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A nice assortment of Christ
mas presents in Leather
Goods Card Cases, i
- Collar and Cuff
Boxes. !
ladies' and gents' purses,
made of alligator skin
and morocco, both in ;
tan and black.
Come and look at our line of
presents.
W C GORRELL
The Jeweler. , - ; . '
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Sing Their Own Praise."
Has your" wife, ' daughter ' op
sister been longing for a Piano ?
-Why not give her one f6r Christ- i
mas? one of those celebrated;
reliable, sweet-toned STIEFF
PLVNOS. . , . " ,.v
We'll not burden your purse
with a bigj price; and we'll give
you convenient terms ,in which
to do the paying. ' ' 4
Catalogue and book of sugges
tions cheerfully given; " "
phoc; M JMippf Piano Manufacturer,
llldi). Hi, UU001 . Baltimore -Md.
Factory Branca fareroom,
Cli'arlotte, Iff. C
, Co H. Wfamotfa; Mgr.
Fine tuning and repairing.
PALACE ORGANS.
TELEPHONE NO. 71. : -
See change in Parks' ad.
Walter Fink came home from
Gold Hill Thursday night.
Mr. Fred Smith arrived here
Thursday night.
Henry Craven returned home
Thursday night from school at
Wake Forest. ;
Morrison King and Morrison
Fetzer, of Davidson College, are
at home during the holidays.
Black Diagonal Mackintosh
Gape Coats for $1.00 at Cannon
& Fetzer Co.'s, ;
Mr. Jno.' 4 B Caldwell ' is very
much tickled over the fact that
he has a new grandson. .
Miss Mary Lore is at home
during the holidays from Peace
Institute. - -
Miss Mary King arrived at
iiouie Thursday night from Con
verse college to spend Christ
mas. '
The Trinity College boys-
Fletcher Fink, Fred and Ralph
Odell, Lewis Brown and John
Kime returned home Thursday
to spend the Christmas holidays.
RING No. - 38 or 6 and order
pure aer ated Vmilk - and cream J
Now is the time to order cream
for Sunday. Prompt delivery.
tf. . .7. Riviera Dairy Co ; s
Remember on next Saturday
and Monday wft! be' the time f or
you to have ypur Xmas . photo
graphs taken at my gallery. .: I
have the prettieet new style cards
ever shown in 'Concord..' Don't
fail to see me. Money ' saved is
money made. J J Cook,' j
d23 Opposite Court House." T 1
Now is tne time to order
your -
C h r istm a S
Oysters,
and we will be please to
have your order, i
Concord Bakery,
Joe Fasher, Proprietor. ;
PHONE 1223
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The Chri
Wfteld at Patters
U1gni.
ton,, after spending ;a ift days.
, Alyon "Watson 'n.n t'Ls
ven are at 'Vm -pa . ivt : . 01 zo
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vai-0 has way.. 69f . 69f
" . mo airer spending
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Open High
Jan .1. . 08 : -11
March '212 . 23
May.. 29 31
Low Closed
05 07
18 20
25 - 28
some time in Monroe.
Luther Shirey, of R6wan
county spent a while here
F Sd7 afternoon on Ms way
to Mt. Pleasant. , y
Mrs. Albert Heilig, of Rock
well, arrived here Thursday
night to visit her .sister, Mrs N
D Fetzer.
i Mr. J E Thompson, of our
county, and; Miss Eula Long, of
Forest r HiU, were married the
20th by Rev. J Simpson.
Miss 'Jessie
mgton, has gone to Mt. Pleas-
bdnu to spend some time with her
mother. "
. Goods, advertized by Cannon
& Fetzer'Cd. have come in
1,000 , , Boys' Suits, 2,000
Boys' ' Pants 100 Boys' Over
coats, 100 Men's Overcoats, 200
dozen Caps. All ready for sale.
July.. 69J 70i
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CONCORD MARKETS.
COTTON MARKET.
Corrected by Cannon & Fetzer
Company.
Good middling . . . . . . 7 45
Middling. . . . . ... . . . . m 7 35
Low middling . . . . ... .... 6 95
Stains. . .7. . 7. . . . . 6 85
PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected by Swink & White.
Bacon . . . .... 7 . ...... . . . 7
Sugar-cured hams . 12-13i
Bulk meat sides 7
Beeswax . 20
Butter 10 to 15
Chickens . . . 10 to 25
Corn
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Lard. .. .. ........
Flour (N. C.) . .. ..
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Tallow...;..;
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Headquarters for Santa Claus.
When a boy goes a-fishm' he puts a worm on his hook and drops it the innocent fish, hoping
to deceive them with a morsel of food. The fish gets the worm, but the boy gets the fish. Just so,
seme merchants have a few leaders at cost to catch human suckers. We mark everythiug at
rock bottom. Should you want 100 articles you would find the one hundredth one as cheap as
the first one.
STATIONERY.
Books, ' lc to $18.00 per set. r
Box paper, 10c to 2.68. !
Games 5c to 3.50.
Fancy boxes, well assorted,
25c to 2.25. " . 7
Fancy ink "stands, 10c to48c.
Lap writing desks, 38c.
Christmas cards and booklets,
10c to 15c.
Photograph Albums, 38c "to
2.50. Scrap albums, 10c to, 48c.
Autograph albums, 5c to 15c.
Photo frames, 5c to $1.48
Framed pictures, 10c to 3.00.
GENTS
NECKWEAR.
Puff Scarfs, Imperial Ties,
Four-in-Hand Ties, and Teck
Scarfs, Bows and String Ties, 15c
to 35c.
JEWELRY.
Solid silver handle novelties,
knives, paper-knives, nail files,
match boxes, shoe horns,
bodkins, button hooks, manicure
'sets; shaving brushes, assorted
hat marks and coat marks, at
25c to 98c."
Solid silver bracelets, 1.48.
Plated bracelets, 25c to $1.48.;
Stick pins, beauty: pins,, and
breast pins, 5c to $1.75.
Fountain pins, '75c, to ,$1.35. s ;
Solid gold rings, with assorted
stone sets, at $1.25 to $6.25 each.
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS. ;
TOYS FROM lc. UP. GLASSWARE.
It is impossible to give ;,you
anything like a complete list 'of
them all, -or all the inds'.; We
have a nice assortment pianos,
from 25c to $1.48. Boys soldier's
outfit, 50c to 98c.
Iron toys," 10c to $1.68.
Balls, 5 and 10c.
Rattlers, 5c to 35c. .
, Doll beds, and Hammocks.
Tin and cast iron stoves, 10 to
98c. ' ' ' ' .
Tin kitchen sets: 5c to 48c.
China tea sets,; 5c to $1.50.
Pistols, 5 and l'Oc.
Roaming toys, 5c to 25c.
- Doll furniture, 10c to 25c. ' -
Rubber rattles and dolls, 10c
to 48c.
.. Blocks, assorted, 5c up, 'and
many other lines we can't men
tion
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China Department.
Cake plates, 25c to $1.10.
Table plates, 10c to. 48c.
Child's A B 6 plates 5 and 10c.
Salad bowls 250 0 98c. 4
Four piece table' sets" 1168.
Five piece tea sets 1.00. '
TeaL pots, 15 to 95c ;,r;tt
Chocolate pots, 25cto $2.38."
Creain, and .Water Pitchers,
25c to 98cJ .
Covered butter dishes, 48c.
Sugar bowls, 25c to 48c.
Cracker jars,!38c to 1.00
Cups and Saucers, 10 to 559.
Individual butter plates, lc;
Individual Salts, 5c. , ,
Tooth pick stands,' 5 arid 10c.
: Candle sticks 15 to 48c.
.Mugs 5 to 25c. t ; ",
Fancy pin trays 5 toSSc. '.v v
Bisque figure's 10c to $1.48.
Bisque match, toothpick, Ci
gar, flower and watch holders
from 10c to $1.38. "
China arid glass vases from 5c
to S2.48 each ?
Plain white and white or green
with gold decorations. Full line
of table .arid fancy pieces at 15c
for 6 pieces,' to 25o each.
Parlor lamps $1.25 to $1.68.
Hall lamps.$1.48 and 1.68.
NOTIONS.
Fine hand-painted Austrain
fans75o to$i;98.
Clocks 95c to 5.25.
Cologne 5c to 1.25 per bottle.
r Silk handkerchief s 8c to 75c.
Linen handkerchiefs 10c to 35c.
1 Cotton handkerchiefs 1 to, 15c.
Mirrors, , triple coat, 25c,
pocket 10c, Hand 15c up, and
shelf 55c to 68 cents,
'' Umbrellas and parasols, as
sorted. r ;
:Kid( gloves 85c to 1.48.
' Heavy silk mittens 98c.
J Cashmere gloves 25c.
'Belts 15 c to ,98c.
DRY GOODS.
Ladies' dress skirts 98c to bor
caded sQk $3.25.
' 'V&henile table covers 40c to
"Chenille lace curtains 67c to
$2. 50 per pair.
! llnfarits' silk caps and' cloaks,
assorted.
Liadies' zephyr fascinators 25c
to 68c. .
If you don't see what you want
come arid 'ask for it. We arke
very apt .to have it.
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Harps, zithers, toy. liorn Ac
cordeonS, mandolins, Violins,
banjos, - guitars,' ' ranging from
a 5c harp to a $4.00 Violin. -
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Very Respectfully ,
DOLLS, lc to $1.48.
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