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A car with refinement is now in our show room.
This car comes equipped with four wheel brakes and
Balloon tires. Five balloon tires and cover for same. Also
bumper motor meter-wing, Windshield wiper standard
•quipment.
Delivered Price is $1195.00
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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
The Concord Daily Tribune
' TIME OF CLOSING oTmaSa
The time of the closing of mails at
the Concord postoffice is as follows:
Northbound
Train No. 34—3:45 p. m.
ITia in No. 44—11:00 p. m.
Train No. 36—-10:00 a. m.
Train No. 38—0 p. m.
Train No. 80—11:00 p. m.
Southbound
Train No. 87— 9:00 a. m.
Train No. 45—3:45 p. m.
Train No. 135 9:00 p. m.
Train No. 29—11:00 p. m.
LOCAL MENTION I
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Miss Katherine Widenliouse, who has 1
been confined to her home for .several i
days by illness, is able to be out again. I
I Mrs. Clark Howell. Sr., of Atlanta, is j
spending the week-end with her mother, i
Mrs. .T. \V. Cannon.
i According to a deed filed Friday with i
the register of deeds. T. IV. Smith has j
sold to .1. A. Blackwelder property in |
No. 2 township for $3,109.75. ' The farm j
contains about 88.85 acres of land. .
j Ernest Simmons, negro, charged with!
stealing a dress from Efird’s store here'
several days ago. was found guilty in:
police court Friday and sentenced to
serve four months on the chain gang.
| Misses Lucy and Eleanor Crowell have j
returned to X. C. State College for Wo- I
men at Greensboro, after spending the I
holidays here with their parents, Mr.!
and Mis. J. L. Crowell.
I A special movie program is to be prc- j
seated at the Y tonight in which some j
of the best comedies given in years, it j
is said, will be presented. The public is 1
cordially invited to attend.
* Football finals for the year were played j
New Year's day in California when the;
iuterxeetional games were played. Notre I
Dame finished the season with a clean
slate by defeating Stanford 27 to 10'
and California is finished the season with i
a 14 to 0 victory over Pennsylvania.
I Mrs. Harry Hopkins and children left!
Friday night for Baltimore, where they i
will make their home in the future. Mr.
! Hopkins has been working in Baltimore
for several weeks and his family has been
. with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Goodson, par-
I ents of Mrs. Hopkins.
I It is reported here that D. F. YViden
-1 house, fetferal prohibition agent, took
i part in many raids during November and
i December and during the two months lie j
[ is said to have seized and destroyed 31 !
i stills. 11,550 gallons of beer and 290
i gallons of liquor and brandy. |
Progress is being made on the new
[ apartment house being erected by J. P.
i Cook on his property at the intersection •
of Spring and Corbin streets. Work on j
, the structure was begun several weeks I
i ago and while the work lias been inter-1
1 rupted several times by bad weather, some
, progress has been made.
i The many friends of Key Scales, gen
eral manager of the IV. B. Ward, whole
| sale grocery company, were glad to see
i him back in his office Friday evening
1 on Church Street for a few hours, after
| having been confined at his home in Al
i bemarle for three weeks with a severe I
1 case of influenza.
1 The- regular January meeting of the .
\ county commissioners will be held at the
i court house here Monday morning. It
1 is known that several matters of general
i interest to the county, in addition to
i routine questions, will be presented to
1 the board members at the meeting. All
i members of the board are expected to be
i present at the meeting.
i John M. Oglesby, who served with the
J Marines during the World YVar. has re- ,
eeived his insurance certificate from the I
i government. The certificate is one of the ]
first, if not the first, to reach Concord, as
Mr. Oglesby tiled his application early
last year. The insurance certificate is
sent instead of cash to men who are en
j titled to more than SSO.
I J. H. Brown, county welfare officer,
> Friday night arrested here a girl who
[ is alleged to have escaped from Samar
) cand. The girl had been at the inxti
-1 tution for more than two years. Two
| other girls who escaped with her. came
I to Concord but later left, the girl is said
i to have told Mr. Brown after she was
[ lodged in the county jail. She will be
I carried back to Samarcand,
l Much interest has been manifested here
I in the proposition that the city purchase
, an incinerator in which trash and rub- j
» bish would be burned. At their meet- ;
[ ing Thursday night aldermen of the city I
[ discussed the matter and appointed a ‘
) committee to investigate the matter fnl-'
| ly. It is probable that the committee
| will visit nearby cities to see incinera
i tors in action and to learn whether they
| are satisfactory.
' j A number of defendats were tried in j
recorder's court Friday afternoon. Two
paid fines of $25 and others were sen-!
\ teneed to the chain gang and jail. One
i man was given four months for larceny j
i and another was given sixty days in jail
|: for having liquor for sale. This same
i'| defendant was given ninety days on the
i chain gang for receiving, capias not to
; j issue upon serving of sixty-day sentence
i * and good behavior.
j Takes Charge cf Music Department.
i The Beil and. Harris? Furniture Co.
i l as secured the services of R. A. Durham
|ito take charge of the music depavt
ijrnent. Mr. Durhajn, who for some time
I I has been connected with the piano de
-1 (partment of J. B. Ivey and Co., of Char
-5 j lotto/ severed his connection with that
I , firm January Ist to accept the manage- |
I ment of the music department at Bell &
{ Harris.
| Mr. Durham has had a long I'xperien 'e I
in the wholesale and retnin piano busi
ness in the middle west, and for several .
years conducted a large music business
in Oklahoma City.
At the Theatera!
The Star is again showing Thomas
Meighnn in “The Alaskan.”
The Pastime is showing Pete Mor
rison in ‘‘Rainbow Range,” also a
comedy.
| More Like It.
Greensboro News.
< Heywood Broun thinks the Trhuty
College trustees would have been “mart
. jer" had they refused to become the
,Duke university. Probably Mr. Broun
i means “smart aleckier.”
Sfy'MSm
Jans I
All we 1 wish Is that these radU
guys would find their Sally. Yo» -
can’t turn a dial without someone
wondering what's become ot her. ,
Well, It’s only one more shopping
year before Christmas.
It’s real funny how some people
won't discuss religion until they get 1
drunk, and then won't discuss any- j
thing else.
i Every drinker thinks he can drive
a car while drunk. He can, too. no*
j counting accidents.
i New resolutions are about like
I new laws. They have to be made
j right along because the old ones are
j broken.
j We bought a new auto
J first week got a crick in our neck
: looking to see if it was- still out
I front.
Wonder how Congress can tell
| when it is not In session?
| We got a mirror on the windshield
1 of our new car so we can look at it
I and see where we were. j
Bad thing about steam heat Is you
can't throw into the
1 radiator.
One check that can always lie |
‘ cashed is a check on your living ex
j penses.
| Cinderella's lot wasn't 30 bad. She [
j »lept right by a fire. i
Many a boss when at work washes
I Ihe dishes when at home.
I Copyright. 1924. <>r -loe. Inc. 4’ j
! In Tibet, respect to a thing or person
is shown by always keeping it on one’s
right-hand side. In passing by any re
ligious edifice ft is proper always to pass
round from left to righ, “clockwise,”
, which is also, the direction in which the
! prayer whejubkhould be turned. To vio
late this rule .is considered an act of
blasphemy.
CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET j
(Corrected weekly by Cline & Moose) 1
I Figures named represent prices paid
for produce on the market:
Eggs —— .50
Butter .30
i ountry Ham 225 j
| Country Shoulder .. J 5
l Country Rides -•••at- Jli !
; Young Chickens .20 '
, Hens IS .15
! Turkeys ... .25 to JCI !
Sweet potatoes . $1.25
Irish Potatoes .90 1
Onions $1.25
Peas 2.01
Corn 1-1
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NOTICE.
I The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Citizens Bank and
Trust Company will be held in the office
of said bank in the City of Concord, N. C,.
lon Monday, January the 12th, 1925 at
i ten o’clock A. M.
j A. F. GOODMAN,
j 19-10 t. Cashier.
I ;
BUICK OWNERS
We carry at all times
a complete line of
I genuine Buick parts.
| Will Be Glad to sup
i ply you.
1
standar'k buick
COMPANY
Opposite City Rre Dent.
Post and Flagg’s im'.'an Latter.
New York, Jan. 2.—Prepare ha;
• been steady and rather heavy attrlb
uted genera ly to liquidation through
wire and oommi.-fdon housiv* which with
local short selling for a turn forced t .
decline that caught a fair quantity a.
ivtops in its course. There aiqiear* t. ,
be no special reason for such action bu.
it was becoming obvious that tradi
I conditions have not yet improved suf
I fieiently to bring in enough /suppon
I from that source to hold prtccti above
i twenty-five rcillc. Mnny who bought ai
• lower levels accepted profits last weel ;
! but others carried their cotton over for j
income! tax purposes and it is belated •
liquidation of that sort which th« ;
' market lias been called upon to absort I
j today. The disposition to sell was pro j
moted by figures issued from a private <
‘ source indicating a carryover of al 1
growths at the end of July so large a> ]
to lender any scareity this season i
highly improbably if the figures art ]
borne out bf later facto The inference j
is that a further advance must be chieflf <
contingent on the influence of the next ‘
crop which will hardly make itself felt i
1 for a good many weeks to come and 1
about which no one can be sure wlipthei
it will be bearish of bullish. It remains i
that leading representatives of the trade
both here and abroad express confidence ,
: that requirements for American will be
practice ly thirteen million which aftei
nil is the point of chief interest to the
I American markets anti that prices for
other growths have advanced with even
1 greater rapidity than those for the ,
■ native growth. Holdens appear to be
standing firmly and determined to fight
• for at least 25 cents for their cotton. .
Plenty of irregularity must be expected i
but the constructive side of easy mar- j
kots like this looks tile best for a null
POST AND F1,.\0<5. J
| It's about as hard for a man to keep j
a diary as for a wowan to keep a sharp ]
lead pencil,
MASONIC NOTICE
Regular communication Stokes Dodge 1
No. 32 A. F, &. A. M. Monday evening j
January sth, at 7:30 o’clock.
, J. 51. CULCLEASI'HE, Sec'y. j
' CONCORD COTTON MARKET
SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1925 \
Cotton 1 . .£ !
Cotton Seed .fit 1
J. V. DAVIS
i DENTIST
Office Removed to Fourth Floor
V Cabarrus Savings Bank Building
Phone 433 Hours: 8 to 5
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! Thanking you for past favors
j
and wishing you a Happy and
Prosperous
NEW YEAR
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Once more Christ
mas awaits us, the
joyous season when
hearts are gay. Now
to yoii a/ word of
friendly counsel:
Do you wish a gift of
j distinction to make
sing the heart of that
f dear friend of yours?
We are sure you will
’ fipd here just what
. you are looking for.
Come to see us —our
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Gruen Watches
The Old Reliable
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Winter Weather? ]:
With the advent of rough winter weather we are ready with com- | f
plete stocks of wood underwear' in several weights, cotton in all weights j,
and warm fleecy pajamas. S
We use care in fitting youproperly. ' J 1
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CABARRUS SAVINGS BANK
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Why Not Rent a Safe Deposit Box For Your Valuables?
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K. L. Craven & Sons
Saturday, January 3, 1925
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