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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
sITUATION-,Ialc and Female

HOME WORK WANTED BY AN Ell
dcrly couple of good address. Al =
dress 2lI, care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

FIVE BRIGHT, CAPABLE LADIES TO
travel. demonstrate and sell dealers:
So to $50 per week: railroad fare
paid. GOODRICH DRUG co, Dept.
SO, Omaha. \cb.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

WANTED. by YOUNG Married
man OF good habits. position as
travelling salesman; best references
furni shed. ADDRESS u 5ll. care Times
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

WANTED. SALESMAN TO SELL REST
temperance drinks on the market:
- per cent commission. with $50
weekly drawing account: 80 years
In business. Absolutely reliable. RED
CROSS co. Dept Il. 81. Louis. Mo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

WANTED. y POSITION EY REGIS
tered pharmacist aged twenty eight
ts!urle), small town preferred; now
employed. references. Address Lock
lsnX No. i. Shinman. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

POSITIONS. ALL KINDS. FOR ALL
kinds people VIRGINIA BUSINESS
EXCHANGE select Employment
Agency. SlG North Second. if YOU
Mnnt womb.
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TIE CHESApEA AND POTOMAC
Telephone Company OF Virginia re
Qulros bright young ludies between
The ages Of seventeen and twenty
1--WE. Five dollars pcr week while
Learning Frequent increases thare-
after Excellent chances for advance
mont. Apply in person 100 East
Grace Street Room ZOE
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TO GALL on GROCERS
cOnfectioners. general stores; 500
monthly ana expenses yearly. con
tract. MANAGER, IS south Second
Street. st. i.ONiN. Mo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN
wants place as cook, cleaner or
houseworll. Phone Madison 1915
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

ears experience, wants 10 make
change. Address l. leG. Times Dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

y ~ I'd, HUH -tINNS .NALI.S NC-
men TO represent large corporation
IN the State of Virginia, on propo-
s!tlcn appealing 10 women OF wealth
aud refinement thorough training
given by our expert dcmonstrator in
Richmond. railroad fare and cN-
p"nscs advanced during period ..
training experience unnecessary.
but earnestncss, integrity -snd diii-
Scucc required: school teachers ana
college graduates preferred. An
s~cr by letter, giving fun partIcu-
lars ADDRESS IL G35. care Times
DiSpatcI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

lIGIl-CLASS OFFiUE APPLIANCE
salesman; permanent positions en-
elusive rights. Curiosity seekers
save your time: references required
LEATH SALES COMPANY. E!ch-
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AGENTS TEEMENDOCS HIT. MEXT-
can War maps; sample Zoe: big
profits ISIS framed pictures. 12c.:
sells 'pc.' corNrightcd negro pictures;
n'tEcst sellers to-day. Portraits,
GAYS credit Catalogue free PEG
PIES PORTRAITS CO Dept 90,
chicago. IN
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SALESMAN To TRAVEL For LEAD
ing importers OF laccs. cmbroidcrics
handncrchicfs. white goods. territory
not restricted; liberal commission.
Address OTTO .. FELDlIElM. llj-llr
East TTcuty-third Street. New York
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AGENTS. WRITE FOR CATALOIT1-F,
Convex portraits, frames. pillow tops
and novelties; reflections credited:
liberal terms. Lowest prices aver or
fered. BREWER ART co, shelby
Vile Indiana.
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WANTED. CAPABLE. ENERGETIC,
salesman TO call or engineers. Must
be able ~ curn $500 per month
II EI.LN GRAPHITE MILLS, New
York
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30

Coerlano als cine aapitaIsonIage,
So er neiB, ooB iie ibm CUTE BRO
sente abDirit. 9as lit aud Die
llriade, fDarum Die meiiten 0eut.
iaen 6ormer cine Overland" ibr
@igen nennen.
lleber ben 8ei61ftsenng Der BiI.
Ips SoerI1no Gomponp berittet
SER Samiiou, baB beren 5a6rif
bis sur b0dJiten 2eiitlngsfroit au'
gefpannt lift. Bur Belt baben ie
iiber 1000 unerIeoigte auftrage
mebr an Snn0, aIs iie Iebtes Sabr
batten. auftr1ge in Der &obe pom
itber flint Minionen Dollars mill
fen iofort erIeOigt perSen. Dcl
tdalihe gerIanOt lit oieies Sabr
90 automobiIe GROCER, ais mas et
leBtes Sabr mar. Die ausiidter
itnO, onB bic Sberlurb 60, Oieies
Sabr mebr ME 3peimul 10 OieIG
automobiIe in Rebrosfa bertaufer
miro, aIs Iestes 5nbr.
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arit autous6iIs.

O. berriht cine grobartne 2lrDe.
auna i'm 2an0e. oereu gnoIIrl es
III, Die aauifraft bes @cloe5 Bi
bergrobcrn. Gieiem Geoauten prr.
DC bel Der 3uiamutenitellmg Der
1915 arit Car Sorae aetrngeu Us
muroen mebrere beoeuteuoe tbeuere
gerbeiierlm1en norgenommen uuo
Der 8reis troBoem beruuter ae.
i6Hitteu. Wan fdrru obne lleber.
treibung idlen, 0uB bic iiir ods
Sabr 1916 ubuirte aaritcar Oas
preisuertbeite automobil i'm 5eIoe
1T. Gieie Gar lit elegauter, traiti.
ger nno bequnmer ais bic Gur. mel.
dc mir Iebtes Sahr fir S10j0 OCT.
fauhen. Der oteSiabrige 9reis be.
tragt oagegen MIR $685. fir Mtooel
80 mo $3.50 fir 9tooel %.
Ginige Der beOeutenOiten Reue.
runggn iiuo Der ldngcre Ban Ser
Gar, Die nm 25 Bro3ent itdrtere
gfaifine, Der tbeltere elCttriide sell
Starter, Der berbciiertc Strcmberg
Garburator, Bold Maanrt. ionic
.pieIe uu6ere Saheu Iieie Gar lit
.mirfIife oie bette 0es Marftes.
Deutide ionic 2eutih.4 mertaner
fno berBlifit eingelaoen Die Gar
5u inIpi5ieren uub onriu Rrobeiahr.
ten 5l mtcrnebmeu. 1ie aorciie
lit: gtobes gtpto 60, 2206-s 5ar.
nam StraBa.
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EaBnleiiter @errn 8olpp 5u iiber.
Iiefern uro bic Sammlungen fort.
5uieben. Die bieiigen 8ereine ia.
ben aus ibren reip. &aiien fdgen0e
Sumulen beDiqi9t: 2ieoerfran3
$500; GIattoeutider gerein $3.50;
Gan6nebrberein $500. @s tpur6e be-
idloIieu, ale W}itgIie6er 6es Srts.
berbmn6es ihriftIit a%uf8uforoern,
BET Der fommeu0en @abl ibre
Bflidt 3u ibun INTO gegen 0as
6rauenitimmre6t ein3utreten. inshe.
ionoere aber fir Die oeutiden Sc.
Observation-Disclosures gu itimmen. Ser.
uer luurbe beitloiicu, fin Die
Observation-Disclosures cine 8enefi5.
ooritelung 81 geben. TIMER geiddb.
ter Mitbiirger mo bortreffliher
DarIteaer Serr 8. 9ientnnn bal
ieine Qienite 5u Oieiem 3Dede I'M.
entgeltli6 5rr 8erflgung eeiteqt
uuO ipiro aud Die 5ltr 8eripenOun1
~fommenOen aoitiime uueuteeItIif
Iiefern
Gs ipur6e feruer angeregt, Die
bieitae belitide 3eitung san3eiger
urt6 Scroll, peIfe in 9erbin.
bung nit Ger bieftgen engliiter
3eitung s6ree Rreb" berdusgegeben
miro, 8u taufen itn0 oIs Organ bee
6rtsberbnnoes berausSueeben, Gin
8omite, beitebenb aus ben Serrer
@oebring, 2eitinsfp, Shaumonn,
5epOe uno Or. 2ingenieIoer, b1i
ben Saul am Somitog obgeIhloI.
len; fomit befinbet iid Die 8eitline
BON iebt nb in &dnoen bes Orts.
perbanoes; Serr Snger bIeibt mad
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30

nio4t. galr cine 5abrt in elmer
oht c1Iin6rigen r@uoianc" fam SD.
men cine redte S0ee bon oieier
eroBartieen 9euerlng geben.
sic iinfen in Die peidgepoIiter.
ten Site mo fIiegeu 6urd Den
&aum, obne Die 4rt Der gef5rOe-
rung an beripiren. Die 3biren
Itno melt lulo Der riidndrtige Sib
bietet geniigeno 8Iae fiir orei Rer-
fcnen. 3pef ertra Site iino m
Der fieben Ba}Iagier-gar porbau0eu.
oie. men nidt gebrouft, leiht aus
benz @ege geiebt Deroen fonneu.
Gas groBe Stalerrao befinOet iid
auf Der Iirfen Seite, Die aoutroube.
bel in Der gtitte, ioonB man BON
bei6en Seiteu beduem eiuiteigen
fem. Ole Sdueaigfeitsbebel, 70.
RTE bic 5anobremie iino fir oen
Bagenfibrer leiht 8u ereihen. Der
eleftriide .Starter" fam ourh ei.
gen. an @ooen Der Gar beiinolihen
auppf in Arbeit geiest tperoeu Die
llmiteanng Der Shneligfeitsbe5el
geht roid ror iih, obne OaB bic
Gar Spriin0e ooer StoBe aus3u-
baIten Bat.
9ie Steueruug lit gleitmdBig
ur0 beitinmt. 9as natiirlide ge.
Itreben Der Gar lit, geraoemig at
aeben. Cine l1mdnoerung oes
GdneaisfeitsbebeIs lit in ben Deuig.
item 5daen ~notbUen6ig. Bon elmer
Gobrt bon rrlr 0rei M3eilen &c.
f6minoigfeit in ben beIebteu Stro.
Ben Der @roBita6t Bis 81 elmer sc.
i9Dinoigfeit Don iiber so 8eilen
1uf Der offenen 2on6ItraBe, obne
aenberung am Shneffgfeit8bebel
Die Cadillac lit anerfmnt Dirf.
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tpie Dor Reoafteur. 0tlrt ben an.
taii oieier 3eitung bot Der Srts.
berbnn6 meiiler anIidlt mad einen
Sdritt in Der redlten 8ihtlug ge.
than, benn Die bieii0e 8eitung bat
unter Dem SIN. uno Serihunnfen
uno uaineutItt 6ab iie iit in SAN.
ben bon a~ngIo.Amerifauern befan6,
iffper geIitten. las piro ia MN
4aes onOers ner6eu. Wodte ST.
men nod Die erfreulite Mittbei-
lung maiden, 6nB Der @eiongDereiu
y2ie0erfrnu3" eiuen tiidti8en 9iri.
genten engagirt bat. IS lit Elm
iunger 3iener uno 2e6rer am bic.
fieen aonIerbdtoriun. Or niro
oieie @ode Die erIte 8robe abbol.
ten. y.
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inn Sabre 1890 in omaha etobIirt
uu6 fam iomit aif elm 24.i6brises
ieaensreifes geiteben 3uriifbliden.
@dbren6 Oieier Belt DurOen bon
oerieIben $1,000 gerIonen init alis
gengIdiern oerieben. Simmer BAT
Die Gomponn berlutt, Dem gilb.
Iifllm Sas bette fir Oos @elO 81
geben. Sn mnufen 5d1m ober
bat iie aud bon ge3obIing gang
uno gor abitan0 genomnterL iDerrl
es 9alt, be6iirftigen 9erionen 81
augenglaiern 5u oerbelfen. Die
Gnia6a Optical So. bat ale llrI1-
die, anf lire bisberisen GrfoIse
itol3 gu iein.
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ebrnldsgeacnitdnScu Der ltnipcr.
@rtitels. Der fir cine 5or0 Gar &C..
trautt pcrocu fam. Ito |porrjtbig
Glrltriihe eidtcr, Wirc Wbecls, og'
mouuta6le Rims Suod abiorbcr5,
Raoius Ro6 Braces. auti Nattlers.
ISib Geden, Bctahub!e Bodies. eIet.
iriihe uno mebantide SiannIb6rner
ale beporraqcn6eu Nlorten non
Sires unb tubes Self starters
uip in @abrbeit ic6en geitanb.
tbeiG, nelter bas 51bren in elmer
6orb Gar anaeuebm unb yun Der.
guiigeH maht.
chi neier aataIog murhe herous.
eepebeu, BEN mir Sbnen yuienOat
neroen peuu Sic inns SIREN ltnmeu
m0 aoreiie eiuienoen @ir modjtea
migrc geier nod aui Die groBe, in
6ieier Ausgabe erideiuenoe glnjciae
ouimerfinm MAIDEN.
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Gle uGlc Overland Bot ben bcfteu urb ON pcite.
item ooracdrtttcneu Ban pom irecHo cier Gar bieier
Soion auipUciieu Die gu0Iinien iinb inlutcrbrohen,
Sic a~ii6Icredrn iautt abgerln0et ~lberbaipt Der gan5c
aou proportional Tic Sfmobianeer itno ara3ios auf.
aeiebt. iooaB Sic Gar Ben beiteu einOrrd matt
lie ncuc Overland BAT eineu sroBeren RauniubaIt
eie piicr. mic mbcaucm mo %georangt Orei ertpohiene
in Dem rffUirtigcn Site Der aepobnIidcn GutimibiIe
feen. Sn Scr 1915 SocrIauS 1T gIas binreiteuo
Qlae far orci ftarIe 9criiuea, ie lit and lang geung
ir Den &roBtcu.
Gie ucuc 0perlo1o lit aud olsaeitattct nit ben
ntpcitcn mo praftiditcu ridpartigcn 6coern. Selbe
iinO gou ~acidliBer shusiiibrpng mo b%eoelteno longer,
pic 3uDor. Sie G]biorbireu iebcn StoB Der idIedtel
2auOiraBcn mo modem ooourh oas a~utoia1rcu 81
eiuam nirtlitcu &~trlui1en.
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Die ncue CpCrIou6 bat bic u%cleiieu nno bciien
eIeftriideu nSeIftarier" unO Sidtanlaaen. vile clet.
triiben ger5inouuaru %bciiuoen id IN inrhttelborer
giobe bes 6ibrers uHo founen bon oieiem leiht ae.
banobabt merOen. Stein 9orlebnen ooer gilden; alles
our grobten 9eauemIifteIt.
Gle neue GUerlnnO bat ods CHI mriten berseifrit.
tenc Suitem mriBrneien. Gin bodempiinoIiher Mag.
net, Ser merldBlih lit flr ons ta0cIloie arbeiten oes
Gelf Starter m0 2idte6. Nm Den geuobuIiden, bini.
gen gutonobiIen beiin0eu it'd Gle beoeltenO ~biligeren
gutteric.g ittuuIaacu, Die ober ihon ned flrrBer Belt
rn6raihbar ueroen. Gle C0erIonO prroe oaber nit
elmer glaBnetnnInge ausaetottet.
lie nelc Gberlano 1T nit aroBercn RdSern rmo
@eiien al$geitattet, "a bel 4 3oa ipeit. abuebmbare
Rciien. mas cine groBc eriparniB, peuiger aerger ionic
groBae gequcmlidfeit beoeltct.
Qroboem 70 mouniafnde gteuerrngen mo gerbei.
icrlngeu ]etngeii6rt iUir0cn. ble6 Der 8reis unUerdi.
bert.
auftrdac uerOen 5r %ioiorti0cn grlcOigung cnt8c.
gen %genpnnner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30
1ie adlt 6alinOer Gabiaat.

Die bette Gar Der eroe" III oas
llrthciI ron Tatleuien, bic IN bic.
lem gluiomobil enc 4usiabrt inter
Honumcn hattcn Gurh 6as Dor.
bon6eniein BON aht qraftpueaeH III
feline llnterbredung Der treibenoerl
arnFt III bemerfen. Dies oerbiirai
Gin aIeidumdbiaes nno iauftes 9al'
fen Inter 6en einfIiiiien oieies
netten Rotorg l1uit Die Cadillac"
nit einer ioIden @leihmaBigteit
Die Sos 5abran crit gum 8ergnigen
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AuS granO JS(anO!

gtnftIcs trirb bier bdrntt searbet.
tel, infer Deundthuut ndber 80.
Iomrneu 81 bringen. 5n Der iiirg.
item itntfgefunoetten 8~etioumliltfg
bee SrtsbQrbon6eg trnroe Der ge.
.rifH oes SomnleItoiHites fir bic
Observation-Disclosures ~ncrIeIen; es er.
CAB lid. 0nB iotpeit $2137. 80 Elm.
aegongen iin0, unO mur6e beihfci,
IieL $4,000 iOfOrt an ben stnats.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30

felt aehabt BABE, irqeno etrpas aus.
5ufipoen uber Die ihIetten 3eiten
Die our6 giuiluB Oes europdiihen
Qrieges ungetIih IN Sen Ser. Stacs
ten bcrriden ioacn. l~ln3dblige Rcis
len ii6er Rebrasfu habeu cine Der
reifiten Grnten qe3eigt, bic mier
Staot nod ie oui3aneiien bate
EroB 6cier qroBcn Grrte uno BEG
U~or3igIiden @~iehitonoes befommeu
uniere 5aruer bic 1ofiteu 9reiie
fir tire Brobufte.
Ser Samiion i1gt, oaB Ser aui,
ftre6enoe 8eihtbum Der oeutiden
Jarmer beirabe tmgLlubIih lit. SIR
Arbettseifer un6 lire Ibatfrdftigfeit
baben bel III benz i6ueaeu 4uf.
.i6nuug 0ebrosfas 6ciQetragen. Ger
oeutihe Sarmer fnuit oaber cine
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oeatide g~eriammlnns in Sosfins

Sehtldle Serinmmlrllg IN Dostifls.
9ant Der g~emiibuugen 0es 0rn.
9oItors d. @ruber un0 ieines Cob
neS Serrn R. @riiber miro n1hite
Dode, tpabri6einlid DonnerItna
4beno cine 8%eriammlung abgebol.
TEN, Inn oos $iIfspert fiir Die
Observation-Disclosures gu f6roern. =
grGiioent 9eter bonn Stootsberbanb
lit etngelooen tporoen, cine Reoe al
balter, fam nber tpegen u~eberbdii.
flung nit arbeit nitt dnnebmen,
SER Boitor @rlber miro Die Soupt.
reoe balten. Bir niinifen Der Ser,
i1mntlung einen groBen @rfolg.
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Sic ;yurO enpplp So.

Ser eSnin g. HE, 9eitcr Der
Serb SuppI1 50. faBtc Dor GINGER
est Den @ntidluB, Elm @cidaft 81
er6ffnen, peIdes iit aus dlieBIid
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iaI Soro Gar befaiien foate. Seine
Soffmngen ouf CUTE 8eiddfte fla.
ben Ii6 i'm poaiten MaaBe erfiiat.
Gin Completes Eager irgen6 zines
nit gerfuuf BON 8eitan0tbeilen un6
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aaenten.

g[genten fir elm iebr tpertbDoI.
les un6 Ieidt berfdufIides engIi.
ideS Bud neroen iiberon eeiiidt
uno nnoeitellt. @uter geroienIt
uno itetiee arbeit fir SeOerL Oes
etpas tbtrn tpia. I'm tpeitere 2Elss
funft abreiiire: p. 8. Dor 38b.
Omaha, Nebr.
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Die Optimiitiidru Auidauungrn hts
Eperlano Mannes.

8. NJ Sduiion, RrlitOent Der
omaha Soerlauo Gompaup. Ingtr.
Oab er bis iest nod feline @eIeaen.
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lid bic bette Gar, Oie iid oui Dem
Wlurtte befiH0ct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30
Die Omaha Optical 60.

0eren aiHeiac Die geIer on on6ercr
steIIe 6ieier aussabe finOerb iuurOe
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Rrtor IS 9SicrScfrdfte
G~bsamdfigcr Sou
l%Hitrumgnteu Safel gleidl
}ur Snno.
Giajclnc fruatiiBe.
&Ohe Rldcnlehue.
Gerdumiger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30

4ieiere Il. focidre RoIite.
rltllg
@iuSidilb, Geacuidlnb
Gin1ebante &entilntiOn.
GIcftr. Smrter
Gleftr. Scleudltuna
9ufsmpfinOlidIer RasnetO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30

3bcrmu.S ppbOn aHbler.
6iinf. Bearing Grnufidaft
6luatina 5pps Sinteradlie
Grtra LANCE ~ridwartise 6e.
bern
GnbbuiiS ia 30a.
8rOfere %8nmmirciien, 81
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eier tnO einise Der berSOrrasenOen geueruneen

Del 4 3OI
A~bnrbmbare 5elsen-t sg.
ira
Siufieitige GiibrHng
Wittelfontruae
5nrbe Ses 8agens; 0ctu
Srewiter 8rseR.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-21
FISHING SEASON
OPENS ON MAY rs

Denver, May H.-Diseipies o.
Izaak Walton who have been looking
forward to May 20 as the date wher
the fishing season would open In Col
orado. will have TO look five days be.
yond that date. for the nsh and game
commissioner announces that ih'
season will not open until May Is.
Newspapers of Denver and the
state recently published the state
ment that May 20 was the date OF
opening. basing their statements OF
information from a man Mt the state
house. It now develops that thi
man misunderstood the situation. Th.
fishermen can get busy" May 25 and
not any earlier.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-21
WILL Be A GREAT FRUIT YEAR

Unless all signs fail 1914 ID COINS
to be one OF the banner years In
history horticulture in the Canon
City district. The orchards were
never more thrifty and vigorous thar
they are this spring and the fruit
trees we're fuller of buds and bloom
than they are at present. Practical
iy all varieties OF apple. cherry and
other fruit trees give promise OF a
big crop and ranchers arc looking
forward with the utmost assurance
TO the exceptionally large harvest of
dollars during the sumer and an
tumn months.
The indications are that orchard.
lists will experience less OF loss and
annoyance from insect pests this
year than at any time Cor a Ions
period There is also the further
prospect that they will receive better
prices for their product this season
than common. In addition to thc
encouraging outlook for a prodiz4i
yield of nearly all kinds OF apples
and cherries in this district this year
there is good prospect or a big cror
of plums. pears. gafpos etc. From
all sections OF Linc.'n Park, Fruit
mere and other hor'i; 'ltural dis
tricts comes .hs report that .hc or
chards are In splendid shape and
that a bumper crop c. fruit OF ali
kinds is being looked forward r
with an unusual degree of assur.
ance. 4
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-21
DO YOU WANT BAND
CONCERTS THIS SUMMER?

The board OF directors OF the
Chamber OF Commerce recently pass
ed the following resolution at a
regular meeting:
WHEREAS. There has been or.
sanized a band In Canon City made
up of local parties who are worth,
of the support of said city; and
, WHEREAS. Said band is desirous
Of conducting weekly concerts dur
ing the months Of June. July. Au
gust. and September.
BE 1T THEREFORE RESOLVED
That the board oil directors of the
Chamber of Commerce endorse tn.
efforts of the band to this end and
recommend that the hearty support
OF all Canon City people be extend
ed to them in a monetary way.
The band boys may call on you te
ask you to contribute certain
amount per month for the -four
months above mentioned. -.
This summer viii see a large mum
Der of strangers in Canon cry.
some coming by train. some "a auto
mobiles. Every resort city ia Colo
rado has band concerts. n. leas:
once a week and sometimes two
and three.
Shall Canon City keep ir line
with the other towns1 II so. contri
butte something to the fund. You
will enjoy the concerts yourself be-
sides anording entertainment for
visitors.
Committee on Entertainment.
Il F. BOWEN. Chairman
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-21
MUCH GARDEN
PRODUCE is
BEING SHIPPED

Large quantities of rhubarb, lie
tuce, radishes and other garden pro
duce are being shipped at present b.
Canon City ranchers to Kansas,
well as to the markets Of this state.
and good prices are being received
for It. Considerable celery. grown
under glass. is also being marketed
by ]. T. Calvert and others. for
which highly remunerative returns
are made.
The cool weather of the last few
weeks has KEEP; all vegetation bacl.
but with the splendid condition o.
the soil and more seasonabie TEN
perature expected for the remainder
of the month 1t will grow rapid
and soon be at the zenith Of its per
lection. The ranches and gardens
about Canon City never looked be
ter. or promised more gratifying
suits than they do now. and an un'
usually prosperous year is confident
ly anticipated. The indications are
that there will be a prodigal croI
OF Strawberries raspberries. currants
gooseberries and all varieties o
small fruits In the Canon City district
this season. IL is believed that the
first home grown strawberries will
make their appearance in the market
by Decoration day. The acreage of
Strawberries here this year is larg-
er than usual and the prospect for
n heavier yield than common l.
most encouraging.
A good deal of garden stuff is be
ing shipped from Canon City at pres
ent to San Luis valley and the noun
tain towns within a radius of seven
ty-fve or a hundred miles.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-21
MAXINE SMITH WINS
PALACE CONTEST

Miss Maxine Smith. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Smith. won the
first prize. a piano. in the popular
Palace Drug Store contest which
ended Wednesday night at twelve
o'clock. Miss Smith had 3.l0o.335
votes to her credit. Miss Ruth wyck-
on was second with 3,054.075
Miss Margaret Russell third with g.
7o5.14o and Miss Edith Freek fourth
with 2.e2s.455 votes.
All the votes cast we're tied up In
bundles in the prssence OF the co.,
testants as they hand ID them In and
placed In the safe rhe last count
before the final was made May sth.
and all votes handed in since ;ha;
time were not touched until the judg.
es. Mr. Harry B. Combs OF the Fre-
mont County National Bank and Mr..
Floyd h. Campbell OF The First Ma
tional Bank began the final cunt
yesterday.
The FIRST prize is n beautiful piano
and the second prize is n $50 victcr
vicrola- The third prize is q s25
kodak and the fourth prize a 500
kodak
A great deal Of interest has been
shown in the contest since IL start
ed about six months ago. There
were fully hfty contestants who
started and seventeen Who work cd
hard until the very last.
The contest bears splendid evi-
dence of having been carried out
open and above board and in q fair
and square manner II is significant
to note tina, there was no friction
of any kind and only good naturcd
rivalry prevailed. OF course those
who did nc, win are disappointed A.
10 perfectly natural and 10 q com
plimenf to them for IL shows that
their Interest vaa Keen