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Cañon City record., 1904-01-07

champions in that line of amusement.
In consequence of their superior skill
Miss Ts->A and. Mr.. woodford were
award q appropriate prizes as souvenirs
of the evening The refreshments
we're very deliraie ami appetizing.
Miss Mary proved herself to be a
charming hostess and the guests
fingered till a late hour, being 10th to
say good night.
A Box Party
The nine young ladies composing the
U. d. X. Club were regaled with a
box party" last Tuesday night, Miss
Gail Conoway officiating as hostess.
The members of the club assembled at
the home of Miss Conoway at 80 and
after discussing plans for the winter
were taken to the Y NJ. G. A. gym
nasium as guests of the hostess to wit
ness the basket ball game, Mrs. Como
way acting in the capacity of chaper-
one. Handsome boxes containing can
dies, nuts, etc were presented to the
guests as mementos OF the occasion.
1t was memorably pleasant affair for
the club membership.
Entertained Z. o. l. Club
The six young ladies composing the
membership Of the a. o. l. Club and a
corresponding number of young gen.
tlemen were very chariningly enter
tanned by Miss Elsie Helm at her home
on Macon avenue New Years eve. An
interesting program of amusement
contest was a prominent feature. The
honors of the game were awarded to
Harry J. Farmer and Miss Elizabeth
Lee.
Party Al Miss Helms
Miss Ruby Helm was hostess at q
very delightful gathering of young
people at her home on Macon avenue
New Years evening. The guests, of
which there were score or more
present, enjoyed themselves greatly
Games of various kinds furnished the
diversion, and so pleasing was the
environment that the guests did not
leave for home until late hour
Dainty refreshments were served.
Dinner AT F. II. whippie's
MIR. and Mrs. f. II. whipple enter
tanned party of friends at a New Years
dinner at their home on Rudd avenue
last Friday. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Bethel, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
NJ. Mayhem and Mrs. Elvira Cramer
and daughter, Miss Nettie.
Glass Reunion
Tuesday evening of last week Miss
Mabie Moore gave reception at her
home, 10oS East Main street, in honor
of the members of the high school
class OF 1902, with which she graduated
There were ten guests, seven of which
completed the prescribed course of
study two years ago. the others drop
ping out before the commencement
season. The principal game Of the
eveing was "Flinch" and the refresh-
Cañon City record., 1904-01-07

happiness depends on you So may
each year be happier than the last, and
not the meHnesi nf our brethren or sis
terhood debarred their rightful share
in whnt our Great Creator formed
them TO enjoy !"
A set of funny resolutions wns pro-
posed by Mrs. Msupin 10 be adopted
by the Dickens Club for the new year
which caused much merriment when
read. as the weaknesses and personal
characteristics of each member sug
gesied reformation in there resoluti ms.
Nearly all the members OF the Club
were present and Mrs. Cummings, of
Denver, Mrs. Dozier. and Mrs. Dudley
Gray were guests.
Altogether. the last meeting of the
Dickens Club for the old year was IA
most pleasant and memorable one.
Dixie jubilee Concert
A pleasing incident of the New Years
celebration was the concert given at
the First Presbyterian church last
Friday evening by the Dixie Jubilee
Singers; the second number of the Y.
Nj. O. A. entertainment course. The
large auditorium of the church was
crowded by an interested gathering of
people intent upon the program, which
hni been heralded as one OF unusual
merit, The high :hn,icipations Of the
audience in relation to this very ex-
ccllent colo ed organization we're fully
redeemed by the performance of its
members and they are generally con-
ceded to have given one OF the best en-
tertainments of the kind that has taken
place In this city in long time. Their
voices were sweet and harmonious and
their selections were happy, winning
the approval Of their patrons from the
start. Their repertoire was suggestive
OF the plantations of the South and was
varied enough in character to suit all
tastes and inclinations: including MS IL
did negro melodies, camp meeting
songs, cabin and river songs, etc There
was no tedious intervals between the
various numbers qnd the troupe re-
sponded gracefully to the encores and
applause of the audience. The Y. NJ.
O. A. is to be congratulated on procur-
ing the Dixie Jubilee Concert company
as feature ofits entertainment course /;
its judgement in this matter being
worthy of general commentator.
Should the Dixies come this way again
they will be greeted by nm enthusiastic
assemblage.
A Whist Party.
Mr., and Mrs. Hunter Palmer enter
tained number of their friends with n
whist party last Thursday evening. In
addition to very delightful social
time they watched the old year out
and the new one in.
Banqueted Al Sailda.
A very interesting New Years gather
ing, at which serveral Canon City
people wero guests. was held at the
hospitsble home Of MIR. and Mrs. d. e.
Disman In salida last Friday. Az the
Cañon City record., 1904-01-07

There will be joint installation of
the officers of Canon City Lodge 1. o i.
o. F. and Of Harmony Lodge, Daugh-
tiers of Rebekah this evening. Re-
freshments will be served and an inter-
esting time is anticipated.
Cañon City record., 1904-01-07

Handy OF Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Dozier
and c. c. Dawson of this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. D. whitrhnrst, and VI and
Mrs. ". W Roller and Rev. John Ohl
OF Salida
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Manning
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Manning enter
tanned a number of their friends and
neighbors Mt their home, 32I North
Fifth street, last Friday evening The
occasion was one OF great pleasure to
the guests. all of whom carried away
delightful memories OF the hospitality
of their entertainers.
The Card Club
DR.. and Mrs. W. T. Little ofIiciated
as hosts to the members of the card
club last FRIDAY night The occasion
WAS one OF great pleasure to tn. guests
result due In a large measure TO the
very graceful hospitality of their
entertainers. rhe favors OF the eve
ming we're awarded to Mrs. Frank Nc
Farlane and Guy U. Hardy.
Miss Edna Biggs Entertains
One of the delightful social affairs of
the week for the young people was the
party given by Miss Edna Biggs to her
school associates at the family home,
corner of Macon avenue and Sixth
street, last Thursday evening. The
guests had charming time, as young
p ople invariably do at affairs OF that
character, and they will long retain
pleasant memories of the occasion.
New Years Dance
Notable among the balls and parties
enjoyed by the younger social set last
week was the dance at Annex hall on
New Years afternoon. To the devotees
OF the Terphiscorean art last Friday
afternoons dance was one Of the con-
spicuous events of the winter and the
memory OF its pleasures will be long
retained 10y those present The As
sembly ball atAnnex hall Monday even
ing was largely attended and was like
wise an interesting event in the chron-
icles of holiday week.
Party Al Mrs. Lees
MIR. and Mrs, IL. s. Lee entertained
large gathering of friends and
neighbors at their home; 33l Park
avenue, Lincoln Park, with "A New
Leaf party last Thursday evening.
The evening was one OF great pleasure
to the guests and they voted Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee to be ideal entertainers Mrs
Lee was presented with a handsome
souvenir of the occasion by the as
sembled company the presentation ad-
dress on the part OF the guests being
made by j. W. Andrews. This feature
of the program was a complete surprise
to Mrs. Lee.
Entertained Their Friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Stockton signal
ized the passing Of the old year by a
large party At their home, 2l5 Main
street. last Thursday evening. There
were about thirty guests and the oc-
casion was one Of the most interesting
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Entertained Their Friends

Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Stockton signal
ized the passing Of the old year by a
large party at their home, 2l5 Main
street. last Thursday evening. There
were about thirty guests and the oc-
casion was one Of the most Interesting
Cañon City record., 1904-01-07
Banqueted A. Sailda.

A very interesting New Years gather
ing, at which serveral Canon City
people were guests. was held At the
hospitable home Of MIR. and Mrs. d. e.
Disman In Salida last Friday. Az the
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-14
dkerchiefs-G. V. Store.
The Progress is always the best.

Choice fresh candy at G. V. Store.
Ed Moon, the slovenian, is in the
town again. Call 342 Black.
Billiards, pool and other amuse-
ments. at the Palace Resort.
The only up-o- date billiard hall in
the city. The Palace Resort.
Grocery stores will close at D.
m. commencing Monday Oct IL
Christmas is not far eff: Holiday
goods are arriving at G.. V. Store
The Relief Corps will give their
usual election day dinner this year.
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-14

J. W. Gillingwater. business man
ager of Jane Corcoran in Pretty
Peggy. WAS pleasant visitor to the
city this morning. Mr.. Gillngwater
anticipates a large house to greet
Pretty Peggy in Grand Junction.
Winfield Hubbard. young man
we'll known in this city, where he
formerly resided. is now at Cham
pagne, Illinois, taking a course in
chemistry. Until lately Mr.. Hubbard
has been a student in a school of
pharmacy at Chicago.
Clarence LittlefielJ and L. H.
Rippey of Stafford. Kansas. arrived
in the citv last night and will spend
some days here. Mr.. Littlefeld is
travelling for the benefit of his health
and his friend Mr.. Rippey. is accom-
panyiDg him in his travels
The young ladies' sewing society
of the Catholic church will meet this
evening at the home of Miss Laura
Volmer on Grand avenue. The young
ladies are working faithfully for the
success of the Catholic fair which Will
be held the last week in the month.
Mrs. Ja0es Roberts. who has been
the guest of her sister. Mrs. H. S.
He euderson for the past week, leaves
tomorrow for her homo in Idaho.
Mrs. Roberts is widely known in the
city and her visit to Grand Junction
has been greatly enjoyed by her many
frie nds.
There will be five sections of num-
ber on the Rio Grande road tonight.
1t is the close of the tourist excur-
sion season and tickets are being sold
all throughout the east. The Rio
Grande has orders to receive ninety
tourist cars between last night and
next Monday night. enroute from
the east
At an early date the fruit stand of
Mr.. Duree's at the depot will be clos
ed down for the season. Arrange
ments are being made whereby a dis.
play of agricultural products of tile
valley and preserved fruit can be
viewed by the tourists at the fruit
stand during the winter months. Such
an exhibition will do much good.
A man is in the city today, secur.
ing members for an organization
known as the Business Mems Peabody
Law and Orc er league. He asks that
signatures be attached to statement
stating that the reelection of Peabody
is to the best interest of the business
men and capital and would solve the
labor question in Colorado to the ad-
vantage of the business men.
Mrs. Griswold's embroidery classes
have been largely att ended this week,
and will be continued for one more
week only. The ladies are taking
advantage of this exceptional oppor-
tunity to receive thorough instroc-
ton in the art of painting flowers
with needle and silk. Every one |
desiring instruction in art needlework |
should call at No. 416 Main st. at |
once.
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-14
Discuss Log Rolling.

Last night at the meeting of the
Woodmen of the World the big log
rolling to be held in the city next
month was the principal theme of dis
cussion Palisade and Fruita lodges
have appointed committees to confer
with committee from the local lodge
regarding the affair.
Saturday night a committee from
this lodge will go to Fruita and meet
a committee there and then ON Monday
might the committee will confer with
Representatives of the Palisade lodge.
These meetings will result in the ar
rangmeut for joint conference to ar
range the final details for the log roll.
ing
The affair promises to be one of the
biggest events in western slope Wood
men of the World circles. The three
lodges propose to have monster log
rolling in Grand Junction about Nov
ember 18th. Head Consul Faulken-
burg and other prominent officials are
expected to be present No expense
will be spared to make the affair a
success.
Evening journal., 1904-08-17

Dress lengths ''p
yards dotted vole, 80 instead OF "a.
8 yards all wool voie, s2.40 instead Of
SA
yards striped nub wolfe, S275 in.
stead Of 81.
yards checked melange voile, $3.50
Instead OF 81. .....
8 yards blsek,and.whlte wolfe. $3.50
instead Of S.
yards mohalr nub wolfe. $3.50 In.
stead Of f5.75
yards worsisd notified volle. 50. so
instead Of $5.25,
I yards mixed tailor sultns, 50 In.
stead 1928.
s yards pln.head checks, $3.50 Instead
Of $4
syards halr.line stripes, $3.50 instead
Of "a.
yards tailor eheylots, s9.7o Instead
Of e6.1O.
] "a
Evening journal., 1904-08-17
Birch Suite

those who rallied round the nag with them
IN the stormy days Of 81 to g.
The Philadelphia 4 Readlng Railway
has arranged 10 sell excursion tickets good
going August ia. "A and l5 an to return
until August 20 az special low rates.
BY special Arrangement and payment OF
small additional Zee at Boston. return
limit can be extended TO September 80.
For fun particulars as 10 rates, time OF
trains and other Information desired con-
sn,s p & II. Ticket Agents. or address
Edison ] weeks. General Passenger
Agent, Philade'pnia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1904-08-17
55c for 75c Louisine
Checks
lArcade)

White-and-blsek, blue-an d.
white, brown-and.white, In vari-
Gus sizes.
These are the little things
that Paris has so close to her
heart-and Philadelphia, too.
Pure luck that we got
them in this silk furry.
In the West Transept are
several other good kinds of
silks, at smaller than usual
prices.
csc to' 81 tansy fa6sta. 97 inches
ride
65e for 75c Dhfts or black ta6efd,
65e Jor 9oe biaek fa6sfd. sS
inches.
SOC for Toe eern porEes.
Evening journal., 1904-08-17
For You: If You Want Your Money
to Get the Best Trunk
lBasement)

These trunks the talk Of the town when we first
put them on Salemaker told they didn't know how
did it, customers that they could not be equaed for the
money, Il 80 j..
Try to find anywhere on the same priced trunk all these
features:
Rive twelve ssybos the id maleabe iron clamps (ms
cable iron will not brea) patent handles s kind
catch hold o metal strips rveted for do
jar loose like glued-on wooden aps)
Thsse are the extras that make for safety and strength
diton, all the trunk
Evening journal., 1904-08-17

% going via Harrisburg and the piessS-
esoue valley OF the snsqueaanna. SPECIAL
train leaving Philadelphia al $40 a. ~;
excnrsioa a October a running via Tren-
ton Manunka Chunk. and the Delaware
valley, leaving Philadelphia on special
train at S.07 a. m. Z
Excursion tickets good for return pas
sage on any regular train. exclusive of
limited express train, within ten days,
viii be sold at 5000 from Philadelphia
and all points on the Delaware Division;
sl..5 from Atlantic City; $3.50 from Lam
caster, and at proportionate rates from
Evening journal., 1904-08-17
lmproved Order Of Red Men.

Cherokee rribe. Improved order Of Red
Men Will. after its regular session on next
Tuesday evening hold meeting Of the
lsAymailers degree Five palefaccs will
be initiated into the order and as Is usual
on such an occasion pleasant time viii
be had. Al the conclusion Of the meeting,
speeches will be made by several mem
bcrs after which refreshments will be
served. An the members are requested 10
be present.
Evening journal., 1904-08-17

other points. including Trenton, Borden
town. Mt. Holly. Cale May, sasem, VIII
ming ton, West Chester. Reading ana prin-
cipsl intermediate stations. A stop-over
viii De an6wet al Buffalo within the
limit of Ticket returning.
Ths~ special trains or Pullman -parlor
cars ana day coaches viii be run Win sacn
excursion running through to Niagara
Fars, An extra charge VII be made for
parlor-esr gests. -
An sxpeiiAnced tourist asent. and chab-
eron viii accompany each excursion.
For descriptive pamphlet, time Of c9n-
Evening journal., 1904-08-17
BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD
POPULAR EXCURSIONS
NIAGARA FALLS,
Only 5000 Round Trip.
August 10.

August 10.
September and i6i October 2, 1904
Excursion tickets will be sold on
above dates at the very low rate named
good going only on Train No. 500,
leaving Wilmington. Del at $40 a. in-
arriving Niagara Falls at 11.oo p. m.
Tickets valid for return ten 10)
days, including date OF sale. on all
regular trains
Holders Of Niagara Falls tickets have
the privilege OF making a delightful
tide trip from Niagara Falls to Toronto
and return. going and returning same
day for $1.2E: and on return journey
can make the charming side trip fro 1
Rochester to Thousand Islands and re-
turn for s5.75.
Stop-overs permitted on return trip
ct Buffalo, Rochester, Junction (for
Hochester), Geneva, watkins Glen and
Mauch Chunk.
These popular excursions are run
through the most beautiful section of
the east, giving daylight views Of the
beautiful SusQuehanna River. the Le-
high and Wyoming Valleys.
Call on ticket agents for full par
ticulars. M
Evening journal., 1904-08-17
Dainty Japanese Kimonos
Second floor. first gallery,

Perhaps the little unpleas-
.antness in the East accounts
for the interest in these dainty
rest robes = whatever the
cause, women are carrying
them away almost as fast as
they come in.
Cotton crepe in pale pretty
colors; for trimming, take your
pick OF those with white bands,
81. so; with gay Persian bands,
e1.75; with plain satin bands.
81. %; with blooming Dresden
bands. 1925; and prettiest of all.
kimonos Of fine, soft albatross with
bands Of silk, all a misty blur ol
soft eolors, s6.75. &
Evening journal., 1904-08-17
Blankets, Spreads, Comfortables
Net to be Bonght at Such Prices Eve,y
Day IN the Year
lGolden Salon and Main Aisle

The decks must be cleared
for the regular fall bed cover
ings soon coming.
We shall let all the odd lots
60 like this. 1t IS merely an
other of the opportunities
that August brings to those
who are on the watch.
Bedspreads
Two hundred white crochet spreads.
double bed size seconds" but YOU Il
find i hard to locate the hurt, $685. were
Sl.5e.
More dlmlty spreads. for full. size
metal beds. Si.76, were S225.
Satin finish bedspreads. Ia a variety Of
pretty designs. 81. IS regularly S276.
Cotton-Filled comfortables
Sateen bordered. sllkolIae covered, "a
kind at el.50.
240 extra long. sllkollne covered, regu
larly el.50, today t1.2t.
300 covered with best sllkollne In
pretty designs, 81 worth 5L26.
Evening journal., 1904-08-17
Body BRUSSELS
Tapestry Brussels
The Price Doesn't Tell the
Worth of These Corsets
s''r''.@N tMain Aisle

main Aisle
Look at the quality of the
batiste, examine carefully the
making. the bias cores that
give pretty lines, the careful
boning, everything that makes
for good wear and comfort
On top of all this, name of
makers you know.
If you want an inexpensive
corset now is the best time to
buy it.
soc worth sl-tape girdles with hose
Supporters.
soc worth Sip. n. summer eorsets OF
cool open net. for slight figures.
csc worth &c. B, a la Spirlie cor
sets OF batlste, low bust, short hip, FOL
slender figures.
75c worth SIC. B. a la Spifiie cor
sets of -hght.weight batistei medium
long waist, q P hip.
75c worth S1-Thomson' glove fitting
cossets of ceol batiste, medium long
dip hip, hose supporters attached.
81 so worth $2.50-P. N. fine batiste
long over abdomen aud hlpsi exeeleai
for stout women
Evening journal., 1904-08-17
Silk or Wool Shawls
Second floor. Chestnut street,

NoVNV0N "VV'I H~1FV17IIUV ''1NNV
Little kRfifSd SILK shawls
have come; soft, fleecy, every
thread pure silk. 81 to $3.50.
Also China siik sharis, embroid.
cred all over with rich, effective
hand embroideries. 81 so to
s22. so.
Knitted lrool shaDls and shoulder
cabss, 75c. 81 and s1.50. just half
price, and needed every night from
now on.
The cap.s AIS hand knit, the shawls
woven-and the price barely pays for the
wool, as YOU viii lind If you Try 10 buy
them after these are gone.
Evening journal., 1904-08-17
Golden Oak Suite

Brass bedstead, S27.bo usually sS6
Bureau, with pattern plate mirror, $40
usually S24.
! Chiffonnler, with pattern plate mirror,
$50 usually S24
Toilet table, with pattern plate mirror,
! Sl4 usually sl6.6O.
Commode, So usually So.
Table, 1928 usually $3.50
Desk. $11.75 usually $500.
Desk ch air, 81 usually $3.50.
Rocker. s. usually 81.
Chair. $l.76 usually $27s.
Box-couch, $12 usually tl5.
Evening journal., 1904-08-17
Nishteown News
Second floor, first gallery

A wonderfully pretty gown just
in for 81. 5o-tiny tuoks and pretty
embroidery on the bias make the
yoke, with fuftle. beading and rib
bon finishing the V-shaped neck
plenty good enough for the SER
viceable gown for the October
brides trousseau.
.Fiaaaeleffs gowas have arrived = soc.
S5e, Sl-Soft, pretty eolors, braid trim
med, IN. 81 gown With gracefully shaped
yoke and V neck. Mothers are buying
them already for the girl VIII o Is going
away to school. >.
Evening journal., 1904-08-17

Skirt isHgihs--
5 yards checked eheviot, sl.2s instead
OF $3.50 ..
8 yards sll-wool voile. sl.75 Instead Of
1915.
8 yards striped nub volle, $i.oS In.
stead OF So.
yards mixed crash ehevlot, Sl.2s in.
stead Of $3.50. ,-rr
o yards mixed tailor suldng. So 10 in.
stead OF 1915.
8 yards mixed tailor sultlng, Sl.7s In.
stead Of $3.50. "a
{ yards pin.head check. si.7s instead
Of $3.50.
. yards halr.nne strips. Sl.7s lnsteaC
Of $3.50.
4 yards tailor chevlots, si.sO instead o.
8 yards mohar,nub volle, $3.50 In
stead Of 1925. attr.rta n
yards blaek-snd white vole, s2.2l
] instead Of IS.
Evening journal., 1904-08-17
Maple Suite

, Brass bedstsad, $50 usually $50 s
! Bureau, shaped front, carved FFeach
legs, pattern mirror. s4S usually $57.,
Chlhonnler to match, S42 usually
$49 so.
chevsl mirror to match. sss usually
S45. .iu----- ~ -
Toilet table to match. $3.50 usually
SAC. =
Rocker, ss.25 usually IS. II
Chair, SO. % usually $475.
Desk, drawer, SO, 81 usually $l5s
Desk chair S4.75 usually SO. - =
Table, S4.T5 usually $3.50.
Clothespole, 1915 usually $3.50.
Box couch, covered with tapestry, ts7
usually So.
Evening journal., 1904-08-17
White Striped Muslins
Main Aislel

Shakeout curtains from.
them. 1t doesn't take a Keller
to do the trick-only a clever
woman, a pair of scissors,
needle and thread.
The muslins are fine and sheer.
through them run ali sorts of
shining little cords, lace stripes,
dozens of pretty faneies 10 make
them airy and dainty. They'll
make charming curtains. aprons,
children's dresses--a woman will
see at a glance a dozen of uses
for them. issna
BNt The best of The nsws IS
Msp are I95ae insttai of 1856
Evening journal., 1904-08-17

on Thursday evening Tempe Council,
Legion OF the Red Gross VIII turn. their
rooms over 70 Representatives OF the coun-
ellis at which time a number OF candi-
dates will be initiated, The meeting will
be conducted BY The officers Of Temple
Council and n is thought there will be a
large crowd in attendance. Included
among whom viii be several Of the grand
Officers
Evening journal., 1904-08-17

For men
1e1ze to ISc SOCKS, IOe; s pair 95c.
Plain black cotton and open-worked
black Isle; mono Of size 101S In Isle.
s5c socAs, I6c.
Broken lines. black cotton, with un-
bleaehed feet and soles.
60c sOchs, csc.
Broken lines, embroidered and open
worked black Isle.
For JoomeH-
IeKc stockings, i0e
Excellent plain black cotton. all sizes
Evening journal., 1904-08-17
q Great Excursion 10 Baltimore, Sum
day, August 2ist, via Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.-onlY One oonar.

Sunday, August. 2lst. the Baltimore
and Ohio r. R. will run another popu-
lar excursion 70 Baltimore az the low
rate OF one dollar for the round trip.
Special train will leave Delaware ave-
nue. station at sac a.. M Deturnine
leave Baltinore,-e Camden station. $50
2. m Mt. Royal stanon. s.as D M
Evening journal., 1904-08-17
isnIon Of the Red cros.

Wilmington Council, Ladies OF the Leg
ion Of Red Cross heard report last even
ing from the committee WHICH had the
recent lawn fete held by the council Ia
charge The fete was largely attended
ana proved a great financial SUCCESS AMI
there IS a pobabiaty OF 81 being repeat.
cd IN the near future.