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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-27

FoUND-Key between Main and Riv-
er on 5th street Get at Record
Pay ad- 134f
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A shower of rain visited this sec
ton Tuesday. 1t was met at the
forks of the road by the Excelsior
Fiddling band.
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Film billiard was seen at preaching
last Sunday with a necktie on He is
either about to run for some office or
get married again.
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A number Of young folks enjoyed
an outing at Cottonwood lake Sunday.
The trip was made by auto and the
day was spent in fishing an dresting.
Those in the party were Misses Mar
jory Duncan. Ora Mcclure and George
Duncan. Clifford Mcclure and Harry
Sharp.
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Most of the talk carried on in
church and at prayer meetings runs
in the direction of what we ought to
do.
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A singing teacher has started a
school in the Calf Ribs neighborhood
Tobe Moseley thinks there should be
less voices cultivated and more corn.
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Miss Hervey Mikesell has returned
from pleasant visit at the Coleman
ranch near Hillside.
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Some miscreants visited the Rye
Straw store the other night and at
tempted to turn the building around.
not knowing that the store keeper had
just put in his fall stock of goods.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Guy 7. Gebhardt motor
ed thru from Marion. Kansas. last
week arriving Thursday evening for
a visit with home folks on Sherman
avenue. Their itinerary will in
clude a trip to Saiida and on over into
the fishing territory for two weeks
outing among the hills. The past
month has been spent in boys and
girls camps in connection with the
Marion Country Y. NJ c. A. work OF
which Mr.. Gebhardt is secretary.
Saturday evening several families
TO the number OF twenty-five or thirty
people went to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Bailey on Logan street to
remind Mrs. Bailey and daughter
Mary OF returning birthday anniver-
sary. The time was spent most pleas
antly in o social way and refreshments
were served by the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. James are the
recipients OF 30 pounds OF fine Rain
bow trout. shipped to them by Joe
James and Frank Rosick who are fish,
ing on the Gunnison. The boys are
having such good success angling that
they have concluded TO stay awhile
longer to try out their luck.
Supper was served on the lawn at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. @.
Woodford Monday evening in honor
OF Mr.. Woodford and little Miss Mil
dred Sprinkle. whose birthday ami
versaries occur on the same date.
The occasion was enjoyed by young
aud older ones alike and was pleas.
ant remembrance of passing years.
Mildred is seven years OF age, and
Mr.. Woodford n few years older
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WANTED

WANTED-Ford touring car for cash.
1925 No. 9th St r. D. McGregor.
170p4
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Prof. and Mrs. T. c. Higgins left
Monday to spend a month on their
ranch near Rocky Ford. Mrs. Rinker
and son OF Hastings. Neb.. will occupy
their house on South Seventh street
during their absence.
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EIGHT MILE
PARK NEWS

Mrs. L. d. Goss has been called to
Montana by the illness of her daugh-
ter.
]. C. Hershner spent Sunday with
his family. He has been working in
Canon City.
Miss Zelpha Wood of South Canon
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Hershner.
Miss Flossie Goss of Pueblo is Wis
iting with her parents.
A. W. Mikesell of the Empire Zinc
mill spent Sunday and Monday with
his family on the ranch.
Mr.. Dailny has finished harvesting
a nne crop of rye.
Z. A. Osborne killed a huge rattle
snake recently which had eleven rat.
ties and a button.
Zoe woefe and Lawrence Mlkesell
went fishing Thursday and had the
fisherman.s usual luck.
Miss Hervey Mikesell has returned
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Harry George of the zinc mill was q
visitor on the Park last Sunday.
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Yam SimHls freed squirrel in the
Gimlet Greek woods Thursday but noi
being a dog. he could do nothing bui
stand and look at it
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Raj Barlow wants 70 go to war and
is preparing to mobilize in his lodge
uniform.
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ghum mill was located. In order to
get the house exactly the right size
he will lay the floor. then put his
family, on it and build the house
around them.
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Raz Barlow got down off the fence
yesterday to let lizard by
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Some of the South Canon people
who went on the excursion to the top
of Marshal Pass were Misses Edna
Turner. Stena Hoiekvam. Josephine
Kramer and Sydney Jefferson. Albert
Turner and Donald Hoiekyam.
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Raz Barlow believes if the wal
keeps up. with all its heavy cannon
aiding. the rabbits are going to bt
awful scarce next winter.
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Ben Smith has been helping Lou
Gribble with his hay the past week
Harry George of the zinc mill was a
visitor on the Park last Sunday.
Carl Coleman has gone up on the
Sangre de Christie on a prospecting
trip.
The Richutti children took in Rob-
inson's show and enjoyed it greatly
Mr. and Mrs. C, A. Osborne were
Sunday visitors at the Mikeseli ranch
The Park has had several showers.
which have helped the late crops and
pastures.
Fred volk of Canon City was a
visitor of his many friends on the
Park Sunday.
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Washington Hooks visited his
daughter near Tickville Monday of
this week. He reports that she and
her husband are getting along very
well. but he is POORLY and has pol
icy:
The Excelsior Fiddling band is pre-
pairing to play for party on Muske,
Ridge Saturday night. if invited TO
do so.
The Old Miser is much gratifed TO
know he has saved some money this
summer by not needing a FIRE to keep
warm by.
Poke Esziey is making all neces-
sary arrangements for the building OF
himself house near where the sor-
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FOR SALE-Gentle horse; take chick
ems in part payment D. Puckett.
7o2 S. 10th. Hops
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The mail carrier has not been il
for nearly a week now, and it i
feared he had to deliver some letter
at the Hog Ford still house.
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FOR sALE-Good Davenport cheap.
AIS Macon. 170p3
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FOR SALE-Piano. nearly new. for
cash or on time. H Daykin. s12
s. End. 166p6t
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FOR SALE-First-class restaurant
excellent business-good location
compelled 70 sell account OF health
Low price IL taken at once. l. Sny
der. 406 Main. 16sptt
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Carl Coleman has gone up on the
Sangre de Christie on a prospecting
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FOR SALE-Acre and quarter orchard
small fruit in between, 7-room house,
outbuildings, in city limits, small pay
ment down, balance like rent 1922
kountz avenue. 1T2p6
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FOR sALE-one-horse wagon. GUY
U. HARDY. 50p-12
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COR SALE-Typewriter stand. Rec
ord office. III
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
Fashion Straws Showing
Which Way the Wind Blows

SILK and serge or any two materials,
especially in white, are selected
to fashion the suit for sunny climes.
Coats of the new spring suits and
other coats will be quite as box Sc
they formerly were close fitting, ana
seams will appear this spring.
Cape attachments will be considered
smart. while there may be a few high
collars. TIE high ones will be of the
convertible order, for who wants to
swathe the neck in humid weather, and
our springs are usually very warm.
New knitted materials form smart
sports suits. Glazed kid trims many
suits and is used in combination with
velvet and cloth when it does not form
whole garments.
Brilliant colors are employed in the
fashioning Of the dance and afternoon
gown. ".>
Long or three-quarter sleeves will be
seen on the spring frocks. White
broadcloth fur trimmed frocks for
southern wear are being shown. Taft
fetas and Grape in sheer qualify mahe
afternoon frocks to go in the trunks of
the mfdwinter traveller to warmer
chimes. Vqiles are holding their own in
favor .-.-
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Among white linen batistes are those
with polka dots tho size of very small
pea IN emerald, wine red, deep purple,
burnt orange brown or navy. These
co'ors give ire charm OF novelty to a
commonplace design.
Heavy cotton rabrics in popIin, pique
and gaLer6iae are in checks, block plaitls
and stripes. White corduroy. otto
mans, oxford weayes. waffle checks,
plain and fancy gaberdines and picues
are used for separate skirts.
The question of brocades has become
an importsEt one. They are used in a
lavish manner for afternoon and even
ing clothes. for gowns as well as wraps,
for hats rs we'll as shoes. The price
of any kind of good brocade is beyond
the average purse. and the generous
amount OF 1t that one sees floating
arotnd on sill the costumes Of the
moment gives reasonably clear idea
OF the growing extravaganza in clothes
this season.
There IS considerable variation In the
treatment Of the figure at the waist
line. A aaSural result Of the full gath
ere STR Is the normal waist line. Just
now The I.ne is more in straight around
than n pointe6 effect. When the bed
Zee ard sx:r+ are joined together to
foIIi. a one yisre dress the belt is quite
eArror. CT :, r1ay be narrow across the
hack and wider in front. r..
sometimes tie fullness Of the cut and
a. st:'-acs ot the material are all that
~ re1uircc 20 give the crinolire ef-
f.ct. The .saiE sometimes the petit
stat. stls.Eed srtihcaily or made of
st,n taff.ia or grosgrain, supports an
o%tsr S'irl OF light and soft material.
SsSar-t- pstticosts OF c-inoliae are
sc-lAtim0 worn underneath the dress
ei!ri. -
%hil. sleeves are usually long. there
Is = :enoeHcy toward very short ones, |
which aaccrd with the full skirts now
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elaborate mantillas are ornausento0
with metal threads. and when they are
provided with slashes for the hands
they assume the character OF q wrap
Then the present wardrobe must
boast OF an elegant wrap to be worn
over these frail. diaphanous frocks. 10
that the frosty air cannot bring dis
comfort to the fair dancer. Evening
wraps. Of costly furs. yelvets. brocaded
silks or finely woven cloths. are to be
had. They are brilliant In color and
Of gorgeous materials that appeal to
the lover Of snowy cloths. There are.
also evening wraps OF pale tinted fab,
RIGS that hint OF youth, or again they
are OF dark. mellow hues that suggest
the dowager or the woman OF conserva-
tive tastes. All are beautiful In de-
sign and are sure to win your aps
proval.
The cut illustrates q charming gown
OF rose faille classique fashioned with
bouffant hip drapery and q princess
effect at the waist line. The top OF
the pretty bodice Is OF cream georgetts
crepe and metal lace, while fetching
little bunch OF French flowers nestles
Just below the shocked waist lire.
The dinner gown Of the extraordinary
back Is developed In kings blue silk
net lavishly spangled with silver
sequins. The skirt Is cut rather short
with marked fiare. the only trimming
being a border Of Greek pattern. The
simmer Of sflvery tulie falls from the
shoulder full length or may be used
as drape
The next evening gown may b
classed as oriental. fashioned. as II Il
of an exquisite shade OF orange panne
velvet combined with q soft tone o.
yellow georgette Grape The scant
bodice has bead shoulder straps and
Is otherwise made OF soft folds Of silk
net with deep girdle OF crepe em-
broidered In gold beads and spangles
in a crossbar effect More girlish II
the dinner gown OF black velvet VITA
its clever use Of spangled fringe and
silk net. The fiyaway scarf OF tulle
gives a fascinating finish.
Nine. Cheruit designed the novel
evening wrap OF flame colored panne
velvet enriched with Russian sable.
and overshot with gold metal Insertion.
The arrangement OF this trimming on
the shoulders. mousquetairc sleeves.
and under the arms suggests an old
Roman style.
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characters. although their coloring
prevailed.
II the French designers intend TO
crystalline the Spanish fashions and
emphasize them through the spring
the majority OF us viii probably pick
up variety OF small things that are
Spanish and incorporate them In our
new clothes.
gowns, there Is no cessation tor the
demand for bright colors. In the first
season in which there has been an al
legged lack of dyes. women in mass
look like kaleidoscopes. Their gowns
fairly blaze In color. as they did dur
ing the renaissance. This IS more
particularly true OF gowns for the
evening than those for the street,
thanks to the good taste of our wo-
men. In outdoor clothes. even when
we choose red and green. we choose
dark shades Burgundy red and Robin
Hood greer IRE the fashionable tones.
There is also soft leather tone in
duvetyn that looks like suede, which
has crept In among the other street
tones and which is very much liked.
In many Instances the overslxirt Of
a gown Is extended at each side to
form long points which trail behind
like double train when milady walks.
These points are trimmed with tassels
or ornaments OF metal or beads.
The mantflla has also taken unto
itself new guH. The unpretentious
scarf Of tulle ~ chiffon has grown into
an envelopfng mantle which flows over
the back and shoulders. The more
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
MAN WEEDS BY TELEPHONE,
BRIDE is 1855 MILES AWAY

GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo.-Al-
though separated by distance of
1855 miles, W. H. Pike, night watch
man at the convict camp east of this
city, and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Kerst
of Sioux Falls, S. D., were married
by the Rev Paris E. Wells of this
city The ceremony was performed
over the long distance telephone.
Pike and his two witnesses were at
the parsonage at this end of the wire
and the bride. with two witnesses at
the other end in Sioux Falls. 1t was
just 80 minutes from the time Pike
ceremony was performed.
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loveliest Of the dance frocks are IN this
beautiful hue, with silver lace trim
mings.
silver is a favorite tint for holiday
evening frocks. Many OF the most ex-
quisite designs are developed in silver
tissues. cloth Of silver. silver tulle or
silver fish net The latter material is
used effectively to fashion sleeveless
dance frock.
The bodice II Of the fish net over q
lining Of silver gauze. 1t is ornamented
with bands OF crystal beads which pass
over the shoulders and extend into
the skirt The low decolletage is
bound with deep Persian blue ribbon.
The proposition that the tendency
toward Spanish costumes means an
adoption Of that scheme Of dressing
may cause dismay among large ma
jority of women who do not care to
look like Spanish portraits. There is
no reason for so deep feeling as
alarm, even granting the fact that we
may take Goya and VelasQuez as our
inspiration.
The French designers may have en-
phasized their aim by presenting the
lew gowns In the manner OF portraits.
but that is only an admirable and
artistic way to give an overemphasis
TO an idea When the Russian ballet
set Paris on fire two years ago Chat
same ballet that appears here this
winter) orientaIism ran rampant in
clothes. and it's influence died out only
a half year ago. but this does not
mean that women vent around look
Ing like Bakss's pictures Of Bagdad
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
WORTH KNOWING.

The best remedy for rust on gas
stoves is 1inseed oil rubbed on with
soft cloth. 1t also brightens the
stove.
Colored handkerchiefs should be
soaked in cold water for sAert time
before they are washed This will
prevent the colors from running or
fading.
Clean the glass over pictures with a
cloth wrung from hot water and
dipped in alcohol Polish them imme-
diately until they are dry and glossy
with channels or tissue paper.
Soap and powdered chalk mixed aid
rubbed on mildew spots will remove
them. To expedite matters, let the
spoted-afticlr lie in thc sun for Il
few hours, .dampening ii again as it
dries. a..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01

| in vogue. On coats there are varia-
lions Of fiat sailor collars, shawl COL
lars and fat cape collars. Capelike
collars, with double and triple tiers, are
seen on few new designs.
Snug fitting collars. wrfnkled and
very high, are used on dresses. Bias
bands of silk, boned and ornamented
with bows and loop ends Of the same
material. are seen. Simple, high stand
ing turnover collars are made Of stiff
ened tulle or mousseline de sole or a
sort of starched crepe lisse. Other high
collars stand away from the neck in a
stfff, straight line. Some button straight
down the front In continuous line
with the bodice.
White tulle petticoats for dancing
wear are the loveliest things i'm
aginable. One Of these petticoats is of
white tulie in three layers, each lit
tie fuller than the one beneath, and on
the outer very full petticoat are Eve
little RIFLES OF white satin, each edged
with cord.
. An afternoon frock was made in soft
cashmere, chosen in useful but be-
coming shade of chestnut brown. The
style OF the skirt in this case also was
one which will be best suited to a slim
girl, since the four fiat tucks which
start some little distance below the
waist will naturally add to the ap-
parent width of the figure. 1t would
be quite easy to arrange this skirt,
however. without the tucks IL preferred.
The bodice was designed on simple.
bot becoming lines, with plenty Of full
ness back and front. drawn down under
a very deep waist belt Of dark green
velvet, fastening at the side under
close plating The collar was of white
lawn. finished with a brown silk tassel
and opening in front to show cross
ing vest of cream lace lined with gold
tissue. The pointed cuffs were of white
lawn to match the collar.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
NEWEST SPRING DRESS MATERIALS

EVERYTHING that is new in Silks ia
: OF light weight. 20. comply with tie
new full dress skirt New fable silks
have wonderful fneness and luster.
Many are in glace or shot effect. hut,
though in two colors. they arc not what
We cali changeable.
Taffetas are not only in plain weayes,
stripes and checks, but there are also
beautiful brocaded patterns in peInra-
dour designs. Stripes in various widths
are used for skirts, waists and dresses
end also for trimmings aud Innings.
stripes Of one color are seen and also
narrow stripes in assembled colors
forming widely spaced stripe.
Among printed silks the patterns in
clndel small. wild cowera in scattered
effects: also floral designs so grouped
as to form stripes and full blown rose
widely spaced Stoclslnet wcaves in
silks printed in wide and I'M narrow
stripes In variety Ok bright colors and
also in ombre stripes OF one. two and
taree cosors are used Cor sport coats.
A new material OF artifleisI silk in
pique weaves IS in a wonderful line of
shades. 1t is used as q trimming and
place of silk jersey.
voiles are prominent fer spring. One
Is woven Ike gauzc. with en- oocn
work pattern. A pretty pattern IN en-
Groidered wolfe is both in open vteas~e
and IN Jacquard embroidery. A p-~
wolfe has finely corded stripes II black
with sprinkiirg o: fisutes in yello~
silk. A fabric ~ voile srG hAt;Stc Is
woven in two cotors in series OF pat
terms, with ho-.er or rssrgiy r. o''a
Of the coicrs. 3I'c- instss,ce vose|
woven in white AID coi-red chez. Us
the border il pure white. Enb ,idtr.d
patterns are GseG II cor5:na:io: with
woven borders. An op.nlscii -ove::y
Is I'm series Of emSce;drrec POLKA dot
hatterna
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
KILL COCKROACHES
Easy Matter to Exterminate These
Filthy Pests.

Even a feeble imagination can think
OF the germs the cockroach must bring
az Is crawis around the kitchen and
pantry, communicating and spelling
food Now is the time to kill off the
cockroaches and free your home from
the repulsfye insects A dozen cock
reaches killed now is better than kill
ing hundreds later.
A two-ounce box of Stearns Electric
Paste, which you can get for Is cents
from any druggist. will rid your home
OF cockroaches or water bugs. Il is
much better than powders, as It can
not blow away ana get into the food.
Easy to use and an absolute extermi-
nator Directions in Is languages IN
every package ADV
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your taste, Is most attractive to you.
So graceful in line, mellow in color
ing and charming in design are the
present day evening gowns that they
are reminiscent Of the costumes made
immortal by the talented brushes Of
Fragonard. Natter and Vatican. r..
Tuile, Grape and taffeta are the ma
terials most in demand for the youth
full evening frock, and all of them are
shown in wonderful range Of color
ings. The pinks are more popular
than usual, with the vivid, though soft
tones more in evidence than the very
delicate shadfngs. The poppy pinks,
coral tones and delicious French rose
tints are all liked, but there is the pale
rose petal pink, too, and some of the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
MAURETAalIA RETURNS
....,.. TO NEW YORK SERVICE

. LONDON. Eng.-The government
has decided that the steamship MauFe-
tania can be released from hospital
duty aad returned to her owners This
statement was made in the House Of
Commons by Thomas j. Mcnamara,
financial under secretary Of the adj
Ttralty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01

There is decided leaning In
the midseason styles toward a SIM
plicity of cut and line for afternoon
and evening frocks, especially in the
velvet models. One evening frock of
coral velvet is daringly simple in its
long unbroken line from shoulder to
flcor-yes, foor-for the gown is in
sweeping length and shows long
train. The only trimming is cincture
of gold and fine gold thread tracery
embroidery across the straight me-
dieya1 shoulder line. An afternoon
gown Of black velvet shows sac skiT
drapery, the only thing which breaks
the line Of the gown to give lights 10
the sumptuous fabric. Several jet but
tons provide a meager trimming for
the gown. --'- -:..