Monday, November 17, 1924
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Short Model
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ft spite of the popularity of the
long and three-quartfr-length
coat suit, there are many women
r ho prefer the shorter models, and
lor such women, here‘if such a one.
It is oif gray wool, banded with mole.*
ind with metal ribbon for giving a .
little color and dash. The lines are j
listlnctly youthful and becoming; ' ,
Lggicn Auxiliary Meeting.
An important meeting of the American
Legion Auxiliary will be held this eve
ning at 7 :30 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
W. D. Pemberton. All members are
urged to be present.
Tea Tomorrow Afternoon.
. , Mrs. Jj. Sauvain will give a tea tomor
row from 3 to 5 o'clock for the: two re
cent brides, Mrs. Luther T. Hartsell, Jr.,
K nud Mrs. Farrell* Withe, of Albemarle. ■;
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P. T. A. Meet!,eg.
The Parent .. Teachers Association of
Central Grammar School will meet at
the school tomorrow afternoon at 3:3(1
o'clock.
/ Agrouse hunting record that has
tjever been equalled .Was that, of the
, late Ix>rd Walsjngbnm, who in 1888,
' killed 1,070 grouse in fourteen hours
eighteen njinutes on the famous moors
near Otley, in Yorkshire.
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INFLUENZA
'■ As a preventive melt and
*“ itihale Vjclts night and
morning. Apply up nos
£ “ trils before mingling with
•A- crowds- If feverish, call
A .■ a doctor at once.
WICKS
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v' To Protect
' The Dead
Cveiybody can not afford
\ to oract elaborate and costly
mausoleums of marble, but
all who have the desire
’ can secure equal protec
tion for their beloved deed
i through the
V GALION
•* \\ Metallic Grave
I Vault
When a casket is sealed
within this vault before
being placed in tha earth,
neither water nor air, ver
min nor ghouls have power
to contaminate or harm tha
body in any way, and tha
cost as tha protection is
alight
7ls Gallon Vault map S* frv.
tfitckJ in our dhplap room al
any Ume. ■
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I bell A/HARRIS
FUNERAL PARLORS
Day Phone MO.
Night Phones MO-180L
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PERSONALS.
Miss Sarah Ellcd Linker, student at j|t
Queens College, spent the week-end here j.
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M.jr
Linker. ' |
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Miss Margaret Winters, of Charlotte, t
spent the week-end here with - friends. ?
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Miss Mabel Lippard, of Salisbury, spent ;
the week-end with her parents, Mr. and j
Mrs. Adam Lippard on Corbin street. J
Mr. and Mrs. William Blake, of Balti- 1
more, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lentz, of Al- |
bemarle, and Sir. and Mrs. George Wall {
spent the week-end in Chimney Rock. \
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Miss Fay Krimmlnger. spent Sunday j
With her mother, Mrs. D. W. Krimmin- j
ger at St. John's.
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Mrs. A. E. Harris has returned after ]
spending the week with her father, J. I
E. Efird in Anson county. j
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Mrs. J. Y. Hornhuekle has returned to j
her home in Greensboro, after spending i
several weeks with her mother. Mrs. C. i
S. Miller. {
Brown Morgan, student of Davidson I
College, spent the week-end here,* with j
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Alor- j
gan. _ j
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Mrs. J. C. Lyerlj, of China Grove. Is j
spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. I
A. X. Lentz, on Franklin avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Armfield and sons. 1
Richard, Frank and George, of Higli <
Point, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Armfield.
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R. K. Black has returned from a bus
iness trip to New York.
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Miss Maude Miller spent Sunday with ]
Miss Mary Ridenhour, of St. John’s.
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Mrs. E. A. Aarmfield, of Monroe, is
spending several days with her sou,
Frank Armfield.
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M iss Margaret Fowlkes left this morn- j i
ing for Brevard to spend the week with
her sister, Mrs. Harold Hardin.
Miss Marie Barrier left Sunday morn
ing for Raleigh to spend several days
with Mrs. L. V.Orady.
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Mrs. Alex Howard has returned from
a visit, of several weeks in Baltimore
her father, T. H. Thompson.
Mrs. M. L. Cannon, of Charlotte, spent
Sunday in the city with Mrs. J. W. Can
, non.
Mrs. Beaver Entertains.
Friday afternoon the home of Mrs.
. Guy M. Beaver was the scene of a beau
tiful party given in honor of Mrs. I). C.
■ Linn, of Landis, a recent bride. The
• living room and dining room were artis
, tically decorated with a profusion of
. chrysanthemums and fall roses. Here
six tables were arranged for bridge, and
" the high score prize for the afternoon was
- awarded to Miss Ruth Linn, of Landis.
: and the honoree was presented with a
1 lovely boudoir writing set. When the
tables were cleared Mrs. Beaver was as
sisted by Messrs S. A. Deal, C. A. Meis
' and C. A. Black welder in serving a de
' lioious ice course, followed by mints.
' Those being present w T ere: Mrs. D. C.
' Linn and mother, Mrs. Fannie Corriher,
! Mrs. Paul Shulenberger, Mrp. Black,
Mrs. S. A. Deal, Airs. B. C. Taylor, Airs.
1 R. G. Wortz, Misses Vienna, Helen and
Ruth Linn, of' Landis; Mrs. T. V. Van
Poole, of Salisbury > Mrsc Berly Beaver,
of Kannapolis, and Mesdames J. A.
Bangle, P. M. Lafferty. Ernest Hicks,
R, B. Rankin, Richmond Reed. Rupley
Pounds, C.' A. Meis, Archie Fisher, W.
R. Fisher, W. L. Furr, H. W. Calloway,
Al: L. Rudy, C. A. Blackwelder, Aliss
Fuby .’Cli.ne, Miss Afiriam Alorris and
Aliss Laura Gillon, of Concord.
Robinsop-Lhtgerfelt.
J. B. Robinson .qnd .Mrs, Lessie Lin
gerfelt jwere married ' Saturday night at
eight o’clock, at the home of R. P. Hill,
father Os the bride, in West -Concord, the
being performed by' Rev. R. G.
Short •/:;> - f
Mrs. Pemberton a Visitor Here.’
Mrs. David Pemberton, of Monroe, is
* spending several days here at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Pemberton, on
North Union Street. 'Mr. Pemberton
spent Sunday here, returning last night
to his home in Monroe.
The Art Literature Department to Mtfct.
The Art Literature Department of the
Woman’s Club will meet Tuesday, No
vember 18th with Airs. Cameron Maeßae
on Franklin, avenue. This meeting was
postponed from Thursday night until
Tuesday night. All members are asked to
please take their dues.
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Are you one of the many happy families of this community who are nearing jj
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* y®« have never experienced this worthwhile
<'] thrill, now is a good time to start toward it.
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CONCORD NORTH CAROLINA
STATE UNIVERSITY WINS
GAME FROM IJ|A\TDSON
Hackney Sends Two Drop-Kicks Through
Uprights for. Deciding Points of Great
Game.
Davidson, N. 0.. Nov. 15.—Four times
the little Davidson team strengthened
within its own territory and forced the
Carolina eleven to unsuccessful drop
kicks only to lose 0 to 0 in the last two
minutes of pja.v when Bunn Hackney
kicked two field goals. The first field
goal eame as a dramatic finish to a great
game as the Wildcats, outweighed eigh
teen pounds to the man on the line, stag
ed a game fight for nigh four quarters
and threatened to send the Tar Heels
home with a scoreless tie.
- Playing before the 7.000 frantic fans
the game was the biggest ever staged in
Western North Carolina. Taking the
ball on Davidson’s 43 yard line the Uni
versity team, led by Merritt and Devin
opened up the most powerful attack of
the game in the final moments rushing
the ball to the Wildcat 10 yard line. The
Davidson line strengthened and forced
Carolina to again resort to a neat kick
over the bar.
After, Robinson, who played a great
game at center for the Tar Heels, had
intercepted a Davidson pass on the 33
yard* line, the Cnrolipa team carried the
ball to the 15 yard’.line and Hackney
kicked another goal.
The Davidson defAee Vap superb *>s
time after time the powerful attack of
the Fetzer team was stopped ns Vance, at
guard, and Laird, n/ tackle, smeared the
Carolina backtiehk Each time Laird
lifted great punts that got the Davidson
team out of danger. His game was the
talk of the stands as on the defense he
broke up numerous plays.
With less than a minute to play the
score six points against them, a brilliant
passing attack by Sappenfield to Leggett
and Davis drove the Davidson team for
55 yards down the field, the timekeeper’s
whistle alone stopping the attack.
Merritt and Devin played great ball
in the Carolina baekfield, Devrn being
the most consistent gainer, while Merritt
occasionally got off for long runs.
Jersey City Has Another Big Blaze. *
Jersey City, N. J., Nov. 16.—Fire to
day destroyed two of the Erie railroad
piers, 14 barges and the “steam lighter
Dayton here, the total loss being estimat
ed at $1,500,000.
It was -the city’s second million dol
lar blaze in three days. Two blocks
in the downtown industria Isection were
liad waste Friday in a fire which raged
unchecked for five hours.
Os undetermined origin, the fire started
shortly after noon in the Erie's co-oper
age pier, where barrels, many of them
oil and grease soaked, were in the pro
cess of repair.
It quickly spread to the one adjoining
and in less than two hours, the piers
were a mass of flames.
Football is Represented in Great Bri
tain's periodical literature by about fif
ty publications, some of which are is-,
sued the year round and others during
the season only.
Star Theatre
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER 19th and 20th
Jackie Coogan
IN • «
‘CircusDays’
This picture showed to over ;
4,000 people the first day at the '
Broadway Theatre in Charlotte. !
Jackie Qoogan and a circus all ]
in one Wonderful Picture. J
This picture has an all star -
cast: Barbara Tennant, Russell !
Simpson, Claire McDowell, Nel- j
lie Lane, Sam De Grasse, Wil- '
Ham Batlow, *•*." ]
ADMISSION 15c and 35c ‘ ;
Special, Admission f or School ;
Children from 1 to 7 O’clock:
10c Admission
Dtjn’t Miss This Wonderful Pic- j
ture J
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mi concord daily tribune
MELROSE FLOUR,
LIBERTY SELF
RISING FLOUR
The Flour Market has advanced very
much recently'. However, we had liberal
booking of these two High Grade Flours,
and our price is not up to other lower
grade flours on the market.
Don’t ibe persuaded to buy any new
brand at the same or even higher price,
as they are asking.
Melrose Flour won its placd in the
homes of the best trade of Concord more
than twenty-five years ago, and Us high
grade has been • advanced each year to
meet the demands of the most exacting
trade. Today it has no rival. Our
trade grows on it each year.
Liberty Self Rising Hour is made in
Virginia at a neighboring town of Mel
rose, and is Melrose in quality. For the
best hot biscuit am) choice pastry it
stands first.
Buy your flour always from us.
Cline & Moose
Pork Sausage
Beef Roast
Juicy Steaks
Pork Chops
Pork Roasts
J. F. Dayvault & Bro.
Phones 85 and 524
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C. A. Henry’s Beauty Shop
!j! For a Short While We Will Give a One Dpllar Marcel
j!| , Wave For 50c | |
m We are equipped to do all kind of Beauty Culture !
j ! Work. * ]|'
| We Make a Specialty of Children’s Hair Cutting
LOCATED AT 3
PARKS-BELK COMPANY
8 Phone 892 Second Floor A X
oo<My > t>oc>oor<x«Aoooooooocxy»)- 8
ARE READY NOW
To give expert cleaning and g
pressing service. Our new ma- C
chine is the latest out and a j
trial will convince that we give
expert service. _ |
Ladies’ Garments cleared and j
pressed.
CITY PRESSING CLUB
D. B. FOWLKES, Manager j
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IHE-HI-HO-TEL
We Yell j
and/ ■ ';j||
Spell
HOTEL
for
' Concord
First down and i
goal to make, i
“Let’s Go”
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Everybody ;
Musette,^
PHONE 579
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For Bent—Six-room, Two Story House
on Marsh, street, next to N. A. Archi
bald’s. Lot 67x196 feet. Apply to J.
B. Sherrill.
Times or The Tribune in advance for a
full year and set The Progressive Farmer
at Times-Trlbune Office.
j MC.
| Going Out of Business
Everything Clean and New
Everything on Sale
I Wide Awake Men Are Saving
They Know and Are Buying
Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles
A Few Used Cars at a Bargain
One Hupmobile Touring ji[ :
One Dodge Brothers Touring 1 j
| One Ford Coupe
One Hupmobile Touring,
j! One Dort Tourihg.
\ See us when in need of Dodge Brothers Parts as we car- ! I
[. ry a Complete Line at all times. '
i FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES ' |
Corl Motor Co.
| West Depot Street Phone 830 i|!
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Concord’s Greatest Need
A NEW MODERN HOTEL
This is Hotel Week, if every citizen will do his or her
share this fine community enterprise can be put over with
no hardship on any one.
HELP BOOST. BUY STOCK
We have a good city, let’s make it a better one.
IVEY’S
“THEY WEAR LONGER”
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Yes we have no Hotels in stock to- You need our service to get up
day! your menu,
But if you run a Hotel, Boarding
house or Case, tVe need your patronage and we
, .... mean you.
When you need supplies just come
our way.
We’ll show you the busiest, best Wo are not asking for sympathy
grocery store in town, or charitable giving,
Filled with the best eats to be For we have a j'ob and still work
found. for a living.
C. H. BARRIER & CO.
SlO-31S W. Depot Street
L CONCORD, N. C.
PEARL DRUGSTORE
SATISFIED GUESTS jjj
are i| !
GREAT ADVERTISERS FOR i
A CITY j
“Invest in the New Hotel” 1
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