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0rpingtons.


WHITE ORpINGTONS-(C Cooks strairc
heavy layers. Eggs. $3.50 and Sc per
10 William II. Spratlin, 81 Zac6ery ST,
Atlanta, Ca, 1-10-36
SINGLE COMB BLACK ORPINGTONS-
My pens for 1918 are now complete.
Write for my mating list and get the best
IN eggs for Matching. j. W Stephenson,
Decatur, Ga. 1-S-e
ONE pen White Orpingtons, three hens,
one cock, extra good; cost $40; win sell
for $9. See chickens 294 East North
avenue J. N. Wallace, S09 Temple
Court. f-lI-1S
FOR SALE-At once, two Single Comb
Crystal White Orpinston cocks, one Of
them won third prize as cockerel at Chat
tanoga, 1911, the other one just won sec
Ond cock at Chattanooga These are nice
birds VIII sell rea sonable. George NJ.
Moseley. Menlo, Ga. 12-30-15
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gigs, aHU ne has Deem equally
successful. During all the time,
however, that he has been pro
ducing these eggs in paying guam
titles he has not neglected the
quality of his stock, but has
aimed to keep a fine flock Of
standard bred birds good enough
for Matching from at amy time.
He has sold a good many eggs dur
ing the matching season ii good prices.
BY the way Of explanation, We want
10 say that both OF these men We're
successful men in the drug business Qnd
did not drift into the chicken business
on account Of their failure in their other
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Real Estate For Sale.
HOMES BUILT TO SUIT.

THIS year we want to build if
teen or twenty houses IN o,,r
" 81 & ~ '''''' i9''H D'"'
tine lenth Ward school We can
build these house, according to
the customers own pIans. and ar
range easy terms of payment.
Now is the time to come in and
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COMMENCING & 10 r. M. TUESDAY, we
win OfYer to the highest bidder the en-
tire lot Of furniture from a Smyrna
home also fine consignment from
$40 Myrtle street. including Chick
ering concert grand piano, cost $3.50:
a solid mahogany three piece parlor
suit upholstered in genuine leather.
cost $3.50; fine chartered oak side
board, consisting Of large Hideboard,
table and set Of chairs TO ms tCh (,
bird s-eye maple dresser and ChifTo-
uiar. three elegant brass beds, cost
$50 each gas stove, chilos bed, type
writer, table. coal range. mahogany
dressers and chiHouicrs, Nernls Martin
iron beds, Nationsl springs, felt mat
rresses, feather pillows. Morris chair,
baby carriage, elegant birch bed room
suite. kitchen safe. lot Of Blue Ribbon
springs. a large assortment Of rock
ers suitable for the library, parior
and reception hall, brass costumers, a
lot Of library tables In QuarteTed oak,
TUNED oak and early English. odd par
Tor chairs. silk pOrtieres. lace cur
tsius, bed spreads Administer and
Brussels art squares, hail runners,
mating, CreN rugs, mating squares,
lot Of china and breakfast sets and
many other things too numerous to
melton. These goods are absolutely
in Arst-class condition, not being used
more than six months. Come and In
spect them all day Monday Sale
starts promptly at 10 d. m, Tuesday.
January IA
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Leghorns.

WHITE LEGHORN cockerels, heavy lay
Ing strain, SO; pulets So each eggs
$1.50 and up. Mrs. Robert West, 1872 Car
ter Hill road, Montgomery. Ala 1856
SEVERAL utility White Legh0In cock
erels, 50 each, delivered any Georgia
express station e. N. Carter, Bulloch
vile, Ga. 1888
FOR SALE Seventeen White Leghorn
hens. Laying now. 81 each. CGll Main
5SGl-II 1856
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drug Stores now devoting their whole time
chicken business They have been dabbline in
the business more or less for five SIX years IN
connection with their other business, and have
found that the poultry business increased so
that it was question Of doing one of Two
things: dropping the p2altry and working the
store, or quitting the store and pushing the
poultry
In the cases of each Of them the decision was
made in favor Of the chickens
One man said he could clear as much cash
each day from the sale Of eggs to select Gus
toners as ne could from his store with half the
worry and annoyance and with good deal bet
ter health
It IS rather strange coincidence Jhat both
Of these men are strong admirers Of the Single
Comb White Leghorns, and as We said before.
both are druggists. One breeds It strain Of the
very fanciest stock for breeding purposes. and is
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Business Opportunities.

FOR SALE FirSt-class grocery store ia
excellent town and excellent trade al
ready established. O. bargain. Box l24,
Carroliton. Ga. 46-I3-1
PHOTO STUDIO, doing GOOD business
cheap for cash Business, Box i, Geor-
gian. 1-1O-lS
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Railroad Schedule.

|N|(-|N[~7--(0~"l--7--I-N|-
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
premier CARRIER OF TIE SOUTH
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PASSENGER TRAINS, ATLANTA
The following schedule figures are pub
lished only as information, and are NOT
guaranteed:
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Wyandottes.

THE FAMOUS Regal strain OF White wy
andottes. We have six pens Of these
grand birds mated and can furnish eggs
for Matching now at So. s. and $40 per Is.
Regal Wyandotte Yard, $50 Oglethorpe
avenue, Atlanta. l-l6-lS
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fance stock breeding purposes and doing exceeding
~ well The other has been bre edng almost solely for market
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Ducks.


SNOWUITE POULTRY YARDS, breeders
OF Rays Racy Runners (pure white
Runner ducks). our winnings first sea
son, fourteen ribbons on five ducks Q.
Q. Ray, manager, l(irkwood, Ga, secre-
tnry treasurer National White Runner
Duck Club. lI-I4-f9
CAN SPARE few more White Runners:
$40 trio; $l5 pen of four ducks and
drake; satisfaction guaranteed South
Georgia Poultry Farm. Sale City Ga
FREE RANGE Duck and Poultry Farm,
Chambee Ga. Snow white Indian Run
ner ducks, young and laying; bred from
HrSt pen OF premium birds So so per pair
Satisfaction guaranteed. 1-If-2O
EGGS-EGGS. From first pen Of snow
white lndian Runner ducks, bred from
premium birds, $3.50 per setting From
second pen. So per setting. Free Range
Duck and Poultry Farm, Chamhee Ga
INDIAN HUMMER DCCKS-Three quar-
tets Sc each, or SIS for all twelve
Young, ready to lay. 156 Gordon street
Phone West l7-I4. 1-10-2
INDIAN Hummer Ducks, show winners;
egg prodHcers; four choice brakes,
$500 Marion Holt, Savannah, Mo.
55-9-l
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Rhode Island Reds.

HAVING purchased the entire nook OF
J. l. Hosford and, combined with mine,
l can ofTer for sale first pen, fourth pen
and fifth pen at the Georgia Poultry as
ISOLATION, October November 1912; cock
erels, $3.50 up; pullets. $3.50; have over
two hundred TO select from; eggs, So 90,
So 90 and $1,000 per setting OF 10. Mrs.
A. L. Matthews, Redan Ga. -25-35
Rhode island Reds: bred for health,
beauty and standard requirements; eggs
for Matching. 49, So and 81 per fifteen;
only two Cockerels left, $40 each Salts
FACTION or money back. Mrs T. U. Butts,
Columbus, Ga, Till
For QUICK SALE. I will sell about five
Rhode Island Red roosters cheap. call
Ivy $500. 1-1l-52
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Incubators.

4 Buckeye Incubator.
Is GUARANTEED TO hatch every hatch
able egg; insurabe. So to 1856. Get q
1913 catalogue. Marbut g Minor East
Atlanta. Ga. 1876
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For Exchange-Farms.
Farms Wanted.
WANT FARM

WE III exchange good Groom
house on big lot with mo- loan.
FOR % good farm near Atlanta.
Telephone Main 2O53 l-ll-2S
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P(ULT RY*
EDITED ~ JUDGE TJr MARSHALL,
4 TeSted Business

Two young Of acquaintance both Of paving
Stores devotng eir whole time and the
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SAFES files. cabinets new & End nd
Cookin Bank a Office Equipment Co.
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Continues - NJ. 60
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Money to Loan.

HOMIE money to loan, or will buy good
purchase money notes, money in hand
no delay See Charles A. Davis S36 Equi-
table Building Phone Main COS l-li-5l
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NO. 50 CONE STREET. corner L.uckie:
ten rooms; St0G
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Good second hand seats for
new church Address 9 L. Carter. Jen-
llusDurg, ia. I-l2-94
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ADAIR.
Houses For Rent.

NO S06 PEACHTREE STREET l0-room
brick house furnacc-heate tea; soc
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BIGGS PARTY WILL
TOUR WHITE RIVER

The White River country will be
toured by C. A. Biggs and party this
week on their return to Denver. They
left today for Denver In their big Ma
tIonal touring car. after spending
nearly the entire summer here with
friends. James B.ggs will remain
here for time and C. A. Biggs and
wife and Miss Edna Biggs and Clyde
Biggs will make the drive through th,
territory. They viii be on the
road two weeks and expect very
pleasant outing. Mr.. Biggs Is asso-
ciated with the Gibson Lumber COM
pany and he with his family has en-
joyed the summer stay here very
Junction Sentinel.
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WILL SHOW CANON
CITY PICTURES

Secretary w. F. Agnew OF the Canon
City Business Mems association will
leave for Denver Sunday evening for
the purpose OF endeavoring to induce
as many visitors to the Knights Tenn
plar conclave as possible to come here
at the conclusion Of the festivities in
the capital city. In addition to main
tanning an advertising headquarters
In the-Chamber of Commerce building
for several days. Mr.. Agnew will ar
range for a moving picture and stere-
opticon exhibition OF scenes in and
around Canon City at the Woman $
Club building on GIenarm street. which
will be one OF the most frequented
places In Denver by visitors to the
conclave. Several reels OF pictures
will be shown and 1t is expected that
as a result many people who had not
previously decided to do so will in
clude Canon City In their Itinerary OF
the state. Mr.. Agnew hopes to be able
to present his moving picture enter
tainment Tuesday. wednesday and
Thursday nights OF next week
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Reef Steak Fry.

Thursday evening the Horney fami-
" entertained In honor of Mrs. r.
Rich and son. Ted. of Clinton. Iowa,
vsrh q beat steak fry in City Park.
The evening was beautiful and cool
and the broad expanse Of City Park in
~ Ereenest hue and the savory ocor
= the frying steaks made the evening
sajeyabie and Of pIsasans memory.
ma party comprised Ne md Mss.
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party room and an unusually happy
time was spent BY the young people
till a late hour. The aifair was a
most delightful one and q grand sue
cess in every way. Those responding
to invitations were the Misses Mary
Autrey. Jacqueline Martin. Lynch. APP
pleby. veda RassdaIe. Blanche De-
weese. Myra Sheriff.. Olive Mckenzie.
Christian Mckenzie. Margaret Me-
Kcnzie Isabelle Evans, Florence Eg-
bert. Mildred sanderson. Irma Little.
Ida LttelI. Bowen. Mildred Kittell,
Merle McLain. Monahan. Christie. De-
We're Dozier. Elsie Yates. and Messrs.
Harlan Frazier. R. L Petric. Fred
Joel. Bert Thomas. Herbert Combs,
Marvin Smith. Carl Scott. Walter Rea,
Berdon Sheriff.. DR.. Reiter. Roland
Armstrong. Reynolds Lewis. Maple
Harle. DeForrest Hodgin. John Saw
iers. Ernest McLain. Arthur Wilson
Robert Pryor. Jean RagsdaIe. Will
Mckenzie. Lester Stevenson. Harland
Woods.
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Tally Ho Party.

Some OF the younger set OF canon's
society enjoyed Tally Ho ride and
picnic on last Thursday evening TO
Three Mile Spring. A delightful and
plentiful supper was arranged by the
girls which was spread before a
huge bonfire and heartily enjoyed by
all the members OF the party.
To add to the enjoyment of the scene
number OF sentimental and rag time
selections were given by Mr.. Scott
and Miss Sheriff. ON the mandolin
and guitar. After an enjoyable time
spent in this manner the crowd re-
turned to town and attended the dance
at Annex hall. Those participating
in the party were the Misses Blanche
Deweese. Myra Sheriff.. Ailene Mon
ahan. Fern Armstrong. Leila Arm
strong. Olive Mckenzie. Florence
Egert. Merle McLain, Messre. Marvin
Smith, Robt. Pryor. Jean RagsdaIe.
Harlan Frazer. MARBLE Harle, Carl
Scott. Ernest McI.ain, Walter Rea.
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laying crews. nor Of builders when the
more ornamental work was to be done.
"a hundred years and a month
from the time the Representatives Of
the American patriots gathered IN
Philadelphia and signed their names
to the Declaration OF Independence.
Colorado. far out In the borderland.
stepped into the union. assisted by the
hand of President U. s. Grant.
Denver was city Of 5000 hha5i-
tants, The plains were far-stretchins
wastes. carrying In their bleak desola-
lion msunories Of the tragedies ana
hsroisms that have kept ssiow the
'crch Of Inspiration and courage. only
|hs monnfains we're siasine tho toll
~ seag ,and stvins sael : 1ood u
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GALL FOR BIDS

School District No. One is ready tc
consider bids for its coal supply for
the coming year.
All coal is to be first grade lump,
properly screened and delivered ut the
various school houses.
These are High School, Jefferson,
Washington, Harrison. Lincoln. Park
Center.
The amount required will be be-
tween $50 and 300 tons.
Coal must be delivered outside OF
school hours as far as possible. Bids
must state mine from which coal Is
taken and guarantee that coal to be
furnished VIII be at least equal in
quality to that taken at the present
time from such vein or mine.
All bids must be sent to the secre-
tary. Mrs. A. II. Burgess. SIT Forest
Ave-. Canon City. and must be in her
hands on or before August 90.
Bids should be sealed and marked
bid for Coal"
ANNA n. BURGESS.
Sec. School Dist. No. I.
Aug. ?. 1919. 1s2tswt1.
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Miss Lottie shuman and Miss Mable
Wilcox Of Akron, Ohio. arrived this
morning and are visiting at the home
Of Mrs. Acker on Sherman avenue.
Miss shumsn l. cous,s Of Mrs.
Aclter. The ladies have been touring
the northwest. spending sometime In
yeliowstone Park and'at Seattle. Port
'snd and Los Angeles. reenrning ~
eait Lake. They were aeeonpanied
across TIE range ~ Mrs. = .. nebhltt
vho vili visit her uoshsr Tor : ~
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Miss DouIer's Guest. Return to Den.

Miss Dozier's Guests Return to Den.
The Misses Mary Autrey and Jac-
queline Martin left Thursday noon for
their homes in Denver after a weeks
visit with Miss Deyere Dozier. They
were accompanied to Denver by Miss
Dozier who will make an extended Wis
IL with them and attend the marriage
of her brother. VIII Dozler. to Miss
Autrey. During her stay in Denver.
Miss Dozier will be the guest OF hon
or at number Of social functions
which have been arranged by her
friends there.
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Delightful Lawn Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy U. Hardy happily
entertained about thirty guests at
luncheon on their spacious lawn at
six o'clock Friday evening.
1t proved to be a picnic party Of the
most delightful kind with the eatables
served In q splendid manner.
After twilight had darkened into
night the guests chose the library and
Mr.. Fred Fell sang several classical
selections and afterwards all made
the evening gay by singing old time
songs in chorus.
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Hiss Buchannon Highly Entertained.

Hiss Buchannon Highly Entertained.
Miss Lulu Buchannon OF Monmouth.
ILL.,, has been visiting friends in Can
on City during the past week on
Tuesday evening Mas Esther Craig.
her college friend. gave a picnic on
the Skyline Drive in her honor.
Miss Buchannon is a cousin of Prof.
George Cleland where she was enter
tained for several days at their home
an East Main street. On Thursday
Hrs. ]. ]. Ashenhurst gave porch
party in her honor at their new bung-
allow on Central avenue. Mrs. r. J..
Craig and daughters. Esther and Ro-
eerta, Mrs. George Cleland and Mrs.
Arch McCIeery were also guests.
Saturday. Mrs. Arch McCleery will
give a dinner In her honor at her
home on South Reynoid avenue.
Miss Buchannon is a bright and
charming young lady and she has
been delighted with her visit to Canon
City. She made the trip to the top Of
the Royal Gorge on Friday and was
entranced with the sublime grandeur
Of the scenery. Miss Buchannon and
Mrs. McCleery played together as
neighbor children in Columbus. Ohio.
and had not met since they were eight
years old until this week.
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500 Party.

On last Monday evening Miss
Blanche De weese was hostess to an
informal 500 card party at her home
on Elm avenue, Lincoln Park The
Invitations were limited to about
twelve Of her most intimate friends.
The prizes for high score were made
by Harlan Frazer and Mrs. Bowen.
Delightful refreshments were served
and every one present report a de-
lIghtful time.
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Old College Friends Meet.

Old College Friends Meet.
Six former students of Muskingum
College, New Concord. Ohio. met In
Canon City this week under very de-
hghtful circumstances. On Saturday.
August 2, Mr.. Maurice II. Lytle. OF San
Rarnardino. California. and Miss Eliz-
abeth Edna Shaw. OF Washington, Pa,
met each other in Denver at her un-
sie's home where they were united In
marriage by Rev. Ernest n. Orr, d. D..
pastor of the First United Presbyteri-
an church Monday evening they ar
rived in Canon City and were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Nc
Cleery at their South Reynolds ave-
sue home.
A dinner In their honor was spread
Tuesday noon with Prof. and Mrs.
George Cleland as guests. On Tues
day evening the same parties took
supper with Mr.. and Mrs. Cleland at
their home on East Main street. The
six young people we're all former stu
dents of Muskingum college of New
Concord. Ohio.
and 1t was there while pursuing
their studies that they met their fate.
Anyone familiar with the ties and
asset iations formed In college i.fe
can imagine what joyous time these
college chums had In their happy
meeting together in Canon City.
Wednesday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
NcCleery took the bride and groom
an auto drive to the top of the Royal
Gorge. They we're delighted with the
"Trip. Mr.. Lytle is a successful shoe
merchant In San Barnadino, Califor-
ala. where the young couple will set
tie down to the everyday affairs of
life in the home which the thoughtful
groom has already provided.
The sunlight and shadows OF life
sere very strikingiy illustrated on
Thursday morning when the bride
sad groom were bidding their college
friends goodbye and preparing to
start for the depot to take the train to
their western home by the receipt OF
. telegram announcing the death of
Or. Shaw of Denver. uncle OF the
bride. Instead of going west. Mr. and
Mrs. Lytle took the FIRST train for
Denver to attend the funeral of their
relative. The groom's mother lives in
Grand Junction. Colorado. and this
viii be one of their stopping places
IA their journey to the coast.
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Bufret supper.

On last Tuesday evening. Miss De-
We're Dozier was hostess to beauti-
fully appointed buffet supper at the
Dozier home on Macon avenue Tho
affair, which was one OF the most bril-
liant ones Of the season. was given In
honor Of Miss Doziers visitors from
Denver. tho Misses Mary Autrcy and
Jacqueline Martin. The supper Was
followed By : dance In the spacious
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and the guests of honor
Beautifully Planned California Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keefe OF Pine
street have as their guest Mrs. How
ard Faulkner OF Oakland. California. a
sister of Mrs. Keefe. and Thursday
morning Mrs. Keefe pleasantly enter
tanned twenty-four ladies at break
fast In her honor.
The happy gathering might aptiy be
called a California Party" from the
fact that the table was exquisiteiy
decorated with the California poppy,
The place cards also bore the same
decoration as also did the tally cards
for the card games.
After the well appointed fye-courss
breakfast had been splendidiy served
the guests indulged in pleasant
hour playing the popular game Of
Rum" or rather "Rummy." as 1t Is
termed In our western country.
The favors of the morning were
miniature boxes of candy oranges. an
other Significance of the Golden Gate
state.
Mrs. Keefe fully lived up to hei
reputation as a charming entertainer
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gold for every blow struck by strong
arm Everything was young. cruda
hearty. happy and natural. thirty-sev-
en- years ago."