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10 PER CENT
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5 Christmas Cards placed (hiring i
the month of September. We |
S' represent one of the best yn-
S gravers in the country. Come
* in and make your selection ear- |
S ly while stock is fresh and com
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I S. W. Preslar :
JEWELER |
| ICE CREAM EVERY DAY
j lee cream was first made in
| ! Italy in 1756. Mistress Dolly <[
< Madison, wife of the fourth ]i
j President of the T. T . S. A., was j
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I I derful food product in this j i
] i country. She served it at state
Ij • dinners in the White House
I I <2ur $ ng her husband’s adminis- (
11 tration in 1869.
Cline’s
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
8 is a pretty good bunch of folks, hut this number by actual 1 1 i
8 count viewed the improved model Ford Car which we now X :
X have on display in our show-room, yesterday between the X
8 hours of 3 o’clock and 8 o'clock. Have you seen it yet? !' :
8 If not, you are cordially invited to give it your closest in- ij!
8 spection today—if you have seen it tell, your friends about X
9 it and bring them in to see it. jij :
O If you have not already placed your order as so many i[! j
8 are doing, NOW would be an opportune time to place it X
] \ with us sd that we may be in position to take care of your j!|
i 1 needs when all models begin coming in. i]i ■
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fi To fully appreciate our Cleaning and Correct press- ,j
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- CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
Weekly by Cline & Moose)
produce on the market:
9 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
Regular meeting of Concord Lodge !
No. 404 Loyal Order of Moose Mon- ;
1 day evening at 8 o’clock. All ’ mem
! bera requested to be present.
W. J. HETHCOX, Sec.
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JOHN \V. CLINE STOCK OF
GOODS FOR SALE.
1 The entire stock of goods in the
, store of J. W. Cline on East Depot
street in Concord for sale in bulk pri
' vately.
i j Persons desiring to bid on same j
1 j will do so in writing addressed to ,
| either Mrs. J. \V. Cline or .T. Lee j
i Crowell. Attorney, Concord, N. C.
1 Terms cash.
: MRS. L. I. CLINE.
B J. LEE CROWELL, Atty.
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Hyacinths
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Gibson Drug Store
The Rexall Store
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Country Sides .20
Young Chickens .25
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! Concord Daily Tribune
TIME OF CLOSING MAILS
The time of the closing of mails at
the Concord postoffice is as follows:
Northbound
136—11:00 P. M.
36—10:00 A. M.
34 4:10 P. M.
38— 8:30 P. M.
30—11:00 P. M.
Southbound
30— 0:30 A. M.
45 3 :30, P."M.
| 135 8:00 P. M.
; 20—11:00 P. M.
LOCAL MENTION
Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following couples: Lester G.
Troxel). of Winston-Snlem, and Miss
Cleo Lentz, of Gold Hill; G. H. Mc-
Lain, of Hiddenite, and Miss Mary
Belle McLain, of Kannapolis.
The poultry meetings which were
held in the county last week will be
continued during the present week.
The meetings were in par; well attend
ed and discussions were made on the
subject of cullihg for better egg pro
duction, feeding housing and disuses'
Owing to the continued excessive
heat which is prevalent, the city
st trails will teach only one session
each day, it was announced today by
Supt. A. S. Webb. This will elimi
nate the nece-dry of having tpy chd
dren return to '-..1n o] after lunch hour.
Although Charlotte won the last
game of the season Saturday, Spar
tanburg won also and in bo doing won
the Soul’ll Atlantic pennant. The
team today starts a series with Rich
mond to determine the winner of the
South Atlantic-Virginia leagues.
Judge John M. Oglesby, who pre
sided at sessions of Randolph county
court ill Asheboro last week, spent the '
week-end here. He left early this
morning for Salisbury, where lie will
preside at sessions of Rowan Superior
Court this week.
U. B. Blalock, general manager of
the N. C. C’ottou Growers’ Associa
tion. will speak to the farmers of the
county on the 25th of this month at
the Court House, it was announced by
local Co-op officials. All farmers arc
urged to be present at this time and
Mr. Blalock.
Pittsburgh lout two games in the
National League. Sunday while New
York was idle. In the American
League Washington and Philadelphia
played a tic game, leaving the teams
with the same standing. Pittsburgh
has lost four of the last live games
played but (still has a big lead over
New York.
Robert Burnett, two-year-old s >n of
Mr. mid Mrs. Will Burnett, died at
the home of his parents at Franklin
Mill Saturday morning at 10:30
o’clock after an illness of two reeks.
Funeral serrices were held Sunday af
ternoon at 3 o’clock at the home ami
bur al was mode r.t Union Ccui-t-ry,
Rev. A. T. i’ain officiating.
It is reported hero that Prohibition
Agent Widenhouse and some other
agents seized three stills last week
and one, located below Thunderstruck
bridge, yesterday. It is also report
ed that the officers sized some beer
last night in No. 2 township. Two
of tile stills found last week were in
Montgomery county, it is reported.
The wonder picture of the age.
Douglas Fairbanks in "Robin Hood."
at the Concord Theatre today and
Tuesday. Special prices: Lower floor
40 cents, balcony 30 cents, children 15
cents. Shows at 1:30, 4, 6:30 and 0
p. m. The entire music score of the
opera will be played by Klassette on
the big Hope-Jones organ. Hits will
be a rare treat.
The Southern Railway will run an
excursion to Atlanta and Birming
ham on Thursday, September 17th.
The train will leave Concord at 8:25
a. m„ next Thursday, arriving in
Atlanta at 6 p. m., and Birmingham
at 5:30 a. m. Friday. Fare for the
round trip to Atlanta $7.50: to Bur
mingham, $0.50. See ad. in this pa
per.
Eleven defendats will be tried in
recorder's conrt this afternoon, po
lice officers etated this morning. One
is charged with passing & worthless
check, two with gambling, two with
operating cars while intoxicated, one
with having liquor in his possession
three with speeding, one with operat
ing a car without a State license and
one with assault.
June Dilger, four-year-old girl who
has been under the care here of J. H.
Brown, county welfare officer, since
tbe arrest of her father, William Dil
ger, was sent to Durhatfl Sunday.
Mr. Brown was advised by the wel
fare officer of Durham coußy that a
good home had been found for the
child in Durham county and that he
would see that She was propery cared
for in the future.
While temperatures here Saturday
and Sunday night were not so op
pressive, they were about as hot as
usual during she two days. Low
hanging clouds, with many flashes of
lightning, brought sings of rain last
night, but only a sprinkle fell. i The
prediction of the weather bureau that
blankets would be needed proved un
founded so far as this section of the
state was concerned.
Failure of Lespedeza.
Monroe, Sept. 13.—The much
praised I.eepedeza, thought in Union
county to be a crop infallible, has
succumbed absolutely to tbe summer’s
drought, and disappointed hundreds of
Union county farmers.
USE PENNY COLUMN—IT PAifS
CARD OF THANKS.
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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
DEATH OF JUDGE HOKE
Former Chief Justice Dies Suddenly
' at Rex Hospital, Raleigh.
Raleigh. Sept. 13.—William A.
Hoke, former chief justice and for
twenty years an associate justice of
the North Carolina supreme conrt.
died suddenly at 9:30 o’clock this
morning at Rex Hospital, from what
physicians believe to have been an
attack of angina pectoris.
Judge Hoke underwent an opera
tion two weeks ago from which ap
parently he was recuperating satis
factorily, and he bad anticipated
leaving the hospital in a few days.
His condition had been surfi as to
cause hi» friends gratification, and
they were looking forward to his re
covery. His daughter. Miss Mary
Hoke. called to see him this morning,
found him in fine spiritß and left to
attend Sunday school. A few min
utes later, while talking with his
nurse and an intern, he suddenly
passed away. He had been suffering
from heart trouble for some time,
and physician’s examination indicat
ed his death to have been due to thnr
cause.
Funeral and burial will take place
Tuesday in his old home town of
Lincolnton. which he had always con
sidered his legal residence despite his
many years in Raleigh as a member
of the State's highest court.
Plans Annouced For Carolina Ex- .
position. t
Charlotte, Sept. v2.—Final plans !
for the Carolines Exposition. to Is’
held here September 21-October 3
were announced here today and in
titule many noteworthy features.
Governor McLeod, of South Caro
lina and Governor McLean, of North
Carolina, will be invited to attend, j
while Chief Justice Marshal, of the;
Ohio Supreme court, lias already ac
cepted an invitation to niqiear during
civic club week. Colonel Shopsihere,
of Birmingham, founder of Civitnn.
will also attend. He has been named
as the principal sjieaker on Civitan
Club Day. The Lion, Rotary and
Kiwanis will also have separate days
for their program. J
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\BEAUTY • COMFORT • CONVENIENCE • UTILITY
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192,368 Orders Already Received
The increased popularity of the improved Ford cars
has already become an established net.
*rnTTU r TVT/-S rA T, Since the announcement of these cars, 192,368 orders
A in car. have been placed with Authorized Ford Dealers—«
sales record that is without precedent.
W V See the improved cars at your nearest Authorized
Y / Ford Dealer's. Place your order now to insure pr®* g
ferred position on the dealer’s delivery list. Enjoy
r. 0.8. Detroit the new beauty and increased riding comfort of r I
RUNABOUT . $260 Ford car thi? Fall and Winter.
COUPE ... 520 |
TUDOR SEDAN 580
FORDOR SEDAN 660 JF
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DUKE WILL BUILD POWER
PLANT FOR EMERGENCY
To Create Reserve of Current That
Will Make Cart ailment Unneces
sary.
Charlotte. Sept. 12.—An 80.000
horsepowee steam electric power plant
is to be built by the Southern Power
Company immediately in order to
create a reserve that will provide
atnp’e insurance against any possi
bility of any power curtailment in the
future. Announcement to this effect
waa made this afternoon by C. I.
Burkholder, vice president and gener
al manager of the power company,
who has just returned to Charlotte
from Newport, R. 1., where M and
W. S. Lee, vice president and chief
engineer of tfie power company, were
called for a conference with James B.
Duke regarding the power situation
brought about by the unprecedented,
drought whichbas prevailed in the
southeastern states for the past sev
eral months.
The exact location of the huge new
power plant has not been announced
but it is stated Chat it will be located
somewhere on the Catawba River eo
as to fit conveniently into the system
of power plants of the Southern Pow
er system.
Te Create Another Reservoir.
The purpose of the company in
building immediately the new steam
plant, according to Mr. Burkholder.
Southern Gas and Power Corpora
tion Class A Stock Dividend
Tli.' regular quarterly dividend of $0.4375 per share (at rate of $1.75
l>er annum) on the Class A Stork of this Corporation has been declared
payable September 15, 1025 to sto.khol.lers of record September 10, 1
1025. Cheeks will be mailed.
J .C. L.IGIITFOOT, Treasurer. !
Philadelphia, Sept. 10, 1025.
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is to ereate another reservoir of power. |
that will be independent of stream]
or drought conditions.
If the proposed plant were in op
eration today, even with the unprece
dented Shortage of water in the Ca
i tawba .'River, the power company
would be able to supply the full re
- quire tnente of its customers and have
i a considerable margin of electricity
> left.
The situation confronting the com- i
1 pany in the development of its system
was succinctly stated b.v Mr. Duke
. who is quoted as follows:
“The first pinnts of the Southern j
Power system were built in the light
of river reconds available over a long
period of years. When the flood of
11)16 smashed all previous high records
.we put our system in shape to meet
any possible eontingencies of ‘flood
conditions. Now, with all drought
. records smashed we propose'to put the
system in shape to meet any possible
contingencies of this nature.’’
25-Year Heat Mark Broken at Ra- '
Ittgh.
Raleigh, Sept. 12. —Heat records
which had stood for 25 years were 1
brokeh here today when the ther
mometer climbed above the ninety !
degree mnrk for the 55th day of the 1
summer. In 1!H)0 the little red fluid '
expunded above the ninety mnrk 54 i
days during the summer ot that 1
yean. ]
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The eyes have it—so let yours g
take their first view into 1926.
I •' Our Opening Fall Clothing An- j
nouncement —
/O It. tells you that this great
-* 1 ' stock of new clothes—new
|£fe« clothes and new colors—only
/ / awa ' ts y° ur Royal 'Presence to
I J * ’ MS,= It asks you eagerly and sin
; . J cerely* to take away from your
business or leisure enough time to simply look at simply
I the greatest collection of men’s garments since you have
| known-clothing.
1 Hundreds of Suits at $25 to $45. j
i [ Models that are going to be hits—none that have struck
; out!
; Strange hues—new tones—pulse quickeners—that urge
! ownership.
A pleasure for us to show, clothes from a show that will
; | delight your summer’s weary spirit.
TOMORROW AT HOOVER'S
HOOVER’S, Inc. £9
;|. “THE YOUNG MAN’S STORE”*
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Keeping Up With the Neighbors
■ When you feel yourself to be the equal or superior of
- another person, you do not follow his mistakes. If your I
| neighbors spend all that they earn, don’t try to keep up I
i with them. Extravagance does not advertise the man I
who has money in the bank and property in his name. H
j Thrift and a bank account will some day make you h
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CABARRUS SAVINGS BANK 1
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j FANCY DRY GOODS WOMEN’S WEAR
115 DAY EXCURSION 1
Cincinnati, Ohio
Southern Railway System
Thursday, September 17th; 1925 I
Round trip fare from Concord, N. C. qq g
Ticket* on sale September 17th only, good 15 day* in addition to $L
date of sale. f
Tickets good in Pullman, sleepifg and parlor cars. Baggage checked. ■»
Tickets good going.regular train 21 September 17tb, returning good B
on all regular trains so as to reach home station prior to midnight, Oc- ‘
’ tober 2nd.
jj Grand opportunity to visit friends in the middle west.
J Big league baseball games at Cincinnati and racing at Latonia.
j For detailed information and reservations call on nearest South
j ern Railway Agent.
* M. E. WOODY, R. H. GRAHAM,
| Ticket Agent, Division Passenger Agent,
Concord, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. 5
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I Know at All Times That You Have 1
| The Right^Amount of Oil in 1
Monday, Sept. 14, 1925