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INTERESTING SERVICE
AT METHODIST CHURCH

The first of series of evaageiistic
sermons to be preached at the Metho
dist church here by Rev. c. A. Row
and of Fort Collins was delivered
Tuesday evening on THE Things
THAT Hinder" There was a fairly
large audience present and the dis
course was one of extreme interest to
all. DR.. Rowand Is a clear, logical
eloquent speaker and it is a pleasure
to hear him. His opening sermon
measured up to the highest expecta
tions of those who had known OF him
and were expecting an intelligent and
spiritual treat.
While the address was largely in.
formal II showed the strength Of the
speaker and gripped its hearers as by
a vice. The congregation was greatly
increased over the one of Monday
night and the vocal solo by Mrs. Wolf
.ingberger was highly enjoyable fea-
ture of the evenings service.
DR.. Rowand spoke on the vital i'm
'portance of a spirit of evangelism in
every church and pointed out in a
forceful way of the things that hinder
The subject Of his discourse tonight
viii be Christ and His Church" All
are invited to hear the sermon, join
in the singing and enjoy the special
selections. These services will be held
every evening this week. except Sat
urday evening.
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MRS. eRADEN ENTERTAiNs
AT cHILDREh,s PARTY

Mrs. Clinton Braden invited the A.
B. q. girls TO a children's party at her
home on Macon avenue Thursday even
ing in honor of the members of the
sorority who were home for the holi-
days. The guests arrived in appnopri-
ate costumes. A unique feature of
rhe evenings entertainment was the
stockings hung in front Of the FIRE.
place which contained horns. tops, etc.
for the children" The refreshments
consisted Of corn flakes and milk.
The honor guests were Misses Ruby
and Nellie Cook and Miss cieona Ell
lott.
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eEAvER. PENRosE q NORTHERN
ROUND HOUSE COMPLETED.

Penrose. Jan. 1.-THE new round
house being built here by the Beaver.
Penfose q Northern Railway COM
pany Is now nearing completion and
C. q. Whitlock. the engineer. has
reasons TO feel quite proud Of the fact.
The locomotive and coach is now
nicely housed on one track and on
the other the motor is kept besides
n comfortable repair shop In arranged.
A stationary boiler IL placed In one
end where the pumps are kept to sup.
ply the city with watcr. 1t Is intend.
ed to add eventually a stationary en-
gine for power purposes. also other
machinery. Coal bunkers have been
conveniently constructed and every.
thing else about the place has been
arranged with a view OF convenience
and calculated to enable them 10
mako all necessary repairs here. It
Is plain to see that the company has
plans TO be carried out In the future
from the arrangements of things at
this time.
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WIDOW OF DETECTIVE
LANGD0N AGAIN BEREAvED

Pueblo. Jan. 5.-Mrs. W F. Lang
don, widow of Detective Langdon OF
the Santa Fe Railroad company. who
was shot and killed by footpads here
a short time ago, received word oQ
Monday by telegraph from Los Ange-
es OF the death of her daughter. MY
Carrie MCGEE, and left for her home
the following day. accompanied by
another daughter whom she was visit
ing. Mrs. Arthur Patterson. OF Abbey.
The Telegram was sent by Mrs. l..
Smith. OF San Diego. another daught
ter. who had gone TO the bedside or
her sick sister. Called by the death
Of her husband to Pueblo. and when
answering a similar call from Los
Angeles. Is very sororwful circum,
stance experienced by few. and She
has the sympathy OF a large circle
of friends.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
At WEEKLY LUNCHEON

The regular Tuesday luncheon OF
the chamber of commerce. was held
at the Strathmore hotel at noon today
with thirteen members present, OF
which seven were members of the
board OF directors. DR.. G. A. vawter,
president of the organization, presid-
ed and several subjects were taken
up for discussion, although only two
or three OF them were made matter
of record. A number OF communica-
tions were read and referred to COM
mittees.
II was decided to hold the annual
meeting OF the chamber OF commerce
at the office of the secretary. 512
Main street, at 1880 O'Clock, Tuesday
evening. February first. A committee
was appointed to select list OF can.
didates for directors. All members OF
the chamber of commerce whose dues
are paid up to December first will be
privileged to make additional nomina-
tons for directors If they desire to
do SO and will be entitled to vote at
the annual meeting.
1t was decided at the luncheon to
day to defer until after the election
of the new directorate the proposition
of the special electric lighting of five
blocks in the business portion of the
town. which has been under consider
alton for some time.
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ENJOY NEW Years PARTY.

The young people of Park Center
gathered at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
s. E. Gould Friday evening to vel.
come in the new year. About twenty
were present. The evening was spent
in playing games popping corn. and
making cracker jack, and the new
year found jolly party awaiting him
on his arrival at twelve O'Clock. AS
usual the guests tarried till late hour
and assured their host and hostess of
an evening Of unusual pleasure.
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JOHN MOORE A6AIN TAKES
MANAGEMENT GRANO JUNG
TON FRUIT GROWERS ASSN
Grand Junction Sentinel;

Grand Junction Sentinel:
The board of directors of the Grand
junction Fruit Growers Association
closed a contract yesterday afternoon
with John F. Moore, head of the John
F. Moore Fruit company, under the
provisions Of which he becomes gene
raj sales agent OF the association for
the next two seasons. Coincident with
the announcement of his appointment,
is a statement by Mr. Moore that he
will retire from the John F. Moore
Fruit company and that that concern
will be dissolved.
While Mr.. Moore will not actually
take up his duties until March it
was deemed advisable for all concern.
ed that Mr. Moore be given time to ad
just his affairs and wind up the bust,
ness of his company and also to per
NIT the board to take advantage oi
best BUSINESS methods by Eonsum-
mating the deal at once in order that
the preparation for the years work be
not too long delayed.
An important feature of the new. ar
rangement will be that Mr.. Moore will
as soon as the crop is assured, estab-
lish an Office in Omaha for the peach
and pear season and in Fort Worth
to handle the apple crop. This deci
sion was reached after much deliber
alton and the consideration of previ
GUS experience in handling the valleys
crop. Many fruit growers have for
several years, urged the placing OF
the selling department closer to the
consumer and the arrangement with
Mr.. Moore as general sales manager
will be in compliance with that de
sire.
John F. Moore has been in the fruit
business in the Grand valley for the
past 19 years, is years of which period
he was general manager of the asso
citation. He has hundreds of warm per
sonal friends throughout the fruit
trade and his acquaintanceshlp ought
to be of tremendous value to the grow
ers in his handling Of the output.
AS soon as the production for this
year is assured 1t is expected that
Mr.. Moore will take a trip over the
entire territory. line up new markets
and make general preparation for this
1916 distribution.
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SMELTER SHUT DOWN
FOR A few DAYS.

The furnace Of the River smeit.ng
& Refining company at Florence.
which were blown In" for the hrst
time last week. has been shut downs
for few days TO permit OF some
changes and adjustments Being made.
II is matter Of considerable difh-
Guilty to starr concern OF that mag
nitude without experiencing some
trouble in its operation. Supcrintend.
Ient Emanuel states that in all PROD
ability the necessary alterations viii
be completed ia short time and that
the plant will be running full blast
by the end OF this week or the begin.
ming of next week.
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MRS. /. 3. REEOER
DIED At SAN DIE6O

Mrs. Grace st. John Reeder. wife OF
l.. D. Reeder. died at San Diego. Call.
fornia. on Thursday December 20. De,
ceased was a daughter Of Mrs. Harriee
f. ST. John of San Diego and sister
Of Mrs. Agnes Clark Of this city. Mrs
Reeder was born in Illinois and was
thirty-four years of age. She was at
one time a resident of Canon City and
viii be remembered by a number OF
people here. The funeral took place
pt San Diego on Monday. December
27. and interment was at Greenwood
cemetery there.
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Notice is hereby given that on Sat
urday. the 29th day of January. A. d.
1916, John y. Serry. the Administra-
tor of the Estate of Lawrence II.
Serry. deceased; Nora Howard. tht
Adiniuistratrix of the estate of War
ren r. Howard, deceased; will attend
before the County Court at the Court
House in Canon City in the County of
Fremont. Colorado. at ten O'Clock -
the forenoon of said day for the pur-
pose of settling and adjusting claims.
at which time all persons having
claims and demands against either or
both said Estates are notified and re-
ouested to present the same to the
Court. All persons indebted to either
said Estates are requested to make
Immediate payment.
WITNESS, James l.. Cooper, Clerk
of the County Court within and for the
County OF Fremont In the state OF
Colorado and the seal OF said Cour.
this LIST day of January. A. ID. 1916.
JAMES i. cooPER,S
Clerk.
CSEAL).
rst Pub. Jan. 6. 1916.
Last Pub. Jan %, 1916.
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ENTERTAINED PAST NOBLE
GRAhOS.

Mrs. Lafe Combs entertained at her
home. Az Greenwood avenue. this af-
ternoon the members of the Past
Noble Grand's association of Harmony
Rebekah lodge. About fifteen ladies
were present and the occasion was
one of the utmost social enjoyment.
Dainty refreshments were served. To
become eligible to membership in
the association it is necessary to have
served at least one term as noble
grand of the Rebekah lodge.
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NEW YEARS PARTY AT .ELks
CLUE

Amid blowing of trumpets and a
merry din the New Year was ushered
in at the dance given at the Elks Club
Friday night A few minutes before
midnight the guests formed for the
Grand March and as the procession
passed thru the ante room each was
presented with horn. rattle or similar
token to speed the parting year and
welcome the newcomer. Sandwiches
and punch were served and the dane
ing continued until late hour.
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WILL SPEAK AGAIN NEXT
SUNDAY EVENING.

Rev. wilson win hold his next meet
ing at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs
David II. Brown on Ash street, Lin
coin Park. at o'eolck next Sunday
evening. His subject last Sunday
evening was so instructive and help.
full that he was urged TO preach again
from the same subject which was
Growth in Grace" The public IL
cordially invited to hear him.
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WATCH PARTY.

About dozen girl friends of Miss
Emma Swanson were the guests at a
Yathc night party at the Swanson
home on Macon avenue Friday night
Rook was played during the evening
and shortly before midnight a dainty
luncheon was served: The guests de
parted about one thirty wishing their
hostess and each other Happy New
Year.
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suRpRlsE REV. AID MRS. DEAN.

A number of friends of Rev. and
Mrs. Dean surprised them Saturday
evening by informally calling and
bringing their lunch and good time
along. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Benson, Prof. and Mrs. A l.,
Haley, Mrs Rogers of Denver, and
Miss Kidwen of Loveland.
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GOOSE DINNER AT MApsENs.

New Years Day MI. and Mrs Madse
Madsen entertained Mr. and Mrs j.
A Boysen and Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Strickland and families at a delight
ful goose dinner with ali the delici-
GUS side dishes that help make such
an event memorable. Mrs. Madsen
herself is an excellent cook and a
splendid hostess.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends
for their expression Of sympathy
and the many kindneAses shown Jus
during this time Of our bereavement.
WILL r. PAXTON,
WILMA b. PAXTON.
PHOEBE NJ. PAXTON.
GLENN e. PAXTON. git
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SURPRISE ON PROF. HALEY.

DR.. and Mrs. Maxwell pleasantly
surprised Prof. A. L. Haley and family
Friday evening by calling about sup
per time bringing with them tur.
key and all the trimmings prepared,
for the table. After the dinner social
time was enjoyed.
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tion. published in said City OF Canon
City. ten f10) days prior 10 lis adoption
by Aaid city Council.
Witness my hand and the official
rado. this 18th day of January A. y.
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
tSEALl City Clerk.
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woMAM.s CLUB.

The first meeting OF the Woman's q
Club for 1916 was held Tuesday at
Pythian hall with Mrs. Goodloe pre-.
siding. ~.
This was the foreword for the year:
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RErunNEp 10 coLLKnE.

Miss nellie Cook left Monday for
coorado College after pleasant holi-
day visit with her mother.
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CITY Of Canon City.
and ior .hs y n pcn CITY c.y Glers o,c o.
rAio. do hereby certify that the
foregoing Ordinance No. 4. Eeriea OF
regnIar meeting of the CITY Council. of 4
the CITY Of Canon city. Colorndr pre-
|cedlng Its adoption arid, was publish
Neskiy 1cwapsper of gsnsfai clreuias
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STATE OF COLORADO

tSEaD
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FABRICS, :.
A Chat About What New suitinss Ar
liz ~

A Chat About What New suitinos Ar
~. I'VE Like. wa, .,@ 5.s
Do not gather the impression that
broadcloth is the one and only mate
rial for suits. Broadcloth Will be used
extensively, for it lends, itself pleas
ingly to the mode both as regards de-
sign and decoration. Both fur and EN-.
broidery are perfect on background
Of broadcloth. sa H.. .a ~ m
There are wonderful velours for coat
suits, and there is no question but that
gaberdine and serge will be used.
Paris is putting out some suits of al
paca. but it IS hard to prophesy that
this material will be used here for
autumn suits. Ia
The feeling is that II we are to use
alpaca for suits this will not occur un.
til early spring, but we are quite likely
to use alpaca for dresses through the
winter. For suits YOU must not forget
that rich satins Of extra weight have
been provided for dressy wear. The
novelty cuttings of fine checks and
stripes, of which you have already
been told, are not to be overlooked.
and you may expect to see suits Of ysl-
vet as well. as.y.aa....- ..|.S e.
Tassels of silk trim many Of the
suits, and these are to be seen as well
on dresses, blouses and even on neck
wear.
There will surely be big variety of
fabrics and trimmings to choose from
and many other smart types Of suits
besides the Russian styles presented
today. s.%se| S-,s,Rts @saass,o.s, sr.ayes4r,
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coiered Bead Belts.


Belts have come back with a glitter
and sparkle that will make them FIRE.
sistible even to the girl who ordinarily
does not care to cultivate distinct
break at the waist line BY means OF a
separate belt. ID 3se y
Some Of these belts, which have come
from Paris, are made entirely OF beads
in various colors. The beads are so ar
ranged that there is a distinct design,
in some instances introducing figures.
Quite uniquei1s belt Of black patent
leather with a design done in black
and white beads. Another is shown in
q checkerboard effect done in bugle
beads. There are others OF suede in
bright colors literally sprinkled with
beads Of strongly contrasting tone.
Because Of, the fancy for narrow
strap effects some Of the belts have
been made Of several narrow strips Of
suede and are Joined with bead motifs
Of various designs.
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AP1astee Hint,

The wife Of a physician who has oc-
casion to run to the roll of adhesive
plaster to cure less than mortal ills
finds 1t a durable as well as neat way.
Of marking china when she lends a
particularly good dish to an invalid, q
party or fair. She writes her name
and address with indelible pencil on
the plaster and sticks it on the bottom
Of her dish. where 1t makes an incon-
spicuous Identification and cannot be
removed without at least several wash.
inRS. H.. ~
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SOCIAL NOTES.

The Kill kare club was entertained
by Miss Margaret Clark on Thursday
evening. The guests enjoyed the usual
social time and good lunch. =
Miss Marshall was hostess at the s
S. club on Tuesday evening, when ali
enjoyed the splendid supper and pro.
gram. a at2 - - ~
/ Miss Margaret McHenry will be,,host.
ess atathe III. III. club this.iWeek.!n ~
The g6terie8 club Will be- entertained
by Mrs. George Sprecher On Thursday
The Queen Esther circle had q
splendid meeting atlthe home of Mr..
and Mrs. c.. III Voss. Monday evening.
The attendance, was large and a neat
sum was realized from the lunch.
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D ] \ { I Wins IN THE Il E
SERIES OF GAMES
Tournament Held Last Week Largely
INTENDED, Games Prove Exciting ~:
Fans From Distance There s.
DELoIT HITS BETTER THAN SOC
First Day With Dow City, Second
With Ute, Third With Carroll
Deioit Outguesses Bunch

DELOIT, Sept. 1S-(Special to the
Review The baseball season for the
fast Deloit team came to fitting close
when they walked away with the
series at thestournament held here last
week. The attendance at the base.
ball tournament was not up to expec.
tatiOns, which without question, was
due to the fact that the weather was
anything but favorable, but neverthe
less the games were enjoyed by many
fans from this and surrounding places.
The first day Dow City was on hand
confident of winning, but they were
sent back down the Boyer valley to
their home town with q defeat of 4 to
3 checked up to the debit side of their
ledger. The batteries for this game
were Hansen, Wilson and Cole for
Dow City and Furchner and Donovan
for Deloit The feature of this game
was the hitting by Patrick, who new:
er failed to land on the sphere at the
critical moment. 'ff &s.%.s =
On the second day of the tourna.
ment the Ute Warriors gathered about
the camp and with big chief Freeman
of Schleswig, hoped to pull off real
massacre, for he has a reputation Of
being some slab man. The Warriors
were doomed to dfsa ppofntment, how.
ever, for they were let down by Deloit
to a 4 to defeat and it was sad
bunch Of Indians that wound their,
way back to their camp at Ute that
evening. Leo Collins, of Denison, who
played with Deloit, scored three out of
the four runs. The batteries for this
game were Freeman and McGraw for
Ute and Himpley and Probs for De.
lott.
! The third and last game was hum.
mer, the fast Carroll team, fresh from
q string of victories, came over to De.
lott loaded for bear; in fact they had
four outside men besides their old sal.
aried team, with Hansen of the Joe
Smiths of Council Bluffs, doing the slab
work for them. The battle between
the pitchers was about equal, but the
Deloit boys outguessed the Carroll
players when with one out Patrick
cracked out screaming two Dagger
down the third base line and McGrath
who followed dumped a pretty bunt
down the third base line, scoring Pat
rick from second base. This was
enough to win for the game ended 1
to in favor of Deloit.
Deloit has made a wonderful record
this season, having won % out of 80
games played. Six members of the
Deloit team who batted over 300 are as
follows:
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Church. Notes
Baptist Church Items.

On Sunday morning the Sunday
school will hold a rally in connection
with its annual Promotion day eXer.
cises. An interesting program is be.
ing prepared and each class or de.
partment will have a fine new banner
to display. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended to not only the MEMBERS, but
all those Interested or not interested
in Sunday school work to attend. Bear
in mind that the service q begins
promptly at 1890 o'clock. > o. ~,
At $50 in the evening the Junior
Union and B. Y. p. U. will hold a joint
rally, all members of which being
urged to come and be prepared to
quote their favorite passage of scrip.
ture. y ....r.n4 .2#... 49,.
The B. Y. P. U. will have charge or
the prayer meeting Thursday might
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1rawstcina aaas.

Drawstring bags made of silk OF, Of
satin, continue strongly in the lead.
Some very effective numbers in other
fabrics, such as worsteds, have been
brought out. The new designs and
shapes show great variety. The ruff
fed skirt effect is still prominently
featured, as also are the draped effects
Of the lamp shade type. h..
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which will be led -,by Miss Graft. All
members of the church are requested
to be present at this meeting as the
board of deacons and trustees have
some important recommendations tc
present. H..
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A Jewell,

"Are you satisfied with your new
maid?" -
4 very. She's too old to get married
and too fat to wear my things, 80 l
think we'll be able to keep her."-De-
trOit Free Press .
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capital. 1t is net expected 1t'!!t siig::;,
vidual subscriptions will I::oN..e. ".0' !
of this-so the federal t:caauisy, ,i-
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/ The twelve land credit banks which
the new rural credits bill establishes
will call for nine million dollars of