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fTHIS WEEK-SIX DAYS ONLY
Buck’s 80th Anniversary Sale
Free This Week Only
With every Range or Parlor Heater sold this week,
we will give Absolutely Free One Nine-Piece White
F.'Bmtmel Cooking Set, or A Buck's Junior Range. Liberal
Allowance for your old stove or range. Balance in small
; weekly or monthly payments. See our windows.
Concord Fiirnitnre Co.
I 35 I
BUY NOW AND SAVE
A. B. POUNDS
ICE, COAL AND SERVICE §
SPECIAL OXFORDS
for
YOUNG MEN
Smart Styles for Young Men in
Splendid Quality All Leather
Oxfords. Priced $4.95 and $5.95
RICHMOND-FLOWE CO. |
High Grade Merchandise
gr f **l
| Hot Water
This S as ot water heatei
C M * S s “ rel y a * n need and
■P 1 I a friend indeed of every cook
I E.B"GRADY"" ' 4li, " k,> ’
b PLUMBING AND HEATING DEALER
and Show Room 39 E. Corbin St Office Phone 834 W
I Ladies’ Sport
Oxfords
K$V We are showing this popnlar fail Oxfords in ail the new leathers
ascend combinations. Tor Style-sparkle these Oxfords are born lead
® era, look them over, try them on and yon’U feel the difference.
$5.00 TO $7.85
1 IVEY’S
[ Concord Daily Tribune I
j TIME OF CLOSING MAILS
; The time of the closing of maila at
' the Concord Postoffice is as follows:
Northbound.
1130—11:00 P. M.
i 30—10:00 A. M.
34 4 :10 P. M.
38— 8:30 P. M.
30—11:0O P. M.
Southbound.
30—9:25 A. M.
49—3 :25 P. M.
183— 8:00 P. M.
29—11:00 P. M.
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
In Effect September 20, 1920 j
Northbound
No. 40 to New York 9:28 P. M. j
No. 130 To Washington 3:05 4. M. '
' No. 30 to New York 10 :25 A. M.
N<j. 34 To New York 4 :43 P. M.
No. 40 To Danville 3:13 P. M. I
No. 12 To Richmond 7:10 P. M.
No. 32 To New York 9:03 P. M. !
No. 30 To New York 2:13 A. M.
Southbound.
No. 43 To Charlotte 3 :40 p. M. j
i No. 35 To New Orleans 0.50 P. M. . i
No. 29 To Birmingham 2 :15 A. M.
No. 31 To Augusta 5:51 A. M. I
No. 33 To New Orleans 8:15 A. M. I ■
No. 11 To Charlotte 8:00 A. M. I
No. 133 To Atlanta 8:37 P. M. I
No. 39 To Atlanta 943 A. M.
No. 37 To New Orleans 10:45 A. M
Train No. 34 will stop in Concord ,
to take on passengers going to Wash
ington and beyond.
Train No. 37 will stop here to dis- ?
charge passengers coming from Wash- .
ington and beyond. ( >
All trains stop in Concord except ',
No. SS northbound. !i
THOUGHTI
11C—FOR TODAY—I jl
| Bible Thooffbt. memorised, win prove « 111 I!
ficioolees herite-e tn after revs IS | j
A SOLEMN CHARGE—"Be thou I]'
strong, therefore, and shew thyself a J
man.” 1 Kings 2 :2.
[ LOCAL MENTION j||
Twelve pages today. t\yo sections. |, j
Cotton on the lnoal market is quot- i(j
e<l today at 12 ami 12 1-4 cents per! l !
pound. i i 1
Robert R. Reynolds, of Asheville, j\ i
will address the voters of the vomit.v !
here next Monday night at 8 o'clock 'i
at the court house. j! 1
Hon. It. L. Doughton. seeking re- i ( 1
election to Congress from the eighth ']
district, will speak at Mt. Pleasant i
tonight at 8 o'clock. The public is i|
invited to hear ’aim. j i
R. D. Goodman, county farm agent, j|
will go to Stanly county on Friday ( l
and Saturday to judge produce at two i]
community fairs. He will be at |i
Stanfield on Friday and at Ridgecrest j
on Saturday. -
Police officers this morning stated
that they had nothing new to report. _
No session of the recorder's court will I
be held this afternoon as no new eases
have developed since the course was 4
in session Monday. *
In the "little world series” at the (
V the St. Louis team won again Tues
day 3 to 1. By winning the first .
two games the “Little Cardinals" have |
a big edge on the "Yittle Yankees."
The teams play again this afternoon.
Members of the Hi-Y and Hi-G .
clubs met at t’iie Y. M. C. A. Tuesday f
night to discuss business matters. It
was decided to meet on Tuesday nights
from 7 to 8 o’clock, the first regular
meeting to be held next Tuesday ! 4
night. "
Summer temperatures prevailed here
again Tuesday when the mercury
climbed to 86 degrees during the day. i 4
Fires and heavy wraps which were in 1
evidence the first of the week were
dispensed with while cooler raiment
was sought. |
That Cabarrus county people are
busy now was strikingly demonstrated
at sessions of Cabarrus Superior Court
this week. Not more than a handful
of people were in the court room for
the criminal cases which usually at
tract, great crowds.
Wick Black, plunging fullback, is
back in uniform at Davidson after
an illness of pneumonia. Black will
harly be ab'.e to get in the Wake For- ■
est game but the fact that he is avail
able for play again is expected to
bolster file Davidson team.
Everybody in Concord is invited to
attend the "open house” at the Y Fri
day night. The program will begin
at 8 o’clock and a round of pleasure
, is assured for all. Those present will
' be asked to sign up for a gym class
i but others who cannot sign are in
i vited to be present just the same.
' Ten Racing Cars Have Already Ar
rived. s
1 (By International News Service)
Charlotte, Oct. 20.— Ten of the rac
ing cars which have been entered for
sprint races which-will be held here
November 11th reached Charlotte Sat
urday and will be followed by their
drivers at an early date.
Frank Lockhart, Bennie Hill, Davie
Lewis, Fred Comer, Harry Hartz,
• Pete DePoalo, Tony Culletta, Frank
Elliot, Dr. William R. Shattuc and
Cliff Woodbury are among the driv
ers who are expected here during the
next few days.
Many other drivers who have pre
viously raced on the Charlotte speed
way have entered the Armistice Day
races. Fred Wagner, official starter
at the speedway, has received mes
sages from the drivers who state-they
will be here soon.
At the age of 58, "Sandy” Ylerd baa
just won the match-play championship
of British golf, the title to which he
first earned more than twenty years
ago.
Yale's highest football score against
Harvard is 48, against Princeton 32.
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
TiMiiuTnmre
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THIS SOUNDS SEN- !
ISIBLE! 11 |
Take the advice of aj| [
man AFTER he has suf-j | i
sered an accident or thej> ij
loss of his car. He’ll telll [
you to take out the Autos J
Insurance policy that you] i
need BEFORE Destiny!- |
deals you your share of>| |
hard luck. *' I
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PSPPS7 cab 4 pr,js
BAm BLDC
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Tlrs tailored turixrn in Calf 1 !
1 , Skill is a. late in<xlel to be worn , j \
]> with a fur or fur trimmed coat, i ;
t\ It* softly draped folds elimi- J ;
J nate the trimming of any kind, i '
5 and at the same time makes it 1 I
adaptable for wear of any kind | |
ji Millinery Dept i i,
l[ ADLIB' LEGG. Prop. | J
!; Phone 830 ‘
We have the fol
lowing used cars
for sale or ex
change:
One Studebaker 5-
passenger Sedan j
One Hudson 5-pas- j
senger Coach
One Buick 5-pas- j
senger Touring
One Chevrolet
Coupe
One Willys-Knight j
5-passenger Se-!
dan.
STANDARD
BUICK CO.
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Today a fellow's rare to
have
About a maiden who will
save.
When Molly tells Billy
I that the dress he ip so
I crazy about is an old one
that she had dry cleaned
and made over he is apt
to give the thrifty miss
a serious thought or two
—it's apt to make a hit
with Billy.
j WRENN
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j Well^iyAbt?
I If you are just looking for too kind of clothes that ecver your body, B
| : - an old barrel or a burlap bag wil do toe job!
t Bur men these days are looking for more than just something to D
| cover them, they want quality, style, yot-d looks, —and all the confi- I
in donee and satisfaction that goes with them. 4
M That’s why they turn to GRIFFON CLOTHES. They know that ■
!- they’ll get what they went.—ami at prices they can afford to pay. ■
|" Perhaps this “ad” isn’t clear. Rut if you’ll take a look at fbe new 9
|" fall GRIFFON suits, you’ll see just what we mean. Suits and Top- I
I '**'■ $19.50 4Nn ,p . I
j W. A. OVERCASH j
SWE TAKE THE LIBERTY
()f informing you that our vul
canizing is the sort of tire re
pairing that makes good with
you and your car. We are in
terested in the mileage ques
tion and want to assist you in
making every tire do its full,
CONCORD VULCANIZING
COMPANY
j FANCY DRY GOODS WOMEN'S WEAR
>OOOOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOCOO9OOOOGz3OOOOOOOOOOOOOOaOaOQ
I When you Need Chicken Feed list I
I call 122 and You Will Get the Best |
i that Money Can Buy.
We also have a good lot of Grocer
ies.
Cash Feed Store
• c>HONE 12$ SOUTH CHURCH ST.
The Following Used Cars For Sale !
or Trade
1 Overland Six Coach
! 1 Overland 4 Coach 8
1 Dodge Touring
8 1 Franklin Touring
9 1 Ford 1 Ton Truck
O All the above cars are in good mechanical condition. [
5 Special prices for week of October 18th.
CORL MOTOR CO.
PHONE 630
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SYSTEM OF CIRCULATING HEAT
Pipe and /Ff\
Pipeless /^ v
Chuckle at your coal bills 1— i
A Caloric Pipeless Furnace
will make your winters happy, " | V . I ' .-.'lr
comfortable .and cozy on less H - "4
eoal. Endorsed by more than % yfQ "Qn *
160,000 satisfied owners. Costs ' * ..HA
little to install. f ||j| j
Ask us about it, or phone our * _
Mr. M. L. Eudy.
F. C. NIBLOGK
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(FURNACE AND ROOFING DEPARTMENT)
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ll Suitor Top Coat
j ttK r without fear of
I I You can afford any suit !
or top coat in this store or !
tg it wouldn’t be here.
.fl There is no chance of I
V |IL your falling in love with !
V something you cannot
W have —if the style appeals
to you so will the price— \
so don’t pay first attention to the cost mark on the sleeve ]
I ticket—just go ahead and reach your destination in desire o
and you’ll experience no difficulty in the financial details. »
Schloss Bros. & Co. Suits $25.00 and up
Top Coats $20.00 and up
Lumberjacks Woolen Hose zj
Sweaters New Caps
HOOVER’S, Inc.
THE YOUNG MAN’S STORE
Forest Hill Cleaning Co.
> SEND YOUR j
| CLOTHES TO
FOREST HILL j
I J 318 N. Church Streets Phone 175 J |j^
Do You Like? I
Some like “Fair" weather best.
Some like it “Dry.” Some like it “Wet.”
But we say “Fowl” weather is the best weather yet.
Never mind the weather —bring us POULTRI, EGGS, ROTTER I
FAT and PORK.
If you have more poultry than our competitors want you have just H
enough to start to supply our demand. We have never had "Eggsact- ■
fy” enough eggs. I
7 Feed your cows your le Per Pound Cotton Seed and sell us your But- |f
I' ter Fat at 38c per pound and keep the difference on your farm to en- H
rich your soil to grow more corn to feed more pigs, chickens and cat- M
tie. “Purty good, eh!"
C.H BARRIER & CO. §
Studebaker and Dodge
Sales and Service
AUTO SUPPLY & REPAIR CO. I
Phone 228
FOUND!
A Place Where You Can Buy
Your
Groceries, Flour and Feed For
Less Money
Cabarrus Cash
Grocery Cp.
Phone 571 For Quick Delivery
Service
CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
I (Corrected Weekly by Clin* ft JSoooe)
' Figures named represent prices paid
for {Reduce on {ho market:
Egg. ,4ft
Corn 11.00
HWMt ........ ... .1 1 .—
, Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1926
Paul B. Eaton
Patents and Trade Marka
408 Independence Building
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
CONCOBD OOTTOK Mmin
Wednesday, October so. ism
Cotton .12 and .12 1-4
Cotton Seed .30
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CLINE’S PHARMACY
Phone 333
Beautiful Bud Vasee, Wall
Pockets, Flower Bowls, Bulb
Bowls, Console Gets. All band
painted from the Orient.
Vases from' fl inches to 2
fWt high ranging in price from
,25 cent* to |5.00. -
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