leaves and many other important features. Vou will also be delighted with the appearance of the New Columbia. Every model is a fine example Y 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 claim we have made for it. We will gladly arrange easy terms for buying one. Concord Furniture Co. THE RELIABLE FURNITURE STORE The NEW Columbia HAVOLINE OIL Is More Than Oil. It is POWER We Are Now .Ready to Supply You With HAVOLINE Mutual Oil Company PHONE 476 R. .1^ 'INSURE When You Start To Build • ;• ... • • ' The right time to take-out insurance is when you start building. Then if through any cause your building should burn, even before completed, the Insurance will cover your loss. • ‘ ' t etzer & Yorke Insurance Agency Successors to Southern Loan and Trust Co. P. B. FETZER A. JONES YORKE BEST CEMENT PLASTER LIME Mortar Color, Plaster Paris PHONE 74 CRAVEN’S CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY ■ .MSS «3BL Concord, N. C vi { The of Good '• ’ > ip Resources Over One Mil % 111 (BP 1 lion Dollars I:• 1 . ik ron nun gets 'i En w IMIfS fVYIkI/V\h t% gas sgm W » J.IX m WWWS , The time of the dosing of mails at the Concord postoffice la as follows: Northbound. 130—11 p. M. 36—10.-00 A. M. i 34 4:10 P. M. 38— 8:80 P. M. 30—11:00 P. M. Southbound. 3»— 8:30 A.M. 45 3:30 P. M. 135 BK>6 P. M. 20—11 :00 P. M. LOCAL MENTION 1 ' Messrs. Lee and Ernest Haynes have returned from Boone. Chimney Rock and other places in Western North Carolina. Marriage license was issued Monday iby Register of Deeds Elliott to Daniel C. Kriggs. of Cabarrus, and Miss Bertha Motley, of Allen. I [s The weekly meeting of the Concord • Rotary Club will be held tomorrow at the Y. M. C. A. at 12:30 o’clock. The program arranged for the meeting is said to" tie a very interesting one. i T. J. Etir<r. of Stanly county, made an average of 3$ 1-2 bustiels of wheat per acre on six acres of land this spring by following a careful crop rotation in which legumes were included. The Rocky River Community Ciub will meet Thursday night at eight o'clock at the sclnmlhouse. A very interesting program is being prepared. The public is invited. Quo Vadis. which is being shown at the Concord Theatre today, was taken to, the Jackson Training School this morn-' ir.g. where the boys of the institution were given a complimentary showing. | Moving pictures were shown Monday night bythe, Y. M. C. A. to the inmates of the County Home. The program was greatly enjoyed by the men and women who were able to attend. Only two defendants were found guil- i ty in ixdice court Monday, and they paid fines and costs totalling $30.25. Several cases were continued and sever al defendants were found not guilty by the court. The Knights of Pythians will hold their annual picnic at St. Johns Church on Thursday evening. July 23rd, at 3 p. m. Those who will furnish automobiles are asked to be at the Pythian hail at 3 j O'clock. In the nd. of the Star' theatre Monday j the time given for beginning of shows read 1:30. 4:00. 6:00 and 0 p. m. This was a typographical error and should I have been 1:00, 3:00. 5:00 ; 7:00 and !):00 p. m . , Xnpoleon Pless, young negro charged with stealing, was found-not guilty in; court Monday. It wah charged that. the youth bad taken S2O from I'ae cash | drawer of the John W. Cline grocery i store while working as trip boy for the store last Saturday. The contract for 3.07 miles of hard i surfacing of the road from Mt. lleasant to the Stanly County line is expected to | be let some time today. Bids are being received by the State Highway Commis sion and It is probable that the contract I will be let. Gilbert IV. Hendrix will leave this as- J ternoon fpr Wr'glitsville Beach, where he will attend the meeting of the North , Carolina Building and Ix>an Association.' It is understood that an invitation will be extended the Association to hold its next year's session in Concord. Peaches and apples are being offered on the local market now by Cabarrus county farmers. Some very fine peaches have been offered during the past week, f but for the most |iart farmers report a short crop of the fruit. It is a little early for the full apple crop, but some fine fruit has been sold here during the past ten days. First mail from the European party whfch sailed several weeks ago from New York was received in Concord Monday. Skost of the letters received here by relatives had been written while the party was aboard ship. In every instance the Concord members of the party reported a fine voyage with nothing to mar the pleasure of The trip. B. L. T'mberger has stold to J. C. Harwood property in No. 4 township for S2OO. according to a deed filed Monday. Another deed record* the sale of proper ty in Wadsworth addition by R. D. Ballard to Imcey B. Crisco for $2,100, while still another records the side of property in Ward 1 by Fulton G. Stearns to Robert F. Brinkley. "The Ten Commandments,’’ at the Star Theatre, and “Qua Vadis.' at the New Concord Theatre, are attracting many movie patrons. These pictures are said to be among the biggest and most elaborate ever filmed and it is unusual that a city should get them both in the same week. Hundreds of persona saw the pictures Monday and today. Chief Talbirt. of the local police de partment. stated this morning thfct he had sent Officers Baxter Robinson and B. F. Widen house to Union, S C... to get Garfield Gamble, negro wanted here on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. They expect to return home today. Gam ble ran away from Concord several months ago. Chief Talbirt added. The Giants got nearer Pittsburgh Monday by defeating Cincinnati while Philadelphia was defeating Pittsburgh, Brooklyn was defeating Bt. Louis and Boston was defeating Chicago. In the American League New York lost to De troit. Philadelphia won from Bt. Louis, Chicago and Boston split two games and Washington was defeating Cleveland. Gilbert Hendrix, associated with his father, J. M. Hendrix, in the management of the Cabarrns County Building and Lean Association, left today for Wil mington to attend the sessions of the annual convention of the North Carolina one phase of building and loan work. A Mfd cleaning demonstration, cepa* a rating vetch and barley from wheat, waa bold Monday at the farm of Paul Krim- P to a number wTcSwto fam«* f' w o a ajryY i Driv# carefully. Blow your horn. St. 1-ouis man wan over a girl and she up and marriejl.him. . Keep yotir shirt on. Knoxville, Tenn., man whipped a neighbor for taking hie off. '• .** . ■■ Ship's in from Australia. Three kan garoos on board. They are what pedes trians came from. Serious news from Paris. Man shot a head waiter. And moat men are afraid of head .waiters. France to do something about her debts, * That's the trouble' with debts. To* must do something. Don't eve* look for sportsmanship or open and atmvgboard dealings in (he box ing game.-jffYiiu won’t find them. ((*opy right** 1!)25, XEA Service, liic.) MORE COUNTRY CLUBS NEEDED. Progressive Fanner. We need ihore country dubs. When we say this, however, we are not referring to elubs where city folks play golf and where a real countryman : s practically never seen. What we mean is that we need to organise more clubs of real country folks to deal with real coun try problems. And since city folks are finding that about the only way tq get men to attend meetings regularly is to have something to eat in connection with the meetings (witness the Rotary, Kiwanis. Lions. Civitans, and other successful city "lunch eon clubs"), it : s well enough for farm ers by their experience. We are never going to be satisfied un til we have all over the South farmers' clubs such as we found at work in Bar tow County, Georgia, on our visit to that State last year. The following outstand ing facts will be remembered: 1. There are only twelve members of this farmers' elub. and meetings are held once a mouth at the farm homes of the members in relation. Thus ench member is called on to entertain the club oqce a year, so that the hospitality feature is not burdensome on any one indlivjdual. The meetings are held on the second Fri day of ench mouth but Saturday might be a better day. 2. Each member practically makes a holiday of these meeting days and revels in the resultant good fellowship, good eating, new knowledge of farming and farm problems, and new plans .for pro moting • farm business. Most ’members come early, inspect the farm and farming operations of their host, and talk farm ing with him until dinner-time. 3. But. these dubs are for business and prog reed as well ah pleasur-v After dinner the monthly program is taken tip. Ttie liftst may himself lead the discussion of some rural problem or may have in vited a non-member guest to present some subject. Then come discussions of -vhat the members have to buy or sell an-i bow they may co-operate in buying and selling to advantage. Let us repeat now the report of tasjpes* »t one meeting about the time at nor visit: "Hugh Gilxcath, a dub member who had been ashed to write various manu facturers. reputed at what prices mem bers could obtain acid jdiosphate, nitrate of soda. iKitasb, etc. Through his ef forts alone, dub members and oth?rs buy 700 to I*oo tons of fertiliser each year at a saving of fl to $lO a ton. One thou sand bushels.; of purebred cotton seed have been purchased at a saving of SI,OOO. Poultry is attracting the atten tion of club tpetiibers and they and their friends have bought about 30.000 baby chicks, saving- 12 per cent, by ordering co-operatively.” There is not enough fePcwship, com radeship. active friendship in our country districts. Wg need more clubs like this Bartow Club, not only to promote better farm busiuem but in order to help make Dixie "the land of Rural Comradeship" it ought to be,, And so once again we ask : “Wouldn't you like to be a member of such a local, farmers’ organization as this one? Couldn't it do much good for you ami your community? Wouldn't! your life be happier for the influence of such an orgaoiaatiou ? And if you would like to have such an organisation, surely you have eleven friends or acquaint ances in your county who would help you start one. Why not adopt ihe fine uiotto we saw the other day : It Needs to be done; It Should be done; It Can be done; It Must be done; It Shall be ikiae—And I Will Help Do It.” Commissioher Adelaide Cox, for forty four years a member of the Salvation Army and now the chief of women's Work of that organisation in the United King dom, was made a "Companion of the British Empire,” in the distribution of W. O. W. NOTICE. • meeting of Elm Camp No. 16 W. O. W. Tuesday evening at 8.00 o'dock in the Moose Lodge Room. Every member is ungad to be present. 8. A. WEDDINGTON, C. a H. CL LITAKEB. Clerk. — 1 i | i' Toprevaitfacfcka CHIMNEY R°CK WAR 1 MHih of Corpora tic* Want No Csn- I filet With .Stone Mountain —One to WHron Saturated. Ashrvi'.lp, July 20. —A movement to establish a memorial o* Chimney Rook ! mountain near here that would in any way conflict with the Stone Mountain memorial project, will not be eounten . anccij by oSciaiK of Chimney Rock ! Mountain. Inc., owner* of pan ot the mountain and- of revere 1 of the aitea which have been inspected, it waa learn ed here tonight- Qfficials of Chimney Rock Mountain, Ine.. have received no official notification of the reorted (dan of Ciutaon Borglum to carve the memorial to the Con federacy on Chimney Rock mountain. Considerable inteffwt bar been aroused over the report* regard to the memorial at Chimney Rock.,'A numoer of persons have, expressed the l that a memorial to Woodrow-- -Wllsoii would be moat soltable. a Fine New Church to Be Ready in One Year. Asheville. July 20.—Within 12 ninths on the historic plot where once stood the old Cherokee Inn. aat Oak and Woodfln streets, will stand the new edifice to be used by the membership of the First Baptist church, representing an outlay of $325,000. The structure will be unlike any other church in America and will be modem in every respect. The seating capacity of the majn auditorium and educntional and departments will be 5,000 and the building will be largo enough to take care of the needs of the membership for many years to come. Because her father objected to the bridegroom, an Irish lassie of Donegal was locked in her bedroom the evening before her marriage. She climbed up the chimney, got out on the roof, and escaped. She hired a car and got to the church in time. Let Your Next Battery Be Ah e;xide Use Only the Best ..,4 *v:i-1 ■ fsBA HEjH| Add the Comforts of PLUMBING ' "• „ "■ ■ to Your Home Modera Pbimbing will do as much or more than any other oae thing toward making your home a comfortable And convenient place in which to live. It costs you nothing to get our coat ea timate. Concord Plumbing Company North Kart Street Phone 171 Our New Mechanically Refriger ated Autopolar Fountain keeps lee 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 all ice cream and I drinks in the beat of condition. PEARL DRUG CO. ’On the Square Phone St . ■' 'i-.w *• ' ’ I Dogs bite on days like this— 7 | and we’ve heard some wives VS\b /W 7 » J say that husbands snap too— f/y / y f J I If you.are cranky and can’t Us / j\ help it—please allow us to. iVtLJ / \ Ukl A suit of cool Hoover’s Un derwear will take care of the V /] | sulk, put on a smile and change *J' j ® cross-word fan into an advertisement for a popular denti | SI.OO a Suit and up ! Bathing Suits—pols Hose—Linen Knickers—Flannel J \ HOOVER’S, Inc. ;■ ♦ - • . w ; “THE YOUNG MAN’S STORE” W That’s our business! I —to seel i w illilSSbv that your car is well oiled and* j greased, thoroughly cleaned] I an< * ree rom dust, dirt, grime j | Hill an d foreign particles. Let us] [fill try cleaning yours for a week] or two and see the difference. ] | ’ HOWARD’S FILLING STATION ! [ MUM “SmtaWMiJMiir ] Be Sure You Are Right and Then Go i Ahead— t i, • ;* <■> "■ \ « i \on will make no mistake by placing your order for 1 your winter s coal with A. B. POUNDS Threatened strike may cause coal to advance Si 00 n** < I ton overnight. f PHONE m OR 270 WHAT IS A BANK? The Bank is an institution developed by the highest farm of civilisation to assist men, women and children in .] their efforts to become self-supporting. It is just b human, everyday business, which Benefits largely by courtesy and a friendly spirit. sj Your account is welcome with us. CABARRUS SAVINGS BANK Capital $400,000-00 Resources Over $3,000,000.00 A GUARANTEED TOOTH BRUSH If you are not satisfied with yonr last tooth brush give SanTox brash a trial. It is guaranteed. Your money will be gladly refund ed if you are not absolutely satis fied. ; S l Sold only by us. y Clines Pharmacy Phone 333 Melrose Flour Liberty Self Rising Flour Melrose Flour we need only announce arrival of a big shipment which we have every four to six weeks. Get yours now. Liberty Self R'iing Fl/ur is the very highest grade of Flour with phosphate* and salt added in the exact proportion, »<* you take no chance in your mixture to have very beat results. lt*s a euc eeaa. Buy all your fiour at /Si 1 o if Came & Moose Tuesday, July 21, 1925 CONCOqp yBODUCB MARKET (Corrected weekly by GRno A Moeae) Figures named represent prices paid for produce on the market: Eggs .25 Onrn v- $1.35 Sweet potatoes L6O Turkeys . .25 to JW) Butter , JO Country Ham _ AO Country Shoulder JKL Country Sides £& Young Chickens .25 Hens JS Irish Pore toe i 1.25 CONCORD COTTON MARKET TUESDAY, JULY *l, IMS Cotton .24 Cotton Seed ~45 To Our Friends and Customei%: We 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 cery Company PHONE S7IW j South Church Street ■ * " TBI www
