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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-08
By Aletha Barr Taft.

~ nISS ELIZABETH GRIFFITH
MM OF 1925 West Sixteenth street
UNJl gave a matinee party this aft
ernoon in honor Of Miss Mar.
garet Tooley OF Purcell who is visiting
her and Miss Susie May loring of 7Qs
West Eleventh street for several weeks
The guests were Mrs Ernest w. Tune
Miss Dana Lewis, Miss Marjory Whit
lock, Miss Clara Stcddom, Miss
Blanche Stanley, Miss Anna Fay Solli-
day and Miss Loring
&&
Miss Margaret Allen of Chicago ar
rives this evening TO be the guest for
several weeks OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Huckins ir., of 1908 North Hudson
avenue Miss Glory Huokins will en-
tertain with luncheon at | o'clock
Friday at the Lee Huckns hotel in
her honor and Saturday evening Mr.
and Mrs Harry A Gray jr., are giving
a theater party Monday evening al
the Country club Miss Huckins and Mr.
Joseph Huckins Jrd, will entertain with
. dance in honor OF Miss Allen.
.
Mrs. Alvin Richards Of Stigcr, who
ha. been the guest of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. George Fl. Giddings, Of los
West Thirteenth street for ten days
will return home tomorrow.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul NJ. Cooter If
pl7 West Twenty third street and Mrs.
J. O. Ma,tison OF l2o West Ninth
street returned Saturday from three
weeks motor trip through Colorado.
Miss Vivian Cooter of $40 West Fiji
teenth street, who accompanied them,
joined Mr.. and Mrs Samuel NJ. Gloyd
and Miss Helen Gloyd in Colorado for
trip to California and other points
OF interest on the Pacific coast.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w Boggs. Mr..
and Mrs Colin s. Campbell and Mr..
Jack Upsher made up a fishing and
picnic supper party south Of town last
evening
Mr.. Harold Halsell OF GA West Fiji.
teenth street has returned from Boul-
der, Col, where he motored several
weeks ago. His mother, Mrs Oscar
D. Halsell, and Mr. Louis Halsell. will
remain few weeks longer.
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Mrs. J. {. Clopton of Fort Worth
and children, Marian and Julian jr,
and Margaret Marshall, the young
daughter of Mr. and Mrs f, D. Mar
shall Of Sl8 West Thirteenth street,
will return to morrow from Chicago
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mother. Mrs Louis Seller Of Topeka
Mrs, lanes MoMullen and children OF
Springfield, Mo, will arrive the last OF
the week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
kins for few days
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Mrs. + NJ Rogers Of 100 West See.
ond street, left Sunday to visit her son.
Mr.. Ben Rogers in Dodge City. Kan,
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Mr.. f s Malone Of 400 West Thir
teenth street returned home yesterday
from Grand Lake, Col. where Mrs
Malone is spending the summer
v
Mrs. Ben T Head OF ia West Ninth
street, returned home yesterday from
Sulphur where she spent the week end
with her son, Mr.. Ben I Head jr.
Mr. w T Stratton Of l2l4 North
Broadway has returned from a months
trip IN the east where he visited in New
York, Washington and Chicago
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Mr. Carl Rogers OF l2l4 North
Broadway left today for Kansas City
from where he will 90 on to Colorado
for months stay.
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Miss liner MaSerson Of 426 East
Ninth street, will entertain the Younger
Girls Bridge club tomorrow instead OF
today, as announced
Mrs George NJ. Reed Of Twenty
eighth street and Kelley avenue lef,
Yesterday for Abilene, Kan, where she
will make her future home with her
daughter, Mrs. G l.. Eshelman.
Mr. and Mrs George A Matlack .!
2n7 West Seventeenth street have IS
their guest for a month the latter's lit.
Neb
The w c 7 u. will hold a double
gold and silver medal contest on Thurs
day evening in the Second Presbyterian
church al the corner OF Ninth street and
Mckinley avenue II will open at BIS
o'clock.
Grant Relief Corps II, will have
pension dinner in Odd Fellows hall at
noon Thursday TO which the public IS
invited.
Mr. Norman Enedes Of Fort Worth
formerly OF Oklahoma City is the guest
for several days Of DR. and Mrs. A. E.
Enoohs OF 740 West Nineteenth street.
Mr. James c. Smith OF l4ls West
Thirty-fourth street left last night for
Colorado Springs to ioin Mrs Smith.
who IS spending August there
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Mr. Rober, Fl Hltchins Of Frostburg.
Md, who made his home in Oklahoma
City for some time last winter was the
guest OF friends here yesterday cn
route from training camp to Fort Leav-
enworth where he has been assigned to
the Seventh regiment, u s. engineers
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Miss Emma Perry OF 1913 West Thir-
teenth street. will entertain with an in
formal dance at her home tomorrow
evening,
Mr.. John Shankin OF 2004 Yves,
Twelfth street, left today for Fort Lo-
gan, Col, to enter the aviation school.
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The P f O. unit will meet in the
Red Cross rooms tomorrow to sew.
Mr. and Mrs O. C. Thomas and fit
tie son Wallace OF l0lS West Nine.
teenth street have returned from
two weeks trip to Dallas, Bonham and
Terrell, Texas
Mrs. Mamie Penn of $50 West Nine
teenth street leaves this evening for
a three weeks visit in Kansas City and
Windsor. Mo. and Chicago. She will
be accompanied BY Miss Mabel CALI
cote. who has been the guest for sew
cral weeks Of her sister, Mrs A. r
Silver and Mr. Silver, 703 West Tenth
street Miss Nina Penn, who i, visiting
in Windsor, Mo, will Join her mother
in Kansas City and return home with
her the first OF September
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NeuO Hair Remover
Gets Roots and All

Heres tho greatest thing for hair-d"'
nsur.d wpmsnkind that has happened ~ .
.bundr.d years w1y 10 actually rsmevs
IN. root. Of sursr rcu, hsir-essl'y' IN
.tan,ly and h,rulras a m.thod that doss
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-ttlons -hloh merely
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,.mc,r roots and all.
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-, sny ca. tiou. Thecu'v
dor or u.utsl,s 't r. rhsIectl9A
q. sntir.ly prr.pt on M- a e4(u
safely eat II Oct a stick Of phslaN1e4R
'nlIsw the simple oltec,ioue, ~
nav. tn, surprise Of your Mfo A.
o~n syss you viii see the rsseo 0oWI
Adv .tr.. %. iAsifFt.<Is<1I
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TOMORROw's EVENTS.

Mr.. and MrS. George Knott. picnic st
their suburban homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. yandersrift, fam
lily dinner party.
sans souci BridGe club. Mrs. james b.
Sullaway.
Younger Girls Bridge club. Miss Ines
MastersOn.
r. n. q. unit, Red Cross rooms.
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Miss Helen Cox.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. S-(Spe
oial)-A dispatch from St. Louis SAYS
that Thomas Dooley of that city, who
is to wed Miss Helen Cox, daughter Of
Governor Cox, is a captain in the First
Missouri national guards
The wedding will be celebrated in
Dayton, Ohio, at the new home OF the
governor, shortly after his own mar
riage to Miss Margaretta Blair Of
Chicago,
Mi" Cox is at present at Lake
Placid N Y, the guest of Mrs 7.
Boggs Kavanaugh Of St Louis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-08

Thursday Only
Silk Psrasols At Half Phcs-Clo,eout sale
Of our best parasols in beautiful shades Of
gold, blue, tan and also black and white also
some stripes IN the remaining assortment
Choice OF plain or fancy silk parasols worth
$500 to $40, at half price.
$50 to 0S for Silk and Linen Parasols
worth 500 to $so-ln other words, these
fine staple and fancy shapes in colors OF
blue. pongee. green, lavender. etc, also at
half price for Thursday
e.As For 500 to $50 Fancy Cotton Para
sols-All colors
Another Lot at oi0o-Plan colors-whi,e,
green blue, black and white, etc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-08
You Can Can

A Series Of Lessons on Canning,
Preserving and Food Thrift From
the National Emergency Food
Garden Commission, Washington,
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This Store Remains
Open All Day
Thursday
Whirlins Fans To'
Make Shopping
q Pleasure.
Thursday: Another Big Economy


in n Thursday wantr
n whh ach ~lxu
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tHousswives should clip and save thsso
lessons for ready reference
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Great Purchase Sale of Women's
Sc
Thursday Only

The greatest handkerchief svsnt q
the year No question about L. And
the greatest value Handsome hand.
kerchieis for women and children q
the small price Of So each. They viii
wash beautifully and wear we'll,
Ths remarkable offer 10 made Dees
sibls a. the result Of . special ~.
chase Of 500 dossn all white and NM
with narrow colorsd borders q iAvs
sndsr, pink and blua
Absolutely fast colors and most n
them finished with 4 hemstitched bor.
der. They are Numbered and will y
ready when the doors open Thursday
morning.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-15
DOG CAPSIzES AN
AUTO IN FLORENCE

]. c. Camp. employed by Collar &
Co, together with the Misses Marie
Payne and Edith Edwards, had mar
row escape from death about 4:30
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon when
the car in which they were riding col
lided with a dog on West Third
street, turning the machine over
twice. as a consequence of which the
occupants were severely bruised and
cut. Miss Payne, who was riding in
hurt than the others and she is con-
fined TO her home suffering from 4
wrenched back as well as scratches
about her hips and limbs. Miss Ed
wards was able to resume. her school
work Thursday morning and Mr.. Camp
is able to be at his usual work. altho
both are suffering more or less from
cuts and bruises. The top of the car
was up. which no doubt saved them
from more serious injuries or prob
ably death.
Mr.. Camp was on his way to West
Florence, where he was finishing a
job of work. and meeting the girls.
both of whom reside in the extreme
western limits of the city. invited
them to ride. When the machine
reached a point beyond the intersec-
ton of Cyanide avenue large grey
honad came bounding out at the car
and then turned as tho going back 10
the sidewalk. Suddenly the animal
Wheeled around and before the drive.
realized what had happened the ma
chine struck the dog and the light car
turned over twice. The car was quite
badly damaged and will be out Of
commission for several days.-Flor-
ence Citizen.
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and Mrs. Harry Bowen headed the
list, for which she received beau
tiful boquet of red carnations. Miss
Marie Prescott received the consola'
tion. a pretty Valentine.
At this hour lunch was served
which consisted of chicken salad
pickles. hot biscuits. coffee, ice cream,
cake and mints. The mints were
heart shaped and each serving of ice
cream bore heart shaped design in
the center.
After refreshments were served tn.
guests We're entertained by two vocal
selections by Mrs. Arthur Wilson, a
vocal number by Mrs. w. b. Holland
and two vocal numbers by Miss Elma
Lind Smith, after which Miss Eta
Walton and Miss Sylvia Shirley gave
reading which caused much merri-
ment among the listeners. Miss Wal
ton then concluded the program by
giving another reading.
The guests departed at late hour
expressing much appreciation of the
evenings diversion.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-15
MONROE BROWN BACK FROM
SAlIDA.

Monroe Brown, formerly locomo-
tive engineer in the service of the old
Canon City a Cripple Greek Railroad
company with headquarters here. but
for number of years past resident
of olathe. Colo. arrived in town
Sunday afternoon from Salida where
he recently underwent difficult sur
sical operation at the n. & r. G..
hospital Mr.. Brown is convaiescing
nicely from his hospital experience
and will leave shortly for his home
en- the western slope, Mrs. Brown,
who spent the earlier months of the
winter in Cleveland. Ohio, has been
visiting here for several days.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-15
CANON CITY HIGH PLAYED
RINGS AROUND BUENA VISTA

In the basketball game played at
the high school gymnasium last Sat
urday night between the Buena Vista
and the Canon City high school teams
the visitors were Overwhelmingly de-
feated: the final score in the contest
being SO to l. II was apparent TO
observers when the game began that
the Buena Nistans were outclassed
and had no show Of winning. but in
spite of heavy odds they put up a
brave fight. only 10 meet defeat at
every turn. In the first half the visi-
tors had the members of the Canon
City high schools second team for
their opponents and they showed the
Chafree county quintet under by their
superior playing In the second hall
the visitors found themselves up
against the real thing and We're made
the victims of an avalanche that burr
ed them tco deep for resurrection. SO
far as any further hope of success
against the local team was concerned
The visitors returned home Sunday
afternoon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-15
CHAS. R. MILAN
VISITING IN CANON

Chas. II. McLain of Denver. recently
elected president of the Colorado
State Good Roads association. accom-.
panied by his son, George E McLain,
and Frank J. McEniry, both of whom
are students at the University OF Den
Yer, motored TO Canon City Friday
afternoon for a short visit. At Colo
RADIO Springs they were joined by
Miss Frances Walker and Miss Juliet
wilkin, students at Colorado college,
who were brot here 10 spend the week
end with relatives.
Mr.. McLain says that never during
the winter mouths has he seen the
roads between Denver and Canon City
in such good condition for motoring
as they are at present. The surface
is smooth and there is neither dust
nor mud to make travel disagreeable
or in the least unpleasant. The peo-
Pile of Colorado. asserted Mr.. Mcl.ain
this morning, ought TO be proud of
the excellence of their public high
ways in the winter season.
The McLain party will leave Sun
day on their return 10 Denver. The
Misses Walker and Wilkin will be
members of it as far as Colorado
Springs.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-15
Or. and MRS. F. N. CARRIER
vlSlTlNG IN CANON CITY

DIR. and Mrs. f. n. Carrier of Santa
Rita. n. NJ, enroute home from n
visit to Denver. arrived Thursday
evening and will be guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Hunter Palmer and family
at SIG Main street until Monday. when
they viii continue their homeward
Journey. To give them surprise m
their arrival Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer in
yited number OF their old friends TO
their home to meet them. The even
ing was one of great enjoyment to all
Dr. Carrier was last fall elected to
be member of tho American College
of Surgeons, an institution CORE
spending TO the Royal College OF sur
geons in England. The honor confer.
red upon DIR. Carrier In a dlstinsuinhed
one and II the hiGhcnt 10 which an
American surgeon can rise.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-15
COMPANY C BOYS
MAY Be HOME SOON

Privates Carl Wilson and Fred
Priest of Company c. who are home
on a furlough from Douglas. Arizona,
have received notice from the Nation.
al Guard commander in Chicago 10
turn in their government property
preliminary to be mustered out OF
the service.
Both boys are on thirty day leave
and this notification seems TO indi-
cate that the Colorado National
guard will soon be mustered out OF
the service because II they were not
the two boys now home would not
have been notified OF mastering out.
Lieutenant Theron u. Harris who
is also home on furlough has received
no notification as yet but expects
some word most any day.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-15
FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED OUT
This MORNING.

A passer along Main street early
this morning seeing steam issuing
from the basement of the First Ma
tional bank and believing 1t TO be
smoke sent in an alarm TO the depart
ment. which brought out the firemen
in short order. The steam. which
had been mistaken for smoke. was
escaping from the pipes OF the tenn
porary heating plant put into opera
tion under the bank few days ago
to take the place OF the one destroy.
cd by fire last week. After an invcs.
tigation Of the matter. which showed
that no damage was done. tho Are
department boys returned to their
hcadQuarterh on North Fourth street,
The call upon them was made about
I o'clock.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-15
FREMONT COUNTY
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
HAD A 6OOD YEAR

AT the annual meeting of the policy
holders of the Fremont County Pro
tective association at the court house
last Saturday afternoon the reports
of the officers We're made and a new
board of directors chosen for the en-
suing year. The reports were of a
highly gratifying character and show
ed the organization to be in good con,
dition. The association writes insur-
ance only on ranch property and is
now carrying on its books liabilities
aggregating $4,000
The new board of directors con
sists of NJ. E. Snow. E C. Kibbe, John
Weinheimer. Frank Steinmeier and
Joe yizzetti. The executive officers
are c. NJ. Chase. president; w. s.
Post, vice president; F. Bachelor,
secretary; r. A. Dilley. treasurer.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-15
MEETING OF oAPHNA MYSTIC
CIRCLE.

The members OF the Daphna Mys'
tic circle. met at the home OF Mrs-
Bergan. sol Macon avenue. Wednes-
day afternoon and had most enjoy
able social session. Following short
business meeting those present occn.
pied themselves for an hour with fan
cy work. after which they had their
fortunes told by means of appropri-
aiely designed and worded Nalen'
tines. They were then invited to the
dining room. which was beautifully
decorated with hesrt-shaped Valen-
tines. Delicious refreshments. con,
sistinE of heartshaped cookies, frui,
salad. whipped cream and coffee. were
served.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-15
MORE BIG LOCOMOTIVES
PASS THRU ON D. & R. G.

Two of the big Santa Fe type loco
motives recently built in The east for
the Denver q Rio Grarde Railroad
company for use on Tennessee pass.
near Minturn. Colo, and at Soldiers
Summit. Utah. passed thru Canon
City between nine and ten O'Clock
Sunday evening. each OF them draw.
ing between sixty and seventy loaded
cars. containing a dead weight of
more than three thousand tons. a
couple OF the same class engines ar
rived here from Pueblo en- route west
Friday evening: one OF theur at 5:15
end the other at 7:2e o'clock. Both
took out long strings of heavily load.
cd freight cars.
Five more OF these monster loco
motives have been constructed at
Patterson. n. J.. for the Rio Grande
company and are expected 10 reach
here within the next week or two. II
is understood that they will be used
in the freight service on the first di.
vision of the road. between Denver
and Salida.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-15
LARGE AUDIENCE HEARD RE-
PORTS AND WELSHMEA SING

Last evening large congregation
assembled at The Methodist church to
hear the reports OF the delegates TO
,ne Colorado Springs Older Boys
Conference. These reports were Civ
IN by the student delegates and We're
interesting TO marked degree.
a very attractive feature of the
service WAS the rendition OF an ar
rangement OF Sullivan's Lost Chord
by the Royal Welsh Male Quartet
who arrived in town on the after.
noon train and are TO give complete
program at the Methodist church to,
night
The voices of these welshmen
blend beautifully and have the real
Welsh quality SO hard 10 find in other
singers. Many people who heard
them sing last night are anxious to
hear the full program tonight.
Beside the singing of the quartet.
the large chorus choir OF the church
sang Gounod's Unfold Ye Portals
and were assisted by the members OF
the Welsh Quartet
In all it was one of the most de-
lightful services that has been held
at that church in some time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-15
ENTERTAINED AT LUNCHEON
LAST FRIDAY.

Mrs. Wilson Pearson was hostess
at a delightful social gathering at her
home. 1o2s Harrison avenue. last Fri
day afternoon at which twelve ladies,
school class at the First Presbyterian
church. were the guests. The after
noon was spent in social entertain
ment and the AFFAIR was a very de.
lightful one in all respects. An eIab-
orate luncheon was a feature of the
occasion. The members OF the com
pany greatly enjoyed the genial hos
pitality of tte afternoon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-15
SOCIAL NOTES
rHE woMANs CLUB.

The Woman's Club held it's regular
weekly meeting in the Pythian hall
with the president in the chair. On
account of the inclement weather,
the attendance was smaller than
usual, so it was decided to lay aside
the usual order of proceedings and
have an informal talk fest" Two
letters were read. The first was
from the C. +. W. C. Conservation
Committee asking the Clubs support
to the Migratory Bird Act. Ii was
referred TO the Corresponding Sec
retary with instructions to write to
our Senators and Representatives in
Washington asking them 10 support
the measure. The second communi-
cation was from the c. F. w. {.
Legislative Committee asking the
Clubs support of Senate Bill No. So.
House Bill No. l33--an anti-capital
punishment measure: also Senate Bill
No. IA, House Bill No. l35--an act to
regulate child labor in the beet fields.
This letter was received favorably
and referred 10 lifc 1oiINSpohHih1 >
Secretary with instructions to write
to our Legislators in Denver asking
them to give their support 10 these
measures.
Mrs. Burgess gave one of her de-
lightful talks. her subject being.
Texas and the Mexican War" The
other History subject having TO DO
with the Civil War period of Amefi-
can History. Mrs. Bunten, in the
open discussion of that subject, brot
out several interesting points. Miss
EIma Lind Smith very kindly gave
a vocal solo. self.aecompanied. Civ
ing who is Sylvia" as an encore.
Members were asked TO bring their
thimbies. needles and thread TO the
next meeting as the Club will now
start the work promised TO the Canon
City Chapter of the Red Cross Hos
pitaI Supplies Committee"
Then Tea 4 La Trench was sery'
ed. to the delight of all present, and
the meeting adjourned after won
derfully pleasant afternoon,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-15
NOTICE IN RELATION TO COUNTY
BILLS.

All those having bills against the
County should plainly itemize same,
stating who placed the order and un-
less ordered by the County Commits.
sioners. the bill should be o. KID by
the official who placed the order.
Bills should then be presented 10
the County Clerk and affidavit made
as TO their correctness.
Unless the above Instructions are
followed bills will be returned to the
sender and will have 10 come up at
the following monthly meeting.
BY order of THE BOARD OF COUN-
Ty COMMISSIONERS. itd.1tw
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DANCE AT GARDEN PARK.

Miss Ethel Green. Miss Thompson
and Mrs. Milton Nelson entertained
large number of friends at the Gar
at a social dance. About fifteen auto
loads of CaEon City folks attended
and good music was furnished by Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Strickland. Lunch
was served at midnight. consisting of
sandwiches. pickles, cake and cnf-
fee-all they could est-after which
dancing continued until about a. m.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-15

have an eight pound baby girl. know
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound saved me from an operation
which every woman dreads. r. Mrs.
NELLIE FlsnBAck, 1891 Chrlsty Ave-,
Louisville. Ky.
Everyone naturally dreods he sur.
Reon's knife. Sometimes nothing else
will DO, but many times Lydia &. Pink
hams yegetAhlo Compound he's savod
the ratiaut and mads IN operation un-
neeeo1aEy.
Ifyoa have aay symptn,A abeut Whiph
~ wsp' nSe e kHew, wIlts y -
ns1A. - Hs'DlG' G1viss Givss ~
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-15
Y. N. Q. CLUB ENTERTAIN.

The Y. y. Q. club gave surprise
party on Miss wilma Neweomb at
her home Wednesday evening. She
was given y. ~ Q. souvenir spoon
as a memento OF the event During
the happy evening delicious refresh
meuts were served.