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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-24
pOYLEvJlLE
News-Champion Correspondence:
Tuesday. March n

Tuesday. March n.
Mrs. Theodore slate returned from
Den ver MedBesday
John Evans has moved his family
To- II Hirdman's ranch
our Young men had smoker at
Henry Spepest' home last week
Mrs W. A. johnson and daughter.
Pearl. are expected home next week
Me- Deering went TO Denver Thurs
day hi- family leaving for san Diego
Sunday.
Miss Bessie Gibbons and Clarence
Meadows were visitors at Crookston
WEDNESDAY
Our school board held n meeting
last Tuesday. School viii begin the
first of June.
A St Patrick dance and basket SUP
per at r. u. Stephenson's Friday
night was well attended
The report is that Elmer Doyle.
formerly of this place but now OF
Washington state, is in Salida with
hi@ son John who has been operated
upon in DIR. Cboch I'm . hospital.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-24
ALOMC rnE nUpoY
Ion O0FrespOndence

saturday, March II.
Mrs. Redmon spent Thursday and
Friday at paonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams, T.. D. Red
mon aud james Smith of Somerset
spent the last OF the week at Delta
a mountain lion killed deer in the
Snowshoe country one day last week
Jim smith came up with his hounds
20 attempt To kin the lion but the
snow was too soft
The two year old child of n Hun
garian family at Somerset. was
scalded To death in tub of hot
water and I've which had been left ON
child was buried Monday
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-24

~ ssrth and cessruliHxls isst.srgsr.ssra
t-ssee r.--IT,1nts.ra with .nc,srs~ 81 fsss
same n4.h standard
Tsse reafiin1a- 81 f'Fsa- koar..y aud
nr Snsifh issf a I's".-snx saEsstS ~
t'ss SsrssGraa and rssotsed tls hearty
sssy.rsrsissfis,n thst sss-crxel
Tlss eorns.f -s,ss, ~ nr 4. Wils-ssn
y 10 d-siizistfllllk rensissEea and ws- .
pssa~sue iHissatIs,n
Tke .asiis~ -ssxtctte ws- a -arssrs-c
sss~.sf . piss-aIst oBe. issr st- t.asf ,
and bssrusa4gsis.ts- s,cf'isastt.,n.
kes >isyart ~ q -hssrt atisire-- ga
I,Ee~~s,a tlts cnur.h approximation -,
The wofk 81 tis.s chair s-.-ssr.is.lls eonl.
me.sisnz The ssrgani-f -g.esssisI.1 ~ her
f'sstissuilse-- and in,psrtasrc ~ the
cis,sr
rssssRA~
e'ser,ure The e,s,ssian Truaas,i
n9rsii t,rrb.-tra
aarch 81 oar >ati,m e.eitel Ch.ru-
N.ral >s,lss t.asani9ht. Littis sirl.
tser,siHizht Macy Miss Tay,sr
sssrHei >siio star ~ the East Rocker
Mr.. q wili-.n
kes<ting Eiies MIR smith
who Knows wha, The Bell- say
earker chorus
Nsrsl s.,lo The CAeir Boy
Arm-trong MIR. " iil-on
11etottafitiH Gorr,-on tsrcbe-tra
Jsck aud jilt l.ea-on tboru-
Vocal >tila hite Miss I,,,ig
keatlinz Anon. ProS kearBey
Loves Oid sweet Song Molloy
Iadies >eNtctte
tOreef tslsc Leslie Chorus
I.saxing kstz-ch Orchestra
Ais~ Neiiis Decker. scconspanist
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-24
SAluEaO
News-Champion Correspondence:
Wednesday, March ..

Wednesday, March %.
Dock Carpenter was in town Tues
day.
Dan o'Neil took a trip to- Gunni-
son Sunday.
Melvin Stewart is back to our
town again.
David Cairns Sr. took a spin to-
Montrose "Wednesday
We are enjoying spring weather in
this part of the country.
Margaret Lynn and Zora Carpenter
took in the st Patrick : dance at
Montro-e Friday night.
Mr.. Curtis of Paonia stopped over
bet ween trains Friday to visit with
his friend, Jack Shutter
Aaron Braswell of Montezuma \ i.
c. is visiting his brother. IA. s. Bras
well aud other relatives this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-24
noNERMAA
News-Champion Correspondencs:
sunday, March ~.

News-Champion Correspondence:
sunday, March ~.
John knowles is out ON a business
trip to Delta.
George Stevenson has secured a
position ON the Coli tunnel near st
Elmo.
George Farlee is busy taking and
sacking ore from the Golden Fleece
property.
Dallas Duncan came over from Pit
kin Yesterday to spend few days in
this camp.
The weather for the last week has
been quite changeable However the
snow il settling very fast.
Mrs. John Mailer goes to Pitkin
Tuesday To take charge of the Bon
Ton restaurant while Mrs. shaft
makes a trip cut.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-24
DAyTOA
News. Champion Correspondence.

Tuesday March u
,harlie eager was n visitor of MIR
and Mrs. Evans last week
Arthur Johnson and Miss Wilson
attended the 1T Patrick's dance at
Lake CITY
A. Y. Embom, A. X. Brolin aud
Henry johnson are loading ties Tor
the railroad
II. Jury Of Creesie arrived ON Lake
saturday to spend week with rela-
tiyes aud friends
Mrs. +. j. Mendenbsll left for Lake
'iiN last week en- route to Dolores
where she " III remain for some time
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-24
EAST aavra HAspeusscs
News-Chsmpion correspondence.
Tuesday. March

Tuesday, March q.
Cloudy weather ON East river at
present.
Fred BeautoD OF Ohio City visited
his family last week
Perry SDodgrass had business on
East river during the week
Miss Lolita Bottenfield is visiting
with the Snodgrass and Nicol families
in Gunnison.
James Hayes Of Jacks Cabin and
Mrs. Perko We're business visitors in
Crested Butte Friday and saturday.
Payton Spann and Perry Snod
grass took in the 1T Patrick ball at
Crested Butte. They report fine
time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-24

n. A. G. will meet at the home O
Mrs Rogers March 27.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-24
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"Wednesday Narch -
i.ssist. NsAlii~tsr Dr.. u a.s na- l.s-sn
M D.snVer St-srinG hs- sss..tlsar. re-
AeEIrd the iir-1 ~ the ws-'k
- ~ Tr.xarthau and q u, Eaur.-tf
~ s.nnHi-ssH came ap la-f FRIDAY a,
stt.la The ~ pafrark : .laua,s.
; A. i.rssWu ~ f'ssi,ss,. D.. a X =.
-cais la-sYv.tur wa- hurg lss-f ~aanr-
ssas I'atfiaz tse raiiroaa -cssl's- in re-
pair
Mis- hiaftp Natl..r reGnrEea Thur
siaN frsssa is.uNsr herr she ha- t,..sn
i.sr tse l'a-s ~es,s buN inz her Spring
-is'cs 81 Isiillinery
Nssra has tessn r,-f.iV~d frssm tha-
u. ED-- shat he y naW IN ls.,s yer
teniinz iane aad b,seiitsd irs.sn hi-
tr"wtHaeIsf aud viii return 10 the
t.uite- the latt.r part of the month
v "a tislm.~ aud Ja-. Harris xho
have ss-sn toariHg tali1urnis came w
Tuesday pi2ht. Ther. y q isiz con-
trs-i set ~assn straw berries ia fmh-
feruia aud -nsw balls IN the Eufto~
y y. Thomas. division -u,wrinten-
dent III the a. D. a u came in Tu.--
DAY uizhi s,n hi- usual monthly visit
tte has been since SUNDAY night get
ting here fr,n ,,icnws,s,d Springs. 90
account ~ dalsN- on railroad caused
bS rock slides bet ween tsienw s,sd
aud >alida
I've ar three Of our Christian
brothers took II upon themselves 10
NE con1I'saints against the stlo,n
ke.pers fOr keeping open on Sunaax-
on-eaaentis eight ta them visited
,suRBi-on Moatay to tell the Judge
h9w u happeBed and hauisiate / . tn..
county fund. They returned Tues
DAY h-riin2 lul,iiaBt ever their short
cutting
The ~ Patrick = dance given nv the
\ NJ. A A at the city hail the l7th
was largely attended. in TACT crow si.sl
a- the Young aud Odd. married aud
single all turned out. Mu-ic was fur
nl-hed by Wm. Bryan and Mrs Slick
m Gsnnisoa. A good supper Was
served by the ladies oi the ,stboi,c
church at midnight and dancing was
continued until 4 "a IN. The a-ss~ia-
eieared about t25.M. Everybody
had n iisse time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-24
JACKS Cam.
News-Champion Correspondence:

1~e"s-OHdHiPfoH COrrespOHdehce.
Tuesday. March n.
Harold McCullah left Tuesday Tor
his home AT Canon city.
Payton Spann attended the dance
at Crested Butte the 18th.
Miss Emma Lueero is in Gunnison
taking teachers examination.
Geo. Ellsbury has moved from the
%. T.. Willis ranch To his own ranch
in Happy Hollow
Our school house is receiving coat
oi paint throughout and prepara-
tions are being made To start school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-24
IA


Tuesday. March n
mir- sara ka-terly visited our
school this week
A. h. steven. spent several daVs in
the capitol city recently.
Miss Jennie Brsabury sd GunBi-on
spent the weeks end n, J. H. Bergs
Dr. Hyatt Was called to- lola last
week 10 see the Ehret baby who has
tseea quite sick.
". ; Humphreys and family have
moved t0 Mofiat Colo as our station
" ne closed last week
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-24
nssieA Ealssonansua q Co. -,
Special Correspondence.

The musical event OF the season
Was the concert given at the CunQre-
gational church by the chorus choir
under the direction of Prof.. W A.
" Wilson. assisted by n five piece
orchestra under the leadership of Dr
A. Taylor.
The high-class program IN was render
ed in manner that demonstrated
the excellent work the chorus has
been doing. and was highly appreci-
ated by the large audience as evinced
by repeated encores demanded aud
responded To.
The chorus numbers were tastefully
selected and showed to advantage
the training and balance of the
singers.
The numbers bv the orchestra were
exceptionally well rendered and much
enjoyed.
The vocal solos by Miss Doig. Miss
Tay ior and Prof. Willson deserve
special mention. They were ballads
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-24
CR0oxSrOA
News-Champion Correspondence:
Tuesday. March 2

Tuesday. March n.
Burton Cole has chicken pox.
Cupid II pla wing around In our val
hey again.
Howard Soden left iur Nebraska
Wednesday night.
Spring is sure here. Little chicks
have begun To peep.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-24
SPENCER
News-Champlon VorresPoaaence.

Tuesday. March n.
Miss Maud A Foster is visiting
Mrs. Perry on the river. this week.
Ernest Bowers of Powderhorn
stopped in Spencer saturday ON his
way To lola.
IA. +. Rosenbanm went to Ouray
last week tn work in the mines in
that district.
Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Hay went to
lola Thursday. Mrs. Cavanaugh
and her sister, Mrs. Bowers. returned
with them Friday.
4 A Davis il busy this week haul
ing house logs To his new ranch on
the nine mile hill. He expects to do
quite little improving this summer
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-24
n. {. OwuA nuniss

Sunday services, 10.U-Alpha
Adult Class. lI:W-Mornins wor
ship aud sermon.
6:30-Epworth League ct Electric
theatre. 7;D-Piessant Sunday
Evening. Illustrated Hymn: Green
lands ley Mountain" " beautiful
slides
Songs and solos by choir.
Gospel address, recitation.
Songs ON Canvas"
Gavette orchestra, music, Jolly
Fellows" Lustige Bruner.
SOFTLY Unaware" Paul Linche.
Selection, Beautiful Sleigh bells. !"
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-24

IL Seems that an item in Spencer
correspondence of last week. concern
ing the school teacher. was without
the sstnction of our correspondent
there W ho disclaime il
The evening world., 1911-06-29
SOUTHERN Mother
wins BY DEFY|NG
4, SUPREME COURT
Fiatly Refuses to Obey Order
to Allow Divorced Hus-
band to See Child.

FRS. Mabel Aiken Mather. a youns
~ou., .Zx...... s....-.
-. oO'i"
Ssmaiy' successfully dened the Supresoe
Court Of Brooklyn to-day whom shy
espussA "a oh.v q, orh.. yr~.,.. A.
.s..w A.. .S-N, =. xaSS-N.
wrv.., poA"'' no nesNno'
william haie manner q trained nurse
70 see their CHILD 0ur-year-old Philip
N. Mather.
Little Mrs. Mather calmly rspNed 20
Justice Aspinall that she would rlad,v
no "a ,aii befor. an. vouiA ,.ru,, h.r
- -. - TS.S..s.no
The evening world., 1911-06-29
Waists. Corsets
Last DAY 0f June sale.
Buy To Morrow
Closed All DAY SAluTdAy.

White Wolfe and Batisto Waists-with
faces and black aud colored cmb'y or
colOred NoiiO Dands-reg. 81. b.. 1888
White Lawn and Batisto Waists-tuckcd
In novelty styles. or fronts Of lace
and omo'y-ali sizcs-worths 81 40 .98
White Lawn and batiste " aists-
with soryiceaD lo lace and
elnDrOidcr.cs--rck s2.OD......... 1.37
waists OF WhILo Lawn. Batisto and
Dotted Sw~isses-dainty models with
lacos. embroideri les. &c.-rog. si.692.75
Womcn's Butistc corsets-lous and
modium-wolI known makus-omb'y
or laCo-sizos Is to 3O-worth 81
to 1854
The evening world., 1911-06-29
Crushed to Death in Tunnel.

While at work In the tunnel Of the
Astoria Light. Heat and Power Com
pany under the East River early to-day
John Summlnsky OF No.. 10l Pearl street,
Jersey City. was crushed to death by
the dropping of a large stone from the
roof OF the tunnel. The body was taken
out at Astoria.
The evening world., 1911-06-29
DESTROYER C0LLiDES
WITH SCHOONER At SEA.
u. S. S. Ammen Reaches Navy
Yard With Smokestack Bent
and Rail Smashed,

The United States torpedo.boat Dc.
stroysr Ammsn edged UP alongside Cob
dock at the New York Navy Yard this
morning With her forward smokestAoas
bent at an uncertain angie and the for
ward railing smashed. mute evidence OF
q collision 81 sea last night with IN un-
known schooner OF the New Jersey
coast.
Lieut.. Townsend. In command Of the
destroyer, would not talk Of the acct.
dent. but Il u understood an od1oial IN.
Quiry will be made.
Just how the collision occurred V some
mystery. 40 the NIGHT VA clear. ON
GERS Of che Ammsn said <hs schooner
The evening world., 1911-06-29
Curtains and CurtainingS
Bed Sets, etc.
Last Day Of June sale.
Buy To. Morrow.
Closed All Day Saturday.

SIOseO All Doy botoH0
French Net Curtains, wide Cluny lsce .r
with colored emb'y or Filet lace %
borders-and French Not, with ~
applique scroll borders
were S2A9 and 81. II ........... lsO6
French Net Curtslns-Mario Antoinesse
borders or Wild Ciuny Inserts
White, Ivory, A~rabian--also Potnt 80
Arab Curtains-were S5.9s end
s69s. SO
RufNcd Muslin Curtsins-wide 70
colored nscrts-were .se........ 80
Bed Sets to match-bolster sham. les
French Net Bed Sets-white and -o1g
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. border ana go
centre motif. also large motif with -
lace corners-Special. ........... 6.00
Fancy Curtain Nets--white. Arabian, -
Green, Rod-were. n ........... ID
Novelty vestibule Panels-French Not.
large motifs-werc 30 and .4v...." 40
Novelty Scrims, easement drepertos.
snowflake cross stripe c~urtainins and ~
Dresden madrAs-fiorals, side borders
and Oriental dosigns-30 inch ~.
were 10 to 10. .............. s12t4
Curtain Lawns and Musiins-
spots. figures. stripes. crorsbarsc
also coiorcd floral effects on "A.
white-wero II 4 and .i8......... ON
Figured ~silkoiines-were IL x"..... IN
New Crash and Cordlneste DrsPerissEc.
double ~faced-vnlue 30 and 40. 40
stripes. Horals and O~risntsls.--. ION
washable Couch Covcrs-col'd borders
fringed-value Si.49. ........... s06
Table Covers TO match
2 yards square. ............s s00
Rufiod Muslin Sash Curtains .s3
with draw string--ready to hAne-
special. s4O
The evening world., 1911-06-29
PROMPT
OF
~ GOODS BOUGHT FRIDAY

> All goods bought Friday will bs dsiivssl y
Friday or saturday, sooordins 10 our rQ1xs
rurtins. dhvsvs and wagon boys receiving Q ~
day during the ve-h 10 maks n, for sstU1W.
which ot,ss employees get, ,T hh insusss -
ssnsa r~ssavtAs scods pranpsty 80 pr $500
aas - u ow ssoss were sosa. saA dUs1NO =
|OUOss 4 . 1salA
The evening world., 1911-06-29
Muslins and Sheetings
Last Day Of June sale.
Buy To- Morrow.

We Close All Dsy saturday.
~ inch Bleachcd Muslins-worth 10.
45 inch Blcachcd Muslins-worth IL.
sHEETS-72x0O-3 inch HON.
"a centre seam-worth .46.....
76x9O-3 inch hcm-ncat centre
scam-worth .t9................
White Crochet spreads-full or u
sikes-hem'd or fringed-cut
corners-worth Sl.25. .........
Feather Observation-Disclosures from
2Ox2s-valuc' 80. ..........
22x2s-value .gs. .....
Full y 20 Comfortables-ds'd top
plain b~acks-worth sl.lJ........
SILK Floss Cushions-white cambria q
2Ox2O-worth 80 10 2Ax24-worth .6i
22x22-worth 40 .2s 2ox26-woeth .0t
The evening world., 1911-06-29

apparently sustained no damage and
continued on her course. The Ammen
was en- route northward from Phila-
delphia.
The evening world., 1911-06-29
STEAM BOATS.
INTEREST & DIVIDEND NOTICES


\ dividend Of ONE-lIALF Of III Il
CENT. on the Preferred Stock has been declared
payable July ~. 1911, to Preferred Stockholders
Of record AZ the close o. business % T.. NJ July
3. 1911. Transfer books wal remain open. Checks
mailed. l., ". HYDE, SECRETARY.
The evening world., 1911-06-29
Summer Millinery
for Women and Children

Last DAY OI June sale.
Buy To- MOrrOw.
Closed All bay saturday.
Womcn's Ready TO Wear Hats
rough stra VS. In BLACK and navy,
also COmDinations-with velvet wing
and ~faciag-rcg. sl.us l.2S
Girls Trimd H~ats-whito rufilcd lace
or fancy satin Straws-iargo satin
rosettos ana DOws-rrg. ~ .OS .....9.9S
Flow crs- Roses. Lilacs. Blossoms
and F~oliago--rCk 90 and u ...... 80
The evening world., 1911-06-29
Underwear
Underwear
For Women and Children
Last Day Of June sale.
BUY To morrow.
Closed All Day saturday.

Buy To morrow.
Closed All Day saturday.
Night Dresscs-Nainsook and
Muslin-V or round ncck-rcg. 40 .33
Night Drcsses-Nalnsook. Cambric or
Muslin-dozeu ~styles-reg. d.. 90
Nainsook Night D~resscs-skirt
and yoke trim'd--cg. $40 ..... LOO
Cambria Drawers-deep rufne with
h. 8. hen and h. q. tucks-rcg. 20 40
Cambria and Nainsook Drawers
ruftics. with tucks ana lace or
fancy stitching-reg. . ......... .2B
Cambria and Muslin Drawors-
ruffics with lace inserts or schlloped
eyelot cmbroidcry-rcg. .6V....... 10
Corset Covcrs-pretty styles with laco
or smb'y and ~riODOn-rcg. .2O..... III
Corset Covers-a dozen effectively
trim'd styles-reg. 80. ........... .20
Corset Covcrs-docp trim OF laco or
emb'y and riDbons-reg. .60...... 90
Cambria Potticoats-decp tlouucos
Of embroidcries n lacos-
reg. sl.2o 40
Cambria aud Nainsook Petticoats-
twenty Styles. usually S2.6D..... 100
Potticoats-knce iiounces entirely of
lace In fan oifcct-deep ribbon run
ctnD bcadinH-rcg. So.OS....,, 400
Nainsook Combinations-yoke OF
cmb'y. lace and riDbon-reg. sl.i0. 80
Nainsook and Lawn Combinations
widc cyclct ENJOY or elaborate lace
and r~iubon-rog. Sl.6O......... Lac
Nainsook Princess Slips-whito, pink.
blue, ycliow--yoke and skirt with
lace aud r~iobon-rog. si.2D. 900. 80
Nainsook Princess Slips-dainty
stylcs-trim'd skirts-wort S2.7b 1.94
Extra Size Corset Coycrs-Lonsda,o
Cambric-lt To 81 bust-vaiuo 80 40
Extra Size Night Drossos-emb'y
inserts and cluster tucks--vnlue 90 40
Extra size Drawers-soft finish
rpnslln- ..u m lrtf. rtIfita--r.u 40 oR
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
Muslin Drawers-Hom and tucks--
i W . yTs''..,' q
b to ~ .1O
Cambria Drawcrs-l to 10 yrs
reg. .5O
Cambric-i to IL yrs.-rcg. .Go..... 40
Nainsook Night Dresses yoke In
hand emb'd effect to 10 yrs
reg. so
The evening world., 1911-06-29
HELP ~WAkTED--MALE

MAHIED. roit I, >. AHht -AD.e DVIiel 70,
citizens OF the uaiteg stitei. OF sooi character
and temperate habits. VINO can sPeak, read Aad
BIZ TO Recruiting officer, 20 Sd sS.. ltv 1th AZ,
New YORK City 39i Fulton IT., Brooslyn. n. \,
~ Montgomery ST.. Jersey City. n. j.. or say
recruiting station.
The evening world., 1911-06-29
Stamped Linens, Toilet Articles.
Hair Goods, Etc.


Last Day OF June sale.
Buy TO- Morrow.
Closed All Day SATURDAY.
More Linlngs-black, white and good
coiors-rcs. ~. ...,.,''','''
Stamped H.. \. Scaris and Squares
row draWnwOrk-Variety of horal
do,igus-rcs. Sb..,,.,,,.,,...',' ia
Stamped and Tinted Cushion Tops.
witn BACK. also centrepieces-rod
tIcAot lot. therefore
10 ct. values 1874
~ CT. values 10
4 o CT. values .29
90 ct. values .49
Cluster Pufs-2s fun pulls
beautiful hair OF a quality priced
elsewhere st 81. % and up m
bost shades .,,..,..',.'''''''''' 100
Larger Slze-cre.cent and round
value $500 A'So
Fiaer-sxtra fine halr-to. ......... 600
Extra large SILK HGr Nets
reg, O,,.,,,,,'r'''''''''o "" ~
LARGE Real Halr Sets-ros. Is, 2 for 40
soaps-Floraoelle, But,ermilx, Oatmeal.
Turkish Bath and others-larse oaAes-
reg. o
Lustrite Nail Enamel-res. .26...... ia
Novelty Bathing Caps
variety OF st yIes-reg. .os,,...'''' 80
The evening world., 1911-06-29
PIANOS AND

Ssb Bradbury upright, 9. monthly; $40 Cornish
- Court ST.. BrooA,n. opsa svsninA.
The evening world., 1911-06-29
Flannels and Blankets
Last Day OF June sale.
... NJ .

i0iiiiClo oilu p~IoIlhCL9
Last Day OF June sale.
Buy To- Morrow .
Closed All Day saturday.
silk Emb'd Flannels-large asst
pretty pptterns-rcg. .bO........ 40
EmD'd Domots-elsowhere .25,, .l1I
All wool Blankcts-for fun and extra
silc beds-instcRd Of 81, 8b.,...., 3.25
Gray Cotton Fleece Blankets-
for single Deds-untl now 3D., 10
White Goods
Last Day Of June sale.
Buy o-MorrOw.
Closed All Day saturday
36-lnch fac White India LlnOns-
soft nnlsh-oxtra quality-red. IA. TX
Emb'd fig'd and Dot swisses
Mcrc'z'd stripe batistes-
Leno stripe Lawns "a. IN
sheer PLAID Muslins- 'os' -"
MCrcCrized Madras co.
3o-inch Cambrics, NainsOok 'Gn
and LOng Cloths
4O-inch Lawns and Batistos. ....
White Emb'd Lingerie Robes
English oyolet and other designs-
NaIue So'oo S.10
The evening world., 1911-06-29

NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-14

Pay all Subscriptions and accounts to
Milton Spencer.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-14

Mr.. John Eldrege of New York
City, is visiting the Hawkins tam
lily this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy and Mrs.
Lee Turner, of Cedaredge. who
have been here working in tne
fruit left for home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallahan and Mrs.
Lula Pitman and child left Thurs
day morning for points west and
will spend the winter travelling.
Fruit workers having round trip
tickets can have them validated
by applying to John II. Moore
Manager of the Labor Bureau.
Thco. Roeber left this morning
to Chicago to visit relatives and
recuperate.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-14
Death of Mrs. Soper

Lois M. Soper died September
A, at the home of her father, G.
W. Perkins near Penobscot,
Maine. She had been a patient
sufferer for the past year of a
very painful cancer, and as the
end drew near, looked to death
as a happy release from her
earthly sufferings.
She will be remembered by
many here, especially among the
young people, as she was sue
cessful teacher in both the Mid
way and Paonia schools for a
number of years.
She was an excellent woman,
to know her was to admire her.
She leaves one little son of 8
years, also a father and mother
besides a host of friends to
mourn her loss.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-14

A serious runaway occurred last
Monday when DR.. Craig veteri-
nary surgeon. attempted to cross
the railroad track at the Wake
field crossing. A train struck the
rear end of the wagon throwing
the DR.. several feet into the al
whence he struck the ground with
great force bruising him severely
and cutting one knee very serious
ly. The team ran away and de:
molished the wagon. The train
stopped and brought the Doctor
to town and he was taken at once
to DR.. Hazlett's where his wounds
were cared for. AT present he is
said to be getting along as well
as could be expected
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-14
Winning His Way

We are glad to note the sue
cessful elimination of the hard
study and struggle of another OF
Paonia's boys" John H. Moore, in
his admission to the bar recently
Mr.. Moore came to our town with
plenty of Pennsylvania Grit which
coupled with Colorado determi-
nation, has enabled him to launch
out upon his chosen profession.
His having won his way by his
own persistent. effort insures a
successful career. We certainly
congratulate him, and wish him
the best of deserved success.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-14

Mt. Etna. after long quiescence. is
in eruption again.
A locoed broncho precipitately en-
tered n Colorado Springs drug store
through n plate glass window. Tenn
perance town too.
Friday and Saturday OF this week
the Elks VIII have n roundup at
Ouray.
The situation in China Is becoming
more threatening every day. Fam
Inc and rebellion are abroad In the
fowery kingdom.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-14
Examination.

An examination tor the posi-
ton of Assistant Forest Ranger
in the Forest Service, United
States Department of Agriculture,
will be held at Gunnison, Colo,
Oct. 23 to "a, at the headquarters
of the Forest Supervisor. Those
who desire to take this examina-
tion should make application to
the United Jtates Civil Service
Commission, Washington, d. {.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-14
Methodist Church, Sunday

Morning worship at III a m.
Theme, "Withercd Hands
Evening services at s o'clock.
Theme, "How to Know"
Sunday school at 9:I5 "A. IN.
Junior League at 3 p. m.
Epworth League p. IN.
A cordial greeting:--We cheer
fully and cordially accept the
pastoratc Of your church for an.
other year The results OF the
years work will dc, ermine the
wisdom or folly of the appoint
ment.
Wewill give our entire time to
the sacred trust which has been
committed to our care and moi
only invite but urge the Jealous
CO o-operation of all the church.
J. Q VERMILLIoN.