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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-30


Daughter Of Mr.. and AIrs. q. L.
Groseclose, died near Anadarko, Okla
ho1na, Aug. 8. 1905: the funeral servi.
cesswere at the house Of the parents
and her little body was laid to rest in
the Anadsrko cemetery. Little Birda
was born near Pond Lick, Mason CO.,
w. Va, Feb. u. 1909. She vas . very
sweet and intelligent child but God
saw fit to take her away from those
that loved her dearly, and we can not
see why it is.but let as bow our heads
submissiyeIy to the divine VIII of Him
who doeth all things well and looking
up through our tears to Him say,
Father thy vim be done not NINE,
She leaves her father, mother, two
brothers and two sisters to mourn
their loss, and many friends tosympa-
thise " iththem in their bereavement.
In a little grave we laid our loved
one, I.
Wee hands filed with sweetfwhi g
swe eSgs far than all around her
Was this baby girl of ours.
Dearest Birda God hath claimed thee,
Claimed our darling blooming flower;
Plucked thee from hearts that loved
thee.
Placed thee in his heavenly bower.
Oh, wen show thee darling Birda,
How we loved our darling one,
For we'll meet you up in heaven, !
When this troubled life Is done.
Farewell Birda till 1--we meet thee
In those realms of heavenly bliss,
Jesus tunes those golden harp strings
For the angel that We miss. %
She's gone we could not Keep her
here, -
With all our tender love;
Her pure-unsullied spirit rie =
Has pass d to realms above.
MINNIE AND MARY CHEWNING.
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Forty-fourtb Year.

The Weekly Register began its
forty-fourth year with its issue of
last week, having been established
in 1862. During these years the
paper has endeayored to furnish its
readers and patrons the best local
news and current events, and with
the aid and encouragement of its
friends has successfully oombatted
the hardships incident to country
newspaper life on this terrestrial
sphere.
The Register has always been
and shall always continue to be an
instrument for the up-building and
welfare Of Point Pleasant, its sur
Fonndings and the entire county.
Going over its files from it's first
issue,one will be convinced that the
shove statement is true. It may
have made errors of judgment, it
may have harshly criticized through
q misunderstanding. but the error
was of the head and not of the
heart. The Register was one of the
first papers in West Virginia to es-
pouse q conservative course toward
people and states engaged in re
bellion, and from that time until
the present has aided to the extent
II its power the Democratic party
and Democratic principles. The
motto of the Register has been
1.-THE Democratic party ever, when
right we'll defend it. when wrong
we'll help right it"
There are in contemplation many
changes for the betterment of the
paper in the coming year, and no
honorable means will be spared to
make the Register a more welcome
visitor to it's "Auld Lang Syne"
friends, and by 80 doing add num-
berless names of people who have
Ahitherto been unknown to our sub
Sd Iription list.
Friends and patrons. We wish
kou health, wealth and happiness
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Killed Sweetheart and
Then Himself
Special to Register.

Special to Register.
Huntington, W. Va, August %
After a quarrel over love affair,
Will Barbour at $50 O'Clock Mon
day afternoon, shot and instantly
killed Eta Denny, and then sent
a bullet through his brain, killing
himself instantly.
The two had been sweethearts,
but had had a quarrel, and the girl
broke off their engagement and
refused the ring which Barbour
offered her.
Barbour then drew a thirty-tw
calibsr revolver and sent two bull
lets crashing through her head,
causing instant death.
The desperate man then turned
the revolver upon, himself. and
fired a bullet through his brain
producing almost instant death.
Barbour was twenty-five years
old. He has been here only short
time, although he formerly resided
here. He has worked for the
American Car & Foundry Com.
pany.
Miss Denny was but twenty
years old, and lived with her aunt,
Mrs. NJ. E. Denny, at 2213 Third
avenue, where the double tragedy
occurred. She has three brothers
here, and had just returned from
the funeral of her father near Gal
IipoIis. The funeral occurred
Sunday.
There were nc eye witnesses to
the shooting.
One bullet struck Miss Denny
in the forehead, and the other in
the left cheek. The bullet which
killed Barbour struck him just
between the eyes
The three shots were fred from
a brand new thirty two caIiber blue
steel revolver.
Miss Denny was the daughter of
Warren Denny. of this county,
who died some time ago. at the
time of his death he lived on Cap
tain s. L. Parsons farm up Ka-
nawha. Barbour was also from
this county. His brother. of this
county, some time ago had trouble
with q Mr.. McCoy and afterward
killed himself.
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stTaying From paths oi 1iEhtso16

Straying From Paths Of 3 Righteous
ness.
Rev. Howard Gibbons, Of
Point Pleasant, w. Va, conducted
the services at St. Marks P. e.
Church yesterday and will continue
to do so for the next three weeks.
Mf Gibbons WAS born in this city
in 1870 and attended the fheoIogi-
cal seminary at AlexEndIia, Va.
In his sermon yesterday he aaid
IA person who has allowed him.
self to digress from the path of
righteousness 30 far that those who
were once his friends and acquain
tances must needs look eskanoe at
him is often brought face TO face
with what he might have made of
himself had he not sinned so Deep
aly. These people must feel q deep
regret that they had not taken
heed ingtime and prevented them.
selves from going SO far. The face
that sin not only contaminates the
flesh, bat also robs the elmer of
the blessings of heaven. should
deter each one of US before We have
taken a step in the wrong direction
IL men would display as much
judgment in preparing for theil
salvation as they do in business
there would be many more Chris.
tians Evening StaI, Washing.
ton,D O., August 81.
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Gallipolis Tribune. Aug. 2e

Mr. Joe CromIey, of Besle. w.
Va, was Gallipolis visitor Thurs.
day. He has the finest melon
patch in this section.
Mrs. John VonSchriltz and
daughter Mrs. Arenz. of Milwau.
kee. have just returned from a visit
to friends at Letart. w. Va They
attended Syndicate Wilson's meet
ings at Flat Rsck. He had tent
and crowds attend his meetinge.
MIR. j K Cromley came over
from Mason Co., Thursday nom
ing with the finest melons that ever
came to town. Cromley's melons
are the most delicious and sweet
est that come to this market. Try
them.
Mr.. Claude M. Wall has rendered
the use of his nice yacht, to the
yacht race committee next Thurs
day. This yacht is of the best in
this section and Mr.. Wall has de
oided to sell it and buy a larger
and much faster one for next sea
son.
Mr.. Dick Fulton. was in town
today and says they have ont down
the big poplar tree On the Irwin
farm in Springfield township, that
measured eight feet across. Many
tale was told about the big pop
lar. It was great resting place
for lovers. The treeis said to have
contained seven coons swarm of
bees and barrel of honey a bum.
BILE bees nest.
Mr.. John 81. Shallcross, expects
to go to Pittsburg Pennsylvania in
short time on a vacation trip
We don't know but what this may
be Johns weddin' tour Hard to
telI.-Gallipolis Tribune,
Mr.. Shalloross is one of the popu.
lar and accommodating clerks in
The Q D. Kerr Drug Co., of CALI
pole, and has number of friends
here who wish to extend their CON-
CALCULATIONS with the Register if
the above be true.
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Extra Special Pr zes.

In addition to the Mason County
Fair Associations's regular pre-
MUM list. this year. August Goth
and 31st, and September LIST, there
has been generously offered by in
dividuaIs and firms extra special
price. This should be- an incen
tive to exhibitors to bring forth
every possible effort to have a dis
LIay worthy in every respect, as a
matter of appreciation, for the
kindly aid and interest shown to
this admirable brancb of the fair
business.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

The taxpayers of Mason
County will take notice that
the books of the re-assessment
of the value of the real estate of
said county, made pursuant to.
the Acts of the Legislature
passed at its extraordinary ses-
ton held in nineteen hundred
and four, have been fled in nv
office and are open to the inspec-
sion of any taxpayer of said
county, and that the County
Court of said County will meet
in special session at the Court
House of said County on the
first Tuesday of September, for
the purpose of hearing the pc
triton of any person aggrieved
by such assessment, and all such
aggrieved persons are hereby
notified TO make application to
such term of the County Court.
Given under my hand this
grid. day of August 1909.
J. P. R. B. SMITH,
Clerk of the County Court.
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An inventor has hit upon a

An inventor has hit upon a
method of putting what are practi-
oally stone soles on boots and shoes.
He mixes a water proof glue with
a suitable quantity of clean quartz
sand and spreads it over the leather
sole used as foundation These
are practically indestructible, and
give the foot a firm hold even on
the most slippery surface.
What is lost in the FIRE must be
9 uRht in the eshes.
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Conc to Join the Angola.

Baby Riley Keith, son of Rev.
B. M Keith, died Tuesday, after a
painful earthly existence since
Easter morning. His remains
will be placed to-day beside those
of his lamented mother. who was
laid to rest in the Pine Hill oeme
terry four months ago.-Jaokson
Herald, Angusti25.
The above little boy was neph-
ew of Mr.. w. w. Riley of this
.oity.
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Wheeline Bow Drowned.

The fourteen year old son of Mr..
Jacob Seamon, of Wheeling, was
drowned Friday. presumably as a
result of being seized with cramps
while in bathing with several con .
psnions He was an excellent swim
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NE Church. aonth.

DR.. Boland will finish his years
work next Sunday. He will preach
at Beech Hill Saturday 8 p. m. and
on Sunday IL a. M, Three Mile 8
p. m, and Point Pleasant sp. m.
All cordially invited to attend these
closing services.
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The Floral Hall.

The Floral Hall exhibit will be
large and grand. Every depart
ment will be filled to OVERLOOKING.
No favoriteism; everybody will
have an equal show. The best
shall be awarded the premiums
Impartial judges have been SO.
looted.
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ACorreetion.

Last week We made a mention
of Mr.. Asa Musgrave. near town,
having his arm hurt. 1t should
have read, Mr.. Asa Roseberry re-
oeived a severe injury on his arm
by falling on an ak.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-30
FIDUcIARY sETILEmENT.

The following account is before me
L.afayette Meadows guardian for
Estilie meadows, an infant, is before
ms 4osn q " Of August. 1908
JOHN e. BELLER.
Gommissioner of ACCOUNTS for Waeo,,
county, W. Va. Aug. %, ~. pd
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Elderly Couple Married.

Joel B. Thomas. Is years old
and Mrs Julia A. Orr, IS years
old. of Meigs county. Ohio, were
married Monday, Aug. 21st, in the
Probate Court of that county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-30

Don't fail to hear the famous
Selby's Brass Band of Middleport,
at the county fair next week. Bring
your children and them hear the
good music.
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Mr.. P Liter won the follow

Mr.. r P Litter won the follow
ing races last week at Athensi
Daisy Wilks won the 2t25 pace;
Almeretta 2;30 trot; Bullet the
2:25 trot and Star Light the 2;30
pace. Dainty Dolly won fourth
money at Chillicothe in $1,000
purse.
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Low RATE EXCURSIONS
on the
OHIO CENTRAL LINES

COLUMBUS, o-ohio State Fair. Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold Sept. 4. 5, 6, Z and
g; good returning until sept. 9Th.
LABOR DAY-Bonday, Sept. 18th, Ex-
cursion tickets Will be sold to all points
within 80 u lies; good returning until Sep. 9Th
GRANVILLE. OHIo.-CentennlaI Home
Coming Celebration. Excursion tickets Will
be sold Sept. End to 9th; good returning UNI
til Sept 18th.
For tickets and full particulars call upon
Agents OF Ohio Central Lines. No. A 68
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win be Married.

On next Tuesday, September 5th,
1905, at one O'Clock in the after
noon. at the home of the brides
perente, Mr. and Mrs. James W
Long, of South Side. Mr.. Benjamin
Franklin, Jr., and Miss Francis
Elizabeth Long will be united in
marriage By Rev, DIR. J M. Boland,
Pastor of the NJ. E Church, South
of this city. in the presence of the
two families and other relatives.
The bride to be is one of Mason
county's most beautiful and ao-
oomplisbed young ladies and has
many warm and loving friends.
The groom is q prosperous young
business man of this CITY. and is
a young man of sterling worth and
integrity. with legion of friends.
On the afternoon of their mar.
riage they will leave on the K. &
M. south bound train for points
through the East.
They will be at home to their
many friends in Point Pleasant
after September 2Otb.
The Register joins with their
many friends in extending in sd-
vance. congratulations and best
wishes, hoping that their journey
through life's lane may be strewn
with all that is sweet and beautiful
Every gallon of Lawrence Paint
is full measure. Pure color. Zinc
aud linseed oil, thoroughly mixed.
Try it. j W. Rhoades & Cos.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad last
excursion of the season to Atlantic
City, Cape May, Sea Isle City,
Ocean City, N. j.. Ocean City, Md,
Rehoboth Beach, Del, and return
Thursday, Aug 81; very low rates.
Tickets good returning 16 days in
Guiding date of sale, and permit
step-over at Philadelphia. BaIti-
more and Washington on return
journey only within final limit
Call on ticket agentf for full details.
The Eaton-Hurlbut paper and
envelopes in various tints and
sizes at Van Gilder's.
Mr.. VIM. Tulley has completed
his contract repairing the colored
school building and it is now in
6rst-Olass shape.
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The County Fair.

The management of the Mason
County Fair Association which is
to be held Aug. 80. 81 and Sept.
1st. have made arrangements to
have several half mile dash run
ming races each afternoon which
will be pulled of between heats of
other races Come and see them,
they will all be for Flood The
fastest horse will get the money.
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Back in the 7O's.

Workmen engaged in tearing up
the brick pavement in front of the
old B. Gilmore store, now owned
by Joe Lincoln. found half-worn
brick with the name of 80. L
Whaley, July %. 1871" plainly
marked on the under side. Strange
to say, Joe and Carlisle were work
ing in the brick yard at that time.
and the brick found Judgment in
front of the property he now owns.
The yard at that time was operated
by Mr.. L L Gibbs, deceased.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-30

County, OF MASON, IS:
/, @. G. BoWyRR. Cashier NJ the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
&C. ROWYER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
". W. RILEY,JR,
Notary Public.
!. McoULLoCH,
j. ID. MCCULLOUGH,
T. STRIBLING.
pireetoru.
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Parnits to MarrY.

Marriage licenses issued sinoe
our last report: August 2Srd., Lu-
Their L Duel and Elizabeth Decker;
24th.. Walter Dodson and Ella
Bohram; Goth Howard Van Metre
and Julia q. Stewart, B. Carl
Lewis and Nora B. CornweIl.
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Street Fair.

Don't fail to visit the Street Fair
It is good. No body should miss
seeing it.
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Read the report of The Mercb.
ants National Bank published in
today's paper Tits fiue show.
ing for the bank which is one of
the oldest and strongest in the
country. Better or more polite
officers cannot be found anywhere.
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SAND FORK.
CORRESPONDENCE, Aug. Is.

Correspondence, Aug. %.
8. NJ. Long went to Columbus Sun
day.
Chas. Blain, of Washington G. H.,
o., has moved on his place near here.
w. N. Moore attended the Farmers
Institute at MERGERS Bottom Wednes.
day.
Harry Neville has been visiting his
brother at Gallipolis.
DIR. w. S. Reeee attended the Bap-
fist Association at Palestine.
Misses Mable and Nellie Kuble,
back of Gallipolis, were visiting here
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Archer gave
their son Reginald, a surprise birth
day party last Wednesday night, and
those present were: Misses Sallie and
Clara Moore, May and Annie Reece,
Norma Allis. Rebecca and Francis
VanMeter, Bonnie Lusher, Messrs.
VIM. Moore, Lowell Reece, Tavener
Van Meter, Grover Bechtle, Earnest
and Blazer Archer. Most of the time
was passed in playing games of differ
ent kinds and everybody enjoyed the
evening.
s. W., Moore has returned from
Portland, Oregon. 49,
Mrs. Ell Rlain is very poorly at,this
writing.
Mrs. H. G. Morrow, Miss Mary Wal
lace and Mrs. J. W. Bechtle were Wis
iting Mrs. James Qoss, at Arlee, Fri
day.
Clarence McNealy left Sunday for
Columbus.
Mrs. Riley has returned from a
weeks visit at Raw enswood. I'm.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-30

Next to the State Uniyersity. this IL now
considerably the largest school in West vir-
glnia. Catalogue for the asking, by those
expecting to &c to school OF 10 send some one.
Session of lSO5-O6 opens Tuesday, septem-
Der 5. 1905.
LII coRBLY. Principal,
Huntington. W. Va.
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HICKORY CHAPEL.

correspondence, Aug. %.
Service next Sunday ME hit by Rev;
G. j. Baker.
Quite number from tots place at
tended the services that are being
held at Flat Rock by Syndicate VIII
SON Sunday.
Jas. L. Barnett, who hos been quite
Ill with typhoid fever is but slightly
improved
Mrs Lizzie Lewis and two children,
and sister, Miss Lottie Knapp, of Put
ney. Kanewha county. are here visi-
ting relatives.
Harry Kincade, of Heights, was the
guest of Carroll Kincake Sunday,
Mrs. J. G. Kincade and Mrs. TIA.
Lemastsr were shopping in your city
Friday. Brown Eyes.
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Every family in Mason County
should have one day at least, doing
the Mason County Fair, August 30,
81 and September !, to have fam
ily reunion,
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Capt. Chap. GebhaIt, of the j. T.

Hatfield. has bought the John
Harding property acrots the street
from Capt. j. W. O. Heslop's and
has moved into the same Mr.. Geo
Shingle and wife will move int
the fiat vacated by Capt. Gebhart.
over the Point Pleasant National
Bank
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Selby's Band will give several
concerts each day of the fair Don't
fail to hear them. they are fine.
They make music to please all
cIasses
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There will be balloon assension
and parachute doesn't at the Fair
this week
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BANK REPORT.
No. I6o4.

DEPoRr OF THE CoNDITIoN of The
LS Merchants National Bank OF Point
Pleasant, Point Pleasant. in the State of
West Virginia, at the close of business,
Augnsf 2ifll. 1905. q -.
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Mr.. VIM. Tulley has completed
his contract repairing the colored
school building and it is now in a
shape.
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COOK WAMrEn

a kindly disposed and able bodied
i woman wanted to cook for
tne Davis Chiid's Shelter In Char
Ieeeon- Good recommendation "a
CURED Wages $40 per month inel1dz
1ng board and lodging. Addneea NJ.
! i1llnan Sewers, Mafron, his Waaf-
lnRton St. Charleston. w. Va.
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The Eaton-Hurlbut paper and
envelopes in various tints and
sizes at Van Gilder's.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-30

Every gallon of Lawrence Paint
is full measure. Pure color, zinc
aud linseed oil, thoroughly mixed.
Try it. j W. Rhoades & Cos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08
N. =. EAST CONFERENCE.
Three Societies Hold Anniversaries
at WGterburu.

Waterbury Conn, April ASIDE from the discus
sion Of regular business. to-days programme at
The meeting OF the New-Yorl1 East Conference in
cluded three society anniversaries. The board Of
church extension and the Sunday School Union
had joint anniversary celebration arranged for
the afternoon session. and this evening the ami
VersaTy Of the Missionary Society was observed
The Rev. Fred Saunders, OF the South Second
Street Church, Brooklyn. conducted the morning
devotional exercises to-day. This was followed by
che resumption OF the business Of the conference.
with Bishop Henry W. Warren again I'm the chain
The report OF DR.. Dwight A Jordan. OF Freepor4
Long Island in behalf Of a committee appointed at
'the last conference meeting, was first considered
and adopted. By this action the conference voted
10 have auditing committee of nine for the
various committee treasurers accounts, three
Snembers Of the auditing committee to be appointed
each year, after the rrst year, and 10 serve for
three years
filll connection presented and all the cand-
dates admitted. follows: Edwin S. Belden, st,
James, Long Island TO be ordained as a deaconss
George T. Bishop NcN--Rocheile. TO be ordained ass
an elder: the Rev. Arthur r. Davies Bantanr,
Conn; the Rev. Robert J.. Harmed, New
York: the Rev ". H. AcMaster. Elmhurst Long
Island; the Rev. John +. Parks. Westhampuon
Beach, Long Island; the Rev. RidgWay +. Shtnn,
Stamford, Conn, and the Rev. John {. Neiten Of
Waterbury.
In The executive session il is understood plaIzs for
an endowment fund Of 5000 were discussed The
fund when raised is to be used for the support OF
Gged cergymen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08

These garments are made specially to our
order by the finest manufacturer of Boys
Clothing that we know of in the country.
They are all-wOOl-every thread. They are
sewed throughout with silk, firmly, strongly.
At the knees and other places likely to wear
quickly-the suits are reinforced. Things
YOU do not see-but that wear.
And then they're chOck full of style. Some
examples:
Double-breasted Jacket Suits with knee trou-
sers double thickness at seat and knees; taped
seams OF blue serge and blue and mixed
cheviots Sizes for to IL years, at 50 a suit
Norfolk Jacket Suits. with bloomer trousers;
Of blue serge and mixed cheviOts. Sizes for to
Is years at s. suit
Sailor Suits of plain blue serge and mixed
cheviots; with Elton collars. sizes > to 10 years;
with sailor collars. sizes to - years, at s.
suit.
Bows Refers of blue serge. tan covert cloth
and cheviot sizes 4 to II years. at s. each.
The new Tan Covert Cloth TOp-Coats, sizes
to 10 years, at 50 each.
Second floor, Ninth street.