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Big Trunk Sale
Seventy-five High Grade Trunks on sale at 1-4 Off
the regular price.
Wardrobe, Dress and Steamer Trunks, all vulcanized
fiber covered. Heavy brass trimming, with draw bolts
and spring locks.
*4 Off For Cash
Army Lockers or tourist trunks. Can be carried on
l running board of car. All vulcanized fibre. Heavy brass
trimming with draw bolts and spring locks. Get your
trunk new and save one-fourth. See our big window dis
play.
Concord Furniture Co.
ANNUAL JUNE SALE
ORIENTAL
HAND-MADE LACES
TREASURE LACES FROM THE ORIENT
OFF 2JJ % OFF
' A Varied and Complete Assortment—Our Entire Stock is on Sate at
; One-Fourth Less than the Selling Price—Filet, Crochet. Picot Irish
Antique, Swatow. Embroidered Eilet. If you love Prettv Things trim
them in Hand Made Lace.
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ICE ICE ICE !
BIG DISCOUNT IF YOU
USE COUPON BOOKS
A. B. POUNDS
ICE COAL £ER\TCE
YOUR CAR WASHED WHILE YOU WAIT
We have installed a Hardie Car Washing Machine which en
ables ns to remove the mud, grease and sediment from the motor
and running gear of your car and it is only by the use of this inn
’ chine being equipped with a 3 horse power motor which gives three
hundred pressure, and same can be easily adjusted so that it will
'throw a fine mist for work on the body and polished surfaces.
Call 228 and we will call for your car and return same to you.
I AUTO SUPPLY & REPAIR CO.
I Dodge Brothers Motor Cars and Graham Trucks
UsMbi Lacking Blushing Brides
I For Gentle June.
g| Lincohiton, .Tune 21. —Glad wed
ding bells and the orange blossoms
Bfes taboo in Lincoln county during
pie gentle month of June, if the rec
|rds of K. E. Sigmon, county regis-
Bcr of deeds, are an indication.
6: Today the veteran orrlcial, en-
Pjrusted with Issuing all marriage
licensed in Lincoln, recalled with ap-
PfChension that 21 days of the
Month had passed with nary a
E.l • •
coaple to apply for a wedding per
mit.
“This talk about ‘June the month
°I brides’ is all wet," commented the
official. "Twenty-one days and not a
single bride.”
Gene Sara sen. who won the United
States open golf championship in
11)22. has never finished higher than !
fifth in any other of he national open 1
title tournaments in which he has I
competed -
'Concord Daily Tribune
TIME OF CLOSING MAILS.
The time of the closing of mails at
the Concord 1 Pool office is as follows:
Northbound.
138—11:00 P. M.
30—10:00 A. M.
34 4:00 P. M.
38— 8:30 P. M.
30—11 :00 P. M.
Southbound.
I 30— 9.25 A. M.
45 8:20 P. M.
135 8 :00 P. M.
, 29—11:00 P. M.
i RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
In Effect June 19, 1927.
Northbound
, No. 40 to New York 9 :21 P. M.
i No. 30 To Washington ..2:12 A. M.
No. 136 To Washington 5:05 A. M.
No. 36 To New York 10.23 A. M.
No. 34 To New York 433 P. M.
No. 12 To Richmond 7 :09 P. M.
No. 32 To New York __ 9:03 P. M.
Sount bound
No. 45 To Charlotte 3:38 P M.
No. 35 To New Orleans 9:56 P. M.
No. 29 To Birmingham 2.15 A. M.
No. 31 To Augusta 5:51 A. M.
No. 33 To New Orleans 8:15 A. M.
No. 11 To Charlotte 8:00 A. M.
No. 135 To Atlanta 8:37 P. M.
No. 39 To Atlanta 9:45 A. M.
No. 37 To New Orleans 11:29 A. M.
Train No. 34 will stop in Concord
to take on passengers going to Wash
ington and beyond.
Train No. 37 will stop here to dis
charge passengers coming from Wash
ington and beyond.
All trains stop in Concord except
No. 38 northbound.
Bible Thought for Today
Trusting God—O Lord my God, in
Theo do I put my trust; *ave inc from
a 1 thorn that pursuo mo, and deliver
ine. Psalm 7 :l.
Prayer—O Lord, I will trust and
not bo afraid.
j LOCAL MENTION
George A. Creitz, supply pastor of
the Gilead charge, will preach at New
Gilead Church Sunday, June 26th, at
II a. in.
Babe Ruth got two circuit drives
yesterday, bringing his total to 24!
for the season. Hi,- blows aided thej
Yankees in winning two games from
Boston.
One marriage license was issued
Wednesday at the office of L. V. Kl-1
liott. register of deeds. It was to
E. 1). Craddock, of Chester Springs. !
Va., and Miss Elizabeth White. I
Boyd Grady and J. P. Cookb will !
be in charge of the meeting of tlie* i
Concord Kiwanis Club which will be I
hehl tomorrow at Hotel Concord. An !
interesting program has been pre
pared. it lias been said.
Police officials reported this morn
ing that no arrests were made here
either yesterday or last night. The
Recorder's Court before Judge A. B.
Palmer will have very few cases on
the docket for Friday, it was said.
"Nothing like having a garden of
your own,” says W. E. Moose. Vance
street. ill-. Moose proudly informs
the world that few chickens got info
his garden this spring, and that he
had topatoes for his dinner Wednes
day.
Rev. Lowry Davis, missionary to
China, will preach at Rocky River
Church Sunday morning at 11 o’clock,
and at Harrisburg at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon. Mr. Davis has been ill
the missionary field for more than
sixteen years.
There was another hard rain in
Coneord last night, the precipitation j
continuing for about an hour. There
were overhanging clouds during the
afternoon but the rain, which brought
a drop in temperatures, did not fall
until about 6 o’clock.
Much improvement has been
wrought in the appearance of the ex
terior of the building in which is lo
cated the Pearl Drug Company. Since
the painting of the mass of advertise
ments that covered the wall on West
Depot street the attractiveness of the
building has been increased immense
ly.
Plans for the meeting of the Cabar
rus Bee club next Monday afternoon
at 1:30 o’clock at the home of H. E.
Bonds have been completed, accord
ing to County Farm Agent R. D.
Goodman. A 'bee specialist of North
Carolina State College, C. L. Sams,
will attend the meeting and deliver
an instructive address.
Charlotte went into second place in
the South Atlantic league yesterday ]
by defeating Knoxville again. Green
ville was idle because of rain. In the i
American league the Yankees won two |
games while Washington and Phila
delphia were dividing another twin'
bill. In the National St. Louis de- '
seated Chicago while Pittsburgh also
was winning.
Dr. D. G. Caldwell, head of the Ca
barrus Health Department, and his
corps of workers Will administer the
second treatment of typhoid vaccine
to 184 students at Jackson Training
School this afternoon. Friday night
the Cabarrus Health Department
workers will give the final treatment
of the typhoid treatment to more than
500 persons at Kannapolis.
Time to Change tile Subject.
The respondent was being exam
ined in lunacy proceedings.
"Who was onr first President?”
asked his counsel.
“Washington.”
“Correct. Who was our second
President?”
“John Adams."
“Correct.”
Then there was a pause.
“He’s doing.well” whispered a
friend of the lawyer. “Why don’t
jyou keep on?”
j. “I ain’t sure who was third
{President myself.”
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
Black Is Leading Shade This Suuunei
And Fall.
Stay away from “tricky” noveltie.,
in color, is'the style advice given if
t women by Rettinn Iledwell. fashion
authority, in an article in this week’s
Liberty. "Experts in chic," she says,
“cut out the fancy entrees on fash
ion's menu, nnd order the classic
‘Black and,’ —well, almost any com
bination.
"Most of us who some time or other
succumb to brilliant novelties in
clothes have accumulated an inferior
ity complex because of some woman
who looked entirely ‘right’ in a simple
black or other sober costume, while
our own made us feel ns bizarre as a
circus parade," the writer continues.
"Black is the shade this season. Not
only that, but at those strictly private
advance antumn style shows I am
now seeing in Paris, black looks like
a winning 'dark horse’ for winter.
One thing is sure, you cannot be wrong
if you wear black this summer and
for early fall. Black is smart in al
most every kind of fabric."
It is now twenty-eight years situs*
Sir Thomas Upton made his first at
tempt to lift the America Cup.
ODD FELLOWS NOTICE
Meets every Thursday evening at
eight o'clock.
A. L. SHINN, N. G.
A. M. HUNSTICKKR. R. S.
J j
BELL and
HARRIS
Funeral
Home
Day and Night
Service t
Phone 640
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' -Your
|6 0T - HeS .l^JV'
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Saving is pleasant art
That you ought to learn
by heart.
[ One thing that a lot of
I folks in this town have
learned is that when they
send their clothes here ta
be dry cleaned or dyed
they get satisfactory re
sults. This fact satisfies
them and us too.
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KANNAPOLIS. N.C.
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SPECIAL KAIL ORDERSERV/Ct
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CONCORD COTTOn MARKET
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 22. 1927
Cotton .15% to .16
Cotton Seed 34%
CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
(Corrected Weekly by Cline It Hoorn)
Figures named represent prioes paid
for produce on the market.
Eggs - .25
Corn .18
Sweet Potatoes ; 81.00
Turkey* JO
Onion* SI.OO
Peas JIJS
i Butter JS
[Country Ham JO
i Country Shoulder 20
j Country Sides JO
Young Chickens .25
I Hen* __i .18
1 Irish Potatoes SlJtO
! FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!
BIG FLOUR ARRIVALS
An advance in the flour market
found us well booked up on a low
er market The flour is here in t'g I
I stacks. The price is all irf your
favor. The quality is away above
the price.
MELROSE —It’s fresh and good
—There is not a blot in its more
than twenty-five years fine record.
LIBERTY SELF RISING
FLOUR—is Melrose in Quality.
Other brands :
CREAM OF THE LAKE
BELLE ROSE
STANDARD SELF RIBING.
Buy all your flour, from us.
CLINE and MOOSE
P. 8, —We deliver'quick every
where. AH’riiis valuable delivery
service is free to you.
■ Bathing Suit Weather is
-I \ Come in Ua»al
I and getypur Here!
e | V
e * ID»vJ vMI\L and enjoy the full season.
Stickei Jantzen and Bradley
To Select From
Ladies' and Men’s Suits,
e. One or Two Piece. Price
CJa” $4 $5 $6
Cliildren's A
Suits
Extra Belts 50c
W. A. Overcash
j OOOOOOOOOOOOOOtXXSOOOOOTOOOCKXKJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
| Summer Weight
CLOTHES [
1 hose hot days that are to come will call !j!
1 1 for cool two-piece suits.
!|l. Tropical worsteds in beautiful patterns by
5| Michaels-Stern Co., will please you.
]![ New Things in Shirts, Neckwear Are Ready !'
jjj For You j!
| RICHMOND-FLOWE CO.
High Grade Merchandise
GDR
MR. FARMER, BUY FROM THE GROCER WHO
BUYS FROM YOU.
We buy what you grow You get a job at some public Works
To help you pay what you owe, Then you spend your money at a
Why snarl and growl and fret, store where they work no
| ! Over a lttle bit of debt? clerks.
' Your wife works the garden and buy goods produced by the
'tends to the cows, farmers of the North and West
Your son feeds the horses and does ‘tnd sen, l your Dollars off to feath
thc rununing of the plows, . er their, nest.
Your daughter does the cooking XT .
and washing of the clothes, Now ls we have what ou " an *
Your “kiddies” pick the blackber- fl ud we buy your stuff,
. lies and do the slinging of the Why not buy from us, isn’t that
hoee. fair enough?
C.H. BARRIER & CO.
Make your home new inside with nice wall and ceiling |j
paper to match the room. Let it be Dining Rbom, Living |!|
Room, Bed Room or any room in the house, I have the 'j
sample book to select from. Paint the doors and wood j[
work paper the walls to match. Makes old rooms ji
look like new. ' |
Call me and get an estimate on the work and material. <|; i
I will be glad to make suggestions to you.
JOHN R. QUERY
TELEPHONES 891 OF 147
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i EXCESSIVE OIL
I MEANS
Sticky, Stringy
| Vfair!
T tnpleasant to other peer
pie as well as yourself.
There is a Jane Curran Tonic
and a Powder which will cure
this condition. For complete
information visit our Toilet
Goods Department and ask
about tl^e
JJinc cußßfin Tonics
GIBSON’S
MOST COMFORTABLE
and
ECONOMICAL WAY TO
TRAVEL
Is Via
SOUTHERN
RAILWAY SYSTEM
Greatly Reduced Round Trip
Fares For Shott Trips
Ask The Ticket Agent
Fresh Shipment
North Carolina Honey, in
the Comb
3 Lb. Jar,
Only 99C
Also Fresh Shipment Small
Kingan Hams
CABARRUS CASH
GROCERY CO.
PHONE 571
LOVE GOES WHERE
_ v IT’S SENT.
, XJmO'C'/WK And so do these bright
new Bros & Co.
\ \ /iX R In this month of orange
\ VHJ I 'jjtf blossoms we are not only
m >) selling suits to June
/ grooms but to the old
\,, t r *■ ried men who haven’t lost
their love for good groom
ing
There’s a new single breasted model out for the man who
is giving up a single life—that might bring back a second
honeymoon to the man who has been-long in double har
ness.
When would you like to try it on ? B
Summer Suits—Hats and Furnishings
HOOVER’S, Inc.
The Young Man’s Store
a LET US DO IT FOR 'YOU
When it comps to packing, crating
anil carting we are no the job any
time you need our services. We are
in the transfer business every day of
the year and will move your goods
and chattels whenever and wherever
you desire. You simply phone us
what you want done and we will tell_
you what it will cost and how quick
ly we can db it.
86fi PHONE 133 J
ZEB P. CRUSE 1
I Startena and Baby Chic Chow §
; ; Will grow you a 2-pound Chicken in eight weeks, if j
you will feed them according to directions. \ !
We will guarantee. We also have Feeders and Drink- ]
\ | ing Fountains to suit all.
Cash Feed Store
rHONK IRt ] j |
I | THE MODERN BATH
BUM is a different Institution from what
I I.- .—l —| —-^-i— ■ I it was a generation ago. The mod
i ' I * ——I ——I ——J ——| ern bathroom is fitted out with every
j T-i—. —l —j—l—-j— Yith i convenience " for cleanliness, health
I Jr jf 1-| —l —and comfort. It is a place where one
T~-rt I —| —delights in spending some time each^
day in keeping fit. See us about
X—-A | equipping yours the right way. We
| | | all the modern fixtures and we
I Visit Our Showroom 27 E. Corbin St.
Phone 334 W
E. B. GRADY
When the
Limited Pulls In
A good engineer inspects his loco
motive after each long run.«
And the wise houseowner looks ov
“Warm er s l urnace after the winter run. W
Air This is an ideal time to put your 4
Heat Is furnace in condition for next season’s
Best run -
For Every
Home” I* you will phone for our heating
expert today, he will gladly look over
the system for you and tell you what
must be done to insure comfort for
next winter. There will be no charge
for the inspection.
F. a NIBLOCK
WARM AIR IS THE ONLY HEATING SYSTEM
THA.X4VILL SUPPLY THE 3 ESSENTIALS TO
COMFORT—HEAT, HUMIDITY AND
I , VENTILATION .
Thursday, June 23, 1927