WeHnesHay, July 20, 1025
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If you want to high hat your neigh
bors, here Is a made-to-order piece
of millinery for your purposes. It is
of hatters' plush and is trimmed
with grosgraln ribbon abo\it the
crown. You should have pretty reg
ular features and lots of dash to
wear it effectively.
MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR
BRYAN AT COURT HOUSE
Four O’clock Friday Is -JW Set to
Honor Gieat Commoner.'— Local Or.
ators to Be Heard.
ijQh Proclamation bas been issued by
Mayor Barrier to the citizens of Con
cord- requesting that they assemble at
(lie fohrt house Friday afternoon at 4
"Clock tor memorial services in memory
of ittlhm Jennings. Bryan, who died
Sunday qFDayton, Tenn.
The ttour of the services here are
identical wit|> the services which are
to be heal at Arlington, where he is to
be buyiea.
In the proclamation Mayor Barrier
declares that “our country's leading pri
vate citteen has answered the inevitable
call that eoir.es to us all,” and that his
.private and personal character” is
worthy of emulation. In view of these I
laetss, t*ne proclamation continues, itj
seems fitting that we should give some
expression of our appreciation of his
life, character and service.”
l'lans are being made to have several
three-minufp talks by prominent local
men. It is probable that the exercises
will not last over thirty minutes.
Mecklenburg Farmers Like to Raise
. ■? Sheep.
Charlotte Observer.
>„• Wool gathering was the order of the
•-•day Monday among sheep-breeding
Mecklenburg farmers. Kope Elias, coun
ty agent, arranged the annual sale and
the farmers brought iu the wool to buy
ers who were on hand. The total proceeds
amounted to several hundred dollars.
About 1.000 imunds were sold, bringing
23, 35 and 43 cents a pound, according 1
to quality.
Sheep raising is a very .small side 1
line on Mecklenburg farms, but those 1
fnrmers having sheep express them
selves ns being much pleased with the !
profits in mutton and wool marketed.
CATARRH
of nose or throat is made
more endurable, some
, times greatly benefited by
applying Vicks up nos
* trils. Also melt some
and inhale the vapors.
VICKS
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Peer 17 Million Jar* U~d Yearfr
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PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Ji B. Linker and daugh
ter, Adeline, left this morning for Athens.
Gk., where they will visit Mrs. Linker’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs- W. W. Barnett.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Morrison and
family, Mr, and Mrs. Will Linker and
son went to Wilmington Tuesday, where
they will spend the week with Mr. Sf6r
rißon’s sister, Mrs. Bryant.
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Miss Elizabeth Black returned to her
home last night after spending some time
at Chicago and McKeesport. Penn.
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H. H. Barnett and Joel Linker are
spending some tiine in Athens, Ga., with
relatives.
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Miss Pink Willeford has returned from
Asheville, where she attended summer
school for several weeks.
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A. M. Shinn is spending the days in
Winston-Salem on business.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Berrian are mov
ing today to Pilot Mountain, where Mr.
Berrian is to be in charge of the Ford
agency.
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Mrs. It. A. Brower and Mrs. W. S.
Bingham are spending the day in Albe
marle today.
jMjss Dorothea Wolff and Miss Kath
erine Wolff left this morning for Gas
tonia and Dallas, where they will visit
relatives-, for a week.
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1 Airs. L. T. Hartsell, Jr., is expected
to return today from Lancaster, S. C.,
. where she has been visiting her parents
for several week-*. , j
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Mr. and Mrs. Brice Caldwell and little
daughter have arrived in the city apd
ore visiting at the home of Air. and Airs.
J. B. Womble on West Depot street.
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Aliss Alargaret Blair, of Charlotte, is
visiting at the home of her aunt. Airs.
J. P. Cook, on the Alt. Pleasant road.
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Mrs. A. Jones Yorke and Airs. H.
G. Gibson left this morning f<ir !'Albe
marle where they attended a party.
AJrs. A. R. Howard ami Airs. Frank
Rogers have returned from a two weeks'
trip to Florida.
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I Waller Brown and A. E. Tucker spent
Tuesday in Raleigh on business.
Squire Hartsell Prophesies For Rain.
Stanly News-Herald. '
Squire J. E. Hartsell has turned
weather prophet. The Squire suid yes
terday that even though the weather was
exceedingly dry at present, there would
be a sure enough good rain soon.
According to Air. Hartsell. and every
one hopes that he is right, there is going
to be "a gulley washing nnd frog strang
ling rain either next week or the wepk
following.” The moon looks like rain,
and the Squire says that the long dry
spell is going to be broken, nnd then in
stead of worrying about the dust, citi
zens of Stanly will be talking about
mud.
"So mought it be.”
The saliva from the upper jitw Os the
Gila monster of Arizona is not, poison,
but that from the lower jaw will kill
a rabbit in two minutes. Little injury
to man has resulted because of the diffi
culty the monster has in pen'- rati ig the
skin with its lower jaw.
Add the Comforts of 1
PLUMBING
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to Vour Home ]
Modern Plumbing will do as
much or more than any other t>tie
thing toward making your borne
a comfortable and convenient
place in which to live. It costs
you nothing to get our cost es
timate.
Concord Plumbing
Company
North Kerr Street
Phone 876
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To prevent freckles
Elizabeth Arden had created aft
' nqulaite flnMrtng lotion,
I VENETIAN LILLB LOTION,
•S be Mfed under powder.
1 A***** and astringent, -
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M* a finkh, flattering 1 i
- for day or evening. PtfevottS |
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, ***** Spanish Rachel, Ocre.
sl-50. $2.50.
Gibson Drag Store
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LICENSE COSTS TROUBLE
LOCAL AUTOMOBILE OWNER
Sun Goodman Encounters Difficulties hi
Arranging For Conveyance to and From
His Ranch.
Sam Goodman, the well-known local
Caruso, is complaining bitterly of his
fate. He has been tricked. His story
follows:
Not so long since, Samuel invested iu
i- a plantation on the Gold Hill road. It
i, is a lovely place. He can stand on a
s slight knoll in the center and view the
broad expanse of his rolling acres, three
and a half of them, to be exact.
>1 It has been his plan to make a ranch
:l the place. On the thrfe acres which
e are umvooded, he will have a herd of
cattle browsing while in the half acre of
woodland, there is to be a game preserve,
r « spot which is to be stocked plentifully
with rare birds nnd animals.
His plans for the ranch are many. It
will be necessary, he says, for the cus
». tomary number of cowboys, clad in spnn
, gled suits and hatted in broad brimmed
sombreros, to be swaggering round and
taking pot shots at one another. For
i this role, he has selected a group of local
r drug-store cowboys, who from past ex
perience in sipping milk shakes, should
be adequate for the part.
1 To return to the tricking episode. Our
rancher found it necessary to procure
conveyance for his produce und so in
the course of events, • Chevrolet was
j purchased for the sum total of $lO. It
was once a touring car but classification
was a little hard of designation in its
. present condition and it was ‘decided to
■; us « it as a truck which has already
i been loaded with wood for its maiden
trip.
Before using it, in accordance with
• the laws of the state of North Carolina.
Air. Goodman called on the Carolina Mo
tor Club with reference to procuring a li
cense. There he was told that the tag
would cost him $12.50, the title would be
[ $.50 more. This caused him to cry out
loud. To add insult to inpry, , the City'
now Steps out and demands SI.OO for
putt'ng its name on the front.
He is asking his friends what he
should do. It,.would easily be worth the
$lO paid for it, but the sl4 extra is a
little steep. T'ntil he can decide, the
motor must stand idle and work on the
ranch must be held up. The Spanish
bungalow, which is to be constructed on
the hillock, must also await develop
ments.
As the time for the Tall rqfind-up is
approaching, Air. Goodman is anxious to
got his cowboys and begin getting ready
for the heavy work.
Evidently Major Has Heard Billy Sun
day.
By JAZZY .MOORE
Kannapolis, July 21).—According to
Charles Misenlieimer, known around town
as major, the evolution theory is all
“bunk. ' He has the following to say
about jt:
“We were born imitators. Darwin
said we came from monkeys. I don't
agree witli him. Perhaps you do. Well,
perhaps you did come from a monkey—
I didn't. Anyway, we all have more
cr less monkey in us. We are all imi
tators. We are cut off the same pat
tern; made by the same mold. We walk
alike, talk alike, eat alike, and sleep
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Our New Mechanically Refriger- ;
ated
Autopolar* Fountain
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 zero mark if desired, ana
this insures all ice cream and
drinks in the best of condition.
PEARL DRUG CO.
On the Square Phone 22
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PUTTING A MODERN TUB
IN YOUR HOME
means a distinct increase in home
comfort and an improvement in
family health. It doe? not mean
any serious inconvenience or loss
of time or a big expenditure of
money if we do the work. Why
lot see us about it?
E. B. GRADY i !
PLUMBING AND HEATING DEALER'
Office and Show Room SB E. Corbin St.
Office Phone SMW
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
,1 MRS. WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN*
BeiFa Up Under Strata.— The Commoner’s Widow la Directing Funeral Arran se
ll mentg. '
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This comfortable frame house in Dayton. Tenn., saw the passing of William
Jennings Bryan. It was here that he and Airs. Bryan stayed'during the Scopes
trial and it was here that he died peacefully in his sleep.
alike. We also dress alike—a few years
ago the boys all wore shirts called sport
shirts. They fiad rolled collars like
a woman's shirtwaist. We all wore
them and went to see the girls, or pic
nicking, and everywhere with the shirt
open at the throat and rolled back over
our collar. O. boy, they were cute.
We looked like a cross between a Green
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Make Your Summer
Free From Ice Worry „
Install Kelvinator electric refrigeration in your
refrigerator and you can forget all about ice deliv
ery this summer.
Kelvinator will keep your refrigerator much colder '
and your foods much better and longer. When you
go visiting it will stay cold while you are gone.
Kelvinator requires no time or attention and is
trouble free, It usually costs less to operate Kelvi
nator than to buy ice. Phone or call for detail*.
1 Yorke& Wadsworth Co.
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Kelvinator
Th« Oldest Domtitic Electric Refrigeration !
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’ '"'ich village flapper and a modern tea
hound. We all wore them then, but
■ why don’t some fellows strut out in one
■ now? Pshaw, X wouldn’t be caught at
■ a prize fight between red bugs with one
on now. Why ? Because no one else
wears them. W T e are born imitators.’’
REMEMBER PENNY ADS ARE CASH
I All Suit# Reduced
25 to 50 Per Cent.
Straw Hat* at Half Price
Including Panamas and Leghorns
Browns-Cannon Co. j j
CANNON BUILDING
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£ SUGAR! SUGAR! SUGARL^t
, | Get Your Supply Now; It Can’t Well Go Lower. * ’’
. j 100 Lb. Bags $6.50; 25 Lb. Bags $1.75; 10 Lb. Bags 75c
I We don’t sell it for lo under cost, but from 1-2 to 1c over cost. You ‘
- can get it from us any hour of the day any day of the week and any :
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Isugar'”* 1 11' 1 haVe " eßr a drtSS ° r be a fuU Bro " ,n mau to bl >y our i:
- We sell to judges, lawyers, doctors, preachers, laymen, . farmers, cbil- i
; dren, niggers, merchants and all other classes. |
We do not offer you some staple article of di*y goods at 20 per cent, un- ! i
[ Wf cost to get you to patronize us. 1 !
■ We are in the grocery business and solicit your patronage solely &n> i
n merits of our goods and service. • I
! c. H. BARRIER & CO.
I : y DELCO LIGHT |
Light Plants and Batteries
Deep and Shallow Well Pumps for Direct or Alter- ! j
nating current and Washing Machines for direct or alter- 1 >
Bating current. | |
* R. H. OWEN, Agent
Phone M* Concord, N. C. j
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July Clearance of All Our White
Slippers
I his July Clearance Sale is an event here meriting
IN study on the part of every woman. i
Id J ul y Clearance Sale of this magniture needs no fur-
N ther urging.
$2.95 to $4.95 » I
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RUTH-KESLER SHOE STORE
I j-| Smartest Styles Lowest Prices
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Li THAT STRAW OR PAN AMAH AT I
Can be Cleaned and Reblocker to I
finish out the season if sent to us. )
M. R. POUNDS
Dry Cleaning Department
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ORDER BY GAME COMMISSION
* Notice in hereby given that the open
season for shooting Doves in Cabarrus
County is hereby changed from August
Ist to February Ist of each year.
Hunting licenses may be had at the
CitUens Bunk and Trust Company from
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t\ L. Props t, Treasurer, and a license is
required to be carried on the person o t
the hunter at all times while hunting.
Tins’ July 21st, 1925.
CABARRUS COUNTY FISH AND
GAME COMMISSION,
By iCHAS. F. RITCHIE, Cl»rm.
22-29-c.