I Friday, September 10, 1926
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Special Announcement Public Auction Sale
of High Grade Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware, Cut-Glass, Fine China, Parlor Clocks, Pearls, Knives, and Forks, Etc.
W. C. CORRELL JEWELRY COMPANY
Main Street, Concord, N. C.
„ , SOMETHIN FOR EVERYONE NOTHING RESERVED A CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME
Husbands Bring Your Wives. Wives Bring Your Husbands. Beautiful Prizes Given Away FREE every day of this Sale.
JULIUS J. HERZOG, Licensed State Auctioneer *' ‘i
Come Whether You Buy or Not —He Will More Than Interest You.
'SALE STARTS SATURDAY, SEPT. 11th; 2 SALES EVERY DAY 2:30 and 7:30
. ■ ■ ' : f Remember our Location W. C. Correll Jewelry Co.
We Sell Rain or Shine (Free Tickets to Everyone Attending the Sale) Look For the Red Auction Flag
COUNTRYJ
CORRESPONDENCE
CENTER GROVE .
Hips Bertie Eddleman and M.iss
Idred Ililemnu are attending tl»e
ther League convention which is’
ng held in China Grove the 31 St
I August, Ist’and 2iid * of'Septem-
Uiss M.-ytgie Un castor spent Wed
<day and Wednesday night with
ss Maggie Lipe/ of Kannapolis.
Mrs. John Earnhardt and family,
Hainlet, visited at the homes of
trs. Mary Jane Earnhardt and.l,.
. Earnhardt recently.
Miss'Rebecca Castor and Miss Re
ikah Kime and H. C. Castor attend
the ‘league, convention Wednesday
I China Grove.
W. A. Castor attended the ball
nine in Siler City 1 Wednesday be
veen Kannapolis and Siler City. He
■turned home Thursday night.
Mrs. F. M. Cook r.KjJ- Louise spent
uesdny wifli Mrs. W. A. Castor, of
[ileman's Mill. ‘ 'I
I). B. Castor made: a busipess trip
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No doubt there are at least a few
names on our list of customers that '
I you will recognize. Why not consult
them as to the advisability of buying
|. your Used Car here? The list is at
your disposal any time.
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to Clierryville Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Karviker.and
Paul Brmvn visited Mr.
people, of near Mooresville, Tuesday
night.
Miss.Pauiine Chambers visited Miss
T.nura McGhee Furr at Shady Dale
Farm recent".}-.
IJ. C„ Rebecca and Miss Maggie
Lou Castor spent Thursday night
with the family of J. I). Misen'ueimer
nt Mt. Gilead.
The September meeting of the Cen
ter Grove home demonstration club
was )nfid nt the home of Mrs. D. B.
Castor. "Dress Accessories" was the
topic for tlie.dny, and some finishes
for dresses were also discussed and
demonstrated. A large crowd of in
terested women was present and wel
comed with rest the new demonstra
tor, Miss Ophelia Barker,’ who
brought with her the district . agent,
Miss Martha Creighton. Miss Creigh
ton always lends charm by "her pres
ence and gatherings are brightened by
her being,ln tVe'ihiflst. -At the close
of the 'meeting iced fruit and tean
punch■ And ciikc were served.
The piext,meeting of this club will
be with Mrs. Mary jane Earnhardt
(Vtobcy Ist at 2:30 o'clock p, m.
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Miss Rebecca Kime, who has been
visiting Sara Frances Castor, re
turned to her home in Liberty Fri
day.
Miss Ethel Overcash bad her ton
sils removed by Dr. Rankin Wednes
day. September Ist. She is recuperat
ing at the home of her sister. Sirs.
T'za Earnhardt.
Slaster Alton Eddleman also had
his tonsi's and adenoids removed last
Wednesday. He is recovering rap
idly at '.iis father's, IV. F. Eddle
man.
Mr. and Sirs. Grady Ross and
little non, Phifer Charles, of Center
view, and Sliss Meta Castor; also
Mhs Callie Wineeoff, of Midway, took
dinner and i pent Sunday, September
sth, with Reoecca Castor. Sirs. Jen
hie Lipe and daughter, Sliss Aggie,
spent the afternoon also thci-e and
helped to eat some very fine water
melons.
Dr. and Mrs. Holland, of Salisbury,
spent Sunday. September sth, with
Mrs. H. A. Eddleman. Also Rev. E.
F. K. Roof and son, Edwin, were
present for dinner.
Misses Slildred Hileman and Ver
tie Castor, of Hileman's Mill, gave a
“going away party" in favor of Sliss
Rebecca Castor Slonday night, Sep
tember 7th.
Many young people gathered nt the
hospitable home to wish Sliss Castor
good luck and best wishes this last
year of college work at Lenoir-Rhyne,
Hickory. H. C. took hia sister to
Lenoir-Rhyne early Tuesday morn
ing.
Sirs. Clyde Enrnhnrdt, of Spencer,
recently visited in the home of D. A.
Earnhardt. The little daughter spent
l week with her grandfather.
Sfiss Helen Cook spent a week late
ly with friends in the mountains
lround Chimney Rock.
The home of Sir. and Sirs. Henry-
Cook in the Center Grove community
ia nearing completion.
Electric lights arc being talked in
our neighborhood and soon will be a
reality in our farm homes.
NIX.
ROBERTA.
The rain which fell Sunday was a
treat blessing to the community.
There were about two hundred peo
ple gathered on the creek bank Sun
day for a baptizing. There were 28
baptized.
Rev. G. L. Hodge, of Landis, has
been doing some very fine preach
ing at Roberta for the past two weeks.
The meeting started at Roberta M.
P. Church Sunday.' Preaching ser
vices at 2 o’clock and 7:30 p. m.
Cotton is opening pretty fast in
this section.
Mrs. Ij. .T. Soloman and children,
of Charlotte, spent two weeks in this
community visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack McCall, Mrs.
S. 11. McCall, Mrs. Susie Brumley,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Douglas and Mrs.
Mellon, all of Charlotte, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Miller Satur
day and Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. G. G. Grubb were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henderson
Dulin last week.
There will be preaching at Ro
berta Baptist Church Sunday, Sep
tember 12th. Sunday school at 10
o’clock and preaching at 11 o'clock.
Everybody ig invited to attend.
There will also be preaching there
Sunday night. Rev. Mr. Harris will
preach Sunday night, beginning at
7:80 o’clock.
Mrs. Garnee Berbie is spending the
week in Charlotte visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. R. Henderson.
Cephas Herrin is able to be out
again after' having the misfortune of
letting his mule step on his foot.
HAPPY FARM GIRL.
(Please add your name and address
to all your letters.—Editor).
MISSION.
The health of this community is
very good at this writing.
Miss Ethel Crayton spent the week
end with tiomefolks.
Rev. and Mra. Fletcher Lambert
have returned from their honeymoon
trip of several days in western North
Carolina and will spend a few days
with relatives before going to their
home in Magton, N. G. t where they
will teach school this year.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Crayton, Mr.
and Mrs. .James Mason and little son,
Billie, have returned home from sev
eral days spei it in eastern Nort'u Caro
lina, Carolina beach and Lake Wac
eamaw.
The Sunday School convention of
Stanly county will meet at Mission
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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE-
high school Friday. They wore grad
uates of the class of ’26.
Frank Mauney, who had his ton
sils removed Inst week at Hie Concord
Hospital, is getting along nicely.
Miss Della Herrin, of Mt. Pleasant,
spent n few days last week with Miss
Zula Mauney.
Mr. and Mrs. E men Hatley, of
Coneord, spent the week-end in Mis
sion.
Misses Dallie and Annie Irf-e Hat
ley spent Saturday night with Miss
Louise Mann.
Misses Ethel and (Jieonia Crayton
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E.
D. Teeter, near Stanfield.
SMILES.
; POPLAR TENT ROUTE ONE.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety of Poplar Tent Church gathered
at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Morrison Saturday afternoon from 2
o’clock till 5. All enjoyed- eating
watermelons. Then many games were
played, after whit'll all were invited to
the table wlier ice cream and cake
were served. We left wishing many
more happy times. Those present
weie: Misses Sara Odder, Maggie
Cline, Evelyn and Ruth Litakar,
Grace. Beulah and Mildred Cline, An
nie and Virginia Cline and Alice Vir
ginia Morrison, Johnnie and Charlie
Oeli’.er, Henry, Don and Charles Maul
din. Larky and Kenneth Morrison,
William, Tommy and Ralph Litakcr,
INTENSE SUFFERING
MADE LIFE MISERABLE
Until He Fotmd Herb Extract Known as HERB JUICE
Which He Says Brought the Relief He Had Been Seek
ing For Year.
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W. B. HA RGETT
“It wa« a l?nt time before I final
ly found a medici.u that would give
me any satisfactory relief and now
that I am at last relieved of my
former trouble, I feel us though 1
shall give this statement and tell
others how my health was greatly
improved through the use of the
wonderful herbal remedy, Herb Ex
tract. known a* HEiRB JUICE.
"Herb Extract, known as HERB
JUICE, is the beat medicine I have
ever found to keep me healthy and in
an active condition,” said Mr. W. B.
Hargett, well known carpenter, who
resides at 1882 Dallas Avenue, Char
lotte. N. C. He told the HERB
JUICE representative in an *n
thuaiastic way how HERB JUICE
had restored bis health.
“For a number of yearn before I
bogan taking HERB JUIfIE I had
| suffered dreadfully from constipation
and indigestion. My stomach Waa al-
I waya upset, never felt like eating at
I meal time and what little I did eat
caused we to suffer afterward* with
Edward and Lawson Bonds, Herman
Litake:-, of Hickory Grove; Harvey,
George, .lay and John Ivey C ine, Wil
'iam Pliarr, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Morrison. Mrs. H. E. Bonds and sol
and D. C. Bonds. I
Miss Louise Pharr spent a few days
last v.-eek with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pen
nlnger.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Litak'et- and
family were visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
T. t. Li taker Sunday.
Ivey and Ed Cline spent a few
days at Chimney Itock last week.
Mr. and Mrs. V,\ A. Whitley spent
a while Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. S. C. Litnker.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Linker, Mr. and
Mrs. Sione Linker and Mr. and MrL
Chason Spong and son. made a trip
to Rock Hill, S. C.. to hear Mrs. Olive
preach. We hope some more of our
folks will go to Jiear her.
Everybody enjoyed tlie party Satur
day night at the home of Mr. and
'Mrau'L. S. Pliarr.
Remember the Junior Christian En
deavor Sunday afternoon at 2:30
o’clock, also the senior at 7:3ft. We
wiil welcome you to conic.
Some of the Poplar Tent girls are
leaving for school. It will be lone
some without them. L.
. LOCUST.
A* J. Furr returned last Thursday
Ohio.
Miss Vera Smith spent the week
out feeling when I would get up in
the mornings that I did not feel like
going to my work. Several months
ago I started taking Herb Extract
known as HERB JUICE, having
been urged to do so by a friend who
said it would do the work for me nml
pun me in a healthy condition. He
did not over state the facts, for just
as soon as I began to take it I be
gan to improve and feel better in
every way. It gave me quick relief
from the gas pains,and bloated feel
ing in my stomach, and througu its
natural notion on the bowels I have
been entirely relieved of the con
stipation trouble. The result is my
system Is free -of poison. I have a
very keen appbtite. eat most any
thing I want and digest all of it. I
have gained in weight and strength
nml now my work is a pleasure as I
have more enet-gy than 1 have had in
a long time. Herb Extract, knowtf as
HERB JUICE, i« the most effective
laxative, system regulator and build
er 1 have ever found and I ran
heartily recommend Jt.to all suffer
ers of the same .ailments as I had. It
end in Salisbury.
Mrs. D. IV. Turner returned Satur
day from Asheville, where she spent
two weeks.
51. L. Green has accepted work in
Kannapolis.
Young Treece, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis in the Tnlly-
Brunson Hospital, has come home.
Miss Lena Honeycutt left 51ondny
for the A. N. I. I. nt Albemarle.
Miss Maurine Jenkins is spending
a few days at home prior to returning
to school at the A. N. I. I.
Rev. E. D. Teeter held services at
Jno. W. Hartwick's last Sunday af
ternoon. slr. Hartwick is unable to
attend church.
A. W. Talbirt, of Martin, S. C„
a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
Bass, is spending some time with
them in their home.
Albert Eudy underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis in the Tally-
Brunson Hospital last week. Blood
poison had developed but we learn
he is doing well at this time.
The singing school conducted at
night nt the Baptist Church by Elder
D. S. Jones is attended by a goodly
number.
Samuel Teeter, who has been in
Miami, Fla., for several months, is
spending a while at home.
IV. S. slorton, of Matthews, spent
part of last week among relatives here,
in Mt. Pleasant and in Albemarle.
Another wreck occurred Sunday
near Smith’s Ford when the car in
which two young men from Stanfield
and Jlisses Jamie Green and Jessie
Crayton, from this place, were riding.
The brakes of the ear failed to work
and it was jammed into the bank. No
one was hurt but the girls were ter
ribly frightened.
Mrs. P. E. Tucker had as Sunday
dinner guests her parents, Rev. and
51rs. E. D. Teeter, her brother, Sam
uel, from s!iami, Fla.. slrs. Daniel
Teeter, of Charlotte; Miss Ethel Cray
ton, of Bndin; Miss Cleonia Crayon
and brother, of Mission.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith and little
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Good Things
To Eat
Just now we have the verv choicest of the season
, FRESH COUNTRY STUFF, EACH MORNING
Fresh Corn, Big Ripe Tomatoes. Fresh Shelled Peas,
and Lima Beans, Porto Rico Sweet Potatoes, Big Smooth
Irish Potatoes, Tony Apples, Corn Field Snap Beans,
Fresh Fat Young Chickens, Eggs, Kingan’s Reliable
Hams. Breakfast Bacon Strips and Pound Boxes—Fresh
Each Week.
Our Western Meat, Fat Back, and Rib Sides is always
the freshest AND BEST. YOU MUST HAVE IT.
Melrose Flour, Liberty Self-Rising Flour, Fresh Corn
Meal, Domino Fine Granulated Sugar, White House,
Maxwell House and Caraja Coffee.
All these and much more—We have it. You can fare
the very best with us.
Our delivery equipment is just the best. Our smart
and polite delivery men serve you quickly and with a
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Cline & Moose
j (laughters spent Sunday in Salisbury
'in the home of slr. and Mrs. J. J.
I File.
slrs. D. D. Teeter, of Charlotte, ia
spending sometime here among rela
tives while her husband is in Charles
ton, W. Va., on business.
Among the Sunday visitors here I
were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tucker, of
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Kannapolis; J. F. Dry and Roy Dry,
of Concord, and Mr. and Mrs. R. R.
Barbee and children, of Pineville.
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Si. Louis reports the case of a
woman who mailed a dress to. .a
1 friend in an ordinary envelope which
required only two cents postage. > -