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Price Only 20 Cents a Pound I I THE UNIVERSAL CAR j The All Steel Body Car \ Roadster $260.00 Touring $290.00 | Starter and Demountable Rims Extra 5 Coupe $520.00 Sedan Tudor $580.00 All Prices F. O. B. Detrit £ REID MOTOR CO.j CONCORD’S FORD DEALER i* XCorbin and Church Streets Phone 220 * J INSURE \ When You Start to Build S » • The right time to take out insurance is when you start \ 5 building. Then if through any cause your building should p ■ burn, even before completed, the Insurance will cover fi I your loss. I Fetzer & Yorke Insurance Agency 1 Successors to Southern Loan and Trust Co. § P. B. FETZER A. JONES YORKE ♦IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I Y. M. C. A. Members Take Notice! | I THE SPECIALTY STORE | Headquarters for All § Athletic and Gym Equipment ft S. Union St. Opposite Court House Concord Daily Tribune j TIME OF CLOSING MAILS J The tin/e of the closing of mails at the Concord postesce is as follows: I Northbound P. M. 36*-10:00 A. M. 34 4:10 P. M. 38— 8:30 P. M. | 30—11:00 P. M. Southbound 39 9:30 A. M. II 45 3:30 P. M. 135 8 :00 P. M. 29—11:00 P. M. - LOCAL MENTION According to a deed filed Saturday at the court house L. P. B’aokwelder has sold to Emmett M. Blaekweder | for $2003.75 property in No . 8 i township. | license has been is ueJ here by Register of Deeds El iott to William Hendy. of Charlotte, and Miss Ethe M. Eaves, of Cabarrus N. 0. R. J. Phillips spent Sunday in 9a.rebury with Mrs. Phillips who re cently underwent a serious operation in a hospital t'liere. Mr. Phillips was told by attending nurses and physi-. i-ians that the condition of Mrs. Phil lips continues to show improvement. Rev. R. T. Kerr has returned to Vldette, Ga.. after ho’ding a revival in C ncerd for two weeks at the A. R*. P Church. His work in Con cord was of an outstanding nature ami many of his friends regret to see him leave the city. Xevin Sappenfieid was able to re turn from tiie Charlotte Sanitarium Saturday and attend the State-David- j sou game in Davidson. Hie leg. which, gave him some trouble last week, is much better and it is prob able that he will be able to be out j in a short while. Receipts at the Hallowe'en carnival, which was held Friday afternoon and night at the Y. M. C. A.. netted $112.90. which was slightly less than the expenses for the affair. Rainl prevented many of-the people from | attending w'no would otherwise have 1 gone. Mr, aud Mrs. Farrel White spent the week-end in Asheville with the former's father, E. F. White, who is undergoing treatment in an Asheville hospital for rheumatism and nervous ness. Mr. White’s condition is re garded as slightly improved at ptes eUt ' . ' C Six cases are to be tried in re- e corder's court this afternoon, police i! officers state. Four defendants are jj charged with being intoxicated, one i ] is charged with possessing fiqimr.and ] another with having liquor in his 1 1 place of business for the purpose of sale. Concord bad a line rain during the week-end, the rain having con tinued practically without interrup tion from Sunday morning to after noon today. The rain was fairly general throughout the country, ituis reported by persons coming to Con cord today. . The November meeting of the board of county commissioners is being held at the court house today, i No matters of unusual interest were 1 presented to the commissioners this 9 morning and it is reported ttutt < nothing but routine business will "he j presented during the afternoon. j Persons interested in the Y M. C. j A. basketball team which is being or- j ganized here this week, are asked to j give their names to J. W. Denny in j order that lie may enroll them in the J squad. Practice will commence the j last of the week in preparation for ] the strenuous schedule which hat J been arranged. ( Western North Caro’ina, from | Asheville to Statesville, was vias.ted J by a steady, consistent rain Sunday. ( Th<- rain began falling in Asheville < ■ e tint Saturday night, say reports : caching Concord, and fell without in- , rruptions throughout Sunday. If ( , the rain will continue for several days, j i it is said, the power situation in this ] | section may be improved. I j R, P. Bensn, who suffered a para- 1 I lytic stroke at his home here several j | we ks Ago, resumed his duties at the . Time -Tribune office this morn tig , IMr B nson returned to Concord Sat- | urday from Oriental, where he spent i several weeks at the home of Mrs j Benson’s father, his condition showing i such marked improvement while he 1 was there that he decided to resume ] his regular work. i The Department of Commerce i through the Census Bureau, states 1 that 10,328 bales' of cotton were J ginned in Cabarrus county prior to i October 23th, this year, compared ] with 4,448 bales to the same time i last year. Johnston county with 1 | 47,698 bales ginned prior to October ] i 26th led the state this year, with i Robeson, with 42.792 bales second. 1 In the state this year 711.688 bales j were ginned compared with 192.800 i bales last year. On April 22, 1684, a scientist at Oxford read a paper describing a cer tain province of Nova Scotia where, “there is so great a quantity of salt peter in ye fields, that ye oxen are so salt that they cannot eat their | flesh for three or four months of the SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder cash, on Tuesday, | November 10th* at 10:30 o’clock, at i my home on the A. F. Leflor farm in l No. 11 township, the following per sonal property: i Two horses, two mares, three milk cows, one two-horse wagim, one whegt drill, one grass cutter, 1W) bushels of cotfion seed, a lot of hay and tops, and a lot o£other farming tows and imple ments. Terms cash. L. O. LEFLEB, Fouf Miles East of Concord. Jj Trib. 4 4 7,-p. TOE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE iTOMjp Civilization la coming right along Tou can buy'almost any kind ot food In cans now. | All the world la a stage. Act now. Keep out of trouble. It is very dis concerting to learn how few friends you really have. • There are orchestras with only I four or five pieces, but they sound J as If they were tlh. One thing taught by experience Is that.you can’t always learn by ex perience. Absence from church was a crime in the seventeenth century. Now it is merely a custom. Doesn t matter, but a couple of oysters Is so little for a case to make sudh a big stew about. Claim a Florida girl had three hus bands, but this may be only talk started by tne real estate men. Hypnotist put a woman to sleep In Superior. Wis. Couldn’t wake her up. Should have shown her a mouse. Good Seattle news. Real estate man fell out of a window. Proves all of them are not in Florida. Ten members of the Polish Con gress are touring America. One is ever six feet. Regular telephone Pole. News says New York police are closing up more trotleg joints. 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