The Chickasha daily express., September 01, 1916, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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0II0KAIKA DAILY SXFIBII, CBIOKAIfiU, OlHEOm
PAQI THRE1.
STJE FAia A'JTO SKQV
TO HAVE ALL 1S17 MODEL
...,h.. jMnt ,, , -.Hill IMM
J. S. Ko-ixla
A T1
director In charg
of the Autonn
1 LLiJ-IIC
liilo DiviHiou
the State Fair
Texas, announce
that plans for th
biggest autom
U-Jo show t. h
Wmtn ever eai
have been coir
See the Fall
Hats at
iIicdif SdhdixiDll KDsi vs
as
m '
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pleted by the Fa
management, urn
that the activi
Intfrest and e
onoratlon of th
Texas dealers 'ha
boon secured.
Durlne the nas
, !, . yWr the Autc
J. S. GARNER, Manager
"The Little Store With a Big Conscience'
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invitation to Ai
Don't waste your time and strength
on hand pumps! Just drive up to our
place and get all the air you want
We maKe no charge for ths service.
It's merely one cf the many courtesies
we are always glad to extend to you.
Don't thinK that we expect you to
buy gasoline or oil every time you
stop here. We Know that one often
needs air or water when he doesn't
need anything else.
And we Know that the low price
we charge for the grade of gas and
oil we handle is the only inducement
necessary to get you here when you
want anything in that line.
BARTON BROS. GARAGE
116 South 4th. Phone 78.
j ABOUT PERSONS
': C. M. Russell has given $50,000 to
n hospital In Mnsslllon, O.
S. D. Bridges of Vrronn, Me., spon
sors the theory that ilsh talk.
, Col. George Fnbynn has given $12,
000 worth of radium to a Geneva (111.)
hospital.
' Miss liettio Putton, seventy-six, re
tires In Cleveland after 53 years of
public school teaeliin.it.
4 "
Mrs. F. P. Wilson, dead In Arkadel-phi.-i,
Ark.', leaves $20,0(10 u endow
ment for Ouaehita college.
David Guessferd, 30 years mourned
ns deny!, recently returned to his pa
rental home In Townsend, Del.
' Willi. im Sto"" tvventv-even of
Illoomington, 111., Is said to be able
to solve orally any arithmetical prob
lem given him.
W. C. Condit has completed 50 years
ns pastor of Ashland (Ky.) Presbyte
rian church. Succeeded his father.
Never has held any other pastorate.
M. ,T. McDonald of Eliicottville, N.
Y., attacked by a vicious bull, was
saved by his collio dog which re
ceived fatal injuries In fighting the
bull.
Ernest Murphy of Concord, N. II., be
fore starting with Guardsmen for Mex
ico killed his pet horse, two dogs and
a cat, rather than leave them to the
care of strangers.
Investors.
Eomo men have no use for the
Donds of friendship unless they pay a
lividend. Kansas City Journal.
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That Cigar has the All-Havana Aroma
it's ;
GEM
t LflMC HiAVAHA FlUCB
"A real smoke"
5-Cent
Built for discriminating smokers that favor
the Havana flavor. Try one.
F. R. Ric M. C Co., St. Louin, Mfr. of Mercantile and Ldy
Devonshire High Grd 10-Crit Ctgar
I!
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o. rxC,,ua,.. nioblle TUlllllin
In Fair Park, Dallas, which houses thi
big show, has been extensively re
modeled and redecorated, and its fa
duties hare been brought right don-
to date, bo that the 1316 show will b
presented under the most favorabl
conditions possible.
There is no doubt but what thi,
show will be presented under the mos
favorable conditions possible.
There Is no doubt but what thJi
Bhow will bo Intensely interesting t
many prospective car owners through
out the Southwest, as it offers prac
tic-ally the only opportunity the peo
pie of this section will have to see al
the new 1917 models side by side, am
to make comparisons of the relativt
Tf les of each.
John W. Atwood, of Dallas, who
president of the Automobile Dealers
Association, states that the member!
of that body are all actively lntereste(
in tho coming show and are makinj
extensive preparations for their ex
hibits and demonstration work.
It Is authoritatively stated that prac
tlcally all of the popular makes wll
be Included In the big show at tin
State Fair of Texas, and that eact
will be represented by Its very lates
models. Trucks and commercial can
will be seen in large numbers, as wcl
as the best of the exclusively ploasun
cars.
MANY MADE PRODUCTS
WILL BE SEEN AT STATE FAIf
i
li
S. I. M linger, di
rector in charge
of the Manufac
tures Division o
the State Fair o
Texas, announcei
that the display!
in his section thi
year will bo t
revelation to Fai:
visitors, and tha
practically everj
manufacturer o
any importance
in the Southwesi
will be represent
ed with a gooc
and thoroughly
representative ex
hibit.
c. , Particular atten
I. Munger tjf)n has boen pai
by the Fair management this year t(
the matter of securing exhibits of tin
products "made4n-Texas," and it Is
stated that these products will be ai
the Fair in overwhelming numbers.
The average Texan has little or nc
real Idea of the wonderful dirersitj
of products made in this State, and tlit
'Made-in-Texas" exhibits are expected
lor this reason, to be of a great iea!
of interest. They will include hun
dreds of articles which are not gen
erally attributed to Texas manufac
turers, but which are actually made
here and well made, too.
The Manufacturers exhibits at the
Btate Fair are . always intereting
This year, because of their increasec
numbers, and also because of the in
creasing importance of Texas as a
manufacturing State, they are ex
pected to be even more ao.
W. H. Stratton, secretary of the
Pair Association, states that practi
pally all the available space in the
Manufactures Building has been con
tracted for, but that a few choice po
sitions are still remaining, and thai
these may be secured by writing dl
met to the Fair Association, Dallas.
We have a complete line of School Clothes for
hoys and girls, including School Shoes.
Bring your boys and girls to the Eagle to be outfitted for school.
You will be pleased with the merchandise and prices
HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES
4 WJMWI T-TttWffUiWaWKW-rWT
LIBRARY BULLETIN.
I
STATE FAIR ATTRACTIONS
OF NEW HIGH STANDARI
I t-" J
H. A. Olmited
The amusement
features provided
for the 1916 State
Fair of I Texas
which opens ai
Dallas October 14
are the very bem
ever offered bj
any Fair manage
ment.
This positive as
sertion Is made
by II. A. Olmsted
director In charge
of the State Fair's
department o:
Carnival and Mu
eic, and is baseti
upon contracts al
ready signed witt
some of the besl
carnlyal and mu
nig
Ilia
6ical organizations in the countrT,
The F. A. Wortham Shows, consid
tred by many to be lb best carnival
on the road today, will be at Fall
Tark throughout the period of tie
Fair, October 14 to 29. With this car
nival are some of the best and highest
priced attractions in the carnival
morld ,and these shows re stir to be
of great interest to every Fair visitor
The various musical programs, ol
which tbero will be many, will be!
Beaded by Flaviu Band. This 4 the
organization .headed by A. F. Flavlu,
which worn premier musical honors at
tfl Panama-Pacific exposition, playing
both the opening and closing engage
ment.s. Mr. Fiariu will hring the
Mine organization to Dallas that
scored to heavily at Sam Francisco.
nd a raal treat is romised tnosic
lovers of thn Southwest.
The various other attractions and
musementi are the very bt of thnlt
kinds 4 there is o iou'.it that the
Btertainment features of the 1916
State Fair will excei U toraitr offer
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Library hours, 2 to C, and 7 to 9.
Phono 1124.
New Fiction Received at the Carnegie
Library.
Allen A Cathedral Singer. (
Atherton - Mrs. Balfano.
Bennett Hilda Lesisways.
Bennett Clayhauger.
Beach Heart of tho Sunset.
Beach Crimson Gardenia.
Brcbncr Master Petectlve.
Bates Geranium Lady.
Bennett Gates ot Wrath.
Caufield Bent Twig.
Farnoi Boltane, tho Smith.
Glasgow Life and Gabriella.
Hueston Prudence of tho Parson
age,
Johnston Fortunes of Garin.
Kipling Kim.
London Little Lady of tho
House.
McFarlane Held to Answer.
Porter Just David.
Poole The Harbor.
Stanley Dr. Llewellyn and
Fr'ends.
Stanley Tho Master of U; iaka :
. Sand Consuelo.
Sinclair The Belfry.
Sawyer Seven Miles to Arden.
Tarkington Seventeen.
Wodehouse Uneasy Money.
White Tho Gray dawn.
Juvenile.
Bennett Barnaby Lee.
Martin Her Husband's Furso.
McCarter The Corner Stone.
Bennett Master Skylark.
Burrill Master Skylark, dramatized.
, Burnett Sara Crewe and Little
Saint Elizabeth.
Bigham Fanciful Flower Tales.
( Banta & Benson Brownies and
Baboitt Jataka Tales.
Goblins. ,
Bii:inghour:;t A Hundred Fables ot
La Fontaine. j
Coryell Diego Pinzon.
Coolldge Miscvtef's Thanksgiving.
Cruik Bow-Wow and Mew-wew.
Dix A Littlo Captive Lad.
Dix Soldier Itigriale.
Dalrymplo Littlo Mo Too.
i Eastman Smoky Days and Wigwam
Evenings. ,
Ewing Lob-Lie-by-the-Fire.
Faulkner Old Russian Tales.
Gladden Santa Claus on a Lark.
Grinnell Jack in tho Rockies.
Grinnell Jack the Young Ranch
man. Hale Peterkin Papers,
i Howells Christmas Every Day.
Jacobs Blue Bonnett Keeps House.
Noyes Lords of Misrule.
Pyrnelle Diddle Dumps and Tot.
Ruxton In the Old West.
KUaw Cafctle Blair. '
Wbitvfly A Summer In Leslio Gold
waite's Life.
Non-Fiction.
Bartholomew A Literary and His
torical Atlas of Europe.
Bartholomew Atlas of Ancient and
Classical Geography.
Bryant Famous Pictures of Heal
Boys and Girls.
McSpadde.n thakerrerlau Synop
sis. MtSpadden Synopsis ot Dickon's
Novels.
I McSpaddeaWaver'y Synopsis.
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