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Buck’s Stove and Range Sale
Continued For This Week Only p
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"" We have a few of the premiums left river from last jjj
week, and to clean them up, have decided to continue this j-j
; special offer on stoves, ranges and heaters. Free with !»j
* every Range or Circulating Heater, a Ruck's Junior fij
r range or 1,000 pounds of coal. Your old stove taken in as |j
; part payment. Balance on terms. Come in and let us tj
s show you a Real Quality Line. Cost but little more than I"]
£ the cheaper makes, and will last twice as long.
Concord Furniture Co
THE RELIABLE FIRMTIHE STORE
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WELCOME |
To Our Fair Week Visitors We Ex- j
tend a Most Hearty and Hos
pitable Welcome
It is sincerely hoped that the neighbors’ visit to Con- ![
cord will remain for a long time pleasant in their memo- 'i.
ries. J
To add to the town’s welcome we cordially invite you j
to'make yourself perfectly at home at the REID MOTOR Y
COMPANY’S uptown office when in town, or at our booth ]
in the big tent when at the fair grounds.
Let Us Explain the Advantage of Farming With the
FORDSON TRACTORS
PRODUCTS
REID MOTOR CO.
CONCORD’S FORD DEALER
K Corbin and Church Streets Phone 220 ?
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Florence Automatic Oil Cook
Stoves I
Less Oil-No Wicks
Better Service
Approved by Good Housekeeping
Sold Under a Guarantee
York* & Wadsworth Co.
Union and Church Streets
The Old Reliable Hardware Store
Phone 30 Phone 36
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j C6ncord Daily Tribune
Time op closing .mails
The time of the closing of mails at
the iConcord postoffice is as follows:
Northbound
, 136-*l:(Xrp. M.
1 30*-I0:00 A. M.
34 4:10 P.. M.
35 8:30 P. M.
30—11:0O P. M.
Southboond
39 9 :30 A. M.
45 3:30 P. M.
135 8:00 P. M.
23—11:00 P. hi.
LOCAL MENTION
Receipts have been made out and
the tax books are now open to the
pub'.el, according to Charles X. Fields,
city tax collector.
, Judge John M. Og’.esby spent the
I weekend in Concord, ' returning to.
j Asheville where he will preside at the
j sessions of the Buoombe County Su
s perior Court for the next two weeks.
t Dr. James A. Bqgigle left Sunday
| night for Baltimore and Richmond
■ "Mere he will attend clinics this week
I He will return to Concord during
! the latter part op the week.
| Mrs Clifford Kluttz is recovering
1 nicely from the operation which she
j had performed last week for the re
j moval of her appendix. She is in
I the Charlotte Sanatorium.
I The Citizens Bank and Trust Co.,
[ commissioner, has sold to J. W. Stal-
I lings for $5,565 property on North
• I’nion street, according to a deed filed
j Saturday. Another deed records the
| sale of pruperty in Ward 2 by M. W.
| Lyles to D. A. McLaurin for $4,000.
Dewey and Marvin Mayberry, of
j E'kin, charged with violating the pro
hibition law, will be tried in reeord
[ er's court here this afternoon. They
will be tried by a jury. One other
II case, in which the defendant is
charged with being intoxicated, will
be tried this afternoon.
One more victory will give Wash
ington the baseball championship for
i: the year. By defeating the Pirates
l Saturday and Sunday the Senators
ran their string of victories to three,
iI with Pittsburgh having but one vie
' tory. The teams are playing in
i Washington again this afternoon.
i A telephone has been installed at
i the fair grounds, the number being
[ 894. Persons wishing to confer with
fair officials during the week can get
them most of the time during the
[ day by calling this number. A West
i ern Union office will be opened at t'.ie
1 j grounds tomorrow.
Carolina found Duke easy Satur-
I day, running up to 41 points and
! holding Duke scoreless. South Caro
lina defeated State 7 to 6 while Dav
idson was defeating Guilford and
Wake Foreot was winning from Le
noir-Rhyne. Georgia TecM defeated
Penn State at New York, showing a
fine brand of football.
Fall weather seems to be here to
stay. The low temperatures which
became evident several days ago con
tinued over the week-end, making ov
ercoats and other wraps very neces
sary. Snow in the mountains is be
lieved to tiave brought the colder
weather, the mountains in the western
part of the state being covered with
two inches of snow.
Persons who filed with. Dr. T. N.
Spencer a list of rooms for rent dur
ing fair weeks are requested by him
to rent the rooms when persons call
for them. ‘T haven't time to call
everyone and tell them I have sent
1 strangers to them for rooms,” he said,
“but I give the strangers the ad
dresses and persons who want to rent
j rooms will please do so without -fur
i tber orders from me.”
Sentiment here seems about evenly
’ divided on tbe Cole case. Those per
sons who wanted Cole to be freed
based their arguments on tbe “un
written law” while those who wanted
him convicted argued that juries in
North Carolina should make their de
cisions on the law and not on senti
ment. Most persons heard discuss
ing the case today expressed the be
| lief that Judge Finley will not hold
( Cole for insanity.
t The Star Theatre will on Wednes
( day and Thursday, October, 14 and
j 15, show “Dante’s Inferno,” 'the pic
i. turization of the greatest book on
' earth. It carries an all star cast.
Through hell with Dante on the road
- to happiness. A spectacle of drama
r and beauty. It's a Fox special. This
! picture should show for 25c and 50c,
but this theatre is only charging 10c
and 25c admission. Don’t miss this
one.
. Marriage licenses have been issued
* to the following couples: Alfred H.
j B adk welder, of Route No. 5 and
I Miss Annie Pless, of Bost Mill; Henry
Burr and Miss Gladys Parker, both
of, Kannapolis; Robert Lee Mullis
and Miss Annie McGinnis, both Os
Route No. 6; David O. Tuck and
Miss Birda Lee Hawkins, both of
1 Kannapolis; Luther Crayton and
Mrs. Helen Verner Bass, both of Con
cord.
Thought They Knew Lord’s Prayer.
Col. Henry Hall, the veteran Wash
ington correspondent, tells an amus
ing story of the remarkable ignorance
of two congressmen of fundamental
religious matters. They were out in
tbe lobby after tbe session had ad
journed and Jack was joshing Mac
on his very religious strain of the
last speech he had inflicted on the
house. "I’ll bet you $5,” said Jack,
“you can’t repeat the Lord's Prayer
now.
“Done!” cried Mac, and thinking a
moment hf began:
‘“Now I lay me down to sleep,
I pray the Lord ray soul to keep;
If I should die before I wake
I pray tbe Lord my soul to take.”
“There, I told you I could.”
“Well, I give up beat,” replied
Jack, paying over the money. “I
wouldn’t have thought you could do
It.” i
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
Jackson— “ The idea of jelling
your wife go about telling the neigh- I
burs ihai *>he made a man of you!'
You don’t hear tnv wife sayina lhai."
Johnson—”No: but I heart her
telling my wife kite had dong her
best." •
15 YOUR CHILD
THIN AND WEAK?
Cod Liver Oil in Sugar
Coated Tablets Puts, on
Flesh and Builds .
Them»Up.
hi just a few days—quicker Ilian
you ever dreamed of—these wonderful
1 ea'th building.' flash making tablets
called McCoy\j Cod I.iver Oil Com- ,
jionnd Tablets will s:nrt to help any I
thin, underweight little one.
After sickness and "Mere rickets are}
suspected they are especially valuable.
No need to give them any more nasty
Cod Liver Oii—these tablets -are made j
to take the place of that good, but .
evil smelling, stomach upsetting medi
cine and they surely do it.
A very sickly child, age 9, gained
12 pounds in 7 months.
Ask the Pearl Drug Company or
any druggist for McCoy’s Cod Liver!
Oil Compound Tablets—as easy to
take as candy—6o tablets 60 cents
and money back if not satisfied.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
Regular meeting of Concord Lodge
No. 404 Loyal_ Order of Moose Mon
day. evening at 8 o’clock. All mem
bers requested to be present
W. ,T. HF.THCOX, See.
W. O. W. NOTICE. .
Regular meeting of Elm Camp No.
16 W. O. W. Tuesday evening at 8:00
o’clock in the Moose Lodge Room. Ev
ery member is urged to be present.
S. A. WELLINGTON, C. C.
R, C. LITAKEK, Clerk.
y World Series
Play by Play
Through the Courtesy of
The Concord Telephone Co.
We have a Radio in our store
to get the World Series Play
by Play.
' Call Around and Enjoy the
Games
Pearl Drug Co,
On the Square Phone 22
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Will help you to be on time ij.
at school or college. Prompt- ,I [
ness is n virtue much to be de- j i
sired, especially in the student i, l
who would get the most out of ij i
his studies. Wc have them in V
white aud yellow gold.
S. W. Preslar jj
JEWELER
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Open Day
And Night
We will be open day and
night from October the 9th till
18th for Fair Week. Stop .and
eat with us.
Meals That Satisfy You
If We Please You Tell Others
If Not, Tell Us.
Clean and Quick Service
100 Per Cent. Pure Food—
You Can Get it at the
New York .Case and Hotel
We Serve Maxwell House
Coffee—Come and Try One
NEW YORK CAFE AND
HOTEL
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, CONCORD COTTON MARKBT
MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, lies
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Cotton Seed JL.J. .49 J-2
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Suite 403 Oabarrua Savings Hank
Unfitting
“Osteopathy treat* any illnea, tor
which people consult a doctor,"
Phone,: Office 814; R<y. I#T
1 Star Theatre ||
Wednesday, Thursday, October 14-15
The Greatest Book on Earth
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Admission 10c—25c
Today—Tuesday Friday Only j
“THE GOLDEN '
“HAPPINESS" PRINCESS"
A Metro Goldwyn Picture With |
With PAT O’MALLEY I Comedy “Masked Marvel"
“FULL SPEED”
With BUFFAX© BILL. JR.
COMEDY “MASKED MARVEL”
SPECIAL PICTURES FOR FAIR WEEK
VOTE SCORE
District No. 1
Following is the list ot candidates, with their votes published, in
this district. One or two of the automobile prizes, one S2OO cash prize,
one SIOO cash prize and 10 pet. comnrssion to all other active caa-
I didates must be awarded in this district. In case of any omission or
i incorrect district classification, notify the campaign department at once;
; H. A. Allred v 1 450,600
i Miss Marie Barrier
Miss Edna Margaret Fink -
i Mrs. J. Herman Laughlin 4Ol-000
- Miss Maefield Lentz - J®®-*®®
| Stephen Morris -- f”®’™
1 I’anl Query - v—-
1 Miss Dorothy Roberts 4.)_.000
| Mrs. R. M. Sappenfield - 400,000
District No. 2
Following is the list ot candidates, with their votes published, in
this district. One or two of the automobile prizes, one S2OO cash prize,
one SIOO cash prize and 10 pet. comnrssion to all other active can
didates must be awarded in this district. In case of any omission or
incorrect district classification, notify the campaign department at oace.
Miss Lueile Cline, Kannapolis * 262^200
Lawrence Fowler, Kannapolis 6,000
A. O. Maulden, Kanmfpolis 63^®®
Miss Billie Sapp, R. F. D., Concord —; 250,500
Miss Ethel Sazon, Mary'EUa Hall, Kannapolis 11,700
Mrs. Nina Stogner, R. F. D. 1, Concord 1 230,900
District No. 3
i Following U the liat of candidates,'with their votes published, In
this distrift. One or two of the automobile prizes, <yie S2OO cash prize,
ore SIOO cash prize and 10 pet. comnrssion to all other active can
didates must be awarded in this district In case of any omission or .
incorrect district classification, notify the campaign department at once.
Ralph Beaver, Route 1, Concord 123,900
Boyd Carpenter, Stanfield i - 295.100
Ruth Fryllng Marcho, R. F. D. 5, Concord 2 319,000 j
Ed. Gray, R. F. D. 6, Concord— 312,000
C. H .Lipo, R. F. D. 2, Mt. Pleasant 54,200
Rev. 0. Myers, R. F. D. 6, Concord
HOT WATER IN A JIFFY
This gas hot water heater
r . f is Surely a friend in need and
HB ’ a friend indeed of every cook
I matth and in a few minutes
S HU steaming hot water will run
' S H ■ from the faucet—enough for
T T»: PffiX Let us install one for you.
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E. B. GRADY I
PLUMBING AND HEATING DEALER
Offict and Show Room 88 E, Corbin 8t Office Phone BS4W |
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Idfht Only a store that dcai,s in !
good clothing can give'you r |
ihe style you want this Fall, i \
The suit boil
ed down tp a price cannot
offer you the calories of cut 1/
or the vitamines of values—
tube [V;
U] singing from a low branch S:J
—on price.
20 per cent, of the men we have fce?n selling Sehloss gar-- [
ments to this Fall hearkened to the .siren of $22.50 gar
ments last Spring. j
The men who pay less than the Right price for Fall s-
Clothing will find w.e are right—before Christmas.
Sehloss Suits and Top Coats $25.00 to $40:00
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geijsed Statement of
IS SAVINGS BANK
irle, Kannapolis, Mt. Pleasant.
siness September 28, 1925: -
RESOURCES
... $—2,631,417.42 ~
Real Estate 197,874.73^
i— 2,500.0J^
res c _ 47",918.15 J
i from banks 460,263.56 a
LIABILITIES I
i taxes and depre- / H
—- 2,822,593.20 g
11 FANCY DRY GOODS WOMEN’S WEAK
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t this coupon will start you in the race for the magnificent Tribune and £
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i pon may be used only once and la valid only when accompanied- by a I
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Monday, October W 1025