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Concord Furniture Co. j
The Reliable Furniture Store
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{* The Cup That Cheers
A '' 1S a bracing <up of tea. coffee or cocoa.
j with some solid food, to cheer the inner
1 | • best tea, coffee and cocoa, all with an
V CAROLINA CAFE
I Special Sunday Dinner
NEW VICTOR RECORDS
19168 —Memory's Silver Lining __ _.._..._ Vernon Dalberl
Memories of Virginia IVerless Quartet
19104—0 h (lee. I'm In Love Gaiber-Davis Oreliestra
First, Last and Always (Jarber-Davis Orchestra
19109—An Orange drove in California ... Whiteman and Orchestra
Dancing Honeymoon ... Whiteman, ami Orchestra
19170—I've dot a Song For Sale Memphis Five
Tin Roof Blues
19120—Italians in Algiers tl’art It Symphony Orchestra
Italians in Adgiers (Part II) ...... ... Symphony Orchestra
9.13 La Serenata .' Geraldine Farrar
Madrigal Geraldine Farrar
948 Rigoletto Miguel Fleta
Puritan!* ... Miguel Fleta
191.14 —Complainin' Kddie Hunter
1 dot Kddie Hunter
19157—Strutt in' Bines Rosa Henderson
Low-1 town Papa Rosa Henderson
19,10—Keep Yourself Together Lizzie Miles
I Don't Lei No Man Worry Me Lizzie Miles
191oi)—Lovo Me Gertrude Saunders
Potomac River Blues Gertrude Saunders
OFT ONCE A WEEK—FRIDAY
BELL & HARRIS Music Department
TIRES’ TIRES! TIRES!
Just Received New Ship ment of Holyoke and Gotham Tires
We have absolutely got the best tire that we have ever sold. We
are not merely taking a saltNman’s word for this statement. We have
tested and proven to ourselves that the Holyoke and Gotham tires will
stand a tost with any tire on the market today. They are not Cheap
Tires. They are barfd made and every ounce of cotton in them is long
staple cotton. The rubber and frietion stock is the very best ands it is
properly cured. You will agree with us when you try a set of these
tires. As a speeial induetment to you on these tires we are going to
offer them for a limited time only at 1# per cent, below our regular re
tail price which is astonishingly low for these high grade tires. Put a
set on your car and test them with any tire on the market. They are
guaranteed for 6,tXX) and 10,000 miles of good service. All we ask is
that you try one set.
OUR AI TO LAUNDRY IS THE BEST
CENTRAL FILLING STATION
PHONE 700
Sportsmen’s
Headquarters
\ y Lovers of the great outdoors will find
% y m our stock of sporting goods unusually
\ y[J complete. One of the world famous
Mj! lines we carry is ,
V /
Akr~\ ammunition
/m AN.s—- Nothing has ever approached the
IM consistent accuracy of Western shot
\\ gun shells and rifle and revolver car
ffa tridges. No other ammunition has
ever won such a smashing string of
\\ championships, First choice of the
world’s crack shots, Western
e, ” Cartridge Company Ammunition is
faL typical of all our lines of sporting
13? goods —winners every one.
j
Ritchie Hardware Co.
tHE CONCORD bAILY TRIBUNE
The Concord Daily Tribune
TIME* OF CLOSING OF MAILS
i! The time of the closing of mails at
j{ the Concord pcetoffiee Is as follows:
Northbound.
3 Train No. 136—11 p w.
■I Train No. 34—4 XX) p. in.
■jj Train Xo. 30—10:00 a m.
!!j Train No. 12—6:30 am.
jj Train No. 38—8:00 p. m.
|i Tralp No. 30—11 p. m.
is | Southbound.
II Train No. 37 —0:30 a. m.
|! Train No. 46—4:00 p. m.
||i Train No. 135—8:30 p. m.
) i Train No. 2#—11:00 p. m.
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LOCAL MENTION
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1 Bern to Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Ross, f
I Charlotte. November 15th. a son. I
| Cotton on the local market today is
! quoted at 32 cents per pound: cotton
| seed at 72 cents per bushel.
I Mr. .T„ C. Kiser, of No. 10 township,J
| brought to this office Friday a turnip
j of his raising which weighed 3 1-2
[ pounds.
I Misses G’enna Cline and Wilma Bar-:
; rier have accepted position's with the
l Parks-Bclk Company. They have «)-
j ready begun their duties.
i' One case cf chicken pox and ope case l
I' "“I dipthcria were rejtorled to ibe rout!-.
!,<y health department Friday, according
.to a report, issued by the department. 1
The regular monthly meeting of the
I Citizenship department of the Woman's
I Club will bo held at the Y. M. C A.
Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Miss Annie Ridenhom- lias accepted I
a position with F.fird's. Site began her
duties with the company this morning
and will he employed in the ready to-j
wear department.
The front of the f’iediaon! Theater is
being repainted arid changes. In addi-!
tiqn to the painting the decorations on I
the front of the movie house also arc j
to be changed and some of them re
placed by new ones.
The I'. (). S. of A. of St. John's, will j
have an oyster supper on the afternoon |
of Thanksgiving Day, beginning at 4j
o clock, l'his is to be a social meeting >
for the members only, and all members I
arc expected ti> be present.
The condition of Mr. .1. T. Fisher,
who has been confined to bis home for j
several days on account of illness, r*
reported today as improved. He is <iil: ;
tumble to resume his p isition .with the '-j
Ihtrks-Bo’k Company, however.
No improvement is reported today iiJ!
the condition of "Uncle Jcc" White; 1
who has been confined to his home ft-’]
several weeks with an attack of asthma, u
He rooms a* rile home of Mrs. 1.. I*.; 1
Davis on West Corbin Street.
I Marriage licenses were issued Friday ;
) by Register of Deeds kiliott to tip' f.J- j
Mowing eoup'es: Charles L. Miller, of I
; j Concord and Miss Flora Cook, of Kaaj
II mipoiix ; Thonnts Elwood, of Geirge-j
l ville. and Miss Minnie Hough, of Host
! Mill.
Four defendants paid 805 in fines in *
[ recorder's court Friday. One man paid;
| .825 for having liquor: another paid s2l)
| for an assault) on a female: another!
| was tined $5 for cutting a corner: and
1 another was fined 815 for being in- i
| toxica ted
| Chief 1,. A. Talbirt of the Concord ,
[ police department, entered a Charhdte j
hospital Friday for treatment. It is
• probable that Chief Talbirt will under-1
1 go an operation sometime today or to
morrow. the time of the operation !o
j be determined by bis condition.
Mrs. C. \V. Byrd and Mrs. W. M.
Sherrill played their match in the
.Country Club Go's tournament Friday.
Mrs. Byrd winning. Several other
matches are being played this afternoon
by women, and in addition there are
1 several matches being played between
men.
The many friends of Mrs. Laura Gra
ham will regret to learn that she is
seriously ill now at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Fisher, with whom she
lives. Mrs. Graham has been ill for
some time and her condition became so
critical Friday that little hope is enter
, tained for her recovery.
Chief interest in North Carolina foot
ball today centers in the Davidson-Cnro
lina game at Chapel Hill. The Davidson
team is badly crippled and Carolina
probably will score as many points as
she desires. Other State games are be
tween Wake Forest and Elon; State
and Mary'nnd: and Guilford and Wof
ford. The’ biggest game in the east is the
Yale-Prineetion clash.
Following the program adopted some
time ago, the Y. M. C. A. will tonight
begin the free movie program which will
be followed probably throughout the
winter- The movies have been secured
with the view to pleasing everyone, and
they will be shown absolutely free of
charge. The program will begin at 7:30
o’clock and members and friends of the
Y are invited to attend.
If Kentucky is favored with fair
weather today the biggest horse race
Rince the Zev-Papyrus meet *will be
staged there when Zev and In
Momorium meet. The race will be a
special one to determine which is the
faster horse, la Memoriam having won
from Zev recently in a race in which
other horses were entered. If it rains
the race will be called off.
The special school tax election, to de
termine whether or not the people of
Cabarrus County want to give their
children ii modern system of high
schools, will be held •in Tuesday. No
vember 20th. The registration books
jlosed last Saturday, and all persons
who registered must vote if they want
to get the schools. All regixtottions will
count against the tax unless a vote is
east, so those persons who registered
and want to give the chi’dren better
schools must go to the polls on Tues
day and vote. f
Burglars in Peru, when about to enter
a house, supply themselves with a sponge
and a bucket of water. With the sponge
they moisten the mud-covered domicile,
and the thin coating is easily dissolved.
Then they readily out through the thin
framework, and make a hole large
enough to pass through.
STom
Sims
say®
j St. I,ouis burglar posing as plumber
| was caught, perhaps because he forgot
t to forge) his tools.
| lightning L so contrary. In Can
i ada it went to the trouble of striking
twice in the same place.
Cowboys wrestled wild cows at u New
York rodeo. • We wrestled a wild steak
in New Y’ork once:
j Falling in love or making a pile of
moitey doesn't leave very much time for
1 doing anything else.
We would hate to be a detective, j
| Tligy go down to the office every morn-'
! ing ami get puzzled.
Chicago couple el >ped in an airplane.
Thai’s the way these da\<s. They fly
iiiglt at first.
Nebraska scientists claim they have
found another lost race. ion can get
plenty at a race track.
I California professor claims college
j girls are cnVe women, but he may be
I judging by their clothes,
t What eotild he worse than teaching
. irr* a gill's.;school where they answer
I ties ions with ' Ueeause?”
! New Y'ork w naan voted twice in ,oile
election. And they said women couldn't
learn politics.
! Scientistn ate digging up strange thick
skulls ift California. Is it another
movie scandalV
There may-he nothing wrong with the
rial situation, hat you tv .n't need a fan
to keep cool.
j Some seem to think peace in Europe
will take French leave.
News from London. Wife really hit
her husband with a rolling pin. .It's
I a nice old English custom.
I Chicago man InirnctF his home by
j throwing' a lamp at his wife. How
I quaint and old-fashioned.
SAN-TON RUBBER GOODS
\
Fine Quality Rubber
Seamless Construction
Non-kinking sUqqier chain
Fine workmanship.
Ecomjmy and convenience.
The San Tox Co. says: "Un
qualified two-year guarantee en
ables yon to satisfy every custo
mer." 1
Clines Pharmacy
PHONE 333
•S I ’
We Have the follow
ing Cars For
Sale or Exchange:
One Ford Touring
One Ford Roadster
One Ford Racer
;One Chevrolet Tour
| ing ’
One Oakland Tour-
I ing I
One Buick Six Tour
: ing
STANDARD buick
COMPANY
I
Opposite City Fire Dept
Turkey in the straw; Haw! Haw! Haw!
Turkey in the Coop; Whoop! Whoop! Whoop!
Turkey in the—Where? Here! Here! Here!
Turkey in the—Store? Shore! Shore! Shore!
Turkey in the Pot! Trot! Trot! Trot!
Turkey in the Platter—Chatter Chatter! Chatter!
Turkey in the sunshine. Turkey iu the rain, I
.1 ust call "68” if you have turkey -on your brain. / ,
W« are the largest Turkey Poultry and Produce Dealers in the
city. If. you have Turkeys To sell'see us.
If you want to buy Turkeys place your order with us.
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C. H. BARRIER & CO.
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VISIT THE SCIENTIFIC PALMIST
MADAME ALLEN
If you are unhappy, discouraged, unsuccessful in doubt, or trouble, this
wonderful palmist can positively change your condition, many who were
on the brink of uncertainty, today are resting eakily in the lsp of luxnry
by acting on/her advice.
TO THOSE UNHAPPY AND DISCONTENTED—if you are separat
ed from tbs one you love or in trouble from any cause consult her
NOW. Would you like to marry quickly? Have you any trouble over
any affair in life?
Do you want pore success? Ifso you need her advice, she not only tails
you of yftnr troubles but bow to overtime them. No quaatlon asked,
she will tall you all. There is no home so dreary and sad, no life so
wicked ok blighted, no heart so sad and lonely, no condition or circum
stance to complicated or incomprehensible that can’t be set right and
kept rigbt after a visit to her, common sense says go and partake of
these advantages and in after years you will be spared tbe saddest of
words •'lt might hath been.” Private room for colored people.
Office Hoar* ; 10 a. m. to 0:30 p. m.
m Wat Depot Street, Duaeobery House \
■u .:r
■ Kingan, Wilson. Armour and
Hampshire Hams—get them while
they are fresh.
.Inst received fresh Porcelain.
White House Flour—also Imper
ial Self Rising.
Dove-Bost Co.
Where Quality Reigns
Supreme
Batteries
Recharged
Cars Repaired
Experienced
Mechanics
All Work
( jvi a ran teed
Reasonable
Charges
Bollinger
Motor Co.
Forest Hill
VENETIAN HAND CREAM
Is splendid for the hands as they
require protection as well as the
fare, being constantly in contact
with roughening or irritatiug sub
stances. Venetian Hand Cream
used after, each washing with June
Geranium Soap overcomes the
harmful effects of germs and other
impurities. Hand Cream used m
conjunction, with Bleachine Cream
keeps the hands smooth, plump
and white. Hand Cream is also
recommended for men as i tis
found delightfully soothing aft-r
shaving. Price SI.OO.
Gibson Drug Store
Fresh Shipment Salt
Mackerel Only 10c
Each
Quart Jar Sweet Mixed or Sour Pickles,
nice and crisp 40c
No. 3 cau Roast Beef, only 3§o
3 cans for SIOO
Fresh shipment Notional Biscuit Com
pany’s Sotiu or Saltine Crackers. Cheats
by tlie box. oto 7 pounds iter box.
Fresh shipment fish aud oysters each
day this week.
CABARRUS CASH
GROCERY CO.
Phone 571 W
Attention Veterans.
The time is here for payment of our
Camp dues, 15 cents per capital. Please
pay same to the undersigned or to G.
M. Lore, treasurer.
H. B. PARKS, Com.
Camp 212 U. C. V.
Adding Machine Paper, 20 Carts a
Roll, 3 for 50 cents, St Times-Trib
nne Office.
©OHIILjOSS. BALTiMWRJE CLOTKES .ifij
Style and Service with Grace and
Beauty
.Have been embodied in the “Clothes Beautiful.” We
are proud of these clothes' and when vou have examined
the fabrics and tried on the New Models you will under
stand why.
HOOVER’S Inc.
THE YOUNG MEN’S STORE
STOCKINGS!
All sizes and different ’colors to match the combina
tion Shoes.
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SPECIALTY HAT SHOP
C O AL
Order a ton of my Best Jellico Double Screened Coal—
it will please.
A. B. POUNDS
Coal of Quality
“Qualify Store”
s
Give us your order for Fresh Country Butter and
Eggs and Farm Vegetables.
Orchard Produce Company
pfc#ne Successor to L. E. Roger
If 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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Motor & Tire Service Co.
CONCORD PRODUCE’ MARKET 1
(Corrected Weekly by Cliae A Moose. >
Figures named represent priced paid
for produce on the market:
Beg* 50
Butt&r 35
I Country Bam .25 to .80
Country Shoulder 45
I Country Sides 45
Young chickens 25
Hene 48
Sweet Potatoes 91.00
s '* Saturday, Noyetnber 17, 1923
Irish Potatoes 91.00
i >l,ion * f 1.25
£* a8 sl*s
CONCORD COTTON MARKHT
SATURDAY, 1 NOVEMBER 17. IMS
Cotton 32
Cotton seed ....' .< ....... .72
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of The Times aud Tribune to hare one.
Come in snd. get i*. «-ts.