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Riviere Youth I* Dead In Norfolk Alexander Riviere, 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Rivleie died yesterday in Norfolk, Va„ aft er an illness of a week or ten days and his body will arrive in Shelby late tonight for burial here tomor row. Young Riviere lived here for a short time with his parents and is a grandson of Mrs. M. H. HlCKSon and nephew of Mrs. Alice Boland, Mrs. Russell Laughrldge, Ernest and George Johnson, of this plate. Origins. "I am a son of the soil!” shouted the grimy campaign speaker. ‘'Yes, and I’m sorry for you,” ex claimed one in the audience, “for I see you have your father on your hands.”—Toronto Globe. Or The Dlshpan. “Where do you hide those letters that girl has been writing to you, sc your wife won't find them? “I put them in her darning bas ket.”—Gutierrez, Madrid. In Sand Lick, Ky„ cne Henry Harp worked on the roads. Light ning cracked, knocked Mr. Harp down, split his false teeth. Ramie, monkey mascot of a Brit* Ish warship, was successfully oper ated on for appendicitis. James Mindsen's business as a florist in Davenport, la., was lin ed by rabbits that invade his greenhouse at night and destroyed his plants; EtIIpFOi SATISFIED II10 Shelby (N. C.) Man Favorably Known By Thousands, PayS Herb Extract Is The Best Medicine in the World. ‘The poor in health needs such a medicine. In my time I ha\e tried most every remedy on the market that was recommended for ills which had me down, but In all my experience with these so-called health remedies. I found satisfac tion only in using Miller’s Herb Extract. This gives me good reason to believe it is the best medicine in the world for sickly, ailing people. I am now, with the aid of this great Herb medi cine, healthy, happy and satisfied at three score and ten. My general health is fine and I want to te.M every sufferer of the medicine which made this possible for me.” Mr. M. L. WHITE "Whep I left the hospital I only weighed 134 then I started taking Herb Extract and in a few months time I had increased my weight to 164, with all my ailments rone * whole system thoroughly cleansed and regulated, of course, I felt like a new man and do until this day. Miller’s Herb Extract (for merly called Herb Juice) did this for me after all else I tried failed to do the work. My ailments: I had aplenty; chronic constipation, lazy liver, weak kidneys, rheuma tism, improper elimination which allowed my whole system to take on poison and then I was trou bled with high blood pressure and at times I felt like I was going to die any minute. But Heio Extract came to my rescue, the first few doses gave wonderful re lief and i continued taking it for weeks when I found that all my Ills were gone and I felt strong and healthy again. Yes, Indeed, this great medicine worked won ders for me and I feel as though I will never be able to praise it enough for relief, lasting bene fits and finally good health. It is one medicine I feel that every su* ferer should know of, and I will strongly recommend it the remain der Of my life for I sincerely wish that every person in poor health could try it and get rid of his or her ailments. It certainly does the work in a most surprising man ner ” It is the same In most every case, Mr. White ie ope among thou sands to be greatly benefited and restored to health by the fa moos medicine. He lives at Shelby, N. C., route 5, and will be glad to tell anyone of remarkable ex perience with this great natural medicine. Sold and recommended by Puul W*W> /- r n and leading drug#5 s ever* w v ? ». adv Worlds Tallest Plans have been filed for the erec tion of a new 71 story office build ing which will rise 825 feet above the ground, on the block bounded by Exchange Place, Beaver, William and Hanover streets in the finan cial district of New York. As far as official records show this will be the tallest buiding in the world, but its glory will be short lived when plans are filed for a new structure on the site of the old Walfdorf-As toria Hotel on 34th street, which will tower 1,000 feet above the city's streets. A Slight Difference. When Brown met Tompkins niter t'he latter’s return from his vacation he inquired: “Did you and the missus do much rowing at the seashore?" ‘•Well, that’s the way it's spelt,” replied Tompkins, “but it is pro nounced differently you know!" $10.00 FLORSHEIM SHOES Going At $6.95 At The PARAGON —All calf leather shoes $6.95—All Kids $7.85—this is lowest prices Florsheims have ever been offered. We have a large range of sizes and styles, both Oxfords and Shoes—for young men and older men— OTHER MEN’S SHOES $2.95 to $4.39 —Some job lots even lower in pric%. It will certainly pay you men to come here and buy your Shoes—Yes two or three pairs—you won’t have this chance a gain— Bring The Women Folks And Babie« —We have shoes for all and at Close-Out Prices. Come artd share in these wonder ful bargains. THE PARAGON DEPARTMENT STORE Criss-Cross Curtains Deservedly popular . . , because they’re so attrac tive 1 These are of net with tie-backs and cornice val ance. Pair— Cretonnes Gaily Designed New floral designs, mod ernistic effects and conven tional patterns. So inexpen sive ... a yard— 15cto 39c Men’s Shirts In a Choice Selection of Patterns and Plain Colors Wei! made shirts of broad cloths. New stripe effects, plain colors and white. Made with collars attached and collars to match. 6 and 7 button fronts with box pleat all the way down the front. Buy a supply of shirts this low price and save considerably 98c . THE Headliner Young men’s fine felt hats in the newer shades and shapes. Snap brim style worn with £inch front. A fine hat at a >w price I $2.98 THE “TIMES” I This “Marathon” hat is mad* of fine smooth felt The xvelf edge is gracefully curved an« the crown is a trifle higher New shades. * ! $3.98 Men’s Sturdy Overalls Ask to See Our "Ox-Hide” Brand Made standard size of 2.20 blue denim — triple stitched seams—high-back or suspender back styles. Two front set-in pock ets, two hip pockets, one ' watch bib pocket and r rule pocket. Assorted lengths, sizes 30 to 48 waist. Overall or Jacket, at,] For the Boy Who Works at Home Chores or in the Field We Have Just the Overalls That He Needs Ask for our Boys’ “Oxhide” Overalls Staunchly made to give sturdy service to the active young ster. Made of 2.20 blue denim. Carefully sewn and shaped to fit comfortably. Two seam legs, triple stitched seams throughout, high back styles. Sizes 4 to 16 years. 69c Winter Socks Extra Heavy Woolen,, carefully made. «nd comfortable. Per pair— 49c Men’s Socks Smart Patterns Silk and rayon; mercerized plaited top, mercerized toe, heel. 49c Every item presented here is a Value—a Supreme Value that will make good and uphold to the limit our reputation for “Packing Your Dollar Full of Value and Satisfaction.” To do this, Low Price is not enough. Everything must encom pass Real Worth, for without this, there can be no true value. Unless an article of merchandise can pass this rigid test of Supreme Value, regardless of its price or its style, there is no place for it in our store. You can shop with confi dence at the J. C. Penney Co. Store. VALUES “Bellevue” Cheviot A Sturdy Cotton Fabric Many uses hare thrifty hoosewhrea far thi* iturdy fabric ... in stripes and small check*. It If 29 inchcf jride, and is priced at «nly—yard 15 c "Gladio” Percale For Dainty Home Frock* And for children’s dresses, tool “Gladio" p calea com* in a food variety of pretty pattern* . . . come in and aee them. 36 incite* wida— a yard— “Belle Isle” Muslin Favored by Thrifty Home-Makers For years, “Belle Isle” muslin has occupied a place of honor in thrifty homes I So many nses can be found for it I 36-inch bleached and 39-inch unbleached a yard— Suede Cloth Lumberjacks For boya. They come in grvt tan and brown with fancy pit terned knit bottoms. Two patch pockets, button cuffs and shirt style collars. Made rety well an sizes 6 to 11 Union Suits Of Heavy Weight Think of buy in* fine heavy weight union suits for only 98c! Our thrift price policy brings them to you at such a low price. Heavy weight cotton, ribbed and in ecru color. Snug fitting ankle* and cuff*. Stock up now 1 98c Important Style Change., Are Evident In These Dresses Presented for Your Early Selection at For Women For Misses For Juniors These charming new dresses have been assembled from outstand ing fashion successes for Fall and Winter . . . and brought to you from New York at a typical J. C Penney low price. Types for every occasion are in cluded . . . satin, dull crepe and combinations in many, many styles. COATS Forecasting Important Style Details The new coats for Fill and Vinter emphasize graceful fash ions . . . low placed flares girt a rippling hemline and gen erous. fur trimmings are favored on practically all of the smartest models. Smooth finish materials are particularly im portant . . . and the reverse side is used for inserts on straight tine coats. These smart examples of authentic coat modes are priced for you ... only For tired, aching, tender feei . . . soft, pliable Black Kid Oxfords with rubber - tipped heels. *2.49 Full Mercerized Hose for Mer A medium weight sock if black and colors. 4 for £1.00 Gun Metal Oxfords for Men There's a style and dash to these oxfords that will create a favorable impres sion the minute you see them I And you’ll find a' world of service in them, tool
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