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The one-piece suit Is perfectly
plain. It has two pockets and a
tiny round collar and is cut on the
simplest pattern, one that is war*
ranted to stand wear and tear,
which Is the necessary result of
being worn by a small boy. The
two-piece suit is good for every day
but it may be also a dress-up suit
if it is made in a dress-up cloth.
It has a loose blouse version of th«
sailor suit.
Celebrates 15th Birthday Anniversary.
Miss Ethel da I.ineberger celebrated her
15th birthday anniversary Monday eve
ning. November 26th. by entertaining
about twenty of her friends at her home
on South Spring street. Numerous
games and dancing were enjoyed through
out the evening, after which the gnests
were invited into'the dining room by Mrs.
I.ineberger. where hot chocolate, crack
ers and cake were served.
The following enjoyed Miss I.iueber
ger's hospitality: Misses Mary Mcl.ellan,
Helen and Evelyn (ioodman, Mary E.
Davis, Virginia Moser, Znla Petrea. Ethel
(laskel, Bessie Griffin; Messrs. Robert
»Oline Jason Gaskei. Jay Shive, Wilson
well, Kenneth Gnodntnn. Reece Rostian.
Miles Jones. Dowd Shinu. Dee Witt Rost
and Jit I.ineberger.
Concord Pastor Remembered.
Rev. -J. Frank Armstrong, of Forest
-Hill, asks us to express for him and his
family their sincere appreciation of a
number of good things which their friends
brought ,or sent to them for Thanksgiv
ing. A hundred weight of Bon-Ton
flour was found on the back porch of
the parsonage Wednesday night with
absolutely nothing fo' identify the big,
thoughtful heart that sent it. A most
dependable “staff” on which to lean,
nevertheless.
A Missionary Society to Meet.
The Woman’s Missionary Society of
New Gilead Church will render a thank
offering program on Sunday eveuing at
7 o'clock by rendering the piny, “Broken
Bridges.” No ndmission fee will be
charged and the general public is in
vited.
The International Typographical Union
was founded in 1852.
CROUP
For Spasmodic Croup rub
Vicks over the throat and
chest until the difficult
breathing is relieved—
then cover with a warm
flannel doth.
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PERSONALS.
Miss Helen Linker, of Charlotte! is
spending the week-end in the city with
her parents.
Mr. Ed. Misenheimer and son, Frank,
were among those who attended the foot
ball game at Chapel Hill Thnrsday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duach, of Nor
folk. Va„ are spending several days here
with Mr. D. B. Coltrane. father of Mrs.
Dusch. •
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Mr. and Mrs. Cu E. Love, of Brevard,
spent Thanksgiving in Kannapolis with
Mr. and Mrs. J. <3. Lowe.
' Mr. and Mrs. .T. A. Kennett, who were
married in High Point Thursday, ar
rived in Concord Friday. They are
at home at Mr. Kennett’a house on
Grove Street.
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Mrs. J. F. Dayvault spent Thanksgiv
ing Day in Rock Hill. S. C., with <hc*
•laughter, Miss Elizabeth Dayvault. stu
dent at Wiuthrop College.
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Prof. J. B. Robertson is spending sev
eral dajs in Alatoance county with home
folks. :li '
Miss Elizabeth Maeey and Miss Mary
MacLaughlin are spending the day in
Charlotte with friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. B. Long and Mr.
nnd Mrs. J. C. Wiileford spent Thurs
day in Greensboro, visiting their daugh
ters, who are students at Greensboro
College wor Women.
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Mr. and Airs. J. R. Womble. Misses
Alary and Adeline .Morrison. Air. and
Arrs. R. D. Maness and Airs. Gales Pick
ard went to Charlotte Friday evening
to attend the concert given bv Alis* Rosa
Ponselle.
Ajiss Annis Smooth has returned front
a visit of several days to her sister. Aliss
Alary Donnell Smoot at N. c. W She
was accompanied home by Aliss Mildred
Sammons, of Goldsboro," who spent Thnrs
day in Concord ns her guest.
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Aliss Schrock. who taught in the Con
cord schools last year, and who this year
|is a member of the faculty of .the Sal
isbury schools, is the guest here of Aliss
.Martha Caldwell.
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Airs. J. E. Morgan, of Cleveland. N. C„
is the gust here of her daughter, Airs!
C. A. Meis.
Miss Idelle nnd Mr. "Henry Townsend
spent Thanksgiving with Air. H. D
Townsend, of Lexington. They accom
panied Air. and Airs. Townsend to Chap
el Hill for the football game Thursday.
Air. and Mrs. Lee Roy Gates and their
little daughter. Clara Louise, of Dur
ham. arc spending the week-end with Mr.
ajHl.>Us. K. F v .LVl ej . at w N. Church
King’s Daughters to Meet.
The Concord chapter of King’s Daugh
ters will meet Alondny evening nt 7
o'clock with Aliss Ala.v White, at her
home on Franklin Avenue.
Tanenhaus Store Employes Feast.
Charlotte News.
M. S. Yaehelson, manager of Tanen
haus Stores. 205 East Trade street, will
entertain the store employes at dinner
Wednesday night at the Selw.vn. This
is an annual affair of this store. In ad
dition to discussions of business connect
ed with the operation of the store by the
department heads a feature program will
be carried out. Mr. Yaclielsou will be
toastmaster.
Did you ever hoj»e to visit Hollywood
to see how the movies are mnde? There
will be a little demonstration nt the Stat
on Saturday when a director will tell
you all about, it and show, you how it is
actually lone. Eula Purvis, besides her
appearance in the test, possesses a pleas
ing mezzo-soprano voice and will render
several selections. Special "music. “Mid
night Alarm," and a Harold Lloyd com
edy.—Advertisement.
A woman judge sits on the supreme
bench in the Mexican state .of San
Luis.
SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE
AND ACREAGE ON SOUTH UNION.
By virtue of an order of J. B. Mc-
Allister, Clerk of the Superior Court of
Cabarrus County, N. C., mads in a Spe
cial Proceeding brought by Nmnie B.
Brown, Margaret C. D. Calloway and
husband, H. W. Calloway, Mollie S.
Brown, and H. AV. Calloway and Mollie
S. Brown, Executors of O. W. Brown
deceased, Ex Parte, I will, at 12 o’clock
M. on Monday, December 3, 1923, at
the Courthouse door in Concord, N. C.,
expose to -sale at public auction to the
highest bidder, that certaiD lot or body
of land, lying and being in Ward 3,
City of Concord, Cabarrus County, N. C
adjoining the lands of W. M.‘ Linker!
•Mrs. R. A. Brown, A. M. Brown and
Mark Linker and others, and being
bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stake in the east edge
of 8. Union St., City of Concord. Ca
barrus County, N. C., which is north 79
E. 22.5 ft. from a sewer manhole in S.
Union St., and is also the N. W. corner
of W. M. Linker, and runs thence in a
northwesterly direction with said edge
of said street 97 ft. to a stake, which is
also a corner of Mark Tanker: thence
eleven lines as follows: Ist, N. 45 E 200
ft: 2nd N. 41 W. 120 ft.; 3d, N. 40
E. 148.5 ft.: 4th, N. 68 1-2 E. 370.5 ft. •
sth, N. 83 1.2 E. 222.7 ft.; Oth, S. 9 E
153.9 ft.; 7th, 8. 5 E., 165 ft.; Bth, S. 56
W. 270.6 ft.; Oth, S. 55 W. 264 ft.; 10th.
N. 36 W. 217.5 ft.; 11th, S. 53 1-2 W.
200 ft., to the beginning, containing 6.70
acres more or less, and being the resi
dence lot of the late CL W. Brown, de
ceased.
The said body of reaidence property is
being sold for partition of the proceeds
among the owners thereeof, after pay
ment of $650.00 legacies in money un
der the will of O. W. Brown, deceased.
The terms of kale are cash.
This November 1, 1923.
FRANK ARMFIELD,
Commissioner.
Maness, Armfleld A ShVrrin, Attys.
l-4wks. I
THIRD ANNUAL TOWEL
MAKERS’ BANQUET TUESDAY
To Be Given at Alary Ella HaU at Kau
ncpolls at 7:30 P. AI.
The third annual towel makers' ban
quet will be given in Alary Ella Hall at
Kannapolis nt 7 :30 p. m. next Tuesday.
December 3rd. Air. Charles A. Cannon,
will be toastmaster, and Airs. J. W. Can
non, Sr., and Rev. Dr. George R. Stew
art. of Birmingham, Ala., will be guests
of honor.
The following are expected to be pres
ent.
Cannon Manufacturing Co.. Kannapolis.
N. C.
Alexander. W. T„ Allen, E. W., Al
len, G. G.. Anderson, X. 0., Armstrong,
G. W., Artz, Ben, Bnggarly, AV. AL,
Bailes. C. E., Baker, G. T.. Ball, B. S.,
Ballard. Arch Barnhardt, ,T. ,T„ Barn
bardt, W. F.. Benson, J. E.. Black welder,
Raymond. Boger, J. L„ Boger, J. AL,
Boger. G. A., Boat, Charles. Bost, J. C,
Boat. T. 1,., Bradford, Z. 8.. Brady. C.
R. Brewer, H. W„ Brindlev, James,
Bryant, G. A., Broom, B. A.. Carson. W.
N. Carter, C. H., Carter. Edd., Carter
I>. L., Carter, L. J., Carter. W. F., Cush
ion, J. AA., Clawson, H. G., lawson, J.
A.. Cline, L. A.. Cloninger, R. L. Cook.
H. C„ Correll, P. E.. Cox, C. AL, Critz,
Raymond. Davis, L. P.. Dayvault, Adol
phus, Efird. James, Evan, C C ‘ Faulk
enbury, E. J., Fink. R. J.. Fisher. A. W.
Fry. J.' Gt, Funderburk. 1,. E., Grey V
r., Gibson. AI. A.. Griffin, G. J.. Halstead!
Jr Hampton, C. J., Harmon, L. r
Hartis J. H„ Ilartis. W. A.. Hartis, I).
S. Hoke. R. P„ Holler. Ray, Honeycutt,
J. H.. Hottlshouser, J. AI.. Hubbard. M
P., Ingram. T .D.. Johnson. Ed.. John
son, M. E., Kelley, A. J., Ketner, C. E,
Ketner, C. J., Kimbro. Clins., Kincaid, .T.
V. Ktser, M. H.. Koonfz, W. H.. Koontz,
i r ; amb .- G - R - Lnney, W. A., Lentz,
'{• J*' wis ’ G- -T. 8., Lisk,
j; J - D - Long. J. S.. Maulden.
f- MoClamrock, H. H.. Ale Commons,
CJepp.. McCoy, S. S.. McGinnis. B. L.
McClain, J. ,I„ MeSwain, A. C. Alc-
Swain. AI. C.. Milam, J. H Minton. O.
A. Moses. K. 11.. Moss. W H .. Nance
J. 1., Newton, W. I?., Overcash. Chas..
(>vercnsh, H. K., Parham, E. T„ Parker
S. I> Patterson. E. D„ Patterson!
• rank, Payne, AI. AI., Payne, Z. IV..
Pell. J, D„ Peninger, L. A., Perry J E
Perry J. F.. Petrea. H. A.. Phillips', CL
\V„ Philipps, AI. W., Phillips, R. AV..
Phillips, O. 8.. Pl.vler, J. G„ Pl.vler, T.
AV.. Punch, James, Rnry, A. Y.. Ray’ner
■J. L„ Reel J. N„ Reid. It L., Rhodes, j!
AV., Riggs, R. R„ Roberts, C. A., Rob
ertson. 11. 15., Russell, H. AV. Safrit F
L., Sharp. E. J.. Sharp, J. I)., Shocks!
C. A.. Sheeks. 11. G.. Shinn. Calvin, 81m
ping, AV. J., Sides. H. AV„ Sides. Howard,
Sifford. H. L., Simmons, S. C„ Sloop
Fred. Smith, A .L., Smith. C. C., Smith'
H. L„ Smith. J. G.. Smith, Lewis, Smvro, I
E. AV.. Stowell, Phillip, Stack, J. J.,
Strickland, James. Strickland Ralph
Stroup, AV. N„ Sullivan. F. 8.. Swing E
It., Tash, AV. 1,.. Tate, G. C., Templeton.
O. Thomas, L. AL. Tickle, AV. A., Todd.
J; C„ Towell. O. (’., Troutman, J„ Tur
ner. Harvey, Upright. Fred, Wagoner, F.
L„ AA'alker, H. A.. Walton, J.. Watson.
E; 8., Weaver, Henry, AVliite, J. A.,
Williams. A. L„ Wilson, Ralph. Wise
man. Plato D„ Wiseman, Paul I)., Wyatt,
.1. AV., Yarborough, AV. I).
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Arrowood, E. 8.. Bnker. G. D„ Barn
hardt, L. S., I’larkwelder, W. C., Broome.
AV. C„ Cosby. J. A., Crowell, J. L., Efird,
<>. 8., Fink, T. A., Freeze, C. AV., Furr!
A. P., Furr. AV. P., Houlshoitsel, Ray,
Junker, L. E„ Kalbfleisch, AV. A., Par
ker, O, F. Itcadling. Z. B„ Itowe, J.
B„ Russell, O. C., Seamone, C. T„ Tal
bert, N. F., Walters, M. C.
Cannon Manufacturing Company. York,
’ S. C.
Barrett, H. D., Biggers, AV. M., Mor
fon, AV. E., Parnell, AV. C„ AA’allace, Itoy,
Whifener, Dan.
The following will be the menu:
Oyster Cocktail
Celery Pickles Olives
Blue Ridge Turkey
Maine Potatoes Green Peas
Decorated Ham—Country Style
Trussed Galantine Newport Tartlets
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COAL
AND WOOD
HIGHEST QUALITY
Lime
. Plaster
Cement
PHONE 74
K. L. Craven & Sons
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Honey! Honey!
Fresh lot of that genuine country
Comb Honey. We sell it in 3 lb. sealed
fruit jars or weigh you what you want
from large can. Get your supply now
for the winter. We will have no more.
Send your vessel or phone us your order.
P- 8. —Fresh Country Sorghum also.
It’s going fast.
Cline & Moose
Ftam SM. We Deliver fefck
JH| <}oN<j>pf6 BABA mtfifJtff
Merringne Cakes, Glaied Cream
Manhattan Rolls, Chocolate Layer C&kes
Delmonico Ice Cream
Cheese _ Crackers Coffee
Nuts Cigars
Orchestra: A*. T. Chisholm, L. C.,‘
Harmon. Fred Kuethan. John McKenzie.
Mrs. John McKenzie, M. B. Morrow, R.
G. McGuirt, C. B. Suther.
Camels enjoy the distinction of being
(lie only domestic animals that cannot
trace their parentage to any species ex
isting in a wild stale.
Denmark sends agricultural products
all over the world, notably from her
dairies.
We Have the follow
ing Used Cars For
Sale or Exchange:
One Ford Racer
One Oakland Six
Touring.
One Chevrolet Tour
ing
These cars can be
seen at our show
room on Barbrick
street.
STANDARD BUICK
COMPANY
Opposite City Fire Dept.
It Is Paving—
HOLIDAY SHOPPERS
Daily
to Visit
FISHER’S
The Real Christmas Store
Charlotte-Concord and Salisbury Bus Line
Lv. Charlotte 7:45 A. M. Lv. Concord 8:45 A. M. Ar. Salisbury 9:45 A. M.
Lv. Charlotte 1:00 P. M. Lv. Concord 1:00 P. M. Ar. Salisbury 3:00 P. M.
Lv. Salisbury 10:30 A. M. Lv. Concord 11:30 A. M. Ar. Charlotte 12:30 P. M.
Lv. Salisbury 4:30 P. M. Lv. Concord 5:30 P. M. Ar. Charlotte 6:30 P. M.
CHARLOTTE and CONCORD Only Charlotte Phone Stonewall
Lv. Charlotte 7:45 A. M. Lv. Concord 8:00 A. M. „ „„„
Lv. Charlotte 10:00 A. M. Lv. Concord 10:00 A. M.
Lv. Charlotte 11 :30 A. M. Lv. Concord 1:30 P. M.
Lv. Charlotte 2:30 P. M. Lv. Concord 3:00 P. M. ONE STUDEBAKER
Lv. Charlotte 4:30 P. M. Lv. Concord 3:45 P. M. CRESS & LOAVDER,
Lv. Charlotte 6:15 P. M. Lv. Concord 6:30 P. M. Owners
SCARBORO’S
THE STORE OF BETTER y VALUES
Special Values in Silks Suitable For
Making Christmas Gifts
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40-Inch Crepe de Chine. Colors: Pink, Flesh fljl fMI
and Light Blue, for * *UU
Good Weight Crepe de Chines. Colors: Pink, , CA
Flesh, Light Blue, Tan, Orchid, etc. 40 inches
SPECIAL VALUES IN LINGERIE CLOTH
32-Inch Shadow Strip Lingerie Cloth. Colors: OP
Peach, Light Blue. Special OJJC
36-Inch Shadow Check Nainsook. Colors Pink 40
Blue. Priced j *tOC
Fine Quality Satin Finish Bloomette Lingerie Cloth. Col
ors: Pink, Light Blue, Orchild, white and grey EQ _
34 Inches Wide, 76c value. Special 05/C
SCARBORO’S
THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE
• NEXT TO GIBSON DRUG STORE
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Perhaps you may be worth SIO,OOO a
year and cot know it. A :icreen test will
reveal if yon any expressive talent that
will be given at the Star on Saturday.—
Advertisement.
To supply the inhabitants of New York
City with their daily Inead requires she
services of about 10,000 bakers.
The Wrist Watch
—A Modem Necessity
There is more Romance to Jew
erty than perhaps anything else
—a gift of Jewelry expresses
more real sentiment and feeling
than could be expressed any oth
er way.
If you are not ready to buy, we
invite you to come in at least and'
see the gift possibilities we offer
in jewelry that is guaranteed in
every way.
Starnes-Miller
Parker Co.
Jewelers and Optometrists
41 South Union Street
Go right ahead and pluck the turkey
but don’t let the turkey
pluck you.
The man who is going to buy new clothed
this week has, we believe, style in his
eye—quality in his heart—and value
in his head.
He wants to pluck a wonderful suit or
coat but he doesn’t want to be plucked
for a wonderful profit.
Not that we infer he would be unsafe
anywhere else—but why go
dCT elsewhere when he is sure of
ML finding exactly-what he wants
-here?
BROWNS
Suits and O’coats for
Thanksgiving—
M $25.00 to $50.00
X Bright Winter Neckwear
Wool Hose from 75c up.
Browns - Cannon Co.
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Father starts—Mother nds
W Enrolls she can add a little—even the
You Kiddies will contribute 'their
CABARRUS MOTOR CO.
Ford Cars Fordson Tractors Ford Trucks
What About That
ALCOHOL
For Your Radiator
Tomrorow May Be Too Late!
KING TUT SERVICE STATION
National Highway Below Southern Station
GENTLEMEN. WE ARE BEADY FOR YOU
For pleasure or business you will prefer the GOOD SHOES we
firatUme'w>r hM SPaS ° n ’ they l,re df T pn(lahlp and comfortable, the very
Our stock is most complete in both low <fk mm to A
and high shoes $5 $lO
IVEY’S
‘THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES”
BUY CHRISTMAS CEALS
STAMP OUT TUBERCULOSIS
ALCOHOL FOR THE RADIATOR!
This alcohol will surely and satisfactorily accomplish
two features: r
FIRST
If you drink it yourself it will surely knock you cold
SECOND
If you let your radiator drink it, it will knock the cold
away and probably save you from the nice purchase of a
new radiator and maybe a new block.
WE HAVE IT.
One gallon for SI.OO and that is lots cheaper than a radia
tor.
Kum to See Us or Call Us Up For It.
FREE TRIP SERVICE
NO TUBERCULOSIS
NORTH CAROLINA IN 1033
Southern Motor Service Co.
LET US SERVE YOU.
PHONE 802 PHONE 802
Quint Smith Building
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