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BELToN BRIEFS.
luud Fuel Is Now Being Used in the
Cotton, Mill

loud Fuel Is Now Being Used in the
Cotton Mill.
Bolton Texas, September %. The cot
~ factory began burning oil for steam
fs'lng purposes yesterday, The directory
IeTy much pleased with the success Of
N nrst days use Of oil as, a fuel. The
f%anery is all adjusted and trained. the
fploies have been running this week and
ssm Wees cloth making will begin. Ad-
f IT,, orders have been received for the
4 ~ output Of the mill.
rs AZ T. kinnard has been danger
nv y, tnls week, but Is much improved.
D, WI Medemyer academy has the largest
4 VTs MI y, IN the history OF the school.
AlEa Matte Harvey has gone 10 Hunts
4 Wl,I 70 enter the Sam Houston normal.
suis 10y u, nenie Beck has gone to Austin to
NV LEzle Tannhelscr of Fayetteville
4 r.d,, u9s ente.A the Wedemyer academy
n, H.. Dan Client, after a months visit
Rsa,sl , sa mas returned to the Annapolis
Arls Tom ,Gohl and daughter. Miss
ins =, fredericksburg, Texas. are visit
Nc. ~, ~ nome Of Judge EstU
ANA hIhel Bowie has returned 10 hol
"A NJ san Antonio. after n weeks Visit
NJ, Sllas BagCett.
h. T. Il. Austin Is visiting at Jous
" ine guest of her sister.
shs M, snlth NJ Waller county was her,
ssrs, week 70 enter his son in the Wcde
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ale Charles Locals.

LIKE Charles, La, September 2s.--Henry
u Nichols returned home yesterday from
visit 10 Oklahoma. where be mas iC.,.o,a
homestead of 100 ncres' Mr. Nicnols
s,vs that he had no difficulty in perieetlns
Me claim and is much pleased with oo'n
" Mr.. G. B. Woolman Of C o.GtiSo66nies6n en
pp prShfnSoin & CO and will make Lake
District Attorney Joseph Moore f,p re! Norh
yesterday from ron osHi5 ms fntspos as Wen NJ:
sd aape has the sad privilege Of beholdins
the face dead SaD o tSs PRESIDENT S'S died
he was III ponner after n two weeks an
hoS rneturned TO Lake Charles YESTERDAY;
Mr. Cooper Was called 70 b tSf h Is no% %
his mother' Cooper interviewed 10
GniJman and explained to that isdy Wn@'
thny do with anarchists In the SOUTH
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TRAIN BLOWN TO PIECES,
Loaded with Dynamite and Matches
1t Went into the Ditch.
A COSTLY COLLISION AT FORT WORTH
Two ENGINES Made Material Tor SCRAP
Pile and Rolling Stock Smashed
into kindIino.
COSTLY COLLISION AT FORT WORTH

San Antonio, Texas September 29.-Ncar
Iona Alta on the Monterey and Gulf rail-
road one of the most disastrous wrecks in
the history of the road occurred yesterday.
One life was lost and four men we're sent
to the hospital badly injured aud mutilated,
some of whom will die.
freight train loaded with dynamite and
matches left the track Eve miles from La
mares, near Iona Alta section, causing
the dynamite and matches to explode. The
entire t1ain of fourteen cars was complete.
ly wrecked. Torn all to pieces and the
track was torn up for several hundred yards
1t will be several days before the track is
open. The explosion was felt and heard IN
Lamares, FIVE miles distant. The ground
shaking as If there was an earthquake
The names Of the dead and injured were
not learned here.
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vinton News Items.

ytntop. La. September 2s.-Wltn lne
~ =, cooler weather. the people VINO
s solao boon away for the summer are re-
turning and our little town "a o,rc,es
MS "o entity Several entertainments were
given during the week. - r,,,rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Park relurn ~.
day frem an EXTENDED N'i Damon returned
rr Ml FRO from their visit with relatives 10
Rosenberg Mrs. A. Fairchild and llttis
Mr anu W home from their visit WIN
aSus9F sIrchid's parents az ssgoyla,, mes me,
Mrs. B. j. Banker ana t s,,n,m m AZ hei
are home, after spending TUG
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Fatally WOUNDED HER BROTHER,
Young Lady Is Frustrated Though She
Saved Her Father.

Ennis, Texas September 29.Last night
about o'clock Green Word bolsterous
young fellow, went to the home Of his
father, John Word farmer living three
miles east Of here and upon his arrival,
during family row, attempted to shoot
his father. His sister and brother under
took to Interfere and Green shot ut his
brother and then tried to take aim at his
father, when his sister, Ella, grabbed the
pistol and shot Green. The ball entered
his head Just above the right eye, entirely
extracting 1t. Officers were sent for and
upon their departure the injured man was
still alive but unconscious. The young
lady was very much Frustrated over the
deed, but 1t is learned that she is more
| composed today.
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The victim OK severe attach N typhoid
ieIef while away, and Is only Just re-
ealnlng her strength
Mrs. II W. MacNamara left for her
parents.
sam and Dave JoNseon. sons Of II. ".
johnson, the cattle King. left Friday far
lege.
large number n our muslc.loving peo-
PIC enjoyed rare treat Thursday evening.
Of Mr.: and Mrs. A. n Hall with a
musical Mr.. A Hartman Of New Or
leans was the principal performer aud
playing on the piano. Misses ieonorn Pot.
ter and Miss Adele Hanson also contrib.
uted TO the pleasure Of the evening. which
VIII long be remembered by those present,
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CONVICTED OF MURDER.
gooartus Bibby Was Given Term OF
Two Years.

Tyler. Texas. September IS The jury
this afternoon in the case Of the state VS.
Bogartus Bibby, charged with the murder
~ Jobn Cawthorn in October last, brought
in verdict Of guilty Of mansiaughter and
assessed his punishment. at confinement
in the nenltentiary for tw9 yeor Under In
,, Di,,uS for tho murder Of Cawthorn
viii rh'D occurred at debating society IN
~ no 10 tbe evidence disclosed. sergeant
a ~ 'arc " ~ The society, and thnt the de
9endan1s we're not members Of the society,
~. Lo Dere asked out Of the house and when
on the outside the disturbance continued
When cawhorn ont t. see II BE iou0
Iehich he was killed. Cawthorn was q
vannr mar Of splendid reputation, and
prepaTng himself fSF t at6e ies% o Pro sbS
/ defendants Will be called for trial next
/ week
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!, r.,,s September 20. This city
f,shah ,n,o excitement at 1870 this
brow che arrival of a courier from
fpns y oortbwest of this place, who
nne well-knowD young man,
s'd ,a a..ooS. had been killed by Tom
~ A !. negro. An armed posse Of tfty
lg .S,stely to the scene of the kill
,.,- In his wife's dress, made his
slAv' minutes before the arrival of
~ ~ cause of trouble is not known.
p' y o'clock last night a negro named
y in the same neighborhood, was
'Ar ". ublpped by unknown parties, In
faer .,ag inflicted from which he died
o'clock this morning.
4 ,,,.u. Texas, September 2o.-News
Nnt ", reached here Of a race riot at
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RAJ RACE RIOT In TEXAS.
H. Man Was Killed Near HalNiIIe, Har-
+ rison County.
Is Reported to Have ma Been N Whipped to
Dea. rid Alleged to Be the Slayer of Atwood.

Hallville, Harrison county. Some parties
went to negro's house last night and
whipped negro so severely he died. and
they then went to another negroes house
and called him. The negro, Tom Walker,
refused to come out, and then the parties
kicked the door down and the negro shot
and killed Julian Atwood white
at $50 p, m. news reached here that
one negro had been hung at Harville.
Armed citizens are In search OF Walker.
the negro who killed Atwood He is still
at large.
The trouble came IN over some crop
mortgages. The negroes secured advances
on their crops and gave as security mort.
gage, and 1t is claimed they refused ia
work their crops, thus entalling total
less to parties who advanced the money
and supplies.
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caldweIl Notes.

Caldwell, Texas, September 2s.-Dr- :
p oliver left today for Louisiana 10 at
,ond the bedside OF his mother who Is now
"a wears OF age and is in very precarious
DR.. j. W. Matthews is in San FraA'
cisco. :, a.. o,d landmarks
~ This nlace among the colored people;
died yesterday evening az an
age being so years old. .us, 49,.
ufTbe Deiamater and StruIne Duildings are
ranriv finished Business has already com
h SSnnSsp LIN he begun on the repair OF thu
court house as soon as the plans and spec,
sscations on fle have been accepted aus
approved thereon.
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NOT AN OUTRAGE,
A Nearo Attempted Robbery and Was
Quite Badly Hurt.

A Negro Attempted Robbery and was
Quite Badly Hurt.
Hillsboro. Texas, September 2o.-Repors
from Milford by parties from there today
say the report that negro assaulted
white lady was mistake. The facts are
that the negro entered the house for the
purpose Of robbery, and, being diseoyere
by the lady, she seized piece OF light
ming rod, and stepping up behind him as
he was trying TO break Ick on trunk,
If when she struck him the blood gushed
nyer the window curtains over the trunk,
and he left a trail Of blood as he ran out,
When sheriff saterheld arrived with the
dogs he took up the trail, following II
through Italy to Chambers creek bottom.
| The last report was that the dogs, were
following him slowly, down the creek bot
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COLLISION AT FORT WORTH.
Santa Fe Engines and Rolling Stock
broken UP.

Santa Fe Engines and Rolling Stock
broken Up.
Fort Worth. Texas, September 29.-rhere
was disastrous collision on the Santa Fe
in the suburbs Of the city at o'clock
this evening two trains crashing together
One was an incoming freight the other
switch engine pulling long string oil
empty cars to the Fort Worth stock YARDS
TO be loaded. Both trains were running at
almost full speed when they came together.
Some fifteen cars went into the ditch and
were reduced to kindling, me SWITCH en-
CINE was rendered practically worthless
While the freight engine escaped by the
loss of Its pilot, The pile of wrecked cars
caught fire, neceSsitating calling out the
city fire department.
No one was injured, both engine crews
Jumping from the cabs before the collision
came,
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BROKEN DRIVING ROD.

Enaineer on a Santa Fe Train Had
Narrow Escape.
Cleburne. Texas, September Is, me
south bound passenger train happened to
an accident forty-two miles north oil Gle
burne this morning. The train was going
about thirty five miles an hour, when one
~ tho axles to the driving wheels snapped.
One side of the engine cab. was totally
wrecked by the blows Of the big driving roo
and the engineer barely escaped peins
NJ ono was hurt and n switch engine and
crew brought in the disabled train in
few hours.
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Notes and Personals.

Galveston, Texas, September 29.-,Iudge
s. Il. Peruvian of Houston was in the
city today.
E. n. Mills Of Houston was among the
visitors in the city today.
r. s. McCracken Of Rancho, is among the
excursionsts in the city.
o. r. Coats of Henderson is in the city.
j. A. Butler Of Lufkin is In the city.
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marriage ,icesses during the past week;
Eddie i Green 20 Matte Griffin. Ben DAVIS
70 sale Mercer Patterson to Salvilla TIP
t sHuA1WN ,u Taylor to Alice Taryer, GEORGE
N. wiiEerson to Minnie , Este Has cothra r
Jill! Jim ,nd' 10 Mrs BeIyarftta NJ. Trout, Joe
shannon 10 sarah Garrett and Jesse A.
Henry TO Myrtle Henry.
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Iudne W. D. Cochran.

Brennan. Texas, September 29-Died az
his home in Temple at o'clock sunday
mornina. Judge W. d. Cochran. This SAD
announcement was received here this morn
ing by Dr. Z. L. Day uncle oil 1uuse
Cochran. asking him TO make arrangements
for the funeral at this place
Judge Cochran was born and raised u
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Fruit Vendors win Protest.

Galveston, Texas. September 2o.-The
fruit vendors of the city are said to be
preparing n protest against the recent or
der of Police Commissioner Norman pro
of the sidewalk. In the protest they seek
To have the amount OF space allotted to
them extended to Ave feet. The officers
express the intention of strictly enforcing
every order received to the letter.
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ONE MAN CUT. THE OTHER SHOT.

Result OF an Attempt to Arrest Man
at Greenville.
Grcenyille, Texas, September 29.-North
Wright street was the scene Of desperate
hght yesterday afternoon, In which Depot
Policeman Joe ". Carpenter received a
dangerous cut In the stomach and John
Rocker was shot twice one ball enter
iny near the right nipple, passing through
NC lung and out at the back between the
siy,b and seventh ribs. The Eight took
nioce in the yard Of the premises occupied
by Rocker. whom the officer was attempt
ING IN arrest
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Unknown Man Killed.

Fort Worth. Texas. September D'-An
unknown man. presumably tramp, was
run over by a Denver train near House
this morning and killed. The body was
literally cut to pieces. Inc rena hdnse and
scraped together and or"uBnt n''
hurled dhis afternoon.
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A Mexican Killed.

Berclair, Goliad County, Texas, septem-
Der ga Mexican living on the Lucas
ranch met with fatal accident here yes
terday. While driving team OF mules
attached 10 a wagon, tho became frlgnteni,
ed and ran away. He was thrown oul anu IIa
the wagon passed over his stomach. ~ :
fingered several hours anu dleu III ei'"'
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THIRD MAN is DEAD.
a,issa Traaedv Grew Out of Dispute
About Crop.

jacksonville, Texas September 29.-Nat
Kelo. who was wounded at Larissa when
T. J. Baxter was killed died last night
making three dead men, c. c. Bass having
shielded when capture was Imminent.
The trouble arose over crop put in by
Raxter. he being a tenant on Bass farm.
lust what II was about or what part was
taLen by Kelo Is not known here
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


Washington September 20 ~ Eastern
Texas-Far Monday and Tuesday; fresh
east 10 southeast winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Falr
Monday and Tuesday; southerly winds.
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GIVEN FIVE YEARS.

SIM Marcos. Texas. September 2s-The
case ~ the state VS.. f. Hohenberg, charged
with the murder Of Thomas Bell. who was
kuled IN An alteration in the streets Of
g., Ntarcos iu April. 1900. was put on trial
n ha" district court here Yesterday morning;
iuei. NE evening the case was given ia
NJ ;nry which returned o verdict Of
eniIty. With I'VE years In tie Penitentlary,
s.a,,nt ~ the prominence Of the par
9 tias and the court room has been crowded
an the time.
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ADJOURN TODAY
1, Appropriation Bill Is in Shape for
Immediate Acton.
agE OF THE CHANGES IN THE ITEMS
4, Clerks Have Been Cut from the
'comptroler's Department-The Uni
y.sity Maintenance Trimmed.
9sP Of THE CHANGES IN THE ITEM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Anstin. Texas, September 20
Members of the legislature who at
tended the Dallas fair yesterday re-
turned tonight. Many Of them say
that there will he fight over the
caference committee report on the
appropriation. The main point of
contention seems to be the Confeder-
re pension department
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
NEW MALLORY STEAMER WILL
SOON BE IN SERVICE.
Fruit Vendors Are Preparing to Protest
Police Order--New Schooner
for Corpus Christi.

Galveston, Texas, September %. The
new steamship Denver OF the Mallory line
is expected to be ready to enter the service
between New York and Galveston about
October Is. The ship will be the largest
steamer Of the company and also the fast
est. II will he capable OF carrying nearly
twice as large cargo as any vessel now
In the service and is expected 10 make
the trip from Galveston to New York In
about five days. Captain Sam Risk who
was formerly in command of rhe Nueces
VIII have command Of the new vessel and
he is now in charge of the ship looking af.
Ter the fitting her out The Denver was
launched several weeks ago and was eX
pected to he ready for service some time
during the present month.
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Mems Fall Suits
BOYS NEW FALL SUITS

Knee Pants style, 8 to 10.
All Boys 81 so Knee Pants Suits $3.50
All Boys $3.50 Knee Pants Suits $3.50
All Boys $500 Knee Pants Suits $3.50
All Boys 5000 Knee Pants Suits $3.50
All BOYS $500 Knee Pants Suits $500
All Bows $500 Kpee Pants Suits 5000
All Boys 50. 100 Knee Pants Suits 500
All Boys $1,000 Knee Pants Suits $500
These Suits come in double and single
breasted styles, the latter with vests TO
match.
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Excursion from East Texas.

Galveston, Texas, September 29.--An ex-
curslon arrived here at $50 o'clock this
morning from Rusk county bringing about
800 passengers. This was one Of a series
Of excursions which arc being given by the
International and Great Northern Railway
company from various counties along It's
line, The special train left Henderson at
2;30 o'clock Saturday afternoon and VIII
leave OH the return trip tomorrow night
Considering the lateness Of the season the
excursion was well patIonzed
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A New Schooner.

Galveston, Texas, September 2O.--The
schooner Katie NJ. which arrived here last
evening from New Orleans is to be placed
In the service between Galveston and
Corpus Christi. The schooner was pur-
chased at New Orleans by d. NJ Murphy
manager OF the Corpus Christi Galveston
mastcd craft and is equipped with a so
horse power engine aud VIII be propelled
by both steam and sail. II is seventy feet
IN length and has capacity OF 40 tons.
The vessel is almost new, having been
built in Slidell, La, about a year ago.
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Mems Furnishings

New Fall and Winter Manhattan
Shirts, Si.7s and So grades $3.50
New Fall and Winter Manhattan
Shirts. regular So grade. S2.oo
New Fall and Winter Manhattan
Shirts /. =. regular $500 grade 49,.
price $3.50
EAGLE, best make Woven Madras
Shirts. neglge style made with
collars and cuffs attached and with
out collars. separable cutfS..,
all new fall patterns. .Si.oo and
1925 grades ,............ 75c
Fine silk Pongee Handkerchiets
for men and women made with
fancy borders -. worth SOC apiece
rr;ce 25c
Mems and Women's Very Fine
silk Pongee Handkerchiefs. some
with colored borders, others with
fancy centerS -. worth all Of ST
-. price .....'.. SOC
Mems Union Linen kandkerchlefs
:. made in Ireland $50. six in a
fancy wooden hinged box worth
CSC each. price, box of o., Doc
New Fall Neckwear 80. Ascot and
Imperial shapes and narrow Four
in-hands. j.. all new and attractive
coIors. worth 81. price soc
Mems Fancy Colored Half Hose
in blue, black and red effects -.
vertical and all around stripes.
worth all of 5oc.... price. z5e
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nont forget that little want adj. to go
IN me Post. 1t will bring the desired
result,
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Better for the Blood Than sarsapaD,lIa
r9a Gsoys's Tssteless Chill Tonic.
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General Observations

Observations taken by the United states
weather bureau at s p. m, 18TH meridian
time.
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Rrazos County Marrlaoes.

Rrvan Texas, September 29-county
CLERK McMichael has issued the following
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NAL ARIA MAKES IMPURE sLoop
Groves Tasteless Chill ronic cures ~
larla; soc.
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SMALL BOYS SUITS
Sizes 8 TO 10.

Mems Fancy Half Hose, in silk
stripes, all the new patterns and
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...for ........... 500 soc
Mems Fancy Silk Half Hose, with
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worth $3.50. price. 9Loo
Mems Superweight Merino Under
wear, natural and camel hair col
orS. =. worth all Of 75c the gar
ment price ....... .....' SOC
Mems Natural Wool Undershirts
and Drawers -. blue and white.
medium weight. -. worth all of
$3.50 garment. price ....S i.oo
Bath Slippers
Ladies' and Mems Fine Turkish
Bath Slippers. =. worth $3.50 and
$500. price. .........' SLoo
Boys Furnishings
Boys Fine Large Windsor Scarfs,
all new fail effects and worth all of
50c..... ...... '..''' 25C
Boys Neglige Shirts. neat strip
ed patterns .. worth all of 75c
and $500. 80. choice ....... soc
Boys Neglige Star Shifts, made
of woven Madras M sizes ~, II,
i21 and 10, with collars and cuffs
attached or without collars and
with separable cuffs as preferred.
Worth 1925 and $3.50, price 75c
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Mems Fall and Winter Overcoats
YOUTHS LONG PANTS SUITS

All Youths IS Long Pants Suits. $500
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All Youths $3.50 and IS Long
Pants Suits ............. 5000
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All Youths $40 Long Pants Suits. $500
All Youths $40 and $3.50 Long
Pants Suits ..........sto 5000
All Youths SIS Long Pants Suits st2.So
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Pants Suits ..............SiS. 100
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BOYS 0YERcOATS

Blue and Oxford Mixtures -.
some plain and Others trimmed.
worth all of $500. price. ...5 soc
Children's Tam O'Shanter Caps
49,. colors navy blue and red, en-
broidered in gold and plain trim'd
worth $3.50. for. $ioo
Children's Tam O'Shanter Caps
-. colors navy blue and red H..
in fine hand silk embroidery, and
some with silk hand made trim
mings, worth $500. price .SI.5o
Boys Fall and Winter Hats. :. Al
pine and Golf shapes :. colors
castor, light gray, navy and black,
worth $3.50. for. .SI.oo
Boys Finer Grade Alpine and
Golf Hats, colors as above, worth
all of $500. :. for. ...... $r5o