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garage at Buena Vista. has recently
purchased.
RETURNED TO THEIR SCHOOLS.
Miss Sylvia Shirley has returned to
her school in Coal Creek. and Miss
Mary Shirley to Eight Mile. after
spending Sunday with their parents.
MISS MERRIs HOME
Miss Vera Merris who has been
visiting in Erie. Colo. for the pas,
two weeks returned Sunday after.
noon.
is STUDENT AT MT.
scHoLAsTfcA's ACADEMY
Mrs. George Walker and daughter.
Miss Hazel. came down from the Wet
Mountain valley a few days ago for
the purpose Of matriculating the lat.
ter as a student in music at Mt. st.
Scholastica's academy. Miss Hazel
will reside with Mrs. Harriet Walters
on Pike avenue during the winter
months. Mrs. Walker left for West.
cliffe en- route home this afternoon
TO SPRINGS ON BUSINESS
DIR. and Mrs. E. C. Webb spent a
few days IN the Springs last week,
on a business and pleasure trip.
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKER HERE
Rev stidley. superintendent of Sun
day school work for Wyoming and
Colorado is in the city today and
will hold a conference at the Pres
byterian church tonight for officers
and teachers. and all others inter
ested in Sunday school work.
FRIENDS IN
THE LOWER VALLEY.
Mrs. NJ. J. Rayburn OF Canon City
Mrs. George Rayburn
and Mrs. Watson OF Florence, motor
ed down to Mrs. Bert Tabor's last
Wednesday afternoon. After spend
ing the night with Mrs. Tabor they
went on to Sugar City for short visit
During the eighty mile drive they only
stopped once for water and oil.-Ol-
ney Springs Journal.
CAME DOWN FROM VALLEY ON
FRIDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kettle OF 42I
Rudd avenue. returned to Canon City
last Friday by automobile from a busi-
ness visit TO the Wet Mountain valley.
They were accompanied on the home
ward trip by Mrs. William Kettle and
Mrs. George A. Bachelor Of West.
cliffe who are spending a few days
with relatives here Mrs. Bachelor
IL the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mr. Luton. Of East Canon.
WILL SPEND WINTER IN TEXAS
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Reed OF Lin.
coin Park viii leave the latter part
Dk the week for Texas. where they
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the Plateau valley and an oid-time
friend Of All. Mitchell and Mr.. Lloyd
Eghers.
PUEBLO GIRL IN NEW YORK
Miss Blanche Cannon OF Pueblo,
who has visited In Canon many times
Is spending the winter in New York
City studying music.
JOHN REIFFEL TO wEsTcLIFFE
John heiffel who runs the Park
stand. at Depot Park. has gone to
wiestclife for little visit. So the
Park Stand will ve closed for about
ten days.
MRS. GEO. WALTZ I'LL.
Mrs. George Waltz OF Kountze ave-
nue., has been confined to her bed
several days with a severe attack of
tho grip. Her condition is such a.
tn cause her friends some anxiety.
WEDNESDAY MUSICAL CLUB
The wedneday Musical Club ia
meeting in regular session this after
noon with Mrs. W. b. Holland.
ENCOURAGING REPORTS.
Reports from the sale OF "Ryte Me-
calendars being held by the boys de-
partment OF the Y. NJ. C. A.. are stiil
very encouraging. Russell Bounda
has held the lead in sales up to the
present time.
HERE FROM CRIPPLE CREEK
Mrs. A. e. Cole, widow OF the late
Mr.. Cole who was killed while at
work on the lines OF the Arkansas
Valley Lieht and Power Co., last
week, and her sister-in-law Mrs. Ben.
ton. are down from Cripple Creek
20 fix up papers in regard to her
oiairn against tho state They arc
stopping at the Grand Hotel.
Mr.. AND MRS. EUGENE
HARDY LEAVE FOR NEBRASKA
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hardy. who
have boen furnishing the music AT the
opera house for the past two Year,.
left this morning for Rocky Ford and
Colorado Springs where they VIII
stop few days enroute to Fairburv.
Nebraska. where they will spend
Thanksgiving at Mr.. Hardy.s home.
They Will make the trip in their car
Later they may accept position n
the opera house in Rocky Ford.
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MISS LUCILLE SMITH HAs Nj.
RoWLANp's PANLoRa

Miss Lucille Smith is now conduct.
ting Miss Marie Rowland's Hair Dress
ing Parlors In the r o. Block. In
addition she IL an experienced chiro.
podist and viii practice chifopody IN
connection with the other wcrk.
Miss Smith comes here ftelA Mani.
tou. Cola, but her hose Nas lssn,sn
" r. kansas CITY. oho has juss -
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ing at the home OF Mrs. A. z. Wilson
on College avenue. 81
LEFT FOR CALIFORNIA TODAY
MrS. Frank Hemphill OF. 1903 Macon
avenue. accompanied by her sister.
Miss Della scripps. of Rushviiie.
Illinois. left on Denver & Rio Grande
train No. this afternoon for Salt
Lake City and San Francisco. After
visit to the Panama Pacific expo
sItion at Frisco they viii proceed
to Los Angeles and San Diego. They
Will return to Canon City by way
OF the Grand Canyon OF the Colorado
and the southern route about the first
OF the year.
TRIPLE BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mrs. Ted Harding invited a few
friends in Sunday evening to a quiet
dinner to Jointly celebrate the birth.
days OF Mrs. Dali DeWeese, Mrs. d.
l.. Robson and T. NJ. Harding, all O
whom claim November 14th as their
natal day. A musical program pro-
vided entertainment for the remain.
der OF the evening.
TUESDAY. .
DOWN FROM CRIPPLE CREEK
Arthur Haggart came down from
Cripple Greek Friday to spend some
time with his mother and sister. Mrs.
Morey.
MOTOR PARTY TO SPRINGS
Geo. Middlemiss and two sons and
A. T.. sharman motored to Colorado
Springs this morning in the Middle
miss car.
EDWARD vARNEv IMPROVED
Edward yarney has been suffering
from an attack of appendicitis for
about a week. An operation was not
necessary and he is able to sit up this
afternoon, and will probably be out
in a few days.
MUSIC MAN IN TOWN.
Robert u. Sharp. president OF the
Robt. B. Sharp Music company, of
Denver. was In town Monday to visit
their branch store at 4o5 Main street
which is managed by s. L. Sauba and
brother.
MRS. JOHNSON RETuBNs TO
VICTOR.
Mrs. Owen Johnson of Victor re-.
turned to her home by the stage this
morning. Mrs. johnson has been
spending the past ten days in Canon
Visiting her sister Mrs. A. b. Wood.
MOVED BACK FROM EgQRENce.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy shoemeller, who
have been living In Florence for ths
past month or six weeks. have mov-
ed back 70 Canon.
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ability and is very popular with the
trade. Miss Wilson, who was former
ly in charge has gone to Denver.
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SATURDAY.
z. j. TWIST IN PUEBLO.

e. ]. Twist left on the Santa Fe
this afternoon for Pueblo and will
spend Sunday with HIS family.
JOHN WEED In CRIPPLE CREEK
John Weed of East Canon is spend
ing the weekend visiting in Cripple
Creek as the guest of his daughter
Mrs. H. T. Coppage.
RETURNED FROM DENVER
A. H. McLain has returned from a
few days business trip in Denver.
ENJOY DINNER At GIBSON HOME
A few friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. e.
Gibson enjoyed dinner And q PLEASANT
social evening It the Gibson home on
Friday.
DUCK OtMMGR At WILSON Hoo6R
nrs. 4. =. Wtlsoa sntsFtaino1 .
seW fElen1s q duek 1innss ESi1a1
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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-17
SAGE TEA .DARkENs
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Don't stay gray! Here's a simple
recipe that anybody can apply
with hair brush.

The use Of Sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded, gray hair to it's natural
color dates back to grandmother's time.
she used it to keep her hair beautifully
dark, glossy and abundant. Whenever
her hair fell out or took on that dull,
faded or streaked appearance, this sim
PIE mixture was applied with wonderful
effect.
But brewing at home is mussy and
out-of date. Nowadays, by asking Ct
any drug store for so cent bottle Of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem
edy," you will get this famous old
recipe which can be depended upon to
restore natural color and beauty to the
hair and is splendid for dandruff, dry,
feverish, itchy scalp and falling hair.
A well-known downtown druggist saws
it darkens the hair so naturally and
evenly that nobody can tell it has been
applied. You simply dampen a sponge
or soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one strand al
time. By morning the gray hair dis
appears, and after another application O,
two, it becomes beautifully dark, glossy
soft and abundant.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-17
NOTICE.

BY virtue of the authority vested
in me by a certain deed of trust
made and executed the % day of
January. 1912, by Charlie Green
and wife, Rebecca Green, which
deed in trust is registered in the Of
flee of the Register of Deeds for
Jackson County, in Book 81 at page
278 ct seq, to which reference is
hereby had. default having been
made in the terms, conditions, and
provisions thereof. and having been
requested by the holders and own
ers of the note secured thereby, to
execute the power of sale in said
deed of trust contained, will, on
the 4th day of October, 1915. sell
at public auction. at IL o'clock NJ,
at the court house door, in the
town of Sylvia, jackson County.
North Carolina, for cash, the follow
ing described real property, to-wit:
Beginning on a birch standing on
the North side of the branch; thence
S.45 degrees W. 1875 poles to dog
wood; thence N. 100 poles to a
spanish oak on top of a long ridge;
thence Southeast course to small
locust in branch; thence down
said branch to the beginning, con.
tanning 40 acres, more or less.
This Septemb er, 1915.
Coleman C. COWan.
Trustee.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-17
ENTRY NO. 6O65

State of North Carolina,
Jackson County.
|, t. |. Corbin, do hereby enter
and claim 8 acres of land more OF
less, in Hamburg township, afore.
said county and state, and more
particularly described and bounded
as follows, tO-Wit:
Beginning at a stake formerly q
chestnut, my own beginning corner
AMI runs with my lines and with
the lines of Kims Bryson for com
pliments so as to include all the
vacant lands in that vicinity.
Entered tie 2o,a oay OF Angus
1915.
IT,. CORBIN (SeaD
Approved:
John I. Norton.
Clerk Elk Officio Entry Taker
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-17
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND

By virtue of the power and au-
thority conferred upon the under
signed, J. j. Hooker, a certain deed
in trust, executed by Flora J. Wat
kins, dated the 9th day Of May,
1918, and said deed in trust being
recorded in the office of register of
de IDS for Jackson county, N. c. in
Book No. Ga, at page 200 ct sea-,
reference to which is hereby had.
Default having been made in the
payment of said debt secured by
said deed in trust, the same being
now past due and requ st having
been made by the holder of said
notes, that the undersigned do exc
cute the power of sale contained in
SAID deed of trust:
l, j. j. Hooker, trustee, will on
Monday the 4th day of October,
1915, at o'clock P. NJ, in front of
the court house door, in the town
Sylvia, N. c., offer for sale at public
auction, for cash. to the highest
bidder, the following described piece
or parcel ofland, situate in Dillsboro
Township, Jackson County, N. c.
a lot in town of Dillsboro, N. c. upon
which the said Flora J. Watkins
and her family now reside: Begin
ming at stake 7 feet west from q
walnut tree on the Keowee Turnpike
road and runs Southwark to a rock
fence thence with the fence to the
railroad, thence west with the rail
road to an old road way; thence uI
the old roadway to a point 20 feet
} from the bank of the railroad
thence west and PARALLEL with thu
| railroad to a stake on the south O.
the Keowee Turnpike IL feet from
the McDade line; thence northwart
? to a stake on the south side of tn
Keowee Turnpike IL feet from
5 McDade's corner thence with tn
5 Turnpike road to the beginning
containg three acres more or less
being the same land conveyed t
&c. Watkins by deed w. A. Dill
and wife as registered in Book P a
page 274 and by deed from j. .
Hooker, trustee, to Flora J. Watkin
dated Is September, 1899 as regis
tered in Book Y at page 538 ct seq
Being the home place of Flora ,
Watkins, in Dillsboro, N. c.
: This September 2. 1915.
. j. J. HOOKER, Trustee.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-17
ENTRY NO. 6O66.

North Carolina, Jackson County.
|, L. D. Bradley do hereby enter
and claim so acres more or less of
land in Green's Creek township. in
aforesaid county and state, lying
and being on the waters of Brooks
Branch and Green's Creek adjoining
the lands of Will Trantham and
others and more particularly bound
ed and described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning on David Green's white
oak corner on top of the mountain
between Green's Creek and Brook S
Branch and runs various courses
and distances so as to include all
the vacant lands in that vicinity.
EnteredlAugust 9th, 1915.
Id. BRADLEY (SeaD
approved:
John D. Norton,
Clerk Elk Officio Entry Taker.
WANTED-TWO statesmen anC
collectors to represent us in this
and adjoining counties. Hustlers
can make good money. Write nov
Tor particulars.
GINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Ashcville, N. {
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16
PROFlT-SHARINC
IS BIG SUCCESS
''Keenest' Coupons Very Pcpu-
bar Among People Who Are
Saving Them

The Keenest pront-sharing coupon
Is meeting with marked success
among the merchants of the city &C
cording to Leonard A. Kinast. orig
inator Of the plan. I'VE have already
signed up SO theaters and number
OF leading manufacturers OF food
stuffs. soaps. tobacco, and household
articles Of general use. IN addition
to this we have grocers. meat markets.
bakeries, hardware. dry goods, cloth
ing and shoe stores In all parts Of the
city, who give "Keenest" coupons with
every sale. To make n still more at
tractive we shall give away absolute
IL free. Saxon automobile for the
largest number OF 'Keenest" >coupons
turned In TO us on April /. The cou-
pons turned In by the winner Of the
saxon Will be retained and al othei
coupons turned in on the automobile
contest will be returned to contestants
and Will be available for other valu
able premiums on our list. This u .
different kind OF prontsharing PROPOSE
tion--ons that really shares the profits
with our customers"
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16
RIFLE RANGE
WILL BE BUILT
|. ON Y.M.C.A. ROOF
To Be Equipped With Most Mod
ern Appliances That Can Be
Secured
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
OF 800 EXPECTED
Shooting Shed Alongside Cupola
Will Accommodate Eight
Men at Time
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
OF 800 EXPECTED

The most perfectly equipped rife
range in the country Is to be built
within the next month on the roof Of
the Y. M. G. A. building. The aerial
rife range will occupy the entire top
of the building. being 10 stories in
the air and having the most modern
arrangement and appliances. A rife
club Is now being formed among
members OF the association and other
nimrods OF the city, and II Ii ex-
pected that membership of more
than 800 will result.
The northwest cupola Of the build
ing, 80 by 40 feet, will be enclosed
with glass for club room purposes. Il
will be provided with electric lights
and steam heat and will be reached
through q covered gangway from the
elevators. The shooting shed, along
side the cupola, will contain equip
ment for both the erect and prone
positions and will accommodate eight
men at time.
Smoke from the rifles will be
cleared by means of electric fans In
alleys partitioned OF from the shoot
ing shed. The targets will be oper-
ated by automatic means. Skylights
will provide ample light by day and
electric lights will be used at night
Provision has been made for mem
bers OF the rifle club to have access
to the Mack-ave. government range
and also to affiliate with the National
Rife association.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16
SAYS HELLO. KID" TO
WOMAN; PAYS SIS FINE

John Harmon. who says he IL q
married man, % years old, and living
at No. $50 Seventeenth-st., was fined
SIS. with 30 days In the workhouse as
the alternative, when Justice Stein
found him guilty Of flirting on the
street. Mrs. Margaret I.atour, of No.
512 Monroe-ave., was the complainant.
She alleged that Harmon stole up
beside her on Orleans-st.. slid an arm
around her waist, and whispered,
Hello, dearie."
Harmon Indignantly denied the
charge.
81 said Hello, kid" he declared.
Then the Judge imposed the fine.
A Mr.. Cunningham. who was escort
ing Mrs. Latour. and nabbed Harmon,
held the alleged masher until q po-
liceman arrived.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16
POLICE SEEKING
NORMAN CRANTHAM
Man Who Deserted Wife and
Babe Married Again in
Savannah, Ga.

Local police are sending out 1000
circulars with the picture and descrip-
tion OF Norman Grantham. rs years
old, asking the arrest Of the young
man on the charge OF abandoning his
wife and 11-weeks-old baby, at No. $50
Forest-ave. east, Jan. 3, q warrant for
Grantham's arrest being held by De-
tective Rollin Allen, In charge of
abandonment cases.
Mrs. Grantham's, suspicious that her
errant husband had married Elsie
Robin, telephone operator In Savan-
nah, Ca, and had started out on q
$4,000 trip around the world, were
verified when photograph Of Grant
ham was sent to Savannah. and was
Identified by Justice Of the Peace A.
III. Lane ar q picture OF the man whom
he had married to Miss Robin.
wife. who was married to Qrantham
about Q year ago. after q short and
romantic courtship, received the first
news OF her missing husband in the
form of stories In Savannah, Ca. news
papers, telling OF the romantic mar
Rage of Norman Grantham to Miss
Robin.
The stories stated that the young
man was making o tour of the world
on wager OF $4,000. and that part
OF the wager stipulated that he should
circle the globe and return with .
wife. picked upon the way.
Mrs. Marie Grantham says she had
beard the same story when Grantham
wcoed and won her. and that he told
her that he had staked big farm In
Canada as his part of the wager. She
says the farm IL dream.
Just before leaving here, Grantham
collected 1885 Indemnity for the alleg.
ed loss of his right eye In an accident
In the plant of the Detroit Steel
Products Co., where he was employed.
He collected the money from the
Michigan Workmen's Compensation
Mutual Insurance Co., No. l06 Tele-
graph building. declaring that Q piece
OF steel had entered his eye and do
stroyed the sight.
His wife alleges that he was blind
In the right eye before the alleged
accident, and she told Detective Allen
that she tried to get him to return
the money, but they were in poor cir
crmstances, with q new born babe to
care for, and he succeeded In arguing
her out of her conscientious views. He
gave her $500 of the money. and kept
the rest. Just before he left, he "bor.
rowed" the 500 that he had given her,
and also borrowed $40 from his wife's
mother. skipping with all Of the
money.
Grantham Is described al about rs
years old, feet inches tall. weigh
ing about 100 pounds. He has black
hair streaked with gray, and his sight
less right eye IL hardly noticeable.
He Is a good baritone singer and
one Of his favorites frequently render.
ed Is ION the Road to Mandalay."
Detective Allen says that he was
last heard from In Jacksonville Fla,
and had declared that he was on his
way to Bremen. Germany. TO MI out
his wager.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16
IN DETROIT

+.
Ala. .rs.. GIi..s. win issrsS.es ..
ens.A.sst g the wesses saloon rs-
stricted ordinance. Tuesday night,
Which. IL passed. win restrict that
bstwssn the river and the wabash
railroad.
Property vsIsed at sfoeyooe was left
~ Wilitana Kennedy, Of Greenfield
township. who died recently. Ken
nedys will has been hied In the
Sic widow. and the rssidSs Ito to his
two sons. n f54t4 ~ N
nsaasses and jewelry valued ~ Sl.eee
gssn.aS. S:rse'i. y U ), ass:ssI
oface building. The vaiuabiss were
sold by Judge Tutfis
Meabsrs % sreup Ne. 4 % The Mteni-
pa ,SSsnssrs assssiseisa eeIsIra,SI
counties OF the upper psninsuia, will
meet In Marquette. Thursday, for
organination. Edward =. Rice vice.
psssids s. q the , First Nat'Gnal bank;
chairman and organiser.
ct the Great Lake,
ohscfs Tor the ANNUAL dividend %
ssas P:r os vent GC s Sso e.R Fs: dsso
quarterly instailments hereafter. on
the basis Of eight 2 per cent Pc, PER, an z.
pS%. 9a :. M ss.s 'n''alin'n' Vim .
AAs.t - ~. sal sisls q On, L.1y
funeral services. Monday morning.
IN Our LAZY q Help snsrss fGr
youne Siri died, Thursday. in the
home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
ave-. fS ps%ia o Se month"; mol n inss.
i1is CHsse-st.. Ass Ssen made De-
brought by DR.. Edmund p. koncc-
s.hs i Nssion. Iisns. DE- TOR Ko ONE
eoxny alleges that DIR. slominski
made false charges against him.
SSr nsctics' =: psy.lCinn 70
Davis = Cer. fell while trying 20 step
over puddle In front Of the PasA-
dena apartments, saturday evening.
ss sr. Zee s sDsh nsn {, o. Hape
hospital. where DE: ROLAND parmessr
he viii be able to be moved to his
home In the Pasadena. some time
wi.lls. Hay. q yeer. els. formerly Of
the Hay = Todd Manufacturing CO,
Ypsilantf died In his home. No. -
Philadelphia-Ave west. Monday. OF
pneumonia. Funeral services will be
held In the home. Wednesday morn.
Ing. and the body taken TO Ypsilanti
for interment. Mr.. Hay In survived
by his wife. two daughters, Mrs. Bert
and one SON. George Hay
mt n Ann ArbOr they are still tell
lng hsW 111ss Geraldlne Nichols, Of
Detroit. who tips the scales at g0l
pounds. routed two husky, burglars
sorority house last Thursday night.
Miss Nichols, who IN n, daughter OF
Edward T. Nichols, president OF the
Detroit Board Of Estimates. awoke
60 Ind the burglars ransacking her
room She gave q scream that sent
both intruders scurrying for the
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16
BURROUGHS Statesmen
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION

The annual convention Of the sales
managers OF the Burroughs Adding
Machine Co. opened Monday, with .
high spirit Of optimism, Sales Man
ager r. II. Dodge made Z very care
full analysis to the men Of general
business conditions. pointing out that
1915 has started with q rush Of or
ders. which indicates that the bal
ance Of the year ought to bring even
better results owing to the money
that Il being brought into this coun-
try. The men viii be In Detroit for
four days, receiving instructions Of
different phases Of the business. A
banquet will be rendered the visitors
Thursday evening, in the fuller ho-
tel, Ut which time several prominent
men will talk on subjects Of interest
to the men. mainly prosperity.