The Store for Men in War Time
Now that the Influenza is most over we will appreciate a ^s
it by YOU. Our lines of Overcoats, Suits and Winter Under
wear are complete.
You f tout and le^in men who have often wished you could
be fitted properly with s suit from stock, can now have your
wish, and the price is aNwinner.
While you are buy ing for yourself don't overlook you/: bright
little boy. We can.disss- fife up like "Daddy" in a jjtrfiy sr.it
a-nd handsome Overcoat like the above designs
Overalls, work shirts, work shoes, sweaters smd heavy un
derwear. Boys "we have ihern' ano, the prices alfe right.
everything for "Daddy\ino the Boys"
The McBrayer Cfothiitg Company
Incorporated
4 - - * In \e C^lde Da^es
Fykes Knew Ooode Coffee
TTTHEN good /?flow* erf long ago gathered ?boot
W ts festive tfoarfl f"T j ?????* ???< ? ?nirt. tefT
demanded that ooffee be ye very beet in ye lend.
That's the kind yon get today when you drink
Lnzienna. Just try it. If it doesn't taste better than
?ny other coffee, you've got a real "kick" coming to you,
and your grocer will refund every penny you paid for it.
Get in line with the thousands of good people who
drink Luzianne regularly. Buy soma today, in the
air-tight, sanitary can.
i It Poor
H Roigam"
NOTICE !
The tax books hass been placed
in my hands, by Ahe Board of
Commissioner^ Mr collection of
taxes for 1918 ^jth instructions
to collect and / will thank all
the payers of tile County to come
and get their/ receipt.
I will have a collector at each
voting precinct in the County
on Thursdiy, October 31, 1918.
It A, KEARNEY,
Sheriff.
SEW FOR i UGEES
Another Illustration of Splendid Work
Being Done by the Aancrican Red
9
Crooe in Europe.
,
A letter from Red Cross headquar
ters at Rome, quoted by St. Paul Pio
neer Press, says:
"Great success has attended the
operation ef ouvrotrs, or sewing room?,
for the benefit of women refugees and
mi uum1 iiuuipii ui mm
In Italy.? These ouvrolrs, established *
by the American Red Cross, afford em- ?
ployment to thousands of willing work- j
' ers, who thereby are enabled to make !
I money to maintain themselves and at
the same time supply clothing to oth
ers of their own class at about* one
[ third the usual price."
The Initial sales of the products of
! the ouvrolrs at Padua and Taormlaa,
I Sicily, ivere gala events In the lives of
the uflllcted refugees. For hours be
I fore the sale opened at Padua long
lines nf woman awaited their chnnra
Each person was allowed to buy only
a given amount. There was also cloth
| tng for men and children.
Concerning the first publU^sale at
Taormlna. a Red Cross worker. In
charge of the sewing room wrote:
j "The women, most of tkem barefoot
i and pitifully ragged, filed past me to
I receive for their two and one-half lire
(about 35 cent*), the fresh, not to say
pretty garments made by the workers.
One woman wpre a dress of sacking.
Each was allowed to rhoose her own
dress and each received besides the
dress a change of underwear, and, as
long as the stockings we had on hand
held ont^ a pair of stockings. The
children received two dresses and a
change of underwear, and the old men
Hhlrts and underwear."
Useful Work
Raskin In "Modern Painters'* Bald:
"I believe an Immense Rain !n the bo&?
IIjr health and happiness of the iu>per
?lasses wonld fotlow on their etead
:!y"endeavoring, however clumsily, to
nake the physical exertion they now
i^oeBaartly exert In amusements defi
nitely 8ervlreahle. It wonld be far
?ftter, for Instance, that n gentleman
bon Id mv-w his own fields than rifle
?ver oilier people*?.**
Many are doing that nowadays.
SIX T. W. C. A. WOMEN
ESCAPE FROM RUSSIA
Atlanta, Oa.?The crtx secretartss |
seat to Russia a year a*o by the
Toting Women's Christian Aaeodar {
tlon to organize the work of lb* se? .
soclatlon Id Potrograd and other
larjre cities, have escaped from Kn- 1
sIa, is the oewi fort received.
The whereabout* at theee rtka wt>- /
men had been unknown for months. '
Whether they were alive or dead. *
had been a mere matt ter of guess'
No Worms In a Healthy Child V
All children troubled with worms have an tin
healthy color, whiclrindlcates npor blood, and as a
rule, there la more ir lesa aiflmach disturbance.
GROVE'S TASTELESAfhilL^ONIC ftlven regularly
(or two or three weeks VriUrenrich the blood, im
prove the digestion, ami as a General Strength
ening Tonic to the whan sy^em. Nature will then
throw off or dispel the worms\od the Child will be
*Q perfect health. Pleasant to tike. 60c per bottle.
. .If you wanKlifertnsurcir.ce see J. A.
TURNER. 7-26-ti.
knows
74n-tt. :
The Quinine Tff?l Do^ Not Affect The Head j
Because of its tonftvfcd laxative effect. LAXA
TIVE BROMO QUINmE (Tablets) can be 'aken
by anyone without>rauMng nervousness or ringing
in the bead. ?.W/6iK)vniS signature un box. Xz.
5ew Store tor Sale or Bent at Wood.
if. c. 7 'l it
This stqre Is suitable for both Dry
Goods and Xjrocory /Oustnessj is well
covered and Bashed inside; has large
side room witlivloor opening into it
Will rent at $13fco a month or will
sell store and ajjfot^lng lot at $1500.00
Sler-cko^elTj
Loulsburg^ N. 0.
iOWELE CO.
ll-l-tf
I V Auto Kjmtber Lost.
No. 39S39^for an automobile, lost
, Oct. Binder will return game
to me and r??lve reward.
?rcSL^PERRY,
111-1-tf ' Manleville, N. C.
PR SALE
indler.
?unnlng older.
Id ttree, never
irter, new top,
"ELL CO,
t" '*''
Forwarned Is Forcar;:v.:d<
Don't Jet sudtte:; changes of v.v;.ther
find you unprepared this year.
Buy your portable Perfection' Heater
now ? herns oil instead of costly eosil ?
one gallon gives 8 hoilrs of glowing
warmth.
Sturdily built?smokeless, odorless*?
easy to clean and fill.
Aladdin Security (lil gives bcit results.
At your dealer's.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Jeittr)
Baltimore, Md,
Wuhio?lo?. D. C. Charlou?, N. C
'-tioHoUt. Vs? - CharlMto*. W. V?.
-L RMiaftond, V?. Charleston, 1 C.