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charge are Mesdames rurnbulI. Houls
and Mahood.
RIIef Corps DO Good WORK.

Greenwood Corps. No. 22. w. r. c.
met in regular semLmonthly session
"Wednesday. October 22. at Pythian
hall with the. president. Mrs. Hattie
Ames, in the chair. 1t was reported
that fifty-nine yards of rags had been
sewed, enough 70 make twenty-four
rugs. and that they had been taken to
be woven
1t was voted to continue the ten
cent socials.
A communication was read from the
department president. Mrs. Ann s.
Clair. Of Fort Collins. stating that
she was making the annual visitation
upon the different corps in the state
and would be in Canon City Novem-
Der sth. 1t was voted TO hold q called
meeting on that date.
Committees were appointed for en-
tertainment and for the purchasing Of
a souvenir Of the occasion.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Terry was appointed on
the Relief committee. to hll vacancy
The next regular meeting of the corps
will be held November 18th.
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Strawberries PICKED
OURInG SNOWSTORM

Miss Rosa Hanks exhibited at the
Record Office this morning a box Of
very large and deliciouslyy favored
strawberries. which she picked from
the garden at her home on South
Ninth street. South Canon. during the
snowstorm last Saturday afternoon
Some OF the berries were an inch and
a quarter in length and Of q diameter
almost as great They were OF the
Glen Mary variety and were among
the biggest fall Strawberries seen
here this season. October strawber-
ries are very common in the Canon
City district. but il is not often that
they ripen late enough to be caught
in a snowstorm as was the case last
Saturday night when the berries al
luded to TO would have been covered
to debth OF several inches with a
blanket OF THE beautiful il they had
not been picked. Until within the last
week or ten days fresh. home grown
strawberries could be purchased al
most any day from Canon City gro
GERS. n condition Drobably. existing
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Pretty wedding xonaa, Evening.

quiet but very pretty wedding was
celebrated at the residence OF Mr.. and
MrS Dan Hall. $50 North Fourth
street. at O'Clock last Monday ever
ing. the contracting parties being
Raymond J. King and Miss Eva Par
ker. The nuptizis were solemnized BY
Rev. Geo. p. Sewer. pastor OF the First
Presbytcrian church. In n most i'm
pressiv emsnner.
Flny relatives and moro intimate
friends were present at the marriage
ceremony.
AZ the bridal party entered the par
iors Mcndeiszohn's wedding march
was played by Misses Madeline Dixon
and Nina Monroe The attendants
we're Miss Elsie Kissinger and Earl
Howard. The house was attractiveiy
decorated with autumn leaves. chrys-
anthemums and ferns and il was be-
fore a bank OF the latter that the
young people stood while the magic
words we're spoken that made the
twain onc.
AFTER congratulations had been ex-
tended TO the happy couple n buffet
luncheon was served and an oppor-
tunl,y Afforded the gneats Of viewing
the pres oats. waich we're at once
numerous and useful The bride has
made her home for the last six years
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hall and Is n
young woman OF excellent qualities Ct
head and heart. During the last
twelve months OF so she has been =
faithful employe In the service Of the
telephone company. The groom is
young man OF fine characteristics aud
holds an enviable position at the local
plant OF the Arkansas Valley Railway
Light A. Power company.
Mr.. and Mrs. King have gone to
housekeeping at Second street and
Macon avenue.
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Society
andClubs
@@M99399@

Birthday Surprise for Mr.. David L,
Robson.
Thursday being the birthday OF. MI
David l. Robson some OF his friends
celebrated it by giving him surprise
party at dinner time. Mrs Robson
Being a party to the arrangement, had
prepared fine dinner. which was en-
joyed by all.
At the close of dinner the conven-
tional birthday cake bearing thirty
SIX brightly burning candles was
brough ito tn etable.
The evening was spent playing 500
the high scores being received by Mrs
W. B. Rowland and DR.. W. T. Little
Mrs. Rowland was presented with the
beautiful boquet OF birthday roses.
and DIR. Little with half dozen Hole
Proof socks which Mr.. Robson had
just brought home that evening for
himself They may not ft. but they
besong TO a well-advertised brand OF
sox. and are guaranteed.
Mr.. Robson was the recipient Of
many beautiful and valuable pres
ents brought in by his guests. con-
sisting partially OF a fish lire. an air
gun. can OF nsh worms. n can OF
grass hoppers. a dog. bottle Of snake
bite remedy. bottle OF vinegar. two
bottles Of beer. a dozen sacks OF Ball
Durham and other articles too numer-
Gus TO mention.
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nowhere else in the state The grow
ing Of fall strawberries is n regular
business with certain ranchers and
gardeners and the adsptability OF the
climate to their culture is shown IN
some splendid fruit. for which good
prices are always obtained by the
gardener
Miss Hanks also showed this morn
ing big cluster Of raspberry canes Of
this years growth that contained
berries in various stages Of develop
ment from the haif-grown berry to
the ripening fruit They were OF the
Sunshine variety OF raspberries. which
seem to possess greater hardihood
vitality and productiveness than most
other kinds.
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Dinner Club at sidebottom's.

The Dinner club was entertained
Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. J. d
Sidebottom at their Rudd avenue
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Turner
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Leo Sterling were
honor guests.
After the excellent five-course din
ner was served 500 occupied the re-
mainder OF the evening. The prize
was awarded TO Mrs. Sterling.
Those OF the Dinner club besides the
host and hostess present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin Stockton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Biggs and Mr. and Mrs. Tru-
man Stockton.
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FINED S100 FOR
DISTRIBUTING BOOZE

Jim Govern OF Prospect Heights
vas found guilty of selling liquor In,
dry territory in violation OF the local
option laws of the state before Judge
Cooper In county court this morning
and was fined siOo and costs. The
defendant claimed that under his un-
derstanding OF the statutes he was not
guilty Of any wrong doing under the
statutes. as he simply made the de-
livery OF the liquor In question and
collected for its sale. the purchaser
having bought II from the dealer in
Florence.
The siae supreme court: however
held in a case OF like import recently
appealed from Eagle county that de-
livery OF intoxicating liquor cannot be
made in dry territory without cuipa-
hllity attaching to the one who deiiv-
ers 1t 70 the purchaser. In other
words. the sale Is made at the time
OF delivery and when the purchase
money is paid and not by the con-
signor. Under this construction OF
the law Govern was adjudged guilty
and fned accordingly.
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academy, assisted materially in the
entertainment The Misses Nellie and
Mary Smith Of Williamsburg were well
received in their part of the program
Mr.. W. J. Mccarron gave two num-
bers. both baritone solos. and was en-
cored each time Mr. Mccarron pos
sesses a deep. well moduIated voice
with excellent tonal qualities.
Short talks were made by 7. Henry
Morrissey and Simon Smith. Mr.
Steve A Tyo, past grand knight. was
in charge Of the program.
A splendid luncheon was served
by the ladies of St. Michael's parish
early in the evening.
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Here Is q Saving.

II is pleasing to US to be able to
announce something that will help
TO offset the high cost of living and
the high cost Of coal. In the future
only two sunday Denver papers will
be issued in the place OF four. This
viii save you 10 cents a week and 4
hole lot OF time reading the funny
pictures to the kids. Small favors
thankfully received.
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visiting His Brother Hero.

William shaver OF Delta. Colorado.
one Of the best known hotel men on
the western slope. is spending few
days In Canon City. visiting his broth
or. Ben shaver. wife and family at
aso North Firth street. Mr.. shaver
is proprietor OF the Delta hotel. we'll
known hcsselry In his home town.
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birthday Surprise.

bhtHuay saffAi,cs
On Monday evening MIR. F. s. Adams
was greatly surprised gentleman
when half hundred OF his friends
called at his home in a body just to
remind him that another birthday time
had rolled around and to help him
celebrate 1t in fitting manner.
Mrs. Adams was in the game" and
had made due preparation for the
guests pleasure.
Games OF a diversified nature were
indulged in and caused the time to
pass very quickly. Luncheon was
served during the evening by Mrs.
Adams.
After Mr.. Adams had regained his
composure from the surprise Of the
unexpected visit. Rev. Ilsley In a very
happy manner. presented the host
with a handsome gold watch charm.
bearing the emblem of the triple link
with which organization he Is actively
identified. The gift will be highly
cherished by Mr.. Adams and will be
a constant reminder OF n legion 5f
loyal friends.
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800 Party.

The regular meeting OF the Five
Hundred club was held on Monday
night OF this week ingfead Of Tuesday
evening In order that Miss Nicholson
Mrs. Harry Bowen's grest. might be in
attendance. she leaving for her home
in oregon on Tuesday
Miss Dora Turner was the hostess
and the gathering was just Ike all OF
this clubs affairs. a most happy one
Mrs Harley Turner achieved high
score and Was presented with a white
ivory manicure So, as a prize.
creamed oysters on sAlted waters
pumpkin pie and sweet cider made
the luncheon which was enjoyed at a
late hour.
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Picnic Luncheon Enjoyed by ReadIus

Picnic Luncheon Enjoyed by Reading
Club.
The Monday Reading club met this
week with Mrs. curran. A picnic
luncheon which was very elaborate. to
which each member contributed. was
served in i've courses.
The committee having the matter in
charge were Mesdames okey. Mayhem
Bethel and Smith.
Mrs Coolbaugh. a former resident
OF Canon City. but now OF Boise. Ida
no. was present and gave an interest
ing account of a club Of which she is
member. having q membership nj
over threehundred. She also gave n
little description af the city.
There was 40 reading. but the after
noon was spent In conversation and
story telling
There we're eighteen members and
one visitor present The meeting
next week will be held with Mrs. May
hew.
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KNOW 1T WE'LL.
Familiar Features Well Known In
Hundreds Of Canon City
Citizens.

tiuzens-
A familiar burden in many homes
The burden Of a bad back"
A lame, a weak or an aching hack
Often tells you of kidney Ms
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys-
Here is Canon City testimony:
Mrs. W. H. Dawson. ios s. Ninth St.
Canon City. Colo. says; For years
had a dull ache in my back ami be-
tween my shoulders. When / used my
hands and arms. I suffered more and
also srhen worked hard Spots aD-
peared before my eyes and frequent
" had headaches and dizziness. My
kidneys acted irregularly. Fual,,
my husband got a box OF Doan's kic-
ney Pills for me at Hunter Palme-'s
Drug Store and got so much benefit
that / continued taking them. until
all symptoms OF my trouble were re-
ileved- In 4 testimonial I gave at that
time. toil o. my experience and
whenever I have used Doan's Kidney
Pills since. I have had benefit am
willing TO confirm my former en-
dorsement-
For sale by all dealers. Price 10
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's- and
take no other.
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knights Of Columbus Enjoy S oeia
Time.

knights Of Columbus Enjoy $ oeiai
Time.
Last Tuesday evening the Knights Of
Columbus and their ladies enjoyed u
pleasant time in st. Michaels hall.
The occasion was designated as a
"gct-toscther farweIi" from the fact
that commencing with the tirst Sunday
in November the meetings viii be held
in Florence for IN fiscal year 1918
1914. Royal Gorgc Council No. 1895
is a Joint council. being made Up Of
members from Florence and Canon
City and the meetings are held in
each place in alternate years.
Quite a number OF Florence knights
attended the AFFAIR and the evenin.s
proved to be one OF the most en-
joyahlc experienced by the council.
A splendid program had been pre-
pared and was carried out in happy
manner.
Five young ladies'. representing the
best talent from Mt. st. schoiastica's
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Progress Club.

Progress Club.
The Progress club met with Misses
Batohelor and MCGOWAN Monday even
ing. Oct. 20.
The program was carried out as
follows;
Roll call. favorite song or compO-
sition.
History OF the ora,orio-NIss Boyle
Modern Sacred Mnsie-Miss Diciin-
son.
The iEhtinraie-Lizst-M Fish
er.
sOnss-carrie Jacobs Bond-Mrs
Underwood.
Life OF Chopin-Miss Gibbs.
chopin's Fantasia Impromptu =
Miss Fisher.
Life OF schubcrt-Miss Bachelor.
schubert's Impromptu. No. }, op.
I4s-Miss Fisher.
Life OF Mendeissohn-Miss Nc
Gowan.
Mendclssohn's Songs without Words
Miss Fisher.
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EIks' Dance.

To the excellent music OF Prof. Tre-
maine's orchestra n large crowd dane
ed and made merry at EIks' Hall.
Thursday evening.
This was the second OF the winters
series of dances and was a most pleas
ant affair.
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crowd which rendered them pleasant
surprise party Friday evening The
affair was in the nature of farewell
as the corrins expect to move into
Canon City proper. the first of Novem-
ber. occupying their newly purchased
home at SIS Macon avenue.
Music. games and just good social
time made the occasion an enjoyable
one; Light refreshments were served.
The loving thought OF their neighbors
was much appreciated by the corrin
family.
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sophomore.senIor Reception.

Tho Sophomore Senior annual re-
ception took place last night at the
} south Canon High School building. I,
was a decided success in every way
and all present expressed themselves
as having had the best time oil the
year. The party took the form OF a
Halloween party and the Halloween
decorations were carried out very ar
tisticaIiy. Various games and fortune
telling stunts filled the evening with
pleasure. After the refreshments con-
sIsting OF pumpkin pie. cocoon and can
dy were served the guests departed
thanking tho sophomorcs for the ex-
ceileut time which they had enjoyed.
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Eastern star to Observe Halloween

s-."t%s. 49, - =
Canon City Chapter o. L. s. met in
regular session Monday evening.
Worthy Natron. Mrs. Clara Coulter.
presiding.
sir. Kendall. past patron OF High
land chapter. Denver. was present 7s
guest
Two candidates we're elected to be-
come members
II vas voted to observe HAllowe'ea
with a cafeteria dinner. from to :
o'clock Friday evening. The hill Of
fare Is TO eonsis; of three kinds OF
meat. potatoes. relishes OF different
kinds. baked beans. brown bread. sal
ad. plies. doughnuts. cider. coffee and
tea.
A general Invitation is extended to
the public.
An entertainment viii be given later
in the evening. literary and musical.
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Friends in Council Have Profitable

Friends In Council Have Profitable
Study.
The regular meeting OF the Friends
In Council was held Friday at Pythian
hall. Mrs. Alice schweigcrt presiding
The general subject for the after
noon was "our Public Schools" with
Mrs. Bess acting rs chairman.
Mrs. Weston gave a talk on The
Old WAY Versus the New"
Prof. G. c. Sherwood gave most
excellent paper on THE People and
Their Schools" bristiing with well
brought-out points OF live interest
which we're we'll discussed.
Mrs. Craven gave talk on the
subject OF Are We Educating Our
Chiidrcn?" which was taken In a
broad sense and well handled.
Mrs. Mahocd read a short paper. on
Observation and concentration. In
which there were many points worthy
of discussion. but the latcness of the
hour prevented.
There were number OF visitors
present and all thought the afternoon
proiltably spent.
The next meeting win be a social
in place of the regular study meeting
The committee having the matter in
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Corrins Surprised.
Twenty-Five of the friends and
neishbors of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Cor
rim and family composed merry
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Ontario Pharmacy
Remember Our Palm Olive Soap
and Cream Offer. $1.OO worth
of goods for so cents.
DEALS IN DIRT

Deeds recorded since January Sth
1913:
j K Weaver et ux to Emory Cole LOT
l % block 4, Ontario. Con. $4,000
Mslheur Valley X r Co to OW K &
n Ry Co II w through nwi 36 17.44.
John Q Shelton ct ux to David
Graham lot l2 block II, Westfsll.
David Graham TO Mort V Hood lot
IL block IL. Westfsll.
j Il Blackaby to Bias Felrna lot Z,
block ., Blsckaby add, Jordan Valley.
&C Foster ct ux to A II Gratb. lot
3. block Pioneer add. Jordan Valley.
Sarah II Dsnver to j b Mccain.
lots l3, Ia, Is. block IL, Blackaby
add. Jordan Valley.
L B Fry ct ux to c . McGopapill.
Que third interest In lots IL to 30 in
block 272. Ontario.
l. b Fry ct ux to G % McGonpgill.
lois II l2, and l3. block 272: lots s
aud lG, block 277.
Martha c McColem ct al To- p G
Freeman lots aud s, block {. Ed
ridge add. Vale.
Erskine Wood ct ux to oCE S Wood.
Sec 1918 4G.
y Soliss ct ux to VIM Jones. eel
eel Sec 22.2O 80.
Ed c Allen ct ux q c Wright. ct
uX to Edith l. Deardorf. - 8. .is a6.
U. S. 20 Dewitt q Beers ns set
ssi set 10; nwi nei 1920 a..
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NAvYS BAN ON PETS OFF
Animals TO Return TO ships-Admiral
Denies Goat Story
ther particul

Norfolk. Na.-The goats, monkeys
cats, dogs, parrots and other pets
aboard Uncle Sans fighting ships at
the Norfolk Nayy-Yard, which were
banished a few days ago, when, report
said, Rear-Admiral Doyle was butted
by goat on the quarterback OF the
battleship New Hampshire, will be re
stored to the jackies. There is JOY in
the fleet again,
Assistant Secretary Winthrop, oil
the navy department, let 1t be known
the department did not approve thelI
summary removal.
Admiral Doyle Indignantly denied
that the goat had butted him lie
announced he had ordered the remoV'
al of the pets because medical officers
thought they might have something 10
do with cerebro-spinal meningitis and
measles at the marine barracks.
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Sixty per cent Of Teachers Pass

Salem.-The list OF successful can,
didates for teachers certificates at
the recent examinations, as given out
by State Superintendent of Public In
struction l.. X. Alderman, shows that
60 per cent OF the applicants were sue
cessful. This years examinations. II
anything, were more satisfactory than
those OF previous years. The ques-
tions submitted met with a more gen
eral approval, both from those in
charge OF the examinations and those
taking them than has heretofore been
the case.
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Local News.

JOe EuWHros ieIt sunday for West
fall where he will visit with bis sun,
Mrs. John Sells.
DR.. Stewart, OF Boise. was an On
tario visitor this week.
Lost-A 5-inch slide rule In lestbe,
case. Finder please return to Moore
hotel and receive reward.
Preliminary reports show Oregon
prodnced in 1912 s657, 600 in gold,
81, 900 ounces of silver 100, ,O0O
pounds of copper and 5000 pounds
OF lead.
Now is the time to get new rug for
that room while Farley has big stock
to select from.
Lumber was shipped to the Dead
OK Flat for house to be built by
George Wepdle. IL was unloaded
ut Crystal and ierried oser the river.
Hotbed sash just a few more left
at the Empire Lumber company yard.
Call early.
The Oregon state Immigration
board has issued what II terms the
Oregon Almanac. which contains much
data about the state and the secretary.
q. {. Chapman, Commercial club
building, Portland, will be pleased
to mail copies of the almanac to your
friends u you will furnish him with
their addresses.
The coal output for 1912 showed
an increase OF so. 600. 900 tons over
the previous year.
The net metal production OF Idaho
showed ten per cent increase over
1911. amounting 20 nearly 1000.
600.
The weather this week Is very spring
like, warm and clear. u IL too early
for spriug and there will probably To
another week of bad weather before
the spring weather comes TO stay. IL
means short feeding year for the
cattle snl sheep men.
Lee Fiser returned few days ago
from Portland. whore he spent week
friends and 'ranssctinR busi-
ness. lie reports plenty nf building
going on in Port and. many COOL
blocks being torn down Ia make room
'or sky scrapers.
Harry b. Brebmer, OF Portland,
IN expert typewriter repairer aud
Is at the Garter house for
. few weeks where he may be engaged
% repair or rebuild your typewriter
nd make IL do the work Of new
Tell him about your ma
,hiue while he Is here.
Bishop Nsphtsli Luccock. ID. D.,
II Helena. Montana. will preach In
he Methodist church Sunday, January
%. 1918. both morn pg aud evening
There will be special mIsio at both
ervices. The people of Ontario are
cordially invited To come and hear
he Bishop. Thomas Johns.
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Move to Stock Reserve With Elk

County Judge j. w. Ma
loney has started a movement 10 Sc
cure a 1860 contribution from the
sportsmen OF Umatilla county with
which to bring two carloads OF elk
from Yellowstone Park to stock the
Wenaha reserve.
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For Sale

good team weight 23o0. ! spring
tooth harrow; John Deere plow; /
Studebaker wagon. These must be
sold within the next ten days. Inquire
or phone. II. Il. Udick or Richard
Larson.
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Two States in Y. M. c. A. Convention

Forest Grove.-With l50 delegates
present, the 18th annual convention,
Young Mems ChristiaS Association of
oregon and Idaho, opened in this city
Friday evening at the Congregational
Church, President Fletcher Homan, of
Willamette University, president Of
the last convention, presiding.
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Mid-Wlnter Excursions TO California

January 3lst Low fares to San
Francisco and Los Angeles with di-
verse routes aud limit Of April lst
See O. S. l.. agents for rates aud fur
ther particulars.
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For the best bread aud pastry IN
town go 10 the Ontario Bakery.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Money 70 loan oo improved irri
gated farms. w. II. Doolittle Co.
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Old papers at the Argus office 20
cents per hundred. just what you
need to line your cabins and place
under the carpet.