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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-30

MY CF1CEMY
Lokalny Samorzad, tax i ty cheese.
Ibedziem go mice, gdy ty, kaady Z was bedzie eaten glo.
sowac popierae bedzie kandydatow ktorych Komitet
Wykonawczy Zjednoczonych TOwarzystw Ligi WOlnOS.
ciowei, pc starannei inwestygacyi, nam zarekOmenduje.
G1osujcie "a Osobista Wolno6cia
przez oddanie balotu ma kandydat6w ndorsOwawanych
przez Komitet Wykonawczy ZjednOczonych Towarzystw
i Ligi WOlnOsciowej. Rekomendacye tn pOdane Oparte So
tylko ma rekordzie reputacyi kandydat6w jake zwolenni.
kow naszej zasady.
INDORSOWANI
1sza warda John COughIn, demOkrata ndOrsowany.
2ga warda KObt. Jackson, republlkanln indOrsOwany.
4a Warda john RIchert, demOkrata lndOrSOWany.
sta warda RObt. Mulcany, demOkrata lndOrsOwany.
5a Warda John Morton, repuDlkanln prZyJety.
Sma warda Ernest Cross, rpeuOllkanin indorsowany.
IOta warda James McNlchOs, demOkrata indOrsOwany.
llta warda herman Krumdck, demOkrata lndOrsOWany.
12ta Warda JOS. Novak, demOkrata lndorsOWany.
12ta warda VIM. Holden, republlkanin przyjety.
l3ta warda John Horne, demOkrata indOrsOwany.
l4ta Warda JOS. NJ. Smith, demOkrata indOrSOWany.
l6ta warda Jan PiotrOwski, demOkrata indorsowany.
17ta warda Stanisfaw WakOWiak, demOkrata indOr.
1Sta warda Maurice Kavanaugh, demOkrata Indoors.
19ta warda James Bowler, demkorata indorsowany.
20ta warda Matt Franz, demOkrata indorsowany.
22ga warda John BauIer, demokrata indorsowany.
24ta warda John Haderlein, dem krata indoors.
25ta warda JOS. Hopp, demokrata indorsowany.
28ma warda Max AdamOwski, dem0krata indOrs0wany.
29ta warda Thomas Byrne, demokrata indorsowany.
sofa warda VIM. OTO0le, demokrata iTdors0wany.
34ta warda John TOman, demokrata indorsowany.
35ta warda Thomas Lynch, demokrata indOrsOwany.
d szacunkiem, .
ANTON J.
SekretarZ.
WIN. Kramer, Prezes.
ADOLPH D. WEINER, Personal---very..
Polityczny Komitet Wykonawczy.
P. S. Masowe g}osowanie liberalnego elementu W Chi
cago jest naglaca potrzeba tax, abysmy mogli walczyc
przeciw reakcyonistom. I'm wiecej gios6w oddadza libe--
ralni W przysziych wyborach TEN trudniej bedzie prohi-
bicyonistom W przysz}osci zdobyc d~ostateczna lczbe naz-
wisk ably mogli sic zdobyc ma uczynienie miasta Chicago
suchem. Przeto apelujemy do w~szystkich wyborc6w o Clio.
sy, take W tych wardach, gdze niema stare wyborczych
igdzie nema naszych rekomendacyj. 'Glosujcie pod
kazdym warunkiem. (Og}0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-30

W1rOA gasst nYe-anEielSki0A
DZIENNIK CHICAGosKl prsoduja
pod wzgledsm doboru 1 trstct NATE
UaIu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-30

W t~rzeciej pare staneli do CRY ..No-
lunteerS' pod komenda J. s. R~ybickie-
60. kt0rzy p~rzegrali dwie z trzech gra-
nych partyi z piatka ,,Paulna A. c.
Cyfry:
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25

unprecedented grants of power"
senator Harding also said that
there would b" criticism. and lots Of
ii. from now on not partisan, bat
patriotic: and that incfficiency and
inaccuracy would be pointed oui
and eliminated.
Meantime senator chamberlain
is pushing his bill. with the Prrsi-
dents opposition; and the President
is cNcrting his whole influence 20
have ii defeated. The administra-
tion takes the position that th'-
country at large prefers to stand w..
the President. rather than To chang"
radically and place coniro. in un-
tried hands.
1t was evndent "Wednesday after
noon that the Republicans had lined
up solidly bchiad the war cabinet
bill and fight on the issu" was cx
pccted Thursday afternoon in tn
senate
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25
All Food Dealers
Will Cooperate
GrOcers, Market Men, Hotel Keepers
and bakers in Food COnserva-
tiOn Meeting Thursday
Night in Durant.


pursuant to request from the
state Food Administration. all gro
GERS. bakers. hotel and restaurant
men, are to meet Thursday night
with the Durant Commercial AssOci-
alton to discuss the matter OF food
supply ana conservation, with view
to cdamping down the lid as to OBJ
servation or meatless. wheatless and
porkless days, as recommended by
the Food Administration.
secretary Davis OF the CONNER
cial Association. who Is also secre-
tary Of the county council OF defense,
has been advised in so many words
by State Food Administrator STRAIT
ton ID. Brooks that there is little
DOUBT but that the Food Admfnistra-
t1on's recommendations as to the
conservation OF wheat and meat will
be made obligatory upon the public.
with strong penalty for violation
OF the orders, and II is this situation
in It's various ramifications that the
dealers in food propose to discuss at
the meeting.
AT the meeting will be represen-
| tatives of Durant's 26 grocery stores.
four meat markets, six hotels and
restaurants and two bakeries, all OF
whom appear willing to do their
full bit to aid the Government to
conserve food for the allies OF Am
erica and the soldiers OF the Nation.
| Of the markets, all. we are IN
formed. save one, have voluntarily
closed their places OF business on
meatles sdays; and all OF the gro
GERS. save three or four. have declin-
ed to sell wheat bread or wheat flour
on wheatless days. One OF the but
chers tells this paper that there is no
apparent intention Of the public to
do without pork and pork products
on pOrkless day. Saturday. and that
in his opinion the shops VIII have
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25
AETlSi\ POLITICS DOWNS ALL
ELSE ~ WASHINGTON
Aamhriltin uill to Create War
h abinct. Which Had the Prc>i-
dents Opposition. starts II
Very Lively Hrrus.

IThl- week has been a stormy on"
Washington. and for the time be-
! parti an politics have again
. ,pci out and submerged all else
III" cX,cnt that EVEN the main
'ini Ol winning the war has taken
back seat in official Washington,
IThc rucuS seems to hav" started
hen senator Chamberlain intrOd-
iced his bill To create war cabi-
oi 'hr"" trained aud experienced
)sin">s men. and II department OF
lhi'iuns which had the Presidents
position nder the terms of tn"
i. the war cabinet would contain
In not III the present cabinet, al
|Nugh members Of the present cab
Ft could be appointed to the new
bin"t by rcSiSning their present
rttOliOs.
The provision for minister oi mu
fionS. plus the provision for the
pr cabinet Of three men, to have
pr"m" control. brought in the
K" OF MIR Wilson's opposition. is,
hc regards it, curtailment of his
|W"rS already conferred upon him
commander in chief of the army
ld navy.
PARTISAN feeling cropped ont. and
hen senator stone Of Missouri de-
f"r"d srorrhing prepared speech
III" senate Monday. charging the
fp'hliclns with desire TO dis
tdit IN" administration. and place
eir party interests over and above
PhuinS the war. the thing broke
Rood ana plenty. Among other
lhsS, senator Stone asserted that
J" Senatorial Investigation into TN,
"hh"r ni equipment Of the army
aS l"r no other purpose than /,
S'rrdit the administration in tn,
r. "' IN" public, and to make dop.
N IN" next presidential election
'"rlns III" Republicans: that Col
'' roosevelt was maliciously try.
y I" di>cr"dit the administration
Pu constituted the greatest publi,
lHiilr" in America. and kindred
barecs.
ln"Sdhv senator Harding picke et
IN" gauntlet thrown down b,
senator from Missouri. charac
fri""d senator stones address a.
P"II'l'hl and tactical blundcr, an,
/ ,"h'od that the speech has serve,
I hr'hk asnnder that solid unit,
I'm which III" Republicans and tn,
'Wo'rat5 aIik" had supported tn,
I"'ld"n' in his war measures. an,
t'a' IN part, believe that Repub
'h' hereafter will devOtedly sun
Ff' All war measures necessary, bu
n.--l0n further extraordirarv an.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25
S.E. NORMAL NOTES

y vigorous campaign is b"ing
wagcd in the southeastern stat"
Normal in the interest of each of thu
movements originated for the sup
port of the Government in the pros
ccutiOn Of the war. The latest un-
dertaking has been to interest the
students of the Normal School and
of the training department in the
purchase of the Government th.it;
stamps and savings certificates.
very large majorit. of th" student
purchased stamps and began the fill
Ing OF thrift cards frnm n" first da.
of the campaign Th" total sal..
have now reached almost $lfO.O0.
and the interest is unflaggins. Tn.
committee in charge OF III" campaign
feel that by encouraging tn" pur-
chase of these stamps they are nr'
only doing "A patriotic duty. but ar.
teaching many vuluabl" lessons il
thrift as well.
The Southeastern Normal, Scr
vice Flag is now on display in tho
assembly room. with its blu" stars
to represent the members of the stu
dent body and faculty OF Southeast =
ern who are now IN tn" service )f
the National Army or Navy Tn"
flag was mavr hy students Of Ia"
/ Domestic Art Depart ment. and has
been the oscasion Of much interest
in the student body. Quite nossibly
there are other former studentS :
who's" names have not yc, been So
cured by the "omi't"" nf tn" faculty
that is seeking to preserve Il com
pl"te roll OF the former students ot
Southeastern who are having "a par:
In military or naval service
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25

machinery, we have for sale, two
shafts. each equipped with pulley.
cone pulley. and brackets for attach
ing to ceiling. wall or floor; one lar
ger shaft equipped with one large
pulley. two cone pullrys, and brack
cts for attaching to floor, walls or
ceiling. as well aS about 100 feet Or
two and threc-inch betting; all in
excellent condition. We have no use
for this equipment. and will price it,
right. Just the thing for a small
puwrr-cquippcd machine shop Du
rant Weekly News w&s
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25
u. =. &. NEWS NOTES

Miss Lena stone entered school
this week
Miss Eula Belle Love enjoyed Il
visit from her father last Saturday.
Misses Nora Oyerstreet. Minnie
Murray, and Madge Murray sp'nt
the Weekend at home
Miss Sarah Durant enjoyed yis
1t from her brother. of BENNINGTON.
Friday.
Miss Helen Murray spent 'a"
weekend with Mary Lemon al .Ach-
lille.
Mrs. Woody entertained the fac
ulty with "A knitting party Tuesday
evening.
Mrs Pos. of Bokchi,o. was AZ IN
Colleg" Tuesday visiting her daurh
ters, Emily and Cornelia,
Miss Jordan mad" a rtip to Shor-
man last week TO give Il recital In
that city.
Miss Maurinc Lovelcss spent Mon
day al her home in BOkchitO.
a mission study class with ~
members has been organized II i.
to meet each Wednesday under tho
direction of Mrs Morrison
Unusually cold weather and scar
city of coal has made II impossible
to keep HOtchkin Hall heated. The
girls who room there have had 10
find places temporarily in the main
building. which Is well heated
The snow has been proving its at
fractions. Monday afternoon one
party of girls went skating on
Chuckwa. and another party armed
with sticks went rabbit hunting.
Much time was killed. but no rabbits.
While tracks were plentiful, only
one lone jackrabbit was seen. How
ever. the main object of the hunt
fun-was abundantly secured.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25
WiH-SCARRED OFFICER Is TO
Et"rCRE HERE ON WAR


Lieutenant Paul Prrigord who
will speak in Duraut Saturday. Feb.
.. al in the evening. brings story
fresh from tn" trrnchc-. Engaging
in many great battles in Frarr" IN
this worlds war. this gallnr' nfiicrr
has won much distinction. and only
ten weeks ago ah'ndUr.i ~" tiEht-
inr line: ai tn" order IT hii Crr"'I-
inert Ia com" to America tr in>ir',''
American soldiers in th" art of ma
chine gun fir" AVID pr"'''''" am ih'
work with the rifle as they are nSri
in Wodcrn w3rftr" "" has b""n
>.nunGnd several tiH. ~ III" scr
We" Of France. ani 'ith b tom" i"-
tur"od Ia ~" tr"''' lr'"' IN h"Hpi
tais 10 ?"ain war" 'ai'I". " Ia !.
O';evcr. - decree" ~ N ,'h r''''
mtnt called him from the front ana
sent him Ia America To in Hfr''c'
American soldiers in tn" handling
of machine guns. He was assign" !
Ia Camp Dcvcns as an attachr and
instructor. As speaker AT III" stat"
war cOnfeF1ncc of The Indiana Stat"
Council of Drt"ns" h" interest"
| his audience as few sneakers hav''
done From that tim" on his ser
vices as public speaker wer" III
| constant demand. and IN" French
authorities finally yielded to IN" re
quest of the cOmmiit"" on publlc m
formation at Washington that he
permitted to make a speaking tow
| in Amarican for the enlightenment
of the general public as to war con
dltions. As result. he Will maxi
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25
CLASSIFIED ADS

Advertisements under this heading
are 7l.c per line for each insertion
in both the Durant Weekly News and
the Saturday Morning Advertiser.
No advertisement accepted for eth
er paper singly. Terms are cash in
advance. except in cases where ad-
vertisers hav" IA charge account on
our books
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25
FOR SAI.E-IsENI ESTATE

houses and lots and several vacant
lots that | will sell at a bargain, !,
cash or ON installm"nt plan; som"
Of this is the best imp owed proper
ty in the city. on paved streets;
some on North Third and some on
South Third; also will sell my home.
l.. i Lee. phone GAS. wstf
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25
uOIsE PASSED INDIAN BILL.

Congressman Carter forced 'h''
Indian appropriation bill through
tn" House Of Representatives wed
n.sday. The bill carries AN item Tor
per capita payments Of 500 Tor the
ChuctawS and thickasaws
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25
HELP WANTED

TAILORING AGENTS Sell Men ;
Suits, made To order; beauties best
tailoring; prices lower; sell every
man shown. Large spring outfit free
Leeds WOOlen Mills. Chicago. Ill. 1t
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25
Few Rejected by
the Local Board
Sevcnty.Eight Accepted for Service,
and Only Eight Rejected In the
Two Days Examinations
Thursday and Friday.

luc lOCuI S"e''
ned Sc men who had waived exemp-
10 nfrOm draft and had been placed
n the first class. last Thursday and
Friday, and out of that number IS
passed the examination and were ac-
.epted for service. The examina-
ions were continued Monday ana
Tuesday of this week, but the lists
we're not ready for publication when
his paper went to press.
Those accepted and rejected. with
heir addresses. during the first two
lays of examination are as follows:
Accepted.
William B. Townsend, Blue.
William A. Shane. Bennington.
Vernon Masoner, Kemp.
Elbert G. Swinnpy, Durant.
Henry f. Sanford. Kemp.
Warren l.. Woods. Bee.
John w. Hooper. Albany.
Sewell Massey, Jackson.
Elmer c. Sprague. Durant.
Edward Ward. BokchitO.
Tray A. Clark. Albany.
Jas. a. Wylie. Utica.
Clarence Moody. CaddO.
Joe o. Fuller, Durant.
William 4. Allen, Bennington.
Spurier Boyd. Durant.
Jesse Roberts, Bennington.
Samuel NJ. Scott. Calera.
Ollie II. Whatley. Bokchito.
Joe p. Floyd, r F. ID 9. Durant.
Bee Durant. Bennington.
Bryant Sexton. Durant.
LNro,,l AndorSnp nurapf
Wallace Wilson. Bennington.
Thomas l.. Blankenship, Bokchito
Alex Love. Platter.
clifford W. Vineyard. Bennington
Leroy Bell. Bokchito.
Benjamin Harris. Hendrix.
Edward Tyler. Caddo.
Joseph Polk. Bennington.
Ernest j. Ramsey, BOkchito.
James &. Baxter. Armstrong.
Charles Collins, Colbert.
William {. Glass. Bennington.
Oscar Lee Murphy. Colbert.
Tom l.. McCorkle, Roberta.
Farris Clark. Boswell.
William Ellis Allen. Bokchito
Thos. +. Rowland, Mead.
Willard l.Ongacre. Platter
Frank I.OnSacrc. Platter.
Ernest Warren Carter. Calera.
John H. Karr. Caddo.
Johnson a. Lewis. Bennington
William d. Parkey. Colbert.
Milton {. Dane. Colbert.
George Salmon. Bokchito.
Scott +. Miller. CaddO.
Eunice W. BetteS. K"nefick
rhnrlnv y tnStin t.bil;..
Orlando Whiting, Allison.
William y. Harrison. Wade.
Austin W. Causay. Bokchito.
Angus James. POuln.
'"vrc Wilson. Colbert.
Alhcr, Turnbull. Achille.
Howard L. Booker. Durant.
Charlie G. GOuge. Kemp.
Ponhe Beal. Albany
Edward ID. Love. Mead.
l.. l.. Young. Caddo.
Eugene G. Ward. Durant.
! William J Peters. Caddo
! A. J. Noyles. Writ.
Elmer T.. BTrchet'. K"nefick
john Mccoy. Blue.
Walter j. Mckinney. Utica
Clarence II. Mcdaniel. Bokchito.
IandO NJ. Stewart. Platter.
Jesse b. Ievor"tt. Durant
John Warner. Calera.
! William r. GoGgans. Bee
Tom Rulledg". Albany.
Elisha B. Clement. Durant
Floyd lockhart, Colbert,
James T. NfIr h. Platter.
IIubri. &. Ilill. Duran:.
Rejected.
William Smith. Boswell
Fred l.ipscomb. Colbert.
Banrfacio DE Leon. Hendrix
John NJ, Williamson. Caddo.
John ". Bryant. Durunt.
Robert II Brown. Bennington.
.lG.rph {. Jones. CaddO.
Jo" B. Campbell. BOkchito
Paul Eugene liarril. Durant.
Howard T. Holmes. Durant
James r. Howard. Fordyce. ARK
Geo. &. Hunter. B0kChitO.
~ .s,,..
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25

CORONAS After long delay, we
have been promised Il few Corona
Typ"writers within two weeks Have
several orders now. and any others
wishing one of these machines hal
better plac" their orders AT once. as
The few machines expected Will not
go all the way round II VI Evans.
Durant, Okla. 3tf
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25

WANTED Married man to work
by the month, to take ear" OF stock.
Apply To &. H. Crook Phone tl5.
W3-2S2
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25
1NI'EW ltITEIsS

Typewriter. Model Five; first party
with $25.00 cash gets il. Inquire AZ
Durant Weekly News. ~ " Third
avenue. Durant. 3tf
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25

w. l.. Townsend Is able to be
down town this week, hit'r "a ."o
weeks siege of il with pneumonia.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25
NOTICE

have all records OF glasses fitted
nv Or. J. l.. Slaugter. deceased. ann
-an replace your ltnses according to
the original prescription.
DIR. j. l.. REYNOLDS
Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat Special
lst Over Corner Drug Store
Durart. Oklahoma.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25
FOR StLE-NiSt EI.i.ANEaDt'S

NEW FORD FOR SALE \ Brand
new 1913 Model F'ord for sale. Ap
ply to G. e. Rose, Barr! CORRECTION
cry
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25

FOR SALE. Good three gallon COW;
two incuhatnrS: lot Of canned fruit,
canning outfit, I"w household
goods; two office desks: Remington
typrwriier. nearly new. See MIS-.
Fash, farm agent. wlsl
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25
Piles Cured in & to - DAYS

Your druggist will refund money II PAZO
OINTMENT fills 20 cure any case of Itching
Aiind REED n"p' froituding Plies in 6toI,iavs
ne DThi a. ..4'r.7- r',Hs 9 .-'
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25

FOR SALE Good six room bunga
low, fine location. newly pap"rcd
and painted. good cellar, barn, gar
den. and poultry house; three lots,
priced to sell See Mrs. Fash. farm
agent WlSl
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25

FOR SALE OR TRADE Extra fine
\dam Scrarf Piano. What have
vuu' Phone IiJ or call COZ North
second 5O-tf
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25
GROWTH OF THE FE 4isitAL nv.
SERVE SYSTEM

seventy five State banks ~ trnst
coinpanins wecr admitted To the Fess
eraI Reserve System in Septcmb"t.
with aggregate capital of s2S,9I8
600. surplus of S32 ,o50,Ooo. an" -
sources of $i4S, ,12S 900 This bring
the number Of Stat" institutions.
that is. banking institutions 0thr'
than national banks, now member
of IN" Federal Reserve System hP
To go with total resources ot nV"
billion dollars.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25
MONEY TO LOAN

NEW FORD FOR SALE n Brand
new 1919 Model Ford for sale, Ap
ply To G. &. Rose. Barry COnfeciiOn
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25

SEED OATS 1900 bushels of fin"
Texas Red Rust-Proof oats from A.
VI F,rgusons 19l, breeding Hloci
%; sherman, Texas. Phone -. %
see l.. B J0ssrrand. one and one
half miles east of Durant. VIZ
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-25
SPECIAL BARGAINS
on
sEAsoNABlE GOODS

rv ,;iuyhams very nice patterns. assorted stripe.
" cbecks and plaids the colors are guaranteed to
NJ, fast at special price per yd or i'c ana 2"'
,,l and light Percale in very pretty patterns, in
~ stripes polka dot: the coors are absolutely fast;
'!J q, nor ward 1jc, 9Oc. and 95c
,, ,.ayy Weight Outing Flannel assorted light
and dark patterns priced per yard 15c l1ac and zoe
Good grade eached Domestic per yard i"c' 72c' 2"c
pv, domestic at l5c. l712c, 2Oc
Good Large Blankets special prices $780, w. $3.50, W
We are offering ClOsingOut Prices what Is lett in our
Ladies, Coats. Dresses and Skirts. Price these before
buy ng.
The circle banner., 1918-02-08
Letter From Circle Boys

Continued from page one)
I'll say so.
Every time the train stopped in
a town the boys would run for
the stores. Everybody we met
seemed to treat us so nice, many
girls and women came shook
hands with us. We seemed to
be welcome to talk to everyone,
cause we were Uncle Sans boys,
They all seemed to respect and
understand that we were going
for them.
While pulling out of Baker City,
Oregon, a large dog started to
run after the train and got so
close one Of the boys got hold of
him and took him aboard the
train. He's now our maskot and
we named him Baker. Talk
about feed him, I'll say so. Near
ly every town we went through
we hollered and waved so they
could easily tell we were a live
bunch OF Sammies. In nearly
every town we stopped we
would gather and give our yell
which was:
We are, we are, for the Nation,
The Northwest troops of the Aviation.
The last night while in our
coaches we had a grand time sit !
ting up telling stories, eating cake
cookies, and fruit. Ofcourse no