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h' Rase your tight, aching chest. Stop
Sphe pain. Break up the congestion.
I Feel a bad cold loosen up in just a
|! short time.
p '• *jjed Pepper Bub” is the cold rem
s edy that brings quickest relief. It
| cannot .hurt you and it certainly
fcseems to end the tightness and drive
the congestion and soreness right out.
Nothing has such concentrated,
" penetrating heat as red peppers, and
when heat penetrates right down into
eolds, congestion, aching muscles and
sore, stiff joints relief comes at once.
The moment you apply Red Pepper
Rub you feel the tingling heat. In
three minutes the congested spot is
warmed through and through. When
you are suffering from a cold, rheu
v matism, backache, stiff neck or sore
muscles, just get a jar of Rowles Red
Peppor Rub, made from red peppers,
at any drug store. You will have the
quickest relief known. Always say
“Rowles.”
i Program. Invitations. Announcements
printed promptly at The Times
!;-t. tiee. Times-Tribune Job Office.
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I Some Folks Grow Older and Wiser |
Others Just Grow Older ;
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have grown wise to the “special bargain and extra dis- jj
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They’ve stopped fooling around with unreliable tire equip- n
meat. . . !|!
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found that Goodyear quality and' Goodyear serviceability jj
are about the best safeguard against tire trouble in the jjj
world. 1 1 [
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New Easter
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FISHER’S points the way to Fashion
and Moderate Prices In Its Representa
tive Showing Os The Later Spring Fash
ions.
These are the modes definitely new and
correct for Easter Sunday wear and for
the long fashion season that follows. Ev
ery new style, fabric and color will be
observed, in a variety that would make
it appear that mode has been created to
your individual preference.
You can save many weary steps and
some money besides by concentrating
your Easter shopping here. Give us the
opportunity to prove it.
COATS
|L DRESSES
HEADWEAR
POPULAR PRICES
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• TODAY’S EVENTS
Tuesday, March 16. 1826
Egypt today begins its fifth year as
an independent kingdom.
This is the 17!5th anniversary of
the birth of James Madison, fourth
president of the United States and
the last of the chief executives to
wear knickerbockers.
The sixth annual meeting of the
American Association of Junior Col
leges will open in Chicago today and
continue in session over tomorrow.
A primary will be held in St. Paul
today for the choice of candidates to
be voted for in the city election to
take place on May 4th.
The Kent, one of five new powerful
erusisers building for the British
navy, will be launched at Chatham
today and christened by Pile Countess
of Stanhope.
The suit brought by members of
the Leiter family to oust Joseph Leit
er from his position as trustee and
executor of the $100,000,000 Leiter
estate is docketed for trial in Chicago |
today.
Senator Joseph Robinson, of Ar
kansas, Senate Democratic floor lead
er. and a World Court proponent, is
scheduled to speak at East St. Louis,
111., today in reply to Senator James
A. Reed, of Missouri.
Electric fans are installed in al
most every office in < 1 reck towns
such as Athen, Pireus, Salonicu,
Patras and Delos.
“Do They Answer?”
~
A beautiful decoration of valor in honor of our fathers Is placed on Our threshold by a
great and generous government. Will we take it in and cherish it or leave it there tv
wither and die?
i COUNTRY!
CQRRESPONDENCg
i IMPORTANT NOTICE TO COR
RESPONDENTS.
Correspondents are earnestly asked
to observe the following:
i All items which reflect on any one's
1 personality must not be sent.
Leave off all items of personal vis
-1 its of people to others in the same
1 fleighborhood.
[ All items MUST be accompanied
I by the names and oddresses of the
writers.
i Hereafter when this rule is not ob
i served we shall be obliged to consign
j the items to the waste basket.
As a whole we have an excellent
corps of correspondents and we are
proud of them. However, there are
i a few who do not observe the above
rules, and these we do not want,
i Please also make a paragraph out
of each separate item,
j Please write on only one side of the
paper.
i Thank you.
j We furnish all regular correspond
i ents stamped return envelope# in
1 which to send in their correspondence.
J We ask all not to fail to place their
i names and addresses in the upper
1 left-hand corner of the envelope.
GEORGEYILLE.
Our people have been enjoying the
nice fire during the past few days.
Every one was surprised to see the
snow.
A number of our people ire confined
to their homes with ‘ flu.'
Mrs. Luther T. Shinn is confined
to her home on account of “flu.”
A number of our people attended
quarterly meeting which was held at
St. Pauls Methodist Church on last
Sunday.
Miss Elma Eudy spent last Wednes
day afternoon in Concord.
Miae Blackwelder spent the week
end at Dome near Concord.
A. J. Shinn has purchased a fine
pair of mules.
L. T. Shinn and W. W. Harring
ton atteded church at St. Martin E.
L. Church in Stanly county on last
Sunday.
Friends and relatives of Miss Bess
Heilif, of Mt. Pleasant, were shocked '
to learn of her mother's death at her I
home in Mt. Pleasant last week, Miss
Heilig having taught school here for
two yearß. Her friends here sympa
thise with the family in their deep
bereavement. TULIP. :
FAITH.
Born to Rev. and Mrs. A. O. Leon
ard,'of Lexington, a son, siareh Bth.
Mrs. Leonard was formerly Miss
Pearl Peeler, of this place.
Quite a few people from here mo
tored to Durham Sunday to attend
tbe funeral of Mrs. Luther Jones, of
that place. Mr. Jones’ former home
was here.
Here is a letter we received from
a smart little boy : 642 Pine St., Kan
napolis, N. C. March 8, 1026. Venus,
Dear Sir: I read your items in The
Concord Tribune. My father has m
razor that is a hundred and thirty
year* old. Can you beat that? From
Major Carter. My age is 13 years.
If you have anything over one hun
dred years old write and tell Venus
about it.
Here ia a nice letter we received
from a smart little girl: Spencer, N.
| C, March 6, 1926. Dear Venua: I
' am a little girl twelve years old and
live at 113 Salisbury Avenue, Spen
cer. I read in your items of March
sth Whore 6 Mr. Fisher has 68 white
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
chickens and they layed 110 dozen>l
eggs in February. My mother has i
only 19 hens and three of them are
setting and she got 30 3-4 dozen, or j ■
30!) eggs in February. If you can |
beat that come on. From your friend. ;
Josephine Owen.
Lewis Peeler and family are well i
again.
John A. Peeler is improving nice- .
ly.
There is nothing the matter with ; 1
Faith now only she is all covered up , 1
under a big soft dry snow.
Two families iu Salisbury sent the [
samp day for eczema cure yesterday
One lives on Concord street, the other
lives on South'Fulton street. That's
the way to do. Don’t let the little
ones suffer. YTNUS.
NO. 9 TOWNSHIP. ROUTE 5.
The High Point basketball team
was victorious over Pine Biuff last
Friday, the 12th, on the Pine Bluff
court, the score being 17 to 32
The game was played as follows:
Pine Bluff—Ralph Barbee, r, f., sub
stiute by Homer Wallace. Robert
Furr. 1. f., Alonzo Voncaunon, g.
In Jail
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When rumors spread.ln Tpsllantl
, Mich..' that William 'and Hennas
Croasio, held for tha murder of Harry
Cyb, warn to be raleaaed for lack of
evidence, townspeople petitioned
State Attorney General Dougherty
to lnveetlgate. His odßoe did so, and j
the men are etfll being held o* !
chargee of murder. Herman Cross*
I* above; William, below
l
Luther- Vonennnon. r. g., Albert Von
cannon, 1. g.
High Point—James Teeter, r. g..
W. M. Teeter. 1. g.. Worth Vander
burg. c„ Dewie Love, r. f., Ralph
Bust, 1. f.
Pine Bluff will return the game the
19th which will bo played on the
High Point court. Every one who
wishes to attend the game is cordial
ly invited to the fullest extent. We
hope there will be a large crowd pres
ent. THE GANG.
WHITE HALL.
If you are a baseball fan come to
rur school the 19th and see our first
game.
Concord's enemy in the baseball
line again this year is Kannapolis.
But so far all they have done i« brag
about what their team did last year.
Last year is not this year, don't you
forget that. And don’t you forget,
Mr. Jazzy Morre. that Concord had a
winning combination last year until
Kannapolis fans came to Concord and
saw what we were doing and don't
you forget it they didn't get the play
ers from any other county, but they
came here and butchered up the Gib
son team and Sid Basinger bad to
visit all parts of tbe county for a
winning nine, and he was good mali
nger to find another winning combi
nation, and yet I want to ask who the
team was that came to Kannapolis
and lost one game and won tbe next
two games by a great margin? What
pitcher worked the iron man stuff
for the visitors? Baseball fans of
Kannapolis and mostly Mr. Jazzy
Moore. I want to let the Towel City
know that Concord is going to put
put out a stiffer winning combination
this year than last year. Mr. Bas
inger may argue but yet he is a good
manager and lie knows how to make
our team and his team win. Wait!
Wait’ Kannapolis, and you will see
what the Concord team will do.
\ enus, don't drop behind with your
news from Faith.
CAROLINA KID.
It’s a Pity
to be ailing.
Try this new-d&y help
This is to urge you to learn what
modern medicine is doing with the
aid of gland secretions.
A large share of our troubles
come through torpid livers. That
results in scanty bile, an intestinal
antiseptic. Then toxins form in the
intestines, and those poisons per
meate the Mood.
Indigestion Heart and
Conatipatton * Kidney Trouble*
Impure Blood Bad Complexions
High Blood Premure Lack of Youth
Modern medicine has found-that
no drug stimulates the liver. It
simply acts in the intestines. But
it has also proved that ox-gall does
stimulate the liver. It brings real
results. It multiplies the bile flow,
so essential to pood health.
Now ox-gall in its finest form is
embodied in a tablet, called Dioxol.
Each tablet contains 10 drops of
purified ox-gall. It ia bringing to
countless people results that mil
lions seek. And results begin in 24
hours.
We ask you to learn those re
sults. Learn what modern medi
cine is doing. This advertisement
will bring a test without any cost to
you. Accept this offer. Learn what
Dioxol does. It may change your
life, your whole career,
i “Clip this advertisement, take it to
our special agent; Pearl Drug Co., and
. they will give you a Überal sample oft
Dioxol free.” '
“ACHEIF& ACHED”
Lady Says Her Back “Hart Nifkt
and Day”—-Least Noise Up
set Her. Better After
Takiaf Canhd.
Winfield, Texas.—'My back hart
night and day,” says Mr*. C. L. (
Eason, of R. F. D. 1, this place. “I g
ached and acbed until I could hard- (j
ly go. I felt weak and did not feel r
like doing anything. My work was
a great burden to mo. I just hated
to do up the dishes, even. I was
no-account and extremely nervous. ’
"My mother had taken Cardul
and she thought It would do me
. good, so she told me to take it
My husband got me a bottle and I
began on it. I began to Improve at
once. It was such a help that I
continued it until after the (baby’s
birth.
“I took eight bottles and I can
certainly say that It helped me.
It Is a fine tonic. It built mo up
and seemed to strengthen me. t
grew less nervous and began to
sleep better.
“I can certainly recommend 1
Cardul to expectant mothers, for to 1
me It was a wonderful help. ... In I
every way I felt better after taking I
it and I think It Is a splendid medi- f
cine.”
Cardul Is purely vegetable, and (
contains no harmful drugß.
For sale everywhere. NO-162 '
VORETTE
Spring is this fascinating
Pump of Black Patent
Leather. Graceful to the
extreme, it cannot fail to
tnliance the elegance of your
new Spring Costume, if
you desire distinction as
weH as charm in your new
footwear you will appreci
ate the merits of Vorette.
$6.50
Ruth-Kesler
Shoe Store
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Kent
RADIO
ijcchow
r xaaio ,
I improved
I TT seems only yesterday
J -*• that radio meant a tangle
I of wires, best kept in the
t attic or cellar. Bat the un- j
obtrusive i
Model 20 j
( Compact / j
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stiKu/UmPi
has brought radio into die
best rooms. It’s like die
modern thin watch-stakes
up Uttle space but does
everything that thfeM* ones
do. It's a treat to hear it— _
in oar store or in yoac
Lsa*.
Yorke & Wads
worth Co.
1 Phone 30
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Ritchie Hardware Co.
YOUR HARDWARE STORE
PHONE 117
Hundreds of the most *
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You are invited to stop in and look at our interesting display
v of portraits of modern authors
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Music and Stationery Co. Inc’
Phone 76 58 S. Union St.
Concord, N. C.
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Multiple Disc-in-03 Clutch—
The multiple disc clutch is generally conceded among
engineers to be the best, the smoothest, and the most re
liable type for apy car. The Ford multiple disc clutch,
! has the further advantage of operating in a bath of oil.
This complete and continuous lubrication assures smooth,
silent action and extremely long life. The Ford dutch is
so simple antn-eliable that many Ford owners have driv
en for years without heing so much as conscious of its
presence in the mechanism of their cars. X
REID MOTOR CO.
CONCORD’S FORD DEALER |
Corbin and Church Streets Phone 880 1
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Tuesday, March 10,'1926