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MODEL FENCE Law
URGED FOR STATE

Colorado is to have model fence
Jaw, II the act prepared by commit
tees from the four leading organiza-
tionR in the state interested in such
legislation is enacted at the present
session OF the general assembly
Recognizing the need for an effect
i've fence law and the regulating of
stock running at large. Joint cont
nnttec composed OF representatives of
the Colorado Stock Growers associa-
tion. the Colorado State Grange. the
Farmers union and the State Stock
Inspection board, have drafted fence
law which will be introduced In the
legislature ai once. with n view OF Its
sreeIy enactment.
T'ir personnel OF the joint commit
tee IL as follows:
Stock Growers asosciation--C Charles
l.. Collins. chairman, Sorrento: Fred
I.irht. Snow Mass: w. S. Whinnery,
Lake City: J. II. Neal. Moffat, and
John r. Painter, Roggen.
Stock Inspection board-E. McCril-
liz. Denver. chalrman: NJ. J. McMil.
Ian. Carlton: James Cushing, Lamar:
J. Capps. Law eta; w. J. Rowe.
Greeley.
STATE Grange-Joseph A. Newcomb.
chairman. Moses Hoover. John Nor
ris. Rudolph johnson and w. L. Boat
riRht. attorney for the organization.
Farmers union-W. II. Ca1licotte.
chairman. Louis Roether. John Grat-
tan, J. II. Golden and Newton c.
Dougherty.
The law specifically provides for
adequate line and partition fences.
makes provision for the owner or
lawful fence to recover damages. the
amount and extent OF which il TO be
determined by board Of Rrbltrators.
and the act further imposes penalties
upoli the owners Of animals permit
ting them to run ut large on the pub
lie highway.
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YOU'LL FIND OUR PRICES
ABOUT THE SAME

Like most dealers. We did not take
the opportunity offered by the rising
cost of leather to raisa the price on
all shoes in stock or purchased before
the raise.
OF course those that we have pur-
chased since cost more than former
ly. but II is only Just few styles.
We bought enormously just before
the wholesale boost and tina, is one
reason why you can get the highest
quality at lower price from
DAVIS. THE sHoEMAN.
adv SOS Main st.
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TUESDAY

OPERATED ON FOR ADENoiDs.
Miss Margaret Lewis. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Lewis OF Florence.
who was operated on at the hospital
here recently for the removal of ade-
noids. returned home few days ago.
VISITING IN CANON.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonxo Mcdonald re-
turned to Florence Saturday evening
from Denver. where they spent the
week attending the stock show. They
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as Dana. and the other town OF Hay
den. located in Routt county, will con-
tinue under its name.
WILL RETURN TO KANSAS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Sidebottom will
leave for their home in Norton. Kan.
ON Thursday, after a visit with rela-
tives in Canon. Mrs. Sidebottom has
been the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T.. Oserman. on Greenwood
avenue for several weeks. Her hus-
hand arrived from Kansas a few days
asC.
/. w. FELTER GONE TO DENVER.
l.. w. Felter left this morning for
Denver. where he will make short
visit with his daughter. Miss Media.
and incidentally attend the Schu-
mann-Heink concert TO be given there
Thursday evening. Mr.. Feiter Will
stop OF in Colorado Springs for a
short time on the way to Denver and
will take Rio Grande train No from
that city TO destination this afternoon.
Returning Mr. Felter will halt at Colo
r.,do Springs for the annual conyen-
tiun OF the Colorado Y. NJ. c. A.
EXPECTED TO ARRIVE THURSDAY
Rev u. j. Eisea. pastor OF tho First
Christian church. went to Denver the
first OF the week for the purpose of
packing his household furniture and
effects preliminary TO their removal
TO this city. Rev. Elsea. wife and
family are expected TO arrive here on
Thursday. The removal OF the fam
lily to Canon City has been delayed
for several weeks on account OF sick
ness.
NEW ROAD ovERsEER
FOR BEAVER PARK.
James McBeth has been appointed
road oyerseer OF the Beaver Park
section by County Commissioner Nc
Candicss to fill the vacancy made by
tho resignation OF Walter Gil. The
territory includes the road from the
Arkansas river bridge to the Pueblo
county line on the south and from
Eight Mile to Beaver creek on the
north. including. OF course. the county
roads intersecting.
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WEDNESDAY
MRS. MISSIONER HERE

Mrs. Arthur Westover OF Portland.
Ore. is here for little visit with her
folks, the family of r. G.. Sandy on
South Reynolds avenue.
FAMILY WILL ARRIVE THURSDAY
Mrs. l.. w. Glatzell. wife OF the To-
cal agent of the Denver & Rio Grande
Railroad company. and family will ar
rive IN Canon City on Thursday TO
make their home. They viii reside
at IT'S Mystic avenue.
RETURNED TO MICHIGAN.
Andrew Shore. who has been in
Canon City for several months looking
after his property interests. left few
days ago for his home in Holland.
Mich. lie will spend few days visit
ing in Denver and Chicago enroute 10
destination.
HENRY ALLISON coNvALEscENT
Henry Allison. who has been con
fined to his home, 312 HaTrisn avenue.
since the latter part of December I'm
consequence OF an attack OF double
pneumonia. Is convaleseing from his
illness. Mr.. Allison is now able to
he about the house.
TRANSFERRED TO DENVER.
Peter Cassidy. special officer for the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad com
pany. recently ordered from Pueblo
70 Hhhe nih HeHuuuHTters IN canon
City. has been assigned TO Denver for
duty and left for his new post today.
The name of his successor here has
not yet been announced.
ONE TOWN OF HAYDEN
TO BE BLOTTEO OUT.
Because OF confusion in delivery
OF mail and supplies the town OF Hay
den. near Leadville. will be officially
wiped OF the map at midnight Jan.
81. The town will b. then be known
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FRIDAY

GUEST OF MRS. p. W. cHAPPELL
Miss Grace Green of Pueblo arriv.
ed this afternoon and will be the
guest of Mrs. =. W. Chappell. .612 Ma.
con avenue for q few days
CAME UP FROM PUEBLO ON
WEDNESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Q. Thomas and
baby moiored up from Pueblo on We'd
nesday on combined business and
pleasure trip and while here were the.
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VISITORS ENJOY CANON.

zen.
VISITORS ENJOY CANON.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellie Wilson and Harry
Wilson of Kooler. n. NJ. are visiting
friends here. They will leave for their
home Sunday, but expect TO return to
Canon in the spring. They are very
much pleased with the climate and
the town and are planning on buying
property here when they return.
o. r. RuPP TO NEBRASKA.
o. Il. Rupp was a passenger on Rio
Grande train No. this afternoon for
Denver. He is enroute TO orleans.
Neb. where he expects to remain for
some time.
TO SPEND WINTER IN SOUTH.
w. +. Fairchild. who has been in
Canon City for some time for the ben
eft of his health. LEFT on RIO Grande
train No this afternoon for San
Antonio. Texas. where he will spend
the remainder OF the winter.
ASSIGNED 70 DUTY IN CANON.
Pete Cassidy Of Pueblo. who has
long been in the employ of the Den
yer & Rio Grande Railroad company.
has heen assigned to Canon City by
his principals to watch the shipping
embargo recently placed on certain
classes OF freight and to prevent the
breaking of seals on cars and the theft
of goods from trains in transit To
western points. Mr.. Cassedy is the
terror OF hoboes and but few ride the
trains in his territory.
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employed at the Y. NJ. C. A. He
wants to stay in Canon City and is
looking for an opening.
VISITING FAMILY.
Mr.. L. NJ. Roha who is located In
Pueblo, spent the first part of the
week with his family in this city
ENTERTAINED THE TRAMPiNG
CLUB.
Miss Theo Emmerson was hostess
to the members of the Canon City
Girls Tramping club at the home,
431 Pike avenue, Saturday afternoon.
The affair was attended by most of
the members of the organization and
was very pleasant one. Refresh
ments were served.
HAD ToNsILs REMOVED IN
SAliDA.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Smith and
daughter. Miss Katie, of Coaldale
are spending few days with Or. and
Mrs T. l.. A. Shaffer of Salida. Miss
Smith, who has been attending high
school in Canon City, came here the
first of the week to have her tonsils
removed.-Salida Mail.
ENDORSE IMMIGRATION
BUREAUS WORK
The Colorado Association of Com
mercial Executives. which closed a
two days session in Denver last Sat
urday. drafted bill making an ap-
propriation to continue the state i'm
migration bureau and passed n reso-
luton commencing its work during
the last twelve months. The bill
will be presented to the general as
sembly. II. II. Hartman of Fort
Collins was elected president and
Harry Burnhans OF Denver secretary.
GUEST OF MRS. SELL.
Miss Frances Schultz OF Trinidad
sIent Saturday and Sunday as the
guest OF Mrs. Chas. Sell OF this city.
HERE FROM RIFLE, COLORADO.
John Anderson OF Rifle. Colorado.
who has been attending the Stock
Show in Denver the past week. stop
ped on here on his way home for
visit with his sister and husband. Mr.
and Mrs. W. b. Strickland of 5l5
College avenue.
LEFT SUNDAY FOR EXCELSIOR
SPRINGS.
John Shaw, Jr, and II. l.. Sears left
on Rio Grande train No. 10 Sunday
morning for Excelsior Springs. Mis-
souri,. where they will try the waters
of that famous resort for the cure
OF rheumatism. They viii be gone
several weeks.
WESTERN SLOPE MAN HERE
f. X. Parker, prosperous rancher
OF Garfield county. has been visiting
n Canon City on business and pleas
ure the last few days. Mr.. Parker
is stopping at 7O2 River street.
CALLED TO PUEBLO
Mrs. J. II. Mcdaniel was called to
Pueblo last week by the serious III.
ness OF her daughter Mrs. l.. w. Gen
try. Mrs. Gentry was operated upon
Monday morning at st. Mary's hos
pital for appendicitis.
WENT TO sALIDA TODAY
Cecil e. Henderson of the Canon |
Rubber company went to Salida on
brief business trip this afternoon. He |
expects to return home on Tuesday.
Mr.. Henderson was recently patient
n the Red Cross hospital at Salida.
HAD ToNslLs REMOVED SUNDAY
Margaret Lamb, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Lamb Of Whipple ave-
nue.. underwent surgical operation
Mt tie hospital heer Sunday morning
for the removal of her tonsils. Ade-
noids, which had developed in her
throat, were removed at the same
time. Mr.. Lamb. who came down
from the ranch near Cotopaxi on Sat
urday for short visit with his wife
and family here, left for home this af-
ternoon.
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public last Sunday when the bride
presented her resignation to the board
of directors to take effect the follow
ing day. The groom announced the
event to the members of the Flor
ence basketball team last Saturday
night. The marriage occurred in
puahlo
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MRS. sAuPP HOME

Mrs. Chas. Shupp and sons, Ray
and George at COZ Mystic avenue. re-
turned Wednesday from an extended
visit with her parents at Independ-
ence, Kansas.
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MONDAY
HOME FROM PUEBLO.

Mrs. Charles o'Neil and daughter
Miss Isabel returned to Canon Sunday
might after having spent the week end
in Pueblo
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left for Canon City Monday and from
there will go on 10 their home near
Guffey in Park county.-Florence citi-
zen.
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MR.. AND MRS. slDEsoTToM
AnME

Mr.. and Mrs. u. f. sidebotsom re-
turned to Canon City last Saturday
afternoon from several weeks visit
to points in Kansas and Missouri.
They report pleasant trip.
sEDALiA MAN HERE
Clarence Malone Of sedASIn. Mo-,
:;s;( Is: ;:::::sk :. n. H.: Z. 4
Homer Dickson" He Is temporarily
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HERE FROM HILLSIDE

Mr.. James Now of Hillside was a
Canon visitor today, arriving this
morning and leaving on the after
noon train for Pueblo. He. reports
the weather as having been very
cold in Hillside. For ten days or so
the temperature dropped to zero and
a number Of times to fourteen de-
grees below. This was accompanied
by a five-inch snow storm and cold
north wind
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FOR CHICAGO

Mrs. Henry Grenacher. wife of the
consulting engineer of the Arkansas
Valley Railway. Light & Power COM
pany, who has been a guest at the
Strathmore hotel for the last six or
seven months, left on Wednesday for
1,o- bnma in Chicaoo
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HOUSTON SLOWLY
IMPROVING FROM ILLNESS

Police Magistrate ID. J. Houston is
reported to be slowly convalescing,
but is still unable to leave the house.
Mr.. Houston has been confined 10 his
home. 2O4 Greenwood avenue by a
stubborn illness since early in No
vember and has only been to his of
flee once or twice since the presiden
tiaI election
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d. Z. Welch and r. w. Brown re-
turned to Canon City on Thursday
from couple of days motor trip down
the Arkansas valley and thru eastern
Colorado. They report the roads
generally as being in good condition
70, ortop,obilinu
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ARM BROKEN WHILE cRANKiNo
CAR
MARRY IN PuEsLo

The marriage Of Prof Sabin. in
structor Of manual training in the
Florence public schools. and Mis-,
Ethel Boardman.. teacher Of .kistdfy
In the high, school there. wass m41k
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WESTERN SLOPE MAN HERE

Mrs. J. II. Mcdaniel was called to
Pueblo last week by the serious Ill
ness of her daughter, Mrs. l.. w. Cen
try. Mrs. Gentry was operated upon
Monday morning at st. Msry's hos
pital for anDendicftia
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guests of Mrs. Thomas parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Linkins. on Lincoln
Park They left for home this after
noon.
LEFT DENVER FOR CALIFORNIA
WEDNESDAY.
Mrs. Chas. r. McLain. wife of the
newly elected head of the state good
roads association. Mrs. Matt n. Lines,
wife of Senator Lines and Mrs. T. j.
Ehrhart, wife of the state highway
commissioner, left Denver on Wednes-
day of this week for a couple of
months visit to southern California.
VISITING SCHOOLS HERE.
Miss Estella Harrity, teacher in
the Riverside school at Pueblo, is
spending a portion of the week in
Canon City visiting the public schools
for the purpose of noting the meth
DDS of instruction in vogue here. Dur
ing her stay in town she is the guest
of Mrs. Oscar Ward at 1913 Harrison
avenue. Miss Harrity's sister, Miss
Dorothy, is expected here on Saturday
for brief visit.
HOME THURSDAY
FROM MOTOR TRIP
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John Shaw. Jr.. and II. l.. Sears left
on Rio Grande train No. 10 Sunday
morning for Excelsior Springs. Mis-
souri,. where they will try the waters
of that famous resort for the cure
OF rheumatism. They viii be gone
several weeks.
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MOVED TO VICTOR,

Mrs. r. r. Hartforth and little
daughter will leave for Victor tomor.
row where they will take up their
residence. Mrs. Hartforth has made
her home in Canon for about two
years but her husband has recently
gone into business in Victor and the
family will make their home there.
JOHN ScHWEIGERT DEPUTY
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Col. j. C. Brewer who spent the
holidays in Kentucky, came home on
Monday. He has been laid up with
a bad case of la grippe but says he
will soon be ready to cry auction sales
again.
IEEI WEDNESDAY,
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Entered as second class mail mat
ter at the Postoffice of Morgan City,
La.
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and many were prize winners at
parish fairs and the State Fair,
which gave them an EXCHANGED
value as breeding stock.
There were 8O2 pigs exhibited at
parish and community fairs and 260
at the State Fair. The railway COM
panies hauled Is carload Of boys
pigs to and from the State Fair at
Shreveport free of charge. The
State Fair association spent approx
imately $1,000 in premiums and in
caring for the pigs while on exhibit
ton.
The following breeders associa-
tons gave special premiums to pig
club members this year: the Nation
al Duroc-Jersey Record Association,
American Poland China Association,
American Berkshire Association,
and the American Hampshire
Breeders Association.
A number Of banks and business
men helped to start the boys in the
pig-club work by lending money for
the initial purchases. In one parish
Sc pigs were purchased through a
single bank, and in another parish
a swine breeder distributed 40 pigs
to boys on conditions that each
would return him two pigs from the
first litter.
Both methods Of helping the club
members to get start in pig raising
have proved very successful and the
boys, almost without exception,
have been faithful in meeting their
obligations.-L. S. U. Dress Bulle-
tin.
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LOUISIANA BOYS
RAISE 1900 PIGS

Louisiana pig club boys raised
1924 pigs in 1916. OF these, 1909
were DurocJerseys; 422, Poland
Chinas; 261, Berkshires; So, Ches-
ter Whites; 81, Hampshires; 4, Es-
sex; 8, Tamworths; and 436,
Grades.
The average initial weight Of
these pigs were ~ pounds, indicat-
ing that most Of the club members
started the years work 1t the time
the reports were made was 205
pounds. The average initial value Of
these pigs was $500 and the aver
age present value 1920, according
to the boys estimates.
The total final weight Of these
pies y l55,920 pounds, which,
valued at eight cents . pound live
weieht, would make the pigs raised
b IL boys tbs year worth, . pork
90, go. The actual value q the
pies = considerably shove this q
81 pr csnt q them were pure bred
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THE MYSTERIOUS
MOTOR CAR

Christopher Race, trying out
''The Scarlet Runner" in swift
run along the beach, comes upon
a group of fisherman gazing out at
an automobile in the surf. Race at
taches line and hauls it ashore. A
policeman arrives and the affair is
put down as murder or suicide.
Hauling the car to the police station
Race learns there Of another car,
found on country road, similar to
the one he has hauled from the
surf. Christopher thinks nothing
further of the matter till the next
day when the representative of
newspaper calls on him offering
him inducements to clear up the
mystery for his journal. Race &C
cepts and starts his Investigations.
He takes it for granted that the dis
covered cars are the same, and he
traces its course from the road to
the beach. He finds traces Of
man John Brown, and
also young girl who is also looking
for John Brown, Christopher meets
the latter suddenly while at meal
The man make dash and get away
in an auto. Race follows him to
London, notifies the police and a.
waits developments. They come
fast. The girl in the case calls upon
him quickly followed by John
Brown himself. The entire affair is
quickly cleared up as developing
from love spat between the two,
Brown faxed an accident
with his car, thereby bringing the
girl back to him. Christopher gives
up detective work as a bad job and
returns to the wheels Of 1.-THE |
Scarlet Runner" where he feels
more at home. This serial will be
shown at the Arcade theatre today.
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In addition to the large list of
valuable prizes mentioned in the
above list. The Morgan City Daily
and Weekly Review will pay five per
cent commission to each contestant
in the race, with the exception of the
three contestants who win the first
three prizes. These three contestants
will not receive the cash commission.
The commission will be paid on all
subscriptions made on the Daily Re-
view, The Weekly Review and the
famous LAX Gold Point Barnett
Fountain Pens.
Don't delay writing or calling on
the Manager of the Morgan City Re-
view for any further information
you may want in regard to this big
contest.
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9Th PRIZE

Your choice Ct any $500 Seam
less Administer Rug in the large and
beautiful stock on display at AL
berts store. This store will also be
glad to have the attention of any
shopper, man or woman, who appre-
ciates goods at low prices. Dealers in
fine clothes for men and women.
dry goods, shoes, etc.
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STATE HEALTH SERVICE

The activities of the State Board
of Health are planned from the
standpoint Of the most pressing
sanitary and hygienic needs OF the
people of the entire State. The or
panization is relatively complete,
the extension of the work being de-
pendent from year to year upon
the amount of funds appropriated.
The service of the Board under
the existing organization is divided
into
Bureau of Prevention and Con-
troll of Communicable Diseases.
Bureau of Vital Statistics.
Food and Drugs-Inspection, in
GLIDING supervision Of milk.
Technical Service.
Laboratory Service.
Distribution of anti-typhoid vac
cine and ophthalmia prophylactic.
Bureau of Sanitary Engineering.
Bureau of Sanitary Inspections
and Surveys.
Child hygiene.
Bureau Of Educational Service
Rural sanitation.
The relative values Of these divi-
sions are determined at times by
conditions, but at all times they are
imperative to the conservation, pro-
lection and promotion of the health
Of the community and the individ-
ual.
Modern health work emphasizes
prevention and control of sdisease.
Our Bureau of Epidemiology has
been in operation since 1918, but
has had clerical force only during
1915 and 1916. In this period the
number Of reports Of communicable
diseases received has been greatly
increased. Unfortunately, many
physicians do not feel the obligation
to send their records and many do
not send promptly, but the steady
improvement is. encouraging.
The growth in the Bureau Of
Vital statistics has been so marked
that, if there is no set back, Louis
lana will soon be recognized by the
Census Bureau as eligible to the re-
gistration area for births and
deaths. From the standpoint both
Of health and commerce this recog-
milton would be of tremendous
value.
One of the most important func-
tons of the State Board is health
and advisory relationship with local
boards and other public officials.
This service consists in special in
vestigation, when requested, by the
Sanitary Engineer, Medical Inspecs
tor, Dairy Inspector, or others of
the staff; Of advisory letters and
the drafting Of ordinances in the
Presidents Office, and special assis-
lance in times Of an outbreak of an,
epidemical disease.
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7th PRIZE

= A $500 Bon Ami Oil Stove with
four burners, contributed by the
Dyer-Lehmann Company, dealers in
fresh, pure groceries, hardware and
plumbers supplies. Call there and
ask to see this prize.
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srd PRIZE

An elegant 9-piece Oak Dining
Room Set, value $500, now on dis
play at The Home Furnishing Com
pany. A prize worth striving for.
The progressive firm contributing
this prize carries an elegant stock of
furniture, rugs, curtains. etc.
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2nd PRIZE

A $4,000 Diamond, to be set in
ring or stud to please the, winner.
Now on display at the Imperial jew
elry Company. They are dealers in
all kinds of high class jewelry and
toilet articles. Ask them to show you
the contest Diamond.