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tures developed by time H
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Concord Furniture Co. I
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The Reliable Furniture Store
The Cup That Cheers
g Hi «a ; s a braeiifg cup of tea. coffee or cocoa.
. \y fijSV A fresh made and daintily served, alone, or
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II man or woman. Onr cup service is gen-
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jdP' | | 11/RiiP best tea. coffee and cocoa, all with an
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Why Don't My Dreams Come True Henry Burr ! I
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Tile Life of a Rose Dornberger and Orchestra ill
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at old prices. Remember all ours are guaranteed and we |
carry the best tires that money can buy. A few of our I
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THE CONCORD DaLY TRIBUNE
jThe Concord Daily Tribune
j TIME OF CLOSING OF~MAILs ' j
, The time o's the closing of mails at
the Concord poetoffice is as follows: I
Northbound. 1
Train No. 186—11 p. m. |
Train No, 84—4:00 p. m.
Train No. 36—10:00 a. m.
Train No. 12—6:30 p.m.
Train No. 38—8:00 p. in.
Train No. 80—11 p. m. ,
Southbound.
Train No. 37—9:30 a. m.
Train No. 45—4:00 p. m.
Train No. 135—8:50 p. m.
Train No. 29—11 :00 p.m.
I LOCAL MENTION
1
An important meeting of* Stokes Lodge j
No. 32 A. F. & A. M. will be held to- |
night at the, club rooms at 7:30 o'clock.
The Bethel Community Club will hold 1
its regular monthly meeting Thursday '
night. IVof. Robertson will make an
address on the special school tax. • 1
One case of chicken pox was the only
new case of disease of any kind report
ed to the county health department for
over the week-end.
The Kings Daughters will meet to- ,
night at 7 o'clock at the home of Miss
Janie Klnttss on Church street. Please .
note the Change in the hour.
Stokes Lodge No. 32 A. F. & A # M. t
will hold its regular communication to- c
night (Monday) at 7:30 o'clock. All
members requested to attend, hnd visitors g
are welcomed. s
ills. Jennie Praether is confined to lie - .
home oil Easr Depot street on ac.-oun:
of illness. Her condition (luring the
past several days lias not been so fav
orable, it is reported.
Leander, son of Mr. Berry Nash, at- i
cidentaily wounded himself Friday while
handling a pistol. The gun was d:s
eharged, the bullet lodging in one of ,
I, niler's feet. An X-rav picture was ;
made to locate the bullet, which was f
later removed. (
. There will be a regular meeting of the .
Fred Y . McConnell Post of the American
Legion in the club rooms tomorrow
(Tuesday) evening at B'o'clock. At the
meeting officers for the ensuing year will
be elected, and it is imporfalit that all -
members be present. '
The public should keep in mind the
fact that the proceeds from the sale of .
Forget-Me-Nots will be devoted to the
relief of the wounded and afflicted sol
diers at Oteen. The price is not lim
ited and you can pay as much as you (
will, but nothing less than 10 cents is (
expected.
J. C.. five-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs
J. H. Taylor, of No. 11 township, died i
Saturday at 12 o'clock, noon, death be- (
ing caused by pneumonia and other dis- 5
eases. Funeral services were held yes- J
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Sal is- J
bury, and interment was made in the t,
cemetery there. j.
Eleven cases were on docket for trial )
ill recorder's court this morning. Three l
of tlie defendants were charged with J
gambling: five were charged with intoxi- >
cation or having liquor: and three others f
were charged with violating traffic laws. J
None of tlie cases were considered serious 5
and court was not in session but a short (
time. C
A'charter has been issued by the Sec- }
retary of State to the Cash Feed Store I
of this city. The incorporators are Grov- 2
er Creech, \V. T. Wall and Clarence J
Bost, all of whom will be associated <
with the store which will be located on j
Church street in the building formerly oc- j
eupied by the Dutch Lunch. The new (
store will sell feeds and seeds and will j
open about November 15th.
The county commissioners held a short J
meeting at the court house this morning. (
The regular meeting was postponed out j
of respect lo Mr. W. D. Harry, member 5
of the board, who died this morning. The \
boatfd will meat again this V-rek to j
transact regular business that was ex- j
pected to be transacted today. Tlie boay<l <
will also meet in the near future 'to ’
choose a successor (o Mr. Harry. i
A Concord man who claims to have j
kept tract of wealther conditions, stated 1
this morning that the first all-day rain i
since April fell here yesterday. There <
have been heavy showers on a number of *
days, he pointed out. but until yester- J
day there had not been a day since last 1
April that the rain fell without interrup- I
t*°'i. T*ie rain was general throughout
the State, judging from reports from all
sections.
4 ootbull games affecting State teams
followed the dope Saturday. North Car
olina defeated South Carolina; State de
feated Davidson and Trinity defeated
Elou. In the South Washington ami Lee
won from Virginia; Georgia won from
Auburn and Alabama and Georg'a Tech
played a scoreless tie. In the East Yale
defeated the ‘Army* Dartmouth was de
feated by Council and Syracuse defeated
Penn State.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following couples by Register of
Deeds Elliott: Lee Furr nnd Miss Bes
sie Talbert, both of Concord; Ernest
Taylor, of Charlotte, and Miss Dessie
Warren, of Kannapolis; Bernice Ml
Hurlocker and Miss Ellen Shor. both o{
. Mt. Pleasant; Clyde R. Mingers and Miss
jlvnn Clawson, both of Kannapolisg and
'lien R. Ewing and Miss Georgia Russel,
(both-of Kannapolis.
Miss Ella Summey died Saturday in
Charlotte from injuries received several
months ago when she is alleged to have
been struck by an auto. Funeral services
were held yesterday afternoon and the
body was sent to Asheville for inter
ment. Miss Summey. was a cousin of
Mr. D. B. Morrison, Miss lam Stuart and
Mrs. H. I. Woodhouse, of this city, and
Miss Stuart and Mr. Woodhouse attend
ed the funeral in Charlotte.
_ Slippery roads caused a number of ac
cidents on Cabarrus county roads Sun
day, say reports reaching this city. One
Concord man returning from Charlotte
l*te yesterday afternoon stated that he
passed six cars either in ditches or dam
aged by collision with other cars. On
the Mt. Pleasant road two cars collided
and both were damaged, although occu
pants escaped injury. One of the wrecks
on the Charlotte road was on a bridge,
it was stated, indicating that the care
were wrecked when tack driver tried to
get to the bridge first. ... j
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iSr Sims
sgJSays-
Never steal an overcoat. A New York
man did it and was caught. He won't
need one for 60 days.
Our country is planning a foreign pol
icy. We suggest honesty. Honesty is
the best foreign policy.
News from Paris. Old race horse given
new glands. They should have used fliv
ver glands.
Armistice Day is coming. Armistice
begins at borne. Why not sign an ar
mistice with your wife?
New Y'ork detective caught six crooks j
at one time. Thick n» they, are he sbould .
have gotten a dozen.
Charming news for tlie littlg girls to- {
day. Modern surgery can make all boys,
grow six feet tall.
War for SO years is predicted in Eu- j
rope. It can't happen. CigarCltes would j
not last 30 years. »
Divorce is increasing in Germany, j
showing they qtill have money.
Perhaps a man smiles when n girl jiats 1
aim on the head because that is his fun-j
n.v bone.
Nothing makes you see things in a dif
ferent likht lige the harvest maan.
The | nice thing about a farmer is you
never have to leave home to go to the
country.
The great, handicap about being a
grand opera singer is getting born in
some foreign otainti'y.
When a man goes to the dogs many of
lps friends bark at him.
The trouble with a cut-rate barber
shop is the rate is usually about two
cuts per minute.
A false alarm to a boy is when a house
next to the school burns.
Berne lias the reputation of being the
most honest’ town in Switzerland. It
is said that in many years not a single
article of value has been lost within the
city without being recovered.
MASONIC NOTICE.
Regular Communication Stokes Lodge
No. 32 A. F. & A. M. Monday night. No
vember sth, at 7:30 o'clock. Visitors
welcome.
G. W. CREECH, Secretary.
CONCORD COTTON MARKET.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1»23
Cotton 31
Cotton Seed 66
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• XI West Depot Street, Duaenbery House
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LOYAL ORDEIt OF MOOSE.
Regular meeting of Concord Lodge
No. 404 L. O. O. M. Monday evening at
8 o’clock. All members are requested
to be present.
CARL BEAVER. Secretary.
We have a Good
I Supply (jf the Best
Hog Feed on the
; market Pure wheat
; Shorts and Red Dog,
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A S3 THE RITZ Another
1 young man’s model three
r \ IT button sack, with notched
/ r i!| Lrfl W lapels. More forrn-fitting
-jff \ and more shapely than the
/ 4"/ if "® x^ord ’ — a smart style—
// if r v but not quite as extreme -
I m tA JAMHowever, it's a smart-look-
Ls l If ing model.
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| j Colors That are Becoming: With
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COAL
Order a ton of my Best Jellico Double Screened Coal—
it will please.
. A. B. POUNDS
Coal of Quality -
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“Quality Store”
Give us your for Fresh -Country Butter and
j Eggs and Farm Vegetables.
I Orchard Produce Company
Hi#m ls *- t - Successor to L. E. Boger
Ilf you want that genuine feeling of
satisfaction invite us to your next
blowout.
We live up to our guarantee ot ab
solute satisfaction in all our vulcaniz
ing.
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CONCORD PRODUCR MARKET ,
(Corrected Weekly by Cltae A Moose.*) j
Figure* named represent priced paid j
lor produce on.the market:
, Eggs .........a.... 40
Batter ... JO
Country Hdm .26 to JQ
Country Shoulder .16
Country Sides .18
Young chickens .25
Hens ;... 48
Turkey* , .25 to JO
Lord 4g 1-2
, Sweet Potatoes SI.OO
Irish Potatoes SI.OO
jOuions $1.25
Peas $1.25
Corn , sl.lO
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Meniay, November 5, 1923
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