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COTTON MARKET
CLOSES FIRM
BY Associated Press.

New, York, Jan. 1.-The cotton market
opened steady at decline of > points on
January, which was influenced by the cir
culation of a few additional notices while
later positions were 90 6 points higher.
Liverpool was lower than due but Londcn
cables reported more optimistic feeling
with reference to the Lancashire strike
and the market here WAS firm during Inc
early trading on covering of shorts and
support from leading trade interests. The
January notices seemed to be promptly
stopped and that position soon rallied to
a net advance of 10 points while later
months ruled about to points net
higher during the middle of the morning.
While the rumors of a better feeling
in the Lancashire labor situation were not
followed by any definite news, the market
became very firm late in the forenoon and
prices sold about Ia to 16 points net
higher on support from leading spot in
tecests, local buying and covering of
shorts. Stop loss orders were uncovered
on the advance and following their execu-
ton the market easeo off bit, but was
Tithin or points o. the best at mid
day.
The market showed increasing strength
during the afternoon on covering and bull
support with prices selling about 20 to
= points above the closing figures of Fri
day.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS
~ Associated Press.

Chicago, Jan. 2.--Serious damage by
rust in four districts of South Argentine
gave the wheat market today a decided
upturn. Bulls received additional help
from an unexpected big decrease in the
European visible supply. Opening figures
were is to 389f-2c higher. May started
at SO 1S to SO 3-Sc, q gain of Is to 3-Sc
and advanced to 80 Csc
Despite the cold weather corn rose
with wheat. May opened unchanged to
1-4c off and then assembled to 60 Use.
cats. NAV started shail to 1901 &c
up at AZ SIS to Al 3-4c and rose to IS Sc
Firmness developed in provisions. Ini-
tiaI sales were Unchanged to 10c with
May delivery 1906 Tor pork, $40 for lard
and $50 Ia for ribs
rLJraN0 TAPIE Mo
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Furnished by the local Office, weather
bureau, United States department of
agriculture, under the direction of
Willis L. Moore, chief Of bureau,
Washington, D. c. y
PensaeoIa's Temperature Data.
Highest on record for January, 79
degrees.
Lowest on record for January, 10
degrees.
Average Of the highest daily tenn
peratures for January. so degrees.
Average of the lowest daily temper
atures for January, IS degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday, 90
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday morn
ing, 4S degrees.
PensacoIa's Rainfall Data.
Normal rainfall for the month of
January, 4.04 inches.
Total rainfall this January to p. m,
10 inches.
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Liverpool Market.

Liverpool, Jan. 2.-Closing: Cotton spot
higher; American middIing, fair. 574:
good niddIlng, 5.36; middling, $40; low
middling 49,; good ordinary, 4.74; ordi-
nary 454.
of which 1000 were for speculation and
export and included 300 American.
Receipts $500 bales, including SO, 700
bales American.
Futures opened steady and closed firm.
January 49S; january February,
4.97 H.; February March, 4.99 IL; March
April, sol IL; April May, sos liz; May
June, SOC; June-July, sos; July-August,
$40; August September, 5.19 1-2; Septem-
ber-October, October November, Novem-
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COKE PLANTS
IN FULL BLAST
az AssoeIateo Preaa.-

Conellsville, ia, Jan. 2.--Announce-
ment was made today at the offices of
the Frfck Coke Company that the coke
subsidiary of the United States Steel
Corporation that 1900 additional ovens
would be fired during the next few
days and all its plants in the region
operated six days a week.
The Rainey Company stated it would
have 5000 ovens in operation within
two weeks. There is also unusual &C
tivity among independent producers,
the demand for coke being created by
improved conditions at blast furnaces
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Cleared.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Staamships.


Wilma, Span. Arrotegui, 1883, to
Gulf Transit Co.
Peerless, Br. Williams, 21s5, to Pen
sacola Lumber Co.
Lavaine, Br. Daniel, 24ss, to Penss-
cola Lumber Co.
Grantor, Br. James, 227T. to ]. A.
Merritt & Co.
Annette Furness, Br, Mothersdale,
1877. to J. A. Merritt & Co.
Ships.
Spica. Ital, Solari, 1881, to master.
Kenmore, Nor, Gerthomson, 1855. to
Gantock Rock, Nor, Johansen, 1856,
to master.
Coriolanus, Nor. Bdwardsen, 95s, to
master.
Due cugini, Ital, DUccio, 1174 to
master.
Beatrice, 1tal, vasaIlo. 1882. to Ro-
sasco Bros.
Gesso, Ital. Turchi, sss, to master.
Agda, Nor, Nielsen, 1919, to master.
FredsaI, Nor, Wersen, S33. to master.
Paolina, Ital, Gondalfo, 1898, to mas
ter
Macdiarmid, ItaL simonette, 1868. to
master.
Norma, Nor, Aanonson, 772, to
master.
Fem, Nor Johansen, 26s. to master.
He-Nfay I kiss you?
She-Mamma is in the next room.
He-Oh, but that's your fathers
business.-BoSton Transcript.
Poet-Can you give me tip on
stocks?
Street-Yes; but in consideration Of
our long friendship, won't-Boston
Transcript.
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opening quotations were:
LEGAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL MASTERS SALE

OT[NTFNE WNo 2 4 > oFNLE.
6y virtue of a decree of foreclosure
-sndered by the Honorable J. Emmett
Wolfe, Judge of the Circuit Court of
Escambia County. Florida, in the case of
Jacob Lipps VS. L. o. Kaufman and Net
Tie Kaufman, I win, on Monday, Febru-
9ry 9Th, A. D. 1912. sell at public auction,
Or cash, before the County Court House
door, in the City of Pensacola, Florida.
curing the legal hours of sale, the fol-
owing described property. situate. lying
and being in the City of Pensacola, Es-
Gambia County, Florida. to-wit: Lots Two
g. and Three 80, in Block Three go. OF
the MaXent Tract, lying on the North side
Of Gregory Street besween DeViIlier and
Reus Streets. Deed at cost of purchaser.
E. D. BEGGS,
]an@oaw4w Special Master.
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REMAINS WILL
ARRIVE TODAY
BODY OF MRS. w. NASH REID is
EXPECTED AT 4:1o THIS AFTER
NOON -- FUNERAL THURSDAY
MORNING.

According to advices received yes
terday afternoon, the body of Mrs. w
Nash Reid. who died Monday morning
at o'clock in Baltimore, is expected
to arrive in this city this afternoon at
40 o'clock.
As announced, the funeral will be
conducted Thursday morning at II
o'clock from st. Michaers cemetery
and intern1ent VIII be made in St.
Michaefs cemetery.
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TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

Furnished daily by the Title Guarantee
Company, January 2, 1912. Deeds:
G. D. Adcock TO c. F. and Leonine Pet
ship 2 South, Range 30 West-Sl.0 90 and
other good and valuable considera tons.
A r. Jones to J. H. D'Alemberte--L.ots
to 10. Block So, Belmont Tract-SlO0.6 90
lions.
c. F. Bryant to P. NJ. Galioway-4 acres
in MEX of NWA, Section 30, Township
; North, Range 81 West-S250.00 and
other good and valuable considerations.
LOST
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Money on Call.

New York Jan. Money on call
steady, 512@4 per cent. Ruling rate
5-4 per cent, closing bid g ga, offered
at 4 per cent Time loans steady. sixty
days ); ninety DAYS, 3-4d4 per cent
ninety days S-4g4 per cent; six months,
3-494 per cent.
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Mercantile Paper

New York. Jan. Prime mercantile
change firm with actual business in
bankers bills at s4.s3 IS for sixty-day
bills and at $4.S6.3o for demand. Com
mercial bills 4.s2 1-2. Bar silver 81 5-si
Mexican dollars, 4sc: government bonds.
steady; railroad bonds. steady.
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$500 Ladies Patent Blu
cher Shoes, dull tops, $1.92.
Never Shoe Co.

why did you leave that swell
boarding house?" Because the swell
ness was at the expense of the food
supply" What do you mean p
-Four kinds of forks and two kinds OF
vegetables. Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal.
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rs your boy Josh fond of music?"
Il should say so,'' replied Farmer
Corntossel. When one o these here
musical comedies comes along Josh
wants to be right up as close to the
orchestra as possible. w Washington
Star.
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NAVAL STORES
MARKET FIRM

Savannah. Ga, Jan. o.-The spirits of
tlrpentine market opened firm and closed
firm al 80 Il to so II, with sales of $50
casks on the opening and 1549 on the
ments 40 casks and stocks of 1855
casks
The rosin market opened firm with no
sales reported. The close was firm with
sales Of 1926 barrels. receipts S577 barrels.
shipments 2642 barrels and stocks of 1879
li2 barrels.
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Cottonseed Market.

New York. Jan. 2.-The cottonseed oil
market closed steady. Spot 5.20027; jan
uary 5.20921; February 5.27629; March
5.376 IS: April 5.40044; May j. 1880; June
5.500o.54. July 5.57@5.5S.
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. First Judicial Circuit of Florida Circuit
court of Escambia County In Chancery
w. W. Hatch & Sons Co. Corpora ton
Complainant, VS.. Kate NJ. Jones and her
husband. John Jones and Fisher Real Fs-
ate Agency, CORPORATE Defendants.
ne defendant. John Jones, is required to
appear to the bill of complaint fled herein
against him on Tuesday, February GOTH
!. y 1912, or the bill of complaint will
Do taken as confessed This order to be
published once a week for eight consecu-
I'VE weeks in The Pensacola Journal a
feTspa per published at Pensacola, Flor
eroUrt this December 1gth. y 1eI1-
!Seal Of Court Jas. Macgibbcn, Clerk Of
re circuit Court of Escambia County
IioF'da dec20oawSw
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to creditors. le-
gstees. distributes, and all persons hav-
O. Manning D. Harrison, deceased. TO pre-
sent the same to the undersigned within
TO ~ years from the first publication
~ this notice. This 22nd day Of Noyem-
her, A. .. 1911.
MATTE E. HARRISON,
foFE2 oaTSR Administrative.
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NOTICE..

%otice is hereby given to creditors, le-
;EaIe2s, distributes, and all persons hav-
c.e Glalms or demands against the estate
9. Martin II. Sullivan, deceased. to pre-
I'm .-t ne same TO the undersigned within
~ . ~ years from the first publication
- Ills nouce. This December 27th, 1911
DANIEL =. SULLIVAN,
ss,s- KATE 9. SULLIVAN.
--'oS"oW Executors
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HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS
Arr;ued.

Wilma, Span SIS, .Arrotegui, 1888,
Liverpool to Gulf Transit Co.
Peerless. Br SIS, Williams, 2165, Ro-
sario to Pensacola. Lumber Co.
Stephen, Br SIS, Bennett, 2Sos, Ma
naos TO Gulf Transit Co.
Cleared.
Stephen, Br SIS, Bennett, 2S0s, for
Galveston, with 1911 tons of coal.
Eastiand, Br SIS. Floyd, 2001, for Gall
weston, with $50 tons of coal
Merak. Dutch SIS, Mulder, 1877, for
Mobile, in ballast.
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ANNUAL MEETINo.

81. re regular annual meeting of the
ffo,.sAloIders Of H. w. Gibbs Hardware
p9sIi...Peaay viii be held at its ofice, A s.
s.islox Street, Pensacola, Fla, seven
1.7sSsk ?. m, on Wednesday, January 10,
ds.r,- A r. BINGHAM,
~ Secretary.
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'''Ics Or STOCKHOLDERS MEET

o. n n annual meeting of the stockholders
Nm lest Florida Naval Stores Company
IN Pc held at the office of the company
81 Ii5tS5sseola, Fla, at IL m, on January
d., D. J. HAYES
al Secretary.
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Would Invite La Toilette
To Quit the Race

Continued from First Page.)
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rk1 A RECORD
HANTAD.
OBSERVATIONS
JUST ABOUT BOYS
by FRAMES l.. GARsIDE.l

tBy FRANCES l.. GARSIDE.)
\ boy soon learns that his father
expects him to be man. but that his
mother is content if he will always &c
her baby.
II a boy is quiet everyone wonde. 5
what he is up to now. and if he is
noisy they know.
Boys will never be entirely salts
factory to their mothers until so.le
method has been devised for equip
ping them with rubber tires.
Send a boy on an errand. and when
he reaches his destination he is sc-
companied by four other boys and a
dog.
When boy is brave enough to hep
his mother with the dishes he is cow
ardly enough to hope the other boys
Will never find it out
A boy hears Don't so often tha,
he can't be convinced there are only
Ten Commandments
Il wonders every healthy boy
thinks as he gets up from dinner. If
mother has anything in the house Tor
supper"
A boy likes the playing the mos;
that involves the hardest work. aaa
the work that requires the least exer-
ton.
1t is every boys opinion that ii is a
waste Of ;ime to hang up match
scratchers. What's the Wallpaper tore
a boys curiosity is aroused by re
srigerator the same as girls is
aroused by bureau drawers.
When mother scolds her son and
the boys father agrees with her, this
makes her so mad she forgets the boy
and goes after the father.
Until boy is 20 he thinks his ef-
forts to entertain girls are failure
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EAST CANON
NEWS NOTES

Mr. Muir OF East Canon has the mis-
fortune to lose valuable COW ny
bioat Saturday morning
Francis Hurlburt Is down from the
Springs for a few days visi, with his
father and mother. after which he viii
return to the Springs for the sum
nier.
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Mr. Huriburt OF East Main Is fe u
ing badly over the loss Of his horse.
which died very suddenly Sunday
morning.
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Mr.. striokier's little girl is mourn
ing the loss OF her pony tha, died sun
day
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We are glad to see Mr.. &sxfiield
at home from the hospital and looking
about as usual He will soon be able
to take his place in the ranks OF tue
busy ranchers.
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FOR SALE.

An heal home. 40 acres OF rcd
mesa land. IL miles from the grow
ing town of olathe. Colo. 20 acres II
alfalfa. " acres of bearing orchard -
apples, peaches, epricots, pears,
plums. and cherries; $4,000 worth o:
improvements. good I room house.
new barn. 1sxs2. and other buildings
in good condition; large cement cell
lar: 200 barrel cis,ern.
$3.50 per acre, third cash, balance
en- easy terms. WIN accept good city
property worth $4,000 as part pay
ment.
II interested. write theowner.
2su F. Il. QuINLAN. olathe. Colo,
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PHOTO ALBUMS
1t Hall Price.

unless their squealing and laughter
can be heard in the next block.
4 boys good time at picnles never
begins lEtii ne a.snases 80 gel los.
from his motisT ~r~-xx,sl
When boy in animated CONVERSE
tion holds his hands apart as if giving
the length OF something, that means
he IS talking about fish
1t is every girls opinion that by be-
ginning to nag her brother by in the
morning he can be Induced to begin
piece of work by the time he should
be getting ready for bed at night.
Every boy should have dog so that
he can feel. when his mother and
father find fault with him and make
him say Please at the table. that he
has at least one True Satisfied
Friend.
Happy boy. but who doesn't know
he IS happy. The panther he is always
fearing will some day eat him never
appears. But after he becomes 4 man
the wolves not only chase him. but
they catch him.
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PARK CENTER
NEWS NOTES

Mrs Madallne Gilbert, Mrs. Cosa
Calm and little daughter OF Missouri
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. d. 2.
Hall. Mrs. Gilbert is Mrs. Halls
mother. while Mrs. Cain is sister.
This is their first visit to Colorado
and they are very much pleased with
the climate. They were in a railroad
wreck a short distance below Pueblo.
The car they occupied was turned
over on its side but fortunately noae
of the party was hurt
w-~-1
AZ WYATT Watson and family wera
visiting Mrs. Burnard Of Florence
SUNDAY. They were neishbors in Jop-
lin. Missouri. years ago.
w-n-w
PRAYER meeting will he held at tae
hor,e Of Mrs. Shoemaker on Fridly
nis,
T. youns folks Ct the sundsy
school haye decided to hold choir
praetiea on Tuesday evening OF each
~eek. They will NEE, at the home
of Ralph Grouse this week.
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Mrs. Meclanahan ana Miss Ruth
Gould were III Florence visiting Miss
Edne DRAPER last week.
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The Park Center sunday school
folks are going to Garden Park next
Sunday to help organize a sunday
school in that community.
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4 party composed of Mr.. aud Mrs.
D, b. Hall. Mrs. Gilbert. Mrs. Cain ana
little daughter of Missouri. drove over
the skyline drive on Thursday. Tao
Missourians thought It the most beau-
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GREEN VEGETABLES

As spring approaches one begins
TO tire of the heavier foods whlch
have played an important part in the
menu during the winter, The sppe-
tite begins to flag and must be tempt
ed by dainty and attractive dishes.
This is not due to personal whim. as
is often credited. but TO the demands
OF the system.
Loss of appetite is too frequently
followed by visit to the doctor and
prescribed tonic, largely made up st
mineral salts. which might be sup
piled much more economically and
agreeably by a proper diet. Why not
serve dandelion green's rather than
dandelion bitterse
Fresh air, proper exercise. and
prescribed diet. giving nature fair
chance. is the advice of many of the
more progressive do tors.
Fruits and green vegetables supply
acids and mineral salts in the form
most easily assimilated by the sys-
tenn.
As soon as green vege, ,ables are in
market they should be used as mu>h
as possible, 1t is well to decrease the
meat diet and increase the vegetasis
diet.
Spinach. lettuce. asparagus. cucum-
bers. beet and dandelion green's. and
cabbage faraish many OF the mineral
salts without making a heavy diet and
are therefore especially adapted for
spring use.
CHARLOTTE f CARPENTER.
Colorado Agricultural College. Fore
Collins. Colo.
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ALL0yER LACEs

tiful sigh; they had ever seen TO view
the orchards in the valley below with
;.a sur sro5ping hshind The moan;si5s
and its rays rejecting on the land
seape below them.
r--AS
Air. and Mrs Dr.. Beck Of Colorado
Springs drove over in their car to
visit with Ny and Airs. B. F. Hume
sunday
NIr. and Mrs. Sam b Hoffman spent
sunday with Mr.. HOHman's mother
and brother at Florence.
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Spraying IS the order of the day N
the Park these days. The prospects
for a bumper apple crop couldn't b.
better. while most of the other fruit
Is a fair average.
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fRUITMERE
AND F0URMILE

Mr, John Mink, who has been a, hts
ranch on Cottonwood creek doing the
spring planting. returned home this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heavenridge who
have been at Montrose for the past
few days came home Wednesday frorn
a very pleasant and profitable outing.
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Mr.. Yves Sweeney OF Garden PARK
spent Monday in town O. business.
w-w-E
Miss Andrie Castlebury. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Oscar
Green for the past few months. was
pleasantly surprised last Friday even
ing when a party OF her -Four Mile
friends called on her They were
well stocked with good things to eat
Games were played until a late hour
The party OF friends met at AIR. Cages
residence and thence on a hayraek !;
the Oscar Green place. On r Main
the horses became frightened at
passing car. Considerable damase
might have been done but for the rack
striking an electric light pole stopping
the horses. No one was seriously in
jured. but some received slight
bruises. The party dishanded at "a
late hour wishing Miss Castlebury 4 |
safe Journey home. She. expected 10
start for her home at Boise. Idaho.
Every one had fine time.
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Mr. Prince Woods of Cottonwood |
creek spent a few days OF this week
in town
MIR. A. Hurlburt OF E Main street
lost n good horse Sunday. The cause
Is not exactly known They think 1t
was caused from eating an over-feed
Of green alfalfa.
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Roy Wilson. son of Mr.. Jas. 7. Will
son Jr., Of Four Mile. who was re-
covering from an attack of sickness
early this spring, took relapse sun
day and is quite poorly. His may
friends are looking anSiously TOR MS
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Miss May Shaw spent Wednesday
visiting with the Misses Runner Of
Dozier avenue.
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Amend Hall. soon OF Mr.. Hall os
Four Mile. met with serious acci-
lent Sunday morning while trying to
drive the horses from tile railroad
Track. He stepped up In front of the
horse to get It to tnrn and instead oi
4 turning II just reared up and struck
The boy on the head. Tho doctor was
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guests. After short program of bust.
ness followed by musical selections.
instrumental and vocal, the company
enjoyed a good social time together.
though regretting the absence .f
some of their number on account o:
Illness. After dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess and
daughters, the association adjourned
to meet some time in the fall after the
busy season is over.
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Mrs. C. A. Linkins was hostess on
Tuesday TO an all-day meeting of the
W. C. T. u. at her home on Park ave-
nue.. About twenty ladies partook of a
picnic lunch together and the num-
ber was reinforced by a half dozen
for the afternoon program. Plans
were discussed for the entertainment
fthe state convention that comes to
Canon ely in October, The time was
well spent. and much enjoyed by the
company present
u-NLlE
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoltz were host and
hostess to large gathering Of rela-
tives and friends Sunday evening at
their home. corner of Lombard AMI
Poplar In honor of the golden we'd
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. vinterbrandt OF
Florence. parents OF Mrs stoltz.
Among the guests we're Mrs. Anda
Stoltz and family OF the Oak Creek
Grade basin, host OF Florence pso-
pie and others from Canon City and
Lincoln Park. filling the house 10 n
overflow. The rooms were elaborately
decorated with lilaes and asparagus
greenery. The tables were loaded
with everything good TO eat. the mos;
conspicuous article Of diet. being the
huge anniversary cake with its fry
glowing candles. strlnged instra-
ments and a fine quartette Furnished
excellent music for the evenings en-
ter;ainment, and good cheer and fell
iowship abounded. such as a jolly big
crowd OF good German people know
how, to enjoy. Mr. aud Mrs. Winter
brandt were the recipients OF several
valuable presents suitable to such an
honored event OF their lives.
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ArT0s on SKYLINE.

To Whom It May Concern:
BY order OF the City Council of the
City or Canon City. Colorado, all driv-
ers Of automobiles and carriages are
directed when going over the SKYLINE
Drive. to enter on said drive from I,a
Western entrance around the Soda
Point
Tho City OF Canon City Colorado
BY f. p. SMITH. Mayor.
Attest: JONATHAN SEAMAN.
City Clerk.
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LADIES COLLARS

called and nine stitches we're taken
in his SCALP. he is doing as well as
can be expected: --
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Miss May Shaw spent Sunday after
noon and evening with Mrs. Tre-
mayne. Miss shaw started for her
home at Bel!svlile, Idaho. Monday.
Her many friends regret her depar-
ture.
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The Four Nile division Of prayer
meeting nes;s with Mrs. W. H. Ire
mayne mex Monday All the ladies
CT the neishborhood are requested =
te present.
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Miss Fay Litiell is spending this
week visiting Miss Augustine OF Cy-
anlde avenue.
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Miss wrena Higgins. who has been
spending several weeks in Florence
visiting. returned home Tuesday,