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THE CADUCEUS THE POST CANTEEN OUR COUNTRY STORE. Here is where we buy the rations which are “not in line of duty.” Like all general stores the post canteen offers the variety of merchandise from officers’ hoots to a stick of gum.. Lieut. Walter Mytinger is in charge of the hospital canteen service as well as acting registrar. Sergeant First Class Cameron is personally in charge of the original canteen and has superin tended the work of setting’up a second canteen on the company street. The men behind the counter of the “pay in cash or checks” store are, read ing from left to right, Private Brewn, Corporal Smith, Sergeant First First Class Cameron and Private Fitch. ' BLAZE OF GLORY The show of life that we once knew dt Liberty Park is returning with the refilling of the camp. Nearly every day finds a new store opened. The bright lights of “the soldiers’ play ground” are showing with their old-time glory. The limited service men and mem bers of the 122nd Infantry are now making use of the camp amusement center and every preparation is under way to give them a proper welcome. REVIVE TRENCH AND CAMP. It is promised that Trench and Camp, the Y. M. C. A. paper will be brought out again,- starting next week. L. W. Bloom, of Lakeland, Fla., a young newspaper man, has been brought here for the purpose of edit ing the organ. The Caduceus will be glad to give every aid to the publica tion. Candy, Soda Cigars, Magazines Postcards "WHEN DOWN TOWN VISIT Johnnie Clements’ CIGAR STORE 32 South Tryon Street CHARLOTTE GAVE VALUABLE SERVICE, The Red Cross in this Camp did some wonderful emer.genoy work among the 5,000 limited service men during the cold and rain of the past ' week. Many of these men arrived at Camp wearing sport shirts and low shirts and without coats. Major Gardner, the Red Cross Field Director, spent Saturday night and Sunday among these recruits and dis tributed eleven hundred sweaters, as well as a lot of warn* socks, doubtless saving many a boy from having to appear at sick call the next morning. The Caduceus thinks this good stuff. IN TIIK UIG CITIKS MUSICAL SHOWS are always crowded. It is due to the fact that this class of show is OF PEP and is entirely DIFFERENT to the usual run of VAUDEVILLE The Piedmont iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii is the only theatre in Charlotte presenting Musical Shows. We have seats to suit your pock et-book and every seat a good one Matinee 5c. lOc. 15c. Night, lOc. 20c 30c. Shows Continuous, 2 to 11 p. m. O’NEILL’S Other places may be good, but why Vake a chance when you can eat at O’Nei I’s, where all meals’ fond memories of are nome. O’NEILL’S aao-3:J2 SOUTH s U KKT NEXT TO THE Y. M. C. A. O’NEILL’S ■ f / k ’ si 'ri V- • i!,(' ■! , [I H, ( i - ‘ I ^ I rf'! • .M 9 ,
The Caduceus (Charlotte, N.C.)
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