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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-06-27

Monday for Washington. d. g. Bridge
was played during the afterioon.
PETE STERLING
GOES TO PUEBLO. {$
Pete Sterling. who has been with
The Record for some years. goes to
Pueblo Sunday and will start in Mon
day on the Pueblo Stat-Journal.
Dorothy and Jimmie Sterling will ac-
company him. Mrs. Sterling having
gone down on Friday to get the house
in order. The Sterling home at 523
Hazel avenue. was sold week or SO
ago to Mr.. Chris widmayer of villa
Grove, Colo. .%
MRS. PALMER ENTERTAINED
AT THEATRE PARTY.
Mrs. Hunter Palmer entertained II
ladies at a theatre party at the Opera
House Friday evening. in honor. of
Miss Ruth Lewis. Later in the even,
ing all enjoyed refreshments at Hunt
er Palmer's drug store.
RocKvALE BUYS A PIANO.
The town of Rockvaie on Friday
purchased piano from the Darrow
Music company. of this city. to be
used in the town hall.
TWO CANON PHYSICIANS
MADE ARMY CAPTAINS. -
Dir. C. II. Wilkinson and Dr. w T.
Little on Friday received commits,
sions from the War department as
captains in the army and have been
assigned to the medical corps. They
have been on the reserve list for such
service for some time and their COM
missions with the rank accorded them
was not unexpected by. them. altho
unknown to the public. When they
will be called for active duty with
the troops is not known. but is likely
to take place before a great while
Capt. Wilkinson made application TO
the surgeon generals department for
such service several months ago and
was accepted and given ninety days
in which to get his private affairs in
shape to enter the army. II continued
recognition of this respite is observed,
as it probably will be, he may not be
summoned to the colors much, II any
before the middle of August The
call to Capt. Little is likely TO come
much sooner, in fact. he may be or
dered to report for duty almost i'm
mediately. Where they will be sta
toned is not known, but both are like
ly to be sent to the army cantonments
for hospital work
Capt. Little has been ordered into
special service with the tuberculosis
division under Col Brunn of washing
ton, D. c.. with whom he was asso-
ciated in army work at Cams Doni-
phan and Camp Bowie last winter. s.r
WILL LEAVE NEXT WEEK e
FOR NEW MEXICO.
d. A. Marshall of the Canon Rub
ber company. will leave on Tuesday
of next week for Texico. New Mexico.
where he will enter the employ Of the
Northwestern Rubber company as gem
erai manager. His many friends here
wish him success in his new venture.
MRS. J. w. HAWTHORNE
ENTERTAINED o At s'5oo."
Mrs. j. w. Hawthorn entertained
the members of the Luncheon club
and their husbands at 900" at her
home on Greenwood Avenue. Tuesday
evening complimentary to Miss Ruth
Lewis. There were three tables Later
in the evening refreshments were
served
MISS slLcoTT IN sALIpA
Miss Laura Siicott left Sunday for
Salida. where she will spend a week
or ten days visiting friends and rel
atives.
GUESTS AT TH6 MAYEs HOME.
Mrs. r. A. Thornton and son. Cor.
don. of Joplin. Mo-. are here visiting
with Mrs. Thornton's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. C. Mayes. They expect to
be here about month.
Monday
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PENHosE FACTORY sEc.ns
CANNING PEAS. 49, t


The Penrose cannery will probably
finish up the seasons run on rnubarb.
spinach and similar vegetables ON Fri
day and on Saturday will begin to can
peas--the Beaver Park product. Judg-
ing by the speciment We have seen
this ought to make. a good seller in
the wholesale markets. The cannery
| is busy place these days and a big
factory in the financial upbuilding Of
Beaver Park.-Penrose Press.
MOVED FROM MISSOURI.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Watt and chill
| dren of Hannibal, Mo-. have moved to
their home on Cyanide Ave. East
/ Canon.
PALisAoE CHERRY PickERs
ARE BUSY.
! Picking cherries is the big job now
at Palisade and other towns in the
Grand Valley on the western slope.
and good prices are being obtained by
growers-s2.50 to s2.75 per crate OF
"A pints. The Early Richmond cher
ries are already about gone and Royal
Dukes are being shipped. the quality
| being excellent.
| The Grand Junction association has
made arrangements for shipping the
surplus to the Round Crest Canning
factory at Canon City at four cents
the pound. Pueblo Chieftain.
MRS FLOYD CAMPBELL
ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGE.
Mrs. F. D. Campbell entertained the
members of the Luncheon club and
their husbands last Saturday evening
at Bridge. complimentary 10 Miss
Lewis. The prizes for high score
were awarded to r. S. Beail and Mrs.
Ted Harding,
/ GUESTS OF MR.. AND
MRS. FRANK WATT.
Mr. VIM. Watt and wife of Ely. New.
who have been visiting the past week
with the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Watt of 900 South Ninth
street. left last night for Salt Lake
City for a short visit. with relatives
and friends. Mr. Watt will enter mil
itary work soon and Mrs. Watt viii
90 TO California to make her home
with her parents until his return.
ENTERTAINED At BRIDGE.
Mrs. F. d. Campbell entertained the
members of the Luncheon club and
their husbands last Saturday evening
at Bridge, complimentary to Miss
Lewis. The prizes for high score
were awarded to R. F. Beali and Mrs.
Ted Harding.
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now s-r sANIsHgs sAcxAcns

HOW SIZE oANIsHCs ToAckAcur
MIS-. Enfe y. Kleppe. Averin, MINI.
writes Twas at sanitafiuu three
weeks At one time. two weeks sno, her
.'me, Tor rheumatism and kidney
trouble and sot-r- relief. On INV s.
turn home J began usias roley KID
ney pills and found immediate ~.
ms!' hsif bottle completed IL. curs.'
This Is further proof that these vpr.
aerIu' pills give relicf whefe oshcr
treatments : fail uneoualed Tor weak.
sore, aching kidneys. bladder. bach.
muscies or joints. sl'as s y
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military purposes.
WILL LEAVE FOR
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Friday
RETURNED TO DENVER
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY. af
Mrs Lee r. Blackwell. nee Miss
Media Felter. returned to her home in
Denver Thursday after couple of
days visit here as the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Felter.
She was met at Colorado Springs by
her father, who brot her to Canon City
from that place. by auto.
ATTENDING SUMMER SCHOOL
AT GREELEY.
Miss Stella Sandy of this city who
has been visiting relatives and friends
for several weeks. left last Sunday
for Greeley to register as a student
at the summer school of the Colorado
State Teachers college.
MR. AND MRS. SNYDER MOVE
HERE FROM CRIPPLE CREEK.
Mr.. and Mrs II. H Snyder and chit
dren from Cripple Greek, moved to
Canon this week and expect to make
their home here. They have taken
possession of the property at 923
Avenue
HOLMAN GIBSON HOME
FROM COLLEGE.
Holman Gibson returned to Canon
City the first of the week from Sauls-
bury. Connecticut. where he has been
attending college during the past
year. David Gibson. who has also
been a student at an educational in
stitution in New England during the
same period, is expected to arrive here
for the summer vacation within the
next few days. {
MRS. coWElS HEARS
FROM SON IN CUBA.
Mrs. E. c. Cowles has Just received
letter from another son, A. B.
Cowles. This young man has been on
a submarine chaser of the coast of
the British Isles but didn't get much
time on shore. He writes June End
from Cuba where he says it is hot
at least 120 in his compartment He
says the boys on the ship like to get
letters as often as possible.
BIG RAIN IN GUFFEY
hEiGHBoRHooD THURSDAY.
According to message received at
this Office from the J. c. Hyssong
ranch on Thirty-One Mile creek this
morning. one OF the heaviest rains
that has taken place in the Gufey
neighborhood in many months began
falling about O'Clock Thursday aft
ernoon and continued until after
dark. The creeks were flooded and
all low lands converted into temper
ary lakes. Some damage was done
to the roads and agricultural crops
by the storm.
HAS NEW oRAhsok AT
LONG BEACH, CALF.
A. Page OF THE Wardrobe" clean
ing establishment on West Main ST.,
received telegram today from Mrs.
Russell Page. announcing the birth of
baby boy to his daughter. Mrs.
Maude Page Phelps at Long Beach.
California. on Thursday. The mes
sage which was dated June Goth. says:
"Maude has a baby boy. born this
morning. Both are doing nicely
Russell and are here and Mathiide
is contented with u.s.
GONE TO KANSAS FOR a MONTH.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. X. En- and Mrs.
Ek's sister. Msis Ida wiley left to-
day for McPhearson county. Kansas.
where they will visit for about q
month.
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Wednesday
GUESTS OF Mas. HOPKINS.

Mrs. j. c. Muller and little son Of
Thermopoiis. wyo.. arrived here re-
Gently to visit indefinitely with Mrs.
w. II. Hopkins OF 41s North Fifteenth
street. Mrs. Muller thinks 1t great
privilege to be in Canon at this time
as the heat is something Intense In
Wyoming. -slf4
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MIRA Belle 10y, who has becn yisn.
lns Tor the past two months, rs the
guest OF Mrs. W, II. Hopkins Of 4ie
North Fifteenth street. len Monday
afternoon for her home at rhermopo-
lis, Wyo., but with the svowed Dur.
pose OF ;returning in the near future
TO reside Dermanently in our beautiful
little city,
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BIG cHARivARi PARTY
TUESDAY NIGHT. -.


A good old.fashioned chariyari, ten.
dered to Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.. Marsh.
Ford Motor company, agent at Flor
ence. BY the employees. Of the Wann
Motor company. stirred things, up for
while ON Main street last night,
Mr.. Marsh arrived home, from Den
yer with his bride .ysaterday after.
noon. At o'clock In the ,eyeping a
caravan headed BY p xilaly dscorated
car and driven BY, p dpskyr chauf5eur
attired in q high silk, hat dTeye, up, in
front Of the Marsh~rcsidence. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh .,xers, kidnaped
and after q ride thrp Florence we're
brought to Canon CITY where, cel,a
were made upon old friends, Of the
groom
DAVID oiBsoN HOME 4 ,s-,.t,
y ~" SSst0OL Il > ,sc.afE 9, -
David Gibson who bas, been attend.
Ing Salisbury school; ct, aaiiabury,
Conn. returned to Canon. Moudsy. He
was accompanied here, by ,,Mr. John
Barpum Of Limerock. Conn. who also
attends Salisbury scheol and. VIII be
his guest for an indefinite time.
FuhgRAL HELD AT VII soN,s
rHte MoRNiNo. 80
The funeral Of xeona Thomas,
dsushter q Mrs. AdeIins Booking a,
Censal avenue. East Canon. took
place from Wilson's undesakins chap
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OPERATED ON FOR
APPENDICITIS. -

Mr.. W. Il. Howelis OF Florence. Colo.
was operated on at Or, Graves hos.
pitnl Monday. for gall stones and ap-
pendicitis. He is reported getting
along nicely.
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MR. AND MRS. SNYDER MOVE
HERE FROM CRIPPLE CREEK.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Snyder and chill
dren from Cripple Greek, moved TO
Canon this week and expect to make
their home here. They have taken
possession Of the property at 923
Avenue.
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MRS. J. w. HAWTHORNE
ENTERTAINED At ~5oo."
iuEsTs AT The MAYEs HOME.

Mrs. R. A, Thornton and son. Cor.
don. of Joplin. Mo-. are here visiting
with Mrs. Thornton's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Mayes. They expect to
be here about a month.
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Miss Stella Sandy of this city who
has been visiting relatives and friends
for several weeks. left last Sunday
for Greeley to register as a student
at the summer school of the Colorado
State Teachers college
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News Notes
Thursday
LEFT THIS MORNING FOR
COLORADO SPRINGS.

Arthur G. Wilson left this morning
for Colorado Springs to attend the an
nual convention of the Colorado Flu
neral Directors and Embaimers' as
sociation. The trip was made by auto
and he was accompanied by Geo. M
Deibert of Florence. Fridays session
of the association VIII be held on the
summit of Pixies Peak, at which the
delegates win listen to addresses. elect
officers and fix the time and place for
holding the next meeting of the asso-
citation
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-03
e ::' ~
WEDNESDAY Triangle Presents DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
 with IMAGERY WILSON
 in DOUBLE TROUBLE.

Adapted from the novel of Herb.,.
 Quick :. Douglas Fairbanks gets into all t;ra. of trouble in "Double Trouble ri. angle comedy which will amuse nat rons of the Gem tonight. But all tho troubles of Fairbanks will only add add tts the enjoyment and interest of the play. Fairbanks is a good younc banker who is principally in demand by the old ladies of his church to sl the presidency of the Sabbath Day Society. Then he goes away for vacation. Fairbanks is struck on the head by a holdup man, and then his amusing adventures begin.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-03
THE WEATHER

For health and economy use a Herrick Refrigerator. 3d3
 When your plumbing needs over hauling, phone Roy Gilmore, No. 327. 6m1
 w. E. Mcfarland of Emmet, was attending to business in Prescott to- day.
 Perry R. Warmack, candidate for sheriff, spent yesterday in Prescott seeing the people.
 The dry air system on the Herrick refrigerator is the thing. Prescott Hdw. Go. sells Herricks. 3d3
 MT. and Mrs c. l.. Green yesterday removed from their residence to the home of Mrs. J. E. Daniels and will remain there until they go to their new home in Oregon.
 Was glad to see that old veteran ride down East Second street in his automobile yesterday evening. He looked as though he had got on top at last, and felt like looking down on us old rebs that must still plod our weary way. Success to you, Comrade Hazard, and keep that automobile ready for Serepta next July.-Old Vet.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-03
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

For health and economy use a Herrick Refrigerator. 3d3
 FOR SALE-One Ford touring car in excellent condition. Dr. A. A. Reeder.
 County Surveyor Hugh White was attending to business matters here today.
 Dr. J. H. Sutton of Sutton, was here yesterday afternoon attending to business matters.
 J. H. Mcdaniel of Gale, was here today trading. MT. Mcdaniel is the postmaster at Gale.
 The dry air system on the Herrick refrigerator is the thing. Prescott Hdw. Co., sells Herricks. 3d3
 T. G. McMillian, Prescott route one, came in town today to pay his taxes and attend to other business. Mir. McMillian while here, subscribed for the Prescott Daily News.
 Arjutant l.. c. Bonnet of the Sal vation Army of St. Louis is in the city making arrangement for mass meeting to be held at the court house tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. An address will be delivered by Dr. Chas. T. Wheeler, speaker said to be of national repute and his subject will be 'The Kaiser Doomed"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-03
CURFEW

Effective this date the curfew or. dinance will be enforced and all city officers are instructed to arrest all children under the age of IS years who remain upon the streets or alleys of this city later than nine o'clock at night. unless they are accompanied by parent or guardian or have III their possession a written permit from such parent or guardian to DC upon the streets at night.
 April 2nd, 1918.
 RANDOLPH P. HAMBf, 2d4 Mayor
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-03

Call 244 or 242 and get the April Ladies Home Journal.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-03
MEMORIAL

Whereas, God in his infinite love and wisdom, has called from our midst our esteemed sovereign and friend, Mrs. Maud A. Harris; and,
 Whereas, her life was an example of true wife and motherhood and her daily walk in the footsteps of her Saviour; and in the calling of her by Him that doeth all things well, her family has given up its sweetest joy and dearest treasure;
 Therefore, be it resolved, That we as members of Cypress Grove No. 391 Boughton, Ark, of which she was a loved member, while lowing in hum- ble submission to the will of our St. preme Sovereign, do offer to the sor- rowing husband, children and friends, our deep and sincere sympathy; and, Be it resolved further, That we cherish the memory of this dear sov- ereign now gone on before, and that W. Ds 'ei HopiS sAdihpie ol uflSelIlSn love and devotion, be inspired to fol- low more closely in the path of love and duty; and that we never fail in love, sympathy and assistance toward her sorrowing loved ones; and that we say to them Love on, trust on" until you clasp hands with the dear wife and mother in the Great Beyond.
 ROSA BRITT,
 JEWELL PEARCE.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-03
NOTICE TO DRAY AND
 SERVICE CAR 0WNEm

Effective April 3rd, 1918, lce1s' fee of $12.00 per year, payable guar terly in advance, will be eoile'.s' from owners of each dray and serSlss car. The operation of a dray or ss' vice car for hire without first pay's this license will subject the owner Y a fine or not less than five nor nv. than fifteen dollars each day the ''' is violated.
 April End, 1918. ,v
 RANDOLPH P. HAMBi' a, Mayor,
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For health and economy use a Herrick Refrigerator. 3d3
 Regular dinner served every day
 Eat fish and chicken on Tuesdays and help the boys in France" Star Restaurant. If
 Yearling, red on side and white belly; l year old. Mark: swallow fork in right, under one half crop in left. Left Bob Wylie's place on March 18th. Reward for informa- ton. Phone Ben Green, 4i4 Emmet route ?. It
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-03

For health and economy use a Herrick Refrigerator. 3d3
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-03
Vindicated at Last

The Ground Hog whose annual weather forecasts o n
 have been made the subject of much avora zd wise by the sport writers and cartoonists ceran n this These balmy days make think ice M good cool refreshing beverages ""b and
 This is to remind you that manufacturing bos -
 orders will receive prompt attention Let us mat you not to forget to buy thrift stamps each and h o church Sunday. so to
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-03

The Prescott Hardware Co. has new stock of Herrick Refrigerators. ,
New Britain herald., 1918-11-13
PLAINVILLE BOY IS
 PRISONER OF WAR
IA Other Connecticut Men on
 Days Casualty List

The casualty list for today contains the names of 15 Connecticut men. No New Britain names appear on the list. Private Douglas Hopkins, whose mothers address appears on the casu- alty list as Bristol is a Pla1nville boy. He has been a prisoner for some time and for over three months his where abouts were unknown. He was with Company D from Bristol and lived there before the family moved to Plainville.
 Might Report-) The following casualties are report ed ythe commanding general of the American Expeditionary Forces: Killed in action, 230: died of wounds, 34; died of disease. AS; wounded severely, 54; wounded, de- gree undetermined, 104; missing in action, 62; prisoners, IS. Total, 545.
 KILLED IN ACTION.
 Private.
 John Richard Monsees, Moosup, Conn. WOUNDED DEGREE UNDETER-
 MINED.
 Priyates.
 Walter P. Moran, Norwich, Conn. Owen Rock, Connecticut avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. PRISONERS.
 Privates.
 Tony D. Potenza, 2S7 Windsor street, Hartford, Conn.
 Douglas Hopkins, 112 High street, Bristol. Conn.
 (Day Report.)
 The following casualties are report ed by the commanding general of the American Expeditionary Forces: Killed in action, 80; died of wounds, 66 died of accident and other causes, 14; died of airplane ac- cident, 2; died in sinking, 1; died of disease, Al; wounded severely, 36: wounded, degree undetermined, 55; wounded slightly, 105 missing in ac- ton, 16. Total, 516.
 DIED OF DISEASE.
 Sergeant.
 Anthony C, Bonin, R. F. D. 1, Hall vile, Conn.
 Privates.
 Clarence A. Haley, 135 Day street, New Haven, Conn.
 William J. Hampton. 216 Wetherill street, South Manchester, Conn. Lester H. Thompson, 2S Sperry street. New Haven, Conn. Martin Hall Gill, Stamford, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-13

WOUNDED SEVERELY IN ACTION.
 PrfvateS. Willian H. Deane, Hamden, Conn. Joseph Rosenbaum, 1855 Locust street, Waterbury, Conn. WOUNDED IN ACTION DEGREE
 UNDETERMINED.
 Private. Henry Ten Eyck Perry, PIP Lam caster street, New Haven, Conn. MISSING IN ACTION.
 PriyateS. Charles A. Mathews, Glenville, Conn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-23
FEELING BLUE
TAKE ACALOTAb
Wonderful How Fine You Feel
After Taking tho New
NnuScalcSs CaiOmcl

!f YOU have not tried CalotHbs. YOU
have q delightful surprise awaiting
YOU. The wonderful iivcr-clcausing
aud system purifying properties Of
ca!omcl the doctors favoritc among
ali medicines, may now he enjoyed
without tho slightest unp!rasantncss.
Ono calotab a, bedtime. with Il swal-
low of water. that's all. No nausea
nor the slightest unpleasant effects
YOU wake up in the morning feeling
hnc. your liver cicunsCd, your system
purified, and with II hearty appetite
for breakfast Eat what YOU please.
go where YOU please, no restriction OF
habit or diet.
calota bs arc sold only IN original
sealed packages. price thirty five cents
Your druggist recommends ana guar.
| antcoa Caiotabs and viii refund ynur
money IL you arc not delighted with
bcm.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-23
HOUSE PASSES SILVER BILL
Administration Measure Provides for
Netting S:'5,o00.00O Int" BuIlioa
10 Pay Trade balances.
InN A.socLatcd 1rcss l

WASHINGTON. April 2"---rhe ad
administration bill authorizing The rnelt. :
ins i;t" bullion OF 35o.0o0,o9o silver
dollars 10 nay trade balances. WAS PASS
cd by ihn iIouse late to-day without
amendment l,:"has been passed BY
the S"uAt4 and now goes to the Pres
iicu,
ih' hill proyihes for the rctiremcn,
OF siiN5r certificates concurrent with
me melting Of the silver dollars and
for tn" p4rchase OF silver at not more
thaH 81 an ounce 10 replace that melt
cd- This section OF the measure vir.
'naiI| likes The price OF silver. Set
'i'fH'ni OF trade balances with silver
Was determined upon in order - co,.
serve the gold supply
=" Supply currency 20 take N. ,,,c,
O. The silver or silver ccrtific.,es
M'thh'a"n from circulation. The F,6-
or"l Reserve Board is authorized -
i@su"d Fedora reserve bank -,,o.
'HScd on the security of United s,c,.
'%fohcates az Indebtedness or ot rr,i,
=" states one-vcar gold note