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GIFTS.

\ very charming little gift is pack
age OF corset sachets. Each sachet mas
one corner decorated with a pretty Hover
design In ribbon embroidery. The rain
bow oolors are reflected in the sachets
and they are tied with ribbon to match
the miniature box into which they III.
II costs So and solves satisfactorily
the problem OF something new Tor the
woman who has everything.
For the woman who travels. whether by
motor or by train. there is clever COM
bination case to carry I'm the bag and
hang later on the dressing table II Is
fashioned from Powered SILK in the diff
ferent coiors. and is fitted with n cellu-
lald mirror bottle OF smelling salts and
II combination powder box and powder
pu0-just the articles one needs to freshen
up after a trip. 1t Is a truly practicai
little gift, and costs only u.
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NOVELTY FooTGEAR.

The acceptance OF the tan footgear
made 1t an easy matter to adopt the
white buckskin ard canvas low shoes
and pumps TO wear with the white sum-
mer froclSs. BY this time the artistic
sense was sufficiently aroused 70 appre-
ciate the chic given by slippers matching
In color the frock; hence. the vogue OF
colored satin slippers in the evening.
Whether the carefully costumed woman
will take another step and adopt the
boots in vivid coIorings. which suggest
the French influence. il not French man.
ufacture. and also the fantastic styles OF
French origin. time alone will determine
AT present the high prices asked for this
novelty footgear will keep 1t, to GER
tain extent, exclusive, but they do net
necessarily make ii in good taste.
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CLOTH SHOULD SHED DUST.

The cloth Of the suit should be ~ q
close weave which will shed the aust
quickly. and for this purpose there is
nothing more satisfactory than serge.
Novelties by the score may he introduced.
reps and ottomans. Bedford cords and
ma,elasses, but for real good hard wear
serge cannot be surpassed. well cut
blue serge suit, the blue Of a deep navy
shade. which is termed midnight, or
ravens wing. made very simply. forms
smart. good looking and most appropri-
ate travelling suit. The skirt should ne
vide enough TO allow comfortable locoino-
lion. and this may be accomplished by
the two-piece skirt when il is well cut
There is a new style, suggested BY
mans trousers. which has black braid at
the sides. This is a good model for
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ELABORATE EVENING GOWN.

For an elaborate evening gown one u
the new brocaded fabrics would be very
smart. These goods are so decorative and
handsome in themselves that one would
be making a mistake TO trim them. They
are delightfully."- supple ard can be clev-
erly draped in the most approved styles.
The wide gfrdle OF the brocade. surmount-
ed with n yelling of lace. is all that is re-
ouired for the corsage OF these frocks.
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sROcAOED SLIPPERS.

The riot OF color. however. is displayed
in the slippers. which are Of every con-
ceivable hue. The brocaded slippers are
the newest. and they are certainly very
effective Those in black and gold can
be worn with costumes Of almost any
color. This. of course. makes them prao-
teal. The satin slipper has precedent
over all other styles. ard may be orns-
mented with a buckle or bow knot OF
rhines,ones. a tiny bow or rosette or tho
satin. or a soft pretty ornament OF chit
fon. with tiny flowers set in the nlmy
folds. The cut steel buckles are now 81
elaborate in design that they have been
adapted To these satin slippers. the oval
shapes being the most popular. A dis
cussion Of buckles. however, will need
another chapter.
Rusticus-Mister. what's that sign over
wonder. ""ronsorial Parlor"?
Civicus-Just a local barbarism- j Judge.
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WHEN ONE A-TRAVELLING GOES
Smart Clothes Are Needed Both for Street and for Steamer
Wear-The Day Of ANY Old Thing" for
Travelling Is Past

utility skirt little braid straps with
few buttons or perhaps a little dis
Greet drapery. if the new note must be
struck. are sufficient trimming. Pleats
may be added at the sides or directly in
the front or back near the bottom of the
skirt, If additional fulness is required. 1t
is wise to have the skirt fasten at ono
side of the front, for time is saved in all
justing it. and time. when one is trav
cling and catching trains. is often money.
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these coats the collar. cuffs and pocket
trimmings are Of the same material. while
on others velvet Is used. The Innings are
gay affairs OF lowered or printed silk.
harmonizing, OF course, in color with the
outer covering.
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OxFOROS IN COLOR.

The color note has also been reflected
in the low shoes some OF the new Ok
fords showing a hange in white. red or
tan. the combination OF black ard tan be-
ing AT present very smart. The lacings
on these low shoes are ribbons matching
the color OF the range. and If one likes
colored footSear they are very atirac-
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PUMPS AND oxFoRps-sANpALs,

In low shoes the choice will be between
the pump and the buttoned Oxford. with
the pump we'll TO the fore. The four or
five buttoned oxford is the favorite.
though the eight-button can be procured.
The sandal effect is the latest In Paris.
but thus far 1t has not been. widely ac-
cepted here. II is exceedingly effective.
however. when the ribbons lace across
the instep and are brought around the
ankle and tied in loose bow. Later.
perhs ps. when the thin summer frocks.
which permit such tantalizing glimpses OF
pretty footgear and stockings. are worn
this effect will be looked upon with favor
AT present the American Interpretation Is
the three-strap oxford. buttoning on
-, har aide
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Paris they seldom hesitate TO wear IT
on their return 10 this country. Certainly,
one sees well dressed women wearing
boots which a year or two ago they would
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EASY TO CHOOSE HAT.

There will be little difficulty in finding
an appropriate small hat this season. for
the majority of the new models are shown
I'm small and medium sizes. only the pct
ure hat being fashioned on broad, gen.
erous lines. The dark straws are far
smarter than those OF light Color the
color note being sounded In the rin1-
rnings which may be as VIVA ana as
brilliant as the most ardent colof1st could
desire. A delightful hat FOR travelling
would be one Of the hemp straws with a
rolling brim. The latest form OF THESE
brinos is known as the diadem brim, as IL
.ueeests in it's outline the majestic curve
~ the iewelled diadem. This brim' by
the way. has its advantages for tfaVei-
ling because il shades the face Out does
no, shadow the features. The trimming
should be hardy enough to Withstand the
.asanlts Of the weather. and for THIS rea-
son numidie is a favorite. If a simpler
trimming is desired. there are stunning
ribbons. many in the Bulgarian colorings.
which can be shaped into high loops at
Tho hack of the hat.
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NEW CUTAWAY JACKETS,

The mannish cutaway jacket cannot be
improved upon when 1t comes to choosing
a style for the coat. The new cutaways
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which later motor coax or an evening
| fashioned vou de lame w'n Vevet
The snug closely dark color and crown
of printed the question style
csAecxt the color OF
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NOVEL STEAMER COATS.

4 large part OF the way across the seas
& steamer coat will be necessary. y really
novel one shown last week could be used
as n coat on the steamer, and as rope
when motoring on the Continent Some
u omen are rebeliing against the cumber-
some coats which tell at glance their
r,,rposc and instead are ordering grace
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ATHLETICS AND SHOES.

Another point which may argue In
favor OF the acceptance Of colored foot.
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s. RECORD 0fEASMONS LATEST WHIl1S sc &c

have refused to look at. and these arc
not the women who go In for the sensa-
tional In the realm of clothes. but women
whose acceptance of style gives IL
vogue.
LACED VS.. sUTToNED BOOTS.
The buttoned boot is considered smarter
than the laced, though women who are
proud Of their well shaped ankles gener-
ally prefer laced boot. which lends
support not found in the button style.
While the sixteen buttoned boot II sold
the more popular demand Is FOR the four
teen button length. For the street ana
the constitutional the caifskin boot u
always advisable, but for wear In the
cities 1t has largely been superseded py
the cloth top boots with patent leather
yanps. Strictly speaking, the latter are
more appropriate for the afternoon ana
semi formal functions.
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LACED VS.. sUrToNEp BOOTS.
GUN METAL COLOR.

The most popular color is the gun metal
with cloth or leather uppers. Among the
novelties there is a very smart shoe'
showing an upper Of black velvet with
hair line Of white. the general effect being
gray, and the vamp of patent leather
The buttons OF smoked gray pearl, give
the finishing touch. Even more extreme
are the boots OF gray leather, with both
cloth and leather uppers, those OF shan
tung and others In leather In the natural
shantung coloring, and very striking ones
OF red leather. The latter are, OF course.
very ultra. but they will be worn with
white costumes. sounding the red color
note in the belt. hat and parasol. In Paris
the favorite colors for the smart high
buttoned boot are golden brown and mole
skin, and the women who are gathering a.
wardrobe across the water undoubtedly
will bring several pairs back with them.
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SHAPE.

A few years ago the most momentous
question each season regarding footgear
was, What shape are the toes TO be-
And as the sharp-pointed toe, almost
sharp enough to roll up like the shoes OF
the fairy gnomes. was sure to be super
seeded the next season by the round,
broad toe of the farmers shoe, IL was
necessary to buy new footgear each sea-
son or be looked upon as out of style. The
STYLES in toes have become more or less
settled: there is the narrow. recede toe
which is considered the most fashion
able. and the broad. medium high toe,
which appeals to the popular fancy. There
are also certain shops which sell almost
entirely the short vamp shoe for women
who are blessed or cursed. according TO-
the point OF view, with a high instep. A
foot of this type is known sometimes as
the Southern foot. and in other shops a.
the Dutch foot. If the instep is very high
il can seldom be fitted comfortably in the
regulation long vamp style, and the es-
Establishment OF these shops making a spe-
cialty OF the short vamp Is boon TO
women who formerly were compelled TO
have their shoes made for them.
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The CONSERVATIVE all-black shoe was {
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The Rambo Drug Co.
Is anxious that your
New Year Bc:Happy

We transact business mostly with
the sick. the footsore. the weary. We
mlulsier 10 them day IN and day ost
and We do 1, with pleasure. No pre-
scription too difficult. no favor TOO
bis. or no service too small but what
wc gladly do them all.
We take grea; care with prescrip-
lions to zee that they are properly
nlioa. We have expert pharmaeisi-
who are fully competent to nli pre-
scripuons. to recommend remedies. N
fact 10 do anything IN the druggists
line. We sincerely hope that no III
ness Will cvertake you during 1919.
We will be sorry II II does-but. 4
such a thing should happen. ~e viii
be elad to serve you in any way pos
sihls.
Nay 1913 be a healthy. wealthy and
uise year for YOU.
THE RANso DRUG coNPaNy-sd,.
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. Many Wishes Readers
= Record for Happy and Prosperous New Year

We sell paints. glass. roofing, hot
bed sash. corrugated iron. nails ami
many things besides lumber
In lumber we are never undersoid
and have sold some OF the biggest
contracts in the city. We sold the
Y. NJ. C. A. bill to J. A. Heckart AMI
Son and sold this bill. in competitor
with Denver and Colorado dealers
We wish you a very Happy Ns9
Year and prosperous one-so pros
perous that you may want to build
a new home. Then We would like g
figure with you on your bill Of Ium-
ber.
THE HARDY LUMBER coMPAN..
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George Bachelor
or the Hoosier Wishes
You A Happy New Year

This Is our srd year In business in
Canon City and our beat year. We did
more business In 1912 than In any pre-
vious year.
Canon City people seem to appre-
ciate our effort to supply the market
with that good eastern meat. the best
In the meat line Our motto has al
ways been QUALITY" Our whole
aim is to sive you the best quality.
We buy conscIcntiousiy with tn.
tastes of our customers in mind and
as We have made thoroush study OF
meat we always make Il point to
buy the best that the market AFFORDS ..
We thank you for your trade las,
yeAr--and We .oRcr you our services
for 1919. rours for quality meatH.
nArcHEI.0R's Ho0sIE1s MARKET.
en- xlain sereet--alv
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Davis, the Shoe Man,
Wishes you
A Happy New Year

A. H. Davis. the shoe man. wishes
you a most Cheerful and Happy Nea
Year. May your shoes never wear
out. But IL they do may you ever
remember that IL is the business oi
A. II. Davis to supply you with the
best and lates, manufacture in shoes
This Is an exclusive shoe store. We
have an enormous stock OF shoes. sy
this very reason are NE better able %
supply your every need-to fit any
foot-than any other store
We thank You for your trade dur
Ing the past year and invite yoar
patronage throughout the coming
year.
a happy New Year.
II. DAVIS. THE SHOE MAN.
42s Main Street-ads
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Bancroft Hardware Co.
Wish for you
Prosperity in 1913

The Bancroft Hardware Company
Is Interested in you. II hopes that
sAe coming twelvemonth viii hold for
,os much OF prosperity and all the
: happiness that Is good for you.
The past year has been a successful
sss for VA We have done an excel
i~.a hasins4a aud We thank you fsg
ysr help in making /. possible.
We carry a complete stock OF tools
~ the carpenter: ammunition and
xsss for the hunter: cutlery. Adams
Dau Bearing Washer. granitc~sre.
Dverwesr aluminium. and stoves aad
r.axes for the housewife, sporting
rssds for the lively youth. and In tart.
svsrything ,hs, the bcs, Of hardware
sssrss carry.
Nay the coming year hold for yon
- the happiness and Eood Of the past
s~ave months--and much more.--ads.
rHE BANCROFT HARDWARE CO
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led. II you didn't trade with us =e
feel Il is because you do not know
the quality OF the goods We handle.
nor OF the service and reasonable
prices Ne give you Come over n
1918 and stay well fed
Bus. whether you do or not. We are
going to include you among our Gus
toners and friends for We are Eoins
to thank them riEh, now for their
patronage CT the year 1919 and again
hope for them lucky 'is.-adv.
J. NJ ANDERSON AND COMPANY.
Grocers
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The Bethel Clothing Go.
Wants you to have
A Prosperous New Year

II Il with great pleasure that The
Bethel Clothing Company offers y5u
this Sew Years Greeting and hopes
for you year of JOY and prosperity
The Bethel Clothing Company has
stood for years at the forefront II
the clothing business in Canon City.
We give the values their slogan.
which they have lived up to. is the
platform upon which their exeeile1t
business has been built They carry
Society. stein Bloch and Frankei
Fifteen ready made clothes and are
agents for Kahn Made-io-order suits.
Their line OF gents and boys fur
nishinss carries the stamp Of fashion
and quality. The late things are al
ways to he found at Hethei's.
II you trade At Bethei's you VII
go through 1913 weIl-elothed with
sarments that vii wear sell.
They wish for you successful ye1r.
THE BETHEL CLOTHING coaiPAST
I'VE give be yaiues- ----adv.
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ThelFirst National
Hopes for you
A Happy Year

The officers and directors OF the
First National Bank extend to you
best wishes for happy and prosper
Gus New Year.
You will be interssted to know thai
We have had a very successful and
satisfactory year during 1919
We are pleased with the outlook f.:
Canon City for 1918. We believe Il
win be good year for US all Our
interests are mutual As you prosper
we prosper. As our bank grows It
indicates a growing community.
We thank you for the favors OF ne
past year and wish for you ha.,rr
and prosperous New Year.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.-adv,
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w. Fl. Peabody s Co.
Wishes you
A Happy New Year

The Peabody Drug Company wishes
you a Happy New Year.
We hope you may need no drugs.
that sickness may not enuer your
home. that medicine may not appear
on your want list any time during
the year 1918.
But if illness comes. II you have
prescriptions to be flied. II you need
remedies of any klni We want you
to keep in mind that this is EXCLUSIVES
iy a drug store.
Our whole time and effort Is spent
In building up an ideal. distinctive
drug store.
We know drugs We study drugs
and we are better prepared than any,
body to handle your drug trade
A Happy New Year to you.
W. II. PEABODY & CO.
Pure Drugs
sos Main Streets adv.
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DR.. W. J. DOWkIEG
BUYS BON. AIR

Dr. W. Downing Of Hiawathz.
Kansas. has purchased of Guy L. Har-
dy the handsome residence properly
known as Bon Air on 18th street This
is one OF the best homes in that very
attractive part Of the city.
Bon Air was built some years ago
by Mr.. Gilbert Campbell who built
several OF the best homes in cansn
City. 1t ass been owned my xr.
Hardy about year. II Is surround
ed by aboat three acres OF orchard
and makes an ideal country home
within the cry limirs.
DR.. Downing comes well recoos-
mended- Mr Ewing Herbert. the
clever edito. OF the Brown couaty
World. writes the editor Of the Rec
oid thar DR.. Downing Is reiis5is
man who >an be depended upor aHa
will make Canon CIV gooi citizen
That he is highly respected and well
thought OF IN Hsawatha whore he has
lived for fourteen years.
The family consists Of Dr. and Mrs
Downing. a son-in-law and diushtrr
Mr. and MIS- J. 2. Swastz. Also
relative. Mrs \. J. Ward OF Cali
fornia has come to ,Tena the winter.
DR.. Downing belongs 10 the Masonic
fraternity. Mrs Downing aad Mrs.
swartz have been aotlve workers in
the Eastern star md CHRISTIAN
church.
DR.. Downing is a teacher and Prac-
titioner OF suggestive therapeutics.
He has pracsieed AMI taught in tsis-
wstha for fourteen years. ~hers lie
is recognized As saccessful teacher
and operator.
DR.. Downing has come 10 CsEon
City for the pleasure OF living In oar
delightful climate. He has visifei
here several times and fell In love
with the town and tue climate lie
says he isn't much on the movc and
exiects - rake this his pc .E.sneat
home. After thorough rest a his
new home he may take up the prac-
tice OF his profession
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CUTnBERT- SAGE NUP-
TAILS CHRISTMAS DAY

A simple. but impressive wedding
ceremony took place at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William cuthbert at =
O'Clock Christmas afternoon when Miss
Mabel cuthbert and George :. Sage
were united In marriage by Rev.
George r SEWER. pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church. in the presence
of gathering OF their relatives and
friends. The brides dress was OF
cream white goods. trimmed with
cream messaline There were twea-
ty-thrce guests
The bride and groom wore the r.
clptents OF many beautiful gifts. Afse-
congratulations had bcen extended to
the happy couple a four course din-
ner was served. AT il ccnclasion ~.
and Mn. sage lefs Tor their nsv ne.s
q cansrpa street.
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amount.
They have had successful season
and sincerely hope that yours has
been the same. They are Interested n
your welfare and are delighted when
you forge ahead OF the procession.
They hope that the coming year will
see you with happy home all your
own and with money In the bank
When the wave OF prosperity strikes
you call on them and they can pos
sibIy boost your prosperity by show
ing you some remarkable bargains N
real estate or by loaning your monoy y
to good advantage.
4 joyful New Year TO you.
HoDGrN AND sHARMAN.
sI7 Main street.--ad~
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W. p. Taggart
Hopes Cheap Living
Will Reach All

May the year 1918 with It's super
stitious -ia- bring yon nothing but
luck ami The low cost OF living is
the wish of W. p. TagEart. the grocer
SIR. Taggart sells good groecri-s
cheap At 10 Main street He tries
with all his enerEy and power -
make "the low cost OF llvinsr possible
AID because OF this be has had a pros
porous year, In fact he has more
than doubled the business since 10
acquired /, about year ago. His
groceries spell the word qaaiity and
his prices 60 hand in hand with rea-
sonable. Moreover. II you are not
satisfied at anytime. YOU may be SURE
he wastcs no time in making you 81
These features have helped him
wonderfully in building up n splendid
business and when yon think of Low
Cost of Living remember that one
man In the lead Is
w. p. TAGGART.
Groceries, Hay. Gran and Feed.--adv.
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The Passing Of the Year

duce you within the portals and lift
the curtain that you may catch a
glimpse OF the coming months even
before they form in their procession
Let the glory of her glance give them
as they appear the brilliancy Of sun
shine and the hue OF Joy. Let her
p-ophesies be tinted with the shades
that have fallen across the path but
let her courage invite to forgetfulness
Of the hard disappointment
As waiting Hope extends her haai
il welcome and points to the new wAg
With glad anticipation. renewing eour-
axe and dispelling SORROW for time.
The gateway opens a. her touch, the
untried hours approach. laden wl,h
lore. with labor for those who are
dear. bearing rich burdens or reward
for uaseIfish act. ana thoughtful deed.
smiling with prospect OF better things
to come, while urging to larger effort
and nobler purpose
with these two angles at the gaze
OF the New Year the heart holds CON
verse at this time. and their eounsels
and their sympathy ave courage and
inlpart vigor for the coming efforts
and activities Of life. May their min
istrafions make brighter the pathway
just being closed. and lend to the
New Year more than the usual wealth
Of happiness. prosperity and success
A Happy New Year. which means
prosperity. unselfish minIstration o
others. Joy from wel doing. reward
for self-xarrifice and pleasure in duty
III done-a Happy New yesr-,o AZ
Who may read thee lines.