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PAGE TWELVE I of the Ml JS Is a noble calling to SI bt mi me public service. B We desire also to be pub -1 iic servants. Our service- I car stops weekly at the gS homes of our best citi m Jtens. Their exacting de -9 mands are met here be- I tause we are particular y« that “Refreshed by Bob's” 9 means the finest work- K manship and courteous MASTER CLEANERS Phone 787 Handsomely Engraved Visiting Cards, 10U for from $2 36 to $4.00, includ ing plate. Prom old plate. ?l.fio per 100. Times-Tribune office, ts. USE PENNY' COLUMN—IT PAYS OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS /* "" - " PER Gosh , ( SAKE.S MEM! AT n/iy J - 'X mmomT Oo! ww vye’D rrs a c__ . > o«se<=> \ ■-L BE MASSVCORD *. lUiuCt \NE RE \ OR FORT Rummim' OKW PRACTiSim. our I WAS FROM tM FRONT Am Aim' OoT iS fa US Jus WEM WERE VNEST NET! Ipfe COVER OUT OF COVERED WAGrOKh ' ' , J A MO»TN POP £ r but pop, Cm serious 'WSf y& sods - v 9|K / ABOUT ThtS AFFAR WTIH V ( YoCUE ONLY }§ M 165 CLARK -I'M GETTING / l KNOWN THE S lb THE Point where r / l girl for i! . WANT T& SETTLE DOWN / I A SEUERAL • Van© <S6T I T\DA>S/^p r L HAVEN'T PROPOSED V WHERE THE OEUCEA YET BUT WHEN L TELL K ARE Y3D GOING TO HER HOW t FEEL EM /] 6ET ENOUGH MONEY SURE SHE'LL. ACC£FT>TI To UVEON WHEN “ rl|r§ IV YOU'RE MARRIED 7 wSI I m™ v| J Fpethesl Redhead iti All Kansas' ri j»mfy * -*• r - . • %?'• -. t "4 V \ Ju MLJfLfn ' v Jr ' • A f ilPk ' l!*, f B, ■ jP H J&J.; HBp i !9Q«s Xrene Blfikeman. Wichita, Kas , stenographer, has the prettiest red Rhair in ail Kansas, according to> a decision of the judges who selected her as v *Queen of the Redheads.*’ The occasion? Oh yes, she’ll appear at ihe Kansas livestock show at Wichita. f BUT I'M A FIRM BELIEVER )/ JUST BECAUSE^ I in love kt first sisht- JJ you both uke why i could uve Till V the Same ETERNITY WITH A SIRL J PHOWC6RAPH RECORDS UKE HER / T 15 mo SAYING YOU pj-r ? ARE SOUL MATES *' ABOUT IT?y o| [ <3oSh-i-1 never r.i ' . . TUP rnNrrwpn nAIfY triritnp Stemt&M WASH 4 XETTEB By CHARLES P. STEWART NR\ Servle* Writer Wasbinetoii. \ov. 18.—Geing home pretty late, some nights, ago, I Imp peued toi glanoo npward(, toward about the ’steenth floor of a eeytaiu Wash* Ingtou skyscraper, and immediately luy eye was onug’at by the peculiar winking of a lone light in an upper story window. They were raphj winks, at slightly iirefFhl.'ir interviits. . While no wire or wireless opera tor. duo to past business activities I do .know a little nhout the telegraph code—not euough to rend it, but enough so that I recognized, in this wiiikety-wink-wink-winking. some thing extraordinarily like Morse. That, probably, is all I’d have thought about it if,'passing the same way a night or two later. I hadn't witnessed the phenomenon again. Moved by an .undignified curiosity. I got u telograplier friend to take n look. * ’Twits even as. I'd suspected. Some thirsty party was ”S. O. S.'ing": fu riously for linker, and it must have been quite a large party, considering the ximount and variety of refresh ments it was ordering) from off in the darkness, toward Arlington. The Agriculture Department has been at great pains to tell the world that it has no objection to kissing. Why, you ask, should file department suppose anybody did- suspect it of objectingV Because it received a whole stack of letters, accusing it of jusf that thing. What happened was this: Tin- department issued a bulletin declaring war on mistletoes. With ('heist unf- so close at hand, the coun try evidently jumped largely to the conclusion that Secretary Jardine was launching an anti-osculation enm paign. In reality, it appears. - the bulletin was inspired by rtie forest service, which dislikes mistletoe sole ly on the ground that it kills trees. There Will Be a Box Supper at the Dry sehoolEouse Saturday night. November 21st, 19“T>, at 7:3Q. Come out and be entertained by our play, "The Coon ('reek Court ship.” There will also be a ball game In the afternoon. 19-lt-c. 11l relation to the workmen's com peneation law. the Minnesota supreme court luis ruled that cancer caused by an injury during the course of employ ment is an accident, and has upheld an award for this cause. Visiting Cards. Plain nr Panelled, 00 for SI.OO, 100 for $1.50. Printed on a few hours’ notice. Tribune- Times Office. ts. Newest ump i * v ■Meet the latest addition to the Na tional League's staff of umpires. In other words, we present Mr. Jack .•'Beaps" Reardon, 26, who will re port tor big league duty next season. He comes from the Pacific Coast cir cuit, where he’s been ’’calling ’em" for the past four campaigns. Pre vious to that he served two years in the Western Canadian League. BY TAYIvOR Let Your i • «h | Next Battery Be An EXIDE ; Use Only the Best yjj I TOM fib SJMSP Bolter ho deciding what to give your wife for Christmas so she cart change your mind in time. - Detroit boys robbed a bank, proving they do something in Detroit besides make autos. • There are so' many other football games going on we don’t know if : ('ongress is in session or not. "I Some women arc happy. Others! marry men who drink, or gamble, or fool around with radios. New York expert says fish arc letter food than hot dogs, but we doubt if fish will enjoy the compli-i incut. ( ' ■ ’ Dojjjf worry at a strange noise at' night. It is merely the coal bill i c imbing up to the roof. (Copyright, 1923, NEA Service, Inc.) Investment in Canadian mining en terprise* now totals more than $600,- o*lo.ooo. In point of capital em ployed. mining is now the third larg o-o industry in the Dominion, agri culture and railway operations annk iug first and second respectively. It is not generally known that Ohio produces nearly one-fift’ii of the total volume of |M»iut products in the United States, its output reaching 22.000,000 gallons a year, which ex feeds by 2,000,000 gallons the total of her uCarest competitor, New York Siate. Wedding Invitations and Announce ments handsomely printed on a few hours’ notice at Times-Tribune of fice. / ts. So He Never Called on Her Again nfil JffCk Long, 20, of Los Angeles, left the home of his sweetheart on* night 'and was waylaid by tw® rival suitors. They put him far* barrel, nailed lit Up and put it on « railroad track. Long managed to roll himself ofl tin track went down a 20-foot embankment, where bo wag found bQun la recovering in a hoapttaL BVERETT TRUE (WELL, £VERE.TT,M6 l-AT>, X SM You LOarf [YOUR VU4T> OM THE. WORCD “SCi.RUS.a. THATfi Because Vow were T3oi_L.-HftA r DR.T> <akjx> JMJDN'T PLAY YOUR MONE.VTHE. WAY X ADVISBD You to. see !-r£\- tjj;~T r- n x told vo pi * I YRS, YOU -TOUp ME. >3O 1 #, v I YOU TOLT> ME THeM, ANJT> You , Te<-L. NOW *ii 1 i ww* at AD. JOKES V New York Mirror. Wanted —A pianist sailing for Ett rope wishes lady to accompany him on the piage. • / 1 Wanted—Violinist sailing to Eu rope wishes young lady, to accompany him on pianb.' For rent—Furnished rooms, • all modern conveniences, references ex changed. also, hot baths. Wanted —Expert window dresser: must be able to dress and undress quiekly. Adv. —Free sample of roach pow der. Try it yourself and be convinc ed that it kills all insects. Wanted—Couple to cire for farm for winter. Must understand feeding hogs. My wife and I will come out for week-ends; Found—A beautiful doll by young man with curls reaching to should ers. laee petticoats, pink silk dress and white slippers on bench in Cen tral Bark. , Wanted —A first-class press agent, must be able to boost a troupg of lady acrobats all over the continent. Found —One red silk jewelled gar ter. Measures 16 inches. » Loser can have same by proving ownership. Wanted —Butler by two Indies strictly sober. . Wanted—Patritor for apartment house that is always full. Respectable widower father of forty would like to make acquaintance of nice mdtronly woman. Adv. Young' lady with beautiful calf would like to put it on exhibi tion. Adv. JBcanty Parlor, faces lifted, take elevator to tenth floor. _ i - Wanted —Saleslady experienced, to in terview buyers in negligee. “N« Trwpaasbtg” Notices, 20 Cents a d<feeu, at Times-Tribune Office, ts-c. • .. BY CONDO Rolinsons SHOES OF REFINEMENT Six New Styles This Week _ ; FOR YOl’R APPROVAL Discard your shaty shoes and get into a pair of these neat dressy now ones and get the benefit of a full season’s wear, they're the pret tiest bite of footwear you have seen and the most stylish we have ever shown. May we show them to you? S3.9stoSiM» IVEY’S ■ “THE HOME OP GOOD SHOES” FEEDS AND MORE FEEDS % . : < ' f " A '• Chowder for your hens . Cow Chow for your cows Omolin for your horses and mules Pig Chow for your hogs Hay and Straw, We tarry groceries of most anything to eat. J PHONE 188 . 1 CASH FEED STORE WHERE QUALITY COUNTS We Want Your Thanksgiving Order for Turkeys and Poultry We have several hundred Turkeys and Chickens and they are cheaper than Pork and Beef. ~ Why riot buy the BEST when the Best is cheaper than the rest? Try some of our Home Made Sauer Kraut, Home Made Borghuro and Home-made Liver Mush? ' Live at Home and Trade at the “Old Home Town Store. - ' C R BARRIER & CO. DELCO LIGHT . » Light Plants and Batteries Deep and Shallow Well Pypips for Direct or Alter nating current and Washing Machines for Direct or Al ternating Current., 1 ■ R. H. OWEN, Agent —Phone 689 Concord, N. C. Above Floor Furnace f * v . ' *"' ~ At last a furnace has been designed to be AmqM|^ placed above the floor. This is the solu tion ofcthe heating problem for small home owners. No longer is it necessary to wor ry along with stoves. Hflßnljj You may have a furnace without the ex pense of a basement * ' ALLEN'S PARLOR FURNACE No room heater can compare with this wonderful new Furnace above the floor, which heats by moist air circulation. Come by and see it. This invention is the latest development in the stove indus try. Come by and see it even if you do not intend to buy. Let us explain how it works. . . . • H. B. WILKINSON Out of the High Rent District Concord, Kannapolis Mdoresville China Grove \ * CYLINDER REBORING Vfo have instilled a Bottler Beboring machine an that we can re bore the cylinders of can and fit new pistons, rings and wrist pint without removing the motor Mw» the frame, thereby saving a large labor charge. Just jive ns a-i Hal and convince yourself. We carry a full line of Goodrich Tires, Tubes, Piston Rings and Pins, Ruaco brake lining, Bps (ton Bonn, Prest-O-Lite Batteries, Whis Ante Soap and Pofifh and Genuine Ford Parts. STUDBBAKKR SALES AMD SERVICE Thursday, NijV. 19, 1925
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