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Quaker Steel Pipeless Furnaces
(«ives< you warmth all through your home, from one central heater down
iu the cellar, where it belongs. You’ll increase the value of your prop
“ erty, you will burn no more fuel than with several stoves.
The One-pipe is the simplest and least expensive type heater to in
stall. Only one register to put iu. It’s a good, substantial heater that
l will operate with great fuel economy for many years. Phone 347 for
prices and terms.
1 Concord Furniture Co.
i ! i
The Reliable Furniture Store
It’s the Governor’s Duty to Preserve
Order!
It’s Your Duty to Preserve Pears.
We have the Pears and the Sugar.
You have the money and the Appetite. Call ‘(18” and
tell us what you want and we can supply your every need
in the grocery line.
C. H. BARRIER & CO.
NEW VICTOR RECORDS
19132—Three Thousand Years Ago Billy Murray
It's a Lottn Bologn.v Billy Murray
10112—Silver Threads Among the Gold. Henry Burr and Beetles Quartet
When You and I Were Young. .. Henry Burr. Peerless Quartet
10131—My I’al John Steel
Just a Little Girl That Men Forgot Henry Burr
10130—That Big Blonde Mama Tennessee Ten
Sobbin' Blues Benson Orchestra of Chicago
10125—0 h Susanna Great White Way Orchestra
Southern Melodies The Troubadours
45300 —Will Rogers Nominates Henry Ford for President
Will Rogers
Will Rogers Tells Traffic Officer How to Direct Traffic
Will Rogers
(BTC—Slavonic Dance No. 2 Jascha Heifetz
Slavonic Dance No. 3 Jascha Heifetz
6375—Gioconda (In Italian) Maria Geritza
Alciote (In Italian) Maria Jeritza
OFT ONCE A WEEK—EVERY FRIDAY!
BELL & HARRIS Music Department
GLOBE AND GOTHAM TIRES
There is no Tire any better. Try them and you will
be convinced.
OUR AUTO LAUNDRY IS TH'E BEST
CENTRAL FILLING STATION
PHONE 700
FREE!
To Every Thirteenth Person—A One
Dollar Razor Absolutejy Free
Every thirteenth person gets a razor free while they
last.
Visit our booth at the Fair and and register. If you
are one of the 13th persons to register you will get a Razor
absolutely Free. Other souvenirs to be given away.
‘Your Hardware Store” extends a welcome to all. »
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Ritchie Hardware Co
YOUR HARDWARE STORE
WE SPECIALIZE ON BUILDERS HARDWARE *
THE CONCORD. DAILY TRIBUNE
[The Concord Daily Tribute
TIME OF CLOSING OF MAILS. ~
The time of the closing of mails at
the Concord poetoffieo 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-*—6:3o 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'
Fair tonight and Wednesday: little
change in temperature.
LOCAL MENTION
| Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. I). McCurdy.
I October 7th. a daughter, Nanc.v Ellen.
1 j Pott on on the local market today is'
quoted at -7 1-4 cents per pound : oot
" ton seed at <SO cents per bushel.
2 i Make plans to be in Concord u ».yt
ii week for me Cabarrus County Fair. The
“ fair will be one of the best ever held in
ji j North Carolina.
I I The mnditioii of Miss i.ertrude Shaw.
» , who underwent an operation last we *k in
“ , a Charlo’re Hospital, is reported today
[ as improving satisfactorily.
” Mr. Shelley T. Howell is temjw)rarily
- with Scarboro & Company in the absence
of Mr. Scarboro. Mr. Howell recently
resigned his position as assistant mana
ger of the Barks-Belk Company of Al
bemarle.
Dr. John A. Patterson has gone to
Monroe to attend a district medical
meeting, which he will address on “Dis
eased Tonsils.'* He was accompanied by
Mrs. Patterson, who will be the guest of
Mrs. Frank Limerick while in Monroe.
Twelve defendants were tried in re
corder’s court Monday and each was
found guilty. Eleven of the defendants
paid tines totalling $145. the twelfth ap
pealing when tined SSO for assault with
a deadly weapon.
I Howell’s Community Club will meet
Thursday night, October 11th. for the
purpose of electing new officers and mak
ing plans for the fair. Miss Wilson. Mr.
Coodmaji and Mr. Foil will make talks.
| Howell’s choir will furnish music.
' Announcement is made that the Fall
term of Federal Court which was to
have convened at Salisbury this month
i has been postponed and the next term
i will be held there January 14th. The
| Statesville court is also continued to
i January. e
Mr. Hugh Cline has accepted a jiosi
; tion with the shoe department at Efird’s.
i Mr. ('line is a son of Mr. \V. X. Cline,
i of No. 4 township, and has been making
I’ bis home in Kannapolis, lie plans to
i move his family to Concord on Friday of
this week.
[ The eondp'on of Clarence Ridcnhour.
i quarterback or the Concord High School
| football team, who was injured last K ri
| day in a came with Charlotte, is report
i ed today as satisfactory. IP lenhon- w.il
1 be lost to his team for sever d weeks, and
I his loss will be a severe bio* to the 'oral
i team, as he has been first string ~'ianei|-
| back since last year.
| The biggest football game of the week
,;iu North Carolina will be the Carolina
i Trinity game which will be played Fri
| day at Durham. The two teams are
said to be in excellent condition for the
| game, which will be the first important
| one played between State teams this
year. The game may have an important
| bearing on the State championship.
Frost was reported by a number of
Concord people this morning. One lady’
who lives in No. 4 township and who
was in the city early this morning stat
ed that she did not see any frost at her
home or on the way to town, but sev
eral residents of this city stated that they
saw frost iu low places on their property.
So far as reported this is the first frost
detected this Fall.
Mr. J. T. IV. Broome, district manager
of the Gotton Growers Co-operative Mar
keting Association with headquarters at
Monroe, will make an address in Con
cord Saturday afternoon at the court
house. The meeting will begin at two
o'clock, and all members of the co-opera
t five association and all others interested
are invited to hear Mr. Broome. Other
State officials of the association probab
ly will be present also.
One new’ ease of diphtheria was report
ed to the county health department Mon
day. according to a department report.
“If parents would give their children the
diphtheria serum there would be no eas
es of the disease here," we believe.” one
member of tlie department stated. “So
far we have heard of no case w'here the
child has been given the treatment." The
serum is given free of charge by the de
partment.
The city traffic laws forbid pci-sons
driving faster than ten miles an hour
through the business section of the eity,
a member of the police department stat
ed this morning, in issuing a warning
that violators of this law are to be ar
rested. Several persons have been ar
rested for violating (bis law, it was stat
ed, and others will be arrested unless
I they drive slower in the business district,
i which is always congested.
Jailer McClure and Deputy Mcdlin
made a raid iu No. 10 township Monday
afternoon and succeeded in destroying
about 240 gallons of beer. A resident
of No. 10 advised Sheriff Mabrey that he
thought the beer had been concealed in
an old house and the officers found it
under the porch of the house. It was
buried in four barrels each of 60 gal
lons capacity. The owner of the beer is
not known. -
The Concord High'School football team
is practicing bard now for a game here
Friday with the Davidson High School
team. Quarterback Ridenhour will not
be in the Concord line-up Friday as he
was injured last Friday in Charlotte, but
the test of the first string men will be
in shape for the game. The game prob
ably will be played at the fair grounds,
although the place has not been definitely
decided upon so far. This will be the
first time these two teams have met
| y«*r.
$1,000,000.
Mistlnguett. * famous i French
dancer, sole ownar of what are
•ailed the -million dollar legs,"
tetngr ImM op by bar dancing part
•er Burl LsslSa. Jut before she
sailed tor France. She will return
,—and bring the million back with!
her, too. |
W. O. MU NOTICE.
Regular* meeting of Elm Camp No.
16 W. O. W. Tuesday evening at 7:30
in the Moose Lodge Room. Every
membei is urged to be present.
W. R. FISHER. C. C.
C. A. ISENHOUR, Clerk.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that by mutual
consent the Law Firm of Maness, Arm
fichl & Sherrin has been dissolved. Mr.
Annfield will practice alone and occupy
Rooms Nos. 1 and 2 in the new office
building immediately over the Tin Shop
of F. C. Niblock. and T. D. Maness and
M. B. Sherrin will occupy Rooms Nos. 3
•xml 4 in the said building and will prac
tice as Maness & Sherrin -
Oelebei Ist, 1023.
T. D. MANESS.
FRANK ARMFIKLO
M. IS. SHERRI”.
3-tit.'
We furnish stamped and self-ad
dressed envelopes free, to all our regu
lar correspondents. When you need a
supply, let us know and we will send
them as once. Give name and address.
3 IF JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER
H had twice as many millions as he now controls he couldn’t j
• j buy a better evening’s entertainment than you will have
! j when you see
An Emory Johnson Production
PIEDMONT THEATRE
TODAY AND TOMORROW
HJ
rubber Goods
Hot Water Battles
Syringes, Ice Bags
< : <mnd All
. Sick Room Necessities
Clines Pharmacy
USB THE PENNY COLUMN—IT PAYS
Premier?
i — —■— ——
fIS
Edouard Ilerriott, mayor of
j Lyons, France, was over here on a
' visit. Photo snapped just before
ihe sailed. He is hailed as the nea*
pro- 1 i, oe
We have the follow
ing used cars for sale
or exchange:
One Buick 5-pas
senger Touring
One Buick Road
ster .
One Ford Racer
One Dodge Tour
ing.
These cars can be
seen in our show
room Barbrick street
•
STANDARD BUICK
COMPANY
Opposite City Fire Dept
Pay $5.00 in Advance Fur The Tribane
and we will send you the Progressive
Parmer one year absolutely free. The
Progressive Farmer is the best farm
paper published. The price will be
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Don’t Know What to
Order
Let our waiter suggest, or perhaps our
menu will. You can make no mistake
ordering any special dish on our bill of
fare, as they are all “delightful,” so say
our patrons. Let us suggest a dish of
oysters for dinner.
Special Sunday Dinner
CAROLINA CAFE
Just Received Another Car or
Spartan Feeds, Loaded to N
the Roof
For more milk feed Spartan
Dairy Feed—the Best on the
market.
For more eggs feed your hens
Spartan Laying Mash; makes
old hens lay like pullets.
CABARRUS CASH GROCERY
COMPANY
Phone 571 W
S-T-R-I-P-E-S
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The Popular Favorite in Fabrics For
Fall
Stripes, stripes and stripes—pencil-stripes, pin-stripes,
banjo-stripes, chalk-lines,- cords—if you want to see all
types and shades in striped fabrics before buying your new
Fall suit—come here!
Schloss Bros. & Co. Suits in fine stripe
cassimeres grouped at S3O $35, S4O.
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HOOVER’S; Inc.
THE YOUNG. MEN’S STORE
SMART HATS
That make an Instant Appeal to the woman of good
taste.
Hats that are Just a Little Bit Different—but not Loud
—in other words Hats of Distinction. >
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SPECIALTY HAT SHOP
COAL
Buy now, why delay and pay more?
The pay for a day’s work by any class of labor will
buy more coal today than any time since I have
been in the coal business. Had you *ever thought
about it in that way?
Order now if only a small part of your (winter’s
supply from
A. B. POUNDS
“Quality Store”
Give us your order for Fresh Country Butter and
Eggs and Farm Vegetables.
Orchard Produce Company
- ■ Phone 180. - Successor to L. E. Roger
il ' !
If you want that genuine feeling of j
satisfaction invite us to your next j
blowout.
We live up to our guarantee of ab
solute satisfaction in all Qur vulcaniz
ing.
Motor & Tire Service Co.
CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
(Corrected Weekly by Cline ft Moose. 1
Figures named represent priced paid
for produce on the market:
Eggs T .40
Batter AO
Country Bam .28 to .80
Country Shoulder 18
Country Sides 18
Young Chickens .22
Hens 18
Turkeys 26 to JIO
Lard 12 1-2
Sweet Potatoes SI.OO
Irish Potatoes SI.OO
Onions $1.25
Peas $1.25
Corn sl,lO
Chattel Mortgage Blanks, 3 For 5 Cents,
at Times and Tribune office.
Tyasday, Octpber 9, 1923
CONCORD COTTON MARKET.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1923
Cotton 27 1-4
Cotton Seed .00
We Will Give The Progressive Fanner a
whole year free to every subscriber to
The Tribune who pays a year in ad
vance—that is, you get both papers a
whole year for only SB, or $0 if you get
your paper In the city of Concord or
outside the State of North Carolina.
Addresa The Tribune. Concord, N. C.
at Times-Tribune Office.
For Sale—Ford Speeder, bucket seats.
In good running order. Apply Crank
shank, ctre of Triune office. ts.
Mortgage Trust Deeds, s’Cento Each
aj Tribune mid Times Offlcn.