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MISS vilYlIE M'DlnIEt
AND LOWELL n. 6ENfRY
WEDDED WEDNESDAY

At the home of the Rev. George f..
SEWER on Wednesday evening, Miss
Ivalyne Mcdaniel was welded to
Lowell w. Gentry. The ceremony
was a quiet one. only a few intimate
friends being present The bridal
PARTY returned to the home Of the
BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H..
Mcdaniel, where pleasant evening
was spent and delightful luncheon
served to few close friends and to
several members OF tie immediate
families of the bride and groom.
Mrs. Gentry has been actively con-
Lectsd with various musical activi-
ties of Canon City and is very favor
ably known in this connection. She
IS much esteemed by her friends.
Mr.. Gentry has for several years
been employed as salesman in the
shoe store of A II. Davis. He has
been successful in this work, and he
also stands highly in the opinion of
those who know him best
Both of these people have wide
circle of friends. all of whom will
join in best wishes for the newly mar
Red pair. Their marriage at this
time came as great surprise to al
most all of their acquaintances. as
the secret had been well guarded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gentry started for
Penver on Train No. 16 Thursday
morning. After short honeymoon
in that place. they win return to Can
OH City, where they plan to make
their home.
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TEAMS WANTED FOR
CLEANUP DAY.

Although a number Of business
men about town have already tender
ed the use OF wagons and teamgs FOR
"Clean-Up Day the number thm, far
promised iB insufficient TO do the woris
mapped out by those in charge of the
enterprise and It is hoped that many
others VIII be offered 10 the commit
tee within the course OF few days.
The executive committee. having
general supervision OF the 'clean-Up p
Day movement and the arrangements
for its observance is composed Of
Harry w. Combs A. II. Novels and
Harry f. Bowen. People who have
teams. the use Of which they are
willing to donate on Friday April
16. are requested to speak to Mr.
Combs. or some other member OF the
committee about It as soon as posi-.
biz.
The high school students have enter
ed with great zest into the Clean.
Up Day proposition and will AFFORD
valuable assistance in making Il q
success A hearty cooperation on
the part of the public at large viii
make Friday. April is, red letter
day in the civic annals Of the com.
munity. Next Monday viii be nons
too soon to begin getting ready for
"Clean-Up Day" and by "a long pull.
q strong pull and pull altogether" !"
Canon City can in short order rid
itself Of tho waste. rubbish and debris
that has accumulated during the win.
ter months :. 7
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oUa -JI1NEy" onef-rhi. .na 50,

OUR "JITREY" ofef-This and SOC
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with SC to Foley & Co..
Chicago. nl., writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive In
return trial package containing
FcIey's Honey and Tar Compound.
fol coughs. colds and Group; Foley
Kidney Pills. for pain in sides and
hack. rheumatism. backache. kidney
and bladder ailments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic. es-
pecially comforting to stout persons.
adv.
THE CORNER DRUG STORE.
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WILL REPEAT EASTER MUSIC ron
PRISONERS.

t Responding to invitations from Chap
lain Blake and other officers Of the
institution the members Of the choir
Of the First Methodist church Will re-
produce at the chapel Of the peniten-
tiary Sunday afternoon tie proErnrl
given at the church last Sunday even
ing. For several years psst + has
been the custom Of the 'cheig of the
Methodist church TO repsat ~ Easter
and Christmas csntatas Tor ~ =.
3crment Of Tie convtctS g the pSsnon.
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A LETTER THAT TELLS
ITS OWN STORY
March 27. 1915.

March 81. 1915.
Chamber of Commerce,
Canon City. Colorado.
Gentlemen:
Our attention has just been called
tic an article which recently appear
ed in one of your papers which says
that the biggest lot of mail ever re-
ceived in Canon City arrived there
ty freight from Chicago few days
ago, and is to be put in your post
office for distribution throughout the
state The mail in question, we un-
derstand, is made up of catalogues
advertising the wares OF New York
wholesale firm.
It is evident that the New York
ran order house contemplates taxi
ing thousands of dollars out OF Colo
rado without any Of this money pass
ing through the hands of our local
merchants. This is one of the great
evils afflicting Colorado, and IL ap-
pears that the only relief in sight is
the education OF the people as to the
significance OF deals OF this charac-
ter.
We are calling your attention to this
III hopes that you will have an oppor'
tunity to bring 1t before your mem
bers at some meeting Each dollar
that is sent East to this mail order
house will be taken out Of coIorado's
pay roll and deducted from the avail
able patronage Of Colorado merch'
ants. 1t is harmful in the extreme
and the few cents that person may
save by sending the money East does
not Offset the loss which accrues in
other directions II you can get local
papers to use something on this. II
will be to our mutual advantage.
With best wishes. we are,
Very sincerely,
DENVER MANUFACTURERS Asso
CIATIoN.
BY w ]. H. DoRAN. Pres.
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Rheumatism Yields quickly to sloan.

Rheunnatism Yields Quickly to sIoan's
You can't prevent an attack of
Rheumatism from coming on. but you
can stop it almost Immediately.
sloan's Liniment gently applied TO
sore joint or muscle penetrates in a
few minutes TO the inflamed spot that
causes the pain. 1t soothes the hit.
tender. swollen feeling. and in . very
short time brings relief that is H.
most unbelievable until you exepri-
ence it Get bottle Of sIoan's Lint
ment for 25c. Of any druggist and have
It in the against Lumbago. Sci
atica and like ailments. Your money
back II not satisfied, but II does giro
almost instant relief.-adv.
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Those who want to contribute to
the relief in Belgium can do SO by
sending draft direct to THE Commits
sion for Relief in Belgium" or by
leaving the money at The Canon-City
Daily Record, by which it will be
promptly forwarded.
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CANON CITY
SENDS MONEY
FOR Relief
TO BELGIUM

Some time ago the people of Canon
City contributed to fund for Belgium
relief. Efforts were made to raise
enough money TO purchase car OF
Canon City flour. but enough was not
contributed TO do that, SO the COM
mittee in charge, Messrs F. P. Smith,
Geo. F. Rockafellow and Guy U.
Hardy decided to send a draft for the
full amount direct to ''The Commits
sion for Relief in Belgium in New
York City.
This commission has handled mil
lions of dollars for Belgium relief
ard through it actually hundreds of
thousands of people have been kept
from starving.
Canon City has done little enough.
A few pounds of food means more to
Belgium just now than to any other
country in the world.
Those who want to contribute. can
send any amount direct to "The Com
mission for Relief in Belgium at
II Broadway, New York, or The Daily
Record will be pleased to forward
any amount, large or small
Following is letter Of acknowl-
edgment for the Canon City contri-
button:
Receipt
The Commission for Relief in Bel
.,i,,r, - n-oodwoy Naw vnrlr
March IS, 1915.
Mr.. Guy q. Hardy.
The Daily Record,
Canon City, Colo.
Dear Mr.. Hardy:
Your letter of March 18th has been
received containing check to the
amount of s36S10. contributed by the
people of your town and through the
efforts of your paper for relief in
Belgium. This is indeed quite nice
donation.
These funds will be very carefully
and economically expended by our
purchasing experts for only those
foods which are necessary to the main
tanning of life. and will be forwarded
TO Belgium for distribution at an
early date.
An engraved certificate. which we
think you will appreciate. expressing
the thanks OF the Commission for
your Donation is enclosed with this
letter. This certificate Is made pos-
sjbie through the generosity Of the
engravers. who have given the plate.
The Commission again wishes to
express its sincere gratitude to your
publication and the people of your
town for their liberal sympathy and
cooperation in this humanitarian
work OF providing an unfortunate
people with the necessities Of life.
VIII you kindly extend the senti-
ments OF this letter to all those who
iae been instrumental in making up
this donation?
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stat. ., ;,s!. Ohio. esss;s c,.y e Toledo. IS.

State Of Lob. osIC, Sasg,yi c,sz q Toledo. IS.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that ne -
senior partner Of the frm q = =. Cheney
q Co., doing business In the City OF T0-
ledo. County and State Aforesaid, and
that said nrm will pay the sum Of ONE
cry case OF catarrh mat cannot be cured
BY the use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
my presence. this 9Th day Of December.
iieaIj A. ". 0TEANON.
Notary Public.
Halle Catarrh Cure II taken internally
ana acts Directly upon the hlood and mu.
coue snrfaces Of thu syntem. osnd for
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The last thing that can be said OF
any nation is that it makes the lives
OF it's children sad.-,John Ruskin.
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The Iowa legislature has past vari-
GUS prohibition enforcement measures
some OF which are admirable.
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Prohibition IL = real issue at pres
ent in American politics. II win only
he a short time until political par
ties will be striving TO be the first to
get 1t into their national platforms.' .
so says Senator Kenyon, Of Iowa.
And now the LIQUOR interests are
flooding Nebraska with anti-Kansas
stun. No one except lineal dcscen-
dant OF Ananias would tell these
things. and no one but iineai descen-
dant Of Baiaam's sss would believs
them. OF course. you don't believe
them. but II you get any Of this liter
ature send II to us and We viii give
you the facts.
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PROHIBITION NEWS

Thirteen anti-Liquor bills are pend
ins in tho wisconsin legislature.
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The Board of Education of Phila-
delphia has ruled that temperance
posters may be displayed in public
schools.
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For the nrst time In It's history the
New Jersey Legislative Correspond
ent's Club had q dry dinner this year.
Newspapers and Newspaper men ev-
crywhere are beginning to recognise
their poaition Of responsibility.
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Kansas City has decided to close
100 saloons for the moral good OF the
community. We presume the ermain-
ing saloons win be quite sufficient
tf maintain a correct moral standard.
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1t is said that Senator Stevens of
Nebraska found that In The dry eoun-
ties OF the state there was an aver
age OF two inmates in the state
prison. while Omaha and Douglas
counties had 1a2.
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1t is said that the United States
Department OF Agriculture has an
rounced that. spent mash makes good
fertilizer. Money spent for mash fer
tslizer the ground with much human
brain and brawn. 8
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The prices of all imported wines
served In the restaurants of Phila.
deiphia have fallen since the Billy
Sunday meetings.
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The Y. NJ. c. A. organization q
the state-conducted educational IL
stitutions of Michigan have arrange
To cooperate in advocating stat
prohibition bill.
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At the first official dinner given
by Governor Brumbaugh OF Pennsyi'
vania nothing stronger than ginger
ale was served.
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&AA4H k<oA- att@A-A1-.A-ARA e-A.e ~ 49,,
ing in tho Wisconsin legislature.
The Iowa legislature has past vari-
GUS prohibition enforcement measures
some of which are admirable.
The last thing that can be said OF
any nation is that it makes the lives
OF it's children sad-,John Ruskin.
The Board OF Education Of Phila-
deiphia has ruled that temperance
posters may be displayed in public
schools.
The prices of all imported winea
served In the restaurants of Phila-
deiphia have fallen since the Billy
Sunday meetings.
At the first official dinner given
by Governor Brumbaugh OF Pennsyi-
vania nothing stronger than ginger
ale was served.
There is no middle ground; you
are our friend or our enemy" says
Justice. the organ OF the New Jersey
Liquor Dealers. Quite right.
Mator-General William H. Carter
says that II sufficient readiug matter
&c supplied. the soldiers In Hawaii
can be kept away from the saloons.
The Y. NJ. C. A. organization Of
the state-conducted educational In
stitutions OF Michigan have arranged
To cooperate in advocating state
prohibition bill.
1t is said that Senator Stevens of
Nebraska found that in The dry eoun-
ties OF the state there was an aver
age OF two inmates in the state
prison. while Omaha and Douglas
counties had 1a2.
1t is said that the United States
Department OF Agriculture has an
nounced that. spent mash makes good
fertilizer. Money spent for mash fer
tslizer the ground with much human
brain and Drawn.
Kansas City has decided to close
100 saloons for the moral good OF the
community. We presume the ermain-
ing saloons win be quite sufficient
ts maintain correct moral standard
For the nrst time In its history the
New Jersey Legislative Correspond
ent's Club had dry dinner this year.
Newspapers and newspaper men ev-
crywhere are beginning to recognise
their poaition Of responsibility.
Prohibition IL real issue ct pres
ent in American politics. It win only
ee q short time until political par
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Very sincerely.
LYNDON w. BATES,
The Contributors

Following is a list of those who con-
fributed the $36S.10:
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Mator-General william H. Carter
says that II sufficient reading matter
&c supplied. the soldiers In Hawaii
can be kept away from the saloons
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-15

There is no middle ground; you
are our friend or our enemy" says
Justice. the organ Of the New Jersey
Liquor Dealers. Quite right.
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iino .. Co.; $4,000.
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Southern Qife Sni. Co.; $500.
g,eter 2ooipid on 6rdnees Y,
Soire;; $1,000.
gsiIliam Y. Sosbid an Price Sta
3. imb 6. Co.; $500.
2ern si. Yiattbep an 9iberal 9. u.
y. 60; $3.50.
glurp 5ep an 5ranf $. aiiIrfel;
$500.
ecnrao Claus an geaeOue Q. a.;
$12OO.
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Scbn slbcSes on Git @aImit Sias
9. unb 6. Co.; $2550.
6. g. genarb an geopIes o. iuio 9.
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anrs: $3.50.
Snrriior & Sooper oil sSiioitb
Tenh; $500.
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g. n. go. 2; $4,000.
Scnru s. -Simeroing on ut
sloans 9. uEb 6. g.: $4,000.
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ino 9. u. Co.; $4,000.
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glotb W,cDer 9ading 60. an RiflaeI
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sialpb 9. @ae@ufiin on Sonlc'
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8ermen gnrt Co.; $500.
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fer; $2450.
sll;reS g9erner on Guarantee 9e.
poiit 60. $1,000.
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fer Serb Co.; $3.50.
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getbeilten 2beil in 30 Sub an Der
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geMe &npotbeten.

yteite y Sppotbeten.
g1orp 9epaIb oil Gid Bun Q. uno
6. Co.; $3.50.
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poiit Co.; $4,000.
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d.. @alters; $4,000.
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Q. Co.; $4,000.
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3. Co.; $3.50.
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The evening world., 1915-12-24
pretty Junk for Gentleme n. !"


CIV JEI said the Bachelor display
w Pretty junk for Gentlemen" I
pose and the ntst Thing consider.
sterling silver that would appeal to almost
ing bit OF slverware and turning
the
wouldn't have to WEAR It, SMOKE the
feeling that
sonal besides' ~ ~ ~ w.
weaherby!" the
sudden "its-I believe n-FIASKl"
guilty.
Offering a
"oh dear"
Young sas-
faction " ~ 80
oh ALL interrupted the Widow. bouncing
holding
Bachelors npeotn And here's Just the thing I've been looking
Isn't perfectly sweetT'
"Peperfeety" answered the Bachelor choking with
those slippers ana that little smoking
with the tassels It 20 me7'
ITO YOU Mr. weaterby exclaimed the widow in freezing sstonis
for my brother Bob out in Arizona bought YOURS two months ago
the
Widows and led her firmly from the Pretty Junk
while And
he heaved a sigh OF pty-and relief.