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PAGE SIX It'We used to buy Qur ice-cream .—and lots of it. Father and the kiddies just love it! i But we got tired of the same old thing—vanilla, chocolate, or peach, and the price got too So Father went down and got a freezer. Now we have all kinds of things fruit ice cream—frozen custard—sher bert. And it’s a lot better than we could buy! • I We wouldn’t be without ! ALASKA FREEZER, 1 V |Kjf|V ■with'its aerating spoon dasher, f; .which makes everything as smooth I PJfw(|My as Baby’s skin. And its double 1 Kjffluljlf rj action freezes in three minutes. \ 1 pijrsl|if f J Concord Furniture Co. | The Reliable Furniture Store rawtr~vsi•rr::i^^krr-i:rrEsrnn-ii:r.rr.. i "I'liiww Slip Into a Bradley and Out of Doors Bradley Bathing Suits Are All Wool, Fast Colors and Ev ery Suit Is Guaranteed W. A. Overcash Clothier and Furnisher ■_ —J.J ■ L l —— - -J._ a... 1 1.. . , <SS! 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 || Southern Railway System jj Announces ;j I; Popular Excursion Washington, D.C, July 27,1923 || i Round Trip Fare From Concord s9^so Tickets Good Three Days ] | Schedule Special Train and Round Trip Fares Leave: Schedule Round Trif> Fare j! i i Charlotte —I 9:05 P. ; M. SIO.OO ] | Concord 9:40 P. M. 9.50 ] [ Kannapolis 9:50 P. M. 9.50 ]i i | Landis 9:55 P. M. 9.50 ' ! China Grove 10:00 . 9.50 | ]i[ Salisbury 10:25 P. M. 9.00 !| | ; Arrive Washington 8:50 A- M., July 28. [i i i Round trip tickets on sale all Southern Railway stations ]! ! North Carolina east of Raleigh. | | Pullman sleeping cars and day coaches. ] Big League Baseball Games 'j [ Washington Americans vs. Detroit Tigers, July 28. 29 ! ; ; and 30. * j! i • See Ty Cobb, Walter Johnson, Harry Heilman and oth- ' ] ! er great stars in action. Tickets good returning on all regular trains (except No. \ O 37) up to and.including train No. 33 leaving Washington, 8 D. C., 9 :35 P. M. July 30, 1923. X Special train returning will leave Washington 9:35 P. O M. July 30. This train will have sleeping cars for Greens -8 boro, Winston-Salem, Salisbury, Charlotte, Asheville and ; X all intermediate points, also day coaches. 9 Let us make your reservations returning. O Make your *sleeping car reservations early. X For detailed information apply to ticket agent or ad- X dress, | R. H. GRAHAM (j Division Passenger Agent §■§% i* pQj ... Charlotte, N. C. • - ; ; The Penny Ad*. Get Re«dt»—Try Them THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE s The Concord Daily Tribune! i TIME OF CLOSING OF MAILS. ; The ttane of the dosing of malls at jtbe Concord postoffice Is as follows: i Northbo>md. | Train No. 136—11 p. m. 1 Train No. 34—4:00 p. m. ) Train No. 36—10:30 a. m. i Train No. 12—6:30 p. m J Train No. 38—9:00 p. m. | Train No. 30—11 p. m. ] Southbound. j j Train No. 37—9:30 a. m. . i Train No. 45—4:00 p. m. ! Train No. 135—9:00 p. m. | Tfaln No. 29—11:00 p.m. WEATHER FORECAST. J Fair tonight and Thursday, no change I in temperature. [ j 1 LOCAL MENTION | j i i j : Mr. and Mrs. T. I). Maness, of Con- * | cord, and Mr. and Mrs. I’. E. Book, of ] j Badin. will leave tomorrow morning for ( ; Bristol. Va.-Teun., to spend several days ] | j with Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Morrison. ( |! Mrs. H. L. Cline, and little daughter. ] 1 1 Marguerite, of Spencer, are attending the' i ; day in the city with relatives, on their ! I way to St. John's to visit at the home of | ■ Mrs. Cline's mother. Mrs. Giles M. Moose. ( I The Little I.ights of St. James Luth- I [ eran Church will meet tomorrow (Thnrs- ] I day) afternoon at 4 o’clock with Miss Myrtle Young Mortjson. at her home I on East Det>ot street. I Rev. J. I). Mender will preach at New I Gilead Reformed Church on Sunday I morning at 11 o'clock. He will also | preach at Keller Reformed Church at 3 ■ I o'clock Sunday afternoon. I Persons who have relatives and I friends buried at Cold Springs cemetery ‘ are requested to meet there early Thurs day morning. July 20th. for the ptirimse I of cleaning off the grounds. I There will be an ice cream supper at I the Boger Reformed Church, July 21st. I j beginning at 4 p. m.. continuing in the j night. Will also lx* a ball game in the I afternoon. Everybody is invited. One ease of measles was reported on Tuesday afternoon to the county health I department, a department report shows. 'This is the first case of any kind report led to the department this week. The detours as made out by the State Highway Commission are received at the Concord Public Library every week. Persons interested and who travel should call at the Library and inform themsel ves in regard to the latest and best de tours. The members and others, especially those who have friends and relatives buried at New Zion Primitive Baptist Church are asked to go and help cover the church and clean up the burial ground on Friday and Saturday. July 36th and 21st. , 1 As is the custom with the merchants lin closing the stores every Thursday af ternoon, the Concord Public Library will also observe Thursday afternoons as holiday and therefore will be dosed. The public is. asked to remember this, and not call at the Library on Thursday af ternoons and evenings. The American Telephone & Tele graph Company has a large number of linemen at work in and arouud Concord at present. New telephone wires are be ing strung, and the plant of the company otherwise improved. The Concord Tel- I ephone Company also is making improve -1 rnents to its lines in the city. The Parks-Belk Company's store is ' closed today while final plans are being j made for the 12th Anniversary Clear i auoe Sale which will begin tomorrow and 1 continue for 15 days. Every article in | the store will be reduced during the i(rale, the management has announced, j and the sale will begin with the opening [ of the store tomorrow morning. , Five eases were on docket for trial i in recorder's court this morning. Three 1 of the Cases were' of little importance, i but more than passing interest centered i in the other two. In one case fornica | tion and adultery was charged against i a man and woman and in the other case I a negro was given a hearing on a mur i | der charge. J The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth i'od istProutestat krfnhlHLlt nu nu n 'jodist Protestant Church will give a lawn [[party on the lawn of No. 2 Graded i School Saturday. beginning at, five 1 o'clock, to which the public is invited. , Miss Bertha Brown has returned to i resume her work in the High Point Hos -1 pital, after spending two weeks here [ with her mother. Mrs. Lottie Brown. i A number of Concord and Cabarrus i county ]>eople have been to Moore Coun | ty this year to get peaches, but they i have not purchased many. The frosts ' of the spring killed the fruit on a num [ her of the trees in the Sandhills, and i the prices asked for the fruit this year ' is much higher than in former years. | and for that reason the peaches are not i being bought in great quantities by Con ' cord people. ! MRS. J. F. HINSON DIED AT HOME THIS MORNING | Death Occurred at 3:14 O’clock After Illness of Ten Days.—Funeral This [ Afternoon. i Mrs. Agatha H. Hinson, wife of J, i ;F. 'Hinson, died at her home here this [ morning at 3:14 o'clock. She was ill for about 10 days, and had been criti cally ill lor the past several days. [ Funeral services were held this nfr i ternoon at 2 o'clock at Kerr Street ■ Methodist Church, and interment was < made in Oak wood cemetery, i Mrs. Hinson was 49 years of age, and is survived by her husband, eight chii-. dren and one brother. The children are Lee. Jesse, Dora. Oscar, Sam. Homer and Evelyn, all of Concord. A. M. Hur locker, of Concord, is the surviving broth er. Mrs. Hinson was a member of the Kerr Street Church, and was actively interested in Church work. Her death I caused sincerei sorrow among her wide i'circle of friends. It r~ ■ > | Church music is expected to be great- OI ly enriched as a result of the discovefy . j by a Berlin professor of a key to the [abbreviations made by the musicians of . the periods preceding the use of raodesn » 1 musical notes. f I 1 nog Batteries Recharged Cars Repaired Experienced Mechanics All Work Guaranteed Reasonable Charges Bollinger | Motor Co. Forest Hill Nice Lot Small Coun try Cured Hams and Shoulders. | Cabarrus Cash Gro cers’ Co. Phone 571 W ****************** We have the follow ing used cars for sale or exchange: One Buick Model 7 passenger touring* One Buick 1918 Model 5 passenger touring.* These cars are in good shape mechani cally and can be bought ifeheap. STANDARD buick COMPANY Opposite) City Fire Dept CONCORD COTTON MARKET WEDNESDAY. .HI. Y 18. J#;>3. Cotton 28 1-2 Cotton Seed 45 I Attention! If Your (Jar is Not Running Right, We Have the Man Who Can Fijc It. | We are glad at al times to render service on all cars in our sbpp, «nd .will appreciate it very much if you .will bring yoiur machine to us for repair. Everything we do is guaranteed to be satisfactory and give service. We have a process guaranteed to stop your radiator from leading. See Mr. Johnson with his soldering iron. .-1 Motor & fire 1 Service Go. $ ■■ t x»ooono*onnnoonnoooooooooooooonooooooooooooooooooo USE THF THES MID TRIBUNE PEHUM | TUCSON VIRGIN OLIVE 8 ] | In Pint and Quart Cana; 75c Pint ii $1.50 per Quart. i We consider this the Finest i \ ] [ Olive Oil we have sold. .Gibson Drag Store: “The Rexal Store” '1 1 Follow the crowd on any sum- S I mer night and you will find your- ij I I self in Cline’s Pharmacy—Soda j | ij l headquarters. jij Young and old, tots to grand- J« j 1 1 1 pops—find happiness in our ice J J l l cream nnd sodas. > j ij i Cool, refreshing—but more than 1 1 j i 1 that, pure and delicious. 1 j j : Cline’s Pharmacy I j Telephone 333 J ! | HAVE YOU F Been Looking For the Best Pound | Stationery in the City? E Y’our answer Picaditly Sport N Cloth, put up in the flat duplex Ej size, which is used correctly by j ! both ladies and gentlemeu. The j 1 color of this Sport Cloth is a beau- j tiful shade of grey, the writing isjr- j face is unexcelled even in the most 1 expensive stationery, but the big- | I gest boost that we can give it is | the fact that everybody who buys a pound comes back for more. If : | | you arc not exactly satisfied with jj j your Pound Paper, phone us for a [ j box of Sport Cloth, only 75 cents > « per pound package, r ' 1 , Other splendid numbers in our s Pound Stationery Stock, include f Old English Crushed Bond. French ji i Fabric, Lawnville Linen, Tube : Rose, and Lyris Linen. Every one : , of them a winner. i Musette, he j CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected Weekly by Cline & Moose.) Figures named represent priced paid for produce on the market: Eggs 25 Butter 30 Country Ham 25 Country Shoulder 15 Country Sides ~ 15 Young Chickens V 25 Hens t 18 Turkeys 25 to .30 ' Lard 12 1-2 , Sweet Potatoes 75 1 Irish potatoes $1.25 ' Onions SI.OO i Pens $1.75 Corn $1.15 , Concord Music Studio < Dixie Building | ALAN D. PRINDELL Teacher of Voice ’ MARY B. FLOWERS ’ ' Violin Telephone 791 On lie Beach 1 A cool suit of mohair, tropical jjf worsted, palm beach, etc., will . add much to the pleasure of ifi jQTjP J- your vacation. Pack a couple II jfl 1 * of them in your trunk—you'll \\ be glad you did. Schloss tropical suits and King W. B* ’ Klass Klothes for warm are not the usual cloth suits— | 1 Jjjf I sheer, cool materials are em- |. I . ’MB ployed; and they have lots of jj illl HOOVER’S Inc. j The Yoong Man’s Store. • Gxiky Cloth* Many Real Bargains are still to be had at Our July Clearance Sale. SPECIALTY HAT SHOP I, * . «. * CO A IT~ A splendid lump coal for $9.50 per ton. Best jellico double screened SIO.OO per ton. The above prices for immediate delivery. I will thank you for your order. I sell for cash. I A. B. POUNDS Phone 244 Big Tire Sale On Prices Slashed : CENTRAL FILLING STATION f PHONE 700 “Quality Store” Give us your order for Fresh Country Butter and Eggs and Farm Vegetables. ; ■ '• ’ ■ ’ * t L Orchard Produce Company 1 Phone 130. Successor to L. E. Roger jjfettdidlfal’tti d iirit 58-51 ,Hvi jiUriil 4 difcli ,{J. tfTHKJj aKftgj t • We feel, that to close our store Thursday afternoon is an injustice tp many of our customers, such as farmers who may break or need some repairs for his machinery, the builder who cannot anticipate his needs. %' j - We believe in caring for our employees and appreci ate their faithfulness. We give each one a week off with full pay, and more if he needs it. We feel that the thing to i | do is to close the stores Saturdays at 6 o’clock as’on other days. Ritchie Hardware C< “Your Hardware Store” PHONE 117 Wednesday, July 18, 1923.
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