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PAGE TEN ■ i I Merchants fp Long ago you learned . *h«t by giving people more than they expected was a good way to get their trade. You must ' ' tarry a balanced stock. We must produce an un- 11 failing standard of fine workmanship. The dain tiest siik fabric from your store or a heavy fur coat can safely be refreshed by Bob’s. Recommend us. MASTER CLEANERS Phone 787 Handsomely Engraved Visiting Cards, 100 for from $2 35 to $4.00, Includ ing pLate. Prom old plate, $1.50 per 100. Times-Tribune office, ts. OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS EX /'oh pretw \ R'ft / HOwb > \ pRETTV FAIR. | r^, HOBMQgBiMG \MTVT MOWN POP BY TAYLOR r m, f gosh- i wish something Would ’'n 'M'Tv'Y pop's 6implygctt Yb helpmeout 1 [ / HAPPEN TO TURN NN LUCK. -THE NEXT J d§N OF THIS— I'M D£SPERATe: ! If \N STALLMeNT ON LORETTA'S R.NG IS ) W DAY OP WORRYING LIKE THIS AN m.BE 1, k DDE IN A PEW DAYS AMO L HAVEN’T < M IN A PADDED CELL - ITS HIS DUTy AS AJm III? ENOU6H DOUGH To BUY A24 STAMP ) Ml FATHER To GIVE ME A HELPING HAND y/lfi ffiiS )F SOME DISTANT RELATIVE VIOULD < IN.MY HOUR OF TRIAL — I I ONLY KICK TXE BUCKET AND / S--L_ Wsaff flMfe-T ( WHAT? a NOTE FOR SIO,OOO \( f CHEER UP POP-DONTV*ORRV- \ llllli C vs DUE ON the FIRST OF THE S L YIE’U. HAVE To SIAND TOGETHER J* ! 111111 7 MONTH AND THERE IS NO MONEY ) 7 IN ODft HOUR OF TRIAL" WE'RE / Bill ( )N THE SANK TO MEET IT- /> X BOTH IN THE SAME BOAT . Mli S GOOD 6RIBF-HOW DID ——-i . ISpl VWE EVER GET INTO /~s. V I £ (|) b; ~ ym\ ■ |||| fey ■ TC|ljp Everything hns its use. If there were no burglars no telling what would get lost under the bed. Nothing discourages a father more t’oan having a son who does the things he did when he whs young. They dug up a mastodon tusk near Middleton. X. Y. Wonder what kind of tooth paste the animal used. Yale student got arrested. Rut, strange to say. it was not because of the way he dressed. Chewing gum factories ought to give stenographers Christmas presents. Some people are such blame fools they do wiiat they want to do in stead of what we want them to do. (Copyright. 1925. XEA Seryice. Inc.) Denies Grange is to Get $300,000. Columbus. 0., Dee. B.—Stories from NVw York that Harold "Red” Grange is to receive $300,000 fur his initial appearance iu motion, pictures are nonsensical. It. F. Woodhull, of Ilover. X. .1.. president of the motion picture owners of America, declared here today. ‘"Motion picture owners, he said, j "r“sent such wild tales of fabulous salaries to inexperienced actors be ! cause if does more harm than good to the industry."' i Woman’s Statement j Will Help Concord! I i *'l hated cooking: because all I ate I turned sour ami formed gas. I drank J hot water and olive oil by the gallon. Nothing helped until l took Adlerika.*’ I'nless due to deep-seated causes, Adlerika helps any case gas ou the stomach in a surprisingly QUICK time, it is a wonder fitly remedy to use for constipation—it often works in one hour and never gripes. Pearl Drug Co. ‘.LETTER >gsg§? STEWARTS WASH LETTER ..*s) By CHARLES P. STEWART XEA Service Writer Washington, Dee. 9.—Peacemakers notoriously have hard luck. The United States is rtlore than threatened with plenty of it, in con nection with the Taena-Arica, dispute. Folk \\lk> don’t know what this row is about will do well to find out. Otherwise .they'll miss the meaning of some mighty interesting news which is due to begin arriving herb in con siderable quantities shortly. Here’s the story : Forty and a few odd years ago Pent and Chile had a war. Chile won. To compensate herself she took, supposedly terinporarily, Peru's two southern provinces, Taena and Ariea. The region is vastly rich minerally. Chile- meant to make the most of it while she had the chance. It was agreed that the Taena-Arieaties should decide for themselves, by popular vote, after ten years whether to stay Chilean or go back to Peru. That election never (las been held. Chile, for four decades, having stalled it off. Finally Peru grew so clam orous that the two governments put it up to President Harding to decide between them. Harding died scou afterward ami President Coolidge in herited the job of referee. His ver dict-—about the only one possible for anybody to arrive at —was that the election had better be held now. Chile, iu physical possession of the disputed territory, had small doubt she ceuld make the vote come out to suit herself. She was delighted and praised President Coolidge to the skies. Peru was correspondingly down in the mouth. But President Coolidge didn't intend to let Chile rim the election all her own way. He sent THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE General Pershing down, to boss the voting. Pershing promptly indicated that he aimed to give Peru a fair Aiuw. . This time it was Peru's turn to be tickled half to death and Chile's to fly mad. Indeed, her delegates have backed out of the election plana en tirely, saying they won't have an? - thing to do with an election con ducted otherwise than as they dic tate. General Pershing and the Pe ruvians. 'however, are going yigh' ahead with the preliminaries, inti mating that tlie Chileans can boycott tile election if they like, hut it will be held anyway. MECKLENBURG TO HAVE MODERN COURT HOVSF, Commissioners Decide to Ruihl New Temple of Justice on East Ave nue. Charlotte, Dee. S. —Mceklenbuig eonnty is to have a new court house Meeting in executive session the board of county commissioners decid ed, by unanimous vote, to sell Pie present court house property on Sonih Tryon street, and the jail proper'y on Mint street, and buy praetiealiv the entire 700 block of East Avenue and build thereon one of the finest county structures in North Carolina. Action of the commissioners came last night after an executive session In which the proposition was said t have been discussed from every angle The session ended with each of t-i five commmissioners signing a resolu tion declaring that “it is for the bo t interest of the county to change the site of the court bouse.” Spirited opposition to the move had been expressed by a group of oitv find eount.v business men who do dared that the t lection of a nov court house would add to the already heavy burden of taxation borne in the people of the county. LITTLE HICKORY GIRL SERIOUSLY INJURED Run Over By Automobile :ukl na- Coneussion at. ltu.se of Brain. Hickory. Dee. S.—Mary Esther Biackwelder, young daughter of Ah and Mrs. It. }!. Biackwelder. was re ported as slightly improved today at the Richard Baker Hospital whet she was taken late yesterday after noon after having been struck by an automobile driven by Nines. J. L Murphy, dr., the little girl with sev eral companions was returning from a picture show aid darted aeross the street iu front of the approaching ear. The est fender struck the chid and the front left wheel passed over her limbs. Site is injured about the abdomen and bad concussion at the base of the brain. Very little hope was held out for her recovery last night, but her condition was more hopeful today. The accident, which occurred in the pwncipn' business district, was said by persons who witnessed it. to haye been unavoid able. ‘ Dear Editor —What wllll become of Brother Brabham - ;” Answer: When a preneher falls vir the petticoat route he automatically becomes an insurance agent. | Let Your J Next Battery j; Be An | EXIDE Use Only the Best rMy Diary CWjjSmab lb ' cSvwcrtJC Waju ojoA *«W3fext^c’ Yunvpa ixTVflftmoUt ' Jo cJujdTeflSv. Yu. j c^u U&> $ YJJOJfxXr 1o j \>u (WmiAl \tv I iw^\>osC t t I» ruth-kesler SHOE STORE LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS LETTERS TO SANTA CLAES 155 Allison St., Concord, X. C. December 8, 1925. Dear Santa Claus: 1 am a little boy 11 year-; old. I go to school every day, and I am in the fifth grade. I like my teacher fine. Please send me a scooter, pair of skates, n toy train, candy, apples, nuts of all kinds. Yours very truly, THLRN SMITH. IV S.—And a pair of gloves. 155 Allison St.. Concord, X. C. December 8, 1925. Dear Santa: l am a little boy six years old. I go to school every day. I am in the first grado, and I like my teacher. I want a pair of gloves and a wagon and a poke of candy and nuts of all kinds. Yours Very tru lv, ADAM SMITH, JR. 408 W. Ave., Knnnapolis. X. O. December 8, 1955. Dear Santa Claus: 1 want you to bring me a doll car riage for Christmas. 1 have a doll, so you need not bring me one. Xow. Santa Claus, 1 have a little sister only one year old. I think she wants a stocking full of toys. Your friend. DELETE HOXFATTTT. Concord, N\ C., Dee. 8, 1025. Dear Santa Claus: I will write you a few lines to let you know what I would like you to bring me. Please, if it’s not asking too much, I would like to have a nice little piano and candies. Y’onr little friend. MARTHA PEXXIXGER. 157 West Buffalo Bt. 408 W. Ave., Knnnapolis, X. C. Dear Santa Claus: 1 want you to brng me a pretty ‘mama" doll that goes to sleep. Also 1 waut a supply of candies, nuts rais ins, apples, oranges, candy, apples and a tea set and a little stove to cook on. Your best friend. EDITH HOXEYCETT. Jack Caldwell is Voted Duke’s Most Valuable Player. Durham. Dee. 9.—Big Jaek Cald well, of Monroe, all State ful’back and leading scorer in the South Atlantic States during the past football season, was voted the most valuable player on the Duke Univer sity eleven here tonight by the Order of Tombs, athletic fraternity at Duke- He will be presented with a samlsomo gold watch, offered by a local jeweler, for the best football player at Duke. During the past season. Caldwell has been a power in the Duke back field, scoring three fourths of all touchdowns made by the Blue Devils. He is unofficially credited with having kicked the longest field goal of the season, in this State, GAINED 10 POUNDS IN 22 DAYS That’s going some—but skinny men, women and children just can’t help putting on good, healtfiy flesh when they take McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil 'Compound Tablets. As chock full of ritamines as the nasty, fishy-tasting cod liver oil itself, but those sugar-coated, tasteless tab lets are ns easy to take as candy, and won't upset the stomach. One woman gained ten pounds in twenty-two days. Sixty tablets, sixty cents and money back if not satisfied. Ask the Pearl Drug Co. ar any drug gist for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com pound Tablets. . Directions -and for mula on each box. “Get McCoy’s, the original and gen uine Cod Liver Oil Tablet.” EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO "’look Heiee. iay wire wo sooner: Pear .Santa Claus: Pleaso brine tni* a big tir^-truck that I can ride in. 1 want it to have a hose, water tank, a ladder. I'd like a wheelborrow and lots of candy, nuts and fruit. Tour little friend. LUTHER TVEPDINOTOX, JR. Concord. X. C., Nov. 24, 1925. Pear Santa Claus: There are six children in the family. Their names are Ruth, Edna. Guil ford. Elizabeth, Mabel and Clara Mae. Ruth wants a baby doll with curly hair and brown eyes. Edna wants a baby doll with curly hair and brown eyes. Elizabeth Wants a doll and tea set. Guilford wants a gun and tool box. Mnble wants a little doll. Clara Mae wants a doll rattler. And be sure to bring nuts and candy and fruits and bring mother and father some nuts and candy and fruit. EDNA WADDELL. 101 Vance St. Denr Santa Claus: 1 want you to bring me nn Ameri can airship, feather dart, bogle horn, negro chasers, floral bombshells, lib erty bombs, table, fireworks, single shot can pistol and caps, a Liberty cap cannon, a pistol case and belt. PAUL LADY. Concord, N. C., Dec. 8, 1925. ' Pear Santa Claus: Just a few words, so yon may know what I want for Xmas. Please bring me an automobile and train, all kinds of fruits, nuts and candies. From your little friend. J. S. RIMER, JH„ 156 AV. Buffalo St. Concord, N. C., 25 Grove St., December 9, 1925. Peard Santa Claus: I am a little girl seven years old. I want you to please bring mo a doll, a little poeketbook, some apples, oranges, tangerines, grapes, candy and a lot of nut*. Santa Claus, please remember moth er and daddy. 1 hope you will be nice to everybody everywhere. Your little friend, EVELYN ELIZABETH SWAR INGEN. having booted tbe pigskin between the posts from the fifty yard line. Cftldwell, wliooe name, in the fam ily Bible reads Garnli Bruton Cald well. Jr., played bis last college football with the close of the 1925 grid season, having played four years, and starred consistently. In 1923 he left Trinity nnd went to West Point, where he was a mem ber of the varsity squad nnd got In several big army games. He returned to his o’d alma mater the following year, and will graduate this spring. He is unusually popular among his classmates. t Coming and Going. '•That’s the mest profitable device we have in town,” remarked the may or to bis visiting friends, as be point ed out the automatic stop-go signal at- the main intersection. “Autos forget to stop for it some times?” inquired tbe guest. “No, not so much tbat, but yon see that hydrant on the corner? Well, quick as an auto stops for the signal, we get him for parking in front of tbe hydrant." 666 Is a prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Maliria. It kills tbe germs. FANCY DRY GOODS WOMEN’S WEAA J In Slock Now Caro *? al Kid San dalwood Patent and Satin and all tbe popular leathers and fabrics are here with strap or the Step-hi Pumps. Our stock is moat complete now and priced to meet your ap- Ir ™' $3,95 TO $8.50 IVEY’S "THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES” PURINA FEED .f, TS THE BEST BY TEST - * |; F Chowder for More Eggs Cow Chow for More Milk Pig Chow for More Pork. Come in and We Will Sell You the Best CASH FEED STORE PHONE 122 SOUTH CHURCH ST. |l| Wanted: 100 Fat Turkeys and 200 Fat Hens Will pay 25 cents per pound for Turkeys and ISc per pound for hens. We advise you to sell now before the market is glutted.. This offer good to Friday noon, December 11th only. None wanted after we get the above number. ‘First Come, First Served.” C. H. BARRIER & CO. vXiOGNr*-. DELCO LIGHT Light Plants and Batteries Deep and Shallow Well Pumps for Direct or Alter nating current and Washing Machines for Direct or Al ternating Current. R. H. OWEN, Agent ..Phone 689 Concord, N. C. ** on this Event jf, —The Most Sensational Ever Put On in This Community? WHY? WE ARE GIVING AWAY, ABSOLUTELY FREE A WHITE ROTARY SEWING MACHINE SATUR DAY, DECEMBER 12TH, AT 4 O’CLOCK Come to our store and get your FREE Ticket. No obligation, you do not have to buy anything H. B. WILKINSON Out of the High Rent District t Concord Kannapolis Mooresville China Grome Alemite Lubricating Service We do not use any Lubricants except Alemite Trans mission, Differential and Chasis lubricants, one which al lows the easy shifting: of gears even in Zero weather, and greatly reduces friction. 1 Get alcohol in your radiator before it freezes. Gas, Oil, Tires, Tubes, Accessories, Car Washing, Tire Changing CENTRAL FILLING STATION PHONE TOO e _ MR " Thursday, Dec. 10, 1925 LPMU Vii ' i' I I "»■
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