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MUSICAL CHRISTMAS
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j| There is nothing material, that will add more joy and ■
P merriment to Christmas than Good Music. To have good
t music, you must first of all have a good instrument. The '.,
I Columbia is leading the world today, in both production
8 and quality. The new process Colmbia Records are world
wonders when played on the Columbia Grafanola.
)' Portable machines $25 to $.35. Console Types S9O to ;
| $125. Divided payments. New records every week.
[Concord Furniture Co.
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TIIE RELIABLE FURNITURE STORE
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I TEN YEAR FARM LOANS
X Money to loan on Cabarrus County farms at FIVE '!'
;!; AND ONE-HALF PER CENT, interest payavle Novem- !|!
iji ber of each year. No inspection fees. No life insurance X
]i| required. Pre-payment privileges on any interest date. X
;!| Write or phone for information. iji
Thies-Smith Realty Company
No. 200 Com. Bldg., Charlotte, N. C. |j|
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CAS RANGE
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No sale could be more opportune 1 i j. J
are always rushed for time around /jl ’ r MT
i A Xmas. There are hundreds of extra 1 I
fttngs to be done. Think what an ORIOLE
Heat Control Range will mean to you! It'll | W] iq
eliminate kitchen drudgery and give you \|B/ “frHtfr % W/
extra time in which to do the many little ij!
tasks you so want to do. More than that. ’
'* fa'll free you from multiple worries. With ■ ml I HI
on ORIOLE Heat Control Range you are | V_jE / V —W
content and happy in the certainty of per-,
feet cooking results. Juet put the food in the This Whole Meal Aluminum
;oven, set the regulator and you oan be out' r-,l* _ c_*
erf the kitchen while Xmas dinner is cook. * ° €l
i fag. Whether H it fruit cake, mince pie or; It is specially designed for
(roast turkey, you know it will be just right. whole meal oven cooking and
consists of one Oval Roaster
vex Pots with ring cover, one 1
qt. Con vex Pot with ring cover.
The pots are fitted with ring
covers, so that one pot can be
1 set on top of another: The en
( tire set fits in a 16* oven at one
- ' Got this so* dree.
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Concord & Kannapolis Gas Co.
Sale Ends December 23rd
j®n® ads: aw Girißii
| Concord Daily Tribune
l TIME OF CLOSING MAILS
| The time of theciosing of mails at
j the Concord postof&ce is as follows:
Northbound
I P. M.
i A. M.
I 34 4:10 P. M.
j 38— 8:30 P. M.
{ 30—11:00 P. M.
Southbound
39 9:30 A. M. I
{ 45 3 :80 P. M.
135 8:00 P. M.
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; | LOCAL MENTION
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| You will find our memorandum
* books for 1920 very convenient. Call
■ at our office and get one as we have
! one for each subscriber of this pa
lter.
('cncord Kiwnnians will hold their
regular weekly meeting at the s'. >l.
(’. A. tomorrow at 12:30 o'clock. A
fine program for the meeting hao been
arranged.
You've never seen the Charleston
done the way they dw it in Monta
Bell's "Pretty Ladies” at the Concord
Theatre today and tomorrow. See
this great chorus of beauties.
Gastonia (Jazette: Concord is riv
alling Kinston as a breeding place of
animal stories. Those rattlesnake
tales coming out of Cabarrus county
are the “stuff."
A. K. Hammet, painter, paper
hanger and decorator, formerly of
Greensboro, lias located in Concord
at 12 James Avenue. A letter.' ad
dressed to him at P. O. Box -Hi, Con
cord, will reach him.
Kain continues to fall in Concord
wit'a little prospects now of clear
weather. Throughout Wednesday af
ternoon and night rain fell intermit
tently, with little change in tem
perature during the day and night.
Police officers this morning stated
that they had nothing new to report.
No session of the recorder's.court was
held yesterday and only one ease de
veloped during the day and night. \
Citizens of the city seem on their good
behavior for Christmas, the officers
state.
Persons wishing to secure tickets
for the play which the Hi-y Clubs
are putting on Monday night. "Why
the Chimes Kang.’, 'are ask*‘d to
see the members of the clubs. Every
member has been furnished with five
tickets to give away and "Mr. lllapks ,
has 50 tickets. A total of 300 tickets
will be distributed. <
Fines collected at the local police
court during tile mouth of November 1
amounted to $12:14.70, according to !
figures made public at the city treas- i
urer' office. This amount is much I
larger than is customary, the average
month's fines being in the neighbor- i
hood of six or seven hundred dot- 1
lavs.
Practically all of the public schools j
in the county will elcse tomorrow for i
, the Christmas holidays The work 1
i will be baited only one week in a ,
i majority t.f the schools, but those i
, schools which are operated more than ]
i six months plan a vacation of two (
| week.s work to be rsumed January 1
1 4th. |
l A number of the people on the
i Mt. Pleasant highway, members of i
j the Cold Water Light Company, 1
l have already had their electric lights \
f installed and are using them. The i
! lines and wiring are expected to be J
i completed at an early date, thus
l serving over twenty families in that (
| section of he county.
i Regular work in the city schools ]
< will be halted at noon tomorrow for (
two weeks. This morning Aildren j
in several primary grade gave short <
Christmas plays and tomorrow other
Christmas exercises will be held in
various grades in the schools. Work
in the schools will be resumed on
January 4th. *
The Tribune can not publish any
Santa Claus letters from Pile children
after Saturday. Santa must have
some time to get his presents for
them ready, and letters printed after
Saturday can not reach him in time.
J.et us have your letters not later
tiian 9 o'clock Saturday, December
19th, children.
Get the shopping habit now. Only
six more shopping days until Christ
mas and the grand rush for last
minute goods begins next week. Also
mail now ttie presents that are to be
sent out of town. The mails are
not so crowded now and gifts mailed
now will reach their destination be
fore Christmas.
Concord citizens have adopted so far
many of the ‘'Opportunities” discov
ered in the city but others remain
and if Concord is to have a “White
Christmas" these needy persons must
be cared for. Head the list of op
portunities in another column of this
paper nud select the one you want to
adopt for Christmas.
Grammar grade teachers of the
county will confer here Saturday i
morning at 10:80 o'clock with Prof.
J. B. Robertson, county superintend
ent of schools. It is planned to,dis
cuss at the conference • various/sub
jects of particular interest to gram
mar grades. The conference will be
held in the court house.
Owing to the fact that the gym
nasium at the Y will be filled with
scenery preparatory to the play
which the Hi-y Clubs are presenting
Monday night, the regular Saturday
night moving picture performance
will be held in the large room up
stairs at the Y, an early show for
children at <6 o'clock and a second
one for the grown-ups at 8 o’clock.
The new County Highway maps
have been completed and are on dis
play. The county is shown on them
as having a net-work of highways :
throughout the comity with the ex
ception of in the Harrisburg section
' and in Number 4 Township.. Plans I
1 are being made to construct roads'
l in these part* of the county, it :a|
I 'M. id by oßriaia. ' j
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
10,000 FORD TRACTORS
TO BE SENT TO RUSSIA
Plows For Next Spring Farm Work
Included in a $6,000,000 Contract.
New York World.
The Ford Motor Company gOosed
a contract yesterday for 10.900
Fordson tractors with equipment,
plows i>ml spare parts,, to r,e sold to
the Russian Government for an
aggregate amount of $6,000,000.
News of the contract was given out
by the Amtorg Trading Corporation.
165 Broadway, purchasing and sell
ing agents in this country for the
various Soviet industrial and com
mercial organizations.
■ Shipment of the tractors will be
made in time for them to reach the
agricultural districts of Russia for
the next Spring work. These ship
ments will he to the ports of Novo
rusen-k and Odessa during Decem
ber and January, it Was said ye.-ter- 1
ec’B-g'juL'mn 'y ■w wm w*jumr r r-rei
You’ve Never Seen
The Charleston Done
~~ the way they do it in
fU Monta Bell’s
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MetlO- }/// ANN PENNINGTON
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j TODAY-TOMORROW
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I Southern Railway System \
Announces . ' 1
Reduced Round Trip Fares on the Straight Certificate 1
Plan to Atlanta, Ga. X
Account of:
The Young Peoples Missionary Convention, Southern
Presbyterian Churchy Atlanta, Ga., December
29th, 30th, 31st, 1925
Delegates should purchase one-way tickets going trip, securing cer- V
tificates from ticket agent. Certificates will be honored by ticket agent ]l|
for tickets returning at half fat*, provided their are 280 delegates ij >
present holding certificates.
DON'T MISS THIS CONVESTION. WONDERFUfc PROGRAM. |j|;
Travel via Southern Railway. -
Fine trains. Excellent schedules. Dining car service.
For further information. Ccketg and pullman reservations, call on any iji
Southern Railway Agent or 8s: Q j
M. E. WOODY, >■- R. H. ORAHAM, | |
Ticket Agent Division Passenger Agent, i i
Concord, N. C. 237 West Trade Street, j '
Charlotte, N. C.
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
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HERE ARE THE J
I NEWEST IN HOSIERY
X Show, your knowledge of Fashion and j |
'j . pay »compliment to the recipient by 1
giving the New Things’in Hosiery as
X your Christmas Gift. The Newest !
j shades that Paris and Fifth Avenue J
X ' „ are wearing: Rose Taupe, Rose Beige O
X Rose#ood, Grain, Brain, Sheer Gun- 8
X * mental, Moonlight, Mauve, Sand and S
many; other shades to blend perfectly O
with the shade of your shoes, frock 8
; and ebat. x
Holyoke, Holeproof and *Quaker O
OH® Dollar to Tvro-Ninety-five 8
r Quality ■
i'X ' Without the Penalty of High Price 8
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day by official* of the Am tor* Tratl
i iug Cor point ion that special ncbools
would be hold by the Soviet Union
i during the early Spring throughout
all imrts of rural Russia and that
the pensants at the schools would be
I taught to use the tractors which
I have been purchased from the Ford
, Motor Company.
i In cotton manufacturing South
Carolina in third place. Georgia,
Alabama and Mississippi are next in
, order of the Southern States in cot
ton manufacturing. Ninety,three
' cities in South Carolina and fifty
seven cities in North Carolina are
listed as cotton manufacturing cen
ters. In South Carolina the cotton
mills are often the center of whole
towns owned by the companies.
Missouri has the largest lead
mines in the world and the largest
limestone marble deposit.
TQ|i|p,
The goal of many a college boy j
vanished at the end of the football '
season. i
.The bad luck about a two-dollar 1
bill s that you Rre so liable to pass it IS
off far a one.
The only safe, bet on coal prices ie
that they will be too high.
There is a lot of money in work
ing. but it is hard to get.
The too smallest place in Hie world )
is a boy's stomach on a holiday. '
No matter how many antos are
sold there doesn't seem to be nny mare i
rr.om in the street ears.
(Copyright. 1025, NEA Service, Inc.) t
mi. Russell h. conwell
Founder of Minneapolis Tribune Re- !
fame Noted Minister.
The Rev. Dr.' Russell H. Conwell, *
Baptist clergyman, founder and pres
ident of Temple University, Phila- 1
delphia, and former newspaper, man,,
died in Philadelphia December 6th.
He das renowiied as a lecturer, auth
or. and philanthropist. He wrote the
famous lectures, i (“Acres of Dia
monds.”
At 10 Mr. Conwell left Tale Univer
sity when the Civil AVar started. He 1
was twice wounded apd at the end of
the war camp out a lieutenant colonel.
The young ex-soldier finished college
anirboenme a lawyer, but turned for a
time to newspaiier work. He founded
and owned- the Minneapolis Tribune,
was a traveling correspondent for the
New York Tribune, and later a- re
porter for it and editor of the Boston
Traveler. In Boston he took np
law again, and began preaching, while
he still practiced, at the age of 36.
His son Leon Conwell is editor of
the Somerville, Mass., Jpurnal.
Gas on Stomach
Won’t Let You Styep
Gas pressing on henrt and other or
gans sometimes pauses a restless, I
nervous felling and prevents sleep
Adlerika helps any case gas on the
stomach, unless due to deep-seated
causes. The QUICK action will sur
prise you. Because Adlerjka is such
nn excellent intestinal evacuant it is
wonderful for constipation—lt often
works in one hour and never gripes.
Pearl Drug Co.
ODD FELLOWS NOTICE.
Meets every Thursday evening at 8
o'clock.
M. L. ROSS, N. O.
v C. H. RITCHIE, See.
K.OF P. NOTICE.
Regular meeting Concord Lodge No.
61 K. of P. Thursday evening at 7:30
o’clock. A cordial welcome to all
members. E. PEELE, C. C.
siistisi&g
( II rj the treatment of Itch, aesena .
V” 1 /A Rio(wonn,Tetter or other fteh
J log ekla dleeeeee.'S Try thk j
treatment at oni itt.
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(Hant'eSelve andßoap),fall In f JES|I I
the treatment ofltch. Edema, J I
Rinewoi ee.Tetter or otherltcb- fjw / / I
lag akin dieeaeee.' Try tbia * **• « J i
treatment at oar risk. i
PEARL DRUG COMPANY
i
The best
sympathy
IT !• only human far a fu
neral director to feel sym
pathetic in the presence of
, bereaved patrons. But it is
real sympathy when he recap
nizes an obligation to aee to it
that the highest character of
| burial equipment is furnished
at honest prices. Such a policy
| has been responsible for tte
>| success df this concern..
1 1 Typical of the burial equip- »
(I roent furnished by us ii-the
» Clark Grave Vault, recognised
\ a* a leader in the vault indus
try, because it gives positive
arid permanent projection,
WILWINSON’B FUN
ERAL'HOME .
o*o *—Day or Night
B label he seeks when he ( ■
is the label he’ll like best |
gift. J
in the lSaiM of his most
ning hat or at the label in |
nest fitting suit and let \
you read guide you in the
:ing of his gift.
is the store he comes to |
is own things—out of the J
d and cry he chooses one.' j
one store now offers gift
bilities from. 25c to s7s |
a him with absolute satis- >
IBath Robes Lounging Robes,, Luggage .
Belts, Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs
HOOVER’S,he.
“THE YOUNG MAN’S STORE* 8’
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COAL I
The Right Coal For the Right Purpose 1
A. B. POUNDS
PHONE 244 OR 279
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THE CABARjOfS SA.VIMOS BANK HAs) NEVER 1
LOST SIGHT QF THE PROBLEMS AND REQUIRE- I
MENTS OF ITS EVER INCREASING NUMBER OF I
\ CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS AND HAS FITTED ;
ITSELF TO CONTRIBUTE A SERVICE COMMEN
SURATE WITH THEIR NEEDS.
CABARRUS SAVINGS BANK j
CONCORD, N. C. I
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PHONE 799
, Our Product is Right—the Price Is Right—the Ser- X
vice is Right, and this makes a combination Hard to Beat. 9
. You’ll need some Coal Soon. When you do, remem- 8
I her we are here to serVe you with the Coal that stands 8
the gaff. ; I
Cline & Mabery Coal Co.
PHONE 799 ' | (
HOT WATER IN A JIFFY
K is surelya friend in need and
1 IPS match add in a few minutes
steam ' n *’ ot water w '" run
E.B. GRADY
PLUMBING AND HEATING DEALER ,
Office and Show R00m, 99 B. Corbin St Office Phone 334 w
The Concord *
Bakery
Has Opened a Retail Bakery
at No* 8 ® 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 tail
kinds of layer Cakes and Birth
day and Wedding Cakes to or
der. . ,
Our i Penny ADS. Get Quick Results
Thursday, Dec. 17, 1925
CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET' -
(Corrected Weekly by Cline A Moowj)
Figure* named represent prioM
Cfor produce on the market:
Corn sllO
Sweet potatoes $1.50
Turkey* j;
Batter * jss
Country Ham JUS
Country Shoulder l .20
Country Sides fio
Young Chickens * .20
Hen* J. j. .fS
Irish rotatoea , II.*!
FW Sale—" Fer Hire- Car* For jit
i neys, at Tribu De-Time* office. 10
eenta each. 17-ts. mi