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Big Reduction in Floor Lamps
During Our Stock Reducing Sale Full Size Floor Lamps $14.95
Polychrome Stand. Weighted Rase, full silk lined shades, in
Mg variety of colors to select from.
Iron Stand Bridge Lamps Complete for $1.95
Everything has been reduced for this sale. See our goods and
’get our prices and terms before you buy. Goods guaranteed as
represented or your money refunded.
Concord Furniture Co.
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ION ORDERS FOR
Engraved Christmas Cards
On all orders received for Christmas Cards before De- j
tember Ist, we will allow 10 per cent, discount for cash |
from our already low prices. We have in stock a beauti- I
:ul line of these cards, and can furnish them on a few jq
hours’ notice. Call and see samples.
Tribune-Times Office
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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.
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Successors to Southern Loan and Trust Co.
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Concord Tribune
TIME OF CLOSING MAILS
The time of the closing of mails at
the Concord postofgce is as follows:
Northbound
136—J1:00 P. M.
3&<-10:00 A. M.
34 4:10 P. M.
38— 8:30 P. M.
30—11:00 P. M.
Southbound
30— 9:30 A. M.
45 3 :30 P. M.
135 8 :00 P. M.
23—11:0O V. M.
[ LOCAL MENTION |
Tho condition of P. G. Cook is re
ported as being unchanged tojlay.
Robert Snfrit, who has been con
fined to his home on Valley street,
has recovered from his illness and is
able to be out.
/
The Parish Guild of the Episcopal
Church will have a bazaar at the Y. i
M. C. A. Thursday. December .‘5 at
(> :M0 o’clock. See ad..
It. D. Goodman, county farm
agent, is spending the day in States
ville where he is visiting 't’lie district
agent on business matters.
The regular meeting of the Kiwanis
(•hib was held today at the M.
A. Joe Pike was in charge of the
program at the meeting.
T|p wonderful infant doll is now
being sold at Fisher’s at only $3.4.">,
a remarkably low price for such a
dolt. See ad. and get one or more for .
Chrfetmas.
Miss Martha Creighton, district
home demonstration agent, will be in
the city Saturday for conferences with
Mias Mattie Lee Cotwcy, Cabarrus
county home demonstration agent.
Local Pythians will give a Thanks
giving program this evening in Castle
Hall. Cue club rooms in the Pythian
building. All members of the order,
theft* families and the general public
are invited to be present at the pro
gram.
Mr. and Mrs, Rob Roy Peary, of
Salisbury, random! several sections
to the High School student body Wed
nesday morning in Chapel, Mr. Perry
playing his accompaniments oil the
piano. Mr. and Mrs. I Very returned
to Salisbury today.
A conference will be hold at the court
house Saturday morning for a part of
the primary teachers of the county.
According to County Superintendent
J. B. Robertson, is to be for the
benefit of teachers having a limited
experience. The meeting starts at
10 o'clock.
Work on the new hotel and bank
building is progressing rapidly now,!
the brick work on one side anfi most
of the back having been completed, i
Stone work is underway on the front
and side. According to persons work
ing on the building, it will «be com
pleted in the latter part of March
or early April.
A large number of Concord people
attended tile performance of George
White’s Scandals in Charlotte Thurs-'
day evening. Among those attend
ing were Miss- Margaret Ford, Miss
Mary Horton, Mrs Lindsay Ross,
Miss Stella Misenheimer. Buford-
Blackwe'der, Eugene Brown and Hr.
R, M. Patterson.
The underpass on the Concord-
Ivanna polls highway, for several years
a roug'd spot in the otherwise excel
lent road, has been paved and was
opened for use Wednesday night, ae-,
cording to highway commission offi
cials. The old road was used as a
detour during the time when the pav
ing work was being done.
In the game at Chapel Hill Thurs
day, Carolina and Virginia tied 3-3
in a contest which was marked by 1
superiority of Virgiiva throughout the
first three periods. Other games in the
state resulted in a victory of David
son over Duke. 26-0. Wake Forest j
beat Eton 05-0, Lenoir-Rhyne was vie- j
torious over Guilford 41-0.
Members of the Hi-Y clubs, both j
tile boys’ and girls' organizations, are
spending the day at the Country Club
today on a picnic, tinder the ehaper
onage of Miss Delma Hersperger,
Harry Lee Johnson and Livingston
Easley. A hike had been planned
but owing to the rain it was decided
to have a Country Club picnic. |
Prohibition Agent Dan F. Widen- J
house. Depnty Sheriff C. R. Honey
cutt and Jimmie Moore made a
Thanksgiving raid Thursday and as a
result were able to “tote” two small
stills to Concord as their property.
One of the stills had been recently
operated, it is said, although no one
was caught. The seizure was made
near the California mine.
Concord Masons hope to be able to
occupy their new home above the Con
eord-Kannapolis Gas Company by
their next regular communication
which is to be held the first week
in December, it was said this morning
by members of the order. Every
thing has been finished and the furni
ture, which was ordered some time
' ago, has been shipped, and should be
[ here in time for the meeting.
i Maine Boatwright, colored, who
1 was tried Monday for having liquor
i in her possession and for sale at her
l house, and who appealed through here
| attorney, W. S. Bogle, decided to take
her sentence Wednesday at court and
was fined SIOO and costs for having
| liquor in her possession. In addi-
I tion she was given a snpended sen
[ tence of six months, on condition that
I, she would not sell any more liquor.
I Men of the city, who guaranteed
1, the Pavley-Oukrainsky Ballet Kusse
!, which gave a performance in the city
[ Tuesday evening, will have to pay
I $8.75 in order to cover the deficit
[ which was incurred when a small au
j diehce greeted the artists, according
l to H. W. Blanks, who had the show
[ in charge. After all debts wage paid
it was found that an amount of over
j S4OO was necessary to get out of debt.
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
IS SMELL OF LIQUOR
EVIDENCE IN COI RT? j
Catawba Man. Convictrd Transport- 1
ing Appeals on (•roum) "Smell' AH
That Was Found. )
Raleigh, Xov. 25.—Whether the
■ smell of whiskey, whcii Vie actual
I goods are missing, constitutes evi
dence sufficient for eonvicton of
tiunsporting, was presented to the i
wupremp court for determination in
an appijnl today by Lay Sigmon,
Catawba county .voting man. wao
was convicted and .sentenced to ten
months on the roads by Catawba
superior court upon testimony io the
effect that his automobile bore the
tell tale odor.
According to the contention of
Sigmon's attarnoys, who argued his
case before the court today, no signs
of whiskey were found in his car
when searched by officers excep: the
•‘smell." They contended that did not
justify a guilty verdict.
K. OF P. NOTICE.
Regular meeting Concord Lodge No.
51 K. of P. Friday evening at 7 :30
I o'clock. This will be a Thank giv
ing memorial meeting with a-special
program. All Pythians are most cor
dially invited to come and bring their
Wives or ladv friends.
E. E. PEEI.E, C. C.
GOOD DISPOSITIONS
INVALUABLE
You can't watch your disposition
too carefully. A crab and a 'grouch
are rarely successful. If your liver
and stomach are in an unhealthy con
dition you cau not have a sunny <Tis
i position because they affect the brain
as well as the entire system. Mint's
I Wonderful Remedy has been usually
I successful in such cases. Our ad
vice to every one troubled in this way,
especially when accompanied with
bloating in the stomach, is to try this
remedy. It is a ’ simple, harmless
preparation that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal traet and
allays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and in- j
testinal ailments, including appendi- j
eitis. Gibson Drug Store and drug- j
gists everywhere.
j ON THE TOP HAIR \
The only genuine preparation that!
gives back the natural color
hair (no dye). Absolutely cures'
dandrtiff; stops failing hair and itch
ing scalp immediately ; grows hair on
. bald heads where the roots are not I
I dead. This treatment of the scalp
is a discovery of I*r., Fitzwater. of
Ho: Springs, Arkansas, and is abso
lutely the best known remedy of this
kind sold on (lie market by any in- j
stitution in America. Solfi exclu
sively at Cline's Pharmacy. Money
back proposition if results are not
obtained! Be sure to call for On
! The Top.
■ Colds
Will stop tomorrow
Cold* break in 14 hoar* for the millions !
who use Hill's. Fever and headache* go.
La Grippe yields in 3 days. This is the quick,
the scientific way to end these dangers and I
discomforts. Don't trust lesser helps, don't j
wait. Get back to normal at once.
All druggists Price 30e
CASCARAJ.QUININE
j Gee Red Box with portrait I
This time get sturdy I
wear-resisting fabrics
ItKirschbawn Overcoats '
give lotig service
* Most men are determined to
avoid the annoyance caused by
overcoat fabrics that show the
effects of wear and the loss of '
the surface nap after slight ;,*-•!
service. Those men will come
here for overcoat satisfaction,
because Kirschbaum Over- i
coats solve the soft - surfaced
fabric problem. Wear-resisting
fabrics—-in patterns and colors
of rare beauty; overcoat fash
ions true to the mode, and tai
loring of the most worthy kind.
$35 TO $45
Each overcoat. yoked and full ( II
sleeve-lined with Skinner’s satins.
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RICHMOND-FLOWE CO.
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WELL KNOWN FARMER
DIES NEAR NORWOOD
'Bartel of Mrs. W. 11. Harris—Two
Ltmmrn Have Narrow Escape
i From Dtath By Live Wire.
Norwood. Nov- 25.—Robert Lefler,
farmer of the Fork vicinity, died ■ at
bis home on Sunday morning about
2 o’clock of paralysis. He, had been
i suffering for about three week*. Mr.
Lefler had sold out his interests in
this section, preparatory to moving
near Salisbury when he was sudden
ly stricken. Mr. .Lofier was nbont 55
years of age and leaves a wife and
a number of children to mourn his
loss. J
Women prefer a rat-catcher who
makes love to them to an Adonis who
doesn't.
Life is a mirror—it reflects jour
smiles a* easily as it reflects your,
frowns.
CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET •
f Corrected Weekly by Cline ft Moose)
Figures named represent prices
psid for produce on the market:
Eggs .50
Corn ... sl.lO
Sweet potatoes $1.50
Turkeys I_, .25
Onions $1.50
Peas $3.00
Butter .85
Country Ham .40
f ountry Shoulder .25
Ountry Sides .20
Young Chickens • .30
Hens ,25c
Irish Potatoes $1.50
PYTHIAN NOTICE.
A Thanksgiving program will bo
held this evening at 7:30 in the thistle
Hall of the Pytiiian building. A most
cordial invitation is given to the pub
lic, especially the Pythians and their
families.
E. E. PEEI.E, C. C.
FIVE GALLONS
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| Free Gasoline i
| Free Air and Water
I With Ever y 520.00 C&sh Purchase 1
Tomorrow and All Next Week
g Yorke & Wadsworth Co.!
ji] THE OLD RELIABLE HARDWARE STORE I
CONCORD COTTON MARKET i
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2J. »S |
Cotton - 19 1-2 to 19 1-1 |
Cotton Seed .40 1-2 j
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satisfactory as our ser- I j
vice is. we realize it is I j
good business to adver- |i
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ways, to produce better I j
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I Jv)' Sl. l^ an t Afford a New
II mty( 7>!Overcoat?
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V1 Jhe liaiullc if we told you
• / you couldn’t afford a new
|fl J Overcoat this Winter. x
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J r , the men who plead this ex- i
£ ettse are correct —the other
S=» L'ffjJSlliPjiH .nr. per cent, arc shielding a
threadbare garment with a
• threadbare alibi, they
1 **•< 1 should own the happiness
II - that d new Schloss Goat
J' can bring—
■BßjV Say—What’S this life any-!
' W '" way ?
If all the money ihat came into your income stayed
in—business would be poor—trade would be stagnant—•
employment would be lacking.
'l’hat's why we ask-'-what’s to prevent you from having
a new Schloss Overcoat..
Certainly not the prices-—518.50 to $40.00
New Ret}! Neckwear - Woolen Hose ,
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| still extends its constryctive service and excellent facili- |
j ties in the interest of progressive enterprise.
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• PLUMBING AND HEAfING DEALER.
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Friday, November 27,192®
i For the Young Man
A most appropriate ■ gift i'a a high
1 grade watch. Its lessons in accuracy
are of much value and it( permanence
assures a perpetual remihder of the
fiver. You *et accuracy combined
with Beauty and Permanence when
you buy an ELGIN.
S. W. Preslar
JEWELER ,