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Newest Furniture Fashions
YEARS ago, dark massive furniture was the vogue.
Now, every room of the home is made bright and
cheerful as well as rich with Heywood* Wakefield
Reed and Fibre Furniture.
Ninety-nine years of furniture-building leadership
puts Heywood-Wakefield in a position to meet your
wants in comfort and quality, design and colors.
We have a varied stock of the latest Heywood-Wake
field productions in suites and single pieces at within*
your-reach prices.
4-PIECE SUITE $62.95
SETTEE, CHAIR, ROCKER AND TABLE
Loose cushions. Spring Seats, Covered in good grade cre
onne Suits are finished grav or ivory. Decorated or plain.
r,i ? <i (ro„, $62.95 *° $98.50
pash or Terms
Concord Furniture Co.
THE RELIABLE FURNITURE STORE
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JOHNSON’S PURE PORK
LIVER MUSH §
IT 13 DELIVERED FRESH EVERY DAY TO 8
YOUR GROCER j<
Price Only 20 Cents a Pound
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Public opinion is slowly formed. It is not easily '[
] changed, and if there is a general opinion fixed in the !j
1 1 minds of the public, you can be assured that it is reason- jt
j| ably we ll justified. '!
j! We have not been in Concord so long, but so far as we
; know, there is no one who has dealt with us that can com- i
i 1 plain on anything we have done. If there should be a 1 !
1 1 cause for complaint, we openly invite your coming to us. i|
; We are always willing to go beyond the usual practices |i
| and every reasonable expectation of our customers. !
REID MOTOR CO. I
CONCORD’S FORD DEALER !j
Corbin and Church Streets Phone 220
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.
jFetzer & Yorke Insurance Agency
Successors to Southern Loan and Trust Co.
P. B. FETZER A. JONES YORKE
I Y. M. C. A. Members Take Notice!
I THE SPECIALTY STORE I
I Headquarters for All s
I Athletic and Gym Equipment l
1 S.UnionSt Opposite Court House!
.Concord Daily Tribune
TIME OP CLOSING MAILS j
The time at the closing of mails at
the Concord postoffjce is as follows: *
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
45 3 :30 P. M.
135 8.00 P. M.
23—11:00 IV M
| LOCAL MENTION |j
Jonah Talbirt. who was taken to'
the Concord Hospital for treatment,
continues to be in an improved con
dition. He is ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. Lacy, of Richmond, has ar
rived in the city and will open Efird's
Beauty Shop Thursday. All the dis-;
ferent kinds of work of this character i
will be done in the shop.
According to a deed filed Tuesday
at the court, house G. D. Grimes and
R. M. Cline have sold to A. X,. Bold
ing for $29(1 part of the Sherrill-Day
vault lands in this county.
Bishop E. A. Penick will hold ser
vices at All Saints Episcopal Church
Thursday evening at 7 :30 o’clock. The
public is invited to attend this ser
vice and hear the bishop.
At a meeting of the Higli-Y boys
Tuesday evening at the Y. M. C. A., l
Hr. Thomas W. Rowlett made an irn- i
pressive talk to those present. The i
girls of the H ! gh-G Club also had a (
meeting Tuesday night. j i
Register, of Deeds Ellioitt Tuesday j
issued marriage licenses to the follow- J
ing couples: William Xesb'f and Mrs.
Esther O. Morris, both of Salisbury ’
Route 2: and Otho L. Corl and Miss j
Maude Fisher, both of Concord.
Two eases are scheduled for tt-ial 1
in recorder’s court this afternoon. One t
defendant is charged with being intox- (
: cated. and the other is charged with 1
selling liquor ami with larceny. These :
cases have developed since the last 1
session of the court held Monday.
During the two opening days. Fri
day and Saturday of this week, (line's .
Pharmacy is going to sell 2.000 may- j
ket bags for 25 cents each. In each j
of these bags you will tiiul at least 23 .
samples of various high class goods,
which you will find enumerated in the
page ad. today.
The expression class of Miss Del- *
ma Herspergor will be heard in a re- ’
cital, which is to be for parents. Fri
day afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Y.
M. C. A. This is the first recital of
the year for Miss Hersperger's class.
A public recital will ze heeld at a date
later in the year.
Temperatures here dropped a num
ber of degrees during the night and
heavy ice was reported this morning
in many parts of the city, i.ower
temperature- will continue for sever
al days, according to weather re
ports, with snow predicted for some
sections of the State.
The new power schedule becomes ef
fective in this county tomorrow. Un
der the ruling the textile plants of the
county will operate until six o’clock
tomorrow night instead of stopping
work at noon as they had been doing
for some time. Improvement in the
water situation in the western part of
the state is responsible for the im
proved schedule.
L. V. Elliott, register of deeds for
the county, is preparing now his semi
annual report to be sent to Raleigh.
The fiscal year for Mr. Elliott’s office
ends November 30th and the report
will be sent in to Raleigh as early as
possible after that date. Figures cov
ering every department of Mr. El-'
Fott’s office must be included in the
report.
i Local football fans are much in
terested in the announcement that
State and Carolina have agreed on a
date for their 1926 football game The
game will be played on October 30th,
one year at Chapel Hill and the next
at Raleigh. It was feared the teams
could not agree on a date and fans
will be glad to know the teams are
to meet in the future.
DR. HOUSTON ENTERTAINS
Gives Banquet at Central Methodist
Church in Honor of New Pastor.
i Dr. W. C. Houston gave a banquet
1 Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock in
< honor of the new pastor, Ret. Robert
M. Courtney. The banquet was serv
ed in the assembly room of the new,
i Sunday school building, and Dr. Hous
ton had as his guests the other Meth
odist pastors of the city and the
board of stewards of Central Church.
The following pastors were pres
ent : Revs. R. M. Courtney. E. My
ers, T. F. Higgins, A. G. Loftin, J.
C. Keever.
The fol!ow ; ng stewards were pres
ent: D. B. Coltrane, K. L. Craven, J.
A. Hartsell, A. J. Dayvault, W, E.
Fisher, R. L. Miller. A. F. Good
man, Gray Bost, .T. L. Crowell, Jr.,
Grover C. Love, W. J. Glass, Jacob
Btirewalt, A. S. Dayvault, J. W. B.
Long. R. A. Brower. H. M. Shinn, E.
C. Turner. IV. F. Goodman, A. S.
Webb, J. L. Crowell, Howard Collie,
W. B. Ward, B. R. Craven, W. D.
. Pemberton, I. I. Davis, J. E. Smoot,
I C. M. Ivey, A F. Hartsell, J. B.
Sherrill.
Every steward was present except
one, who was unavoidably detained.
S The evening was one of delightful
X fellowship, and was thoroughly enjoy-
K ed by each guest. The following pro-
D gram was carried out:
X Greetings to Pastor—By thq Host.
K Address by D. B. Coltrane.
D Address by Howard Collie.
X Address: Central's Achievements in
5 the Past—J. L. Crowell.
9! Address: Central’s Outlook and
X Responsibility—A. S, Webb.
5 Address: What Methodism Owe*
9 the Community—Rev. T. T. Higgins.
5 Response by Rev. R. M. Courtney,
g Benediction by Rev. E. Myers,
gjCSI RMHT OOUMM-R pats'
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
Judge; "Did you hare any accom
plice in this hurglary?"
| Prisoner: "No, your honor; I'm
' not doing well enough to have an as
sistant."
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Visitor: “Your goods may be first
class, but you can’t hold a candle to
ours.” * 4
Manufacturer: “Oh. are you in
this line, too?" ,’• j
' Visitor: “No. we make gunpowder"
GOOD HEALTH. GOOD LOOKS
—She)by Studio
MRS. J. E. HENDERSON
“For about live .veal's I was in vev>
poor health brought on through a ner
vons breakdown.” said Mrs. J. E.,
Henderson, who resides at 423 S.
Columbia St., Gastonia. N. C. “I lost
in weight, got very thin and almost
too weak to get around. I could not
sleep or get any rest, liad no appetite. I
was eompCetely worn out and suffered
so with my head that I would nearly
go mad. I had backaches and pains
in my side. I doctored and took med
icine but : t was Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescriptioh that finally restored me
to health. It was worth hundreds of
dollars to me, for it made me a well
woman. I gained back my \yeig. i
and have enjoyed the very best o:
health since.”
You should obtain this famous Pro
scription now at ycur nearest drug
-tore in tablets or liquid, or -end 10
to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in
Buffalo. X. Y.. for trial package. Write
for free medical advice.
CONCORD COTTON MARKET
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 18, 1925
Cotton .19 1-2
Cotton Seed .40 1-2
Molasses, Sugar
Fresh Cabarrus County Sorgum
Molasses. Its scarce this season.
be sure to have a supply for at least
a part of the season we bought thje
output of thlirce of the best makers.
We have it. Call us. Send your ves
sel.
Fine Porto Rico Molasses. It has
that high flavor md very fine quality.
You can always find it with us.
Domiuo Fine Granulated Sugar, is
the best. We sell it debaucse it is the
best. We deliver quick everywhere.
Cline & Moose
ii ■ I
i School
C 1
: Teachers
8
How many of your pu
pils have learned the first
lesson of life—cleanli
ness? Too many parents
leave this vital subject
for you to. teach- alone.
Are you teaching that
outer clothing dry clean
ed regularly is a promise
of better health? All con
tagious germs in Cloth
ing are destroyed when
“Refreshed by Bob’s.
Phone 787
CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
(Corrected Weekly by Cline it Mooee)
Figures named represent priose
paid for product on the market:
Eggs Jf»
Sweet potatoes SIJB
Turkeys —__ .25 to At
Butter -- T j|
Country Hsm .4s
FATHIfc AND SON BANQUET
TO BE HELD HERE FRIDAY
Peppy Program Being Prepared Ear
Turkey Dinner to Be Slaved ait
the Y. M. T. A.
Sinee dad started in to make a mil
lion, and determined to do better than
90 pi) the course, and So many other
interests hare taken him away from
home and now that the boys are grow
ing up and consume their share of the
gas, run the schools, and fuss the
girls, there hasn't been much time for
these male members ot the family to
get together. So in the interest of
“Better Everything Weeks” which are
so popular now, there is set aside a
week when dad spurns money, fame
and pleasure to get ncquainted with
junior, ami this young man in turn
refuses dates, joy rides and tile like
to be with dad, and find out how r*%l-
I ly tine he is.
The Father and Son Banquet is an
j annual eeent to renew the finest rela
| tionships and fellowship. Dads
i should welcome this chanye for collec
| tively pledging themselves to the in
terest and development of their sons.
Millar’s Antisaptlo Oil Known As
Snake OH
Will Positively Relieve Pain in a Few Minutes
■ irnr ITIA Try 11 ri « ht now for Rheumatism, Neural*
UIiUL | |\ gia. Lumbago, sore, stiff and swollen
1 ILIXL I | |u Joints, pain in the head, back and limbs,
corns, bunions, etc, After one application
pain üßually disappear® as if by magic.
A new remedy used externally for Coughs,
Colds, Croup, Influensa, Sore Throat,
Jl fIIUERS Diphtheria and Tonsilltis. \
ft luTisspnc This oil is conceded to be the most pene-
I OIL trating remedy known. Its prompt and
* “wSlakVoil immediate effect in relieving pain Is due
r t 0 the ,act that it penetrates to the af
*! mSm fected parts at once. As an illustration:
3| THE GREAT Pour ten d ops on the hickest piece of I
f MiNMFniriHF sole leather and it will penetrate this sub
■ minutes. «
1 nSSSLuSnSm Refuse cheap imitations, any other prep-
SSKSwwS aration bearing similar name is an lmita
it tion of our product, having recently
IS mSZZZZ'oZ.*. changed their carton after we had created
2 jgßßJUick demand for this preparation, tor the sole
li 1 purpose of taking advantage of our adver
tising, which is an infringement on our
3 MM rights. Demand the genuine Miller’s An-
tiseptic Oil (known as Snake Oil) the only
one advertised in the newspapers. "NOT
HEALING on/’ but Miller’s Antiseptic
(known as Snake Oil). It is golden red
color only. Get it and we guarantee
beneficial results. Contains Coal Oil. Turpentine. Csmphor. Caplenm. Oil
Eulacyptus and other valuable Ingredients. Cse it quick. Chest colds. Influ
enza, rnrnmonia. etc Penetrates to the affected porta quickly, relieving the
congestion.
For sale by Gibson Drug Store, Concord; F. L. Smith Drug Co., Kannapo-
Atwater Kent
RADIO Jk I
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£T~\ANCE on a smooth floor with plenty
of room—with the people you pick
out for the occasion. And dance to the <
music of the orchestras that are crowd
ing the most popular dancing places in
f the country.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
THE OLD RELIABLE HARDWARE STORE
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I BROADWAY CENTRAL HOTEL
667-677 BROADWAY f
§ NEW YORK J
Accommodations For 1,000 Guests
In the heart of the dowri-town business section.
■ Connections to all parts of the City within a few minutes
from our door
NEWLY FURNISHED AND RENOVATED
High Class Service at Low Rates
I 8 Lacge Banquet and Convention Halls
LL. CRAVEN & SONS
* '4-
PHONE 74
!il»SM>M»«aoMao<iannsno l innnmio.o.ooo..o.Do. WW Q
Sons will measure up to the privilege 1
of being op a plane with dad. 6e 1
each other's guests at this reunion of j
Father and Son. J
The annual Father and Sop Ban- j
quet this rear will be beM at the j
Y. M. C. A. on Friday evening. No- J
vember 20th, at T o’vlock. i
A program has beep prepared which J
will consist of ipupical numbers and J
a few brief speeches. No talks over, j
two minutes will be allowed. |
A. G. Odell baa been chosen as the j
toastmaster for the oeeasion and the l
Bovie Yodleing Quartet, of Charlotte. J
will render vocal selections. Tho High'
School Orchestra will also play at the,
dinner.
Presentation of a “loving howl" is l
to be made to the man who has per- j
formed the greatest service in the ,
community this yeaer.
Harry Lee Johnson has the name’
of a number of boys who have no one;
to take them. Any business man who ji
can take one or a number of them is, \
asked to notify Mr. Johnson in order
that he may make the necessary ar- 1
rangements.
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$ How to cure f]
| a cold— V i
I Sec your family'physician j
8 at the fitst necd^-drop
fi into the Drug Store for wfN!f > yJ~ J} !
5 the pills—then come "fIY 1
around to Hoover’s for | v
the heavy underwear. l L
woolen hose and outing
flannel night clothes. t \—-aI
Don’t go to the M. D.’s . ~f
nor to the Drug store nor
i to Hoover’s but let the cold take its course and it will go
j av?ay—AND TAKE YOU WITH IT!
• Muffler*—Warm Pajamas—Cozy Underwear—Woolen
jj • t Hos?.
[ HOOVER’S,kc.
“THE YOUNG MAN’S STORE” |
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I COAL I
The Right Coal For the Right Purpose
A. B. POUNDS
PHONE 844 OR 279
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Superior Advantages
- ; Are in store for the Young Men and Women who acquire >
j the habit of thrift in their early youth.
t Success requires living within your income and laying ■
f up something for the future. The first two or three en- J
« tries in your pass book will help inspire you to make ad- jj
j ditions.
CABARRUS SAVINGS BANK ;
8 Phone 799 .Phone 799 ijj
| Service, Quality and Quantity
§ Guaranteed
| Don’t wait until you bum your last 11
lump to buy. Buynow.
1: Cline & Mabery Coal Co.
j| - PHONE 799 j|
HOT WATER IN A JIFFY i
iri > s s “ re 'y. a * r ' cn< * * n nee(^an<^
II iMT match and in a few minutes
steaming hot water will run
I EB. GRADY
PLUMBING AND HEATING DEALER *
j Office and Show Room 88 B. Corbin St. Office Phone 384 W
| OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCK
ij; THERMOMETERS |
| Minute Thermometer*
j Red Letters, Making it
j easy to read
fj ; Prices Are Right
Cline’s
f Pharmacy
Phone 868 §
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I r«ny m/D. uet v£uick Kesults
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Wednesday, Nov. 12. 1025
86 PER CENT. , DISCOUNT
ON CLOCKS
If you don’t have a clock
that will keep time, see us
about one that will keep time.
We sell them for less and on
easy terms if you wish.
S. W. Preslar j
. JEWELER