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Buck’s Circulating Heaters
are made in all sizes to heat from one to four rooms.
Enameled on east iron, burned in, and will last a life time.
Requires no polishing. Burns an}’ kind of fuel, and gives
a steady even heat. Carries tire fiver night. Equipped
with water pan, giving a soft tnoise heat at all times. The
circulating system takes all cold air from the floor, making
• the room just as comfortable and pleasant as steam or
hot water heat. Costs less than half to operate.
Concord Furniture Co.
BUY NOW AND SAVE
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ICE, COAL AND SERVICE
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for
YOUNG MEN
Smart Styles for Young Men in
Splendid Quality All Leather
Oxfords. Priced $4.95 and $5.95
RICHMOND-FLOWE CO.
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High Grade Merchandise
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Hot Water
. This gas hot water heate
f r a is surely a friend in need and
■HP m [ a e * nc * °* evcr y co °^
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3 iTI * m j steaming hot water will run
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M HPHnpB the dishes, for a bath, etc
oil #s** Let us install one for you
JMHHHmM Pays for itself quickly.
E.B. GRADY
PLUMBING AND HEATING DEALER
tfKce and Show Room 89 E. Corbin St Olfiea Phooa'SMW
The New Carom
Tliis ig one of the new arrivals | // \ r
i semi-dress Oxford. We are _// \
owing this model "in both Tan T J T
id patent, just as pietnred. It’s
perfect fitter and the price, all A M* 4 /
tea and widths $8.50 /
p*k If It. ii-v in Footwear we
j Concord Daily Tribune
j TIMR W CLO&IN6I MAILS
I The time of the elosiOfi. of mails at
I the Concord Postoffice is* as follows :
Northbound.
I 136—11 :00 I*. M. ,
I 36—10:00 A. M.
.‘l4 4 :10 P. M.
38— 8:30 I* M.
SO—11:00 I*. M.
Southbound.
30—9:25 A. M.
45—3 :2i5 P. if.
135 8 K)0 P, M.
29—J 1:00 P. H.
RAILROAD SCHEDULE. i
In meet September 20, 1920
Northbound
No. 40 to New York 9:28 P. M. i
No. 130 To Wssbington 5:05 4. M.
No. 30 to New York 10:25 A. M.
No. 34 To New York 4:48 P. M.
No. 40 To Dknville 3:15 P. M
No. 12 To R'cbmond 7:10 P. XI. i
No. 32 To New York 9.03 P. M.
No. 30 To New York 2:13 A. AL
Southbound.
No. 45 To Charlotte 3:40?. M.!
! No. 35 To New Orleans 9.86 P. M. i
No. 29 Tiv Birmingham 2:15 A. M. |
No. 31 To Augusta 5 :51 A. M. j
No. 33 To New Orleans 8:15 A. M. 1
No. 11 To Charlies 8:00 A. Al.
No. 135 To Atlanta 8:37 P. SI.
No. 39 To Atlanta 9.45 A. Al.!
No. 37 To New Orleans 10:45 A. M i
Train No. 34 will stop in Concord j
I to take op passengers going to Wash !
ington and beyond. .
Train No. 37 will stop here to dis- j
charge passengers coming from Wash- j
| ington and beyond.
All trains stop in Concord except
No. 38 northbound.
ff V BIBLE THOUGHTI
I X—FOR TODAY—|
PRAYER —I will prais<* the*. Lord. |
with my wtio> heart.
[ LOCAL MENTION ‘
('ottou on the local market today is ’
quoted at 11 1-2 to 11 3-4 cents per
IHUind.
One new ense of whooping cough
was reiiorted this morning to t'.ie ooiin
ty health department,
Alembers of the Sunday Cane and 1
others who plan to join for the r year
have been called to meet nt the Y Njtn
day afternoon at 3:30.
A Hallowe’en jmrty for the school I
children of Kannapolis will be held
there tonight at the high school. The
party will begin at the conclusion of
Vue address by Zeb V. Long, of States
ville.
The Concord Y volleyball team won
two games out of live from Hie Kan
napolis team Thursday night. Cap-;
tain Allred stated that his team played
good ball after getting started. The
games were played at the Kannapolis
Y.
There was another football upset
Thursday when the Citadel team de
feated South Carolina 12 to 9. The
Gamecocks were favorites due to their
season's record. In the Wofford-
Clemson game the former team won
3 to 0.
The public Is invited to henr Zeb
V. Long, at Kannapolis tonight. He j
will speak in the -high school andi-1
torium at 7 :30. the hour haring been j
rtianged as u Hallowe'en party is to j
be held at the school after the pub-!
lie meeting.
Alembers of the Junior Hi G club j
will have a special program at the Y
tomorrow night, A number of gnests
have been invited. The program will
be given on the second floor of the Y
and will in no way interfere with the
program on the lawn.
Dan Ritchie and A. H. Jarratt, Jr.,
students at the University of North
Carolina, have been pledged by the
Sigma Chi fraternity. More than 200
freshmen were pledged by the fra
ternities, the rushing season having
expired several days ago.
Rising temperatures Thursday re
sulted in a warmer night and no frost
this morning. There was a change
I in the temperature here Thursday
morning, the mercury rising many de
grees during the day and staying at a
higher level than the night before.
The docket in recorder’s court thiß
afternoon will be light, police officers
dec.are. Only three or four cases
are docketed for trial and they had
been continued from former sessions
of the court. Business with the of
ficers has been light during the week.
The soft, fragrant memories of eol
-1 lege days, enriched with thrilling,
I gripping football, played as only the
> greatest master of the>game can play
j —a delightful romance and a splendid
story of love and loyalty, throbbing
with true campus atmosphere ! At the
Pastime Monday,..Tuesday and Wed
nesday. .
Everybody is invited to attend the
public Hallowe'en party at the Y. M.
C. A. here tomorrow night. Officials
of the Y have planned a most attrac
tive program consisting of gathes,
stunts and movies. Guests are in
vited to appear in costume and many
of them will take part in the "Ghost
Walk”, one of the attractions for the
evening.
Wood Burning Busses New Paris
’ Experiment.
(By International News Service.)
Paris, Oct. 29.—W00d burning
auto-buses are an Interesting feature
of the Automobile Salon in Paris
this yesr. They make logs in
stead of high-prioed gasdloie and are
capable of seating from fourteen to
twenty passengers. The Berliet Com
pany has been demonstrating them
and giving gratuitous rides to many
people who find the new invention I
quite delightful. Just how long bo-1
sere one will see them on the regular-1
bus lines, is still a questiin o . 1
THE CONCORD JAAILY TRIBUNE
By rerzcp" Yorke !
, lunn iupiu
| j Our fire and theft in- !
surance protects you from
j loss. Our complete cov- j ,
1 1 erage auto insurance pays > i
! you any possible dam
-1 ages that can result from !]1
I ycur auto owning. ]i|
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j| LITTLE METALLIC HATS 5
ji j i That Step Out on Special Oc- jj .
caskms | ( 1
Vi Hats entirely of metal broc- ]< I
|]l[ nde. Hats of metal and velvet |< §
||i[ or of metal ant] silk, but al- S I
I I ways the note of metal. Just V I
’ 1 right to top the richly sured <5 I
ij coats. New' shipments daily at IIS j
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iji Millinery Dept j |
5| ALLIE LEGG. Prop. g j
Phone 830 * j! j
We have the sol 5
lowing used cars
for sale or ex
change:
One Studebaker 5-
passenger Sedan
One Hudson 5-pas
senger Coach
One Buick 5-pas- i
senger Touring
One Chevrolet
Coupe
One Willys-Knight |
5-passenger Se
dan.
STANDARD
BUICK CO.
h Ihe art op 1 1
1 a DRC6SINO 15 The ART ||
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1 1 You’ll look just like •I ■
Is millionaire
|T U you’re well groomed— |n <
I, so you should care. ■ I .<
Careful grooming and U| 1
I I dry cleaning belong in the
U| «me category. Pashion
rT] Able folks with their sense k
I I I of saving well develops de JL
191 are onr satisfied patrons 'P
f—l Onr work is tvortn your m
[n While.
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Say it -witli flowerS * j
RUT will she appreciate that cluster of gorgeous Am- |
erican Realities if they are festooned around a bucket? S
Yet some chaps are foolish enough to go around offer- jj
ing themselves in a newspaper package,—so to speak. |
<)f course that doesn't apply to YOU. You know g
that clothes are just as important to the man as the plush- 1
lined jewdl case is to the diamond solitaire. *■
That's whv you wear GRIFFON CLOTHES?!
$19.50 to $45.00
P A Idi i
W. A. OVERCASH I
jj CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER
a WHAT WILL THE VUL-,
CANIZING BILL BE?
W e will estimate the cost of t
repairing your tire. If it isn’t ;
worth the time, trouble, and! jj
money we ll tell you so. But ,
we have become so expert in
the vulcanizing business that
we are able to put. new ambi
tion and energy into a badly
damaged, discouraged tire.
CONCORD VULCANIZING
COMPANY
I FANCY DRY GOODS WOMEN’S WEAR |
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I When you Need Chicken Feed ust j
1 call 122 and You Will Get the Best |
! that Money Can Buy. |
I We also have a good lot of Grocer-1
Cash Feed Store j
| PHONE 122 SOUTH CHURCH ST. 1
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j REPAIRING STORAGE |
WILLYS-KNIGHT
OVERLAND
FINE MOTOR CARS
SALES AND SERVICE
CORL MOTOR CO.
GREASING Phone 630 WASHING *
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A wfli it i i
SYSTEM OF CIRCULATING HEAT
Pipe and > fW~W\
Pipeless
Chuckle at your coal bills 1 __ fjjLiLWSgIL.
A Caloric Pipeless Furnace I n
will make vaur winters happy, '’ 1 A
comfortable and corv on less I
coal. Endorsed by more than llfA ”tsl?
160,000 satisfied owners. Costs »■ Ba Irililni H
Ask us about it, or phone our
Mr. M. L. Eudy.
(FURNACE AND ROOFING DEPARTMENT)
I head at the win- f
day Saturday
should find you dressed
either right or ridiculous. * i
seek to disguise.
we can't be of service— .'
j but if you want to look
very much like youfstlf—. P ■— HP
; ! This apparel is invited * r (
j [ to the same party you are going to and it’s going to grace '
; its host and hostess by being on time—up to the minute! t
ITEMS FOR HALLOWE’EN
. | Schloss Bros. & Co., New Fall Suits .and Top Coats
Schoble Hats A
HOOVER’S, Inc.
j x THE YOUNG MAN’S STORE #
I Forest Hill Cleaning Co.!
SEND YOUR j
CLOTHES TO I
FOREST HILL j
318 N. Church Phone ITS] |
"Mr of Weather
Do You Like?
Some like “Fair” weather best.
Some like it “Dry.” Some like ft “IVet.”
But we say “Fowl” weather is the beet weather yet.
Never mind the weather—bring us POULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER
; FAT and PORK.
If you have more poultry than our competitors want you have just
enough to start to supply our demand. We have never had "Eggßaet
ly” enough eggs.
Feed your cows your le Per Pound Cotton Seed and sell us your But
ler Fat at 38e per pound and keep the difference on your farm to en
rich your soil-to grow more corn to feed more pigs, chickens nnd cat
, tie. “Party good, eh!" .
C.H BARRIER & CO.
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Studebaker and Dodge .
J . Sales tod Service
AUTO SUPPLY & REPAIR CO.
Phone 228
SPECIAL
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
* ™ DELICIOUS
Two Pound Layer Cakes
ONLY gOc EACH
ride in Pineapple, Chfetty,
Cocoanut and Chocolate.
- Cabarrus Cash
Grocery Company
Phone 571 We Deliver
j CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
(Corrected Week* by Cline * Mbom)
Figures named repreoent Uriels
lor prodnee on the market:
Corn ,1 ....
Sweet Potatoes fl.oo
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Touts Chickens
Sldf Potatoes ••••••••••••••• *
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Friday, Qctober 29, 192^
Paul B. Eaton |
Patents and Trade Marks
406 Independence Building I
CHARLOTTE. N. C |
CONCORD COTTON MARKET
FRIDAY, OCTOBER ». I*M
Cotton 11 1-2 to .11 8-4
Ootton Seed : -80
- PLANT SOMETHING
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BULBS-f-TULIP, ’ NARCIS
SUS, HYACINTH
DECORATE
ARTIFICIAL FLOWBitS—
ALL COIXJRS AND KINDS
CLINE’S PHARMACY
- Phone SIS .
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