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PAGE SIX > ** Mr*!-*• 11 'la• F» M n wtfl HHi"l *' H'lii 1, New Fall Goods Arriving 1 Daily |j Day by day we are growing better in B tfel every way, to serve our customers. ■jc | We extend to one and all a cordial in ri7 ~n ’’ vitation to see our new Fall Goods. d IW I Dur stocks were never more jj J ' * il nor our prices and terms more reason- Ji | 0 H Give us the once over before you buy. I Concord Furniture Co. i The Reliable Furniture Store y 8 a _ , ;rr ., n p h § h a I a Come —Look —And Be Satisfied — ii; ■ 1 Trying to make a horse drink is not as hard as trying to 1 I sell a man a suit he doesn’t like. We would sooner go out I ij of business than take on a task like that. We don't have to. 1 | We give you the famous I KUPPENHEIMER Good Clothes I I The season’s choicest offerings now on display. New, | ii exclusive fabrics. An endless assortment of colors and 1 £ patterns to choose from—s3s.oo to $50.00. W. A. Overcash ij Clothier and Furnisher | 1 ;j iB-raft-iIT-nrif a ff‘‘ffi "i "t -mis? sv£;'■££j& rlt ISi» ..i-tgaum | Swamped with orders il !ome ®“t from right to twenty-four hours ahead of rain or snow. C. H. BARRIER & CO. 30000000000000cx>00000000000000000000000cxx)00000000000 New Victor Records Special Issue! ij; | 19108-BJue Hoosier Blues Great White Way Orchestra j | i 1(lino " ii" 'b" '■ Brooks John and Orchestra i ' 19109^ a.tin tor the Evenin’ Mail , Tennessee Ten Taint Nobody * Business If I Do Tennessee Ten 1 ' H ? dS -, Di ri Feet J <* Raymond and Orchestra ' I IJ I<M>qo My Sweetie Went Away Joe Raymond and Orchestra I.Jo92—When You Walked Out Somebody Else Walked in ] t> i Brooks John and Orchestra 1 1 iQAoi Jh ‘t L. ' Brooks Jones and Orchestra 'i 19091—When June Comes Along (treat White Way Orchestra ! IMlß7j! rn r a ID Brooklyn •••!•••• The Troubadours 19087 Carolina Mammy Great White tVay Orchestra I 19079 Olf Lah," Oh Me ...U .. . ' 19089—.1„5t An Old Dive Song j”," When the Gold Turns to Grey ........’ Jta f£{ ! 19082—Medley of Old Songs The Troubadours I -lotvij Itctor Hubert Medley Waltz The Troubadours ! 9 19044—Trot Along ■ ■ Benson Orehestra of Chicago 1 ” et 1° Thumb Zez Confrey and J | BELL & HARRIS Music Department USE TIMES AND MINEPEM-m THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE ajThe Concord Daily Tribune j TIME OF CLOSING OF MAILS?” I The time of the dosing of malls at the Concord postoffice Is as follows: Northbound. Train No. 136 —14 p. m. Train No. 34 —4:00 p. m. Train No. 36—10:30 a. m. Train No. 12—6:30 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 FORECAST' ’ Generally fair tonight and Friday: little change in temperature. ■j . jx.™ ; ■ (local mention Mr. P. O. Cook l* confined to his j honm on Simpson Street on account of illness. Miss Dorothy Fisher i* unable to be at her work with the Parks-Belk Cob l>any today, being confined to her home by illness. Prof. J. E. Xorket will begin on next Monday. September 3rd. a ten days’ singing school at Howell’s Baptist Church in No. 10 township. Little change is reported today in the 1 condition of Mrs. T. .1. Fisher, who has been confined to her home on East 2 He pot Street for several days on ae count of illness. There, will be preaching at Howell’s 1 next Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock by S the pastor. Rev. Braxton Craig, and at 2 night. Sunday school at 2 o’clock. You are cordial!v invited. id . 1 ] new cases of whooping cough were i | reported to the county health depart- I § mens yesterday, a department report to- I l day states. All of the patients are ii negroes, the report further stated. ii Marriage licenses have been issued to j 5 the following couples by Register of j jj Deeds Elliott : Fred (J. Goodman and ! Miss Margie Barringer, both of On bar- | i ms: Ernest B. Cochran, 'of Newells, and I g Miss Elma Reid, of Harrisburg. ;; Mr. Frank 11. Misenheimer is now at « tending the Sweeney Automobile and I Tractor School at Kansas City. Mo. He g has enrolled for the complete automobile jj and Tractor course and upon graduating g will receive the degree of Certified Auto ll motiVe Mechanic. £ We have been requested to announce i j! that there will la* preaching at Center | Methodist Church, in No. 11 township' i Sunday afternoon at 3 :30 o’clock by Rev. | l B. F. Fincher, pastor of Kerr street jj church. Snndav school will be held at 2 o’clock. ■ Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Ta'.birt are spend j ing tin* day in Charlotte with their i daughter, Bernice, who this morning ; underwent an operation for the removal |j of her tonsils. A message to relatives ii here at noon stated the operation was l thought to be successful. Mrs. Curtis Mangum. of Wndesboro, j is seriously ill in a hospital there, nc- I cording tE» re|M»rts reaching relatives : here. Mrs. Mangum became ill several days ago, and fear for her recovery is en- i tertaimnl. Before her marriage she was I I Miss Lena Riggers, of this city. Circus day passed rather quietly. I local police officers state. Reports cir- j jj culated here last night stated that a , jj shooting affair occurred at the snow a grounds, but jioliee officers denied the “ report. The crowd was well behaved and |j unusually orderly, police officers state. s This is the last- week a half-holiday ji will be observed by the business houses j of the city. All of the stores have not jj been closing on Thursday afternoon, but • most of them have* along with the offices l of most of the lawyers and sill of the dentists. The half-holiday plan was as ) fective until September first. • Ten defendants were docketed for j j trial in recorder’s court yesterday. Two j • were lined $lO each for an affray; one i ; paid s» $2.1 fine for an assault on a j j female: one charged with assault with | a deadly weapon was freed; two eharg- ! ed with trespass were found not guilty: | A Host of Adorable New Ideas In Millinery o j So colorful and lovely they are—proclaiming the Mode for Fnll, that one just cannot help hut enthuse—every incoming shipment brings new and more delightful Surprises. , p Their soft, Battering lines—flieir surprising ! / y unexpectedness of adornment—their lovely I A 5 new Autumnal tones that rival the glories of / V / 'v the woodland, all conspire to hold one so com ; V. \ / / pletely enthralled that one hardly knows how \ \/ /\ CC '^ e w^at c l ia P eau * s loveliest of all. \ / / Words paint a poor picture of ttiis Pre-Aut- | x. \J / timn Millinery—one must surely see them to \ / fully appreciate. v. N And they are priced modestly too. -- $3.95, $4.95, $9.95 np (; a fi l 11 Pa ?* to Trade at § H ISHER’S JL Concord’s Foremost Specialists 9 ,L 2 i • • - ■■■ 11 oi one wan probable cause was found against two charged with store breaking and enter ing, and judgment was suspended upon payment of the cost against the other. The tax rate of Howan county for next year was tixed at 85 cents on the SIOO by the board of county commis sioners at a special meeting held in the county .courthouse Monday. A bantam hen owned by Mrs. A. 1.. Goodman, on Valley street, died yester i day and Mrs. Goodman says that she has had tlie hen in her poultry yard for nine years. Rev. 1., A. Thomas, pastor of St. James Lutheran Church, is in Davidson county today to address the reunion of the Lutherans of that county. This occasion always brings out .a large crowd. I "Hail the Woman." to he shown at the . Pastime again today, is'one of the best' i pictures that has been shown here in a j lot's time. A large crowd- was present . ’ la s ’ meht at the first showing. By the • way. the music at the Pastime now is alone worth the price of admission. , , ! The young son of Mr. Hope Bonds, of j near P/plar Tent, had the misfortune to fall in the front yard at his home sever j al days ago and dislocate his colar bond, i He was taken to the Concord Hospital, where he was given attention and he is reported this morning as getting on very satisfactorily. Local citizens who have had occasion to use the Piedmont Limited train of the I Southern Railway, running from New Orleans to New York, have been delight ed with the service afforded by that train. It gives a most desirable connection, anil the heavy travel on it shows the new ser vice is duly appreciated. The men in charge of driving the rivets in the Cabarrus Saving Bunk 1 Building completed their work Tuesday, j During the past two days most, of the j workmen on the job have been engaged lin erecting temporary scaffolds and' - carrying material from the ground to j the various floors where it will be need ed. I An interesting service was enjoyed jat the First Presbyterian Church iast | night when the mid-week prayer service ! I was held. Rev. .1. C. Rowan, pastor of I the Church, conducted the open ing exer- j eises. after which the address was de livered by Rev. Albert Gillon. The closing nrayer was delivered by Rev. W. C. Alexander. Dr. D, R. Perry, former county physi cian for Davids,,n County, has succeeded | Dr. .1. L. Spruill with the North Caro- i j lina Tuberculosis Association, and here after he will conduct the tuberculosis clinics in the Slate. Dr. Spruill on j Saturday will take charge of the Gtiil- ' j ford County Tuberculosis hospital. : which was recently constructed. The Spartanburg team is now leading | in the South Atlantic League. By win- j ning the third straight game from j Macsn. the South Carolina ream took I •ho lead, with Charlotte still in third I place. In the National League both ’ Cincinnati and Pittsburgh lost while the Giants were idle, and the champions gained half a game on each team. Mr. Grover Creech, manager of the Sanitary Groceyy company, is suffering with an infected eye. Tuesday afternoon l a piece of grain of some kind lodged in i Mr- Creech’s eye and so irritated his eye j that lie had to have a physician remove it yesterday. In the meantime the grain j had lodged so securely that it required I about half an hour's work for the physi cian to remove it- CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected Weekly by Cliae & Moose.) Figures named represent priced paid tor produce on the market: Eggs 35 Butter go Country Ham 25 to .30 ( Country Shoulder 15 , Country Sides 15 Young Chickens 22 I Hens 18 Turkeys 25 to .30 I Eard .12 1-2 ] Sweet Potatoes $1.50 j j Irish potatoes $1.25 i Onions $1.25 jl’eas $1.75 I I Corn $1.15 | . Ice Cream Sapper. I On ice cream supper will be given at I Allison's Grove Church Saturday begin- 1 ning at .five o'clock. Ice cream, cake and I sandwiches will be sold. The public is I invited as the proceeds will be given to 1 the church. 30-lt-c. i j HOBO KIDNEY'AND j' 1 ; | BLADDER REMEDY ||! j ; BEST OF ALL iji Satisfaction Guaranteed c Cline’s Pharmacy | !j! Telephone 333 > The motor used in Durant cars was designed by W. C. Durant < and a capable staff of engineers ]! to emphasize Simplicity, Power !' and Strength. See it and com- !| pare it with others and you will Ji realize how well they succeeded, iji It is one of the reasons 100,000 iji people received Durant cars in i]i lone year. Buy a Durant or Star 'j! car—we have both in stock. i|> J. C. Blume Garage ? i ■ p ******************** I ' ! ; ! Buick Four Wheel | Brakes We are now showing the § new 1924 Model Buicks in | our show room, will be glad | to have you inspect it. i | We have several new sea- Iji tures in this model we would Ij' like to show you. STANDARD BUICK COMPANY j Opposite City Fire Dept ° Since the Spring and Summer season is over our thoughts nat urally turn to fall, and conse quentlv wfe have every depart- rrien t full of new fall styles for ' jl goods so let us help brighten up » W wim your a PP earance with new fall W ’ Ipl suits, topcoats, hats and sweaters. Cartltrf Fall weaters P r ‘ ce d $6-50 UP HOOVER’S, Inc. The Young Man’s Store. Wonderful Bargains in all Summer Millinery Can Be , Found at jij SPECIALTY HAT SHOP OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC COAL A splendid lump coal for $9.50 per ton. Best jellico double screened SIO.OO per ton. 3 The above prices for immediate delivery. I I will thank you for your order. I sell for cash. A. B. POUNDS Phone 244 lMßiMßgMtaaa-gaaflaaAajta!i..u A . J feRU4 *. a a.4. vujl '.t .iuij him ANNOUNCEMENT. j Our new Vacuum Cleaner has arrived and we are now j prepared to vacuum clean the interior of the finest auto- I i mobile. i I Bring your closed cars to us and let us clean them up j [ j for you. Two Passenger Cars 75c i Four Passenger Cars SI.OO j OUR AUTO LAUNDRY IS THE BEST : CENTRAL FILLING STATION PHONE 700 j j. POOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO “Quality Store” Give us your order for Fresh Country Butter and > Eggs and Farm Vegetables. Orchard Produce Company Phone 130. Successor to L. B. Boger —EBa«B4iiiaiadi.rii raamtmaggiHraraafß^ If you want that genuine feeling of satisfaction invite us to your next blowout. • | i We live up to our guarantee of ab solute satisfaction m all our vulcaniz ing. ' I Motor & Tire Service Co. I wonnnQoooooooooooooQOooooooooooooonnnnonnnnmnwjnßoog Thursday, August So,‘ 1023.'
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