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house bee shed wood shed chicken house for 700 birds built
long with brooder cellar Ideal location for chickens
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fruit blocks trolley either
examined this thoroughly detail
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offer
5000 market
civilization, which
We will pleased this We
~ - " & PuyaIup WASH.
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Must Sell

Groom house. 1 lot, between cable
cars, paved street, cement sidewalk,
woodshed, house is in good repair.
Price $4,000; 5000 cash and balance
monthly. Lot alone worth $4,000.
II you want a snap in close in
residence, look this up.
w. c. SCHAHF
1i0s So. A st. M. sS4s
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McCOLLEY & HALL
319 California Bldr

100 acres cultivated land for sale
in the Puyallup valley at Sumner. In
terms: II cash and balance in 4
years. Will consider good first
mortgage loans on improved prop
erty in part payment.
II. n. WHITE. Summer.
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SOUTH END BARGAIN

Two rooms, lots close to car
line; $3.50. Small payment down,
balance by month.
rooms, bath and attic, block
to car line, all assessments in and
paid for; $50 down, balance by
month. $500.
Swell, new, California bungalow,
on corner. rooms, bath, attic and
basement. Easy terms. $1,000.
level lots, close to car line.
CLAUDE r. GRAY, 39o2 So. NJ.
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HORSES FOR SALE-Pair of big
mares, brood or ranch. weight
1900 and 1900. Call 3019 eth ave.
after o'clock.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Pony buggy,
nearly new, cost $225. Inquire at
1903 So. 18th.
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No. 1862 East 27th St, 4-r... 8 600
No. 5429 Junett ST.. 4-r....... ZOO
No. 404M Ee 2sth ST.. AR. floa $50
No. 1905 So. eth St, 6-r...,.. $50
No; 71s Ainsworth av.. ar.
No. sos ia, ssd ST. 5-r. ...... $40
No. 1915 So. @ ST.. Or. flat zee
No. 1905 So. 9Th St. 7-r -. 1900
No. f2s Ea. 3oth St. Ar. flat 1000
No. ais Ea. 29th st. or. flat
No. ais ' Ea. aat6 ST.. 5-r. fiat, wv
with path ......,...... lO.0V
No. III No. 18th ST., CIR. flat i.
No. 2is Ia. goth ST.. 6-r. flat.
with bath ....... ....... 1900
No: 2sO4M Yakima av, SIR:
No. isia So. X ST., s-r. '. ..... is.sS
No. 2013 So. X St, 6-r......... 1880
No. 3009 6th ave. ,........... 1890
No. ISIS No. 9TH st. Or. and
No siOs No. asth ST. ST. s-r I'D ~
No. 1902 So. St, 7-r, and bath 1900
No. lit No. Tacoma av.. or. flat
No. 119 No. Tacoma av.. 6-r. flat
No S si5 Mo- PAX K st. ~. and bath ss.Sc
No. 40 No. l. ST.. S-r. and bath $500
No. 2201 So. 31st., large building,
located in Center st. manufacture
ing house. VIII be rented and rel
paired and leased at low rental to
KARL II. THOMPSON g. co.
Berlin Bldg.
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BUSHES
| CHANCES
PARTNER WANTED

wANTED--Silent partner with ST.
goo; money we'll secured and guar
|antee of II per cent on the money.
Address 2-43, care Times.
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FOR SALE-Candy, cigar and
[fruit store; location Pacific ave. In
|quire 1880 Pacific ave.
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Big Snay in a Farm

cleared, half in crop, the balance in
pasture; family orchard; new g.
room house; spring piped to the
house; on tho main road; good
of COCO Inhabitants, Q railroads. This
must be seen to be appreciated.
Price $4,000, " cash.
WHITE & ANDERSON
533 Provident Bldg.
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Owner Going East

Wishes to sell his 7-room moderf
bungalow house and furniture, ev
erything brand new, cement base
ment, furnace heat; 3 full lots. Gei
off at Mason. go blocks north, tl2.
No. seth st.
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A SNAP-10-acre tract blocks
from Summit station, good soil,
acres cleared, IS bearing trees. VIII
trade for light team or one horse.
Call next door to church at station.
FOR SALE-3-room house, 2 lots,
water in house. graded street; $3.50,
$50 cash, $40 per month; East H and
Harrison st.
We have 40 acres near Boston
Harbor for sale or trade.
j. Il. URQUHART, Agent
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If you want to buy rooming
house, farm, lot, residence or BUST
ness below actual value, write me
stating what you want 1 sell bar
gains only. Address Real Bargains"
Lock Box 1920, Tacoma.
Furniture store, or will trade for
small property. 1347 Tacoma ave.
FOR SALE-Up-to-ds.o beeuiy
parlors for sale; reasonable fig
ure IL sold quickly; list class lcca-
tfon. Phone M. 1896.
Restaurant for sale cheap: good
location. Proprietor going into
other business. Phone Main 4T81.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Furniture
land dining room of 3S-room hotel
in depot building at Kapowsin, with
I70 steady boarders. Price only
$3.50; 5000 cash, balance to suit buy
ler. r. Trewella, owner, 1906 So. Sth.
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|lIREAsTr ES TAA7I5EE1A4$a
BUSINESS PRoPERY-M0NfI LOTS -HorES -AReAeEs - Ia
CLOSE IN SNAP

III acres 10 minutes walk from
Fife station. 4 acres in fine cultiva-
tion, balance pasture land; 5-room
house, chicken house, good team.
COW and furniture. Price $500,
$4,000 cash, balance easy terms.
III. L. Robbins
20s Bank of Calf. NJ. 17s-A117s.
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ANOTHER SNAP

Ffhl ANOTHER SNAP
j. Hotel on best corner in South
Tacoma, 4S furnished bedrooms
|pearly new furniture: every con.
more than 40 regular
boarders; board bills guaranteed;
large transient trade; low rent
long lease; owner must go on his
homestead: will take $500 for ev-
|erything; $4,000 cash, balance $50
monthly. The trade at this place is
the best in South Tacoma and is
rapidly increasing. If you mean
business, and want a money-maker,
you may stay at this hotel week.
81 you don't find everything just as
II have advertised. Address Real
Bargains" Lock Box 1920, Tacoma.
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s00ih So. 18th. r, b., waters 500
3O03 So. 18th, 5 r., b., water. 1900
1905 Park ave-. . r.. b.. water. 1900
1904 SO. 12th., s r. b. water. 1900
$3.50 East I, 6-r,. bath, water. 1900
3bs2 East s r., bath, water. 20,00
3302 Pacific ave, r. b.. water 22.60
1918 SO. ] ST., r., b., water. $500
704 So. 18th, 6-r., b., water. 22.50
SOC So Ainsworth 8 r., b., W. assoc
1i12 No, N St, r. b. water $3.50
BIG BANKERS Trust Bldg.
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ssos SO. Sth St. rooms. modern
lots ...>......s'.. lS.Se
PRUDENTIAL INVESTMENT co.
500 Bank OF California Bldg.
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S Across 5ODown

On Mcneil island, acre cleared
ana plowed, 80 fruit trees. fenced;
2-raorn shack; we'll costing s100s
only zoe rods from Dock Price re-
duced to $500. 10 per cent cash, ball
anca easy terms
|1fea So. A st. NJ. ssfa
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FOR SALE-Furniture of 5-roonl
house, Charter Oak range, also a
Kimball organ In. first class shape
at big sacrifice. Terms IL desired
1927 So. M.
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FOR SALE CIIEAP--A heavy team
of horses, wagon and harness. M.
276S.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Up-to town res
taurant. fine location and good
trade. Part cash. balance terms.
NJ. SOFT.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-05
Monday.

J. T. Hoyt OF 544 Sherman avenue.
Lincoln Park. has returned home
from a couple of weeks business Wis
1t to Fort Sumner. N. NJ.
Postmaster Robt. S. Lewis left
this morning for Omaha. Neb.. where
he was subpoened as witness in the
United States district court. Mr..
Lewis expects TO return home before
the end OF the current week.
wes Sweeney. who owns and occu-
pies a ranch on Currant creek, IL
or Is miles northwest of Cancn City.
telephoned TO friends In town this
morning that there was three inches
of snow on the ground at s o'clock
and that II was still showing with no
prospect OF an immediate let up.
We are in receipt OF a pcst card
and some Alaska papers from L. c.
Newport who was at Seattle. WASH.
when II was mailed. Lee stated that
he had Just returned from the inter-
Tor Of Alaska. where he delivered so
head OF Colorado bred draft horses 70
be used in construction work on the
Copper River railroad. building from
Cordova to the great placer fields at
Fairbanks and vicinity. He also sent
greetings to fricuds and says he hopes
TO return 10 Colorado soon = Wet
Mountain Tribune.
Teams from both the North and
South Canon high schools went to
Colorado Springs last Saturday morn
ing where they competed in the South
ern Colorado Intercolastic athletic
meet on washburn field. Johnson OF
the North Canon team won third
place in the high jump and third in
shot put. Mccormick OF South Cam
on won third In hammer throw.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-05


The Canon City Cannon made its
appearance this morning as daily,
instead Of weekly publication. 1t
is sprightly journal and contains
a lot OF local news and editorial COM
ment. all served to its readers in a
palatable and entertaining manner
AS a purveyor of local happenings
the Daily Cannon has made a credit
able beginning, and. IL the pace is
maintained, is destined to attract to
itself an increasing clientele Of read
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Combs are plan
ming to leave Canon City on the 10th
2rox. for an extended southern and
eastern trip. which will include many
of the more historical and interest
Ing points in the country. From here
they will proceed to Kansas City,
where they will stop for a few days,
going later TO Birmingham, Ala; At
lanta, Ga; Richmond. va; Wash
ingicn, D. c.; Philadelphia, New
York city and the seaside resorts in
the vicinity, thence to Boston and
other places in New England. In New
York city they win meet Frank
Combs, now resident of Connecu-
cut. who will chaperon them through
hat section of the country. Mr. and
Mrs. Combs will be gone six weeks or
two months and will return to Color
ado via Chicago and Omaha.
w. T Wallace returned home a few
days ago from a business trip to
Pittsburg. Pa. and other points in the
east.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-05

Mrs. Anna Craven Of Sedaiia. No,
who has been visiting friends in this
city for q couple OF weeks ,r more
viii leave tonight for valia3o Cal.
where she win spend some time In
visiting Mrs. Thurza Craven Drake,
sister of the late Thomas Craven Of
this city.
Mrs. e T. Wadleigh returned to
Canon City Tuesday. after spending
few days at home.-wet Mountain
Tribune.
Lewis Weber, the escaped convict.
charged with attempting rape on Mrs.
Maude Hobbs of Roswell, will on
next Wednesday morning in the dis
trict court, appear for trial Judge
Morris this morning appointed At
torney C. w. Dolph as counsel for the
former inmate of the Canon City
penitentiary. 1t was after Weber
made his getaway" from Four Nile
creek, the state farm. that the crime
charged against him was comn,itted.
Colorado Springs Telegraph.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. vlsscher
who have been the guests Of their
daughter. Mrs. Sam Huber. returned
to their home in Canon City last night
on train number s.-Florence Ci;.-
zen.
George W. Bengley. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank H. Bengley of this city
returned here this morning from
San Francisco, where he was given
an honorable discharge a few Jays
ago from the United States navy aft
er four years of faithful service Dur
ing the greater part of his enlis;n eat
young Bengley was attached to the
cruiser Albany on the Pacific sta
ton
Miss Violet Straum of Garden Park
is visiting Miss Gertie Ahart of East
Lincoln Park
Cañon City record., 1910-05-05
Tuesday.

T. A. Haynes left this morning for
seekers and investors He will re-
turn the last of this this week.
Grandma, Shaver. who had been
visiting for week at the residence
OF her son in ordway. Colo. returned
to her home on Grand avenue. Lin
coin Park. last Sunday. We wonder
II there are any other ladies in the
community of 81 years that would
have the courage and strength to un-
dertake and endure a similar auto
mobile ride on one hundred and
twelve miles in half a day.
Miss Grace Cunningham has taken
a position as .stenographer and typist
In the office of d. W. Ross. secre-
tary OF the Canon City Merchants as
ISOLATION Miss Cunningham was a
resident of, Greeley for a couple Of
years before coming to this part of
the state and held a similar position
10 the one she has undertaken here
with the Greeley Credit Mems asso-
citation until It's failure n short time
ago. Miss Cunningham is a niece OF
Mr.. and Mrs. R. @. Craig and came
to Colorado from Fnckneyville.
Ill
T. c. Tremayne was down from
Canon to spend the day with hts
wife who Is visiting her father. A. ?
Johnson. on First street = Florence
Citizen
Cañon City record., 1910-05-05

Cam J. raIley, who recently stols q
horse from Dan Halls ranch on tai
lahassee creek and was captured q
few days later at Pueblo. yesterday
entered a plea Of guilty in district
court to the charge for which he was
arrested. The prisoner was remand
cd to jail BY Judge Champion and
will be sentenced shortly. Talley says
he is 16 years Of age and that his
parents live in Porter, Okla wheth-
er he will be given a term in the re-
formatory at Buena Vista or in the
penitentiary is not known.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-05

Paul Burgess who is a student at
the Mccormick theological seminary.
Chicago, where he is taking a course
of study preparatory to entering upop
the work of the ministry has recently
been awarded prize of fifty dollars
in gold for the highest standing in
his class in Old Testament scholar
ship AS there are fifty young men
in Mr.. Burgess class. all of Them
competing for the honor. the disiinc-
tion that has come to him is one IN
which his friends may well be
proud.
Poor old Shakespeare not living
in the laboratory age, never thought
of the Mary Mears way to tame a
shrew. In her "Rosamond the Sec
ond" the modern woman author has
her hero work out the Frankenstein
problem on his lady love with the re-
suit that he produces in his labora
tory just the kind of a woman he
wants. There are hundreds OF hus-
bands who would pay much money
for the hero's recipe but few of them
would care to attempt 10 follow his
methods by reading the fake" scien-
tific discussion of them. The dry
minutes OF a divorce proceeding are
more interesting.
More than 25o people took adyant-
age of the May Day excursion to the
Royal Gorge and Canon City on Sum
day and the special Rio Grande train
which left the union depot at 9
o'clock. The excursion was a sue
cess from every standpoint and will
be duplicated several times during
the coming summer. A stop OF half
an hour was made in the Royal Gorge
al the hanging bridge. after which the
special train returned to Canon City
where the high line drive was enjoy
ed and the state penitentiary inspect
ed.-Pueblo Star-Journal-
At the Mems Union Bible class
meeting in the K. P. hall yesterday
there was an attendance of 2s, who
report a very pleasant time. Prof
Montgomery was present and sang
and there were good talks from
Messrs- C. II. Sale. U. E. Sidebottom.
R E. Nesbitt and H. E Smith of Can
on City, members of the Baracas
class of the Presbyterian church. The
four gentlemen are representative
business men OF that city but have
become much interested in Bible
study and claimed they found it much
more restful TO get out at e:45 for
class than 1t did to do as they had In
the past. lay abed an hour longer -
Florence Citizen
Guy u Hardy returned Monday
from one Of his hurry up" trips east.
He visited Des Moines and a number
of newspaper men out in the state.
spending a day each In Boone. Mar
shalltovr. Waterloo and Davenport,
towns where the best papers in Iowa
are published He vent on over to
Peoria and Chicago. returning home
through Southern Illinois and St
Louis.
The school election yesterday was
an extremely quiet affair and COM
paratively few people were aware
that II was taking place Less than
thirty votes were cast and as there
was no opposition, all OF them were
fnr Ino W Ernr,arsnn Uhn uas |. ram
Cañon City record., 1910-05-05
Friday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sweitzer of
Eads, Colo. who are we'll known In
Canon City and vicinity. are the hap
py parents Of baby daughter born
to them on the 18th inst. The con-
gratulations Of their friends Ia ir
order.
Will Begtold OF Muncie, Ind, ar
rived here a few days ago and viii
probably spend several weeks in Can
on City and vicinity. Mr.. Bsgotld
brought with him letters Of introduc-
duction to ]. W. Mckinley AMI oths
Indiana people
c. C. Patton has returned home
from Weld county, where he has been
looking after his ranching interests
during the past month. Mr.. Patton
owns 800 acres of semi-arid land
near the Burlington road. about 80
miles southeast OF Greeley and has
been up there hooking after the plant
Ing OF small orchard and shade trees
OF various kinds, and such agricultur-
al operations as can be successfully
carried on in that section OF the state.
His brother. T. D. Patton. who re-
Gently came TO Colorado from West
Virginia. has purchased 1s0 acres
adjoining the larger tract and will de-
vote his attention to dry farming dur
ing the coming summer. On the Pat
ton ranch Is a strong well and gaso-
line pump has been Installed for the
purpose of lifting water for the irri-
cation OF trees. 4 truck garden. etc.
The completion OF an irrigation ditch.
now under way. will render the en-
tire Patton tract tilIabIe land.
L. A. Poteet. deputy game warden.
with headquarters At Florence. was
in Saiida last week In the interest OF
game. He had not been In town very
long before he arrested Fred Post for
killing two birds out OF season they
being the Red Shaft Flicker. Post
was taken before Juyuce Baldwin and
fined In the sum of $3.50. the fine
being $40 and costs.-Saiida Mall.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-05
Weanesday.

Wholesale and retail feed. C. B.
Merris. 322 Main St 2S5tf
Mayor Tanner left this afternoon
for Salida en- route to Alamosa ON q
business trip that will occupy his at
tention for two or three days. He ex-
poets to return to Canon City on FRI
day or Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Frisbie who
have been in Hot Springs, Ark, for
couple of months or more were
scheduled to start for home today.
They expect to stop at Topeka and
other points in Kansas on their way
back to Colorado to visit relatives
and will not arrive here for ten days
or two weeks. 1t will be gratifying
to the friends of Mr.. Frisbie to know
that he is recovering from his recent
very severe illness and that the indi-
cations point to a complete restora-
ton to health in the course of the
next few months.
Prices right at c. B. Merris' feed
store. Cash counts 235tf
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Mayhem reach
ed home on Monday from an extend
ed trip through the south during
which they visited New Orleans, Mo-
bile, Memphis and other places of in
terest They spent week or ten days
at Hot Springs. Ark. while en- route
book to Colorado and made several
calls upon Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Fris-
bic at their hotel In that city. Mr..
Mayhem says that Mr.. Frisble is con-
valescing from his late critical Illness
and is looking very well considering
the experience he has recently under
gona !
A woman who believes that man
the suffragette is registered at the
Antlers hotel. She is Miss e. Mo
Comas of Cincinnati. O.. owner OF
extensive oil interests at Florence
and of valuable mining property In
this state She declares herself to be
mans rights" woman and says II
the women only knew how to go
about it they could get anything they
wanted from the men. While In this
state Miss McComas will visit her
properties at Florence. Cripple Creek
and Currant creek. the last being
about 10 miles from the famous gold
comp.-Colorado Spring Herald.
william L. Morris of e13 Main
street. Canon City. is selling 40 acres
or more in the Hill tract. situated 9
miles southeast Of Florence. at SIS
per acre Water will be delivered on
this land during 1911. Dali Deweess
says this Is one Of the finest pieces OF
fruit land in the valley and will be .
second Lincoln Park 2xst6
Street Commissioner g. B. George
has been busy with q gang OF men
for seevral days cutting down the hill
near the old smelter site on South
Ninth street and has materially
changed the appearance OF things
there. as well as greatly improving
the road Work has been temporarily
abandoned on account OF the necsss-
ity of lowering a water main crossing
the road at that point before opera
tons can be resumed.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-05
satarday

AFH. DtDFEt f-Elhffft ron ot eNRAha
Cotton. East Canon, left yesterday
afternoon for Hillside. where she will
Join her husband. who is engaged In
taking the government census in that
part OF the county. She will return
home tomorrow or next day.
The graduation exercises Of the
members Of the preparatory ira Ming
classes OF the Sunday school OF the
First Christian church will take place
Sunday evening. May 18th. About IS
pupils will be given diplomas and The
occasion promises 10 be one OF ex-
cepilonal Interest o the public at
large. The members OF the grad
uatinE classes have prosecuted their
studies under the instruction OF Mrs.
J. W. Mckinley and Mrs. Geo +.
Turner and deserve great praise for
the excellent character OF the wcrk
they have done.
II. II. Frye. who has been s5journ-
ing in south California for the last
six months. returned home On the
Santa Fe train this morning Hrs.
Freye and daughter. Niss :s'ar. r'"e
taken a cottage at Lcn- 3eIeN ani
will remain there for the sumre-.
Cam J. Talley. who q day or two
ago pleaded guilty In district court 10
the theft Of a horse. bride and saddle
from Dan Halls ranch on Talishas-
SEQ creek was this morning sentenc-
cd to the reformatory at Bueua Vista
By Judge Champion and viii remain
in that institution until he attains his
majority. Talley claims 10 be LEES
than seventeen years of age. but the
authorities are disposed TO believe
that he 10 older than that He was
taken to Buena. Vista By Sheriff -
ser this afternoon to enter his term
OF punishment
The annual school election In Dis
trict No. 1 will b held at the offios
OF Superintendent Minnie @. Merriam
next Monday afternoon. but as thers
is oniy one office to be filled and but
one candidate to be voted for II is mot
likely that there will bc great deal
OF interest manifested IN the result
John w. Emmerson 10 q candidate for
election to the position of school d.
rector to succeed himself for . term
OF five years. The ballot box win
be opened at . o'clock and will b
closed at o'clock.
District court was dismissed by
Judge Champion at 10 O'Clock this
morning until a corresponding hour
next Tuesday; the members of the
jury being charged to report for duty
promptly at that time. A number OF
the most important cases on the
docket have been set for trial next
week and they will be taken up rs
rapidly as possible. The suit OF
Grant Cox OF South Canon against
the City OF Canon City. In which dam
ages In tho sum OF $4,000 Ia demand
ed from tho defendant. has been act
for hearing on Wednesday, May
a5th.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-05

didate for membership on the board
of education for period OF five
years
Cañon City record., 1910-05-05
News Notes
Ragsdaie's
Real Estate
Bargains

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 523
lAain street. Record office.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-05
Corset Covers

Every lady wants big assortment OF
Corset Covers. Here is chance to
add a few dainty garments TO her
wardrobe alta small outlay.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-05
Skirts

All good hull sweep. trimmed with
hne laces. embroideries and ribbons
assorted lengths.