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Stationery Department.
Oot stock of Fine Box Papers will
equal the assortment usually found in
city stores.
All the latest novelties in White, Col
ored Borden and Solid Colors, suitable
for letters, notes and invitations. Prices
5c to 98c per box.
Fine Paper by the quire. Square and
long shapes, plain or ruled, heavy, me
dium and light weight, white aud blue at
2c to 12JC per quire.
Envelopes to match the above at at 6c
to 12o per package.
Pound Paper.
Parisian Dimity Square Shape,
white, 80c per pound.
Lakewood, square aud oblong, cream
and blue, worth 25c per pound, spe
cial 15c per pound.
Blue Envelops to match 10c package.
Typewriter's Linen Paper at 80c per
pound.
Jobs in Linen Paper, note size, only
15c per pound.
Carbon or Copying Paper, Fool's Cap
size, 2c per sheet.
Legal Cap Paper 10c per quire.
Tablets.
Pencil Tablets lc to 5c each.
Ink Tablets, note packet or letter
sizes, thick, medium or thiu paiwr,
plain or ruled, at 5c to luceach.
Statement or Bill Tablets 5c.
Blank Books.
Ledghrs, single or double entry, Day
or Journal, canvas covered, in 150 to
BOO pages, at 20c per 100 jiagcs.
Memorandum, side or end fold, assort
ed sizes at lc to 10c. Time Books 5c.
Ceceipt Books, for rent or general use,
5 cents,
Inks.
I-ounce bottles, assorted colors .V.
J-ounce bottles Black Ink, Davids. 4c.
Stafford's 5c. Paul's Safety Bottles 5c.
Stafford's 1 quart size i5r.
White Paste aud Mucilage 5c.
In Wells.
10c up. Screw Top Wells that will
not leak 10c.
Brass Wire Peu or I' ncil Hack Me.
Spear Files 10c.
Pocket Pencil Holders 5c and 1V.
Hand shape Letter Clasps 5c.
Board Letter Files !!5c and -IHc.
Falcon Letter and Bill Files Xk-.
Hound head Brass I'ajvr l'asteuers
10c per 100.
Erasers lc to 5c.
Glass Paper Weights, oi eu bucks for
photo, 15c each.
Drawing Books 10c.
Composition Books 1 to l'c.
Pencil Boxes 5c to 10.
Book Straps 5c.
Lamp Shades 5c to 10c.
Creje Paper 10c aud 20c.
Pencils.
Lead c to 5c.
Ink Pencils 5c to Hk-.
Slate Pencils 4 for lc.
Testaments 10c to $1.25.
Bibles assorted.
D. J. BOSTIAN.
Tires Shrunk While
You Grease
Your Wagon.
We have the best
Cold Tire Shrinker
In the State and can shrink a set of tires
in 20 minutes. Time is money. fc?o let
us save you time, Satisfaction guaran
teed. Shop in rear Morris building.
Jas, Wilkinson.
"DID YOU
iust bring your 25c, 35c or 50c and get a Boomerang,
hey are going like hot cakes, and yon will be strictly in it for ThankMriTiar.
V You Say TalKing Machines ? T.-.1
Columbia, ' Edison and Victor Universal to select from.
Record 25c, 5e 60c 75e and $1.00.
Price of Phonographs $4.00, $8.00, $10, $13, $30, 2fi, $30, f3S, and ws etui give
you one Grand worth $185. . . , ., i"
Pay your money and aee the show. We are after yon. ' , '
The Dell Q Harris Funiilure Company.
P. 8. WeaMitillln theFunritnreBuBinesa. v , V t
Can't we trade with yon.
going-oat of oar shop every
yon to oar use -,.
S ccrrfj per hcf.
G fcr a quzrtcr.
; n.zr.a 122.
To Cure Cold in One Day .
Take Laxative Broino Quinine. All
druggists refund money if It fails to core.
E.W. Grove's signature on each box. 26o
Dr. F. O. Rogers is home from
Pensacolo, Florida, where he went to
attend the wedding of a friend.
on. onvis'
Chill : Slier
The original Chill Killer
jf Dr. Davis is guaranteed to
kill chills or money refunded
This is not an expenment,
but a certainty. At least a
hundred chill victims in and
around Loncord, (people you
1inow) have been cured. As
a touic nothing in the market
is superior. Try it.
THE GIBSON
Drug Store.
NEW SERIES
CONCORD PERPETUAL
BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
Books now open for Subscrip
tion to Stock in 33rd Series
Concord Perpetual Building
& Loan Association. ::: ::.
'This Association has matured and
paid off 20 Series since organization
in June 1888, and has never lost a
dollar. It does not offer a "GET
RICH QUICK" scheme, but affords
a sure way to SAVE YOUR
MONEY, and earns for you a good
dividend.
It Affords a Sure Way to
Secure a Home.
Call on the Secretary and Treasurer
at Cabarrus Savings Bank and sub
scribe for some stock it will do
you good.
ROBT. S. YOUNG, Pres.
H. I. WOODHOUSD. Sec. & Treas.
BREAD !
BREAD !
You will at all times
find Fresh Bread at
The Gem Restaurant.
Only 5 cts. per loaf,
Also a Fall Line of
Choice Groceries.
Yours to please,
Jno. C. Smith.
Phone 87.
EVER?'
Thousand of loaves of good Bread are
week to oar customers. . Can't we add
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T H e Tribune
Telephone No. 144
CONCORft N. C Not. 30 1904.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
The department store haf a change
of ads this evening
Mr. Baxter Gillon, of China Grove,
was a visitor today.
Mrs. Fred Swink leaves tonight for
her home at Ingots, Va.
Dr. F. E. Hartsell, of Big Lick,
spent the day in the city.
There is a change in the ad of the
Concord Drug Co., today.
See change in ad. of the Cannon &
Fetzer Co., in today's issue.
Rev. R. J. Hunter, of Rocky River,
spent the morning in the city.
Miss Henderson, of Mooresville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Z. A. Morris.
Col. J. E. Walker, of Asheboro, is
in the city with his son, Dr. J. O.
Walker.
Mrs. F. C. Odell left this morning
for Greensboro to spend several weeks
with her parents.
Says the weather report : Rain in
eastern, fair in western portion; Thurs
day fair and colder in western portion.
Mr. W. E. Cook brought to this
office this afternoon six lemons that he
raised, the six weighing 3 pounds and
2 ounces.
Congress convenes Monday. The
President's message is ready and as
soon as it is released it will appear in
The Tribune.
Mrs. J. M. Odell left last night for
a trip to New York. She was joined
here by Mrs. Leroy Springs, of Lan
caster, who will make the trip along
with Mrs. Odell.
I omorrow the bird law goes ou t
in Cabarrus and the sports can shoot
quail without fear of the game war
den. Local shots have been getting
ready the past few days for the march
to field.
Mrs. W. R. Odell entertained the
Julia Magruder Book Club yesterday
afternoon at her home on North Un
lion street Mrs. J. N. Hueeins. of
Lexington, was the guest of honor at
the yeeterday's meeting.
Rev. W. H. Hiller, formerly pastor
of St. James' Lutheran church at Con
cord, who was compelled to retire
from the ministry on account of ill
health, is now in the in the insurance
business with headquarters in Salis
bury. He is boarding with the Misses
Haden. Salisbury Sun.
The Richardson Orchestra which
presents one of their high class con
certs at the opera house on Thursday
night, December 1st, carry soloists for
five different instruments, and each one
is an artist. The class of music they
give and the style in which this organ
ization of twelve pieces renders its pro
gram makes their concerts deserving
special notice as well as a liberal pat
ronage. It is an opportunity seldom
presented to our people, and the opera
house management would appreciate a
heavy support.
Mr. J. W. roil w moving into
the new store room in the Allison
building. - For several months Mr.
Foil has been occupying the store
room recently vacated by the Bell &
Harris Furniture Company. ' This
room will be occupied by the Craven
Bros. Furniture Company, and before
the new tenants move in the room is
to : be very much improved and
changed. The front is to be changed.
The store room will .be extended in
the rear, taking in what is now a ware
room, making one long store room ex
tending to the rear wall of the build
tag. The stain ' will be changed, as
Wul be the' second floor. - When the
change is made the room will scarcely
be recognized as the same as now.
making a much enlarged and conven
ient store room.' . ?'--;." V;'.
I If ignorance m bliss, the fellow who
knows it all must be a foot
f Many a man who is his own boss
would like to be working for some
other fellow.
Ko matter how long yon have had (he
ocr-h; if it hasn't developed into an
sa? PtUn, Dr. Wood's Korwar Fine
THE EARLY
READY.
And
s
when
Have You
We would say in connection
to work and finish we have the
And to finish up
making
56-inch Dress Goods, more than
Look at oar China. Look
C AN RO
WE HAVE JUST
RECEIVED A LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF
The Famous
Paul E Wirt
Fountain Pens.
EVERY ONE
FULLY GUARANTEED.
I Leading Jeweler.
HAMS!
Srnithfield Hams.
- Swift Premium Hams. '
- Kingan F. F. V. Hams.
TirKeysand Saratoga Po
tato Chips.
Let us have your orders early.
Dove Q Dost
Are you a winner in life's
9
journey or 3are you drift-
nig? Are ; your- hands
tied? :
Her are two atodents whose
are not tied bat rowing mp stream
stain life's tide aa winners. Mr. J. 3.
htUDiitonwon the student oaah priae
for October, of 8.00. llr, Frank Fetrea
won Ave Tolomea Library Teonnotogy
in the guessing contest. His gnesawas
58,731. Knmber papers corrected 68,868.
S lencff It sms awaw sswsnwfe .
y tsseft fsms new. -
C0BRISP0HDKHC1
l.ltiuu.iiu.. L 8CH00L.
b aan ton, ra. .
p. y. jcz:::c:i( Local cp.
lOS Depot Street.
BIRDS ARE "ALMOST .V"
HOW ABOUT THAT FUR?
oooooooooeooooooooo
We can give you a very nice Fur for
you
want a better one,
And when you want a fine one, say $3.00.
And then you can keep on going to.. $25.00.
ooooooooooooooooooo
Bought a Cloak
walk in, very little time to
kind that fit.
the costume, see
in -Stylish Dress
one and a half yards wide,
When Loohing for Christmas Presents
at oar Glassware. See oar
See Them To-day.
N & FETZ E R CO
SPECIAL!
Immense Values in
Ladies Fine Shoes.
We will place on our counter the world known,
Regina Shoes $3.00 for $2.50, $2.00 for $1.65.
The greatest bargain ever offered. We have other
Fine Shoes we can furnish you at reasonable prices.
We have a special good thing in Ladies Under
skirts to offer you $L00 to $3.50.
A splendid line Dress Goods from 15c to $2.50 Yd
J
Rirf I nt nfWnnl RlAnUpfc " .
, MMMfo . W WW vw mrmm rnmrnrn-
at reasonable prices.
; A magnificent .line of Ladies, Misses andChil
drens Coats - and Reefers all at popular prices.
You want to see them. ." .
Now for Clothing, v
We have as strong line as was ever shown in
town at any price you wish. ' s -
Mens Salts $3.00 to $35.00. "
Yoaths $.200 to $16.00. ' '
v Boys Salts $150 to $3.00 . J
Thousands of Odd Pants from 65c to$6.C0.
i. . -i : We can do you good on Clothiug. -,
OUR LINE OF MILLINERY is up-ttHlate. We
- are having a big rush in this line. You ought
to, see. our line. :y:;:7Jr-'::-
Don't forget to . see oar Special in Shoes.
D. P. DAYVAULT BR
75c
ho
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$1.00.
or jacket ?
see them
And when It conies
the showing we are!
Goods.
only 50c
Decorated Iron Stone China.
k a a
ti:s cm cr.::zr.v.
ip will cure it. A any drag store
Box : ' Oonoord, H. O.
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