.THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
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Train No. 44 41 p.
TraU Nu a 10 90 a. BL
Trass Na. JS J p. m.
Trala Na .W-T:Jup a
Trala So. SOM p la
Trala No. 17 a JO a. m.
Trala No. 49140 p. at
Trala No 134 p. m.
TraU Ni 391140 p av
$24.75 Complete Outfits, $24.75
(ampletr Out flu Inrliidinr. Bed. Spring and Mattress $24.75 aod up
Soul horn Ko:no Bed io nil styles ami flnmhe. Whllo. Ivory.
Wnltuito and Miihoiny. Sold us outfli or otd nepamtely. Bed
nro rondo of Stool, vory lictii. tun strung, with 111 bearing casters
i lull novor fail ti work.
Molmiio Piililiiiu Co. Miiitrvwo the KlntrloWti iiimI other well
known brands. All riiiirauieed to niw rrfe-t .tvi-6 or your money
refunded.
Concord Furniture Co.
The Reliable Furniture Store
wuamm po out .
Kalr and iimtlmnil a4d l.inirht and
Knnday.
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LOCAL MENTION
Have You I he New National tiame "I'OI.ITIQl'E"
In your homo? It i iiuensivoly Interesting : teaches geography and
uriihinetic. A thorough, imlrloiir American :iido for old nml young.
Chaner to Keiome President. Kai-h Player is T1. Own Political
Manager
Sent In Your Home or Mailed You on Receipt of $1.50.
ACEXTS WANTED
Politique is played with a pnek of enrds, eneh representing a
Stnlo. un enh rard is iilso n nuuilier representing the electoral
votes that tho Stute hits in n Presidential election.
With inch gnme is a map of the 1 "uitHl States on a folding
board on which one inn keep track of the game and. ly tho use of
liogs, designate the States as carried iy the candidates.
HOME MUTATIONAL CO., Distributors, Plwne No. 3611
ssjaV
New Victor Dance Records!
lSOGft Pinaflago Hoy Bnrgy.
Knice and Knifty Ro.v Bnrgy.
18079 Twos In Hie Month of May International Novelty Orchestra
Chinese Billikens International Novelty Orchestra.
1S!81 I'm Going to Plant Myself in My Old Home Zes Confrey
and Orchestra.
Swanee Smiles Clyde Doerr and Orchestra,
isivr. All Muddlcil Kex Confrey and orchestra.
True Blue Sam Ze?. Confrey and Orchestra.
18080 The World's Waiting For Von Benson Orchestra of Chicago.
Tomorrow .Morning Benson Orchestra of Chicago.
18983 Pack Up Your Sins Paul Whiteman and Orchestra.
Crinoline Days Paul Whiteman and Orchestra.
1808.r Journey's End Paul Whiteman and Orchestra.
When Hearts Are Young Paul Whiteman and Orchestra.
18980 Lost (.v Wonderful Girl I Grant White Way Orchestra.
Where the Bamboo Babies Groky-The Virginians.
18004 I' inThrmigh Benson Orchestra of Chicago.
Open Your Arms ez Confrey and Orchestra.
18003 Who Cares Great White Way Orchestra.
Time Will Tell Great White Way Orchestra.
18088 Until My Lucy Comes Along Paul Whiteman and Orchestra.
Just Like a Doll Paul Whiteman and orchestra.
18996 Thru' the Night The Serenaders.
Red Moon The Serenaders.
BELL & HARRIS Music Department
CONCORD COTTON MARKET.
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 17, 1923.
Cotton .28
Cotton Seed .72
Cotton on the local market today is
quoted at 20 cent -t pound: cotton
se.il ni T2 cents per liushel.
. Marriage license was Issued Friday
by Holster of Deeds EIHoit to Hard
8. Fraley. of Stanly, and Miss Anna
E. Ritchie, of Cabarra.
Eight new rases of whooping gli
were reported to the county health de
partment Friday afternoon. This was
i quite a drop from the 26 new esse r -
porteit inursaay anrrnoon.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First
Pi-esliyierinn Church will meet Mon
day afternoon at 3:30 in the church
lirlor. All menilter are urged to la'
present, as the election of officers for
the following year will lake dace.
The condition of Mr. J. Harvey Dor
ton, who is undergoing treatment in
a Charlotte hospital, continues to Im
prove, according to relatives hero. Mr.
Morton's condition has shown im
provement daily s noe I he first of the
wool;
The colored teachers of the county
are meeting at the court house today.
Miss Mary King made the principal
address at the meetiug. discussing
"Primary M: thuds." Next Saturday
the white teachers wil' meet in the
court house.
At 7 :30 o'clock tonight a protracted
meeting will begin on Kerr Street in
the building known as the Nash store,
cnnilncted by Rev. H. 3. Crnhlree. of
Durham, of flic ApostolV Evangelist
Church. Tho meetings will continue
through all of next week, every even
ing ai 7 :30 o'clock.
Work on the county. roads Is being
resumed again now. one road ofliciul
stated tlrs morning. The roads nave
dried sufficiently for work, this man
stated, and tlv chain zatis hands are
beine used in different parts oi trie
county. The work was held up for
soni" time by tho recent rains.
SOMKBODY OUT OP
THESE THOUSANDS WILL
BUY WHAT YOU HAVE TO SELL
That many people read The Tribune rrery evening: that
they don't Just siclpi through it they alt down with It after
supper when they have lots of time and they really read it.
four want ad. will surely be seen by quite a lot of people
alio want just what you hare io sell. The Tribune moat ha
mod at sidling such thinga or so many people wouldn't uae
Tribune For Sal Want Ada.
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You an aell anything through Want Ads. If yon select
he right paper. The Tribune is the paper must Concord pen
;la rend
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PENNY COLUMN
Colored Man Wanted Io Qualify Fori
sleeping cat and train porters. Ex
perience unnecessary. Trnnsporta-I
lion fnrtiish.M Wrile T Mi-t"nflVev
Sunt.. St. LonK 17-li.u." i I.ivemuishf
near Mt. Olive Church, No. 8 town
ship. J. D. Benver, Knnnapolls.
l-3t-p.
Yes. We , Have it the
good kind. Purity Market. Phone
UK, l-2t-D.
Men Wanted For Detective Work. Ex-!
nerienee lUiiiivossnrv. Wrile J. Cii-i
nor. former Gov't' Detective. Si A-Aute Parts and Salvage Co., Fur-
l.ouis. 17-lt-p. : nlah promptly, new and reclaimed
lmrts ut saving of 25 to 60 wr cent,
Address P. O. Box 407, Charlotte,
N. C. 2-28-t-e.
Wanted Rags, Rags. Rags, Honest
house rags free from rubber goods,
window shades and corsets. Chas.
II. Foil. 15-3t-p.
Salesmen Sell Sideline Kling Kloce
I luiincts; Now sold by ."i.OOO deal
ers: Big commission, option agents'
johliiug proiosition ; large profits.
Write imbiiilintoly. Nnmeo PriHl
ucts Corp., lil Wi'st 22nd St. New
York. 17-lt-p.
Women Representatives Wanted to In- j Want Rubber Boots Shoes Inner
troduc l'riseilla Dress Fabrics. I tidies, lead, bahbit. copts-r. nil kinds
undorwenr. hosiery, dry goods, etc. of metal: nnythmg worth willy,
lieliable Una. Hoautiful samples. I Chas. 11. Foil. 19-Ut-O.
instructions furnished. Easy, ideas-i 1
ant work.. Good pay. Write Pity-. Wanted Fifty Apple Barrels. Anj'-
rbfirlea, Cn.. I renlon. .. .1. j thing worth while. Chas. 11. Foil.
17-lt-p. I 13-ot-p.
, Get Direct Connection With Man at the. Phonographs! The New 1 '-a the. Best
Country Han,- Well Cured and Trim-
mod. Dore-Ilost Co. 17-ll-p.
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Dr. H. ft. Foster, who is conducting
the school dental clinic, wk 1 move to
the White Hall School Monday.. He
will lie there Mondav and Tuesday.
.Wednesday bte will be at the Hais
burg school and on Tlntrsdiiy. Friday
and Saturday he will lie al the
Roberta schoo'. Today he completed : Fat Hens Dressed or
mines and
Write today
ex)S'rience. I
New Mexico.
benefit accordindry.
riving details imsiness
M. Garrison, Bavard.
17-lt-p.
of all. Plnys all words. No neiKlle
change. Prices moderate. Terms
easy. Call antl sec and hear. Kidd
Frlx Music & Stationery Co., Opp.
Court House. 13-fir-c.
Whooping Cough,
Coughs, Colds,
Croup
Are Quickly Relieved By
CREO-PINUS
The Wonderful New Cough
Remedy
For Sale By
Pearl Drug Co.
CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
Corrected Weekly by Cllne & Moose.
Figaros named represent prices paid
for produce on the market :
Eggs .30 to .35
Butter SO
Country Ham 55
Country Shoulder .18
Country Sides .15
Young Chickens "50
Hens , .18
Turkeys 55 to JO
Lard .12 1-2
Sweet Potatoes .75
Irish Potatoes .75
Onions W.75
Peas il.BO
Corn .95 to 1.00
5-tf.
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Dr. J. A. Shauers
CHIROPRACTOR
Maness Bldg. Phone 0O
Maid in Attendance for
Plants d
Trees
We have a full and complete
stock of Fruit Trees, Vines,
Plants, et., to offer the planters
of Concord and Cabarrus county.
Year old peach trees $12.50 hun
dred. We have apple, pear,
plum, damson and other kinds of
trees and plants at minimum pric
es. Norway maples, Teas Um
brellas, rose bushes, budded pe
cans, evergreens, etc. Plant now.
The best season of the entire
year.
CROWELL S PLANT FARM
his work at the H irtsoll mill school.
It is probab c that Will Bray, negro
charged with shooting Jesse Hasty,
another negro last Sunday, and in
flict ng wounds which proved fatal,
will be given a preliminary hearing
here next Wednesday. Bray nas oe:n
advised by his attorney to make no
statement concerning the affair, and
local police officers will give out none
of the information they htiva on the'
case.
Oscar Overcash driver of the car
which struck Mr. Charles A. Ssfrit in
China Grove Thursday night, indict
ing fatal wounds, has been freed by
the cornoner of Rowan county, ac
cording to Salisbury reports. It is de
clared in the reports that the coroner
made a full investigation and decided
that the accident was unavoidable.
The accident occurred Thursday night
about 5:40 o'clock just as Mr. 8afrit
stepped from behind a ear In which
he had been riding. , '
The backbone of the cold wav? has
been broken, weather experts declare,
and we may now expect warmer
weather The storm whfeh has been
raging over the west and northwest,
carrying with it the lowest tempera
tures of the season, has been broken,
and ih's section, which has felt the
effects of the tail of the storm, will
benefit from the change In the
weather. The temperature was low
hem again this morning, but not so
(aw as it was Friday.
Concord people wfio have attended
sessions of the Thomas trial in Salis
bury are divided as to aentiment in
that city. About half of the people de
clare Thomas will be acquitted : just
as many are positive that be will be
found guilty of second- degree murder
at least. Whil- the court bouse in
Salisbury has beep packed at each
session tf the trial. Concord people de
clare the great Interest shown In the
case here is not .evident in Salisbury,
poiutia out that many of the specta
tor are from this city and Kannanot's.
The barn of Mr. W. B. Black, of No.
10 township, was burned mat Thurs
day morning. The fire was discovered
about nine o'clock sad the flames
quickly spread, as there was no way
to tight the Ore, and no one was at
home except Mrs. Black and the chil
dren. In the barn was stored several
hundred dollars worth of corn and
roughness and one calf which was
burned. Mrs. Black succeeded Id get
ting three horses out of the barn. Mr.
Black bad about three hundred dol
lar Insurance on the barn, and this
will reduce his loss to about $1,000.
Lost Automobile License Tag No.
T ll-HS. Rnun to Tribune OmUlee.
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Alive. Purity
10-Jt-p.
For Moving Van Call MS. H. O. Cook.
12-tit-p.
Market, rhui.e li
Tailoring Opening
Mr. J Harry AeenbergCr, representing Sehlose Bros.
8c Co , will he here Thunoav, Friday and Saturday of this
week to give a spring and summer Tailoring opening.
' Srhlosft Bros, ft Co.. will haye woolens from all ol the
leading demotic mills as well as nrasry imported woolens,
in their line.
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All of these woolens arc winners, and you won't regret
giving us a call to see what they will wear for the coming
Spring season.
Wc will be glad to have you pay us a visit to inspect
this Tailoring line without any obligation whatever to'buy.
HOOVER'S, Inc.
The Young Man's Store.
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For Sale .Stove Wood Already Cut
Also Cord wood. Cull Ban. Ir. t
Cook. 12-0t-p.
No Hunting With Gun on My Land. W
rrr rr-r: rr-z 1 l. Morris. Nov. zvto Feb. m
Hummers at 2ic. Ritrlne Hardware , 1
CO. i l(i-2t-p. M4SAMIC KOTII'li'
Clerks For Postol -Mail ami Govern- SpPcllll cmmmmkatton of Stokes
incut Departments. 120-133 month- ; IHlKp Xo 3o A y 4 a. M., on Mon
ly. Experience unnecessary. For dflT pvoufu(, Kelirnarv loth, nt 7::l
free list positions now open, write 0v1(M.k KUllri). Work l the Third
'.I. Davis (former Civil Service fit degree. All Master Masons are ex
aminer) '-'77 Fleming Bldg., W ash- : twl t Mttemi. By order of the W.
ington. D. C. 1(i-3t-p. g
AV. LEE WATSON. Secretary.
Let l's Repair Your Radiators. Motor
& Tire Service Co.
lfo4t-chg.
A Small Leak Soon Becomes a Large
leak. Let us fix your radiator. Mo
tor & Tiro "Service Co. KMt-ehg.
For a Nice Steak, Beef or Veal, Roast,
liver and livermush, bruins, fish and
f oysters, iiork sausage, or country
eggs. Ditnsed bens..
Purity Market.
Phone 136.
llJ-2t-p.
Barbed Wire at Ritchie Hardware Co
Phone 117. lC-2t-p.
Nails and Wire at Ritchie Hardware
Co. lfi-2t-p.
Leaking Radiator Hot Motor No
need of either. Motor & Tire Ser
vice Co. lfi-4t-chg.
Speckled Trout Fish.
HWt-p.
Death of Clyde Ritchie.
Clyde O. Ritchie, son of Mr,, and
Mrs. Luther Ritchie, of this county,
died in Asheville on Friday evening
at ft o'clock, after an illness of about
two years.
Mr. Ritchie, who wag in his thir
tieth year, was a young man of un
usual promise, and had a large circle
of friends. He was a graduate of
the Collegiate Institute, and held a
diploma from Roanoke College, Salem,
Virginia. He was married several
years ago to Miss Mary Edith Still
mun, of Ohio, who with one son sur
vives? The body has lieen' slipped to his
former home here, and funeral ser-
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.linn win oe nciu it i jumilll i nitsiuii nt
Purity Market - o'clock on Sunday afternoon.
Increase
Ride the Coaeerd-Kannapolix White
bus line. Buy tickets and save
money. Denny and Walter, 10-0t-p.
Mail Boxes. Ritchie Hardware Com
pany. Phonjr 117. l-2t-p.
Iceberg Ml tire. Green Beans and To
matoes. C. M. Sappeurleld. Phone
838. 'Tm l-2t-p.
For Sale Car of Mules. Must Be Sold
at once. Will sell or trade. Now
is the time to buy. Ben F. Teeter,
Harrisburg. 16-4t-p.
X-ray Saves Cheese.
New York, Feb. 16.- The auccess of
the Swiss cheese industry of America
has lien snv d by the X-ray.
The great problem of the Industry,
according to Professor W. F. Whlt
more. of Brooklyn Polytechrlc In.rtl-
tute, was: ,
"How can It be determined, without
Phone Your Meat Orders to 125. Pur
ity Market; ltl-2t-n.
In
Banking Resources in
State. '
Raleigh, Feb. 16. With, a net in
crease of over $21,000,000 in the re
sources of state banks during the
period between December 31, 1921,
and December 29, 1922, the banking
department of the state corporation
commission estimates that the total
banking resources, state and nation
al banks in North Carolina, have in
creased more than $41,000,000 during
the same -tier iod.
The total resources of state banks
and trust companies at the close of
business December 29, 1922, accord
ing to the statement made public to
day, wen? $2ft4, 623,024. 26. represent
ine An Increase since October 31. 1S13.
Auto Radiators tor Sale Nash. Page, I ot n3,622,494.90. which Increase is
"po, Oakland. Chevrolet, rora itself virtual' v double the total re
SiUiO and up. Radiator repair . sources in 1913.
work a specialty. satisfaction i
guaranteed. All we ask Is a trial.
Carolina .vuto Radiator Co.. :. O.
Bost. proprietor. Phone rrd7.. 201
Backbone of Cold Ware is Broken.
Chicago. Feb. 16. With the Dack
bone ot the cold warn broken, the
West 3rd Street, Charlotte, N. C. upper Mississippi valley and the
10,-ttt-p. I northwest today made further prog-
" ' ' . ; rest in recovering; from the blizzard
The Keliabie Shoe Hospital Has Pur- which paralysed trans-continental
chased the stock of Sol s Style Shop trans portat on. demoUshed telephone
and will nioveinto their new quar- ud 1i;.iefrapn itnes and cut off many
ters on or about March 1st The communities. Continued cod weather
entire stock of Sol s Style Shop In- WM predicted today for the remainder
clndlng Disaes, Coats, 8ulta, Furs, ((f tbl, WMk bu tnlg wa accompanied
etc., was ptaceil on sale Satm-:by falr weilthCr signals.
day morula. 2-tf-c. xrn service In the northwest
Na Need Par Leaking Radiators, Cob- "P,dlr waumlngA normal to
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in n Ulilin III, III. IIA)P-I , .,U'., (,,
work saves them. We hnvb an ex
pert Kioto Tire Service Co.
10-4t-ohg. . J
Car Land Win and Nails at Ritchie's.
10-2t-p.
malnlng in the northwest, keeping
temperature readings from 10 to 0
degrees below zero.
Rofly Res brae GorernnrsMp.
Washington, Feb. 16. The resigna
tion of F. Mont Belly as governor of
cutting open the cheese, when ih,you iilll Be Pleased With Our Selec
holes aie proper size? , of caWa lBU boiled hnms. Porto Rico was received at the White
SC eatlstS made an X-raV ohOtO- I l.t,., u... Hmu Mrlv thl v.nln hilt nn n.
, , - . , utHiBinm hkwi auu T. ... IM . M, - - ' " V. --
ed on the negatives as distinct dark -
spots. For
See the Splendid Line of
Silk Hose as well as Latest
Styles in Hats at
SPECIALTY HAT SHOP
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in "m mm m mm 11 L
ml
More Milk
LJALF a gallon more milk from each cow
every day, will more than pay your
feed bill.
Ski 1 . . k. . i .
lxtcoxiy evetv WW uwnti jjcu uiai uivicaoe
with Purina Cow Chow.
It costs about a dollar a month more to
feed Cow Chow, but that difference is
more than made up in the first week. The
rest of the month you get
your extra milk for nothing,
reed out of the Checker
board Bag and you will
get more milk.
Sold in Checkerboard Bags Only
SANITARY GROCERY CO.
Phone 686
Just received supply of Pocahon
tas Lump Coal for furnace.
A. B. POUNDS
Phone 244
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See Our 60c Window
PICTURE FRAMES
Value $1.00 to $2.50
60c CH
We C. ConreU
Co.
Jewelry
The OU Reliable
Watch Work and Jewesrt
ajssJn
C5
Rent iimi Two Horse Karm, that it would be accepted. in tat THa mNirr column rrrAYs
rt c?
uaoarrus Q&vm
Bank