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Ccfncord Daily Tribune
TIME OF CLOSING MAILS
The time of the closing of mails ai
the Concord postodjee is as follows:
Northbound i
136-J1:00 P.M. s
36-1-10:00 A. M.
34 ■-LIO P. M.
38— 8:30 P. M.
30—11:00 P. M.
Southbound
39 9 :30 A. M.
45 3 :30 P. M.
135 8 :00 P. M. j
23—11:00 P. M.
LOCAL MENTION I
1.. H. Rarnhardt has inovwj from
Concord Route 7, to Sanford. X. C.
Mrs. Ernest Hicks is confined to
her home.on East Depot street by ill
ness.
Little Jane Howard, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Howard, is ill of
erysipelas at her home on South
Spring street.
Tom Wilkinson, who has been liv
ing at the Hartsell Mill here for some
time, has moved to North Belmont
and is employed there in the Stowe
Mill.
Miss Margaret Teeter has returned
from Charlotte where she underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
Presbyterian Hospital. She will re
turn to school otr Monday.
Eight men sentenced in Cabarrus
Superior court last week to serve
chain gang sentences, were carried to
the chain gang camp Monday and
Tuesday. Thetr sentences run frijm
1 90 days to two.years.
Dr. Mary Martin Sloop, head of
the school at Grossnore, who is visit
ing in Concord, was a speaker at
the lum'lieon of the Rotary Club to
day, giving an account of the work
done in that institution.
Friends of Mrs. Sallie Sapp will
regret to learn that she is confined
to her home on account of an attack
of appendicitis. Some improvement
is shown in her condition today, it is t
said.
Hundreds of persons m the city nrei
expected to attend the Hallowe'en
party planned by Secretary Blanks of
the Y. M. C. A. The program which
will be staged Friday, will include
feature* calculated to appeal to per
sons in all walks of llife.
The State Department of Agricul
ture in a recent bulletin estimated the
Cabarrus cotton crop on October IS
as 60 per cent, of a normal crop. The
figures show the Cabarrus estimate
to be about the average for the. State
this year.
A number of Concord and Cabarrus
county men plan to go to Pineliurst
tomorrow to attend the fair. Tomor
row is the big day of the week at
the Sandhill Fair and swine entered
front this county is to be judged on
that day. The Cabarrus swine is ex
pected to win prizes at the fair.
Cases on Superior court this week
have been tr'ed before slim crowds.
Cabarrus county people will not show '
much iuterest in the average civil I
case, and during Monday afternoon |
and Tuesday no more than 20 or'3o
persons were in the court room at any t
time. v
Four cases are to be tried in re-1
corder’s court this afternoon, police j
officers state. One defendant is ,
charged with driving an auto while
intoxicated, one is charged with as-1
sault with a deadly weapon, another j
with being intoxicated and another
with violating a city ordinance.
Mrs. B. F, Rogers, Mrs. \V. H.
Gorman, Mr. and Mrs. Jones Yorke
and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Howard were
in Charlotte this morning to attend
the funeral of John F. Yorke, who
died Monday morning after a long
illness. Funeral services were held at
11 o’clock and interment was made in
Elmwood cemetery.
The War Mothers’ Kitchen Or
chestra was presented Tuesday eve
n ng before a fair sized audience at
the High School auditorium. Per
sons attending declared that the per
formance was even better than the
first showing of this entertainment.
Several changes were made in the
program as presented.
Disposition of the Fred Spradley
case is expected to be made in city
court this afternoon by Judge M. H.
Caldwell. Spradley, is is charged, en
tered a medicine cabinet in Cline’s
Parmacy Sunday afternoon seeking
drugs. Judge Caldwell in court Mon
day stated that he probably would dis- *
pose of the case today.
State college alumni here will be |
interested in the announcement that
the football team of that college
likely will be shaken up by Coach
Tebel before the game with Davidson
Saftirday. The coach is not pleased
with the work of his team, it ia said.,
and plans to replace several men. The
State-Davidsou game is expected to
attract 7,000 fans Saturday.
H. W. Blanks spent the morning
in Mt. Pleasant where 'he secured a
team of cadets from the Institute to
take part in the rope pulling contest
which is to be a feature of the Hal
lowe'en carnival program. Twenty
men are coming to take part in the
contest from Salisbury and they are
bringing with them a large delega
tion of rooters.
| Large numbers of people marveled '
at the beautiful display of colors in
Tuesday afternoon’s sunset. The en- i
tire western heavens were illuminated j
in the most brilliant hues, shading j
from a bright blue to a flame red and j
then grading off into delicate tints'
cf orchid and yellow. A fleecy batik i
of clouds gave a background for the
remarkable aizht.
In the appointment of Miss Mary
W. Wimpenny, of Edgartown, Gov.
Fuller, of Massachusetts, has named
the first woman ever to serve as a
register of probat - and insol venCey in
the Bay Stale. '■ “
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
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We heard a man raising caln wtih
his wife because he made her mad.
| You needn’t blow up just because
1 your auto tire does. The opinions of
: those with you are much harder to I
; change.
I Some people marry for better or
■ worse while others marry so they
can get some sleep.
! Winter Is coming. Don’t bpy a car
that’s hard to. start unless you livs
on top of a hill.
| You can always get a few more ;
i miles out of last winter’s clothes.
Don’t be Impolite, but watt sot ’
some people to finish what they are
saying and you will die of old age.
{Copyright. 1923. NEA Service, Inc.)
•‘Look prosperous anyway,” •al !
vertises a pressing shop. Yes, ti)
ppwer of the press Is great.
Something about work makee u
so mad we would like to grow u,!
and marry a rich widow. .j
A bachelor is a man who can' 1
even enjoy staying away from home
Money won't get you into society
but lack of It will put you out.
At beauty shows, all of It does.
An old golf club and a new hus
hand make excellent rug beaters,
Los Angeles man left JIO.OOO tio a
girl who refused to marry him. Her
kindness was nevw forgotten
Seattle man who was arrested for
raising checks was sent up hlrpself
for five years
Chicago man Is suing a dealer be
cause hie shoes hurt Shoe dealers
please make a foot-note of this
I We shipped a million pounds of
i hunting powder to South America,
but she may be hunting trouble
Bigamist says be married nlnt j
times because he was erdzy Some i
think they were crazy for doing It
once
Boston man gives the preacher ISO 1
when he misses church to absence
makes the preacher's hurt grow
fonder *
'Copyright. 1925. NLA Se al«. Inc.) ,
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•w» !o ton* and utrengthet?
the organs of *s*. 'Stic i and
elimination, Impr. sppstits,
stop sick haadachss, rotieve Ml
! iousness, correct constipation.
I They set promolly, pleasantly,- |
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I Post and Flagg’s Cotton Getter- I
J New York, Oct. 27.—Although!
j prices have steadied at times tradihg]
tapetrf off even on moderate rallies!,
and whatever demand on a scale i
down might preve to be there in none
as yet that feels under any compul
sion to follow advances. That con
dition to exist, until posi
tive evidence, is available that the
r supply large as it promises to be |
j will for one reason or another prove,
a closer fit for requirement* than ia
now considered at all probable in
I trading circles.
I The report seems not tof have ttp
| -:eL the goods markets seriously
though the break lias list to coikss
sions in some eases of an eighty to
la quarter with mil!,), however, as a
| rule resisting a try concessions. Spot
dealers a'_ o report, prices well main-1
, tained with the outlook that a
| scramble for desirable types will be
! "ecu though seven-eighths cotton is
j offered at rather large discounts for
| the present.
1 The netual trade finds it diffieu't.
if not impossible to believe that any
, such increase in the crop have taken
I place since September 1 as shown by
| the report in view of Jlie character
lof the weather during the period. If
;the weather responsible for a
'decline of over 000.000 Sales in the
ginning for the last to tfie crop. It
i* also pointed out that frost damage
I came too la to to affect the reports to
the crop boaord.
■ It is useles to vlllify the erhp
j board but if their more recent esti-
I mates are nothing more than a series
of efforts to rectify some earilier*
error the board would seem to have
outlined its usefulness and cannot be
eliminated too quickly as the cost of
its operation to the cotton trndiL as
a who'e whi'o impossible to de-
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tortniim o*n safely be described ns I
staggering. The trade could muddle'
along much better by . itself With ,
tmthing more than an official roti- <
mate at the end of the growing sea- ]
son but with the help of the ginning ,
figures which are not so much open
to the objection of being gues.-es ar
rived at by comp’iented 'formulas.
POST AND FLAGG.
Aulit Hct’s Creator Vs No Speech i
Maker.
Shelby. Oct. 2t>.—Robert Quillen,
well known newspaper feature writer
cf Fountain Inn., 8. C.. pocks a lot
of punch in what he says through
newspaper columns, but he is a zero 1
or ho less than nil When it comes
to .putting things over orally. At
| least one derives that idea in read- 1
ing Quillen's refusal to make a pub- J
lie speech, in this state. Quillen,
who originates “Aunt Het” and her j
quainf, .homely sayings, was invited i
by Lee B. Weal hers, vice president ]
of the North Carolina Press Asso- ,
ciatitm. to make a speech at the news- i
paper institute Jo be held at the Cni- j
versity next month. Quillen’s re- i
ply ran thus : I
Mr. Wtnthers: ]
"I would if "I could, and gladly. I
But 1 can't make a speech—never ]
have and nsrer shall—and no man i
has a right' to do in public a thing i
lie can't do well,
"Thanking you for wanting me. i
“Cordially, 1
“ROBERT QUILLEN.” J
From the brevity of the letter, a I
Quillen characteristic, one judges 1
that the creator of Aunt Het will ,
■continue to “let her dp the talking
in public.”
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It is impossible to get anywhere if ]
you are a crab. Nobody loves you. I
To be successful you must have a ]
kindly, lovable disposition. You can |
not have this with an unhealthy liver i
and stomach. They don’t go to- j
gether. Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy ,
has given complete and permanent re- t
suits in thousands of such cases. Our '
advice to everyone troubled in this i
way, especially when accompanied 1
with bloating in the stomach, is to j
try this remedy. It is a simple, i
harmless preparation that removes the 1
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal ']
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments, includ
ing appendicitis. At the Gibson Drug
Store and druggists everywhede. /
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