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PAGE TWO fPENNY COLUMN polls. Vases, Stationery, ■piXKly, men’s hats, coats, C. Covington. 9-2 t-p. Special Advertising Offer—Three Gen pjptline English broadcloth shirts for •Jf’-yi cents. Young men and women He agents wanted. K. &M. Sales ®sl€o.. 260 Fifth Ave.. Sew York t City. % ' 9-2 t-p. • Mggcst Assortment of Candy in japtftwn. Lippard & Barrier. 9-2 t-p. 3PP ' — ; —-<c All Wool Coat Sweaters $2.95. Can ® cord Ariyy & Navy Store. 9-4 t-p. iQnlek Serviee. We Call For and De ■jfllver to »any part of the city for - fine shoe’ rejmiring. (’all S4!l. Con -541, cord Segyice Shoe Works. 77 Me j* Gill Street. 9-Mt-p. BE-- •■---■ : ißance Every Friday Night and Skat 's. ing on Tuesday and Saturday nights of each week at Poplar Lake. D. H. Hamilton. 9-3t-j>. Buy or (Bake That Fruit Cake Now. ‘f? We hava Che cake or material. I || &H. ('§sti Store. Phone 587. 9-lt-p. 1 Mr r 1 Children's 'Raincoats $2.95. Concord Army &* Navv Store. 9-4 t-p. i— For Rent—The Mrs. John M. Cook residences in the heart of the city, fe Seven-ropm house. See J. R. Sher ; . rill. 24-ts-p. For Sale—Fortl Coupe in Good Con ■k dition. Jnquire at Tribune Office. ■ 23-ts-p. , Ip— e I Mel-Bro DM ton—For Pimples. Black beads, aid all facial blemishes. At “ all drug stores. 11-6-30 t-c. §?.■ IF * | : I PARKS-BELK CO. I • ' ■- Beginning Thursday night of this week our Big Christmas Store will be open until 8 o’clock each night for the benefit of those who can not do I ; their Christmas shopping during the day time. Buy useful gifts for Christmas, such as mention ed below: Blankets Suits Neck Ties Towels Sets Hats Shirts Handkerchiefs Shoes Socks Coats Stationery Gloves Ureses Rubber House- Bath Robes Spreads hold Aprons Hosiery Linen Napkins 1! v i h * ■ I: i I ; : And a Permanent Wave For the Lady f .. Just received Big Shipment of Sugar. Bring your tickets in now | f Be sure and visit Our Grocery Department (on | * 2nd floor). Best Irish Potatoes 65c peck. White and Pinto Beans 8 quarts for SI.OO I „ " “AND WE DELIVER” t I PARKS‘BELK CO. |S' f ' §§ [M ’’ « £ \. N j iwwww * Men’s Leather Leggins $1.95. Con cord Army A Navy Store. 9-4 t-p. 1 —T ‘ ■' ' Kannapo lis Bakery—Oh Those Delic ious cinnamon buns and Parker House Rolls. Concord representa-" fives Dove & Bost and J. & H. Cash Store. 9-st-p. Sehraffts High Grade Special Assort ed chocolate candy. Five pound Xmas package, OHly $2.75. Order quick. Lippard & Barrier. i>-2t-p. Fresh Pocket bonk Rolls and Cinnamon buns, fresh every day. J. A H. Cash Store. Phone 587. 9-lt-p. 16 Fcot Check Lines $3.50. Concord Army & Navy Store. i>-4t-p. For . Sale—Two Good Fresh Milk cows. D. B. Cox, Mt. Pleasant. 8-3 t-p. Engraved Wedding Invitations or An nouncements at Tribune-Tiipes Of fice. We represent one of, the best engravers in America. Strict se crecy guaranteed. ts. Chattel Mortgage Blanks, 2 for 5 cents, or 25c a dozen, at Tribune- Times Office. ts. ! ! Kannapolis Bakery—Cookies. Cake, jelly roll, graham and raisin bread, cinnamon and sticky buns, Parker house rolls. Concord representative Dove & Bust. J. & H. Cash Store. 5-4 t-p. New Is the Time to Plant Trees. If you want trees, water oaks, maples or cedars, I can serve you. K. V. I Caldwell. Route 1. Concord. Phone , 4311. 8-4 t-p. j I > “( “No Trespassing" Notices, 20 Cents a dozen, at Times-Tribuue Office, ts-e. v IN AND ABOUT THE CITY .CLINIC FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN TO BE HELD Dr. Myers Will Examine Cripples fat Concert on December 19th.—The Health Department Backing Work. A clinic for the treatment of crip pled children is to be held at the county health department, cn Satur day. December 1 title at which time Dr. Alonzo Myers will come to the city from Charlotte for the purpose of conducting this clinic. The orthopaedic clinic is being held at the request of the Cabarrus health department. All persons who have crippled children arc asked by Dr. S. E. Buchanan to come for examina tion on that date. Persons who can be helped, will be given free treat ment subsequent to the examination on December 10th. Dr. Myers comes to Concord from Charlotte, where he has been conduct ing a clinic this month under the auspices of the Rotary Club of that 1 city. • Although the clinic is primarily for j children. adults will be examined and j will be given treatment if necessary, it is said. Tuberculosis Clinic For County in January. Announcement has been made to the! effect that a clinic for the purpose j of examining people who may have tuberculosis will be held in Concord on January 11th. at the county health department. Such a clinic is made possible, it | is pointed out. by the sale of Red Cross Seals. The salary of tile doc- I tor who ’holds the clinic is paid from the one-fourth of the proceeds which I gees into the State Red Cross treas ury. The remainder of the money is used for helping in work done in the county. tHfe cotocofcb daily tfemutofi THREE NEW AUTOMATIC SIGNALS INSTALLED Trafite Devices Erected at Coat at Over S5U> Each.—Left Turns Will Be Permitted. The city of Concord is now all dress ed up. Three new automatic stop-and-go signal lights have been installed at as many corners, giving to the old town an appearance even more citified than it formerly had. At the corner of Union and Cor- I bin. at the corner of Churfb and De pot and at the corner of Grove and Spring streets, the new lights direct and govern traffic in orderly fashion. The new signals are practically iden tical with the one which has been on the "square” for a number of months. The same length of time, forty-fiv* seconds, elapses between the ringing of the bells, the same pngodn-like light box and the same box on the light I jade at each corner gives a familiar aspect. The only difference is that the top i signal, the safety first sign, has been split and is now ryd and half green, making it easier to see that one is to proceed with caution. Another difference is that the Church street light is controlled from \ the box at the "square.” The lights, according to city offi cials, were procured at a cost of over SSOO each. The motors, which con stitute all the working parts in the boixes on the side of the street, were purchased at a cost of $312.81 each. There were only three of these pur chased for the four lights as the square ami the Church street lights arc both run on one motor. The fights themselves cost $204.00 which brings the total of light and motor to $516.81. In addition to this, it is said, there will be a few dollars extra for incidentals in putting them up. G. K. McCarthy Co., of Raleigh, sold tlnmi to the city. Left turns, as formerly, will be per mittee! at the corners where the lights have recently been installed. This, of course, does- not apply to the "square” where the no-left-turn rule will con tinue. The heavy concrete go-to-tlie-right ’ sign, which has obstructed the street , at the Lutheran church corner, has bee removed and in its place, white lines for the direction of traffic will be ’ painted. Similar ljnes are to he paint ed at other corners. KANNAPOLIS WINS FROM LOCAL VOLLEY BALL MEN Concord I liable to Handle Spiking ol Gilliam.—Locals Win First Game I>ut Urop Four. . Kannapolis All-Star volley ball six , defeated the Concord volley team on Tuesday night in the Concord Y. M. C. A. in four out of five mutches, the victors taking four straight games as • ter dropping the first to the locals. . 11l the iiret game. Concord took the > lead at once and the borne back of the , visitors was not sufficient to overcome the lead, the game go : ng 16-14 to Cou cord. The second game was also a • close one. Kannapolis winning by a r 14-10 count. . In the last three games, the visi , tors had an easy time, allowing the locals only six joints in each match. The work of Gilliam for Kannapolis ’ was outstanding, his accurate spik i ing accounting for a number of points. ► The sjieed with which he hit the ball , was - licit that tlif* locals were unable to handle it. Dr. Flowe'a uncanny placement of the hall in "setting-nji" ’ was n hig factor in his team’s success, • Easley and Allred jdayed best foi , Concord. , The teams were: Kannapolis—Alli . son. Gilliam. Laekman, Flowe, Wid enhouse. Lindsay, and Brown: Con ’ cord—Easley, Allred. Rankin. Wolff, r Coltrane. Bollinger. Faggart and , Ritchie. , Something New in Elephant Thrills Tn the elephant sequence of his r Nature jiicture. "Wonders of the t Y\ ibis" which fie will personally show t at tlie Concord Theatre Friday and r Saturday Burr Niekle. the explorA. promises new kinds of thrills. The elephant of Borneo* as he points out. ’ is a real "Covered Wagoner.” ► Through the jungles of the pachy > derm replaces hirrsjp. ox or auto. The L.l'u'ge circular-roofed contraption shown on his hack is exactly like the jirairie schooners (save the wheels! in which the sturdy American pioneers adventured the Wild West. ■ Niekle rode one of these “wagons” , for weeks. The elejihant’s ponderous , legs crashed through the bush while lie complacently bore a ton or more 1 of provisions anfi kit and the human 1 cargo perched in the "wagon.” ’ 'When they came to a deep river. , the man and jiacsk had to be rafted across. The elephant was his own ferry, accommodating the driver on ’ Ills head. In swimming, the entire ’ body is submerged except the round jilateuu of hie skull and also the trunk which is stuck out and ujiwards for , airm. Remember the scene of the swim ming cuttle in “North of 36" and ■ “Covered Wagon - '" 'rfis is even . more thrilling, with several of the , enormous pachyderms taking the wat er, displacing four or five tons apiece at the dip, t'ne vast, bodies disaiipear ing. the long trunsk sticking up, the I drivers apjiarently sitting on water , and yet guiding something far be , neath them. They swim’ rapidly with powerful Strokes, and yet you wonder at the nerve of the drivers and liow ’ in the world they keep tlielr seats ■ glued to the slippery^jiates. , Besides these "submarines" «f de , i*a* indienc. Jlr. Niukle will also show the strange "sea elephants” of the west coast of Mexico, which Na -1 ture has equipped with enormously 1 elongated proboscis or trunk. They . “ve rapidly becoming extinct. The explorer was so fortunate as so film the last herd of them in existence. “I think the new doctor’s a duck,” she remarked, coyly. j “Well, I wouldn’t go as far u a that,” said her husband, "but I will say I ve hotiewl a bit of the quack IhW hirn.” • .; JOHN CRUMP DIES IN CHARLOTTE HOSPITAL Walter Hayes, Charged With Shoot ing Him Maak Now Fane Charge of Murder. - John Crump, negro, who, was shot 1 Sunday night near the home of his niece in a negro settlemeift in Con cord, died in a Charlotte hospital Tuesday afternoon hnd officers have redoubled their efforts ’to locate Waiter Hayes, negro, charged with \ the shooting. , Aunaf Brewer, sister of Crump and mother of the girl with whom' Hayes is said to have been .living, also was wounded in the shooting and her condition is so serious now that little hoj>e is held out for her •recovery. She id in the Charlotte hos pital. : Crump received a full load of No. 12 shots in his right leg and the! worn-n was shot between the should- 1 er blades. Complications brought abou: as a result of his wounds caus-d Crump’s death. It was reported to the officers Tuesday that Hayes had been seen Bear Kannapolis that day. but a hearcli there Tuesday might failed to ’disc c-se his hiding place, if any. Jt was also reported to the officers that Hayes had been seen near the Roberta Mill Monday afternoon. : Am inquiry there convinced the of fioei that the negro was not still in 1 thgt community. According to reports received by officers, the Brewer whsmn and Orm p went to the home of former’s daughter when told that Hayes and the da lighter were quarreling. Hayes -pa*.. -! them on the way between the , two Homes, wen to the Crump home where he secured a double-barrelrt j shotgun and returned to the daugh- ! ter’s home just as the jiair was leav ing the house. Without wamning, it is said, lie opened tire, giving each . a fu'i load of shot. Ha os. the officers have learned. \ engaged n jitney to take him to Charlotte, but it has been reported that he has been back in the coun ty this week. He-Y Clubs Prepare lor Christmas. At die meeting of the Ili-Y Clubs, he'd Tuesday evening at the Y. M. G. A., both the boys’ and girls’ organi- j zatiens prepared for the Christmas holidays. As has been the eustom in the past the boys and girl will sing carols early Christmas morning throughout Hie city. Practice on the hymns to be sung was held. Tryouts for the pageant, “YVliile Chimes Rang," which is to be pre sented in two weeks.. December 22nd, were held. This jiageant is said to be very elaborate nnd will have fifteen characters. The place of jiresenta tirn has not been decided on as yet. Further announcements will ’be made in the future. To Have Unveiling of Tablet. The following invitation has been, received in (be city by the regent of' the Cabarrus Illaek Boys chapter of tht l Daughters of the American Revo lution, Mrs. C. B. Wagoner: cju lotte Daughters of the American] Revolution request the honor of your presence at the unveiling of the Washington tablet ’ Thursday, December 10th, at 3 o’clock Nineteen hundred and twenty-five Charlotte. N. C. ! Presentation YY'ashington tnemorial dree, old cemetery, at 2:30 o'clock. Infant Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wad dell Dead. The three-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Waddell. Clara May Waddell, died at 1:40 o'clock on j Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services j vefce held this afternoon at tliVee o'djack at McKinnon Church and bur ial’ whs made at Oakwood- Cemetery. Kev. R. S. Arrowood officiating. Organ Recital at Forest Hill Churrh. The aninini recital on the Odell memorial organ at Forest Hilt Meth odist Church will be held this eve ning at 7:510 o'clock. Charles Trow bridge Tittmnn. basso, of YY’ashington. I*. C\. and Edwin M. Steckle, organ • ist. Vs Gastonia, will rtuider the pro gram. The public is invited attend this program. Salisbury Population ShowsvGood In crease. Salisbury. l>oe. B.—The population • of Salisbury at the ojiening of 1026. six years after file last decennial • '■••iisos. iij 10.4518. compared with 12,- ■ 884 in 1920. an nerease of forty per I ccnL according to a survey just com idetei for the Salisbury Chamber of Commerce. The survey, with defi nitely ascertained figures of increase, is not to be Massed- with estimate j based only ujion the gain of the 1910- : 1920 decade. The survey is based on statistics ■ fi'om local sources, giving compara tive figures for the close of 1919 and' the close of 1925. Sure Relief FORJN DIGESTION 6 Bcll-ans iXSaijß Hot water fcrE Ol AJNItS #1 C< Fever VOICES onppe Be Qixick-Be Sure/ Bedy —the best tpen know. ! it millions now employ it. 1 utive. Bromide-Quinine Ids atop in »4 bows. La she syete* is cleaned and “My dear Mow, it is always beat to begin at the bottom of the lad- 1 tier." _ ‘Nonsense. How about when you j are escaping from a fire'? nr Lift Off-No Pain!. Doesn’t hurt one hit! Drop a little “Freezone” on an aching corn, in stantly that com stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Your druggist sella a tiny bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the foot calluses, without soreness or irrita tion. YOU GET MORE EGGS A hen vriW lay twice as many eggs with a little of the proper help. Pratts Poultry Regulator supplies abundant egg-mak ing ingredients. Vital ingredients from rare seeds and imported herbs. So valu able are these that Regulator practically doubles the value of any mash. You build up vitality among your birds— give them strength to resist roup and cold weather disease. Hundreds of leading commercial poulirymen admit their success is due to Pratt 3 Regulator. Half a century of Pratt reliability is behind Regulator. None other woiild dare make this amazing guarantee. poultry Regulator To Our Ctmarnm: We >unJ behind Pratts * , Poultry Regulator uneoudisionally Either you get more eggs from the same herds or we return your money Sold and Guaranteed fry H. M. Black welder Cline i Moose BEWARE THE COUGH OR COLD THAI HANGS 1 Persistent coughs and Colds lead to j serious trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulsion,, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Creo j mulsion is a new medical discovery 1 with two-fold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and in , hibits germ growth. Os all known drugs, creosote is rec ognized by h|gh medical authorities as ! one of the greatest healing agencies for I persistent coughs and colds and other ! forms of throat troubles. Creomulsion j contains, in addition to creosote, other i healing elements which soothe and heal | the infected membranes and stop the i irritation and inflammation, while the ! creosote goes on to the stomach, is ah , sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs. Creomulsion Is' guaranteed satisfac tory in the treatment of persistent coughs ami colds,* bronchial asthma, 1 bronchitis and other forms of respira tory diseases, and is excellent for build ing up the system colds or flu. Money refunded if any cough or cold is ! not relieved ;. 'ter taking according to | directions. Ask your druggist Creo j multion Company, Atlanta, Ga. 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From 200.00 to 250.00 to ba paid back at 5.00 per week 1 ■ - From, 260.00 to 300.00 to he paid back at 6.00 per week { From 300.C0 to 400.00 tq ba paid back at 8.00 pep week s From 400.00 to- 500 00 to be raid backet 10.00 per week * If you are in need, consult ohr officers today. They - [ will gladly 'give you any information desired. We base s ] our security on character and personal endorsements, on j., - collateral, and on real estate. *, j* | v PXNKa/zc? TRUST Company? I-' CONCORD.NORTH CAROLINAS^ i' _ ’ Christmas Gifts/ g Wc are showing a fine selection of gifts suitable for 111 ci men and women: X Men's Hand Bags jjj Laclies’ Fitted Cases - \ | Ladies’ Hat Boxes ij| Meps and WOhieh’s Sijk Hosiery for Christmas Gifts. \ \ X Wonderful line of Neckwear. *jj> iji \ isit Our Store before making your selection. RICHMOND - FLOWE CO. | BROADWAY CENTRAL HOTEL 667-677 BROADWAY | NEW YORK j Accommodations For 1,000 Guests 1“ In the heart of the down-town business section. Connections to all parts of the City within a few minutes ji from our door NEWLY FURNISHED AND RENOVATED High Class Service at Low Rates Large Bannuet and Convention Halls g_ \ qIFw E iis SET MUs Milter’s Antiseptii Oil Known As . Snake Oil Will Positively Relieve Pain in a Few Minute* UmT IT IO I ! ry U rlght now for Rheumatism. Neural- PI rlxrl lIN %la > Lu ®bago, sore, stiff and swollen IILiI\L.II IO Jotats. pain in the head, back and limbs - . « orn «. bunions, etc. After one application ET paln usual, 3 r disappears as if by magic. A new remefi Y used ettemally for Coughs, il KtiTwJM Colds, Croup, Influenza, Sore Throat j| MlllfßC Diphtheria'and Toasilitis. | ANTUCPIK oU conceded to be the most pene- K - trating remedy known. Its prompt and I !?**"%&• immediate in relieving pain is due P tMW Jo th ® tact that it penetrates to the at | “■er*”’**' tf cted part* «nce. As an illustration: I JTiSSSSL p ° ur , dr °P* on the thickest pl<£e> of ili RAMMEDKM 8 ? le ldather and it Will penetrate this sub- I minutes tbroUKh ’ and through in three 3 ’’bBSMS® Refuse cheap imitations, any other prou- I* • action bearing sijnilar name Is au imita te —a-ggay— tlon of our product, having recently 3 changed their carton after we had created I it** 6 demand for tJMs preparation, for the sole fi JS&SSZZ! ftaJjr'Va, £*!*• advanta «e of our adver - 1 ti*idg, vhieh is an Infringement on our ‘ 1 BumUsl tbSinm, r?wt nd th ® Kenulße Miller's An | HUjOKCI tiseptio Oil (known as Snake Oil) the only 1U M* 1 u the ' new * paperß - “ NOT X Lia7n*Tl b i?. Antiseptic I , N — r .yaw-yi v (kn<rtni J? QU). It Is golden red beneficial results. Contains Bulacyptna dud other valuable 14e% an?<$ Ph 'ri, 0,1 For sale by Gibson Drtfg Store, Coueord; F. E. Smith Drug Co., Ksnnapo -01 PEIil US., I MVS GET DUS Wednesday, Dec. 1925
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