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* BUCK'S HOT BLAST HEATERS :
| Burns all the combustible matter in any kind of fuel.
? The Circular Over-Draft Hot Blast drives heat into base, which be- j
! comes sc highly heated that it warns the floor entirely around the stove.
1 No cold floor when you have a Burk’s Hot Blast in your heme.
1 I r.tike other heaters—best for economy, convenience, durability and s!.
.1 appearance. Sold cn Easy Payments.
j Concord Furniture Co.
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The Reliable Furniture Store
j Do You Eat to Live, or Live to Eat? j
j Tliat’s None of our Business, but it is our business to sell you your |j
l eats. There is no other place in the city that can come as near sup- [j
( plying you with all your requirements as our store. If you liave never j
jj visited our store we invite you to come and inspect our stock ami |
| compare our prices with what you have been paying.
We carry a complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries. Fresh It
l and cured meats. Fresh Fish, Fancy Fruits and all kinds of Country 4
jj Produce. We make the Best Sauer Kraut you can find ami have a fj
i good supply ready to sell.
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NEW VICTOR RECORDS
I 35726 —Gems From “Aida" Part I Victor Opera Company V
Gems From "Aida" Part II Victor Opera Company jij
8 10114—Cut Yourself a Piece of Cake Billy Murray l|
Maggie (Les, Ma'am) Aileen Stanly aud Billy Murray !i|
I 10118—The Argentines, The Portuguese and the reeks. Jluucan Sisters
Stick in the Mud Duncan Sisters iji
3 19121—1 Love Benson Orchestra of Chicago !l|
No More Nora International Orchestra iji
19122—Somebody’s Wrong j Benson Orchestra of Chicago 1 1 1
Love Tales Great White Way Orchestra ]l,
19115—The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Pennsylvania Serenaders iji
Indiana Moon The Troubadours jij
10000 —Lucia Sextette Gall! Curci, Caruso and Journet |l|
Rigoletto Quartet alii Curci, Caruso and de Luca l
6374 —Symphonie Pathtique (Part I) Philharmonic Orchestra Ji
” ” (Part II) Philharmonic Orchestra A
917—Song of the Traveler Paderewski ij l
Etude in G Sharp Minor Paderewski jlj
| BELL & HARRIS Music Department
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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
j Tlie Concord Daily Tribune
j "time of closing of mails. ’
The time of the closing of malls at
the Concord postoffica la aa 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—6:30 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—8:00 p. m.
Train No. 214-11:00 p.m.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight and Sunday; no change
in temperature.
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LOCAL MENTION
j Mr. R. E. Harris has born appointed
j notary public by Governor Campron Mor-
I rison. Mr. Harris has received bis com
mission from the Governor.
* Miss Carrie May Griffin, sister of Mrs.
Gilbert Hendrix, has entered the Char
lotte Sanatorium for treatment of an in
. fectwl foot. Her condition todpy is re
-1 ported as favorable.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Byrd are today
| moving into their handsome home on
• North Union street. The house occupied
i by Mr. and Mrs. Byrd will be occupied
in the future by Mr. Charles E. Parks
and family.
Henry R.. tw.o-year-old son of Mr. and
. Mrs. I>. A. Motley, died Friday after
-3 noon at the home of his parents iil No. 2
I; township. Funeral services will be held
Jj tomorrow morning at 11 o’clock at Fnir
| vfew Church, and. interments wi.KJ be
jj made in the cemetery there.
4 Everything is quiet in police circles
| here, local police officers state. Only
9 three cases' were called in recorder's
1 court Friday; and since that time no new
1 cases have developed. Two boys charged
I with climbing the stand pipe were tried
J Friday, judgment being suspends! upon
3 payment of the costs.
4 There will be a business meeting of the
4 Music Club at the Central School audi
i toriuin on Monday evening at 7:30
J o'clock, immediately preceding the last
rehearsal for the War Mothers Concert,
jj* Business of importance will be transact
• ed. and all members are urged to be
present.
A public meeting will be held in the
court house here this evening at 7:30
j o'clock under the auspices of the Con
i cord Textile Union. Several men promi
j nent in union work in North Carolina,
i including C. I*. Barringer. President of
1 the State Federation of Labor, will speak
j at the meeting.. The meeting will be a
public one and the general public is. in
-1 vited to attend.
Miss Martin, returned missionary from
Brazil, will speak before the Grier Bi
-1 ble Class of the First Presbyterian
j Church at the Sunday school services to-*
i morrow morning. Miss Martin was heard
1 with interest in the Church at the pray
i er meeting service Winlnesday night and
\ she is certain to be heard by a large
j number of women tomorrow morning.
1 Mr. J. K. Dayvault has returned to
i his home here from a Charlotte hospital,
where he underwent treatment for some
I time. Mr. Dayvault’s condition contin
ji ues to improve, but he goes to Charlotte
1 at regular intervals for further treat
-2 ment. Mr. Dayvault has been suffering
ji with blood poison and part of one finger
I I on his left hand had to be amputated.
I 1 Miss Helen Patterson has received
11 from her brother. Mr. Fred M. Patter
j son, a fine German police dog. The dog
1 1 was secured by Mr. Patterson while lie
was in Germany this year and as he is
still a student at the University of Penn
■ sylvania and has no place to keep the
dog there, he forwarded it to his sister
3 here.
[ The race in the National League is
over for another year. By defeating
Brooklyn Friday the Giants clinched the
pennant in the National League for the
third consecutive • time and gained the
right to play the Yankees for the world
championship. The series will begin Oc
tober 10th, the first game to be played at
the home of tlie* Yankees.
The Davidson College football team
won its second game of the year Friday
when it defeated Presbyterian College
3 to 0. A field goal was responsible for
the Davidson victory, the two teams be
ing about evenly matched in practically
every department of the game. The game
was played in Rock Hill and was wit
nessed by. a large crowd, a number of
Concord fans being among the spectators.
, On Friday, October stli, a baby clinic
will be conducted at Rockwell for the j
benefit of several prominent foreign phys
icians who are visiting the United States
studying health methods of the United
States. Miss Gazele. local county health
nurse, and Dr. Buchanan, county health
officer, will assist the Rowan nurse and
county physician with the clinic, one of
several to be held in this State‘for the
benefit of the visitors.
A number of race horses have already
reached the fair grounds aud warming
up exercises are held at the grounds al
most every day now. Tlie exercises are
held every Tuesday and Friday and num
bers of i>ersons have been going to the
(fair grounds to see the horses in opera
jtion. Interest, fair continues to
increase, and when the formal opening
is made on October lttth persons from
all parts of this and adjoining counties
are exjwcted to be present.
The condition of \V. R. Quarterman, j
the young senior of the Collegiate Inst
itute at Mount Pleasant, who had the
misfortune to break both wrists and an
elbow in a fall from the third story of
one of the main dormitories, is consid
ered quite favorable to a complete re
covery in t.mc. As far as can be now
determined he has received no internal
injuries, though it may be about three
months before he can rejoin hig class. HU
mother has arrived from Savannah. G*.,
to be at his bedside and his dassmatea
and friends are very attentive to him
in the way of frequent visits, flowers and
delicacies. (
The claim is made for Savannah, Ga.,
that *it is the largest distributing point
on the Atlantic coast for fish and oys
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Experts Find Chemistry Helps In Wash
ing Clothes.
Detroit, Mich.. Sept. 29. —Chemistry
nnd physics of the modern laundry will
be discussed by recognized experts at the
annual conention of the National
Laundry Owners Association here Oc
tober 1-5. says W. E. Fitch, general
manager.
"Our scientific phases of laundry
work." ijr. Fitch continues, “are plan
ned to interest every housewife and
every man who sends a shirt to the
laundry. Several years ago the laundry
men established a fellowship with the
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
at Pittsburgh, where I)r- A. F. Shupp
has been engaged in laboratory experi-
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Served From 12 to 3 Every Day
Only 45c
We specialize in Home Cooking, which
you will appreciate.
Ideal Lunch Room
Opposite Water & Light Office.
P. S.—Select Fresh Oysters and Fried
Trout balance of week.
Better Than a
Furnace
for Fall and Spring
Furnace heat for the cool days of Fall
and Spring is an unnecessary expense.
Install a Radiantfire in your fireplace.
This marvelous development in gas
heating burns for hours at the cost of
a shovelful of coal.
Heats by a new principle—Radiant
Rays that send forth heat rays directly
into the foom—Pure, odorless heat
always available and as cheerful as a
flood of sunshine.
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Investigate this wonderful invention
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There is a Size and Ityle of Radiantflr*
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Just Received —Another Big Ship
| ment of
ipOl' KUPPENHEIMER
* Good Suits and Ov-
Many Exclusive Patterns and
It wHtfl Other Good Wool Clothes .both
11 li jflfjHjl or en an( l Young Men. Val
ues that can't be thatched at the
'■ price. Suits and Overcoats—
s24.so to $35.00
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fW. A. Overcash
I*. Clothier and Furniaher
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ments in connection with every problem S
involved in the washing of clothes
" The results of these investigations ]
into textile strength, dyes, and the re- -
moval of dirt and stains absorbed into '
the fiber of fabrics, are regularly bul- 1
letined to the association members, and
this service gradually iB placing j
laundering upon a standardised scien
tific basis." The association numbers 2,-
000 members and represents 75 cent
of the total capital invested in laundries I
in the United States-
MASONIC NOTICE.
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Regular communication Stokes Lodge
No. 32 A. F. & A. M. Monday night. Oc
tober Ist, 7:30. It is the order of the
W. M. that all Masons be present. Vis
itors welcome.
G. W. CREECH, Secretary.
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1 1 1 Our rush delivery service is al- |
!11 ways at your call. When yyou ]i \
i[ i laeve an order with us you can be j i
confident your goods will be deliv- V
i ered as promptly ns possible. This !j,
i service is absolutely free. I)o not ] i
\ j hesitate to avail yourself of it. We j 1 1
i are pleased .to deliver anything j
1 from the smallest to the largest or- (
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Telephone 333
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Mr. J. Harry Rosenberger
REPRESENTING THE FAMOUS
Schloss Bros. Clothes
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING
WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF THE .
Newest Fall Styles, Weaves and
Materials
FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN
BY ALL MEANS SEE THEM
This is a splendid invitation to the men of Concord E
“ and vicinity, in fact every man who wants a suit above the
| ordinary. Wear a Schloss Suit. Made to your individual
■ measure—they cost no more.
It will be a pleasure to show you this display.
SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY
HOOVER’S, Inc.
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with one of the newest styles and shapes of best
and most used materials. !
SPECIALTY HAT SHOP
irms ».i. iniitui »mi—
COAL! COAL!
Sure the coal strike is settled
Miners won—got more money
I have a few cars to sell at the old price
Phone quick
A. B. POUNDS
Phone 244
“Quality Store”
Give us yotjr order for Fresh Country Butter and ,
Eggs and Farm Vegetables.
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j Orchard Produce Company
| Phone 180. Successor to L. E. Roger
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If you want that genuine feeling of
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We live up to our guarantee of ab
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CONCORD COTTON MARKET.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1023
Cotton 28
Cottbn seed i -70 % 1-2
CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
(Corrected Weekly by Cline ft Moose.)
Figures named represent priced paid
for produce mi the market: W
Eggs .40
|jßutter a.......... JO
Saturday, September 20,1023
Country Bpu .25 to J
Country Shoulder ;Y
Country Sides .....L...
Young Chickens '.. ................ J
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Sweet. Potatoes
Irish potatoes 11:
Outaus •.«....••• ->........ fL
Bum ............. L........... fli
Cots . .j, ........ sh
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