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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
The Concord Daily Tribune
TIME OF CLOSING OF MAILS ~
The time of the closing of mail 3 at the
Concord postoffice is as follows:
Northbound.
136—11:00 P. M.
36—10:00 A. M.
34 4 :10 T. M.
38— 8:30 P. M.
36—11:00 P. M.
Southbound.
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I LOCAL MENTION |
Miss Wilma Correll is confimnl to her,
home ou South Union street on account)
of illness.
The condition of Mrs. Leslie Bell, who •
had an attack of appendicitis last week, I
is much improved.
Mrs. M. L. Moore is seriously ill at her '
home ou North Church street. Her con
dition is naid to be very critical since she
suffered a stroke of paralysis.
C. M. Sappenfield has been secured as ']
manager of The Sanitary Grocery Co. to j
take the place of A. M. Shinn, who re
cently resigned.
Miss Adelaide Foil had an operation
Monday for the removal of her tonsils
and adenoids. She is recovering nicely,
it is said.
Miss Mildred Strode, of Amherst. Va,.
*as arrived in the city and is spending
several days at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. (J. Brown on Georgia Avenue. |
Only one game was scheduled in the
American League Monday. Philadelphia
winning from Boston. In t*.u* National
League Pittsburgh won from Boston and
Cincinnati won two games from St.
Louis, thereby going into third place. |
Don’t forget to get your premises
(leaned tip this week while ‘‘Clean Up
Week” is being observed in Concord.
Put your trash on the streets in front
:»f your home and the city will have it
moved free of cost.
Norman Black, local representative of
the North Carolina Cotton Growers' As
sociation. left Monday for Raleigh, where
he is attending a meeting of the associa-!
tion in that city. He will return the ;
ast of the week.
Miss Vivian Meeks, of Hartsville. S.
C., is visiting Miss Margaret Ford at
her home on Loan Street.
Miss Mary Fisher k '\s spending the
week with her sister," Mrs. Archie All-j
red, at High Point.
The weekly meeting of the Concord
Rotary Club will be held at the Y. M.
C. A. tomorrow at 12:30 o’clock. A
program' that should be of interest is be- .
iug arranged by the committee in charge
»f the program.
“Clean Up Week” is on now and peo
ple in Concord can get their trash moved
without cost if they will collect it and
place it on the streets. The clean up
campaign will continue all thi* week, it
having been started Monday morning.
Continued improvement was reported
today in the condition of J. C. (Jack)
Wadsworth. Jr., who underwent an op
eration at the Concord Hospital Sunday
afternoon. His condition is reported as
favorable as could be expected.
A free exhibition in swimming and
diving will be given Friday night at the
Y. M. C. A. with J. W. Denny, local
physical director, in charge. The par
ticipants iii the meet are all to be (’on
cord boys and will show what is being
done in water sport* at the Y. M. C. A.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brown moved
tbeir household effects to Dillon. S. C..
Monday morning and they left in the af
ternoon for their South Carolina home.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown have been living in
Dillon for several month*, but they wait
ed until they could get a suitable house
before moving their household good*.
A number of teachers of this county
left Monday and this morning for Greens
boro to attend the second session of the
summer school at the North Carolina
College for Women. The first session
of the 'school ended about ten days ag6
and this county was well represented at
that session.
A number of farmers from the county
are making preparations to attend tiie
picnic at Mooresville given by the cream
ery company of that city. Among the
speakers are Hon. C. A. Cobb, editor of
the Southern Ruralist, and Hon. J. A.
McClain, of the bureay of dairying at
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. M a ness left this
morning in their car for Ridgecrest, Bre
vard and otlier western North Carolina
points. In Ridgecrest they plan to spend
several day* as Mr. Maness plan* to at
tend a laymens’ conference of the Bap
tist Church which will be in session there
this week.
R. D. Goodman, county agent, left
this morning for Raleigh, where he is
attending the farmers’ and farm womens’
convention at State College. He i* ex
pected to return to the city Thursday
morning. A large number of county
farmers and farm women attended the
convention also.
Fifteen defendant* were tried in re
corder’s court Monday, according to a
report of Chief Talbirt. The defend
ant* were ordered to pay $260.35 in fine*
and costs and Chief Talbirt reported tbi*
morning that aTI but $03.75 had beer
collected. The defendants who have
not yet paid will be given until tomorrow
to raise their fine*.
W. A. Rerrian, who has been occupy
’ *ng the Mrs. John M. Cook house or
West Corbin Street for several month*
and who has been connected with th<
Reid Motor Co., has been made local
manager, of the Pilot Mountain Motoi
Co., at Pilot Mountain, and expects tc
move his family to that place tomor
row.
George Peck has returned to the Davit
White Sulphur Springs at Hiddenite
where he is playing .in an orchestra, as
ter spending several day* here with hii
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Peek. Mr
Peck f na« been playing in the Hidden* t«
orchestra for several weeks and sevetn
other Concord men also gee members, o:
the orchestra.
Nearly 30,000 women are employee
by banks in the United States.
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One yard of short skirt can look
more interesting than half a yard
c' bathing suit.
It is easy to laugh at your own ex
pense until the bills come in.
Time it is cool enough to sleep it
Is almost time to get up.
Blowing your own horn a llttio
is all right. But never try td blow
it to beat the band.
If there was a moon, every night
there would be no bachelors.
Time cures everything except
having to shave.
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BEFORE YOUO III!
If You Want to Be Young. Strong, Vig
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This Message.
! Health. Strength, Vitality, Ambition,
.Coinage ami Confidence should be yours
| at 50. or even 70 years of age—if you
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As proof of this statement, there is
living evidence everywhere. Some folks
are young at 70. while others—countless
thousands of others—are poor broken
down "wrecks” at 30 or 35. This dif
ference in age is not caused by ‘‘so many
years"—but by ill health or youthful fol
ly and neglect.
Yoy may try to fool yourself, but you
can’t, fool nature. Through warning
signs, called symptoms, mankind's “age
bringing" diseases are told of in plenty
of time—then,* it is up to you. If you
do not heed these danger signals—you
must pay the penalty!
The common and most often neglected
symptoms that bring 111 Health. Weak
ness and "Old Age" to those who should j
be in the very prime of life are—occa
sional headache*, diaxy spells, spots-be
fore-tiie-eyes, irritability. nervousness,
loss of weight, loss of appetite, sleepless
ness. weakness and that tired exhausted
feeling that makes the slightest work a
bore.
These seemingly trivial symptoms are
trying to warn you that something is
wrong—yet, nine ont of ten people ignore
'"these signals” until they are practically
: down and out, then “old age” comes
; early, and we wonder why.
Don't try to fool nature, bnt start to
day to compter the forces of ill health
and weakness that are dragging you
down—banish the nagging complaints
• that are sapping your life forces. If you
want to be young and stay young—if you
want to enjoy the rich fullness of life
and ward off the approach of age—take
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For this particular purpose—the Iron
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and so it goes, hundreds of reports of a
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U-EEP YOUR BODY |§
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For headache, constipation. |ij!
indigestion, biliousness, bad jji 1
breath, laziness and that 11
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They keep men, women and children 1 1 1 1
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Impure Blood Due ji
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Blood carries body’s poisons,
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The liver is, the body’s wonderful j!
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soned by body toxins: formed in food 1 1
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once tainted by blood toxins. !
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TUESDAY, JULY 28, IMS
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this insures all ice cream and !
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North Carolina Popular Excursion
TO
WASHINGTON, D.C
VIA
Southern Railway System
Three whole days and two nights In Washington.
Round Trip Fare from Concord, N. C., J Q gQ
Special train leaves Concord 9 :3S P. M., July 81, 1925.
Arrive* Washington 8:45 A.M., August 1, 1925.
Tickets on sale July 31st. Good on regular trains to junction points, •
thence Special Train. Good to return on all regular trains (except Np.
37) up to and including train No. 39 leaving AVashington 10:50 p. m.
August 3, 1025.
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL GAMES
Washington Senators vs. Detroit Tigers.
Three August Ist, 2nd aryl 3rd.
A One opportunity to see Ty Cobb, star fielder of the Detroit Tigers;
Walter Johnson, star pitcher, the Senators,' and other great stars in
action. ■
This will also be a wonderful opportunity to visit Washington’s many
public buildings; Arlington National Cemetery and various other points
of interest.
Tickets good in Pullman sleeping cars and day coaches.
No stop-overs—No baggage checked.
For farther information call on any Southern Railway agent or ad
dress : R. H. GRAHAM, D. P. A.,
M. B. Woody Charlotte, N. C.
Ticket Agent,
Concord, N. G
Tuesday, July 28, 1925