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oDOhT YOU
WANT NEW,
OVIRCOAT
ANO
SUIT?
Of course you do. Good clothes are good
credentials. They are the sign of success. If
you don't believe that well dressing pays, put
on some old shabby clothes and go strike a
stranger for a job. You won't get a "look-in"
so "look-out" for your looks. Our clothes,
which we sell for a reasonable price, will make
you look Okay, feel fine and help you get a
"raise." Try it once: you will find it a sure bet
HARRY, the TAILOR
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD.
ei e Pleasure.
S.ve ry eott Eve
ORDER YOUR COAL NOW
Most any morning you may ex
pect to awaken and find
that a fire would feel very
nice, A little later on
you will be com
pelled to keep
fires all days
and we sug
gest that
you
Place Your Order for Coal Now
while the roads are in good condition
OZONE ICE CO.
"The Home of Honest Weight"
Telephone 59
OLDEST Agency in the cINSURANCE Of ever i W-ILw A of companies which Me when 7 "
Uanie / Bogalusa and corn- tion, including * * l Represent are over fre nce at
ponies are the best Life, Fire and Accident. - ne Hundred Illion Dollars. - Office 99 Residence 363
MANY GUARDSMEN
TAKE FRENCH LEAVE
Militiamen Complain Of
Long Ilikes Forced on
Them
Hattiesburg, Miss. Oct. 11. Dis
gusted with the alleged inhumane
treatment accorded them on the
long hikes to which they are sub
jected and declaring that they would
rather be living deserters than dead
well-trained soldiers, many---some
persons say 200 or 300---of the
Mississippi Militiamen, in camp at
Jackson for the last several months
have taken "French leave" and have
scattered to the four corners of the
earth.
Fifty or more members of Co. G,
the Hattiesburg organization came
back home yesterday afternoon and
last night, by direct or circuitous
ways. Reports from the mobiliza.
tion camp at the State capital are
to the effects that more than two
thirds of the men of Co. G ran away
and declared that they will not re
turn.
The first indication of such trouble
in Jackson came here yesterday by
the receipt of a telegram from' the
adjutant general of the State militia
asking him to arrest every militia
man found in Forrest county. This
was followed by a similar telegram
from captain E. Cooper, Co. G's com
mander.
TRAVEL ON FREIGHT
A few hours later, begrimed and
greasy militiamen began tumbling
from nearly ever freight train com
ing to Hattiesburg regardless of what
direction. Through the day and
night, this number increased. It is
believed that at least half a hun
dred Hattiesburg militiamen are
here today on "French leave."
Sheriff Harbison said this after
noon he would not arrest the mili
tiamen now.
"I am notifying every one of
them," he said, "that they have been
ordered back to Jackson. When
this work is finished, I'll notify the
adjutant general and then await
further instructions. I hope the men
will return to Jackson without. my
having to arrest them."
While there have been many de
serters from nearly all the com
panies in Jackson it is said that G
company lost more men than any
other organization.
F[ANKLIINON
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. D.H.
Stringfield, on Thursday, Oct., 5th, a
girl.
Court will convene here in a jury
session on the Fourth Monday, Oct.,
23rd.
W J. Burris and D. H. McCreary
are the proudl owners of handsome
new Buick cars which were delivered
to them last week by F. L. Sanford.
L. E. Green and Mrs. J. M. Magee
of Enon, have just returned from a
trip to Natchitoches where they
visited L. E. Green and Oscar Green
who have been located there several
years.
H. C. Bates who was so popular
in Franklinton when he was at
the head of the Agricultural Depart
ment here, telegraphed to friends
here the news of his marriage to a
Mobile belle at six o'clock Monday
morning.
After a week's session the grand
jury made its report on Friday,
there being 62 indictments found.
This will perhaps be the last work
of the present jury as a new grand
jury will be empaneled in Novem
ber.
Died-At his home in Julia, on
Sunday afternoon, Warren Mizell
lKaxi ell Serviee
Don't buy any car before finding out what
service you can get when you need it.'
When you do need a replacement part,
you need it immediately-not tomorrow
or in a few days, but at once.
Remember this-all Maxwell dealers and
branches carry in stock a full supply of
Maxwell parts. If you have a minor mishap
and require a new part, the Maxwell dealer
can fix you up without delay.
This is important. Ask any experienced
motorist. Maxwell Service is a vital part
of the Maxwell Organization.
Roadster 5580; Touring Car $595; Cabriolet $865; Town
Car $915; Sedan 5985. Fully equipped, Including
electric starter and lights. All prices .. b. Detroit.
H. J. COWGILL
Phones 27 or 69 Bogalusa, La.
Deferred Payments
It Desired
The New and Big Stock of
High Grade Furniture
" of M. MARX
Has been purchased by us and will be offered to the dcti
zens of Bogalusa at a liberal discount. . . :.
Come Early and See the Saving You Will Mal h
Heiman Brothers
Columbia Street Phone 248
died after an illness of only a few
days. Mr. Mizell was in Franklinton
Thursday when he-was taken with
a congestive chill and while he re
ceived prompt medical treatment he
never fully rallied and his death
followed Sunday.
Died-On Thursday October 5th,
after a two week's illness, following
a slight stroke of paralysis, Mrs.
Penelope Fisher, mother of W. F.
Varnado, died at the age of 87
years, three months and 26 days.
Interment was made in the Varnado
cemetery six miles west of Frank
linton, on Friday afternoon, Rev. C.
T. Corken conducting the services.
Grandma Fisher was known and
loved here all her life and will be
mourned by a large circle of rel
atives and friends.-Era Leader.
Injured In Fall
A large number of boys, while
returning from the event held on
the site of the paper mill last Fri
day, climbed onto a truck and
when it reached Ave. B the driver
sped up and a boy who gave his
name as John Busby either fell
from the car or attempted to jump
off He was rendered unconscious
and taken to thi Bogalusa hospital
where his injuries were pronounced
as not serious. His arm and face
were bruised and there was a slight
scalp wound. The driver did not
stop when the accident occured.
Car Derailed.
Owing to the fact that a
passenger coach was derailed Wed
nesday evening the Tylertown train
was an hour late in leaving Boga
lusa. No one was injured in the
accident and little damage was
done.
Charlie Chaplin Here.
A splendid imitation of the cele
brated movie star Charlie Chaplin
was on the streets of Bogalusa last
Thursday. His impersonation was
good even to the angle of his feet. He
was advertising the St. Tammany
Fair.
Will Try Again
Miss Stinson. who made several
attempts to fly in this state ad
particulary in Bogalusa at the
Fourth of July Celebration, is being
featured as one of the big attractions
at the Mississippi state fair.
Business Is Good
There is a. reason why the growth of the
business in this store is improving each
week. Ask your neighbor he'll tell you of
the savings or still better visit the store
frequently.
BROCK'S
Austin Street - Bogalus, 14.
Lecturer Lamely Autteus
The lecture given at the Ali
ciation church last Thursday e
ning, Columbus Day, was lets
attended and the audience enjoid
the address of father Mahoey.l
lecture was given under ausaioAd
the local chapter of the .Kaight
Columbus.
Miss Inez Blanchard spent
urday with friends in the W
City.
Mesdames Emile Crawfd i
Henry Carmichael were Newd
leans visitors Thursday.
