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MwiMw ■MgMf For Ambulance and Professional Services mm^ y • CALL 640 DAY OR NIGHT BELL&HARRIS FUNERAL HOME Haft. % • ?.!» T - Y Concord Daily Tribune TIME OF CLOSING MAILS The time of the closing of mails at the Concord postoffice is as follows: Northbound I 136—41:00 P. M. I 36*-10:00 A. M. 34 4:10 P. M. 38— 8:30 P. M. 30—U:00 P. M. Sonthbocnd 39 9:30 A. M 45 3 :30 P. M. 135 -BKMP. M. 29—11:00 P. li. f°LOCAL MENTION | i P. M. Lalferty it confined to his home on North Union street by ill ness. His condition today is report ed as greatly improved. Panelled visiting cards beautifully printed at The Times-Tribune office. 50 for SI.OO or 100 for $1.50. Orders filled on a few hours' nortec. Eighty-three persons were examined at Kannapolis last week at the tuber culosis clinic conducted by Hr. S. E. i Lee. The clinic is being held in j Concord this week. Among the members of the grad-1 noting class of tile Mary Elizabeth Hospital at Raleigh are Miss Mildred Eames. of Cabarrus, and Mrs. C. E. .Mitchell, of Concord. A community meeting will be held at Rocky River Thursday night at 8 o'clock. A special program has been arranged and the public is invited to attend. High school class play, “Valeria Chooses,” Wednesday evening at 8:15 j at high school auditorium. Admission j 25 and 50 cents. All seats reserved.! Tickets on sale at Hibson Drag Store. I Curbing was laid today for the new j sidewalk in front of the hotel. As ! soon as the curbing was laid exca vation work for the sidewalk was completed and the sidewalk will be laid immediately. C. V. Hidenhour. of Concord Route 7, brought a queer looking egg to this office today. The egg looks some thing like a gourd, with an ovalj shapeil body connected by a little: stem with a smaller oval. About 400 boys from the Jackson Training School will visit the Cabar-1 rus Country Club on Thursday of this week. Dinner will be served to the boys by the entertainment committee of the club, plans for the dinner hav ing already been made. A number of Concord and Cabarrus county people were present Sunday for the home coming service at old Salem Church in Stanly county. Hun dreds attended the services and en joyed the picnic dinner served at the grounds of the church. School children here are entering the last week of the scholastic year. In the higher grades examinations are being held and in those grades where final tests are not held regular work is being carried out. The schools will be closed on Friday of this week. | Baseball fans here are much inter ested in the success of the New York ' Yankees who have just won their I twelfth straight game. The team has been getting fine pitching and murder ous hitting. Babe Ruth having driven out fifteen home runs so far this sea son. Twenty-one persons are to be trier! in recorder’s court this afternoon, po lice officers state. Four are charged with intoxication, four with having liquor, one with carrying a concealed weapon, one with operating a car without a state license and eleven with gambling. Rev. M. R. Gibson returned this morning to Dne West, S. C., to at tend a synodical meeting of the As sociate Reformed Church. He came to Concord Saturday to deliver the baccalaureate sermon to local high school graduates. Mrs. Gibson and son are in Due West. Miss Helen Eastabrook, who spent two days here recently with county women at dress making demonetra tions, will return to Concord next Tuesday for more demonstrations at the County health department. She wilt give demonstrations that day in the use of the foundation pattern. More gamblers have been caught in the “Booger Woods” just north of Concord. These woods have wit nessed more gambling perhaps, than any other spot in Cabarrus county and hundreds of persons found gambl ing there have been arrested in recent years. Eleven gamblers were arrested there Saturday and Sunday. A. F. Goodman and D. A. Me- Laurin have sold property in Ward 5 to Mary G. Morgan, according to a deed filed Saturday. Another deed records the sale of property in No. 4 township to Henry B. Rogers to 1,. V. Ervin for S3OO and another records the sale of land in No. 4 by A. L. Brown to L. L. Reddling for $750. Wanted Governor to Find Him a Bride. (By International News Service) Baton Konge. La., May 24.—This thing of being Governor is no simple job, as everyone knows, and many are the request* for various kinds of ser vices received, but now Governor Hen ry L. Fuqua is about to find his of fice turned into a matrimonial burean. John X. Kenny, of Bloomington. 111., wrote the Governor seeking his aid in finding him “a nice, refined Christian lady or widow between the ages of 16 and 40,” Kenny wants a wife from Ixmisiana, his letter said, because his grandfather and mother were natives of (his state. Another reason Kenny gave for wanting a Louisiana bride is because, he said,'“girls from the South are better than the girls in the North, Bast or West. “I am an American, white, aged 30. and an ex-eoMier of the world war,” the letter said, “I want so*M one to settle down and marry aad* 1 help make a home.” THE CX3NCORD D AILY TKIBUNE (MWY FRAUDULENT SCHHIfcS tHuW NEED OF TRUE TttttFT , By 8. W. BTRAUB, * •roaident American Boclety for Thrift. TtHRIFT does not consist alone t* JL saying money. Knowing what » do with one's savings U equally important Thrift lessons half learned are aa -unfortunate as no lessons at alt Learn how to save. Learn hour » invest Learn how to speed. Unless you do so you do not ua* terstand true thrift z:■: A Recently in an Eastern city a number of men were indicted tor having defrauded hundreds of poor persons out of their life saving* on a “free lot” real estate scheme. The victims were first led to believe that they were actually getting 1 something for nothing. They were I then induced to put up money in order that they might secure full i advantage of their so-caJied good fortune. All of the victims are de scribed as working people who have lost amounts ranging from $1,600 lo $6,000. The “free lot” scheme is aa old trick. There are many Uke It. About one billion dollars a year Is lost by the people of this country j through frauds of various kinds. The fact cannot be emphasised too strongly that It is hard to get something for nothing—so hard in ! tact that any scheme with the slightest suggestion of being of this nature should be Immediately viewed with suspicion. It Is nothing short of tragie that persons who practice patient economy for years should by one 111-advised Investment lose all their savings. One of the most Important le» sons In thrift Is that you rarely Jt ever get something for nothing. ROWAN HEN HOUSES VISITED BY THIEVES One Negro Gets Rend Term For Stealing Chickens.—New Schopl Nears Comprltion. | Salisbury, May 23.—During the past few weeks chicken thieves have been ! unusually active in the city and coun | tjr ami many hen houses have been raided. A negro men has just been sent to the roads for six mohths WB the evidence of Hillery Rink, who was a"6*e to identify his chickens that had been sold by the negro. Mr. Rink lost sixteen hens. A new school building, handsome and modern in all appointments, is PRETTY DRESSES are kept pretty by dry clean ing. With the same freshness and fit which pleased yon when it was worn for the first time. You can depend upon our promise of satisfaction. SEND IT TO “BOB’S” lngigß|! PHONE 787 Office 26-27 W. Depot St CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected Weekly by Cline A Mooes) , Figure* named represent prices paid j for produce on the market: u i Eggs - .25 Cora sl.lO Sweet potatoes fIM Turkeys —- Unions •_ $1.75 Peas U $3.00 Country Shoulder J 0 liK iter—rr:rjs REV. HENRY T. BLACK WELDER > flhaK *■ ' *r fj. r ~ it*" Who Will Begin Series of Meetings I Tonight in a Ten* on Young Street nearing completion at Rowan Mills, near the city, and will be dedicated June 11th. This school is named for l’rof. I{. (1. Kizer, who headed Row an's school system for a quarter of a century. The body of Ben Hudson, who died in Albuquerque, X. Mlast week, ar rived iu Salisbury Saturday night, and the funeral service was conduct ed Sunday afternoon from the First Presbyterian Church. Mr. Hudson was a member of the local lodge of Elks and that, order's burial cere money was used. Mr. Hudson went west four years ago in quest of health. Alls. H. .T. Earnhardt died Satur day afternoon in a hospital at Green ville. S. O. Airs. Earnhardt is sur vived by her husband and five small children. The body was brought to the home of a sister. Airs. Alonroe Alask, Sunday and the funeral takes place .Monday afternoon at Union Lutheran Church in the county. A number of county offices will not be contested for in the primaries this year. The time for entries hav ing passed, it is found that the pre ent incumbents of the offices of sheriff. Cork of superior conrt. register of deeds, constable and state senate are unopposed. ,*There are from two to! five candidates for the other offices. I The Republicans have no candidates for the primaries. HE Industrial Peace. Alen are of two kinds and he Was the kind I'd like to be. Some preach their virtues, and a few Express their lives by what they do. That sort was he. Xo flowery phrase Or glibly spoken words of praise. Won friends for him. He wasn’t cheap Or shallow, but his course ran deep, And it was pure. You know the kind. 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