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Page Six
Lamar Men Have
Thrilling Experience
On River Road
Clarence Brickley of Lamar, and a
••companion. whose name we were un
able to obtain, bad a thrilling experi
ence while motoring along the Rain
bow route on the upper river road in
a Ford car en route from Texas Creek
x±o Canon City last Wednesday.
While speeding along-at a good clip
‘•on a down grade about five miles west
of Pnrkdale. they were unable, for
some reason, to negotiate a sharp
curve in the highway and their ma
chine jumped over a cliff and landed
In the Arkansas river, fully 50 feet
'below. The car did not turn over,
bin nrude a Hying leap and landed in
•the water right side up So sudden
and unexpected was the accident that
neither of the young men had an op
portunity to jump, and were in their
seats when the car landed in the
stream. They were badly shaken up
by the force of the impact between
the car and the river bed. but were
not seriously, hurt.
The front wheels of the car were
crushed by the fall and some of its
machinery disarranged, but otherwise
the damage was not great The dis
abled car was brought here today for
repairs.
Saturday
FABRIZIO TO LEAVE
HOSPITAL SOON
Angelo Fabrizio of Coal Creek, wlio
has been taking treatment at the Mtn
nequa hospital for an injury received
■ to bis back, is expected to return to
bis home within the next few days,
- and he will resume his old position as
• weigh ’boss at Nushaft.
MRS. "SMITH
WISITS IN FLORENCE
Mrs A. H Smith of this city, ac
companied by her daughter. Miss Dor
athy, visited Florence relatives last
Thursday.
■PUEBLO LADY GUEST
AT KELLY HOME
Mrs. Mary Reed of Pueblo arrived
Friday afternoon to visit Mrs. J. D.
Kelly. 1306 River street.
ARRIVED TUESDAY TO
VISIT HER BROTHER
Miss Mary Maibach left here Tues
-day for Canon City to spend the next
-week visiting her brother, Cecil, and
-wife. —Trinidad Chronicle-News.
IMRS. MILLIKIN VISITS
iSISTER IN CITY
Mrs. George W. Millikin of La
.’Junta arrived in the city Friday after
raoon and will visit for a time with
her sister, Mrs. George Mix, 818 Main
afreet.
‘SONNELAND HOME FROM
•COLORADO SPRINGS
A. Sonneland, who has been spend
ing the past two weeks in Colorado
Springs, arrived home Friday after
noon.
•UTAH STUDENTS RETURNS
’TO SALT LAKE CITY
Hugo Porkomy or Rockvate. who
-was called home by the death of his
. .mother, returned to his studies at the
'.University of Utah. Salt Lake City,
afternoon.
MITCHELL AGENT
VISITS CITY
William Morgan of the Mitchell Mo
/ tor Plow Company, a new organiza
tion was in the city Friday on hnsl
: ness
JOHN LARSON
•VISITING HERE
John Larson of Carbondale is regls
-tered at the Canon hotel. Mrs. Lar
• son was recently operated on for ap
pendicitis at the Graves hospital, and
‘is recovering nicely.
•CANON CITY PARTY
MOTOR TO PUEBLO
Mrs. Phil Chappell and mother. Mrs.
’Newell, accompanied by Mesadems R.
■ S Reall and F. B. Campbell, motored
-to Pueblo Fridav Mra. Newell, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Chappell,
-took the train for her borne at .Topltn.
Mo., from Pueblo.
•GEORGE HALSTEAD
HOME FROM NAVY
Oeorge Halstead, who ha* been sta
• Uonad at Ran Pedro. Cal., on the Min
neapolis for tbe past year. returned
to this city yesterday, and 1s the
.guest of hi« parents. Mr. and Mrs.
'R n Halstetad. George has been
• very 111 with rheumatism and is just
• reeuperatlng. He is on a 26-day fur
lough
•CHARLES KIENZLE
•MUCH BETTER
Charles Klenzle, little son of Mr
•and Mrs. Clay Klenzle of the McClnre
Y nonse. Is rerovering from a long ill
ness and is able to he about again.
SHIPMENT OF
'CATTLE TO DENVER
Wright fr Morgan are shipping a
-carload of stork rattle to Denver to
day. and will bring hark a rnrload of
i/at rattle.
JACK M'KELLAR
'GOES TO DENVER
.Tack MrKeMar of WrstrlifTe spent
TYidav In this rfty. and later left for
Denver
MASONS MOVE
TO CRIPPLE CREEK
Mr and Mrs Frank Mason of Sec
ond street have moved to Cripple
Creek where they will make their fn
t.ure home
IMPROVING ROAD
COUNTY CREW
The county road gang, under the
■supervision of Road Overseer W. P
White, are making some Improvement
on the Chandler road In the canon
•hove the Rmerald mine The rock
in being blasted out and In many
places the road is being widened. This
stretch of highway has been in bad
• shape for some time, and the fact that
• improvements are being made will be
I welcome news to the many people who
" use the road.
FOSTERS MOVE TO
1 RUDD AVENUE
J. W. Foster and family former res
idents on College avenue, have moved
to 717 Rudd avenue
1 WESTCLIFFE MEN
: VISITING HERE
( M. V. Kilraeroy anc soc of West
. cliffe, are in the city to visit Mr. Kil
• mercy’s daughter, who is a student at
i Mt. St. Scholastira’s Academy.
JUDGE NEWETT
BUSINESS VISITOR
Judge Newett of Buena Vista is in
the city on business connected with
; the Odd Fellows’ Horae.
KNOWLTON ON
THE SICK LIST
Arthur Knowlton, manager of the
Frank L. Smith store. Is quite 111.
GEROUX FAMILY
VISITING HERE
D. Geroux and sons, Harvey and
Victor of Westcllffe are registered at
the Strathmore The family are mov- .
ing to their new home In Florence.
DENVER MAN HERE
ON BUSINESS VISIT
H. E. Tjernland of Delver is a bus!- . i
ness visitor in Canon City today, and i
is registered at the Strathmore. ■
NEBRASKA MAN ,
GUEST IN CITY
George S. Perry of Beatrice. Neb., -
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. A. John
son. Mr. Perry is Mrs. Johnson’s ,
brother. ;
MRS. THOMAS AND
SISTER VISIT PUEBLO
Mrs. W. C. Thomas and Miss Helen .
Linkins attended the oratorio given ,
at Pueblo Thursday evening. While .
in Denver they were the guests of f
Mrs. T. H. Devine. |
IS NOW REGARDED ,
OUT OF DANGER
Mrs A. Sonneland left Friday eve
ning for Oakland. Cal., being called (
there by the illness of her son, Char- (
lie Sonneland. A telegram received (
this morning states that the young
man is out of danger.
NO MORNING SERVICE
SERVICE AT CHRIST CHURCH ,
Owing to the continued Illness of
Rev Don Frank Fenn. rector of the (
congregation .there will he no early
service at Christ Episcopal church
Sunday morning. Sunday school at
9:3ft and morning prayer and sermon
at 11 o’clock, however, will be held as j
usual, as will also the evening serv
ice at 7:30. H. J WJnne of Denver
will conduct both the 11 o'clock and
7:30 services.
MARRS NOW RESIDE
IN DETROIT. MICH.
A letter received by a Canon City
friend of Mrs. John Marr. formerly *
a well-known resident of Canon City,
will be of interest to many of her old 1
friends here. The Marr family are
now residents of Detroit, Mich. The 1
elder daughter. Miss Louise., is man
ager and assistant buyer for a Detroit 1
firm, and Miss Ruth is a professional l
musician, being at present a member I
of the Gallo-English Opera Companv «
She has crossed Canada and is now I
making Pacific coast cities She Is ’
singing minor roles, but is under
study of one of the leading dramatic i
sopranos, and has had the opportu- •
nlty of singing the role one evening I
and scoring a success. Mrs. Marr I
speaks of her many friends In this
city with great cordiality and has 1
many pleasant memories of days here. ■
MRS. TURNER AND DAUGHTER i
START FOR OKLAHOMA I
Mrs. A. J. Turner and little daugh- |
ter, Norma Jean, left this morning
for Roff, Oka. Mrs. Turner departed •
earlier in the week, being called to :
the bedside of his father. (
RETURNED TO LEADVfLLE
HOME SATURDAY
Louis Bochatay of Leailvllle. who
has been visiting his mother. Mrs ,
White. 252 GrifTin avenue, left for hi- j
home Saturday afternoon.
CHRISTIAN SENIORS
WIN CHAMPIONSHIP
Thu' Christian Senior basketball ,
i learn ‘Von th- ehapionship by defeat
ing the Nazarene Mission Wednes- J
day at the Y. M. C. A., by a score of
50-9. The Christian team won every
game they p ayed this season.
This team is going to play the win- 1
ner of the Sunday School League in
Colorado Springs sometime In the '
. near future. The Christians are or
1 ganizing a baseball team and expect |
| to have as good a ball team as they j
I did in basketball.
BOXERS TRAINING
FOR BATTLE
Kid Reed of Denver and Kid Bruce
of Coal Creek are training at the gym
nasium of the Rockvale “Y," and
Bruee expects to go to Denver aoon
for a contest with one of the beat
lightweights that can be secured.
Reed may also get on, and both of
them are training strenuously for the
ovenL
FLORENCE LADY
VIBITB AUNT.
Mlsh Agnes Aadrews of Florence is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Hans Rhlger.
THE HULLB ENJOYING
FLORIDA VIBIT.
In the course of a letter to The
, Dally Record from Delos Hull at Rt.
Petersburg. Fla., who with Mrs. Hull
is spending the winter there, under
date of March 4th, he says:
j “We are enjoying a very good sea
son down here. The weather has been
fine except for a few days when the
Void slopped over from the north and
( reached down In this direction. The
( Florida sunshine, howthrer. was too
strong tor It to last very km*. This
Is onr Wrd winter In tills state and
The Canon City Record, Thursday, fiCareb *B, cg-zo.
we like it very much. On account of
the warm climate we have been com
paratively exempt from our old mal
ady, the rheumatism. There has been
no influenza here this year."
MRS. RAYBURN
VISITING HERE
Mrs. Ben J. Rayburn and daughter
of Florence are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Daisy Ellis.
Thursday
NOW RESIDES IN
CLOVER STREET
Ben Sage, of the postoffice force,
has moved from 314 North Fourteenth
street to 816 Clover street.
MISS SKINNER GIVES
MUSICALE LAST NIGHT
Miss Mimi Skinner pleasantly enter
tained the Methodist choir Wednesday
[evening at a musicale. Dainty refresh
uients were served later in the eve
ning.
SEATTLE JAZZ HOUNDS
ARE HERE TONIGHT
The Seattle jazz hounds, who have
made such a hit with their jazzy
dance music in this part of the state, 1
are scheduled to put on a spasm this
, evening at the Annex hall. The seven
1 spasmists both p'ay and dance and
their male quartet is full of pep and
harmony. They intend to give the <
dance lovers something different this <
evening. .<
HUNDREDS CROWD WELL
WORTH STORE THIS MORNING
Again it has been proven that it
pays to advertise. Hundreds of women 5
attended the first opening sale of the ■
Wood-Well-Worth Stores Company 1
this morning, and the buying was fast t
and furious For a time it was nec- t
egary to close the doors, so great was I
the eroded of shoppers This opening *
has already resolved itself into the
biggest sale in the history of the store i
PUEBLO LADY ATTENDS
THE D. A. R. CONVENTION
Mrs. T Kimmell or Pueblo is in the
city attending the D. A. R. convention
RETURNS TO HOME
IN ROCKY FORD
Miss Gertrude Crozier, department
president of the T.adies of the G. A.
R.. who has been in the city, leaves
this evening for her home at Rocky
Ford.
PUEBLO LADIES
AT CONVENTION
Pueblo is well represented at thf
D. A R. convention .and among thos*
now in the city are Mesdames S. \
Forbush. Wnlter L. Wilder. Frank C .
Rogers. Arthur A Rproat, R. C. R ib«
and Alfred A Watkins are reeisteu-d
at the Strathmore.
ROCKY FORD
WELL REPRESENTED
Mesdames J. E. Sherer. D. H
Greene, W M. Egbers. Belle Re*d an»i
A. C. Davis of Rocky Ford are in at
tendance at the D. A. R. conventloa
STRATHMORE MAKING
BIG IMPROVEMENTS
The management of the Sttathmore
hotel are making some needed im
provements. Ten rooms are being re.
plastered and redecorated, and will
soon be ready for use.
FUEL MAN
VISITS CITY
E. P. Llnsky. representing the Vic
tor-American Fuel Company, is In tin
city on business.
IMPROVING NICELY AT
HOLMES’ HOSPITAL
Friends of Mrs O. 1,. Mclntl r e wlil
be pleased to know that she Is con
valescine from her recent Illness at
the Holmes hospital
FRANK COLE
HERE FOR VISIT
Frank Cole, who has spent several ,
Winters In Canon City, is reeistered
at the McClure house. He Is a resi- ,
dent of Monte Vista.
HANS STOCKDER
IN SALIDA
Hans Stockder went to Snlida re
cenfly to look over the labor sltnatfon
|ln the Interests of the Empire 7, lnc
Company He Is out after more help
for tbe construction department of ■
I the company
LOCAL OIL COMPANY
BEGINS OPERATIONS
Work was started yesterday by the
Canon Petroleum Company on the A
J Green ranch on Four Mile A der
rick is now in process of construction
EARLS MOVE TO
MAIN STREET HOME
The A L. Earl family moved from
1210 North Tenth street last Wednes
day to 1220 East Main street
(AGED COMRADES VIE
I WITH THE YOUTH
Comrade W. Y. Jenkins Is adding a
room to his house, 624 Pike avenue,
i This gentleman, who boasts 81 years,
I Is assisted in his labors hv MaJ. flhlr
i ley. who is 76 years of age. They
j are now working on the roof, and the
person who said that man's efficiency
; 1 was below par at 50 years, should take
a look at their work.
ED HOWELLS MAKING
HIS ROUNDS AGAIN
Ed Howells, auto accessory sales
man. Is out on his first trip after a
I I long Illness Mr Howells, during a
severe cold spell about December 1.
had both feet badly frozen His
friends In this city are glad to wel.
' | come hlrn again
PORTLAND GIRL
I DIES HERE
r Lucy, the daughter of Mr.
* and Mrs Ben English of Portland,
. died at the Graves hospital in this
I I city Wednesday morning at 5:45, fol
i lowing a four-days’ Illness with ty-
I phnid-pneumonia.
The attack had run some time be
> fore she was brought to the hospital
i, The remains were taken to the Del-
I bert parlors In Florence and will be
f aent to Puebla Friday for
i-j Mr. English is ,*anta Fe section fore
-- man at Portland, where the family
i have resided for the past seven years.
DR. REITER GOING
TO OKLAHOMA FOR VISIT
J Dr. F. W. Reiter will leave Saturday
f for Yale. Okla., on a 10 days’ trip-.
» While absent he will visit Guthrie, Ok
lahoma City, and will also visit a den-
Ital convention at Tulsa. On the way
home he will take a look at Texas
points.
HOME FROM THEIR
CALIFORNfA VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. George Crow and two
' children, who have been sojourning
In California for several weeks, have
. returned home.
CANON CITY LADIES
GOING TO PUEBLO
! Misses Ruth Goetz and MWfcent
' Steacy will go to Pueblo this evening
fo attend the performance of the ora
] forio. "Elijah.” which will be present
ed there by artists of note.
.CENTER PEOPLE
VISIT HERE
R E. Greene and family of Center.
Colo., drove over to this city yesterday
In their car and are guests at the
• Canon hotel.
LOOKING AFTER
MINING INTERESTS
E W. Eddy, accompanied by Carl
Beatty and Carl Lee. motored to West
clfffe yesterday on business connect
ed with the Skek City mining prop
erty.
SPRINGS PARTY ARE
ATTENDING CONVENTION
An nutomoblle party from Colorado
Springs. consisting of Mesdames
Speed Tucker. Mary A Morris. John
Lennox and W K. Argo arrived yes
terday to attend the D A. R. conven
tion.
MRS. BRYANT GUEST
AT GRAY HOME
Mrs. Charlie Bryant of Concrete is
▼ialtlng Mr- w B Ormy, r >n Hum
avenue.
RETURNS TO
SAGUACHE HOME
Mrs Milo Means of Saguache. wht>
has been in the city, called here by
the illness of her father, J W. Swartz,
returned home Wednesday afternoon
RIDGEWAY GUEST
RETURNS HOME
Mrs E. L Hopkins, who has spent
the past week here, returned to her
home at Ridgeway Wednesday after
noon.
MRS. BUNTEN
MUCH BETTER
Mrs L. F Bunten is able to be
.around again after h**r recent illness
SCOVIE BEATS
THE INFLUENZA
Mr Scovie was able to be on the
street again today, after a siege of the
flu-pneumonia Mr Scovie is con
nected with the Gibson Dumber Com
pany.
COTOPAX t MEN
HERE WEDNESDAY
Charles McCoy, S Ross and Vert
Coleman of oCtopaxi were in town on
business Wednesday. They report
the flu conditions as very much Im
proved in their district
WESTCLIFFE MAN
BUSINESS VISITOR
Lloyd Wright of Westcllffe is in the
city on business.
DENVER FOLKS
SEEK LOCATION
Mr and Mrs. E. Bury of Denver
are In town They are 'ooklng for a
location and expect to remain In this •
city.
Friday
PICTURE MAN HERE
ON BUSINESS TRIP
R. C. Ryan of The National Theater
Corporation. Is In the city booking ,
pictures. He talked to Jease Jones.
BIG PICTURE
COMING HERE
Mr. Wolfe, representing the Ooldwn
Pictures Corporation, is in town Mr
Kansas Mothers and
Those Women Who
Dread Middle Life
Atchison. K •>
—“I took Ur.
Pieroe'ii Fevorii*
I’reHcrittfiofi «Jitr
illK «*xpW lj»|u-y nik
if v-nx h ;ir» i«r i«< If
to ijw. if was the
tiM'aiiK of keeping
me in good «•* i»*»i
tiori nnd wli*-n I
name to foHd!-
I took if ntvAn mimJ
i l bru»> v • in* 1
'throng! im-jhiwml
ifcl) !
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Dr.Pierre’** Favorite Pi-** , rip»i IRS.
C. C. HIN ES. H‘2f, Mound ••<*.
! After long expcriei <«• in tin- »r»'itiricnt «»f
women's eli*~*- .-• ■ . In. Pi** rce evolved :*
vegetable tort in und corrective which lio
railed Dr. Pierre’* K t vorite Pr»**rHptlon.
This is a purely v* getuble pr*| strut ion,
without a particle of ah ohol contained in it.
When a woman complain* of backache,
dixsincMH or pain—wlien everything looks
black before her eyei*-- u drugging feeling,
or bearing-down, with nervousness, she
should turn to this “temperance” herbal
tonic. It can l«e obtained in almost every
drug store in tin- land and tbe ingredients
are printed in plain English on tbe wrapper.
Put up in tablets or liquid. Dr. Pierce, of
Invalids’ Hotel, ItufTalo, N. Y., will Mod a
trial sine of tin- tablets for ten cents.
When Weak and Nervous
Kansas City, Kan*.: — "I have taken Dr.
pieree'* Favorite Prescription ninny times
with very k«mml results. I have taken it for
woman's weukmsts when 1 was all run-down,
weak und nervous and it noon had me built
up in health and strength. I have taken it
at different times us a tonic and it has never
failed to give relief. I have also recom
mend**! it to others who have Ijecn wonder
fully beuefitod by its urn.
“An I have done lota of nuraing 1 aiu in a
position to know that ‘Favorite Prescrip
tion’ has saved the life of many a woman."
—MitS. A. OEHRIOKR, 1402 Wood Arm.
[- . Wolfe is arranging for thw showing
i* hereof John Fox. Jr., story: ”The Lit
/ tie Shepherd of Kingdom Come.”
■ THE BOBBINS FAMILY
MOVE TO CONCRETE
Mr. and Mrs. F. Sv Robbins and fern
r ily, late residents off South Canon. :e
--. moved to their new home near Con
• crete Thursday, where they expect to
- establish sr dairy. Grandpa Robbins,
’ who resides with his son. will remain
i flere as the* guest of 5Tr. and Mr*. C
!C. Patterson until the ethers get sat
tred before going to Concrete. Mr.
and Mrs. Lombard will take posses
( sion of the Robbins place about
: March 15. *
TOCES GOES
TO OKLAHOMA
John Toles left for Watts. Oklo»..
i Wednesday evening.
MILLER BUYS
AN OAKLAND
J E.fl Miller recently purchased a
'new Oakland touring car from C. If
! Shirley. Mr Miller, who is now vis
iting in Indiana, will go to the Oak
land factory and drive the car home
this spring.
OAL OEWEESE
GOES TO TEXAS
I>al DeWeese left last night on the
Santa Fe for Teras, where he will
look after his oil interests.
BROGAN GOES
TO MISSOURI
J H. Brogan off Chandler left for J
Vernon. Mo . on the Santa Fe Thurs
day evening.
WILL VISIT IN
TUCSOI4. ARIZ.
Mr and Mrs J p Biggs left on
Wednesday evening on the Santa Fe
for Tuscon. Arir.. where they will
‘ visit.
MUSIC LOVERS
ATTEND ORATORIO
Mrs Fred Reiter, and the Misses
Marie and Louis** Ouamar. Lillie HU
slncer and Klsle Hughes formed a
party of music lovers who attended ■
the oratorio. “Elijah.” at Pueblo
Thursday evening They report the ;
affair, which waa given as a dedication
of the new municipal organ, to have
b****n most enjoyable, and the work of
both soloists and chorus to have been
of a very high order of artistry.
COVERED DISH
SURPRISE TODAY
The Friends In Council enjoyed a
“Covered Dish Pav” at the K. of P
hall at 1 o'clock today The commit.
t**e in charge of the affair were Mea
dnmex G A Cleland. Fred Reiter and
The«*dore Ashfey.
HAMMONDS ARE
WELL AGAIN
Mr and Mrs. W. I* Hammond re
turned to their home at Saguache Fri
day afternoon Roth Mr and Mrs
Hammond have h* *-n very 111 while In
the city and their many friends here
will welcome the news that they en
tlrely recovered.
R G .LEE GOES
TO PUEBLO
It O. Lee w*mt to Pueblo Friday on
s business trip
MISS MAURfNE HUBBARD
RETURNS HOME
Miss Ms urine Hnbhard. who Is a
student at the Baptist College In Pen
• ver. Is In the city spending her spring
vacation with b*»r parents Mr and
Mr F B Hubbard
DENVER MAN HERE
ON BUSINESS TRIP
Edward Maddon of Denver is In the
|c|iy on business
REEL CALIFORNIANS
BACK IN TOWN
• “The Reel Ca’ifornla Girls” have
returned to Canon City and bare rone
un to their mountain home, Vista
Point, on the Gorge road
DRAKES ON
WAY HOME
I A E. In his receipt of a (
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER S
O A S -r " O R ! A.
1 *—" _* —1 1 - 1 —■ "i
! THE SPRAY OUTFIT WHICH HAS
PROVEN ITS WORTH
It is now firmly established and generally recognized
that a superfine spray is essential to thorough spraying.
Fruit-Fog, the scientifically atomized super-spray, is today
the finest known form of spray. It is produced by the
High Pressure—
HAYES
Fruit-Frog Sprayers
<>n» important element of the perfect Hayee Fruit Fo* Sprayer
I* the famous Fairbanks Morae “Z" engine This well known engine
WUM aoloeted In an elimination teat In which practically every worth
while engine in America w.h inspected
Keineembcr epraying le the aalvation of the fruit orchard -pro
viding it le thorough And a superfine, fog like apray is essential to
thoroughness
Experienced groweis know that It pays to have the best In spray
Ing apparatus Come In and see the best
A PIECE OF ALUMINUM WARE FREE TO
EVERY LADY
who makes a purchase of ft no or more at our store during the month
of March Bach piece of alum Ilium Is of good quality and Is a useful
kitchen utenHil.
Thomas Hardware Co.
710-712 MAIN ST. PHONE CANON 254
L -
telegram from Prof. O B. Drake, say*
♦hat ho and his little son John, expect
c*> be in Canon City Monday.
HUBBARDS IN
NEW APARTMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Hubbard have
moved Into their new partmeut re
cently remodeled for them in the
Riggs building Mr Hubbard Is man
ager of the J C. Penney s*ore.
FRANK RUNDAHL
GOES TO DENVER
Frank Rundabl went to Denver on
Thursday to visit hfs sister. Mrs. Cote,
man.
South Canon
H. S. Notes
Letters for the basketball season
w**re awarded to members of the team
Tuesday morning. Those receiving
► ’attend were John Galbraith. Robert
- Clark and Vernon Vansandt Those
who had already received the letter
and bars were Ford Cooley, Cart
Schlaeppl. Richard Fltrgerald and Ray
McCurry
The Juniors gave their class day
program Friday morning The first
number was a one-art playlet enti
■ tied “The Last D*y of School, or Ex
j sminatlon Exercises.”' This was well
] given and was much enjoyed by the
| audience The program closed with
| the cla«s none They have been re
quested to repeat the play at an en
; rertainment to be given under the aua
-1 pices of the Lincoln Park orchestra at
J the T.in coin Park school building next
Friday evening
f C L White, teacher of the eighth
•trade has resigned, and so far no one
i has been «ecured to take his place
(Mr White expects to go to California
Mr Newton, state entomoloelst. vis
ited high school Monday morning and
[rave an Interesting talk on the leaf
| roller and coddling moth.
Royal Gorge Mill
Adds Improvement
The Royal Gorge Milling company
is this week installing a "Winner”
’cleaner to purify the wheat which ft
u*es In making “Flavo** floor. When
this iniproveenint Is completed the
Royal Gorge people will ha*a a ro
markahJy well equipped mill The
cleaner will aid materially in increaa
ed production, which Is absolutely
necessary because of the unusuul do
rnand for this heme prod ort
IF you have any goto dollars for fA
cents, try Record want »rfs ThayTl go
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
•Uh LOCAL APPLICATION*, m «hey
cannot resea the seat of tbs disease
Catarrh U a lo al rreatly in
ttw-n.ed br ivnstit utivnaS ouduum*. and
tn order t» cure It you meat take an
Mitrrnal remedy Hair* •‘avarrh MmJI
cute is taMS interaally uU a«-is thru
the bkw4 un Che mucous surface# of tha
system flails Catarrh SS-dictne waa
pr*-e<-rtbed by one of th# beet physicians
in thn» country for y*-»r» It is roes
poeed of some of the bee* tor. i known,
romMat'd with some of ?* e Mood
furwaer* The perfect .'ombtnatloa of
he taaredlehta In Ha* a Catarrh M*-d»
rla# Is what produces »u« h eo’tJrrful
reewits in catarrhal « ««>l>ti* u* it od for
testimonials. tree
F J CIIKNFT 4. f'O. Props t'eiedo O.
Alt Druggists. IV
Hall's Faintly Pill* jr >patloa.
A. K SHARMAN
notary public
•17 Mam It Phene. Canea in
*
< HOIMiIN & SHARMAN
I RIAL ESTATE LOANS
AND INSURANCE
Notary Public #l7 Main St

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