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Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19

-
Makes Az Cosas Go 0uiek."
wonderful corn-cure ever known because
With YOUR corns. harness them up with
bandages or try to dig them out.
"GETS-IT' is a liquid. You put on
few drops in few seconds. It dries. It's
painless. Put your stocking on right
over It. Put on your regular shoes. You
won't limp or have corn twist" in your
face. The corn. callLs or wart, will loos-
en- from your toe-off it comes Glory
hallelujah. "GETS-IT" is the biggest sell
Ing corn remedy in the world. When you
try H. you know why.
"GETS-IT" is sold and recommended
bv druggists everywhere. 25c. a bottle,
or sent on receipt of price by e. Law
renee & CO.. Chicago. Ill.
Sold in Augusta and recommended as
the worlds best corn remedy by Arthur
Tetreault, John Coughlin, Bowditch &
Wehster. aug31-sept19-oct10-2 -26-nov14-3 30
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19
Maine Fair Dates.

Sept 1s-21-2sth annual South Kennebso
Fair South Windsor.
Sept. 19-H-Cumberland County Fair.
Gorham.
Sept. 19-N-Canton Fair.
Sept. 19-2o-Unity Fair, Unity.
Sept. 26-28-North Knox Fair, Union.
Sept. 26-2S-Lincoln County Fair. Dam.
ariscotta.
Sept. N-2S-Andover Fair.
Oct 3-Litchfield Fair.
Oct. 3-5-Acton Fair.
Oct. 3-5-Bristol Fair.
Oct. 10-12-Topsham Fair.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19

Industrial accidents in Pennsyivania
during the first six months OF this
year resulted in the killing Of s64
workers and In the injuring Of 10o.3s7
others.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19

The efficiency Of the steam turbine
has increased 35 per cent in the last
two or three years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19


Other characteristics are:
Length over all .............sA IT,
6readth ...................... 20 IT.
Deptn ....................... ~ II. IN
Mean draft .................... 80 It. 8 in.
Displa cement
(at this draft) .......... $500 tons
speed =: to,;.., q Knots'
Fuel oil capacity (normaD 1900 tons
ARMAMENT
Twelve fourteen-inch, 80 calibre. breeeh-
loading rifles.
Four submerged torpedo tubes.
Twenty-Five five inch rapid Are guns.
Four 6-pounder guns for saluting.
Two one-pounder guns for boats.
Four three-inch anti-air-craft guns.
One 3-inch landing gun.
Two 80 calibre machine guns.
The guns Of the main battery will
be mounted In threes, in four heavily
armored turrets on the ships center
line
When Battleship No. A was as
signed to the Mare Island Yard for
construction, the name California al
ready had been assigned to No. 10.
being built at the New York navy
yard. The name Of the latter was Or
dered changed to New Mexico. and
the California assigned to Mare Island
inasmuch as the California. 1t is be-
lieved. Is destined to become the flag
ship of the Pacific Fleet.
The present flagship is the armored
cruiser San Diego. which was called
the California until the name was
needed by tho newly authorized bat
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19
+" See How That Corn
Comes Clear OF !"
seETS.lT" loosens Your Corne Riaht
OF, It's the Modern Corn Wonder
-Never Fails,

ITS hard to believe anything could
act like that in getting a corn on. why,
lust lifted that corn right on with my
anger nall. GETS-IT' Is certainly won.
mi" Yes, "GETS.IT" Is the most
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-25

ben Siliita Giibrcrn Spdl mod cine
sr6kere Mense uun InbGnsern BET
fid. Sp befeblige 8racamemte int
Der 8esenb buR Sprrepn nngefGbr
1900 Mann nnS Sen. gannelos
1000 Manm.
gs l6eint iider 5u iein, bob
alIgenblidlid I'M Staate @bibnabna
oiel mebr amerifanifde Srllppen
iino als lnerifanilde.
Gs beift, bas glnfaebea Der
@erfplsuns gillas' iei mmr ein tenn
porares. SIN 9riessminiiteriim 1T
man Oafiir, baf Die SerfOlsnng baIS
iuieoer amfgenommen iperoe, oa
@iaa iOnit fi6er feline alten Gaib-
nnb MprSsiige in Ssene ieeem mir
DC. Wian erluartet, odi Gen. Geott
Sas Dem General Sbreaon flar ma
den mirS.
Ser friibere 9uerta General
Sala5ar, Der Dor llngef1br pier5ebn
Sasen eine nene HeooIution in
Saere 5u iesen iu6te, ion iid I'M
sefabr oreiBig MeiIen BON Siinaea,
Der merifaniiben Stabt, Die greii.
oio gegeniiber am gfio @ranoe Iieqt.
befinoen,
- Maior .6oiuse, Ser nit ieinea
aemten 5tuansis MeiIen meiter iaS-
lid sefommen 1T, nis sic anSern
amerifaniidem Srmppen, lit Der Gin
iidt, oaf gilla iidJ md, i'm Gtaate
Gbibuabua befinSet. Spiuse fat and,
erfabren, bak |illa cine Iei6te
@mnSe in Der einen @abe erbaIten
baben iua.
Ius 81 BaIo fonlnlt Die geuf)-
ridlt, 8illiitas inter Sen. 8annelos
beridteten, fie bdtten Truppen Der
earran5iitas eeihlagen uno Iagerten
a6tsebn Meilen bon 3acatecas. Die
oortige @orran5a gurniIon babe
Ieritdrfltngen BON glguas Galientes
berlaraf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-25
Surge llebtrlidt,

Die Sentid)en idlassn sln-
sriffe Der SrnnsoIen bei &er-
bun ab. ssransSiiide 2nft-
Sd)iffe iperfen nnf berld)ieSene
5rte in Ser 0egenb gomben.
Sin oentiAes 8sidipaoer
sreift 2oiuestoft an.
9eittide 2nftidiffe Areifen
Stdbte in Ssorfolf an.
Gie sStaiiener molten ben
Sentinella 9saf in ben Siro-
let Mfpen beiett baben itno
berloren Gr1ben anf sem
GarSo Tlatean.
sStalieniidje 9nftidiffer iuer-
rem 8pnrben anf Srieit nno ger
it0ren cine Stride, in Ser Got
tcsoienit absebaltcn tpiro.
Str TDberf SAlement, Der
irifd)e 9satriot, miro bei einem
SerindJ, 8affem in sSrlamb s,t
IanSen, BON ben Gnglanbern
sefansen genpmmen.
Hnmdnien id)ift WetreiSe
mad 9emtIdlnno mnD Geiter=
reid.
Dir bentIde 9lntsuort amf
nniere yeote luirb nidDt eber
mad 8aibingtpn seiauof, ais
bis Der 9eidsfansIer nod eiu-
mai NIT bem aaiier fonferiert
faf.
Gngliid)e arenser balten Die
ais nniern 6Gfen fommcnoen
Sdiffe an.
Sn Narieiae iinb mcitere
rmiiiide Srilppeu aelanbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-25
Cine unterreduflg
3miid)eu 5tott nuo
SbregOll.
Hmsrikaniscber SoIddt
esfdllen.
Silla in Gbibnabna.
Meroplam lit per,.ngliidt.
Silla in Gbibnabna.
Meroplam lit per,lngliidt.

General Scott, Der 8eneral-
itabsdef unierer Mrmee, Der iidJ an-
genblidlid in nnierer Stabt anf-
balt, mnS General Sbrespn, Der
merifaniiae Griegsminiiter, lperSen
sniammentreffeu mnb cine lGnsere
lInterreSnns NIT chamber baben,
Die ltnterrebnng iuiro iuabrldeinlidJ
in sSuares itattfinSen. Der goriding
81 oieier ltnterrebnng lit non nn-
ierer Seite anssegansen.
Im 10. Npril fanS bel 60
ioga Elm 0efedt sipilden amerifani-
idem Solbaten nnb gilliitas itatt.
Der Galbat &irbD iunrbe get6tet nn6
brei anoere amerifaniIde Soloaten
iumrbem Deriunn6et.
- Sm amerifaniIdem 6auptauar-
tier sn 9san.iqaipa iuill man poiitib
erfabren baben, Oaf &illa mid)t iiber
bic 8rense BON Durango nnb gbi-
buabma sesangen lei nnb bak er iid
in Den Sierra Wabre Bergen,
norSweitlidl bon Yarral, hefinbe.
Sduu mieSer lit ems nnierer
4rmee Ieroplane in Merieo nernn-
slaft. Die Qemtnants @illis nnS
Sarsue 6efanben iid) in linn. Grfte-
rer iunrbe leidJt beriunnoet. sSebt
baben mir mmr nod 5ipei non oen
iieben 9lerpplanen, Die init benz
Seer nad Merieo sesansen iino.
slmerifaniidbe SSnfanterie lit
inter 8oranmarid) einer Wfuiiffo-
pelle iiber Die @ren3e gegangen,
nm ben geribing ihen 9ruppen ais
Serltortung 81 oienen. @S maren
Die eriten anlerifonilden Solooten,
Die NIT @uiif in @erico einnar-
l6ierten.
Nus bem Sanptanartier miro
beridJtet, &iaa's Sruppem ieien bDl-
Iig amseinanSer geIprenst nno in
fleinen 8aneen iiber Elm siemlidl
sroRes G,ebiet beritreat. Rad an-
bern geridlten baben einselue bon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-25

6ente mprgen ssuildem bier mnb
fiinf 11br eridJien elm ans leidtem
&rensern nnb yScitrpDers" belteben-
es SemtIfes 0ei6ipaoer bor Comes
tpft, einer an Der Citfiiite Gnslanos,
mngefGbr 100 Meilen noro5itlid
BON 9Onbun selegencn Gtn6t II. err
5ffuete Tentr. Die bor Qumestoft
Iiesenoen ediffe sriffen oas 0e-
Idtua6er an nnS mad einem Sample
ban nnetfaIr siuansig Ginaten soa
es fi6 snriif, nnd6em slpei leidlte
brifiider Grenser nnh Elm ,9e-
itroger" belfG6igt luaren. Der an-
seridtete MateriaIiha6en loG nidJt
5ebentenb iein. 3tuei Naanner, cine
JraM nn6 elm Sinh famen bei Der
BeldJiefung mm's 2eben. Bis iebt
Iitsen nnr ensliide @eridte bpr.
@eitern abeno madten brei 3ep-
peIine iuieSer einen ansriif anf Bic
engliIde Ciffiiite. Sic inarfen 8om-
ben, anfdeinenS ieSod nmr grano-
bDmben, nnF SfGote in NDrfolf. 8ei-
tere geridte Iiegen nod nidt bur.
Sn MarieilIe isllen iueitere rmiIi-
Tde SDlbaten selanbst iein.
ssn JrIanS loa cine repplntipnare
8emegnng anssebrofen iein. 9epe-
fdJen Ses sSnternatiDnal Neips Ser
bice" iuiiien cine Wenge iiber iie
~ ersablen, aber abioInt nidjts ge.
ltimmtes, 10 oak man sa Der gnnab-
me fpmnen mnF, Die ganse NadJ-
ridjf lei Sdiuinoel. Gnbitamtieller
fino Die gfaf)ridjtem iiber einem
2anbnngsberindb ben Cir sioaer
galement, Der etiuas romantiidD an-
aebnnhte iriidje Rntriot, nit eimem
Giilfsfrenser nno einem bemtidlem
ltnterleebopt an Der iriidlen aiilte
aemadDt ba6en ioll nno bel bem er
In bic @efansenidjaft Der Gnslanber
geriet. Sic itnnrinen angeblidJ BON
ber euslildJen aomiralitat, iuerben
aber audi bon Oem nssnternatiomal
Nrius Serbite" iibernittelt. Natiir-
lid III and oieie eanonnsserpebi-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-25

- Die Regentenbeborbe unlerer
Staatsuniberiitat bat q. 6. giniton,
Den ieeigen Sraiioenten hes SbeoIo-
giIhen Senlinars, sum Er1lioenten
Der ltniperiitat eripdblt, Bran neiB
nod niht genalL Oh er Ole @abl
aHHebrnen miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-25

8ei elmer Nesertaufe i'm 8ra-
sos, nabe 3i6nono. eerieten Der
Ereoiger unb ietn T6nflinq in Elm
tiefes Sod inn 8ra5os uno crtronfer
8eioe.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29
RED CROSS TO Be
ORGANIZED IN CANON

The matter of organizing a chapter
Of the National Red Cross society in
Canon City, which has been under
consideration fer some time, is short
Iy to become a reality. A movement
,or this purScse was started a couple
II months ago. but owing to the de-
nands upon the attention of its pro-
moters by other things its elimination
vas unavoidably postponed
The very geerous offer of the COM
munity to take care of the dependents
of the members of Company F., Colo
RADIO National Guard. during their alb
ence on military duty necessitates
the launching OF the society without
further delay and steps have been
taken TO that end. The purpose of
such an organization are benevolent
and highly commendable. In this in
'tsnce one Of its objects will be to as
fist in taking care of the soldiers
wives, children and dependents while
they are in the field.
S. p. Morris of Denver. head of the
Rocky Mountain Division OF the Ma
tional Red Cross society, will. prob
lh,y. come to Canon City some time
lext week to orfganize chapter here
and all people interested in the under
liking are urged to give it their ut
most cooperation and support Fur
ther mention of the matter Will be
made in Tha Daily Record in the
course Of the next few days.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29
CARD PARTY.

A very del ghtiui affair was oele-
brated Tuesday aftei noon. when Mrs.
Thomas lyman and Mrs Gene craw-
ford Jointly entertained about fifty of
their friends at the home OF the for
mer. The major part Of the afternoon
was devoted TO card playing, Euchre
being the chosen game. at the close
of which Mrs. W. f. Galley was award
d FIRST prize and Mrs. l. j. Beauvais
second. Pretty and wholesome refresh
ments consisting of ice cream and
cake were served. Pretty. they were
for a very neat little coiored design
was carried. out in the cream and
cake This affair was one that will
not soon he forgotten by the host OF
l-dIes who had the privilege of parti-
cipating.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29
HENRIETTA ASHLEY HOSTESS.

Nj 8 He RI eta Ashley acted as
hostess to a numbsr of her friends
Tuesd , evening at her home on Whip
ple avenue. Early I nthe evening the
gu,sts enjoyed well appointed din
ner. which was served in dainty stvle
on the lawn. The remainder of the
evening was devoted to dancing and
music was furni h by Mrs Al Mo-
rey
Those present TO indulge In the
evenings merTiment were Misses Ma
rion MeFariAne. Aiieen Ootes. Irma
Milton. Myra Sheriff.. caiista Burns.
Sarah Harding. Nina Means and
Messrs Oscar Swanson, David ellison.
Ira Thomas. William Carlson. Burden
Sheriff., Lewis Edwards. Alfred Sim
den. Edward Williams and Hunter
PEitner Jr.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29

beautiful silk flag. Following the flag
rnaking the ladies were presented with
neat little booklets in which each
wrote her autobiography and Mrs.
Spencer proved the winner of the
trophy. which was beautiful basket
of flowers. During the afternoon Miss
Nina Skinner aecompan ed by Miss
Wagner, sang three beautiful selec-
tlons in pleasing manner.
.{ear the close of the Afternoon the
hostess served refreshments. in which
SHE carried out the national colors,
The entertainment was impressive
in all respects and will be cherished
in the minds of those present for
some time to come.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29
KILLED BIG RArrl ssnAke.

Ed o'Brien Of Park Center k.lled a
big rattlesnafe while harvesting al
falfa last Saturday afternoon, He pick
ID up n bunch OF hay on a fork and
was in the act Of pllcing II in pile
n rea mess TO be hauled OF to the
stick when he heard the warning of
the rattler in Il. Almost Immediately
he snake dropped to the ground and
attempted to get away. Mr.. o'Briea
pursued it and after a stubborn fight
m the part OF the reptile he finally
tilled- The snake measured FIVE feet
three inches In length.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29
COMFORT KITS FOR
THE SOLDIER BOYS

About thirty women have been busy
avenue, today. making Red Cross
Comfort kits for the members of Com
pany F, First Pc iz2e1t, Colorado
National Guard. 1t is expected the
lnde. taking will be finished tonight
md the kits made ready for shipment
to the boys on Tuesday. TIE kits
are attractively made and will be
welcomed and valued attition to a
soldiers outfit Their cost to the la
Dies will be about seventy-five cents
apiece. above the value of the dona-
tions made to their contents by Messrs
Mitchell & Fgbers of the Palace drug
store.
Each kit contains one dozen assort-
ed safety pins. two cards plain pins.
FIVE postal cards, one spool each of
black and white thread. No. so. one
spool darning cotton. one package of
needles, one dozen black and one
dozen white buttons, one package of
playing cards, one cake of soap, alumni
mum pocket comb in case. one tooth
brush, six handkerchiefs. one clip
pencil. one writing pad. one package
of envelopes, hand mirror and nail
brush; all presented by the ladies.
The Palace Drug Stores constribu-
tions to each kit comprises package
of adhesive plasters, box of foot
powder a bottle of mentholated balm.
box of tooth powder and roll of
bandages.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29
SOCIAL NOTES
SURPRISE PARTY FOR MRS.
TOWLE.

Monday evening number OF
friends very pleasantly surprised Mrs,
Towle at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dali DeWeese on Lincoln Park. The
guests arrived about five O'Clock In.
tending to make call but greatly to
the surprise OF Mrs. Towie, they had
brought their supper with them and
intended to stay the entire evening.
After supper Mr.. DeWeese invited tho
company to see Marguerite Clerk. in
Molly Make Believe" at the Opera
House. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Dickinson
and Miss Lela. Mr.. and Mrs. Peabody
and daughter, Mrs. Stearns. Miss Ruth
Lewis, Mrs. Gale. Mr.. and Mrs. Hard
ing. Mrs. Hunter Palmer. Mrs. Deno-
van. nee Miss Pansy Reynolds. Mr..
and Mrs. Towle. AID Miss Hazel
DeWeese.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and told my husband about It. /
said / know nothing will help me but l
will try this found myself improv-
ing from the very first bottle, and in two
weeks time was able to sit down and
eat hearty breakfast with my hus-
band, which had not done for two years.
] am now in the best of health and
did not have the operation. - Mrs.
3oHN A. KoENl0, 500 Flushing Avenue,
Astoria. N. Y.
Every one breads the surgeons knife
Hnd the operating table Sometimes
nothing else will do; but many times
doctors say they are necessary when
they are not Letter after letter comes
70 the Pinkham Laboratory, telling how
operation. were advised and wefS not
performed q. * performed. .did no 9pod,
but Lydia 3. Pink kham'a Vo(otnhIe Cnm-
poundwos ussa ane god hsalth followed
- yc9 EAet eAvi1e Y,oo -
- 1S1i ~ 4 ~ |1
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29
BRIDGE PARTY.

Mrs. Julia Mack acted as hostess at
a very attractive bridge party Wed.
nesday afternoon. The af1air was in
honor of her glests. Mrs. Dennis and
Miss Dennis of Ithaca. New York.
The afternoon was devoted to five
tables Of bridge. played on the porch
and the prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Donovan. nee Pansy Reynolds of New
York City. and to Miss Edith Harr.-
son. Tasty refreshments brought tie
afternoons entertainment to a pleas
ant close.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29
SWAT THE HOPPERS!
HERE'S THE DOPE

Reports are coming in from several
places that the grasshoppers are ap-
pearing in great numbers. The eggs
are just Matching and viii be hatchine
for the next week or so. Last year
there were a number of fields where
some damage was done and un1oubted-
ly great many eggs were deposited.
resulting in the Increased numbers
this year.
A number OF inquiries are coming to
the office of the Valley Agriculturist
with reference to methods of controIl-
ing the erss hoppers. The following
poison mixture is one of the bes.
known:
Paris green. 3 pounds.
Bran, so pounds.
Syrup, 4 quarts.
|. Water. 5 gallons.
Lemons. 10.
Mix thoroughly the brsa ard Paris
green while dry: dissolve the syrup
Ia cheap grade) in the water: squeeze
the lemons into this. and finely chop
the peel and pulp. and add them also:
pour this mixture into the bran and
Paris green. and stir so aS to dampen
the mash thoroughly. Enrugh water
should be used TO Thoroughly roisten
this mixture Add more water than
given in the formula. If necessary.
While fresh tnis mixture is very at
tractive to the grasshoppers. brt when
dry or stale. 1t is not eaten. This
bait should be applied by sowing broad
cast on the infested fields late in the
evening or early in the morning. very
early in the morning is 10 be prefer
red. as the grasshoppers are then juss
beginning to feed and have longer
time to eat before 1t dries than IL IL
were applied at any other tine.
Little OF the bait is eaten after the
hrst day. therefore several epplica-
tons may be necessary to check dam
age by grasshoppers in badly infested
selds. The amount given above should
he enough for IL to Is ac-ss Of badly
infested lands.-E. H. Thomas. Coun-
~ Agriculturist Alamosa. Colo.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29
N. E. CHOIR GIVE RECEPTION TO
N. G. MEMBERS.

Friday night. after rehearsal. the
members OF the NJ. z. church choir
rave little reception for the choir
boys who were members of the Nation
nj Guard. About nine O'Clock the
choir members and guests were invited
TO the basement where a social time
and refreshments were enjoyed. The
committee in charge had decorated the
roof with red, white ard blue bunting
and American flags. Individual tables
were set with covers and napkins bear
ing the American nag and eagle de
sign. Ice cream and a variety of cake
composed the refreshments. and as q
token Of the occasion. tiny silk flag
floated from the point OF each mound
OF ice cream.
The boys who were the choir guests
were Messrs. Bert Thomss ard Robert
Boyle. regular members of the choir
Messrs. Gene and Park Ragsdale. John
Thomas Jr.. and Leslie Stevenson, for
mer members, aud Prof. c. f. Lartsr-
bach who has been an active church
worker.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29

stimulate other mining enterprises
in this county and direct public atten-
ton to the mineral resources of this
section of the state There are many
ood mineral claims in this county and
Z only requires enterprise and capital
to develop them Cortelleni & Com
Dany will haul their ore from the Isa-
-el clsims to Psrkdsle by motor
truck for shipment to the smelter.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29

UOnlCS. ! was get
ingworse every day.
j had chills, my head
would ache, I was
always tired. I could
not walk straight
because Of the pain
in myback and IhAd
pains In my stom-
ach. i went to q
doctor and he said l
must 60 under an
operation, but ] did
not go. / read in
the paper out
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29
HOME FROM wepoINe rap.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. p: Starr, the latter
of whom will be remembered as Miss
Anna Burgess. returned to Canon City
Saturday from their wedding trip to
Chicago and other points in the east.
Mr.. Starr left Sunday for the military
mobilization camp at Golden to join
Co. F. LIST reeiment. Colorado national
grard, of which he is a member.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29
BREAKFAST ON SKYLINE.

A sunrise picnic breakfast was given
Thursday morning on the Skyline in
honor OF Miss Louise Edwards OF
Denver. Those present were. lrma
Milton. Nina Means. Sarah Harding.
Henrietta Ashley. and Caiista Burns.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ". Smith of Ano-
mosa. Iowa. arrived here a day or two
ago and are planning to make their
home in Canon City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29
REQ, WHITE AND eLUE PARTY.

In very unique way Mrs. Clyde
Farmer entertained about twenty of
her lady friends at red. white and
blue party ut her home Friday after
noon. For the entertainment the host
ess hsd prepared strips Of red, white
and blue cloth. sufficient number Of
which were given to each lady. who
then diligently set to work ~ making
nag. When completed the nasu
we're judsed and Mrs. G. w, Van Pat
tan Wne AWnrdee tAe prise toe having
nacs " ~ ~. IAe priae ~ I
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WOMAN AVOIDS
OPERATION
Medicine Which Made Sur
9eon's Work Unnecessary.

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was feeling III and took all kinda of
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, The openihR up OF the feIdeprr quar-
ries will mean new enterprise for
Canon City and one thrt has great
possibilities for development. It
win mean the steady employment OF
considerable number of men ard
can hardly fall to result In the sstnb-
lishnedt Of glass factory here.
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