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»t lr h«*d tlWt th * * nner * l director has
Our mortuary is a beautiful and
rOatfal placa that provides our pa
tron* -with a type and character ot
•srrice unequalled.
4M3ULANCB SERVICE
BELL & HARRIS
FUNBJ&L HcSI"
Open Day and-Night Phone 640
Sesaui-Cenieniiial
Exposition
PHILADELPHIA, PA
f June 1-Novermber 30, 1986
Special Excursion Fares
VIA
Southern Railway System
Tickets on sale daily from all.
Southern Railway stations up
to a»d including September
30tii, final return limit all tick
ets fifteen days including date
of sale.'
Stop-overs permitted at Wash
ington and Baltimore in each
direction within final limit of,
tickets.
Fine trains, excellent sched
ules, pulhnan sleeping cars,
day coadies - and dining car
service.
For further information and
puUman sleeping car reserva
tions caU on any Southern
Railway *gent or address:
" R-'H.- GRAHAM, D. P.-A,
Charlotte, N. C.
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■ Nothing Surpasses'
Pleosant-Tasting
SCOTFS
EMULSION
For Those Who
(tod The Health*
Giving Benefits
€s& Cad* liver (Ml
Y&tmws
SooJI &, Boivuc..Blooigficl'L N. J. .26-24
Colds
MM WSp* wfl Hfi/n/JI t
A c?y may be, siMiped in 34 hoqz*.
HILLS—a way so efficient that we
Quick, complete results that' HILL’S
is bringing millions.
MU&*EC»K*r«d)iwwde-Qui*me
The Needs of
the Livfrig
■ Caring lyr the dead is
! not ALI, onr work, ]
though we giver them cv
icry possible attention. \Ve
. helieve tha’ wc h;>ve' a
‘ duty just as high Jrt*d as
sacred to the living.
I pearls made heavy by ,
htt'eavcmeiit dest-rye ail»
possible eoujßiupration.
They should have no add
ed burden of practical de
tails. little- duties which
are nunc the less iuiport
u,ut because tlwy-en e smull ’
'l'o sttyji as tjicse wc
bring sympathy and a ,
readqhiss to sbrvfl. j
JIWA 1
Opfp ,p«y W jtyjjK
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, . ;-Y vkc
V^fTTi^no-w
I trees and^shrub
p Come and see our Ev
! I ergreens 'BToadleaf and
IV Blooming Shrubbery.
tl All kinejs qf and
j M °OR|S TR«CH
A*satS&»
“IS Egg*
to tLe Dozen!”
That’s the way one man
1 who feedst hisfiens FvU-O-
Pep Egg Mash expresses
his increased prpdpptipp.
‘I gather 15 eggs foeyery
dozen that I got befppe I
used EtdrP-Bep. 4 ’ he says.
Vou can increase the num
ber of eggs you are getting
every day, tbo.Rigtk now
is the time to do it—extra
eggs mean real extra cash
profit at this time of year.
This is the famous feed
1 that contains Cod Liver
Meal to make theother in
r give additional
value. Every mouthful
: gives the hens all feed
no waste —and young and
old layers keep right on
, producing. Eggs arc larger,
better-flavored, snd uni
form in size with stroug
shells. And next Spring
you'll have wonderful
, hatchjng eggs.
FHb-oasp
Made by
TtoQMtatQite&ftjHW
Sold bp
G. W. PATTERSON
IyiSTKIBL’COR
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Persistent coughs and colds lead to
setkms trouble. You can slop them
' noiv with Creomukion, an emulsified
creosote that is pleasant to take. Creo
i. uiulaion h a new medical discovery
with tworfold action; it soothes and
heats tho inflamed membranes and in
. hi bits germ growth.
Os all known drugs, creosote is rec
ognized by high medical authorities as
one ol the greatest healing agencies for
perustoal coughs and colds and other
mrms of throat troubles. Creomulsion
contajjts,' in addition To creosote, other
heating clemenls Which soothe and heal
‘ the infected membranes and stop Iho
| . irritation and inflammation, white the
i . roo'ote goes on tri the stomach, is ab
s sijrbcd into thehlood, attacks Hie seat
i of Ihb trouble and- chocks the growth
s o/ t|>o germs.. ’’ " " ’
> Oyer, molsion is guaranteed satisfac
tory ip the treatment of pwriflUrtt
coughs arid colds, bronchial asthma,
; ’noijchitjs. and 'Other' forins of respira
tory disc tscs, and is excellent for build
in" ior the system after' colds or flu.
Money refunded if any cough or eolefia
not rnlieved after taking according to
' siveeiions. Ask your druggist, (ufiv.)
I ELECTRICITY TORRE
im.i i>«cu ivyiiigt to?gci uctpitutt
ed With you so sotife time
nr)w. Enjoy the comfort tlfat
yufiouv fllccirical nfqesfiftjes
Will bring to .yoj.trself anfl wife.
Each day isl an -i electric uppar
l«H%, dpy berg, v , •
:
W. J. HETHCOX
; — —w ~y a u.---- • i I\ia l|<l!
/a/ al' I- L 1/
: ' \.r jink JPIbwB
Copyrtgbt, ltM, Warnsr I
"D°n Juan,- screen play by Beta Mertdyth, starring John Barrymftrs,
BU t comr
tn't • larger—
hat made j*ff_ Aei igoritTa greateit,
B orgji, wMi ipber ViHi °* d Donati,
her IjStrßpn. w* o omtf* adHona.
ThfOMjK "MrfSgMmncet Juen't
/«{ WjM’ Adrffiha.fr dettroyed; cg»-
gttoesQi, tbe jocer ot
w'amtrUt hide,
in m bridal chamber and kill*
.AM****, W»» her father
drawn. Siren he could not elude
.satfSASiFiSiba
—yet one never could* be sure of
him.
She had thought that his heart
was herg; had been sure of it,
Ume after time. He had, held her
life in his two She. had lg
, iras
roll her interest, that iffie might
remain in her rooznA' fttepsirlng IBBr
his coming, and when he had
■SBKWMWWS
And now she, knew that always
he bftd Blared with her. that an
othor h«rW a i enthroned; fp. his
hegft. She hMfpught agaftist rs c-
j Be tound strange peace in the tact, that tor him this teas the end. jj
ogniztng the contempt that had
looked out from his eyes; had told
herself that he could took at a
woman in no. other way.
She had been abject before him,
bad made her clever, cruel mind
subservient to his. Never had she
tried to hide her love of him, but
rather had she gloried. In showing
hinj how great it was.
She hafl : been grateful for his
caresses ' avid for the slightest
•token ot. Up affection.
And now she knew that always
ha had laughed at her. scprnetj
her, used her. only as a maw, she
jugb rap fobbing dpwn Stairs.
Hla eyes met hers, mocking her,
gibing at bar. She gra w hpt as
she thogghj of tha things must
be »a»eml)M-ing.
Bh* Qoijld sa,va him now; a word
to bar brother, Juan be
tf*en bf prison, and theu at once
with hint -
She knew which *he would
choose. But she would not admit
ie herself that he preferred death
tid ’heft. Meeting W* gate, ahe
pleaded with? Mm; her dark eyes,
begged Mip to shew some least
sign of caring for her, that she
might save him.
TfcO UUrtWf I® W» flUnoe
swered her.
Her Hoe hardened into its mask
again. kUW she clenched her
bands, stood rigid, her tpouth a
despite her quick, flashing anger,
ahe wWfl not hot- fe §* admiration i
for him! She had wdnted to gi'e
'tib everything for »ve —he had
sacrificed hie fife for it ” t ''
She itood listening to the root
steps descending the marble stair 3,
hie and those of the soldiers who
his firms so tightly. The
spuhd wan like the tolling or bells
Car Iter own burial, she wemod
to run after him, to command the
soldiers to release him. Hut Pftde
ogam to h«r. rescue, that and the
Vfrftt % would be quite
i ‘Hi? jifowgh the : 'reut- '
lof Rome fqr the lasl'Ylme; for the
F feist "aKe would look up at the
mognUi sfcr. and hbeathd the free
Si!* Mi Was neaf ’dawn. birds
would to twttterlug lp the shrub
bri-fi of Ure vrpUnd gardens that he.
jutgq. Hfiver agiia would
CuHfederate cjalrns lijWimtiou.
(ISy luU-niillimiUr News -Service.).
AudM-son, N’.* (?■, Nov. -yl.
Lewie (.muidiclt' fy' ..wars old, claims
the, distinction of being the only Odn
jfeijerete vetiunu who cun go through
the rqi(inijil of arihs which was q-:id
Ju 'tbe w’s withjdttt; makiug a mis
."yrrfM. V#:
bit, owh farm. Ills
mpK-b ttutl;inkkh Lis cows’ He 'can
THE CONCORD DAILY: TOIB.UNE
They would take him to the
grim prison at tfiT Tier's
and down into iu depths. Into A
dungeon cell-below the water Mural.
Sants
could almost see the afiy.
She wanted him to suiter; to
find, while waitlhg for the death
that he had courted, that he de
sired the life he bad so mockingly
thrown away. She told herself
that this must happen. She would
d«tMy his death, would go to hint,
and tannt him.
And something withip hpr Whig,
pered that when she went, she
would offer hips life, and love. Hat
ing herself for her hpgUiity, shf
fold herself that perhaps now he ,
would give her what he had. da-:
nied her before, would no longer
thrust her love aside.
She had seen men who faced
death, after defying It. They had!'
changed, had become like children,
1 begging tor what they had scornfid.
. She did not ask that, hnpw that
slje would despise him should he
so change. But perhaps, after 'a
day, or two days, or three, of soli
tude and despair. If. then he sa'w.
her —saw her beautifully garh«l>
. MfUh pearls threaded through ’tpr
Ugjr, lovelier than ever before—
It might be then that he would,
realize her desirability as nev;er
tUI that moment.
~ Aqd 4tep—ah, tWya, tipppi-
shp would knqW. No more,of,
Rome,- with its intrigues and quar
rels! With Juan she would go to
the sunny’,' quiet. hfllfi, where Omk
Would spend long, loyely days, ot
peace r ap’d beauts, listening tp the
plashing of a fountain, watching ‘
the birds wheel against the sky.
Dawn, and lazy afterDoop; dusk,
and blue twilight; evening star,,
and crescent mpop; with him she
would live through them ail, con
tent.
And Juan, led to the prison
which he thought never to leave.,
save whpn they carried his dead
fiody forth, was glad to go.
Soon even t,he beautiful, cruel j
memory, of Adriana would be blot
ted from his mind. The strange,
jgfged pattern that his life had
ipatfe wtjitld be cut sitQrt. ended
suddenly because of love, as his
father's ha.d been. Now be could
lindprstand the of the girl who,
had stabbed Ills tether. LoVe such
as 'hers, such as hie for Adriana,
Ijfat .nothipg copld kill—such love
Cdult} find end dply in death.
CHAPTER XI
To Juan It was a relief when the
door of hie dungeon Closed behind
him. Even Its horrors couM not
touch him, for his own despair was
too great to' let anything hurl bint
Ujto deeper wretchedness,
Through a tiny slit of a, window,-,
high In the wall, lie cpitlff. see the,.
barest scrap of sky, when morning
•Cgntq. Hg ktjew well enough why,
MW Wifidqw hgd bc«n built into
Abe; wall —to taurit the . pope
wretches who might be imprisoned
in the dungeop with a glimpse of
the iyorfrf Which In,'all, probability
they Would never see again.” *
' Well, se'did not wish lo see the
outer world!' he told himself. He
wanted oply to.die as speedily as i
possible. Hh wdndered ”ls there 1
was any way lh Which he cotild
taunt fats jailers into killing him
at riuce.
The floor ot tha cell was covered I
with dirty water, about two feet’
in depth. As Juan looked, down at
It. a huge rat. with slimy, dirty ,
body, swap’ across If. Accustomed!
though he was to luxury, JUan dirt
.not even flinch as It came toward: ,
him. •> ' : '' " 'A
When a man bad loved Adriana,
and found her false! lie said to |
hlmseif,' what could squalor mat-
MflS ■!.?:■>’ f?c ( -.-.
To him u seemed that fie was j
- ready dead: life held ttojhtag ton
him now. If only he •could for?
gel Adriana's tjelicato iacc; |
target’tbfi ezpresslpn tb fiar’eyua
that day in the garden bjeflifle the
drharfy, gray phuflebr she had {
1 poked at him as the
world to her!
sit down on the floor uufl scratch his
hyad with his lug tile. ” * : j
Q>l. CainpbelF married his SCVUIIiI R
i wife rec<»Htly. - j
I •
obth, takas, i disd ke bvquettlhtxl a .
• &W&‘i2gXFS£ l
■ ilfff . Bak, ' r VMveteity, »4
! Bmawm.Hatisyh A'Clause'.iuAho v ili,
firiSeveW Unite, students to’Uh hft-fur of
fhiblte ia the" tout
tests.' !!<’•»
s SefSS&IS. ■'
to present HER with ■ suitable
gift.
For two rteeons you need to
think about title right now.
Reaspn Nj. It -If-you buy
1 now y<W’Ckh.«.t jijft what yob”
; want. We can get anything
we do not hive in stock. Buy
no\v and there will be nb trou
ble about the preagnt being
ready when you need It.
( Reason No. 2. If buy
■ the important present early,
there will be no chance, tM you
may not have the raopeytpift
it later. Buy it while there is
the money to buy with, before
you have spent it, for a dpyen (
’ Other less important things.
. Just eopie in, and pick out
1 the right gift and we will lay
it aside for you. There will be «
■ no hurried rushing around in
crowded stores later, wondering
r where you cap find something
■ desirable, aud wishing you had
bought earlier.
S. W. Preslar
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1 1 'gy'f
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Storage Battery Plants and
Non-Storage Plants '
l>t*p and Shallow Well
Pump and Washing
Machines J
R. H. Owen
Phone 08U Concord, N. C.
te-- j it
We the fol
lowing used cars
for sale or ex
change:
One Buick Sedan
One Buick Touring!
One Studebaker
Sedan
J: l
One Hudson
One Hudson Coupe
Qne FrankKn
Touring !
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STANDARD
mseKeo.
•, , T . f >'• •- jtfI
wheq flHp
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NEW BEAUTY —NEW COLORS-NEW COMFOkTiI
ESSEX SIX
a FOUR door
Sedan
nm showing for the first time
.
Answering an insistent demand for a beauti- I <’
ful, welLappointed four door, five passenger StKI ffE&
body on the smooth and nimble Essex T m r '%
chassis, the Sedan is now being shown for
the first time.
It has individuality in line, color and fittings. Essex “6” COACH
It is unusually comfortable in the seating $#>QX
arrangement. Upholstering is comparable '
in texture and quality with that used in O. ,
costliest cars. ', ~ ****** > %
No car, regardless of cost, rides any easier.
None is more easily handled in traffic. Essex
is nimble, quiet and gives unusual gasoline
mileage. It has fine car qualities in chassis :,
and body thrt assure long service.
The cost is but little more than for anvjpur
even' less tha:/ for some four cyHn^ex
closed car*. It is much U»s ffian ynu'-TwiD- ' 1 -1
payfor any sixeylinder Sedan.
Minute Ride Will Win^oigf
Concord Motor Co.
MewSfeM* P^pne396
,| Victims of Cyclone at
Children injured in the cyclone that wrecked a sdiqol at La Plata, Md, struggled for life
at a -Washington, D. C., hospital. More than a dozen of their playmates were crushed to
a- ... !■ T » ■ ■; - :
Combatting San Jose Scale.
(lly International News Service. 1
j Fort Valley. Ga., Nov. VS.—A
simple method of combuttiug Suu
j JojtetMie on peach trees lias proven
i cfcttji CeorfijuY grikt poach prod®;
tioa. r •'
Lubfieutiup oil cmu'.sibhs have
j proven tatvesthil m fighting the
j»onttt'..«ktwa;t four years. «£ expert
oibiifo Iw research v.ork by “the,
f ■ %
i-.-' in. ..'Jtifo* l »• foi'Mii<iiijs»nßi,i it n, M .
Pouch Pent Laboratory at Fort Val
ley. a hraucli of the V. S. depart
ment of anchiture experiment sta
tions. , •' yf / ,
This oil cau Iks purchased or vtfc
pared at home und aimwa effective
: faults ip Uilling“'ui , ei'T»«it ou-£«;itili
’ trees properly'applied.•'
Boys a«d Girls”hfcjubT, Work.
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PAGE NINE
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