Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 189, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 9, 1916 Page: 4 of 8
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a FINAL
CLEARANCE
On Men's and Boys' Suits Low Shoes Straw
Hats and Sport Shirts.
We positively will not carry these goods
over till next season so out they go
regardless of values
army hat. Silk stockings and pumps
'are taboo.
The completeness of the arrange-
ments is duo to the effoitq of Fort
Worth city officials and the locul com-
ml t tee headed by Lieut. Kate l.f-hane
of the Kort Worth ill viniou of the
Ounnl.
Preparedness Parade.
Tort Arthur TVx. Aug. 9. A spec-
tacular preparedness parade maiked
the opening of the two-day prepared-
ness and protection celebration of
South Texas Woodmen of the World
being held here under the auspices of
Fort Arthur Camp No. KWO.
All Woodmen within a radius of 1'tlfi
miles were Invited and several hun-
dred are present.
Other events Included in the program
for today and tomorrow arc the com-
petitive drills by the degree teams of
the varfdus lodgeslog rolling contest
trick roping and riding exhibition
swimming races and other athletic
events.
hort Stories
OF THE TOWN
SLACKERS
SLAPPED
BY GIRLS
Several Hundred in Camp Trilled ty Ex.
pw'enced Army Officer Show Ee
c&i& Views oa Preparedness
i Fort Worth Tex. Aug. ft.-If there
f-vr were any "slackers" Jn Fort
Worth they have been cured today
f'Tithn cxamnln tit several hundred
members of the Girls' National Honor
guard encamped along the south
shores of Lake Worth offering a prac-
tical demonstration of their belief in
preparedness and their willingness to
sacrifice self In the patriotic service
of their country. I
The encampment opened this morn-
ing. The daughters of KOtno of the
oddest and most prominent families of
tli' state are mUHtered in at the camp
of the girl soldiers.
Tlw camp tinder the command of a
regular "United States army officer is
conducted along approved military
lines and the strictest kind of disci-
pline prevails. From reveille at 6
o'clock in the morning until "taps" is
Hounded at ic'10 p. in. the fair young
troopers' time is spent in useful
healthful acquisition of military kttowl-
: Baptist Business Meeting.
The Second Baptfst church will hold
i a business meeting tonight. All mem
bers are urged to he present as there
Is business of importance on hand. "
The army manual of military drill
limbers them up for the day's work
upon arising. Then a plunge into the
cool waters of Iake Worth at the spe-
cially constructed bathi'ig pier and af-
ter breakfast instruction in bandaging
first aid signaling drilling and the; the missionary lesson.
other branches of military activity
constitute the. (iay's routine
Hut not all the timo is taken up with
business and many diversions have
been arranged for the fair Guard mem-
Meeting of Ladies' Aid.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church will meet tomorrow at
four o'clock with Mrs. E. Tlgnor !)0S
Iowa avenue. Mrs. Minnett will lead
Ninnekah Bridal Couple Here.
Mr. and Mrs. Houston Dickinson of
Ninnekah who were married Sunday
; passed through t'hlckasha yesterday
bers. Dancing canoeing "bikes" au-.in their car en-route from Lawton to
to rides picnics motor-boating on the Mhieo on an overland honeymoon
lake and other forms of recreation Mrs. Dickinson was Mrss May 'C.'dlinp
serve to relievo the monotony of camp before marriage. '
life. I
The daughter of the mother who 'in Police Court.
"Didn't liaise Her Boy to be a Soldier" I Another lot of offenders naid tribute I
wears a short khaki skirt a blouse of . to the city treasury or went to jail
the same material heavy cotton stock-- this morning due to aetivitv in the th
ings and high-topped boots and an 'lice court. Cap Weaver was fined $'
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'WIUTi Al'KFPT
Prince Albert gives
smokers such
delight because
its flavor is so different and so
delightfully good ;
it can't bite your tongue;
it can't parch your throat ;
-you can emoke it as long and
as hard as you like without any .
comeback but real tobacco hap-
piness! On the reverse side of every- Prince
Albert package you will read :
" PROCESS PATENTED
JULY 30tm 1907"
That means to you a lot of tobacco en-
joyment. Prince Albert has always been
sold without coupons or premiums. We
prefer to give quality I
Coprnint ii
aj K. .1. Raruotta.
Iubauo C.
Sai
the national iov smoke
! tfOU'LL find a cheery howtry-do pn tap n
Better how much of a stranger you are wi thm
in goodness and
in pipe satisfaction
is all we or its enthusi-
astic friends ever claimed
for it! - '
i)ck of the wood you drop into. For Princm
Albert tm right rnere -at the ttrt placm you
pass fiaf setts tobacco t The toppy red
Baft seua tor a nickel and the tidy red
tin tor a dime; then there' the hand-
aome pound and half-pound tin
humidors and the pound
cryataJ-glaea humidor with
apanfe-moiatoner top
that keep the to-
bacco in much
bang-up trim
mii-t he-
time I
It answers every smoke desire you
or any other man ever had! It is so
cool and fragrant and appealing to your
smokeappetite that you will get chummy with
it in a mighty short time !
Will you invest 5c or 10c to prove out our say-
so on the national joy smoke?
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Winston-Salem N. C
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TOBACCO IS PREPARED;
I FORSMOKERSUKDFftTHES
eprocess discovered in;1
making experiments to'
' produce themost;de-
ughtful and whole's
. some tobacco for cig-
ijr PROCESS PATEMTE&ffl:!'
! RJ.ktU2SittwcC0C0MIAMY
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lopES NOT BITE THE IDHGIIE
ThU u tha rTM tim al Ilia
Frinca Albert tidf rmd tin. Raad
thia " Patralad Pracaa" naawca-
torott and realiza wbat it maa
la making Princa Atbart aa aaach
to your likiBfl.
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for being drunk but was turned over to J Terrell Still at "Right Way
Hie county pending another investiga-
tion. Inger Jordan for being drunk
was sent to jail to satisfy a $7 fine.
Vance Hanley and Ben Nevells each
paid $10'on conviction of having com-
mitted misdemeanors..
Hosea Haley proprietor of the Right
Way tailor shop has purchased the
interest of H. A. Terrell his former
partner and wishes to state that JVIr.
Terrell who is an expert hatter" is
still working for him'. '''This statfi'm'mit
is made in response to rumors that
Air. Terrell had left town" said Mr.
Halev. "but he is here and here to
stay working under Contract
his work is guaranteed."
All of
One way or getniig results )atly
Express want os.
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"PRESENTS-
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000 Feet of Film Depicting Thrillfng Battles Charges and Bombardments
Made by WILBUR H. DURBOROUGH the Most Courageous Newspaper Photographer
tL tne pictures or wnicn me uuiacr is Him-
self a part and study the stern face of
Von Hindenburg the master strategist.
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"j '.xj The wicked fighting with machine guns.
M The triumphal progress of Gem an cavalry
J J The march of captured tFouiands of Rus
sians.
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The charge from the trenches.
The his cuns smashing the forts.
J The battlefields from an aeroplane.
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ine zeppenns over vvarsaw.
These films the latest from the German front
tell as no pen can describe the tale of Von Hinden-
burg's drive info Russia.
You follow the German forces through the siege
of Georgeievski You witness the fighting from shal-
low trenches. You see the shells bursting over the
forls. You get a sight of the big Zeppelins assisting
the mighty guns in their work of destruction. You
stand on the itreet curb and watch the passage of
thousands of Oerman troopers. At the same cloie
range you see other thousands of Russian prisoners.
You have a sight of the fighting with machine
guns of the hand-to-hand charges with bayonet.
In two hours the spectator has a week with the
German army. He has seen the kaiser face to face;
and by proxy of the courageous photographer he has
shaken the hand of Von Hindenburg the conqueror of
Poland. He has seen the record of a seven months
view of the war from the German side.
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FRIDAY AUGUST 18th
Admission 10c and 20c
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Lampe, William T. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 189, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 9, 1916, newspaper, August 9, 1916; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc732011/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.