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Our Soda Fountain is a Delight to the thirsty. Delicious. Icy Cold SPECIALS in Bathing Caps From 35 Cents to $1.50 Each Rubber Bathing Belts Reversible, Two Colors, 50c Each 10, WNS Y ICE AREA Follow the crowd. There's a reason Personal and Local News Miss Boudousquie, Society Editor Mr. and Mrs. G. Machells and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Muller and family and Miss Noemie Lynch mot ored to Hammond last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Muller and family have returned to New Orleans after spending the summcr months at. their name In -Claibornc;. Miss Maigaret Hamm, of New Or leans, is thfe guest of Miss Eunice Holzhauser. Mrs. Milton Burns and grand daughter, Hazel Shaw, of New Or jeans, are spending some time w t'i Mrs. J. C. Burns and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Everett a'ui ,children, Junior and Dorothy Edith, left for their home in New Orleans after a delightful visit of two months spent here. Miss Jennie Galligler and Mr. Thos.. Gal:agher spent a few days with their aunt, Mrs. C. Ross. Mr. and Mrs.' L. T. Ragan enter tained at a childrens party in honor o.f their little daughter Claire's see ond birthday anniversary. Various games Were played. Delicious re treshments were served and a very enjoyable time was spent by all. Friencs here have received carls announcing the marriage of "Mrs. Irene Delery Perrin to Mr. Charles A. Shaw, which took place in New Orleans, Tuesday, Sept. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw have taken a short wed-. ding trip and on their return will be at home to friends at 2014 State street, New Orleans. Misses Retta Moses and Ethel P Schwartz have returned from Ashe ville, N. C., and other points, where they spent their vacation. Misses Wilmuth Warren, Elise Ray and Irma Domergue, after five weeks spent in the mountains of North Carolina, have returned.ý Mrs. Haggerty and Miss Mary Haggerty, relatives of the late Mich ael Collins of Irish Mme, have re turned to their home in New Orleans after two weeks spent here with Mrf. Theresa Connors. Enjoy Life and Be Happy! Our Ice Cream 'Parlor and Soda Fountain will help you tor do this. Call and let us serve you. COMPLETE LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES Prescriptions delivered at Abita Springts twice daily. RIN El R DRUG" CRNERSTORE VouII find Service and Prices Right NIGHT SCHOOL. Miss Lonnie Moses announces that she will conduct a night school for boys and girls, beginning Monday, September 11th. Hours from 7 to 9 p. m. ~ For further information telephone 109, Covington. Capt. and Mrs. John McNeely, of Abita Springs, announce the engage ment and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Olga, to Mr. John E. Brewster, of Covington, the wedding 'to take place at the Abita Springs Catholic Church on Thurs day, Selt. 28th, at 8 o'clock mass. As n cards have been Issued friends an Yrelatives are invited through this medium. BORN-To Mrs. B. A. Mutter (nee Ella Lasseigne), in New `Orleans, on Thursday; August 31, 1922, a girl, Doi othy Claire. Friends and paicquaintances' here will be glad to- hear of the marriage or Miand Sophie Quave, daughter if Mr. and Mrs. C: V. Quave, formerly c f Covingtcn, to Mr. Hunter McCon nell, which took place in San Pedro, California, August 1st. The marriage of Mrs. Bertha An "gud, o1 Covington, to Mr. Gaston Noble, of New Orleans, will be 'quiet ly solemnized here on Saturday after -icon, Sept 16th, at 2 p. in., at St. Peter's: Catholic Church. They will. leave on the afternoon train for Now Orleans where they will -reside. The America ,Street Bridge v-Club mnt last Friday afternoon at the iome of Mrs. S. Hartwig, the first pr.ze having been awarded Mrs. P. Phaul, consolation Mrs. . T Collins. Mrs. C. S. Frederick was a guest of thu club. They will meet next Fri day at the home of Mrs. E. G.:Rich ard, with Mrs. Drews as hostess. The Double T. G's. met last Thure day afternoon, at the home of Mrs C. S. Frederick, Mrs. _ R. N. Saater being awarded first prize, second to Miss Laurence Stevenson, consola tion to -.1iss Grace Menetre and guef t prize to Mrs. C. R. Schults. M.is. Frederick had as her guests Mr3. C, It. Schultz and Miss Genevieve Storm. Mrs. Harry Warner will entertain the club at its next meeting. The Matrons met Wednesday a! *ernoon with Mrs. C. R. Schultz as hostess, the first-prize having'been awarded Mrs. H. K. Goodwyn, con solation Mrs. F. N. Bondousqule and guest prize Miss Jessie Evans.: Mrs. -chults had as her guests Mrs. Chas. F. Buck, Jr., Misses laura Hosmer, Jessie Evans and Daisy Bertus The .zext meeting of the club will be at the home of Mrs. J. M. Simmons. Mr. aad Mrs D. H. Hoffman and Miss Virginia Hoffman have returned to New Orleans for the winter season after having spent the past several months at their summer home here. Miss Ethel Harris returned Sun day to her home in New Orleans and Mr. Arthur Clark to his home in Cincinnatti, 0., after several weeks 'pent here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. . M. Simmons and Miss. Esther Clerk Mr. and Mrs. Perry Shaul return ed Tuesday from Bay St. Louis, Miss., after several days spent here. Miss Ethel Wright; of New Or .eans, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Parker and family. Mrs. Warren H. Smith and sister, Mrs.. James Lee, left Wednesday for Ncw Orleans where they will spend some time, Mrs. Lee having gone over for medical attention. Miss Elsie Elchinger, of New Or leans, an ived Wednesday for a visit of several weeks to Mr. and Mra. Theo. Bush. . Miss Genevieve Storm has ,return ed to her home1 in Brookhave;, Miss., after several weeks spent here with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kerr. Messrs. F. J. Heintz and L. Levy spent Thursday in New Orleans on business. Mrs. L. M. Domengeaux has re turned to her home in Houston, Tex., after several weeks spent here with her sister, Mrs. L. C. Moise, and fam ily. Mr. Garland Moise, who also spent several weeks here at home, has returned to New Orleans. Mrs. Freston Burns, Mrs. J. C. Burns, Misses Gladys and Hester Burns, Messrs. Jack Burns and Cyp. Schoen went to Columbia, Miss., last Monday, to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ruth Collins Coney. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. York and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll, of Folsom, also attended the funeral. Miss Maud Harold, of New Or leans, is the guest of Mrs: Harry Warner and Miss Anna Maumus.. Miss Alice Crawford and Mr. Emile Hymel, of New Orleans, were recent visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Fergeson. Mrs. F. F. Young, Jr., left Monday for New Orleans where she will spend a week, ;laving gone over to join Dr. Youn. They expect to reaurn at the end of this week. Mrs. E. G Richard returaeJ last Wednesday frAm New Orleans; whe:e e spent several days. Mr. Warren Lots, -of New Orleans. spent the past week end he:e wita rriends. Miss Cecile Warren has resigned her position here with the law firm I! Miller & Miller to. accept a p.,sl tion in New ,Orleans. ,Mr. and Mrs. A. Orgerun and M1r Claud Henry and children of Houma spent several days here during the past week as -theguesty of Mr. and ]Jrs. J. V. Connaughton and Mr. and Mrs. H. Aadle. Mrs. Preston Burns and Mrs. :Alice Wilson have returned from Meridian. Miss., where they speht a week with Mrs. Wilson's relatives, having made the- trip in- Mrs. Wilson's car. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Douglas and family have returned to New Or leans--after spending the summer here. Judge P. B. Carter and District Attorney Brock, of Franklinton, La, were business visitors here during tn. past week. Miss Jessie Evans arrived Satur day from New Orleans and will send the week here with relatives and triends. Mrs. M. Commagere and Miss Louise Bragg have returned to, Bay St. Louis, Miss., after having spent) the summer here with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Prevost and family. Misi Angelo Ratto returned Sun day to her home in New Orleans after throe days spent here with Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Boudousquie. She was joined by Mr. Cecil Santana, who was their guest for the day. Mr. Karl Kammer left Monday for Detroit, Mich.. where he is eniploy ed, after a month spent here with his parents, -Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kam mer, and family. Their guest, Miss Eloise Brady, has also returned to her home in New Orleans after tw3 'reeks spent here. Mrs. J. Gaskins, after a visit of several days to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Schonberg, has returned to her home in New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Terrebonne and con and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kentzel are spending some time here with Ysrs. S. V. 'Kentzel and other rela tives and frinds. 'Mrs.,- Marie Louise -Evans has re turned from Port Allen, La., having spent the summer there with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Cazes. Mrs. J. Cooley and Miss G'abie Boudousqule motored to Onvil lIst Wednesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Collins and Miss lone Collins. Misses Clara and Virgie King -have returned from Bay Springs, Ala., where they visited relatives during 'lie summer months. Mr. and Mrs. Poupard and Miss Carmen Poupard ang Mr. and Mrs. Seghers and family returned Satur day to New Orleans after having oc cupied the Schwartn home hpre for the summer months. ' Miss Mary Pinckney, of New Or leans, apent-several days here during the- past week with Dr; and Mrs. M= R. Fisher. Mrs. Pierre Laborde and little son' of New Orleans, are visiting Mrs. -T. E. Brewster and family. While here they will also visit Mrs. Pierre La-, horde and family. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Linton and son have returned to New Orleans after several -weeks spent here as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Julian. H.: Smith and family. - Mrs. W. J. Thorn, of Syracuse, N. Y., formerly Miss Ethel Bougere, et Covington,,and her-uncle, Mr. -T. Wharton, of New Orleans, spent sev eral days here during the past week with friends. HEARTS AND FIVE HUNDRED. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Ameri can Legion will give a Five Hundred and Heart Party at the Legion head quarters in the Bradley building, op posite Commercial Bank, Monday evening, Sept. 11th, at 8:00 o'clock. Admission 2;5 cents. ANNOUNCEMENT. I have recently installed - ong of the latest Hoffman steam cleaning and pressing machines, which in= sures the very best work to be had. This machlie forces hot steam thrWf the clothes and sucks the dirt, dust and germs out of the material. Alt clothes pressed on this machine take' the shape and appearance of new goods-this we guarantee. We also do up-to-date tailoring. Clothes called for and delivered. A. PATECEK, Phone 59 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED '-N: MONTH OF AUGUST. Lucius Hampton to Bessie Lint sey, Covington, colored. Walter A. Taylor to Thelma W Wilson, New Orleans, white. Dave Duncan to Pearley Daniel, Covington, colored. George Nelson to Mrs. Josephiip9 A. Willie, Uneedus, white. Oscar Hutchinson, Folsom, to La, cille Farb, Covington, colored. :Isaac Bilbo to Eva Pittman, Pea& River, white. Frank T. Payne, New Orleans, to Ora G. White, Gretna, white. Douglas Daniels, Abita Springs, to Juleret Wesley, Covington, colored. Paul M. Horton, Baton Rouge, to Ruth E. Cooper, Madisonville, white. -Victor J. Baudier to Henrietta Harris, New Orleans, white. Joseph Sheridan, Houltonville, to Josephine Crockett, Covington, col ored. - - CHAPLAIN DOBYNS TEILS MORE OF THE CAMP LIPE EN JOYED BY THE BOYS Camp McClellan, Aug. 24. .j After thirty days of training dur ing which the boys, 2246 in number, have acquitted themselves handsome ly, the Citizens' Military Training. Camp will come to a close on the morning of Saturday, the 27th. Officers, are unstinted- in- their words of praide for the young men of the 4th Corps Area. These had come here of their own volitioni they knew what was ahead of them]-they" had 1steeled'. themselves for hard work and if they found conditions unlike the picnic boyish fancy mtght conjpare up, far from qualling or flinching, they improved every, min ute and feature, like men they real iy are, to quality as defenders of their country. In addition to learing the Idsgons, in the school tof the squad, the pro gress they made in that of the sol dier reached the climax when nearly all qualified either asn marksmen or sharpshooters.. St. Tammany's quota have done themselves proud. C. J. McLaih and Thos. T. Frederick return with med:, -aln testifying they can shoot, as botI are now sharpshooters; GGeoe W. Fendlason and Rudsell Federico .wear the insignia of marksmen; 'G. J. Davis in Troop A Cavalry can =show ..he boys back home a few stunts in equitation, and Cliffard King; born to. do big- things, is a full sized man "behind the guns." V. Blackwell, of Folsom, was a member of Co. A Ar tillery. This company is known as Doan's Pets. 'Yesterday, the' 2,3rd, was C. M. T. C. Field Day. Covingtonians can re call what that means for they have participated. in, or stood as specta tors, on several occasions at St.{ Paul or -on the fair grounds. As the field was heavy no records wer smashed In any of the events. Let me say here that the 87th 1)i vision baseball team composed most ly of Louisiana 'boys, boasts chain. 'pionship honors of the camp. Look' .hem over, ye-ans: Coco, c; Mazo rel, p; Boardman, p and 1b; nor man 2b; Meyers, as; Blanchard, 3b, and camp champion boxer, Landauer, cf. If you have seen them In action you will know why the 87th won five games against all comers and loat done. 'This afternoon the C. M. T. C. students and the Alabama National Guard, with Major Gen. Shanks and Brig. Gen. Winn and Gov. Kilby, of Alabama, present, witnessed the demonstration of a battalion in at tack. Your scribe penciled the fol lowing lines as he sat on a rack view ing the landscape bathed in peaceful sunshine, when all of a sudden he felt a violent jolt, he moved invol untarilp 'to a snugger position, fo: pandemonium had 'broken loose. But imagine a circular valley a mile in width. -- To the south' rise overshadowing mountains, on the north where; the grassy hillsides slope down to a level with the. valley, you will see disposed In serried array the several battalions of the C. M. T. C. and the Alabama National Guard. To the right of our point of obser vation, somewhere over yonder amid' the, copse,- are gathered the several units of an attacking force. The 221 Battalion of the 29th Inf. are giv :ng our young soldiers an object les son in attack upon the enemy who are concealed from view in their en trenchments on our left along the crest and slopes of a chain of hills. Two batteries of 75's, camouflaged to blend with the leafy woodland, and placed some hundred yards iit the rear of the infantry, have "open Again-On With the New! cu4rionien; i . ildren Footwear for Fall is here awaiting your early selec tion. F4men te: straight last semi-brogue still rules tihheavier grain leathers therbest dkoe valuene For women, patent leath The vogue of the ers in a wide variety of style strap still rules in treatment rule supreme. ;sWarm, dry feet all ofthe popular FOR CHILDREN on the bleakest models for Fall day which blows Girls' Shoes 'of tan or black, are assured with In black kid, all calfskin. Sizes 8 to 2 these grain patent, gray and 2.09 to 3. Brogues selling patent, 'we are Sizes 2j to7 3.00 t 4.50 now at showing 3 models specially priced at Cinderella Pumps with straps 4.50 4.50 to 6.50 across ankle. Sizes 81 to 2 1.50 to.2.75 Sizes 2j to 7 4.50 JF ys Sii,<5aes of p Jack tat; A calfskin. Sizes 1 to 13j 2.2.to 3.60 Sizes Ito 6o Rubbers, all sizes, 1.00 COVINGTON'S BIG STORE ed Are. Bang!. Bang! Youi look -around to see it. faces are growing pate. Bang! Bang! You shift po sition. Bang! Bang! barK the dogs of war. The battle is real-=-4t is earnest. This is 'no dream, bid we 'feel safe on these side lines. The projectiles whizz across our front, kick up a cloud of dust' and debris about the enemy, and shower: the~n with shrapnel: .The' tank squadron :F emerging from the woods, these ponderous jiggernauts ride down all Gpposing obBtacles, they pour kpou the enemy an avalanche of one pound and machine-gune bullets. 'the din is deafening. The lnfantry are now debouching upon the plain in line of skirmish ers, they fall 'down, they rise and go forward in rushes, yet not ali1 for some pa toll to the accuracy, 6f the enemy Are, and here and there you spy the khaki outlines of a motion les Afgure; Stretcher-beareri `make their way to the side 'of their fallen ,luddies. Fast and, furious is the ar tillery lire; above the sharp bang of the 75's, you hear the deep base of the howitrers now in action. Airplanes are 'soaring above, the enemy lines, taking notes on the 'enemy' movements td the rear: they signal ti our gunners, a' barrage of steel is thrown' acoss 'the enemy's front, to' =hamper the movements of reserves, they swoop down and drop the dbadly bombs.' Supported by a curtain of smoke shells and then lum )ering whippets, our infantry has gotten in lint- well upon the en trenchmcnts of the enemy whoi dXaf not show themselves in the fae'e 01 our 'withering fire." Our boys fix bay mnets,' ciarge, and plant the eoloRs.r They have won the day. This afternoon' Major Gen. Shanks reviewed the battalions of the C. M0 T .C. In an address to the boys hW declared he had 'taken' new inspire Lion from the sight of young Amerl can manhood volunteering for the work of preparing not for offense iii any direction,"but for defqgse of themf national' birthrights. HIe had no; hesitancy in confiding tle destinfl4 rf America to men who show. such appreciation of their' political insti tutions', and bring such enthusiasm'n Lo their work as had' qualified' ove"; 2000 to 'return next summer to coin tinue our finish,' eithdr the ' Red; White or Blue Course. Here it may be stated that the sues cosaful completion of the three courses by a' young man between the ages of 17 and 26- years will anake him eligible for a commission 'in the Officers Reserve Corps., The C. M. T. C. and O. R. CO sprang intd existence as a result of the experiences of' America in the World War. Not as a war, but as` a peace measure, they answer tlih question': shall an intelligent 'nation' f.irget the lessons of the past. !Tlidft past with its: unorganized . expend tut e of energy, unsystematized otitf' lly of treasutif loss' of time and sae-¢ rifice of, time and sacrifice of lires, is fresh in everybody's memory and 'stand T'forth as a startling object les son in national insurance. Anytone who has passed six weekit at Canp McClellan willt better under stand the power Xdf organization, disa ciplinO, training, the system of co! i mand and habit of obedience requi1-' e4 to make efficient soldiers out-'f patriotic citizens. A rifle in tile' handasot .these ta of nd avail tig energy is not guided, If the objective is not. jointed out; even .patriots must te} fed; to: wvio vIctri6$,th must have learned to maneuver; to A FREE DEV OPING All Films Purchased of Us Will Be Developed Free BULLOCH'S DRUG STORE X Rl**1*.d 9195 KODAKS .,_ MS ALBUMS oto A awa t get big ~BAR GAINS. The Selling-Out Sale is still on aworth of, higbgrade merchan dise to be sold at greatly reduc edoprces. Quick, actio'n means money to you. Look for big red sign. in front. 'athauer they ziqu t have leaders. This is, it needs ice, the apology to; inaugurating the Summer :Train-' iig amps'"May they grow in popu 'irity and increase in efficiunoy.