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The Detroit times., 1912-08-30

SOC Sleeveless Quimps at 29c
Made OF beautiful shadow lace aud plain nets
Worth 5oc Friday at 29c. CMain Floor)
Mems 15c Linen Collars, SC (35c for 12)
1000 dozen 4-piy linen collars. some with slight
imperfectons In laundry work Such well known
brands as e W., Barker's. Arrow Brand. Lion. etc.
All styles Regularly 15c each, Friday at &c each or
35c dozen. Mems Store.)
Mems soc Shirts and Drawers at 27c
Balbriggan and derby ribbed. Plain and Iancy col
ored. Worth soc. Friday at &c. Mems store)
Womens Csc Knit Corset Covers, 16c
High ribbed and long sleeves. Full weight
Worth 25c. Friday at Ice. Main Floor.)
Women's Csc Umbrella Pants at Ice
Lisle finish Lace trimmed umbrella knee All
sizes. Worth 25c. Friday at 16c. (Man Floor.)
S275 Parlor Rockers at $1.4S
Constructed of solid oak 24-inch square top Worth
$2.75, Friday at s1.49 (Fffth Floor)
1895 French Tips at $1.29
Three large French tips In bunch; best black and
white African Worth 80 Friday at 81 %
Second Floor.)
$40 Willow Plumes at $2.9S
Handted willow piumes, two'piy bodies WITH thfee-
ply heads Worth $40. Friday only at S29S. tSec-
ond Floor.)
81 Sample Rug Lengths\ at $1.49
About 500 pieces in the lot size 27x56 inches Art.
loom, Wilton Bigelow and Hartford. Administer and
Goebn carpets In the lot Worth 81. Friday your
choice at sl.49 each. tFourth Floor
55c Linoleum, 39c a Square Yard
Cork linoeum in vide variety Of pStts,nS o,n suit
square yard Friday at 39c. (Bring your room meas
urements.) Fourth FloorO
Women's 39c Dressing Sacques, 25c
Calico dressing sacques in assorted stripes and
figures light and dark grounds shirred girdle and
cuffs Worth 39c. Friday only at 25c. (Third
Floor)
Women's 75c House Dresses at 4Sc
Made Of excellent quality lawn I'm assorted figures
on white ground. Square neck and short sleeves.
wide skirt Worth 75c. Friday at 48c (Third
Floor iA
Boys Soc Felt Hats at 40c
povs and childrpns blue, steel,
brown and red. Worth 50c Friday at 40c. Mems
Store.) 8A r\tNf
SIG PerfectiSa Sewing Machine, SLOTS
Full oak cabinet highly polished. 3-drawer drop
head style Of best steel attachments and 10year
guarantee. Worth ,le Friday only at s1o.75.
(Fourth Floor)
The Detroit times., 1912-08-30
Drop-catcher.

Put a ruffie on the bottom OF the
kitchen apron. You will be surprised
how many drops and spots 1t pre-
vents from landing on your skirt ex-
posed below the hem Of the apron.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-30

PEACH TART-Line a pie pan or baking
dish (bottom and sides or sides only) with q
sweet. short biscuit dough and bake we'll When
brown nll with uncooked sliced peaches. Place
lattice strips of the paste across the top and
bake in a quick oven till the strips are brown
II desired the nlling may be OF peach sauce OF
the uncooked pulp. One may also substitute
meringue or whipped cream for the lattice
strips.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-30

PEACH VNEGARUse which mix
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-01
THE .PROGRRssIyEv PARTY.

Is the individual. man or woman,
who uses Foley Kidney Pills for back
ache. rheumatism. weak back. and 9th
er kidney and bladder Irregularities
Robert w. Herter. Lawrenceville. Mo.
says: II took three bottles OF Foley
Kidney Pills and got permanent
cure" They are healing, strengthen
Ing. tonic. and quick to produce ben
eficial results. Contain no harmful
drugs. Never sold In bulk. Put up n
two sizes In sealed bottles. The genu-
Inc in a yellow package. For Sale by
The Corner Drug Store.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-01
THOUSANDS OF TOUR
lists ARE COMING

A sort of straw vote" that has been
taken by the different railroads in
Iowa, Illinois, Kansas and Missouri
and other Middle Western states indi-
cate that thousands OF tourists will
come to Colorado during August and
September The seasons in those
states that have been a little back
ward this year but the crops are the
best that have ever been experienced
The harvests will be unusually large
and the farmers viii have difficulty
getting enough harvest hands 10 take
care OF the large crops. But after 1t
IA all over and the grain and hay are
properly taken care OF. the farmers
will commence TO think OF their VI
cation trip and the rest they need so
badly.
Colorado to them Is a logical point
and 1t has been extensively advertised
that It Is "the play ground OF the na-
ton" For many reasons the farmers
VIII come to Colorado thicker than
ever this year.
Secretary Maddox OF the local asso-
citation has seen that literature OF al
kinds concerning Canon City has been
circulated through the farming states
and already he has received replies
sufficient to convince him 'hat more
tourists viii come to Canon City this
year than has ever before been ex-
pected.
Even today foreign cars are seen
on our streets in greater numbers
than was the case last year at this
time.
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H ]ME AFTER tX-
TENDED EASTERN TRIP

Mr.. Frank McGillicuddy returned
last night from month spent in Chi
cago and New York. In Chicago
Mack saw five big league ball games
and one in New York. In the former
city he met Connie Mack" Ccorneliug
McGnl.cuddy) his cousin who has
won fame because of his ability as a
baseball manager.
In New York he says that he saw
about all OF the city that anyone
would want to see. He was out %
Coney Island. Atlantic City. Asbury
Park. on the Great White Way. up
Fifth avenue. down In Chinatown. over
in the Ghetto and little bit OF every
place. He took long auto trips
through New Jersey and into Pennsyl-
vania.
Mack says the trip is an education
to any person and staying in big
place like New York is interesting In
deed When the traveller was along
the Great White Way and saw the
cleaning lights and the wonderful
places OF amusement he said that he
could plainly see how they say New
York gets In the blood" You can see
more there In n minute than can be
seen In Canon City In ten years dc-
cording to Mr.. McGillicuddy.
Mr.. McGiillcuddy brought back n
niece and a nephew, Katherine and
Robert LAYERS of Chicago who Will
visit in Canon for . month or two.
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Entomologist Here.

Prof George d. Weldon OF Fort Col
llns was In Canon City Tuesday and
Wednesday and investigated the crop
conditions on Lincoln Park and Eas,
Canon and Beaver Park. It is his
opinion that the ravagcs OF the leaf
roller we're not as serious as was frst
anticipated. lie thinks that the fruit
growers Of this section viii come oai
with as good a crop. II not better. than
last year.
He Finds the trees In fairly good con
dition and there are not many that
were totally killed by the devastating
leaf roller.
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BRING UP PAIR OF NEW
WHEELS FOR WRECKED CAR

AL Duhurst. Morgan Reese, Josh
Snyder. Charles Tatmau and VIII Mei-
lor of Williamsburg who had an acci-
dent in Al Duhurst's Ford car on
Oak grade last Sunday, came to Cam
on Friday with a pair OF new wheels
with which they will replace those
that we're destroyed. when the car is
pulled from It's present position four
hundred feet below the road on Oak
creek. The men have all recovered
from their injuries and appear none
the worse for their exciting trip.
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HAVING TROUBLE WITA::..:.ss1. - :
THEIR WATER SUPPLY

There is n disagreeable taste and
sickening smell to the city water in
Florence and the citizens are up in
arms over the matter. The city coun-
Gil is doing all in its power to solve
the problem and the water superin-
tendent and his assistant have been
staying up nights to ferret out the
trouble. Most of the theories adyanc-
ed resolve themselves into matters Of
conjecture and no solution of tha
problem has yet been found.
Some of the aldermen, however,
seem TO think that the recent flushing
OF the mains is the cause Of the dl.-
ficulty. They contend that the flush
ing was not sufficient to clear the
mains and only served to stir up he
gas and the settings In the line. This
theory is substantiated by the fact
that the water was pure and sweet
before the flushing process was start
ed.
On the other hand the water com
missioner exhibited some sweet clover
that he had gathered from Roosevelt
No. l and he asserts that It has the
same odor as the water He is busy
following up this clue.
To remedy the trouble It has been
proposed that all hydrants and faucets
be opened simultaneously and permit
ted to run until a signal Is given and
1t is thought that in this way lie
flushing will be satisfactory and the
aroma" of the water will disappear.
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BIG CELEBRATION HERE
EMANCIPATION DAY

August the fourth is the biggest day
of all the year to the colored folks.
Especially is this so OF the Canon City
colored population because they cele-
brate the event every year. This year
the celebration is to be far more elab-
crate and extensive than has ever
been essayed before.
The Denver & Rio Grande will run
an excursion for the emancipationists
from Denver. Colorado Springs and
Pueblo to Canon City. The train will
arrive here at noon on August the 5th,
the day OF the celebration and will go
Immediately through the gorge and
back to Canon City. There win be
free band concerts. hIs picnic dinners
and a grand ball IL the evening
August fourth will not be used as
the day of celebration because 1t IS
Sunday and the date has been defer
red one day. Last year the crowds
here were orderly and had a good
time.
This year a big ball game iss che
duled between a Pueblo and colora-
do Springs colored team.
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KEEPS MARRIAGE SECRET
SINCE THE EIGHTH

Miss Lila Young and Mr.. Daniel
Morris. both OF this city. and well ami
popularity known. were married At
Florence on July the eighth. The two
young people kept the wedding 4
secret, so they thought. until yester-
day. when the parents OF the couple
made It known. However. friends ~
the two young people got wind Of
the fact that a license had been issued
to them and investigated and found
out that they were married. The
friends then did a most unusual thing.
Instead OF letting everybody know
that they knew about the wedding.
they kept quiet about II and NJ. U. ".
was their watchword.
The young couple after their mar
riage went out 10 Yorkville and spent
most of the time until day or two
ago when they started for ziiiah.
Washington. where Mr.. Morris has a
fine position. The young people have
scores OF friends In Canon City who
viii wish them the best OF happiness
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-01

d. c. Bybee. teaming contractor liv-
ing at 500 Keeling Court. Canton, H.,
is now well rid OF severe and annoy
ing case OF kidney trouble. His back
panied and he was bothered with head.
aches and dizzy spells. II took Foley
Kidney Pills just as directed and IL
few days felt much better. My
life and strength seemed to como back,
my bnckache left me. s!er. well. and
got up free from headache and diz'
zy spelle I am now all over my trou-
BILE and recommend Foley Kidney
Pills to everyone" For Sale by The
Corner Drug Store.
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fLOATER
PROVES TO
Be WOMAN

The body found by Tom GalligerI
section foreman OF Parkdale. a hun|
dred yards the Other. side of seorg1
station Tuesday morning. at 1l:45. wal
that OF woman. II was at first rel
ported that It was man, thought ID
be Fred Riggs. but when the corone|
and party fished the body out OF th1
river 1t turned out TO be that of q WON
an.
Some think that it Is the badly de-
composed body OF Arbita Martinez. 4
suicide. who jumped from bridge al
Sallda on Sunday morning. July 7th
after being disappointed In love. Coz
oner Stephenson. however. believes 4
to be the remains OF worNn aboui
thirty years OF age. The Martine4
girl was only sixteen
There is practically no way q
Identification except the teeth. Tho
upper half Of the skull is goneIntireI
ly. Nearly every bone was broken and
the body was In an awful condition.
a tourist brought word into town
about three o'clock and 1prone1
Stephenson. lack Shaw. Arthur VIII
son and Ed Dye went to the scene
soon after. They drove up the tunnel
road as far as possible and then walk
ed the mile to where the body lay. II
was not far from the bank OF the ris1
er. and carrying the remains 70 thd
Dead wagon was a job extremely
distasteful /, was found that thd
body eould not be kept In ~ morgud
because OF It's condition and II was
placed in a house at the cemetery.
Tom Galliger. who found se body
said that at first he thought 1t was 4
sheep and didn't pay much aeentioEl
to Il. He told some tourists about Il
and he Joined them In further Inves,i-
CATION. II was found to be the body
of a human being.
GaIiiger says that ne is quite cer1
tain that he saw the body ficatins
down the river at Pkrkdaie about 4
week ago today. He told his section
men and they laughed at him. saying
1t was drift wood. They tried to prove
IL TO him but whatever IL was disap-
peared down the river before the men
had a chance.
The body had been In the water q
great length OF time and II is not
known whether q will ever - idenii-
fed or not
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CLEANS PIPE; ALMOST
BLtEDS To ltATH

Mr. j. II. Chiver Of Cedar street
Lincoln Park. had few moments n
which to smoke his pipe the other day
and set about cleaning H. He opened
a small pen knife and reached over
to pull a straw from a broom. He
pulled at the straw. his hand slipped
and the knife blade went into his
wrist. cutting an artery.
He was alone at the time and hia
outcrles for help brought none until
after he was too feeble TO yell further
Then Mrs. Jos. Rocchio. a neighbo-,
dropped in for a short call and found
the man slowly bleeding to death. She
at once tied a rag above the slash
in the artery and stopped the flow Of
blood. Her quick action undoubtedly
saved Chiyer's life.
At the present time the man is much
improved and will soon be fully recov-
cred from the loss OF blood.
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DRY COLO
RADIO LEAGUE
is LAUNCHED

Between two hundred fifty and three
hundred people were present at the
temperance meeting last night in the
First Methodist church. After
splendid address by the Rev. J. :.
Thomas. D. D.. of Grand Rapids, Mich,
the audience decided unanimously TO
organize a Dry Colorado League. Two
meetings have been held prior to this
one, and at the last Of these a nom-
mating committee, consisting OF II
NJ. Jameson. Dr. C. C. Lamb r. d.
Collins, Mrs. Sara McRay and Newton
B. King, was appointed This COM
mittee, through its chairman, brought
in the following report: President,
DR.. r. E. Fulkerson; first vice presi-
dent. L. Z. Sidebottom: second vice
president. Mrs. c. A. Linkins; secfe-
tary. c. E. Rowcllffe; treasurer. C. Z.
Friend. An executive committee
consisting Of the following: DR.. G.
c. Lamb. r. C. Nesbit, c. w. Van Pat
ten. John Hamilton, J. w. Emmerson.
Mayor Frank p. smith A. C. Jensen,
J. W. Andrews. Prof d. d. Dodds. Dr..
Pitt 4. Wade and \. G. Galbraith. An
advisory committee consisting of the
following: Dr. T. B. Moore, J. B.
Cartwright, Prof. c. G. Sherwood. !.
Seaman, DR.. W. F. Brooks. DR.. \. T
Clark, Mrs. Sara McRay, Prof. W. II.
Ray, II. s. Maddox. Glenn /. Kirkten,
DR.. c. H. Wilkinson, Rev. E. r. Ma
hood. Mrs. Anna Burgess, Francis
Bachelor. Rev. VIM. worley. w. q.
Newton. W. F. Gleason. a. W. Lucas
and Mrs. J. " Ragsdale. BY action
OF the meeting. the pastors OF the
various churches were added TO this
council. The report was unanimous
ly adopted. and DR.. FulkersOn intro
duced to the meeting. He delivered
a short address, setting forth the
purpose of the Dry Colorado League.
which is to win, enforce and make
permanent state wide prohibition"
He laid special emphasis on the fact
Of this organization being non-parti-
san and non-sectarian. Cards were
passed at the close Of the meeting
for the signatures OF those who de-
sired to become members OF the Dry
Colorado League, and were signed by
many. Those present were asked 70
take blank cards with them for the
purpose of securing their neighbors
and friends as members. those cards
TO be left with the secretary. c E.
Rowcllffe, 43O Main street.
The meeting was considered a sue
cess by the promoters. and all went
away grateful to the program COM
mittee. which consisted OF r. J. Craig.
C W. Van Patten, Mrs. James Rogers
and Mrs. II. NJ. Jameson. for arrans-
ing such a profitable evening.
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Hay fever and asthma make August
a month OF intense suffering to many
people. Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound gives prompt ease and relief.
and is soothing and healing to the III
famed membranes. NJ. NJ. Mere
thew. N. Searsport, Me. says: II suf-
fered with asthma for many years,
and have used many a doctors pre-
scription without avail. A few doses
of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
relieved me and less than a bottle
caused complete cure. / am glad to
let others knew what Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound has done for me-"
Refuse substitutes. For Sale by The
Corner Drug Store.
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MUST BELIEVE 1T
When well-known Canon City People
Tell II 80 Plainly.

when public endorsement Is mard
by a representative citizen Of Canon
City the proof is positive. Yoy musd
believe it. Read this temtlmony. Eve 4
sufferer of kidney backache. every
man. woman or child with kidney
trouble will do well to read y foil
lowing.
Mrs. John O. Morrison. ii31 Riy II
street. Canon City. Colo. says: "wd
consider Doan's Kidney Pills a very
effective and valuable remedy. our
knowledge OF them dates back several
years ago at which time We used
them. Since then we have found
Doan's Kidney pills. procured az
Hunter Palmer's Drug Store. to be an
invaluable medicine. We heartily rec
ommend them"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster-Milburn %. Buffa'o'
New York. sole agents fof the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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Along with other observations rela-
tive to Canon City's Mistakes" and
rruriosities. would offer few minor
suggestions. which are to be taken in
the kindly spirit that they are tender
ed.
Personally. 1 do not see that our
hope lies either in the direction Of the
manufacturer or the tourist. DilIgent
efforts along these lines have not met
with much success for the reason that
we are handicapped by other com
munities in several ways. However,
there is one strong asset that Is some
times overlooked.
The world is full Of people OF means
seeking pleasant climate and COM
Portable surroundings for the purpose
of a permanent home. To these our
present advantages now appeal, and
by the expenditure of a little time and
money. publically and privately. We
can not only derive more selfish
pleasure out of life. but Canon city
will be still more charming 10 the
prospective homeseeker
Possibly these suggestions. II car
ried out. would terminate in some
more OF \. L. Taylor's Mistakes"
but they will not be as expensive as
some OF the others. and. if not sue
cessful. no harm would be done.
In the first place. l would expert
ment with oiling the streets by trying
block at a time with the different
methods. Road oiling has proven a
success in numerous places and our
soil is said to be well adapted to its
use. This dust is almost intoIerable.
especially to those of our visitors who
are accustomed to dustless roads and
streets. We are an easy-golng peo-
pie. or We would not put up with It 40
complacently during all of tn use
years. And while we are at II, why
not eliminate the cottonwood tree.
also? Confidenually. viii tell you
something. These dusty streets and
cottonwood trees are big revcnue-pro-
ducers for the oculIsts. Now. do not
mention II.
Next. II / were supreme ruler OF
Canon City would either compel the
property owners to trim the trees.
or. better. would have the city trim
them in a uniform manner. There Is
hardly a block In town where one may
walk along the sidewalk without hay-
ing to dodge the overhanging limbs.
When carrying a parasol or an UNI
brella, this becomes serious matter,
especially when the leaves are wet,
/ following a shower or during a rain
or snowstorm. The appearance OF a
tree is much improved By high pruning
and the low limbs shut out the circn-
lation Of the air, promote the insect
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A Lay Sermon for a Week Day
LUKE 1917 lEsE@
LUKE 1917 az -.

nuisance and interfere with the
growth OF the lawns.
Thirdly. / would attend to the
lawn sprinkling, and would not per-
NIT the enormous waste OF water, to
the discomfort af pedestrians by the
almost universal practice of allowing
a hose TO run for hours in one posi-
ton. thus flooding the lawn and over
flowing the walk
Not to neglect the automobllist and
his brother on the motorcycle.
would pass an ordinance prohibiting
the use OF the muller cut out within
the city limits. This is getting to nc
an awful nuisance. especially during
the heated season, when during the
otherwise quiet hours of the night.
with open windows or on a sleeping
porch, we are trying to get a feN
hours OF needed rest. Probably all
other cities now have and enforce IN
ordinance prohibiting useless noises
by automobiles.
Now. in closing. we viii device
something for the kiddIes, and. here it
Is. and ! know It viii meet with their
approval. for the writer has taken
two OF them into his confidence
Capt Hannum and Frank Rundahl
both say that II Is just what they
need. would scoop out a great big
shallow hole in the city park and
fiji It with running water. and there
would be fish in It. and lilies for
the girls and bathing for the little
boys like W. II. Peabody. and there
would be boats for everybody; and In
the wintertlme we would let Il
freeze over and there would be just
I, the dandiest skating.
Now, all respect and honor to those
whe are giving the best OF their ei-
forts and spending thousands OF dol
lars In landing the elusive tourist.
building factories and promoting rail-
roads and smelters. but the time "a
soon coming when we may demand
more actual results for the money
spent. and my plea is that we at once
begin 10 check up on some OF these
small things that VIII be OF benefit
every day and hour and that can be 50
easily accomplished with a little CO
operation and small amount II
money. when this comes to pass. the
money already spent for advertising
will not be lost. for then We viii
have this much more to show the out
sIders when they come. and they will
say with US that Canon City Is an
ideal place to live.
Because thou hast been faithful
in very little. have thou authority
over ten cities
OTIS oRENDoRFF
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Autoed from In Junta.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Warner aud
their daughter. Miss Irene. Of La Jun
tn. Colorado. with their guest. Mrs.
NJ. F. Wright. OF Middleport. Ohio,
came to Canon yesterday in tho War
ner car and viii spend few days Wis
iting In this vicinity.
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Visiting Parents.

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Watson OF Hoop
er, Colorado, are in the city visiting
Mrs. watsons parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. II. Bengley.