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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12

SASKATOON. Sa:k.. Sept. ll.---Sir
G"nrgr f.. Foster. Canadian minister Of
iIidr and commerce, Speaking 81 Inc
war al :, meeting here to-day, limited at
III" passage of a compulsory recruiting
law.
III more nIrn are needed. and will not
Voluntarily &c." hr said. The lessen Of
Great i:riIain will have 10 be learned in
Canada"
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MAY NOT SAVE ROAD.

Polling. Seymour Mcintyre. Bruce Hite
and NJ. W. Ogden. all Of Fairmont.
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FOE SALE--Bi"od SOW and pigs. Ar
thur Blnkr, National phun: - Cule-
rain Slim
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WANTED-First class timers for coke
pots, common terne pots and old style
pots. Good wages. steady employment
Apply Wheeling Corrusatlns Company.
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BERLIN. Sept. II. (by wireless 10
Sayvillr Y. Y.)-Abram |. ElkuS the
new NLlrrlrHn ambassador 10 Turkey.
stopped in Vienna on his way To Con-
~tuntinoplr is quoted by the Neu" Fret"
Press as stating Ia a member of its staff
that his impression Of Vienna. as we'll
a. Of IiCrlin. was that conditions of liIr
there were virtually unchanged. The
amour: IF fool WAS apparently enough
and. thanks to the capable orGa nizHti"n.
h. thought n sufCicicncy Of provisions
seemed assured.
VIENNA Sept. II. via London. H:IH
u m.--NuStriau troops fighting in east
rrn Transyl, aniu have been withdrawn
further in front of Rumanian forces.
SAYS an official statement issued from
Nustrn-Hungar ian headquarters to-day
Rumanian attacks north of OrZvh. on ihc
danube. were rcpulsed by tho Austrians
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Here the British. after hard hghtln2'
threw their forces across the Slruma
at Neoshori (Nc0ChariI, at the soush-
| crn end OF Lake Tab nos Lake Ia
| kinOSD, which lies between SercS ana
/ Orfano, and at several Oller places
near the lake In addition four III
/ lagos were captured and held not
! wiihSHndinc heavy counter attacks
by The Tcurnnir Allies.
Whether this offensive by the BTU
| ish means the commencement OF an
attempt al Il drive through Bulgaria
or is merely Il mancuvre 10 throw Inc
| british line near karala. which Is
about - miles east OF Ncnchori, mas
not yet been made apparent. From
The west 10 the Vardar River 10 Lake
| Dorian the French are violently bonn
| harding Bulgarian positions. ard en-
! The front held by the Serbians The
! Bulgarians have been compelled 10
! withdraw.
Austrians in Retreat.
| In the Rumanian theatre the AUS
| TRANS are in retreat before the Ru.
manians in the Maro5 and Toplit2a
! valleys, while 10 the south of Her
mannsradt The Rumanians have occu-
pied the village Of Helimbar. Vienna
admits a further withdrawal OF the
Austrian forces near Gyersyo. Heavy,
/ lighting continues In DnbrudJa and
| there nave been small infantry ell
gagemcnts along the entire Danube
! front. hut in neither region has any
| important changes i'll position ;aken
! place.
On the eastern front according TO
Berlin. Russian attacks along the Slok-
! hod River northwest Of kOvel and III
Galicia between the nnieSter and Ilola
.ipa Rivers with Nalicz III" objective,
failed With sangiunary losses 10 the
! Russians.
| Except for bombardmnnts and The
! ropulSe of German counter attacks.
Monday was without special incident
on the Sommr front in France. 10
The south Of tho river. in the sectors
! OF Berry En- Santrrre. Nern.andnvlllers
land Chaulnrs. the artillery ducls BE-
tween the French and Germans were
especially violent.
The fierce fighting which has been
! in progress in Turkish Armenia for
| Il week. continues in The region OF Og-
! nO1r, with the tide Of battle still going
] in favor OF tho Russians. according to
| rc;rngrad. In Persia the Russians
have occupied the town Of Fan, near
! Sakkiz.
! The usual bnmba rClments and var
i iouS small infantry engagements nave
taken plar" on III" NuSlrn-li ai'an from.
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PORTLAND. MAINE. Sept. 1l-Er-
turns in the Second District Tor. Con-
&c II. White, Jr., Republican. "n.G1";
d. +. McGillicuddy. Democrat. @",l"''
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GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia ave. rluS,. IT, iiruCh. tapCitE 800.
Private baths: running water III rooms;
elevator, etc: nUIauir table. SOL up
daily: special weekly. I:kII. Auto at
trains. V. T.. SHAW. sept. l@-lI-l5-l6
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four villages, says q war Office state
mcnt ON The operations in Macedonia
issued tonight. The British alsu re-
pulsed strong bulgarian counter at
turks
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The announcement follows:

lacks.
The announcement follows:
"trr attachments rruSScd the Struma
Yesterday afternoon at N"Churi and SCh-
cral places about Lake Tahinus.
after rulrSid"rabl" opposition. "" en-
PEELED the enemy from TN" following VIII
laIcS: .tn,nrinan. cas-, -! lSaJraka tar mali.
upper ana lower Iiudrlt and Ncvuly. n
The enemy counter attacked strongly
but WAS r"rTls"d with the loss of prlS-
nn"rs. IN" number of which has not yet
been ASU"rtAlncd.
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FOR SALE-Olircr typewriter. good
condition H. J. Smith. Sll Swami St..
l'arkrrs burg. v. Va sym
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BulRars on Retreat

I0NIrr\. Sept. lI--9:in l.. M.-Th"
EriiiSh troops III their ahr@nc" across
Tho S.rriuIa. IN IN" region Of AXE IL
haniuS. HAY" driven tho EulEarians from
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FOR SALE-l25 acre farm - miles
from Wheeling. Price $4,000 per acre.
SI.500.U0 10 100000: ) TO 3 years time,
with i per cent interest. Address Is 3ei,
rarr intrllirrnrcr SIP
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FOR SAILS and u room house, we'll
built. cu:nc: lot, $S.UU0.0O- Call Ma
liunal phone l5Il-R. sim
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
Priced Qf .S4.69 to SIO

YOU CAN SEE at our store every new creation as fast as it appears, simultaneously with it's appearance on Fifth Avenue. NEVER in the history of foot wfar have boots for women at- tained such a degree of beauty. artistry and distinction as this season, and you'll find the smartest novelties here.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
52-InCh Suiting SI.98

ARE WONDERFUL Oh they're so ch so elegant you ust mus. really truly the beauty of the Fall Suings Of they're in never before they here hobby Stripes colors color combinations-52inches wide, yard $19S.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
Coats Qf SS.95

- YOU DiLNT KNOW that you could a Coat at "The Fair at such small cost - True, wehave featured Coats this price before this to show garments, prices low would measure standard of quality value hence this offer of Very in every detail of style and value.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
BLOuSeS S12.5Ob SI8.5O

- EVERY one is brand new - Every one is altogether different from the Blouses of seasons past - You'll simply love them all.
 THEY'RE of dainty Georgettes and of Crepe de Chimes in ever so many adOr- able new styles for dressed up and for for suit wear: some have the new peplum effect. all have the large frill or roll col lar In the newest shades for autumn wear
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
4O-InCh NOUeHy Serges $I.49

THE WOOL FABRICS of the Autumn time the o derous having their here there's variety with
 eence quality the usual high novelty stripes plaids colors 40inches wide yard s149
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
NeU Fall Boots More Beautiful Than EUer

THE MODEL illustrated win give you some approximation of the styles for Fall, but unfortu- nately cannot depict the beauti- ful colors and combinations in which we show these Smart Boots.
 In addition To those you are familiar with. the elegant new shades of tan and brown are worthy oi special enumeration. as are the two-toned effects in these same colors.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
36-InCh VeLUet Corduroy SI.48

- the sus popular shades inches wide $14S.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
Coats

- High-grade models - extreme and conservative styles for the street, motor, afternoon and evening wear. Hobby mixtures, plaids, velours and plush-S25.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
BrQSSiereS soc

- BRASSIERES of best quality bleached muslin or cambric. trimmed with em- broidery bands or lace edge "a newly arrived assortment. all sizes from 34 Q 4S: oXceptiOnal value at soc each
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
Beautiful Trimmed HdtS S5.95 and S6.95

- TURBANS-t the quaintest smartest little creations you imagine and they carry ridescent feather novelties that reflect nearly color in the whole rainbow
 And, of course there Big Hats, too bewitchngly attractive affairs with wings and beaded ornaments to add their becomingness It's going to be difficult for you to decide which is your hat they're all so very very attractive.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
ExclusiUe Pattern Hats .S8.5O, .SIO and .S12.5O

At SS.50 - why, there's woman in Bsbee that doesn't know of the fame of this particular line And at 5000 0- visitors will remember the beautiful models shown last Monday, more new ones tomorrow at the price The smartest Hats of the season are among those at S1250 Spend part of your shopping time tomorrow seeing these new Hats.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
.Sl3.75

But remember this price is for Monday only don't Tuesday expecting to share this saving for you'll be dis appointed Models of Zbenes Mixtures Novelties Pads and Checks belted and flare effects nave large collars fur trimmed COATS with style quality, genuine value, than you'veseen in months Truly exceptional at S13.75.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
COrSetS SI.75 S2 and .S2.5O Values

- THE WOMAN who has worn a Royal Worcester Corset will need no urging to share this Monday Saving - these are from our regular lines and are specially priced for Mondays selling only; made of splendid quality cOutil in white and flesh color. or flesh colored figured croche: sizes IS to g - Special at SI 75.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
Suits

- Tailor-mades and Novelties, smartly designed, beautifully tailored of finest materials - sizes and styles for women and misses - S25.00.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
Inexpensive Hats
.S3.95 and
 S4.95

Very new styles, some are from New York, others. are from our own designing room Hats of splendid quality velvet or plush, or cOmbina- tion effects; trimmed with bows, bands, jet pins, wings, ornaments, and in dozens of other chic ways - Turbans, Sailors, the jockey hat. tams, and many, many odd styles they'll create a great sensa- tion at these two low prices -S3.95 and S4.95.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15

. 15lNE. is one of the most beautiful E j. 1.t3 we nave ever shown-its the fe@,:.tc .1at from the superb line of Fall tS--.,s3t3y.
 < rcu'arNably graceful and dressy hat, E".,",l 5,:st the touch of smartncSs that all j:E1 |; scc in these young feeling days.
 Ore thing that surprises us--ifs becom- ;:..-asss D 4:1c.s large namber of ITCH.
 The cue for men this season is to wear boGcr croi:| in their hatS--and we are proud 0f our SfcfsonS, every one of them.
 Ycu Will want one of the ,gtcfsop Comfort Dertvs too. 10 alternate with your soft hat.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
NeU Autumn Silks and Dress Goods in AM Their and GradeA Constant and Euer Chanqng Eaion Sh0W a

and and where in an  believe 6a pGa maiu hr % mate has
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
Fall BL0uses Simply Irresistible S5.95 to SIO


   simple aiOmade
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15

 yhat of he WD
 
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
5O-Ii7Ch Wool Gaberdines SI.98

GABERDINES speak their rich they a very part this beautiful indeed they important think The includes and Brown Mahogany Plum W.steria, new Blues per
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
Extra Style -Exfra Value In Serge Dresses

ANOTHER wonderful wonderful value from the wo. garment section the beautiful, fashionable practical Serge Dresses you've imagined it would be possible to sen at s1250- YES, just
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
4O-InCh Wool POplin SI.5O

MOST co a shades
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
Sz2.5O
Extraordinary! Those Smart NeU COQts

THEY'LL CAUSE WOMEN to wonder wonder at the lowness of the price, the their lines the very excellence of their quality they only
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-20
FRIDAY

HERE FROM WASHINGTON, o. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Cole of Washing
ton, d. c., arrived here from Den
yer this afternoon and are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Apple and fam
lily at 524 Macon avenue. They have
been in Colorado several weeks.
THE CRADLE ROLL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moschetti are
the parents of a 9-pound baby girl.
born this morning at their home on
Lincoln Park.
o. c. HAINEs A BANKRUPT.
Announcements have been sent ont
from the U. 8. District Court at Pue-
bio telling that 0rris c. Haines Of
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CALL FOR AIMS

Notice is hereby, given that bids
VIII be considered for building n
school house building in District No.
10. Full Information regarding the
character of the building may be had
oy writing Mrs. J. q. Hershner. Canon
city. or phoning her ut Canon sbRa.
The board. Will reserve the right to
reject any and all bids. BY order Of
the Board.
MRS. J. q. HERsIFNER.
secretary School District No. 10.
itd-ltw.
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Sr. motored to Colorado Springs on
Friday, but are expected to return
to Canon City this evening.
ZINC COMPANY PAYS ITS
MEN IN THE ARMY
Mr. r. S. Beall. acting superintend-
ent of The Empire Zinc Company, re-
ports that he has been advised b.
of the company, in reference to the
men that have been called to mill
tary service, that they shall be con-
tinued on the pay roll at their regular
rates of pay until further notice
MRS. MILLER COMES FROM
LAMAR.
Mrs. Mary E. Miller of Lamar has
purchased the rooming house at
SOC Harrison of Mr.. J. A Boysen. Mrs
Miller is the widow of DR.. C. L. Mil
Ter and has friends in Canon City
Mrs. Boysen has returned to Flor
ence, her former home.
TO ENTERTAIN IN HONOR OF HER
MOTHER.
Mrs. Wilder will entertain Mrs.
Hobart's Sunday School class and all
Loyal Women who are in the Teach
ers' Training class of the Christian
church. at her home. 222 Harrison
avenue, Wednesday afternoon, July
10, in honor of her mother, Mrs
Tharp.
GONE TO lola ON A FISHING TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rundahl, Frank
Rundahl and William Hastings have
gone to lola, on the Gunnison river.
for two weeks camping and fishing
trip. ]. H. Ellis and son, Bert who
have been at lola for some time, re-
port fishing as being very good at
that place at present
INTERNATIONAL SWIMMING TEST
GIVEN.
The International Y. NJ. C. A. swim
ming tests will be given at the local
Association next week. These tests
were given about a month ago but
some of the members were unable to
take them at that time. The Junior
A and B. classes will take the test
Monday at 4:30. the Employed Boys
Monday at 1880 and the Junior C.
Tuesday at 4:30.
WILL BE BURIED AT ARLINGTON.
Relatives here of the late George
Frazee, who was killed in battle by
revolutionists in Santo Domingo, West
Indies, on July 3rd. have been ad-
vised by war department officials that
he will be buried in Arlington GENE
terry at Washington. ID. C. 1t WAS
planned by the family to have the re-
mains brought to Canon City for in
termentT Mr.. Frazee was a member
of the United States marine corps
and was on shore with landing
party when he lost his life
MR.. AND MRS. FRAZEE HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Frazee arrived in
Canon City a few days ago from Ari-
zona and are the guests of relatives
and friends. They came here to at
tend the funeral of the formers
brother. George Frazee, who was re-
Gently killed in the line OF battle on
the island of Santo Domingo while a
member of landing party of marines
from the United States navy. A change
in the plans resulted in his burial
at Arlington cemetery in Washing
ton, d. c. Mr. Frazee is a brother of
Mrs. Bertha Rouse of South Canon.
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Wagner, who will return to her home
at Kelly, N. NJ, after a short visit
in Denver. Mr. Minister, who was
formerly employed at the plant of the
Empire Zinc company, has position
in Denver.
RETURNED FROM FISHING TRIP.
Chas. H. Duncan. Ben L. Nitchern
Harry Campbell, ]. w. Ray and w.
J. McCarron returned to Canon City
Saturday afternoon from a two weeks
fishing outing at Elkhorn resort on the
Gunnison river. They report fishing
for home. Mr.. and Mrs Hurd Plum
mer remained on the western slope
or longer vacation.
FRED ELLIOTT ARRIVED HERE
SATURDAY.
Fred Elliott, formerly of this city,
but for the last fourteen months en-
ployed by big electrical company at
Lockport, N. Y, arrived last Saturday
afternoon in response to telegram
informing him of the very critical
illness OF MS rather. The latter rec
ognized him and expressed great sat
isfaction at seeing him once more.
After a short stay here Mr.. Elliott
will return to New York.
c. Q. GENTRY IN TOWN
c. o. Gentry of Limon, Colo. drove
over Sunday for a little visit. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Gentry and
Mrs. Ada Powell of Calhan. They
drove over from Limon to Rockvale
IN about six hours.
Mr.. Gentry is the manager of the
Russell Gates Nero. Co.. at Limon.
He says business is very good there
and that they have had some rain re-
Gently.
Mr.. Gentry and party returned Mon
day afternoon.
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MONDAY
MIssoURIANs VISITING HERE.

MlSSOURIANS VISITING HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Gam and daughter
Of Trenton, Mo, are the guests of c.
L. Threlkeld, 406 Riverside avenue,
for a few weeks.
INDIANA FoYkS HERE.
Mrs. Mary Emerson and children
of owensyille. Ind, are visiting her
parents and brother, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
J. Williams and Alva Williams, at TO
Woodlawn.
KASTLERS HERE FROM IOWA
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kastler and son
of Eagle Grove, Iowa are guests at
the II. o. Hoickvam home at S16
S. 5th street. South Canon. The Kast-
lers come to Canon about this time
each year.
OPERATED ON AT HOSPITAL.
Mrs. Grant Dickinson underwent
very severe surgical operation at the
hospital here one day last week The
operation was a highly successful one
and she is reported to be getting
along as well as could be expected
under the circumstances.
DR.. oRENDoRFF PURCHASES
PROPERTY.
DIR. Otis Orendorff has acquired by
purchase from Julia Penny the resi-
dence property at 4l9 Macon avenue.
The purchase was made as an invest
ment and no definite plans have been
made in relation to its future tenancy
although 1t will. probably. be occupied
as home by DR.. Orendorff and FAM
lily.
MADE Pixies PEAK TRIP.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Black and
daughter of Cottonwood were among
automobilists to make the trip to the
top OF Pixies Peak Sunday over the
much talked OF automobile highway
just recently opened up. They were
driving Studebaker car and expert.
enced no difficulty in making the
climb. Mrs. Black says its wonder
full trip and is patronized by a large
number OF tourists.
WILL MAKE HOME IN DENVER.
Mrs. John Minister and family, late
residents at 701 Harrison avenue, left
Saturday night for Denver, where
they expect to make their homo. They
were secomDanied by Mrs. 0ltnh
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-20

Isaac Hellwanger took in the sights
at Tickville one day the fore part OF
this week. While there he went up
into a two story building and looked
out the window at the earth below.
He wanted to take a ride on a fire
escape but there are none yet in Tick
Vile.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-20

Rocky Ford has been declared bank
.upt. Mr.. Haines is known in Canon
City. meeting of the creditors is
called for July 2Sth at 10 A. NJ. in
Pueblo.
VISITING MRS. A. J. TURNER.
Miss Katherine Pauls of Stafford,
Kansas, arrived here on Thursday
and is the house guest of Mrs. A J.
rurner at 401 North Third street.
LEFT THIS MORNING FOR
CHICAGO.
Mrs. George Mckenzie of Reno,
Nevada, after six weeks visit here
as the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Thomas Robinson. of 1O11 Rudd ave
nue. and her sister, Mrs. George Rou-
leau, of 724 Pine avenue. left this
morning for Chicago. She will go
first to Cheyenne where she will meet
her husband, who will accompany her
east.
RETURNED HOME WEDNESDAY.
Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Chase, Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Thomas and Rev.
]. F. Bouye returned to Canon City
Wednesday evening from several
days pleasure outing at Westcliffe
and other points in the Wet Mountain
valley. 1t was the first visit of Rev.
and Mrs. Chase and Rev. Bouye to that
section and they enjoyed it greatly
The trip was made by automobile
the outward run being made via Coto-
paxi and Hillside. They returned by
way of the Grade road.
WILL SPEND MONTH IN NEW
MEXICO.
Mrs. H. H Dabney and three chill
dren of 1415- Greenwood avenue left
this morning for Maxwell, New Mexi-
co, where they will spend month
or six weeks as the guests of Mrs.
Dabney's parents.
LEFT FOR LA JUNTA TODAY.
Herbert Sperry left this morning
for La Junta to resume his work as
locomotive fireman on the main line
of the Santa Fe road after a ten days
or two weeks visit here as the guest
of his parents, Rev. and Mrs. S. fl.
Sperry. A pleasant incident of his
was a camping and fishing
trip to Brush creek in the vicinity of
Hillside.
HOME FROM LAS ANlMAS, COLO.
A. r. Novels and Irving Stockton
returned to Canon City by automobile
this morning from Las Animas,
where they had been for several days
on business for the Nowels-Stockton
Mercantile company. They made
the trip largely by moonlight: arriy-
ing here about o'clock a. m. They
report the roads for the most part
to be in excellent condition.
PUEBLO NEWSPAPER MEN HERE
T. A. Kean and E. A. Powell. Pue-
bio newspaper men, have been here
for a couple of days collecting data
for a write-up of Fremont county to
be published in the State Fair edition
of the Star-Journal. AS the article
they are preparing will deal some
what exhaustively with the various
resources of the county, as well as its
attractions for the homeseeker and
the tourist, they are likely to be here
for some time.
THE sToRk EXPRESS
Mr.. and Mrs. George Snyder are
the parents of a ten-pound girl born
this morning at the ]. H. Holtzfaster
home on Lincoln Park. Mrs. Snyder
was formerly Miss Ada Holtzfaster.
HARLEY TURNER BUYS BABY
BUICK
Harley Turner of the postoffice
clerical force has purchased a Baby
Buick" car of the 1917 model and will
drive it to Denver for tour of the
northern part of the state during his
vacation at the end of the present
month. The new machine IL a five
passenger one and contains all of the
latest appliances known to automobile
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-20

Yam Sims has set in to courting a
red-headed girl near Tickyille. 1t is
believed That he don't care anything
about her. and is only going there to
make Miss fiutie Belcher think more
of him.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-20

Sim Flinders has got stirred up over
the Mexican situation. He wants war
and has put an ad in the Tickville
Tiding wanting to exchange COW for
good shotgun.