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ON ORDERS FOR
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: ul line of these cards, and can furnish them on a few
hours’ notice. Call and see samples.
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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
Z your loss.
Fetter & Yorke Insurance Agency
Successors to Southern Loan and Trust Co.
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IS. Union St. Opposite Court House
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I TIME OF CLOSING MAILS
The time of the closing of mails at
the Concord poetoffice is as follows:
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136—41:00 P. M.
36-10:00 A M
34 4:10 P M
35 8:30 P. M
30—11 :00 P. M.
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LOCAL MENTION j
U.' L;l'-M ;a ' o.' : S p: .
' " «' ' 'hur.’ r •’
' giving program ~t the Church
Thursday evening at ■ :30 o’clock. The
’e-era' ii , .ib' : c i invited.
T' i'ck ! e is ropor cd N" rariou
t. s ; f: c y art! ■ utt.y t day as
a :<■ illt f ibc lower temperatures
witch prevailed during the tiiglit and
tro rung. A heavy vied prang u■
’ per .'em
intensifying the coldness!
Was irgt n and I.cc had little irou
e dofo t n - S ;te 14 ! 0 Saturday
~ ..as. .. r.,.rd a- Va.c p d
to a scoreless tie while in the Isig Ten
Michigan swamped Minnesota 35 to 0.
Tulane won in the South, keeping a I
perfect record for the season.
If you are interested in the fight
' -ins water against tube eulo is it
:h s -on ty be e-.ain vise d tie
■ e.iry to be he;.’ a, the Mo'chaat
•tad . ianu.'nc.urers Club to Tne
meeting will be held at the conclusion
•>f the mass meeting at the epurt
house.
Six defendants are to be tried in re
corder's court this afternoon, police
officers state. One defendant is
charged with possessing liquor for
sale, two are charged with affrays,
one with driving an anto without li
cense, one with speeding and one with
being intoxicated.
There will be a meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society of Mt.
Olive Evangcl'cal Lutheran Church on i
Thanksgiving Day immediately after
the church service. Don't forget to j
bring your thank offering boxes with
a bountiful gift. Every member is
urged to be present.
A number of local football fans
plan to go to Davidson Thanksgiving
to see Duke and Davidson play their
Thanksgiving game. Duke has play
ed goed football for several games
while Davidson has enjoyed one of her
best seasons. This game is expected
to be an unusually good one.
A1 Johnson, former professional at
the Cabarrus Country Club, spent a
short while in Concord last night. He
was en route from New York to
PuehUrst, where lie will play golf
this week. Johnson told friends he
had been playing golf regularly and
was in the best form of his life.
H. S. Williams, member of local
bar. left tiiis morning for Raleigh
where he will apjtenr before the Su
preme Court of Nort'ii Carolina in
three case- arising from this county.
Mr. Williams expects to speak be
fore the court in one case tomorrow
and in two others later in the week.
Perfect weather, prevailed in Con-!
cord yesterday, it being the first Sun
day without rain in five weeks. Tem
peratures rose some during the day,
also, and hundreds of persons were
motoring *on the highways in and
around Concord. Temperature, drop
ped again dining the night, bringing
cold weather.
Concord per-ons ordering tickets
for the Carolina-Virginia football game
to be played Thursday at Chapel Hill,
received their tickets last week. All
of the tickets were mailed last week.[
The game is expected to attract 15,000
persons if weather eondit ons are fav
orable It is estimated that at least
fifty Concord persons will witness
the game.
A Hudson car driven by a party
from Belmont, ran into the yard of
the superintendent of the Hartsell
Mill early last night to avoid collis
ion with another ear. The Hudson
had started to pass the other car
it was reported, when the latter cut
to the left. The driver of the Hud
son ran into the yard to mi s the
ear. No one was hurt
Thanksgiving Pageant
The "Gift of Dreams," a Thanks
giving pageant, will be Rendered by
the women of Center Grove E L.
Church Sunday evening, November
20th. at 7 o’clock.
This pageant is dedicated to the
Thanksgiving seas n and shows a
grateful spirit throughout tSie act.
which is in keeping with the time of
year.
Every one is invited to "attend this
se: vice.
Cant of characters:
The Angel of Life— Mrs. E. F. K.
Froof.
Sunbfams, a number of littl gir’a
voices of the morning, flowers, birds,
children, girl and boys of the con
gregation.
Youth—Miss Meta Castor.
W< man of Wealth — Mrs. -D. B.
Castor.
Nurse—Mrs. L. H. Castor
Deaconess— Mrs. B. K. Winecoff.
Artist—Mrs. C. M. Castor.
Musician— Miss Bertie Eddieman.
Pcet— Miss Helen Cook.
Student—Miss Callie Winecoff.
Mother—Mrs. R. M. Cook.
Cripples and unfortunate women
ai*l girls of non-Christian lauds, mem
bers of the congregation, Children of
non-Christian lands, children of con
gregaßons.
This pageant will be very instruc
tive and show us our blessings.
Be in the audience November 29th
at 7 o’clock. BCBY B.
Back to tbs s«li. ‘
Teacher—Bobby Jones, you haven’t
washed your peck or wrists for a
week. Now what do you expect to
be when you grow up to manhood?
Bobby—Me? Why I'm -going to be
n dirt farmer. f>
THE concord daily tribune
I CARDS OF THANKS.
| -Vs a candidate in the Circulation
" Campaign of The Tribune and Times,
I wish to take this method of oppress
ing in a small way the appreciation I
feel toward all my friends who help
ed me so wonderfully in the contest.
It is needless for me to say that with
out this support, I could not have
won any ct the big prises which.were |
offered in the eamimign. It is im
possible fer me to express fully my !
thanks.
MRS. HERMAN LAUGHUN.
Fee’ing ns I do: toe deepest appre
ciation for the very fine and gener
ous support of my friends and the
pub ic at 'urge during toy campaign
work", it is diffiou’t tc proper'y ex
press my thanks for making it p is
sible to win t’ e Burk Braughant in
Tie Ti ibuneTinn s contest. I »!s
wish to thank The Tribune for mak
ing it possib'e f r me ro win such
a wonderful prise.
DOROTHY ROBERTS
. CARD OF THANKS.
I w'slt to thank my many friends
for their 'oyVl support in The Tint 's
Tribune Attt -nrbiV Campaign, which
’as just closed. Their assistance wa
mos amireeistert. •■oil I shall alv.'v
-cmetnber them for it.
MRS. R M SAI‘P"NWIELD
Acknowledgment From Mr. Harpis.
| The editor of The Tr bune has re-
I eeived the following:
In grateful acknowledgment of the
emit' button you made to the happy
evert that has er weed my la or
vetrs. V ttr m- nto- will bo th-.c :
ed through my future editorials, as ,: 0
lias been in the past.
In strengthened bonds of friends ip
WADE 11. HARRIS
Charlotte, X. C, Nov. 16, 1925.
Lloyn Hahn, the great meddle dis
tance runner of the Boston A. A., and
Jackson Scbolz, the New York A. C. .
sprinter have accepted an invitation
from the amateur athletic officials of 1
New Zealand to pay a visit to the J
Antinodes during the coming winter j
for the purpose of competing agaisst j
the best of t'ito amateur athletes 5
t here, }
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE j
Regular meeting of Oonoard'6odge j
No. 404 Loyal Order of Moose Mon- <
day evening at 8 o'clock. AU mem- J
bers requested to bo present. •
W. .T. HETHCOX. Sec j
CONCORD COTTON MARKffT j
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1#2.-, <
Cotton .m i-2 J
Cotton Seed .46 i-o j
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Molasses, Sugar
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Fresh Cabarrus County Sorgam
Molasses. Its scarce this seasori'. **to
be sure to have a supply for at least
a part of the season we bought
output of thhroe of the best makers.
We have it. Call u 3. Send your ves
sel.
Fine Porto Rico Molasses. It has
that high flavor tnd very fine quality.
You can always find it with us
Domino Fine Granulated Sugatk is
the best. We sell it dobaucse it is the
best. Wc deliver quick everywhere.
Cline & Moose
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as much for dry cleaning !
a suit—it could not be fin- !,
er when refreshed by ! j
Bob’s and reshaped on j
Hoffman presses. Our I!
Promptness in service I
promises will win your 1 j
favor, for we know a >
promise with you is an j
obligation.
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MASTER CLEANERS !
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CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
(Corrected Weekly by CUne & Moon)
Figure* named represent 'prim fi
paid for product on the market:
Eggs jn
Corn *U*
Sweet potatoes JljflO
Turkeys i ''lf
Onion* ftjn
Pea* *B.OO
Butter
Country Ham .40
1 ouutry Shoulder .25
CVuntry Sides Jf
Young /Chickens .80
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Georgie Learch, or.-? ■>_ *’ 5 famous George White Scandals
Beauties. Miss Lea.ch recently natented a powder pufl
which Will absorb three shades at one time. When thia 1;
attractive young lady starts out for the day she is supplied 1
with the various colors she knows she' wil* yqafa* 1
Fifteen Year Loans
We are prepared to make 15 year loan on Concord Property,
with a small semi-annual curtailment and interest at six per cent.
These loans are to be first mortgage and based upon 50 per cent val
uation of house and lot.
Minimum loan $2,000.00 Xo red tape, no delay, loans closed
within 30 days after application received and accepted.- Xo life in
surance required. Loans can be transferred without extra cost.
Write or phone for lull particulars*
Thies-Smith Realty Company
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No. 200 Commercial Nat. Bank Bldg. Phones S27S and 4415
O. J. Tliics, Pres. F. B SrnitK, Sec. & Treas.
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Arc you going to buy a car? If so, what are you con
-5 sidering as related to the dealer from whom you intend
R buying? There are many things you should weigh well
g before making up your mind. " <• •«
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\\>e arc offering a car of known value and undisputed
8 leadership. Our organization is reliable add trustworthy
» through desire to be so and not by necessity. Our service
0 is good because our men know tjieir business and want to
5 help our customers in every possible way. '
jj In short, opr spirit of helpfulness and friendliness to
I our patrons forms a tie between them and us that is sel
dom broken. ' ’*
i REID MOTOR CO.
CONCORD’S FORD DEALER
o Corbin and Church Streets Phone 280
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* PHONE 74
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In the heart of the down-town business section.
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; How to core .; n
a cold — ' | >J |
WAY NO. 1— _ ' |
; See your family physician jl/ /]-& /r . !
'at the first need—drop X
into the Drue Store for /I '
\ the pills—tlren come .
around to •> Hoover's' for I 1 \
the heavy underwear, !
-woolen hose and outing ' [~\}l
flannel night clothes. .1 .-^|
WAY NO. 2 I'D! v
i| Don’t go to the M. D.’s H H '
1 nor to the Drug store nor
I to Hoover’s but let the cold take its course and it will go !
away—AND TAKE YOU WITH*IT!
X Mufflers—Warm Pajamas—Coky Underwear—Woolen j
* Hose.
| HOOVER’S,Inc.
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j Are in store for the Young .Men and Women who acquire !
■ the habit of thrift in their early. yoqth.
I Success required living wijhin yous income and laying -
f up something for tiie future., flihe first two or three en- I
ii tries in your pass book will lielp inspire you to make ad- jj
| ditions.
CABARRUS SAVINGS BANK
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Service, Quality and Quantity
Guaranteed
i Don’t wait until you bum your last I i
lump to buy. Buy iiow.
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HOT WATER IN A JIFFY
Thi9 gas hot water heater
is surely a friend in need and
j j a friend indeed of every cook
i I|M| match and in a few‘minutes
1 Mj ,■< steaming hot water will run
Pays’ for itself quickly
E. B. GRADY
PLUMBING ANti HEATING DEALER A
Office and Show Room 28 E. Corbin St. Office Phone 334 W
look 5 For file Young Man
OUR CHRISTMAS j A most appropriate gift is a high j
LINE | grade watch. Ita lessens h> accuracy
j Shop Early—Get What X of muoi * value ants ita permanence
X You Want—Avoid the M aasure* a perpetual reminder of the
} Rush 9 giver. You get accuracy combined
8 . X with Beauty and Permanency when
A Lime S ff y° u buy an ELKIN.
j Phanuacy | S. W. Prealar
| Phone 328 j JEWELER V
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