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t Friday, July 31, 1925 *2tt^Z!T^r7T mm T l^ m TS! m ZZ!7Z?rTT m -- ■ ...' ''.'l... j l ! She Cares a lot Or— A Lot She Cares? WIVES OF CONCORD: What do people think of your husbands’ aopearancefc Is it your neglect if he does not have a refreshed suit each week? Most men depened upon their wives to attend to the upkeep of their wardrobe. If your husband was called out of town today, would he have a refreshed suit to put on? Send him away looking his best at all times by keeping a refreshed suit always ready. Our weekly service-call is the answer to this home schedule. The bricklayers’ union, which took I over the marble setters' union ten years ago, is now credited with an ambition to absorb the plasterers. A CHILD IN PAIN “™ runs to Mother for rdief. So do the grown-ups. Mothers, just a few drops of - CHAMBERLAIN’S COLIC and DIARRHOEA REMEDY in a little sweetened water instantly relieves pain in the stomach and bowels, cramp, colic, weakening diarrhoea and those stomach aches and pains so inseparable from the years of childhood. Keep it always in your home. Gibson Drug Store. OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS S' ■ m \ f " 11 *■ 11 - /'oowT VNORRWN /YUtYMUSYjH\ qch v^^SSOH, £■) / BOuY ME. WOO *’» \ BEEN SiTYuN' \ HOVJ T STAWO \ Knows WOvd | I FELLERS. I BEEN \ BuU-S LAST \ OnTH’ BußWUsj' T* SYAfJO. \ - ■ ■■'? I PvItMERSOF XHNL.I STAND NO SEEN DECKTOO-BUT . BUY A COURSE V; \ 1 WNOVAJ Hbvvi Y' J CURiX-HE BAY / ME STOOD YOO MO GoY YoH / \ STAMD. / DONU vwnH A MOCM. Yell me be OP fore / r \ BANOr AFYOH J \ WEN rYs OUUMI SO KiN OrO J ~TF\E PLmCUt-ESS PUNCHER. sir as stawca. wc. : MOM’N'POP BYTAYUOR fwi Mr' 'Ys APPARENT YhW HE'S A MEMBER A ,, 1 OF A SAN 60? POSTO-FFICE Robbers ft i what did § ABOUT sS moths?J JFvnqto I I'«rto HAUfTtRCoRiZEo YmsSTAre 1| If he look: Pi tru.-slack hair-E For the PAST SOL months AND x. ft ft rm A T" STAMPSYO I SEE 8v the PAPERS That TUtRE'S | ( OKMOHMSt tiQlXiO OUTRigTU6M f Bi- and his gang x set that lARD j KU KLI’X BURN TWO CROSSES AND SPEED AWAY IN AUTOS Klan Member# Cause Much Excitement in Northwestern Part of Philadelphia. Philadelphia Record. Several large wooden crosses were set i afire and put in the middle of the street in the northwestern section of the city Tast night by members of the Ku Klux Klan who escaped in high-powered auto mobiles before the arrival of the police. Residents in the neighborhood cf twen ty-fourth and Shraswood streets were | thrown into wild excitement when the ! first cross was burned in the street short ly after 10 o’clock. According to wit nesses. four machines suddenly appeared there and the occupants got out carrying a burning cross. After placing the cross in the street, the delegation got into their machines and disappeared. They made their sec- • end appearance at Twenty-third and Stewart streets about an hour later. The samp proceedings were enacted there. After placing the cross in the street, the party again got into their automo biles and drove away. Both cresses were about six feet high and saturated with gasoline. The men in the four cars did not wear robes or masks. Shortly after the second cross was burned, a detail of police of the Twenty-third district searched the sec tion for several hours without finding any trace of the Ku Kluxers. In celebration of the centenary of the first railway and in honor of the memory of its builder. George Shephenson, the British Institution of Mechanical Engi neers has decided to giv? an annual prise, and to raise a fun for research fel ■ lowship. THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE ! I BY CHARLES P. STEWART NBA Service Writer WASHINGTON— A national rellgloua fight—in Congress T .—threatens now.' It was with a view to starting one that D. H. Wlttner, Washing ton government employe, launched his suit to tie up the pay of Dis trict of Columbia educators who teach the sciences. All of them, he says, are disrespectful of the Bible—if one accepts it literally. ••* - . , WITTNER submits that: The Bible says the world was made in six days. Ge ology says not. •• •' The Bible says man was special ly created. Biology says he was evolved from a lower form of life. l The Bible says the tongues were confused to stop the building of the Tower of Babel. Philology tells a different 'story. The Bible says the Creator set DINNER STORIES 1 I — i The young man was bragging in the ’ boarding house. “Now, then.” said a listener, im- ' patiently, “we've heard enough about ! what you cau do. Te’.l us if there is 1 anything you can't do. and I'll under 1 take to do it myself.” “Well,” came the prompt reply. “I * can’t pay my bill.” 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gunter were disem-sing < married happiness. - “You know tny i friend Jenkins, don’t you, dear?” said I Mr. Gunter after a while. “Yes. dear.” “Well, that man has the most happy , ideas about marriage.” “Really!” “Yes: he believes that man and wife , should always be in full harmony ; that they should have no thought in the world but true domestic happiness.” “Splendid: and. of course. Mrs. Jenkins agrees with him?” * “Not so fast, my dear: Jenkins is not married.” Black—l heard that Edward was subject to bilious attacks lasting sev eral days at a time ami that this af fected his vision so that he couldn’t use Ilia eyeglasses. What did he do about it? Jack —Oh, he got a prescription for j a pair of eyeglasses during one oi his | attacks and now he has two pilirs, one; for normal use and another for use'. when he is bilious. Recruiting Officer—Your pay Will be j $32.60 a month. New Recruit —But will there be a' ebaneo to rise? | Recruiting Officer—Certainly. Reveille is sounded every morning at 5 :30. "Did Liza Jane git 4. good man when she ma'ied down in Memph's?” “Sho - did! Ma’ied him right oaten de jail house. He didn' have no time t’ git in no trouble.” Smiff—Our neighbor Sir. Newrich is very proud of his new high-powered twin-eigjit car that cost hint SIO,OOO, isn’t, he? It join's—He was. until he went on a trip the other day and a poor devil with h : s wife, mother-in-law and about a dozen kids in nn old rusty Ford shot right pa*£ him and gin-whim the laugh. Post and Flagg’s Cotton Letter. New York, July 30.-—Private reports of rains, some of them JieiiCy at Various points ill Hie southwest, promoted sell ing today under which prices worked off in 1111 orderly fashioin but pending the appearance of hddbes in , larger volume reactionists are’slow to assume the aggressive. None of the rains ap-1 pear to have fallen in the actual drought I EYERETT TRUE BY CONDO WHAT 1 . 1 . 1 . ArrtsFj all my A'ovices’ voo ) TURN ■RIGHT /\ROL7nTY ANO ONB Ofc those so-^MLLe , o automobiles i‘ C|’§P2JV) / Eyfe.RE.TT, 3L ONE C>P THOSE M li-LS FOR. NCI a aif=TLi Vv,OUL ' D hpßpUg^s, NOT! 1 .! . You IN THE THEY OUGHT TO CHANG-E. THE NAME OP THAT CAR.. THEY OUGHT tit 1 ' -'>e»- c ■' ... a rainbow in the sky. . Physics ac counts otherwise for rainbows. ■ The Bible says jtahua made the sun stand stlU. ■ Astronomy denies It. - i •*>. The Bible says water was turned into wine. Chemistry says it ‘ can’t be done. ** • i NOW Congress, In making Its last appropriation for the ( District of Columbia public schools, forbade the use of any of the money to pay instructors ' who teach “disrespect of the Holy Bible.” r Wittner asserts that's just what ■! all the scientific ones are doing. i As a taxpayer, he wants their salaries stopped Neither a fundamentalist nor a scientist, he explains that his suit's purpose Is to force the is sue of "church and state." He charges that the former Is getting increasingly officious In the lat ter’s affairs. He alms to put an end to it, if he can. area of Texas and much of tile crop in that section looks gone beyond the hope of redemption in spite of the fact that cotton is notoriously the toughest mem ber of the vegetable kingdom and lias more lives than a cat. There is a [joint, however, beyond which it cannot sur vive and it looks as if' that point had been reached and passed in a large area in Texas. Oklahoma was more fortunate and had many good rains in the section where most needed ahd that with the fact that other important parts of Texas appear to be doing well while very satisfactory progress is reported in the eastern and central belts is enough- to render buyers cautious about getting out beyound their depth. The doubt that looms in the future is whether the ..increased selling against the crop, certain to develop/presently, can be successfully absorbed without more pronounced weakness with trade conditions still in the initial stages of | improvement. Speculative demand will never stand before the daily assauljt of I hedges and the only reliable support at - such time; is,demand from those who need the cotton to use. Such buyers are in no [josition to act freely under existing conditions and might hold off any way even at a still lower level until the market has been subjected to the supreme test of selling against the crop , unless forced into the market by a sur prisingly sharp and quick expansion in the demand for goods. POST AND FLAGG. ! The first Fnited States patent for a (sewing machine cf which there is any j existing record was granted so John ] Greenbougr on February 21. 1542. This i machine employed two. needles that were I pulled entirely through the cloth by pine | ers, and the stitch was formed with two | threads. The machine was used princi j p ( ally on leather work. Renew Your Health by Purification Any physician will tell you that “Perfect Purification of the Sys tem is Nature’s foundation of Perfect Health.” Why not rid yourself of chronic ailments that are undermining your vitality? Purify your entire system by tak ing a thorough course of Calotabs, —once or twice a week for several weeks —and see how Nature re wards you with health. Calotabs are the greatest of all system purifiers. Get a family package, containing full direc j tions, price 35 cts.; trial package, !10 cts. At any drug store. (Adv.) xxreoooooooooooooooooooooooooootxaooooooootyxaoQopooooo i DELCG LIGHT 11 .Light Plants and Batteries Deep and Shallow Well Pumps for Direct or Alter : | nating current and Washing Machines for direct or alter j | nating current. R. H. OWEN, Agent Phone 661 Concord, N. C. j | ■ ' l j LADIES! SAVE $1.65 Johnson Floor Polishing Outfit For $5.00 OUTFIT INCLUDES:— 1 Quart Johnson’s Liquid Wax $1.40 1 For polishing linoleums, floors and furniture 1 Johnson’s Wax Mop (Lambs Wool) $1.50 jj „ For applying Johnson’s Liquid Wax 1 Johnson Weighted Polishing Brush $3.50 l For polishing Wax on Floor and Linoleum 1 Johnson Book on Home Beautifying .25 4 FOR SS.OO—A SAVING OF $1.65 fi *■ f> * Ritchie Hardware Co j YOUR HARDWARE STORE I -*'- • ' /PHONE 117 I .. New Arrivals i v H g NUNNANP BUSH r 8 1 ANKLE FASHIONED OXFORDS Men of Taste Appreciate These Perfect Fitting Shoes i RICHMOND-FLOWE CO. j -tt-. ■■ - ■ “"g.-s ,„k»wanwnHHißwunii-f r*9 Jj OOOPOOOQ(X>OOOOOOOOOPOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOaoanftnfi.lv»rex >f | : Fiimiture Market News \ Jl Our buyers have already returned from the High Point 8 ! Market, having gone there the first part of the Furniture fi | Show and placing our orders early insures us that our goods 9 ! will be among the first shipped. These goods will begin arriving soon and we are sure 8 i|i that our customers will be pleased with the new designs 9 j! and styles that are now being shown. However no drastic 9 1 1 changes in the styles are noticeable, we are glad to say that 8 the construction in many instances have been greatly im- X | ! proved. ; We call your special attention to the Myrtle Desk Line B jj of Office Furniture. The most complete "line of its kind X !j! in the South. As exclusive representatives of this line in 9 | Cabarrus County, we invite you to call on us at any time 8 ;j [ you are in need of Office Furniture. H. 3. Wilkinson ! OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT j Concord, Kannapolis Mooresville, China Grove 8 I Texaco Gasoline and Qi|s, Alemite 1 Greasing, Crank Case Service, Car Washing and Polishing. Tires, Tubes, 1 Accessories. Quick Tire Changing Free Air and Water-Water For Your I Battery CENTRAL FILLING STATION PAGE SEVEN
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