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Cool in Summer. Comfortable in
Winter!
REED AND FIBER FFRNITIRE IN' COMPLETE SPITES TO MATCH OR
ODD PIECES
Full Sprint; Seats, with loose cushions, upholstered in Good Grade of Tap
estry or Cretonne. We are making a Special. Price on these goods for the Sum
mer months. Look them over and get our prices before you buy. Cash or Credit
—as you like.
Concord Furniture Co.
The Reliable Furniture Store
D. D. D.-Dollar Day Deos It
C. H. 8.-Can’t Hardly Beat It
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4* 8 15c Glasses Dried Beef .. SI.OO 0 15-oz. Jars Farm House
jjj 5 25c glasses Brief Beef ... SI.OO Preserves „.. SI.OO f*:|'
i 4 85c cans Tripe SI.OO 3 quart jars Sweet or Sour
|{ 512 oz. cans Kingnivs Cooked Pickles SI.OO - !
Brains ..« SI.OO 8 Cans Tall Carnation Milk SI.OO f !
|i 5 12-oz. cans Rex Roast Beef SI.OO 10 t ans Small Carnation Milk SI.OO " I
3 2-lb. cans Army Roast Beef SI.OO 0 cans Capbells Pork & Beaus SI.OO ;
H| 7 cans Tall Pink Salmon .. SI.OO 2 1-quart cans Wesson Oil. SI.OO ** J
j 4 30c cans Silvcrdale Syrup 4 -lpiut cans Wesson Oil ... SI.OO . j
j Peaches SI.OO 3 lbs. Caraja Coffee SI.OO ; I
if 0 No. 3 cans Peeled Peaches SI.OO 4 lbs. Arbuckle's Coffee .... SI.OO J >
jj] 8 No. 3 cans Pie Peaches ... SI.OO 0 lbs. Granulated Sugar .. SI.OO 1
8 No. 3 cans Pie Apples . . SI.OO 5 lbs. good Loose Coffee ... SI.OO - !
b 5 14-oz. cans Rosedale Sliced 5 lbs. Peanut Butter SI.OO j! |
1 Pineapple SI.OO 0 lbs. Ixnvney's Loose Cocoa SI.OO
iti 5 25c cans Lipton's Tea .... SI.OO 1 lbs. Baker's Loose Cocoa nut SI.OO
if G 20c cans Gold Camel Tea SI.OO 3 dozen Fresh Country Eggs SI.OO
I These prices are not made to make money, but to show you that * p
you really can get better values when we put on Special Sales. Neith
are they made to unload a lot of undesirable stock for every item quot
ed is as staple as sugar and coffee. If you fail to visit our place dur
ing these Dollar Sales Days you have done yourself an injustice.
Our place is clean, and our clerktls are not mean.
Credit and dating is based on your rating.
*j C. H. BARRIER & CO.
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Bradley Bathing Suits Are the Best II
Made. Every Suit All Wool
and Fast Colors
MeiVs Bathing Suits $4, $4.50, $5
Children’s Cotton Bathing Suits.
We Are Agents For BELBER pjt -Jr p ■|jfn
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8 If Your Car is Not Running Right, We Have the Man Who ! J
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5 We are glad at al times to render service on all cars j J
| in our shop, and will appreciate it very much if you will !
8 bring your machine to us for repair. J
jj Everything we do is guaranteed to be satisfactory and
give service. , J
We have a process guaranteed to stop your radiator -] J
from leaking. See Mr. Johnson with his soldering iron.
Bit
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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
| The Concord Daily Tribune
| TIME OF CLOSING OF MAILS."
The time of the closing of mails at
the Concord postoffice Is as follows:
Northbound.
Train No. 136—11 p. m.
Train No. 34—4:00 p.m.
Train No. 36—10:30 a. m.
Train No. 12—6:80 p. m.
Train No. 38—9:00 p. m.
Train No. 30—11 p. m.
Southbound.
Train No. 37—9:30 a. m.
Train No. 45—4:00 p. m.
Train No. 135—9:00 p. m.
Train No. 29—11:00 p. m.
WEATHER REPORT.
Ixicnl thundershowers tonight and
Wednesday : no change in temperature.
_ LOCAL MENTION
* Come in and get one of our Almanacs.
We will be glad to give odc free to every
reader of The Times and Tribune.
Two new cases of whooping cough
were the only diseases of any kind re
| ported to the county health department
i Monday afternoon and night.
Mr. J. C. McEachern is confined to
his home on Vance street on account of
illness. His condition today is reported
as unchanged.
Miss Bessie Holmes has returned to
her home in Graham, after spending sev
eral days here the- guest of Miss Ethel
Blackwelder at her home on Kerr street.
There will be a dance at the Elks'
i Home this evening from !1 to 2 o'clock
i Music will be furnished bv the famous
j Mark Gross orchestra, of Charlotte.
I In a good, clean, snappy game of ball
past Saturday the Cckamis “Y" .if Ivan
n.t|)olis defeated the Mooresville team.
I till- score being 7 to 2. A large crowd
| vyiis present and enjoyed the game.
| At a recent meeting the members of
(the library Association decided to spend
j 81U11 for children’s books. The money is
i available now. and the books will be
j purchased al once.
j The weekly meeting of the Concord Ro
| tar.v Club will be held at the Y tomcr-
I row at 12:30. Members of the club who
| attended the International eonveutiou in
St. Louis probably will make a report at
Mhe meeting.
Mr. E. C. Widenhouse, youngest son
of Mr. .1. W. Widenhouse, of this county,
graduated at the Theological I'tiiversity
of Boston. Mass., last week, and is now
serving a pastorate at Shelburne. Falls,
Mass.
Mr. Sanford Neal, assistant librarian,
is now undergoing treatment for his
eyes in a Charlotte hospital, and during
his illness Miss Gladys Switik is as
sisting Mrs. Richmond Reed, the libra
rian.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
Calvary Lutheran Church will meet at
the church this evening at 7:30 iustead
of with Mrs. M. L. Kester as was for
merly announced. A full attendance
is urged.
The Cabarrus Y baseball team of Kan
napolis will play the Swift Refining Co.
j team of Charlotte Thursday at the Kan
napolis park. The game will begin at
3:30. Rot h tea ms have' been playing
good ball and the game should be a
good one.
The Bible School of St Andrew's Lu
theran Church opened Monday morning
with forty-six pupils present. The chil
dren and young people are very much
interested. It is expeetted that the
enrollment will increase and that much
good will be accomplished. This school
is open to the public.
Columbia has given up her franchise i
in the South Atlantic League. Baseball
in Columbia has been .uncertain ail year
and with attendance getting worse and
worse al! of the , time the club owners
gave up. President Walsh Ims not yet
placed the franchise, which may go to
Gastonia or Savannah.
Persons desiring to get the typhoid
serum or the diphtheria antitoxin free
of charge should call at the office of the
eounty health department any Satur
day. The campaign has been running for
two weeks now and more than 400 per
sons have taken the treatment so far. At
present, the treatment is being given on
Saturday only.
Quite a number of defendants were
tried in recorder's court Monday and
they paid tines totalling $135. One man
was fined $250 for having liquor for sale
and another $250 for transporting liquor.
He gave notice of appeal in bptli cases
and his bond in each case was fixed at
S3OO. Court was in stVpii Hi several
Jiours.
We have been asked to state that the
union services, which were announced in !
Monday's paper, will include only the j
First Baptist. First Presbyterian and I
Central Methodist Churches. The first I
service will be held next Sunday night, I
in Central Church. The union services, I
it is said, will be held for one month on- |
ly-
With the opening of the paved road to I
its entrance, the Cabarrus County Conn- j
try Club is becoming more popular each I
day. In addition to the golfers wtio are I
using the course at the club.'a number I
of people drive out eaelt afternoon to
enjoy the cool breeze that blows through
the lovely grove near the elub house. The
rond to the elub property is jiaved all of
the way now. *
Major W. A. Foil asks that all Rotar
ians, Kiwnnians and others who expect
to attend the meeting with Albemarle
citizens in Albemarle Thursday night.
June 28th, notify him at once. Mr. Foil
promised the Lions Club that he woald
get up the party of Concord citizens for
the meeting, and he wants to know how
many expect to be present so that he can
notify the Albemarle club. Road mat
ters will be discussed at the meeting.
Many communities in this and adjoin- j
ing counties have enjoyed fine rains re- i
cently, but Concord has had .only two
meager showers in two weeks. Sunday
the Poplar Tent neighborhood was vis- '
ited by a fine rain, which also struck
parts of Towiwhips Nos. 1 and 2. Meck
lenburg. Rowan and Iredell counties al
ao had a fine' rain Sunday. Monday af
ternoon other sections of this eounty had
a rain, but Concord had only a very small
shower.
Roman Soldiers Fed 11 - r -f. - -•- »
-Hard-tack, similar in the >.(« t
cult supplied to modern n:i 4-»s.
an article of food for the R> • vi
dlers during the Second and Tin :
turles, A. D.
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No brooked Entrance.
“When a man gits so crooked dat he
cyarn't drag hese’f through a straight
hole," said Charcoal Eph, ruminatively,
“dats de time he staht figurin’ who
sum he kin steal a pass into heaven."
—Richmond Times-Dispntch.
W. 0. ». NOTICE.
Regular meeting of Elm Camp No.
16 W. O. W. Tuesday evening at 7:30
in the Moose Lodge Room. Every
member is urged to be present.
W. R. FISHER, C. C.
C. A. ISENHODR. Clerk.
Bargains For Dollar
Days
8 Cans Good Sugar Peas SI.OO
8 Cans Corn SI.OO
7 Large Cans Tomatoes .. v SI.OO
4 Large Cans Syrup Pen click ... SI.OO
4 Cans Grated Pineapple in syrup SI.OO
4 Cans Cooked Brains SI.OO
4 40c .Tars Jain SI.OO
14 lbs. Good Head Ilice SI.OO
5 lbs. Good Loose Coffee SI.OO
14 packugeifyMacarimi, Spaghetti or
Egg Noodles, or assorted ...... SI.OO
One Half Bushel New Irish Potatoessl.oo
OTHER THINGS CHEAP
Cabarrus Cash Gro
cery Co.
Phone 571 W
s
We have the follow
ing used cars for sale
or exchange:
One Buick 1920
Model 7 passenger
touring.
One Buick 1918
Model 5 passenger
touring. j
These cars are in
good shape mechani-!
cally and - can be
bought cheap. . ;
STANDARD BUICK
COMPANY
Opposite City Fire Dept, j
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Concord Music Studio jj i
Dixie Building
: ALAN D. PRINDELL
Teacher of Voice
j MARY B. FLOWERS S
Violin
Telephone 791
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I Golf Goods
1 Good Golf Clubs for only 2.00 \ t
i New Supply of Golf Clubs. ' 1 , i
n Big Supply of Golf Balls.
S2.OO—GETS A GOOD CLUB—S2.OO
You can get a Complete Set for $ll.OO, as
One Brassie $2.00, ' j
. One Mid Iron $2.00 ,1
One Mashie $2.00 ~ i
One Putter $2.00
One Caddie Bag $3.00.
All for total of $ll.OO. "*■
COMPLETE LINE OF SPORTING GOODS
RitchieHardwareC«
" Your Hardware Store ”
1 , PHONE 117
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PEPSODENT
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§ PEBECCO TOOTH
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39c TUBE S |
Gibson Drugstore !
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ji sl-Specials-$1 j|
j 2 Creme Elyeaya, 7. r x’, 2 for SI.OO i 1
3 Mitxi Powder, «oc. 3 for SI.OO V
5 Wright s Silver Cream, 30c, X
5 for SI.OO .0
2 n. J.’s Beauty lotion, 73c, 2 *
for SI.OO j
3 Mavis I,emou Lotion, 30s,
;]i[ 3 for SI.OO y
ijl 3 .Tergens I actions, 50c, 3 or SI.OO (
i 1 3 Pepsodent Tooth Paste, 30c, J
X 3 for SI.OO J
ijl Huudreds of other Bargains. , i
Cline’s Pharmacy 1
Telephone 333
I Don’t Overlook
Our
I Dollar Days
Bargains
From Friday. June 22ml Tlirough
Saturday. June Oth
WE OFFER:
Two 73c Novels, your choice SI.OO ■
2 dozen School Tablets ... 81.00
All $1.50 Sweet grass Baskets SI.OO p
Choice Selectiou of Vases and R
Flower Bowls SI.OO u
Great Bargains in Stationery f ,
851.50, $2.00. $2.50 and $3.00 j
Boxes SI.OO V
(The Stationery here offered is ‘
Whiting & Cook's finest, and only j
on account of these boxes being
slightly soiled we are selling this \
paper at such a sacrifice). 1
3 Emerson and Okeli Phono- t
graph Records, choice . . . SI.OO j.
We have many other Attractive i
Hollar Specials. See our window *■
display and save money. J •
Musette, he [
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CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
! (Corrected Weekly by Cline & Moose.)
j Figures named represent priced paid
for produce on the market:
Eggs 30 \
Butter .30 i
I Country Ham 25 1
; Country Shoulder 15
Country Sides 15
| Young Chickens 35
Hens .18
Turkeys 25-to .30"
i Lard 12_ 1-2 J
i Sweet Potatoes 75
‘ Irish Potatoes $1.50 '
jOnipns >. $.150 !
j Peas $2.00 |
l Corn .. .. $lO5
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j CONCORD COTTON MARKET j
I TUESDAY. JUNE 28, 1823.
Cotton .28 1-2
i Cotton Seed / 45
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NOTICE JK. O. I). A. M.
Forest Hill Council No. 49.
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Meets every Tuesday evening at
7:30 o’clock.
Visiting members hlways welcome.
J. ROBEY POTTS. Reporter.
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1 Won’t Get You Anywhere J j
But Doing Something About It Will. ; I
/'rvS. Instead of fussing and fuming arid x
1/1 » W greeting every man you meet with “ain't' f.
IjJ I 1 jjf it hot’’—slip into one of the many cool
models of
TS* ]| Schloss Bros. & King Klass Klothes \
(jjl ' or Warm Days
IJn and you’ll realize that the good old sum
j. ffj JS mer days are not so bad after all; that
5 li jB they are annoying only to those t who per
| jl sist in going through Summer in hot, : f§
I SB cloth suits. * .. X
The materials are Palm Beach, Kool
Kloth, Tropical Worsted, Priestley’s Mo
*> Cortley Clothes hair, etc. Prices are Reasonable. \ jj
HOOVER’S, Inc. 1
The Young Man’s Store. §
Luggage Too. g
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DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS ~ f
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!8 Dub-1- Mesh Hair Nets One Dollar
10 Single Mesh Hair Nrts, One* Dollar
One_Lot of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
One Dollar Each
SPECIALTY HAT SHOP '
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Ice Boxes at Cost
Packed With Cork—Real Ice Savers. Priced $7.95 De
livered. See Them at Ice House.
A. B. POUNDS
Phone 244
I USED CAR' SALE
Must Be Sold . II
One Ford 1921 Five Passenger $150.00 81
One Ford 1918 Rebuilt Sport Roadster $300.00 81
One Ford 1918 Rebuilt Sport Roadster $175.00 91
One Chevrolet Five Passenger $50.00
If You Are Looking For a Good Car Cheap They Are 81
CENTRAL FILLING STATION j|
PHONE .700
“Quality Store”
Give us your order for Fresh Country Butter and I
Eggs and Farm Vegetables. I
Orchard Produce Company I
Phone 130. Successor to L. E. Boger I
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iT DOLLAR DAY SALES I
I BEGINS JUNE 22nd RUNS THROUGH JUNE 30th 1
I FISHER’S I
I Friday, Saturday and All Next Week*" I
j j Every Day Will Be a Dollar Day at Fisher’s I
H We have painted signs, arranged tables, displayed. Me- I
H chandise for this Your Bargain Feast. I
!;! x NOW WE ARE SHOUTING TO YOl) , I
i| BARGAINS GALORE ' J
■ Visit every section of every department. It will pay you X I
1 and pay you well—as you well know it pays to trade at 8
I Fisher’s. . ' - . - £
U FISHER’S <• fj
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Tuesday, June 26, 1923. I