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Why the Difference j
OpfPitistoii-'Saipm mother wlw hat j
Etitfi in college h«le.l us the other
fcf* ami seemed very much distress- |
■ AVer the fact that the daily press 1
I the city had given liii-h scant 1
Kiev- to a debate in the college
Ibw Ijer son is a ■tbphcmntv, and
■ which forensic battle, with train
■ debaters from across the sea. the
Earn of which her son was one of
Kjpahatetu and another debater
■jp- wan a product alto of the city
rnghseßool, won the derision. One
■ the papers here gave a very small i
■Mre- of the winning of the debate
KWfetwo tVinrior.-Saleni hoys and
THE HUB
J . Mr. Joe Gasket is oar resident buyer. Therefore we
are equipped to supply your every need in Men’s Women's
; 4W»3 Children's Furnishings.
Wc offer vou splendid Merchandise at Prices far below
others, and we are anxiously waiting a share of your I
; fetronage. Come to our store, where quality is reserved
JaJ-you, and for the needs of your entire family.
; ff THE OLD RELIABLE HUB
lEl’iThe Store that has always served you well. Note es
pecially our sale oti the entire stock of Ladies Dresses.
TTi.ev must go at Some Price.
!'. Look for our Circular and read it. It will save you
monev.
THE HUB
J.GASKEL
I WEST BUFFALO STREET.
K*-
#*■ - • _____
MY PRICES ARE RIGHT I
BUY NOW AND SAVE
A. B. POUNDS
ICE, COAL AND SERVICE
SPECIAL OXFORDS
for
YOUNG MEN
Smart Styles for Young Men in
Splendid Quality All Leather
Oxfords. Priced $4.95 and $5.95
RICHMOND-FLOWE CO.
tr High Grade Merchandise
Hot Water
1 • IN A J IFFY
■f This gas hot water heate
(f f* ... ffl is surely a friend in need and
BP f I a friend indeed of every cook
‘ Pfl I and hous'ewife. Apply a
| pHI ! match and in a few minutes
j from the faucet-enough so
■■nd the dishes, for a bath, etc
« |P Let us install one for you
# w'VjSsßeafc JBBBmI Pays for itself quickly.
I E.B. GRADY
. PLUMBING AND HEATING DEALER
Office and Show Room 39 E. Corbin St. Office Phone 334
■ New Carom
»;Sftpg is one of the new -arrival* ] \ I
nh - eemi-drees Oxford. We are _ \
Hh this model in both Tan f Cyjjn* J
patent, just a* pictured. IF*
B-aecfect fitter and the price, all | /
”“*■ $8.50 J W~7^J
other new styles in this V
■gjjt. If its new in Footwear we /
| the other two did not mention it at
[ail. yet reams on top of reams apd
{column after column ie written
about the teatbnl’ team, the base-1
I bail team and the basketball team
1 and when a member of the city I
1 school distinguishes himself in ath- j
letics his picture is published nnd I
he is all but a glorified saint. Yet |
when two of the- 'boys from the
1 same school win notable debate it
is not mentioned. It scemo from the
run of things that brawn and muscle
has taken ihe plate of braita in the
schools of car country.
Pottery portraits of women hav.g
become very popu’ar in London.
j Concord Daily Tribune I
j TIME OF CLOSING BAILS
| The time of the closing of mail* at
J the Concord Postoffico i* aa follow*:
Northbound.
136—U:00 P. M.
36—10:00 A. M.
34 4:10 P. M. 1
38— 8:30 P. M.
30—11:00 P. M.
Southbound.
30—9:25 A.M.
45—3 :25 P. M.
135 8:00 P. M.
29—11:00 P. M.
. RAILROAD SCHEDULE!
In Effect September 26, 1026
Northbound
No. 40 to New York 9:28 P. M.
No. 136 To Washington 5:05 A. M.
No. 36 to New York 10:25 A. M.
No. 34 To New York 4:43 P. M.
No. 46 To Danville '3:15 P. M.
No. 12 To Richmond 7:10 P. M.
No. 32 To New York 9:03 P. M.
No. 30 To New York 2:15 A. M.
Southbound.
No. 45 To Charlotte 3 :40 P. M.
No. 35 To New Orleans 9.56 P. M.
No. 29 To Birmingham 2:15 A. U.
No. 31 To Augusta 5:51 A. M.
No. 33 To New Orleans 8:15 A- M.
No. 11 To Charlcgc 8:00 A. M.
No. 135 To Atlanta 8:37 P. M.
No. 39 To Atlanta 9.45 A. M.
No. 37 To New Orleans 10:45 A. M
Train No. 34 will stop in Concord
I to take on passengers going to Wash
ington and beyond.
Train No. 37 will stop here to dis- t
, charge passengers coming from Wash- 1
i ington and beyond.
! All trains stop in Concord except! i
| No. 38 northbound.
i IT”bibl£ thoughtl I
K—FOR TODAY—I ]
ji] Bible Thought* memorised, wffl prove • H i
I! nrioelen heritese in niter yenre gj ,
THE LIGHT OF LIFE—“And i i
they shall know that I am the Lord | \
their God, that brought them forth out i
of the land of Egypt." Ex. 29:46. 1
PRAYER —Lift Thou up the light ]
of Thy countenance upon us and give i
us peace. >
LOCAL MENTION |
, !
[ On new caw' of typhoid fever and j
I four new caoes of chicken pox wove (
I reported Thursday to the county i
I health department.
Marriage license was Issued here''
1 Thursday by Register of Deeds Kl
j liott to Dewey L. Maness and Miss |
R Juanita Smith, both of Concord. J
I Four reasons why "Coke is the Beet
| Fuel" are given in the new ad. of the (
| Concord and Kannapolis Gas Co. to- ]
I day. Look up the ad. and read them, i
■ Relatives here have been advised i
| that there is little improvement ill
■ the condition of Miss Julia Props!.
I of Franklinton, who was seriously |
I hurt in an auto accident there last
I week.
3 A few frozen radiators were report
-3 ed to garage owners this morning, and
■ there was a scamper for alcohol dur
-9 ing the day. Tile temiierature Thurs
day night was low enough to freeze
water in autos unless the latter were
well protected.
Members of me Merchants and Man
ufacturers Club will meet tonight to
decide whether to retain their present
quarters or move to the quarters un
til recently used by the Elks. All
members of the club are urged to at
tend the' meeting.
Special Thanksgiving service will
be held in St James Lutheran ChurcSi
ou Thanksgiving morning at 6:30.
The choir will render special music
appropriate to the season. The offer
ing will be taken for the orphan's
home.
Every member of the Fred Y. Mc-
Connell post of the American Legion
and all other former service men are
invited to attend the service at the
First Presbyterian Church Sunday
morning when I)r. J. C. Rowan will
conduct an Armistice Day service.
Armistice Day in Concord was
quietly observed. There was no spe
cial celebration of any kind and for
KJ the most part business was conducted
Bas usual in the city. An Armistice
■ Day service will be held at the First
■ Presbyterian Church Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock.
Thursday night was the coldest of
the winter. Water pipes in a num
ber of bathrooms in the city were re
ported frozen this morning and the
frost on the ground was the heaviest
of the Fall. The temperatures dropped I
below the 30 degree mark during the
night, it is said.
Ray Sehalk, veteran catcher, baa
been named manager of the Chicago
White Sox, succeeding Edie Collins.
It 1* rumored that Collins will be
traded and that he may become man
ager of the Boston American League
club. He hag been unconditionally
released ami can sign as he pleases.
Clarence (“Peanut”) Ridenhour
played in most of the State-Duke game
Thursday. State winning 26 to 19.
Duke made 17 firat downs to 7 for
State but the breaks were decidedly
with the winners as usual and the
■ fine offense of the losers was offset by
their fumbles, two of the State touch
downs resulting from fumbles.
A Strange Divorce Case.
(By International News Service)
New Orleans, La., Nov. 12.—Many
strange divorce cases have been be
fore Judge Cage in civil district cpnrt
here but the case of Caroline E. Man
ning vs. Wallace Messina was the
strangest.
The young wife testified that she
met her husband at a picnic on Au
gust 8, 1918, fell in love at first sight,
married him that afternoon and left
forever before nightfull, realising that
her love for him was gone.
For seven years they have lived
apart and she asked a divorce on the
aevan-year law. It waa granted.
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
wiiiiu Tnmrc'
By fTtzER & YoRKE ;
lunnmnta
/soft)
J
YOU BELIEVE IN IN
SURING YOUR I
HOUSE |
Why not your auto? j
Around every bend in the ,
road and around every |
, corner. Old Man Hard j
Luck is waiting, ready to i
take a wallop at you. Let
us explain our complete
auto insurance.
\Wk PHO “ C *s> i
EIZBUYfIIKteAiEHCY :
CABARRUS.
My/HCttA/IK BLOC.
The Hats Smart
WOMEN ARE WEARING j
New That They Have Donned ]I [
Their Coats
As soon as cold weatho ar- j j
rives and fur collars are- bun- 1 1
died high and close around 1I
ore's neck, the softly draped [j
brimless Hat is the bat of the 5
fashionables.
MOwIAGrCAj I
| i /Wmruiil
! Millinery Dept* j
I ALLIE LEGG. Prop. 5
Phone 830 §
ilk AND HAIR
#IAIUIENTS
TREATED
EXPERT
WE give expert personal
attention to the individ
ual need of each patron.
If you are perplexed about
the condition of your hair
stop in and let us advise
you.
“Out Methods Please”
PARKS-BELK
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Beauty Culture
Phone 892
1 1 Clothes dry cleaned re- ] ■
la tain their beauty
Make a pleasure out wf "I
I. duty.
GNI eto save J
tea, eape- (
can atm
t and *p- 1
est. Our A
t'.ng ac- r ~
result as I
beard. L
I Who gets the job? |
SURE,—-you guessed right the first time! Ihe Q
snappy looking chap who. thought it was worth while to 5|
get a clean shave and had enough*confidence in himself X|
to invest in a good looking, new suit is the one who gets 2
lie might not make good. That's up so him. lU'T JJT.'.'Jt S
well dressed and .looking the part gave him a CHANCE, g
—and that's more than any ol the others liaa.
frankly, wearing our Clothes won’t guarantee you sue- 5
cess. But they will assure you a far chance at it, and X
what RI'.AL man asks more? |
Suits $19.75 and up
W. A. OVERCASH
Qoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooopo
LIFE IS ONE GRAND AD
VENTURE X "J
it’s just oftc blow-out after C -v 5
another,” remarked a driver /
who kept his car on the road / \ g
the year around. "But I’ve jIX *a
gotten acquainted with some K
folk- who know how to do real
lets me enjoy my car." This is
CONCORD VULCANIZING ]
COMPANY
FANCY DRY GOODS WOMEN’S WEAR
ai#MtHi»Mßraffiia4a atiti.’iAaiiAAjfi
Poultry Experts in Town j
Mrs. Jessie May nnd Mrs. Clara Pabst are in Concord to make a 9
h' survey of the poultry raised iu this vicinity. I m
I These ladies have made a speoitl study of Poultry Culture, and are B
t prejiared to help p.iiiHry owners ou sueli problems as culUuk. feediug, B
liousing add the general rare of poultry. 9
It is through the courtesy of the Cash Feed Store that this ser- 9
v'ee is free to all otvnffrs of poultry. Phone 122 if they fail to find X
Cash Feed Store |
PHONE 122 SOUTH CHURCH ST. j
REPAIRING STORAGE j
WILLYS-KNIGHT
OVERLAND
FINE MOTOR cXRS
! * SALES AND SERVICE t I
CORL MOTOR CO.
GREASING Phone 830 WASHING |
i mSit lUfr a ll*
WWf ' r wp ri ifw w
SYSTEM OF CIRCULATING HEAT
Pipe »»<1 f<F~y\
Pipeless
Chuckle at your coal bills!
A Caloric Pipeless Furnace ...«. ir-d>
will make your winters happy, " ‘ \ I
comfortable and cozy on less r" i-k
coal. Endorsed by more than If Q (j 1
160,000 satisfied owners. Costs «■ A
little to install. ,
Ask us about it, or phone our * ' .
j Mr. M. L. Eudy. I
F.C.NIBLOCK
.’' ’ 1 -fy ' 'i - - • '’ > « " • - *' ''
(FURNACE AND ROOFING DEPARTMENT)
; ; - ■ T'"
In fast tele**
kstjst r ']M
about these
new O’Coats Jfi
at $35.00
The models—smooth, vcl- •
vety. melting lines, the at \
purr of fascinating style. JXlfo
at its'highest sp«4- ■ •«-< v
Fabrics —luxurious—cultured—mannish —rough surfaced.
Costs —prices ybirWill pay and expect to pay—gladly—
no hesitation—no wondenrtg “if I can do better.'
Truly —a 'departure from the same old thing in Coats — ,
and the arrival of a new era in Overcoat Values. .
Others from £20.00
DON’T MISS THE NEW HOSIERY
HOOVER’S, he.
THE YOUNG MAN’S STORE >
|| """'" Ba^^^aE!i|||| l | Ir M n"—
Forest Hill Cleaning Co.
SEND YOUR
CLOTHES TO
FOREST HILL
818 N. Church Stfcdt |
Poultry ana Pro-1
duce Market Is Active
Sell Now While Someone Wants to bay What You Have to Sell. Tor-
Want-AOWHen, Areln Good Dew-md, and Fresh Rees
We wan?Tm*eysfHons ana Eggs for our THANKSGIVING trade
and will nay you fancy prices. \
Why ‘ BOOT-LEG" .vour PBODUBE when you can sell*it to us,any
day and every day at better prices than you can average by PED
wVare now"paytng you 40 cent* per pound for OUR
price today on Eggs to 60 cents, per down, QtD HENp __ cents, per
Sound and on TURKEYS weighing 10 pounds and over, 30 cents per
pound. We pay cash and. can hdndle *N you ‘tote to seH.
C.H. BARRIER & CO.
' '' ' " ' -'* , ; \
Studebaker and Dodge
Scfct and Service
AUTO SUPPLY & REPAIR CO.
iPhone 888
This Is National
Canned Goods
Week
Stock your pantry with our Fresh '
New Pat* Canned Goods.
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK
Four Large Cans Sliced or 01
Grated Pineapple for ♦ 1 (
Special prices on Canned Vegetables
by the down or ease.
Cabarrus Cash
Grocery Company
Phone 571 We Deliver
CONCORD PRODUCK MARKET
(Corrected Weekly to Cline * ktooat)
Figures named represent pries* paid
for produce on ihs market:
Corn ... -.7#
Sweet Potato** *I.OO
.do
Fean. fMI
Osaatry Ham 46
S* Pototoi' '.‘-’.'.'--'.’-.-‘-L'l’ *tl3
Jriiay, November 12,«,
Paul B. Eaton
Patents end Trade Marks
406 Independence Building
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
, *— •
CONCORD COTTON MARKET
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, IMS
Cottoh —: —f_ .11 3-4
Cotton Seed .30
Don’t Take a
Chance
Alcohol for your radiator
One Dollar a Gallon -
• : .
CLINE’S PHARMACY
Phone 888
iTWIt Wedding Invitations and
announcements on short notice at
Dated*! ttSm?* 1 en * T * **