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I Comfort at Small Cost
Buck's Circulating Heater will heat two to four rooms with less fi l
than you can heat one room with an open grate.
Built of heavy cast iron, all joints fitted air tight. No smoke or ill
gases in the room. Outs'de jacket is cast iron, mahogany enamel, re- :j|
quires no polishing.
Duplex grates easily cleaned, perfect circulation, pulling the ||
cold air from the floor, and nearby rooms, sending it back heated.
"Water pan in top of heater gives a moist heat circulating and chang- lj
Jig the air ; n the room every thirty minutes. More comfortable and jjf
healthier than steam or hot water. Let us install one in your home ]J
on free trial, Terms if you like. 4
Concord Furniture Co.]
THE RELIABLE FURNITURE STORE
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OVER MUSH
IT IS DELIVERED FRESH EVERY DAY TO 8
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Price Only 20 Cents k Pound
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It has truthfully been said that a murderer cannot ?
| ! keep his secret, and the truth of the statement has been >
} proven many times. It has been found to be equally as ]i
iji true that the attitude of an individual, or firm, if consist- ![
Jj| est'will sooner or later be known. "ji
In our business, we feel that a deep confidence has '!
i i been shown in us whereby we operate as the Authorized !]>
|j| Ford Dealer of Concord and its trading area. We are ]i
V glad of the opportunity to aid the service the motor car is ]!
J giving our people, and it is our purpose to promote the ij
Ij! good will of our industry, which was founded for your ser- i 1
j[ vice, convenience.and pleasure.
REID MOTOR CO.
CONCORD’S FORD DEALER
X Corbin and Church Streets Phone 220 |
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INSURE
When You Start to Build
The right time to take out insurance is when you start
; building. Then if through any cause your building should
burn, even before completed, the Insurance will cover
your loss.
Fetzer & Yorke Insurance Agency
Successors to Southern Loan and Trust Co.
P. B. FETZER A. JONES YORKE
J Y. M. C. A. Members Take Notice! |
J THE SPECIALTY STORE
Headquarters for All
I Athletic and Gym Equipment
IS. Union St Opposite Court House
l Concord Daily Tribune
j TIME OF CLOSING MAILS
| The time of the closing pt mails at
I the Concord potkofljee is as follows:
Northbound
Ii 136-41:00 P. M.
A. M
34 — 4:10 P M. i
38— 8:30 P. M.
30—11 :00 P. M.
: Southbound
j 39 9 :30 A. M.
1 45 3 :30 P. M.
i 135 8:00 P. M.
j 23—tl :00 P. M.
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! Local mention
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j Th" b aril of directors of the Y.
1 M P A. will meet Thursday evening
pat 7:30 o'clock. All members are
r asked to be present.
ii The condition of Mrs. David L.
i Potts, who has been confined ‘o her
| home on McGill street, is report.-d to
ll day as not bo : ug improved.
l! Miss Margaret Ford, county tuber
} culosis nurse, is confined to her home,
1 on Loan Street on account of ili
j ness.
i S. O. Eddleman, formerly with the
J Concord & Kannapolis Gas Co., is
I now with the Reid Motor Co, He be-
I gan his new duties November first.
{ Continued improvement is reported
{ in the condition of Mrs. R. J. Phillips,
| who underwent an operation in a Sal
| isbtiry Hospital last week.
j The condition of Mrs. Ernest Hicks,
| who has been ill for some time, is re
\ ported now as improved. She was able
f to sit up for several hours Tuesday
I and again today.
I Frank Mund, city building iuspec
-1 ter, states t’iiat eleven building per
| suits were issued in (Xtober for work
| aggregating .$34,795. During the
i month Mr. Mund also issued fifteen
I electrical permits,
i
Many laymen and ministers of the
• Methodist Protestant Church are in
High Point for the 100th annual con
ference of that denomination in North
i Carolina. The conference will be in
1 session for the remainder of the week.
| Guy C. Miller has sold to C. W.
[ Ritchie for $213 land in No. 8 town
ship, according to a deed filed Tues
day. Another deed records the sale
I of property in Ward 4 by the South-
I ern Loan and Trust Co. to Frank P.
] White for 8525.
Persons going to the Star Theatre
l today will be aiding the Crossnore
; School, for all proceeds at the theatre
today go to the school. A fine fea
ture is being offered, so persons at-
I tending the theatre today will see a
good show and at the same time will
aid a worthy cause.
The pipe hue 40 tin' underpass on
1 the Kannapolis highway, which is .to
be paved at once, lias been laid and
work of digging and pouriug the con
crete will probably be completed tills
week, Only a short time will be re
quired for drying and the road will
be' opened next week.
1 • Only two cases are scheduled to be
| tried in recorder's court this after
-1 noon, police'officers’ state. One de
fendant is charged with being intoxi
-1 cated and the other is charged with
1 an assault 011 a female. Officers state
; that business with them has been rath
s er quiet this week.
Mfcs M. Col gin arrived in Concord
1 this afternoon and will begin prae
-1 firing tonight f r the musics'! com
-1 edy, “Rosetime," which is to be pre
sented at the High School next week.
1 The practice is sc'iiedu’ed for 7 ;30
1 o’clock ond will be held in the audi
l toriurn of the High School.
It : s reported that several matters
of importance will be presented to
the aldermen of Concord when they
, meet at the city hall tomorrow night
for their November meeting. It is
also reported that several matters al
ready presented to the board will be
finally acted upon at the meeting.
Clouds which brought threats of
rain to the city during most of Tues
day disappeared during the afternoon
' and the weather during Tuesday night
and today has been clear and cold.
The weather forecast for today called (
-for colder weather, with continued j
clearness.
I C unty Agent R. D. Goodman and
I a number of Cabarrus farmers are 1
Ji p anning to attend the sale of cattle I
which is to be conducted at Gari-. ,
5 baldi farm, two miles from Charlotte. 1
Thursday afternoon. The sale is | '
under the auspices of the North Caro- t
■ lina Jersey Cattle Club.
The great picture being Shown at 1
the Star Theatre today will be for
the benefit of the Crossnorc School,
fit is “The Great Diamond Mystery,”
featuring Shirley Mason. This is a
bo cent picture, but the prices will be
cut to 35 and 10 cents. Go to see '
this great picture and at the same I
time aid a worthy cause. J
Local cotton mills will not close at
6 o’clock tonight until Saturday noon
as they have been doing for several; 1
weeks, the latest order of the South- !
ern Power Co. allowing them to op
erate until noon tomorrow. It is said
that several mills which have been op
erating Saturday afternoons will con
tinue the practice until the full pow
■ er schedule is restored.
I Volleyball enthusiasts are asked to
0 meet at the Y. M. C. A, this evening
Xat 7:30 o’clock sos abrief conference
5; in regard to setting a suitable hour
9 for play. Basketball men will hold
A their first practice of, the year to
© night at 8:30 o'clock in the gym
8 of the Y. M. C. A. All persons with
ing to try for the team are asked to
be present. ,
Officials of the county health Office
are still trying to obtain the names
and addressee of all children in the
, county who are crippled. According
, to Dr S. E. Buchanan, efforts are
being made to complete the records
of the county as soon as possible and
• persons who know of crippled chil
-9 dren are asked to report them to the
l]j county health office. 1
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
Ambitious
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1 j~
I qk to ’
'Virginia Boquet, 16-year-old girl o’. |
Quincy, 111., is determined to dc
What no' other woman has done
ewim the English channel. Only :
recently she swam 23 miles in th<
Mississippi river and can now swim I
10 hours without resting. She will
train for her big task by swimminj
in the wake of river steamers, a:
the waves made by the stern-wheel
ers are said to be similar to thorn
at the channel.
The Presbyterian Policy.
Winoton-Salem Journal. 1
The Presbyterian Church has find
a long and resplendent history, This
history surely, if read carefully, dis
closes no precedent for and ..jy'
argument for Slate interference, ‘in
matt era of religion. This Chimjh
knows fil l well the trpgedy of re
ligious intolerance, particularly wliep
protected and. fostered by the Btate.
Uncompromising antagonism to
State control of rcligiop is written
in blazing characters in the archives
of the Presbyterian Church. The best
thought of this Church understand*
that, tlvo intelligent.' sincere con
science u£ tlic individual is the ope
ami on > sovereign judge of truth.
And this best thuught lias no diffi
jculty in imagining the horror tliat
w-uuiU ensue were the State to agree
t er force whatever dogtpa the
ruling body of the denomination that
happened at the iline to be strongeot*
inigl(t submit for its enforcement- ; ]
Christian Valuer Dies Hi ( harlnftd.
Charlotte. Nov. 2. Christian
Va’.aer, prominent citizen and for
the past forty years an outstanding
figure in the business life of the'
eommunity, died today at the Pres
byterian Hospital, where he bad
been in a critical condition for ihe
past three days. He was tit! years
o'4l.
CONCORD COTTON MARKET
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1025
cotton 18c
Cotton Seed .43 1-2
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
Ippl) INPIGESTI°*|
Bellans
rgj Hot water
Sure Relief
Bell-ans
2S« and 75« Package* Evorywhoiw
ÜBiviMtibi*
|HF|I lain «perient, adds
Mil iffiWV tone end vizor to
BBR. ffiHjH the digestive end
eliminative avatem,
mmm U] improvea the appe-
K tits, relieves Sick
“HI 188 Headache end Bil
oUp&'Hm Old Block
BO Ilfßlftti | tllta IBs
W9m rvv •
Ono-third the regular dose. Made
of lam* ingiedienta, then candy
coated. For children end adulte.
LtffiOin BY VOW DMOMTh
I Gibson Drag Store.
Almost anything can happen some I
times. In Mexico, a man was she
by accident. N
j We had Just nboul forgotten Ar
mistice Day until we saw a man
wearing a whist wateh.
| It Is estimated cigarets have
j burned too many holes In shirts.
I Missing California messenger with
SSOOO was caught in Georgia. That
was carrying thlnjp too tar.
About the worst streak of luck to- I
day is a Chicago man whose rich j
wife is asking for a divorce.
j Mohammedans believe there are
ten animals In heaven and some peo- I
pie will think all ten are‘hound dogs.
(Copyright, 1925. NEA Service. Inc.> 1
During the “flu” epidemic the
health authorities in several cities and
communities selected and adopted
I.oths Hot Blasts—because the top
draft drew down into the heater the
impurities in the sick room. See these
most healthy heating stoves at special
sale. Yorfle & Wadsworth Co.
2-Ot-c.
CONCORD PRODUCE. MARKET
(Corrected Weekly by CHne A Moose)
Figures named 'represent prioaa
paid for product on the market:
Eggs .50
Corn sl.lO
Sweet potatoes $1.50
Turkeys 225 to .30
Onions , $1.50
Peas $3.00
Putter .36,
Country Ham .40
’ onntry Shoulder t .25;
i Cc untry Sides .201
! Young Chickens * .25
HeDS ! J.B
Irish Potatoes <1.50
I !
Molasses, Sugar j
Fresh Cabarrus County Sorgum
Molasses. Its scare.- this season. To
be sure to have a supply for at least
a part of the season m> (jonght the
.input of thftrre of the beet makers.
We have if. Call us. Send your ves
sel.
k ’ Kfiij! * ■ - V <N
Fine Porto Rico Molasses. It has
Mmt high flavor ami very IThr fTvmlUy7
You rnu always find it wijh us.
] loiniOo #Nle is
the We veil it tlebauese it is the
best. We deliver quick everywhere.
Cline & Moose
MELODIOUS \** >
° 771 Cinquantaine (The Golden-Wedding) ..... DiedoeftJ'
•' y «• Rudy Wiedoft -ft j
Bi 16 Oddsßa Polka*Mo* ur k a _—Kirillo'* Russ. Balalaika Orchentr* j 3
Dance (The Meadow) . ( ►: j
.q-oo KiliHofFg Russian Balalaika Orchestra .-! ( !
lJi-h Peail of Hawaii Frank Ferera-J«hn K. PaalaH 1 * '
1Q -~ £° v ? Ur “ m lftt /Il“ la , L “ Frank FeraraJohn■ K. Paaluhi -j [ !
191 to Prairie Bines (Ellis) Piano Sol- Seg tr Ems . »| :
Sent.mental Blues (Ellis) Piano Solo , Seger Ellis 11 -
VOCAL RECORDS ■ \ | ]
ifl7.s3 Faust Soldier's ©boras (Gounod) ......Victor; MWe Chorus 1 ' '
Land of Hope and Glory (Pomp and Circumstance) ] | \
t-.-on .. „ Vidtor Male Chorus i i
ldiM)—\ou Forgot to Remember Henry Burr ' 11
nm p!?i” e a > La " t .
11. (ib—( oliegiate with Piano The Revelers ii *
I'm Gonna Charleston back to Charleston Theßevelers 11 '
49787 —Cecilia, with Piano Jack Smith (Whispering Baritone) I !,i
I'm Knee Deep in Daisies i. ” ” ” • i m
19774—Sonya (Tup Alay Tup) ... .... Frank Crumit j [■■"]
Old Uncle Bill Frank Crum ; t ' '
19779—Wreck of the Shenandoah Vernon Dalhert 1 '
Death of Floyd Collins - Vernon Dalhert ! I
19760—Pardon Me (While I Laugh The Happiness Boys 11
Pretty Puppy .—— Tho Happiness Boys | \
197 C7 —You’re in Wrong With the Right Baby Aileen Stanley ij >. ■
Want a Little Lovin’ Aileen Stanley '
Over the Rainbow Trail * Wendall Hall 1 i
Your Shining Eyes Weldall Hall 1 •
The Convict and the Rose Vernon Dalhert jl| ;
Little Rosewood Casket Vernon Dalhert i j > '
19777 —I'se Goin’ from the Cottonfield Frank Crumit ®
The Parlor Is a Pleasant Plhce to 81t in Sunday Night
* Frank Orumit -!
19759—1 n Heavenly Love Abiding Flora McGill Keefer J !
Blest Christmas Morn Flora McGill Keefer
Dance Records.
19769 — The Farmer Took Another Load Away! Hay 1 Hal
Paul Whiteman and bis orchestra j 1
Manhattan —Medley Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and Orchestra i i
19773 —1’m Tired of Everything But You — Fox Trot
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
The Rvthym Rag— Fox Trot Pkul Whiteman and Orchestra Q
19785 —1da-I-Do—Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and Orchestra 8
Charlestonette—Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and Orchestra A
19782 —Had Hot Henry Brown — Fox Trot Busxe’s Buzzards 8
Milenberg Joys—Fox trot 1 Buzze's Buzzards A
10781 —So That's the Kind of a Girl You Are—Fox Trot 3
Johnny Hamp’s Kentucky Serenadera 8-
Speech— Fox Trot International Wovelty Orchestra 8
Q 19761 —1’m Knee Deep in Daisies—Fox Trot Geo. Olson and HisMuaie X
a Hot Aire—Fox Trot Geo. Olsen and His Music O
8 19768—Syncopating Sal —Fox “Trot Waring'a Pennsylvanians 8
Way Down in My Heart —Fox Trot Chas. Dornberger and Or. Q
A 19772—1 f I Had a Girl Like Yon—Fox Trot.. Seattle Harmony Klnga fl
: Dark town Shuffle—t Fox Trot Seattle Harmony King* X
X 19786—Angry—FoxTrot Johnny Hamp's Kentucky Serenadera O
! I g Oh Say, Can I See YLou Tonight—Fox Trot . 8
II 8 Johnny Hamp's Kentucky Serenadera I
f . GET YOUR RECORDS AT THE MUSIC STORE , 8
[I Kidd-Frix Music & Stationery CoI
I 9 Phone 76 88 S. Union St, Concord, N n C. a
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Miss Cary Ella Flows. i o
On Wednesday night, October 28.1
our community wns sliocked and sad ' ‘
dened by the death of or.e of our most i
lovable young ladies. Mi:* Cary Ella 1
| Flowe. She was a member of Roger's |
j Methodist Churca, an<l was faithful to .
every trust committed to her. Shel 1
| was a young Woman of high integrity;!!
loyal to every good cause. She will''
I be greatly missed by a host of friends. [
old and young, of the entity common- (
ity. The bereaved family has the deep. •
est sympathy of the entire community.
Kda was the only child at home. Be
sides her parents she leaves one sis- 1
ter. Mrs. M. L. Smith. The remains !
were laid to rest Friday at Roger's
Chapel, under it bank of beautiful |
j flowers. Notwithstanding the cold and <
1 gloomy weather one of the largest 1
crowds that ever assembled at that !
ehurch, came to ]>ay their last respects i
to til's lovely young lady.
FRIENDS.
j The natives of Burma never leave !
their houses after dark because of a i
fear of "spirits." •
! 2*91 <
Gibson Drug Store
j The Rexall More
I We can state with full authority
that we have been handling Lot ha*
Stoves and Ranges” for -thirty year*
and that they have proven eminently i
■J satisfactory. They are made in thq
I "Shenandoah Valley" of Virginia, of ]
j the best iron obtainable. See I*othfl
| Hot Blast at Yorke & Wadsworth Cu*
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Go Stopthemtoday
. StepthemqmcldjerTilitkwt dw«C« sod
discomforts. End the fever and headache. Force
-the poisonsmt tm
They vp* 4* »’h(Wm. Tfcarecut,
liable resultshavetedbullMmtoefrfploy them.
CASCARAK.QUININE
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JUT ' SSO Worth of Overcoat J
i A Style for Men Who I
1 Wish to Pay $35
■ l*'W ’ I - sls \|jorth of weightaile I !
■ V-j ffl f l ' economy—with sls worth ] ■
mk r * ffl l °f odded style—making a. 1 v .
! kl ■' ’ t(Mal of S3O Velvet— i
TT I , sides the $35 value. |
IB The identical, same, fongv \
! I > K wide shouldered
| I i j that men jire paying SSO !
U “ to $75 for. ■_ | • ;
The cloths are soft, warm and appealing and the whole
proposition sums itself into this—
! TO THOROUGHLY APPRECIATE THESE COATS *
YOU MUST KNOW WHAT OTHER STORES ARE !
; ASKING SSO FOR.
Schloss Top Coats Schloss Tuxedos * '
HOOVER’S,he.
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I COAL I
The Right Coal For the* Right Purpose
A. B. POUNDS
[ » , 244 OR 879 . [
i success mapsiNfl- '
The start and development of a business requires cap- j
■j ital, experience, industjwaiid:!k|good jinking connection. ;
t\ The resources of to its custom- i
jj ers for the promotion enterprise and ;
B” we invite you to invesfigatO to meet your :
particular needs. • .-C""'* - j
| CABARRUS SAVINGS BANK !
| Phone 799 Phone. 799 ;;
I Service t Quality Quantity
Guaranteed
Don’t wait until yoii bum your last
lump to buy. Buy now. '
Cline & Mabery Coal Co.
„ • ‘ PHONE 799 11
HOT WATER IN A JIFFY
* s surely a friend in need and
HP | a friend indeed of every cook
1 §H| match and in a few minutes'
steaming hot water will run
Pays for itself quickly J
Eiß. GRADY
- PLUMBING AND HEATING DEALER
Office land Show Room 39 E. Corbin St. Office Phone 334 W
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I AEROPLANES I
For the Kiddies- 8
A Barrel of Fun 9
38c Each |
. Cline’s 1
Pharmacy S
I . JPhone 388 LflJLnjJ B
HR PEW It« GET RESULTS
\Yedh(?s3ay, Nov. 4 1925 .;
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[ 8 ' USE YOUR CREDIT ;
t 8 Nothing could please
O “HER” more than a dain- !
i x wr * st watch. We have
[ 8 them in white and yelldw !
| 8 gold at from $14.59 so ! |
8 $75.00 each. Easy terms ; 1
| 8 if you wish.
I S. W. Preslar
8 JEWELER
| 5 We Want Your Account
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