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Douglas Fairbanfis% 1,
Have you ever seen a Magic Rug soar <%)
p above the city bearing a Thief and a lIBBBf
Have you ever seen a white horse with
wings fly through the clouds?
Have you ever seen Magic ropes, live
3 dragons and bats as big as elephants?
Have you ever seen an “invisible" j
This beautiful story of romance and 9J
adventure abounds in happenings of ■LJ
astounding and unbelievable magic.
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Concord Daily Tribune
TIME OP CLOSING MAILS
The tine of the closing of mails at
the Concord postoffice is as follows:
NartMMoad I
136—11:00 P. M.
86—10:00 A. M.
34 4 :10 P. M.
36 8:30 P. M.
30—11:00 P. M.
Southbound
80— 9:30 A. M.
45 P. M.
185— 8:00 P. M.
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LOCAL MENTION
N'ormon M. Black is spending the
day in Cnion county where ho has
gone on business for the North Car
olina Co-oporatiye Association.
According to a deed filed Tuesday at
the court house B. L. I'mberger and
W. C. Houston have sold to R. S.
Clontz property on McGill street for
SI,OOO.
C. W. Byrd spent some time in
Charlotte Tuesday afternoon with his
i mother, who is undergoing treatment
l in a hospital there. He reports that
| her condition has slightly improved
j since she entered the hospital.
j Albemarle News-Herald : “\{r. A. .T.
! Hahn, of Cabarrus county, was in Al
bemarle Saturday. Mr. Hahn says
! that his section is still dry and that
j many farmers are forced to haul
j water for domestic use."
| George A. Ritchie has returned to
j Concord after six weeks in Chicago
and Kansas City, where he was em
ployed by the Hewett Stock and Bond
Company. He has accepted a posi
tion with the Charlotte Rnnk ami
Trust Company as assistant cashier.
Police officers this morning report
ed thatseveral cases are docketed for
trial in recorder’s court this after
noon. Several of the cases were
continued from former sessions of the
court, it was stated, and those whirfi
I developed since Monday are of little
i importance.
Among the Albemarle friends at
i tending the funeral of T. D. Maness
1 here Monday were Col. and Mrs. F. K.
j Starnes. Mr. and Mrs. G. It. B. Rey-
I nolds. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Parker. Mr.
j | and Mrs. T. S. Parker and family,
i i Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Book. Miss Louise
i i Parker and Mr. O. J. Sikes.
II Fred Isenhour, six months old son
ij of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Isenhour. of
| j No. 4 Township, died at the home of
, j his parents at 6 o'clock Tuesday eve-
I ning, death being caused by colitis af
ter an illness of a few days. The fun
eral wa». held this afternoon at tour
o'clock at Trinity Lutheran church.
The trial of H. M. Johnson against
W. A. L. Smith was held here Tues
day before 'Squire G. M. Lore and a
verdict of S7O for the plaintiff was
returned. The defendant asked for
a jury trial, the verdict being that
of the jury. It was stated at the
trial that the suit grew out of some
sawing work done for the defendant.
The injuries of J. L. Rimer, who
j was burned Monday afternoon, are
| more serious than at first thought, ae
j cording to reports today from his
fj home. Muscles and leaders in his
j 'eft wrist were burned so his fingers
i cannot be moved without being pulled
I out of ptace, it is reported, and he
may lose the use of his hand.
The equinox seems to have much in
fluence on the weather. At least
there was a mighty change in tem
peratures here Tuesday and Tuesday
night and wraps and blankets were
used freely during the night, the
change being credited by many per
sons to the equinox. The mercury
stood at 66 here early this morning.
Work of preparing the free park
ing lot in the rear of the city hall
has been started by the city. The
lot will be attractively arranged and
parking spaces will be laid out with
the idea of getting as many cars on
the lot as possible. It will be sev
eral days, perhaps, before the work is
finished.
Pittsburgh and Washington both
won Tuesday and need but three
games each to clinch the pennants in
j the National and American leagues,
respectively. As the teams have
| eleven more games to play there seems
little chance of victory for any one
else. The first game of the world
series willl be played in Pittsburgh
on October 7fii under present plans.
Police Officers Widenhouse and
l Sloop visited the home of Ed Byers
i on North Spring street Tuesday and
' discovered three and a half pints of
I liquor, it was reported at police head
• quarters. Byers escaped while the
officers were searching the house, mak
ing his getaway through a rear door
| and across a vacant lot to the rear
I of his home.
I Good progress has been made with
I the excavation work on the athletic
| field at the high school. Much dirt
i has been moved and the playing field
partially graded. The excavation has
been made so a standard football and
baseball field will be vailable for the
athletic teams of the school. It ie
planned to complete most of the work
this week. ,
A representative of the State labor
department spent Tuesday here seek
ing cotton pickers for eastern North
Carolina. It was stated that trans
portation expenses and SI.OO a hun
dred would be paid if as many as ten
pickers could be secured in the coun
ty. However, there ia a scarcity of
| labor in this county and no one so
| far has signed up for work in the
[ east.
I A grave in Arlington cemetery
I bears a plain white wooden marker,
I on which in black letters is thia in-
I scriptioa:
jj Lot 3121
f Wm. J. Bryan
I Col
| U. S. Tola.
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
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OSTEOPATHIC
physician
Suite 403 Cabarrus Savings Bank
Building
"Osteopathy treats any illness far
. Which people consnlt a doctor." I
Phone: Office 914; Res. 557
, Our New Mechanically Refrig
erated
Autopolar Foun
tain
keeps ice cream in the most
perfect condition. With this
new automatic refrigerating
device, it is possible to hold the
temperature "to the zero mark
if desired, and this insures all
ice cream and drinks in the
best of condition.
Pearl Drug Co.
On the Square Phone 22
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110 PER CENT.
DISCOUNT
On nil orders for engraved j i
Christmas Cards placed during i[ i
the month of September. We 11
represent one of the best en- ] |
gravers in the country. Come i i
in and mak> your selection car- V
ly while stock is fresh and com- ij,
S. W. Preslar jjl
JEWELER
I THIS IS SAN-TOX WEEK 8
There are oyer: 460 prepara- fi
tions in the San-Tox line. Ev- 8
ery preparation is sold under B
an absolute guarantee. Merch- X
andise with a merit can only be Q
sold with a guarantee. -y 8
San-Tox has a preparation 8
for every need. fi
Come in ami let ns show you. 5
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CONCORD COTTON MARKET
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 23, 102 S
i Cotton .23 1-2
i Cotton Seed —53 1-2
! CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
(Corrected Weekly by CJllne A Mooaa)
Figures named rep reient prices
- paid for produce oa the market:
Eggs .40
, Corn *IJB
. Sweet Potatoes 1.75
. Turkeys 25 to 30
, Onions SI.OO
. Peas $84)0
f Batter JO
, Country Ham „ JO
. Country Shoulder JO
Country Sides JO
Young Chickens J 5
Hens O3
' Irish Potatoes .. sl-50
The mayor of a small town near
Sao Paulo, Bedail, baa issued an or
der that any barber cutting a wom
an's hair without permission of her
husband,, father, or oldest male am
ber of the fhmily shall bo fined.
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' Bad news from Parte. Conan
Doyle seeing gtioets. But maybe
they ate American tourists return
ing.
g pi tit messages always seem to
! come collect.
' We believe in people having ekele- (
tons in their cloeets. Much batter
thin having them in bathing suits.
Wind, rafit, hall, lightning damage
' Michigan. Not so bad. In New Yorh
they hadian election.
Arrested 75 Chinese at 6r>e time ia
Me# York. The warden at the Jab
'must have a Mg washing.
, PoM Wants people to dance thi
( way they ones did. But ho wouldn't
tty to bring hock his 1510 rood*
fltVver.
(Copyright. I*ls. NfiA gervlce, Inej
From Art to Gospel.
Lexington Dispatch.
Many of those who through a per
iod of years learned to ktiow the late
Judge B. F. Long as one of the ablest
jurists of North Carolina are watch
ing with much interest the work of
his son. Rev. Mac. Long, who is dis
tinguishing himself in the ministry.
Recently the young minister has been
holding a revival'at Harmony, over
in Iredell, and a newspaper
of the meeting says that hundreds
were converted or rededicated them
selves to a more consecrated service
in the church.
The Rev. Mac Long who is pastor
( of a big Presbyterian £hureh ip. Ma
con, has the charm of eloquence add
; the power of deep conviction that
! moves his hearers greatly, according
to reports of his preaching.
There is a pretty story of how the
young man laid down the artist’s
brush and took up the Bible. He had
studied art under great teachers in
tEis country and went abroad and
studied in London, Belgium. France,
Italy and Germany.. In London the
convictiou came upon him that he
was called to preach. Returning to
his Homeland after completing his
studies in art. there appeared before
him the prospect of great fame, wealth
and adulation. Art is a thing of
beauty, of proportion, and beauty and
proport ion are near to God. But even
his lore for the beautiful and the pro-
IMirtionate could not overcome that
inward urging, so the young artist
turned to the pulpit. Hi« choice ap
pears to be thoroughly vindicated in
the work he is doing.
A Rani Man.
Monroe Enquirer.
A real man never ialks about what
the world owes him. or the happiness
he deserves, and all that.
A real man is Just as honest alone
ia the dark of his own room as he is
ia public.•
A real man does ' not want pulls
and favors. He wants work and hon
est wages. £
A real man does not expect some
thing for nothitig, so the get-rieh
qniek people can not nse him.
A real man does it little' more than
he promises.
A real man is dependable. His sim
ple word is as good hs his oath.
A real man is loyal to his Attends,
and guards their reputation as his
own.
A real man can not hurt a woman, •
physically or morally. He sticks to
his wife. He can be loyal even if love
is impossible.
A real man minds his own business.!
He does not judge other persons be
yond sure knowledge—not presuming
to “Bearch hearts.”
A real man has excuses for others,
never for himself. He is patient and
sure f7>od looks
style
comfort
sure \jpVsatisfaction
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Charitable to others; to himself he is 11
strict. „ .
A ml man dyes not hunt danger. |
but never dodges it when he ought to i
meat it.
A rani man is glad to live and not i
afraid to die.
‘■Oood morning, Mrs. O’Connor, and (
ia Tat at ’home?”
"Sure, and' where are jour eyes.
Dioty Murphy? Isn’t that bis shirt
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Out, Burned Out
Coal, Wood, Oil Or Gas Stove
To apply on the purchase of
any Gas Range purchased from
our stock. Sale ertds Septem
ber 30tly , ". ’
Concord & Kan
napolis Gas Cot.
Phone no. 142
GOOD DISPOSITIONS
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Toil can't watcH your dieposltion
too carefully, i A crab abd a gfmieh
nre rarely successful. If your liver
and stomach are yi an unhealthy con
dition you cau not have a sunny .dis
position because tliey affect the brain
a*.-well as the entire system. Msyr’a
Wonderful Remedy has been usually
successful in euch cases. Our ad
! vice to every one troubled in this way,
especially when ' accompanied wHb
bloating in the stomach, is to try this
, remedy. It is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes the catarrhal i
! mucus from the intestinal tract and 1
allay* the inflammation which causes '
practically all stomach, liver and in- i
testinal ailments, including append!- 1
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rUL Chinese proverb in Eng- 8
S \ “One look is worth a 5
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these new Sehloss Fall
| K> models even with Daniel
] ' Webster at our elbow—
! I So—wc 11 cut short on words and ask you to take one I
] | long look.
The Sehloss Fall Suits are Here—S2s to S4O
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Is it crammed full of important'papers? We wager
that it is. But pigeqnrhpleS weVe not made for safety
vaults, therefore, they should not and can not serve that
purpose. Just take a look through your desk and lay out
all the papers that you would not want destroyed by theft
or fire. Quite a collection, isn't Bring them to us.
We have just the place for them in our vault.
CABARRUS SAVINGS BANK
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BE VOTES to the credit of—
ipped out, name and address of the candidate
ieUvered to the Election Department of The
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or favorite candidate, and you are not re- | 'I
iting them. Get all you can and send them in |
roll or fold. Deliver in flat packages. NOTE U
3ted on or before SEPTEMBER 26th.
git All Times That You Have §
Right Amount of Oil in
Your Ford
ia Is Made Possible by Installing an
'-Ready Automatic Oiler /
ree Trial. Every User Must Be Satisfied, or
Purchase Price Refunded
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