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MUSICAL CHRISTMAS
; There is nothing material, that will add more joy and ■
= merriment to Christmas than Good Music. To have good -
i music, you must first of all have a good instrument. The I
■ Columbia is leading the world today, in both production
: and quality. The new process Colmbia Records are world
i wonders when played on the Columbia Grafanola.
t Portable machines $25 to $35. Console Types S9O to
■ $125. Divided payments. New records every week.
Concord Furniture Co.
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THE RELIABLE FURNITURE STORE
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hEZ^A™TiioNs|
PHONE 74
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! MorS Colors
||| TEN YEAR FARM LOANS II
|i[ Money to loan on Cabarrus County farms at FIVE 2
]!|j AND ONE-HALF PER CENT, interest payavle Novem
i]i ber of each year. No inspection fees. No life insurance
!jt required. Pre-payment privileges on any interest date, jjj
V Write or phone for information. ij
Thies-Smith Realty Company
No. 200 Com. Bldg., Charlotte, N. C.
PHONES 3278 and 4415 ]2
Jfree
mZm Oriole
W' 1 GAS RANGE
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/Thisfine set free -s
No sale could be more opportune 1 \ L
VOU are always ru»hed for time around |]ii * r m
J Xmas. Ther* are hundreds of extra ■
#Mngs to be dpne. Think what an ORIOLE
' Meat Control Range wfll mean to youlltli tHJ] ■ " W]
eliminate kitchen drudgery and give you ft fMJ ft
extra time in which to do the many little U ft/
tasks you so want to do. More than that, 1
Uni free you from multiple worriea. With I flj ■ Ml
mn ORIOLE Heat Control Range you are J ftjr VJr
content and happy in the certainty of per*,
feet cooking results. Juat put the food in the 73Wi Whole Meal Aluminum
oven, set the regulator and youoan be out; t -
of the kitchen while Xmas dinner iscook-; v,oomtng oe%
i fog. Whether it is fruit cake, mince pie or. It !• specially designed for
|fO*stturkey.youknowit will be just right*' whole meal oven cooking and
consists of one Oval Roaeter
S(l7ft B x ÜBx7iy),two3U ß x7iy),two3 qt. Con
vex Pote with ring cover, one 1
Qt. Convex Pot with ring cover.
The pota are fitted with ring
covers, so that ona pot can be
set top of another: The en
tire fits in a 16* oven at one
Got thin aef iha. x *
Buy your rmnjmtodMj. J
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Concord & Kannapolis Gas Co.
: Sale Ends December 23rd
pur Penny ADS. Get Quick Results.
Concord Daily Tribune
TIME OP CLOSING MAILS
The time of the closing of mails at
the Concord postofij.ee is as follows:
Northbound
136—41:00 P. M.
3C*-!0:00 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.
20—11:00 P. M.
LOCAL MENTION
Duo to a mix-up of dates the “Ha
waiian Nights” play in Oou
ccrtl next Friday night.
Rotarinns of Concord will meet at,
•the Y. M. C. A. tomorrow at 12:30
| o’clock for their weekly meeting.
John A. Porter, who has been con
fined to his home for the past ten days
on account #f tonsilitis, is again able
to be out of bed.
The Senior Class of Mont Amoena
Seminary will present "Little Wom
en** in the auditorium at Mount Pleas
ant Wednesday, December 15, at 7 :30
P. m. Admission, 50 and 3*5 cents.
L. V. Elliott, register of deeds for
the county, today moved his family
from their former ’home on Kerr
street to their new home on South
Union street.
Prof. B. B. Osborne, principal of
the Hartsell Mill School, has resumed
his work following an illness of some
time. Prof. Osborne underwent treat
ment in a Charlotte hospital.
There will, be an important called
meeting of the Ministerial Association
at the Y. M. C. A. Friday afternoon
at 5 o’clock. All members are urged
to be present.
The Southern Railway will sell re
duced rate tickets to Atlanta and re- j
turn on account of the Presbyterian i
Young Peoples' Missionary Conven- J
tion December 211-31. See ad. in The J
Tribune today for particulars. i
The 23rd anniversary exercises of i
the Ludwig Literary Society of Mt. J
Pleasant Collegiate Institute will be {
held Friday, December 18th, at S I
o’clock p. m., in the Mt. Pleasant Au- j
dltorium. i
Pension vouchers for the Confed- I
erate soldiers have been received bv ]
the Cabarrus county clerk of court ]
and will be distributed as called for. I
Over 100 persons in tjie county are ]
receiving money from this source. <
Police officers report that $200.05 i
was collected in fines and costs in re- 1
(•order’s court here Monday afternoon. ,
Fifteen cases were disposed of. most <
of tiie defendants being charged with 1
violations of the prohibition laws. ,
It is considered probable that there ,
will be a large number of crippled <
children present at the orthopaedic ]
clinic which is to be held at the conn- |
ty health department on the 10th of <
December. A specialist is coining
from Charlotte to examine the ehil- (
dren at this time. »
If you haven't finished your Christ- .
mas shopping you should do so with- i
out further delay, for holiday goods j
in the local stores are going rapidly, j
Only eight more shopping days be- ]
fore Christmas, so no time is to j
be lost if you would get the pick of J
the goods. {
Mrs. G. A. Fisher, of Tribune 1
street, received a telei/aone message J
Monday afternoon stating that her J
uncle, Uriah K. Miller, of Lo\ver I
Stone, had died at 1 o'clock. Funeral j
services were held this morning at 11 j
o'clock at Lower Stone Church. Mr. J
and Mrs. tl. A. Fisher and Rev. F. j
I. Fesperman attended the funeral. .
Manley Whisnant, of Morganton,
■nas been elected captain of the foot
ball team at the University of North
Carolina for the 1920 season. Whisr
nant played a consistent game at right
guard for the Tar Heels this year,
playing through every game, and be
ing mentioned for all-state honors on
several mythical elevens .
The bridge connecting the court
house and the jail has been com
pleted and will be ready for the Jan
uary term of Cabarrus Superior
Court.. The bridge will make it pos
sible for prisoners to be carried from
tlie jail directly into the court room
without being taken up and down!
several flights of stairs.
It is reported here that Anna Brew
er, negro woman shot by Walter
Hayes, is recovering from ber wounds. <
It was thought last week the woman !
could not get well but she has shown i
improvement this week. John Crump, <
also shot by Hayes, died in a bos- ]
pital last week. Hayes has not been i
caught. * i
~ I*. M. Furr has sold to L. R. Pen- 1
ninger property on Isabell and Kerr |
streets for S6OO, according to a deed <
filed Monday. Another deed records ]
the sale of property near Kannapolis i
by Mrs. Lula Wampler to l)r. J. 1
Hugh Parks for $7,250, and another!
records the sale of property in All- i
rora Highlands by Z. D. Cochran to J
J. A. Kennett for S3OO,
The minor league will await with \
considerable interest the success of (
the plan adopted by the Virginia (
League to play double-headers every J
Saturday during the coming season, i
The plan will give the Old Dominion-1
circuit a schedule of nearly 150 j!
games, the season to open April -12 1
and continue to September 15. I<
Straight roads,that offer an oppor-'l
tunlty for speeding are more dan- 1
gerous ttian curved roads, according |
to Wisconsin figures.
CARD OF THANKS. ]
We wish to express our appreciation j
for the kindness shown us iipting the i
illness and death of bur grandmother 1
anif for the floral tributes.
MRS. ALICE ISENHOUR I
‘ and FAMILY. •
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
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A friend tells us he got so lonely
for his girl one night he stayed home
and kissed a lipstick.
Honestly, the best policy ia to let
i CAN’T STOP PRAISING
THIS GLORIOUS KARNAK”
“Oh'lt’s Jufet Lifted a Bur
den of Suffering Off of
* Me and Made Me Well
and Happy Again,” De
clares Highly Esteemed
Greensboro Woman.
“Oh, I just can't stop talking
about this glorious Karnak, and I
praise it to every om*. for it has
lifted n burden of suffering off of me
and made me well and happy again,"
declares Mrs. E. E. Phillips, highly
esteemed resident of 405 North Syca
more St.. Greensboro, N. (’. Mrs.
Phillips is also well known in Roids
ville and Winston-Salem, N.
where slip has scores of friend*, and
her statement will be of unusnal in
terest everywhere it is read.
“For several years my stomach just
gradually weakened until it broke
down my digqgtive organstl almost
completely." continues Mrs. Phillips.
"My troubles simply became chronic
and acute. I bad gotten to the place
where everything I ate soured on my
I Southern Railway System
Aunopqces ]i[
Reduced Round Trip Fares on the Straight Certificate |i[
Plan to Atlanta, Ga.
Account of:
The Young Peoples Missionary Convention, Southern ! [
Presbyterian Church, Atlanta, Ga., December
29th, 30th, 31st, 1925 j>
Delegates should purchase one-way tickets going trip, securing cer- I 1
tnieates from ticket agent. Certificate* will be honored by ticket agent ij
for tickets returning at half fare, provided their are 250 delegates ]i
present holding certificates.
1 ><>N'T MISS THIS CONVENTION. WONDERFUL PROGRAM.
Travel via Southern Railway.
Fine trains. Excellent schedules. Dining ear service.
For further information, tickets and pullmun reservations, call on any V
Southern Railway Agent or address,:
M. E. WOODY. ;<i R. H. GRAHAM.
Ticket Agent Division Passenger Agent, !l
Concord, N. C. 237 West Trade Street, i l l
- Charlotte/ N. C.
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I NOTICE
Due to Mix up in Dates We Will
Not Play
“Hawaiian Nights”
Friday, December 18th
CONCORD THEATRE
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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
[rely Lingerie
You’ll wish you could give Lingerie ! r
and Underwear to more friends when ! |
yau see the exceptional values to be j [
had here in real Italian and Milanese i i
Silk Bloomers, Teddies and Vests. i |
We want you to see the weight and | [
workmanship in these particular gar- ;
ments—
Pure Italian Silk Vests $1.50
Pure Milanese Silk Vests $2.75
Pure Italian Silk Bloomers $2.65 !
• Pure Milanese Silk Bloomers $3.50 ! •
Pure Italian Silk Teddies $2.50
Pure Milanese Silk Tedies* $3.75
(Milanese is Extra Heavy Glove Silk) '
Carters Rayon Silk Vests SI.OO
Carters Rayon Step-ins $1.50 9
QUALITY §
HOUT THE PENALTY OF HIGH PRICE X
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all’s well that ends well enough
alone. «*
N’othing tickles a girl more than
having a date with a man who' has n
mustache, i
One thing about powder on a
man's chat lapel is it shows he
hasn't had experience enough 'to
brush it off.
Friday is one of the seven days on
which it is unlucky to act so darn
foolish. /
(Copyright, 1925, Xea Service, Ink)
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stomach and formed gas. and I be
came so weak I could hardly keep
going.
“I was never innCi of n hand to
take medicine, but I just reached the
point where something had to be done,
so when a friend recommended it, I
began using Karnak and Karnak
Pills. I just wish stomach suffer
ers all over the country knew what
great relief this medicine would bring
them. Tlie first few doses gave me
almost instant relief.
“I have taken three bottles now.
and eat whatever I want and digest
it properly. The gastritous, heart
burn and sour stomach all disappeared
in a few days time and haven't both
ered me since. My complexion has
cleared up. I’ve gained weight and
it's such a joy to be well again I
can never prise Karnak enough, It's
just too wonderful for words.”
Karnak is sold in Concord exclu
sively by the Pearl Drug Co.; in Kan
napolis by the F. L. Smith Drug Co.;
in Mt. Pleasant by the A. W., Moose
Drug Co.; and by the leading drug
gist in every town.
PLAT HODGE PODGE.
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New York Mirror.
Neck to neck, shoulder to shoulder,
lie split bis sides (laughing), his
blood "boiled, he felt it in his bones,
she ate her heart out, he took her
hand; one foot in the grave, etc.
He was afire with love—and-r-her
dad put him out.
He asked for her hand—and—her
fnfher gave him his foot.
His tongue slipped—and—she fell,
down on it.
She rolled her eyes at him and he
stabbed her with a piercing glance.
She chewed the rag for two hours
—but—her husband gave -(ler no quar
ter.
Stick your foot in it and -become h
Hodge l’odgor.
lie climbed the social ladder-—and—
fell down or his English.
He worried at lot —and she built a
house op it. ‘ • .- :
gave him a melting glance—:
and—melted, the ice.
He planted his foot in the doorway'
—and—grew a beard.
He fell in with bad eggs—and—
she turned up her noke.
Xcggs: “I hear that Mr. Xayber
did wonderfully well with the oil
stock that lie bought.”
Hoggs: “Yes; lie got his money
back.”
The Senior Class of
Mont Amoena Seminary
Presents
“Little Women”
Auditorium Dec. 16, 7:30 P. M.
50c—35c
NOTICE
Washington Camp No. 80, P. O.
S. of A. will December 18, 1925.
Heginning January 1, 192(1. this camp
will meet every first and third Friday
nights of each month.
The Concord
Bakery
Has Opened a Retail Bakery
at No. 86 South Union Street
for the convenience of the
public. You can get Hot Rolls
of all kinds, Cinnamon Buns,
Doughnuts, Cookies of all
kinds, Fruit, Pound and all
kinds of layer Cakes and Birth
day and Wedding Cakes to or- i
der. I
i
MON DISEASE REMEDIES
/flf WJ (Hunt’s 8a hr* and 8oap), bit It
I a. I f / the treatment of Itch. Beeefha
/A Ringworm, Tetter or other he b-
tag etJn dieeeeee. * Tty thh
treatment at our rfcfc.
CCZEHAP
Money back without queettan jr'Z\
if HUNT’S GUARANTEED Jfl
BKIN DISEASE REMEDIES >1
(Hunt’e Salve and SoapMtfl in f
the treatment oflten, j
Ringworm, Tetterorotherltcb- f If / /
in* skin dlsseees Try this * '*■ / J
treatment at our risk.
PEARL DRUG COMPANY
The best
sympathy
IT is only human for a fu
neral director to feel sym
pathetic in the presence of
bereaved patrons. But it is
real sympathy when he recog
nises an obligation to see to it
that the highest character of
burial equipment is furnished
at honest prices. Such a policy
has been responsible for the
success of this concern.
Typical of the burial equip
ment furnished by us is. the
Clark Grave Vault, recognised
as a leader in the vault indus
try, because* it 'gives positive
a*id permanent protection*
WILWINSON’B FUN
•s. ERAL HOME
' Call t—Day or Night
I *
I TIT The label he seeks when he '
buys is the label he’ll like best
Look in the band of his most j
-becoming hat or at the label in
ltis finest fitting suit and let \
what y. >u read guide you in the
This the store he comes, to 8
for his own things— out of the
- crowd and cry he chooses one. 'j ,
This one store now offers gift
v possibilities from 25c to s7s—
us to you and frofti you to him with absolute satis- !
faction. . - - i ,
Bath Robes Lounging Robes, Luggage
Belts, Linen and Silk’ Handkerchiefs
HOOVER’S,Inc.
' “THE YOUNG MAN’S STORE” J
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COAL I
The Right Coal For the Right Purpose
A. B. POUNDS
PHONE 244 OR 279
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For twenty-eight J) factor in furthering the de- j| j
| velopment of this vicinity, the Cabarrus Savings Bank
■ still extends its constructive service and excellent facili
j! ties in the interest of progressive enterprise^
j CABARRUS SAVINGS BANK
CONCORD, N. C.
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! PHONE 799 I
/Our Product is Right—the Price Is Right—the Ser- \
| | vice is Right, and this makes a combination Hard to Beat.
'] You’ll need some Coat Soon.' When you do, remem- I r
her, we are here to serve you with the Coal that stands ! ,
| the gaff. j
Cline & Mabery Coal Co.
;! - PHONE 799 t
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HOT WATER IN A JIFFY, n.
\f 6* This gas hot water heater
* is surely a friend in need and J
Jkjah»Ldip match and in a few minutes
steaming hot water will run
Let one for you.
Pays for itself quickly.
E. B. GRADY
W PLUMBING AND HEATING DEALER
Office and Show Room 39 E. Corbin St. Office Phone 334 W
GOLDFISH
Common
Comets
* Japanese* Nymphs
American FantaUs
Shubunkins ■ -
Tadpoles
Pond Snails
Sea Moss
Fiah Bowls N •
CLINE’S PHARMACY 1
Our Penny ADS. Get Quick ResultJ
Tuesday, Deo. 15, 1923
CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
(Corrected Weekly by Cline ft Moore)
Figure* named represent priow
paid for produce on the market:
Em - BO
Corn _ sl.lO/
Sweet potatoes * $1.50 I
Turkeys „ I
Butter .. *6 I
Country Ham M I
Country Shoulder a V*j .20 I
Country Sldee .... .20 I
Young Chickens .201
Irish Potatoes lI.BoZ
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fW Side—“For Hire” Cards For Jit l
« neys, at Tribune-Times office, tffiffi
w>l> *. 17-*^