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Living High In July
P&pr1ka and good lump Of butter or substi-
tutA Serve very hot.

paprlka and good lump Of butter or substi-
tutA Serve very hot.
SaUosy string beons may furnish The "ma;n
dish" Cook the beans in lust enouoh ro+ar
to cover until very tender and serve in sauce
made Of two slices Of bacon cut In tinv souares
and cooked with one small onion. minced unit,
the bacon is crisp and the onion light yellow
Stir in one cupful of milk and when at the
boiling point add one tablespoonful of corn
starch noistened in very little cold milk
Stir until we'll cooked and thick. season with
salt and paprika. Accompanied by hashed
brown potatoes, tomato and egg salad. thin
brown bread, bustered, and a currant Short
cake, this combination affords delicious sum-
ner lunch or sumner
Cucumbers
Cucumbers arc abundant and when fresh
are wholesome and may be freely used. Gu
cumber and tomato salad is both ornamental
ana tempting On bed Of crisp white let
tuce lay alternate rings of small tomatoes
ana cucumbers. Arrange between the rings
iong shreds OF green sweet peppers and serve
with French dressing to which are added
nnely minced chives, the whole shaken in
pint jar until very thick
Devalted cHcumbcrs arc delicious. "heartv."
attractive and different" Pare. quarter
and remove the seeds from six medium sized
cucumbers, cut in half inch dice and boil five
or SIX minutes in salted water. Bake in a
glass dish In alternate layers with fine crumbs
lew chopped nut meats; add nicely seasoned
tomato sauce, adding to each layer salt, pep
per and tiny pinch Of sugar. Cover with a
layer OF grated cheese and bake until a rich
brown.
Cucumber dressin9.-This is very nice with
fish. Pare, chop and drain two cucumbers.
squeezing until they are as dry as possible.
Just before serving mix with an equal amount
of mayonnaise dressing to which has been
added whipped cream. Or the cucumber NAV
be added to stiffy whipped cream which has
been highly seasoned with salt, paprika, mus
tard and very little vinegar.
Squash
Summer sQuosh.-Tlis delicate vepetah,. ;s
usually boiled, mashed and seasoned. and s
very nice prepared in this simple way. The
points" In cooking it are: First, use while
very young and tender; second, cut in pieces.
but do not peel or remove seeds: third. after
cooking lay 1t in square Of cheesecloth To
remove superfuous water and mash until free
from Jumps; fourth return to the kettle and
let it again get very hot before serving. These
points make all the difference between a deli.
cious and very poor product
Fried Summer squash.-This is fully as deli
cious as fried eggplant, which it closely re-
sembles Slice a good sized squash in quarter
inch pieces and dip in beaten egg to which has
been added two or three tablespoonsful of cold
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
Tribune Institute Consumers
Cooperative Clubs

mere are three hundred
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orders ~ ~ '~D~~""" "e'T
we descrAbe of he
oevered tell ro.
~No'' o"""0''"es VIC cnsf0e
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rasins
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ms IS nor philanthropy,
Die by motor delivery dpayinq cash. S """1e poss
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Efficiency: ,Thsss Devices
Tighten .hIovseovork
The Sewing Machine Mtastot, With Many


Uses
A SEWING MACHINxA, that runs itself
~ means that an endless amount Of plain
sewing-shects, plain. undergasments
and the like--can be turned of with no wcari-
ness Of body; only a guiding hand is needed.
Where electricity is availabyAs Home Sew
ing Motor is q wise investment, whether health,
time or money is to be saved, vince it viii not
only operate the sewing maehfne. but can be
equipped with attachments for uther purposes.
This Is q small horizontal uotor, mounted
upon a cast-iron four-legged 2rawe, whose feet
are rubber tipped, ard without removing any
parts from sewing machine it can be placed
against the hand wheel so that the machine
will be operated by electricity illatead Of by
the foot treadle. the belt Of which ha Of course
been previously disconnected.
The motor is equipped with . speed control
pedal and the amount Of PRESSURE produced
by the foot on this pedal regulates the speed
at which the sewing machine is run. Fast or
Slow stitch at . tinss, or eight mndred a
minute-the Homo sews everything from the
finest lingerie to the coa1sest fabric without
the drudgery Of pedalling, and moro quickly
than it could possibly be done by the foot.
The Cream Whipper attachment, consisting
of glass bowl fitted with two bladed alum
mum beating device, can be operated ly this
motor and enables cream to be quickly whipped,
thin batters mixed and mayonnaise in large
quantities to be prepared.
With the fan attachment this motor may be
quickly converted into an efficient 6A-aneh
four-bladed electric fan, while small buEt1ng
wheel and grinder can Be connected to the
shaft for sharpening knives and cleaning sil-
verware.
Homo Sewing Motor. Price 4i5. Attach
ments' Cream Whipper. $3.50, Fan. $2.so-
Combination Buffer and Grinder, $l2s
Made by the Han,ilton.Beach Mig. Co.. Ra-
cine, Wis.. and 114 Liberty ST., New York.
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whips cream, makes nay0nnaise, runs fan
or sharpens knives ia its leisure moments

. fan caster, which is SO adjustable that
pts the nozzle can be adapted for long,
medium or short nap carpets and
rugs as required.
Vaeuna Baby Twin" Vacuum Cleaner.
Price SIS, with attachments.
Made by the Kent Vacuum Cleaner Co., Inc,
Rome, N. Y.
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Registration Day
Set for August "a

The secretary OF the local board OF
military exemptions received teie-
gram from John Evans. provost mar
shai of Coirado. this morning stating
thai Saturday. August "a had been
designated by the War department as
the date for the registration for mill
tary purposes of the young men OF
the country. who had become q years
of age. since June 5. 1918 The mes
sage ordered that publicity be- given
to the fact that all young men in Ere
mont county who have attained their
majority within the last two and one
half months would be required to reg
lster at that time. Severe penalty is
provided for neglect TO comply with
the provisions OF the law Registra-
tion can be made at Canon City Flor
ence and Howard.
As only isS young men became 81
years OF age in this county between
June 5. 1917 aud June 5. 1918. the
number of reeistranis under the order
issued today is not likely to exceed
s5 or thirty.
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$4,000 seEeURc-sMiTA
ORGAN INSTALLED AT
THE JONES THEATRE

Mr.. Jesse r.. Jones. manager of the
Jones Theatre. announces that the
marvellous new organ is about in.
stalled and that on Monday. August
IL. a noted organisi will come to Can
on Cay for weeks engagement to
give specially arranged concerts with
the attractions billed for the Jones
theatre
This organ was built to order in the
Sceburg Smith factory in Chicago. at
a cost of Sio.0eo. II Is enclosed in a
dust-proor room with the console. or
keyboard. situated about IS feet away.
II is connected to the organ by a
cable so that II may be moved at
any time and re, disturb the organ.
This splendid organ Is not 10 be
confused with church organ or an
electric organ. II is OF the hates, type
OF Unit organs aud ut the presen,
there are only five of this type in the
states of Colorado and Utah.
The Secsar== Smith organ can pro.
duce the crashing melody OF a brass
band. the majestic grandeur OF an or.
gan. or the harmonious sweetness of
a symphony orchestra.
Eight miles OF insulated wire and
five miles of uninsulated wire were
used in the construction of the new
organ. The largest pipe is sxIe in.
and weighs about eighty pounds. The
smallest pipe is three fourths of an
inch high and weighs one-haif ounce.
Adv.
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wssrcLiFFe NEWS.
twet Mt. Tribvne1

Miss Jessie Lo~ther came up from
Canon City Tuesday ON visit to
friends in the valley. guest in the
kcnnicott home.
Miss Lena fiedsin came up from
Canon City last Friday ON visit TO
friends guest in the family OF Dr.
Hinshaw.
Miss Helen Jeffrey. who had been
visiting Mrs. Ray Nickerman. returned
to Canon City Thursday.
Mrs. r. T. wsdIeirh went 10 Canon
last Saturday. TO Join party OF
friends ON an outing trip to Bu.na
Vista
Miss Emma caulke arrived from
Canon City Tecsds, on a visit to Mrs
A. J. Hanna
John Adams arrived from Canon
City last evening. no doubt TO escape
the heat a few days.
Mrs. Harry Fischer and the chill.
dren spent week or so IN Canon ard
returned home last Friday.
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PARK CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Miller and
daughters. MARY and Alwjida OF Chand
Ter. were ON the Park Sunday, visiting
friends
C. Fredericton of Canon was a
business visitor on the Park one day
last week
Mrs. Clair Bailey spent Sunday with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Pearcy.
Mrs. Y. A. Fraser OF BROOKLYN. n.
Y. arrived few days ago. bringing
with her Wella Rose Holman. TO
visit with her father. Sam B. Hon-
man and grandmother This is her
first visit to Colorado since leaving
here five years ago
Floyd Hickman and family of Or
chard Park. Were visiting friends on
the park Sunday
H. f. Hoffman. wife and daughter
of Meeker, Colo. left for their home
Tuesday. after visiting at the home OF
S. B. Hoffman for a week
Mrs. s. A. Teshure OF Boulder. came
down few days ago to visit with her
granddaughter. Nella Rose Hoffman
Mr. l.. E. Dollard of Pueblo was a
business visitor on the Park last week.
A A. Hoffman and sons OF S:x-MiIe
were Sunday dinner guests at the
home OF Mrs. L. F. Hoffman.
J. II. Hayes OF Buena Vista. left for
his home after spending several days
in the park looking after his ranch
ing interests.
Mr. Ed Osborn and daughters ArIoa
and Arlina. OF Denver. have returned
home after visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Ed chebeIat and family
Geo and Oral Cheteiat who are
employed on the new auto road be-
tween Canon City and Cripple Greek.
came down over Sunday with home
folks.
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MRS. kEnz,e .. eomuNos
HERE FOR A VISIT.

Mrs. Kenxie II. Edmunds has come
To Colorado for months visit with
her mother. Mrs. Myra Sheriff.. She
was accompanied BY Mrs. Joe Brown
and little daughter. OF Chattanooga.
Mrs. Sheriff.. Mrs. Edniunds and their
guests haye gone TO Cottonwood lakes
above Buena Vista. for a few weeks.
Mrs. Edmunds came direct from JEFF
ferson Barracks near st. Louis. where
her husband, Major kenzie n. Ed
munds. holds an important post in
preparing new soldiers for the army
In France.
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CoAlDALE NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Smith motored
to Canon Friday.
Mrs. French and son Donald. OF
Hopper. spent few hours with Mr.
and Mrs. Denek. on their way to Colo.
Springs. where they will visit rel
atives.
Mr.. Marion Lemons has purchased
one of the cottonwood ranches; the
one known as the Bay place.
Mrs. James Duffy returned to her
home in Denver Sunday. She was ac-
coinpanied 5y Mrs Gilroy and
Miss Pauline Millington.
Mr.. Jos. Boyer and sisters motored
to Canon Friday.
Mr. Talbot and wife are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bachelor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denek and daughters.
motored to Salida Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Runyan and
children who have been visiting Mrs.
Runyan's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Hayden. for the past week. have re-
turned 10 their home in saiida.
Mr.. Wilbur Eddy returned from
westcIiffe where he has been visit
ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dr. Kelley of Saiida
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bud
Miilington. over Sunday.
Mrs Arthur Jones returned from
Denver, Thursday.
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List Of Bills
canon Gle. Coiora.lo.

tdHsb t@ltt- fOlbSdIe.
August s. 1918
The following is a list Of bills paid
b. tife city Council, Of Canon City.
Colo. at its meeting. August :. 1914
3 NJ anderson, $500; 4 J. f Craig.
s1s.og; Grant Dickinson. sisi0e. John
Hamilton ia si.:oe; W g Huntoon.
dahl. sih A. J. Turner. xi5.0o. i.
seaman. $1,000: augustus reise. $4,000:
6. NJ Benton. $500.
$4,000; John Meredith. $4,000; ~ G.
Campbell. ss5.oo: John Hundley. $500:
Tom Lambert. $500; chas Morris.
sl5.oo. sam Shrunpf, ssl-5o; Ed. Dye,
Daniels. 75 cts: TAYLOR 4 Yard. $500:
Colo. state PenItentiary. s12.5e. = Z.
Hunter Palmer. 60 cts. I.orentz Ritz
man, $3.50: julius Pearse +. u, * :. Co.
$500: Fremont County Natl. Bank.
Helen seaman. s..s5: City Clerk. $500: I:
Silver Stale Garage. $3.50.
Ed Van Horn. 5000: Monntain siaSes
Biggs Lbr Co. s4o.4s
l. Ia Tadsett' .75.oe: IrS'f; ci'y clsrS. SO SEQ:
Herbert Owens. 5000: Claude Iutchi
son. $500: J. L. Govern. $500: Royal
D. 5. Co, 95 cts; J. NJ Anderson a. Co.
500. Electrical supply Co. s6-s5: City
CLERK. S.s-f9-
Terry Moran. $4,000.
Cemetery F'und.-.A. = Muuroe s6s. 90
L. l. Cleveland. $500.
Lighting Fund.-Ark- v. I;y- l. & +.
Co.. $it5.1O-
Library Fund.-Mrs. Julia Mack.
Treasurer. $1,000
Health Fund.-pr F. &. Webb.
sf7.3s.
Miscellaneous Fund--Thc Curran Co.
$3.50. Mountain States T. < T. Co.
si.o0: +. II. Whtpple. ss.55: DiclSerson
Bros. si..5; cay Clerk. ss6.S5: Interest
Fund city Treasurer. $4,000: Niaduct
* Improvement District No. /. CITY
Treasurer. $seo-eo: Sidewalk * Grading
Dist No. :, city Treasurer. se.esI.5o-
Water fund.-John Chetelat. SI.5.eo;
Lee Wynkoop. $500: y. Porteous
$500. Roy Walton. $500: J. Seaman.
S45.0o. Tbeo. Shoemaker. $500, w.
Asher. <S.Oe. Vim. Rutherford. $3.50.
l. = Sipe. s5.ss: John MeurS. S5.S5, I,
Fred Span. S5.6s. I'iIfsburc Meter Co
$1,000. W. J. Asher. s6s.oe; Riggs Lbr
Co, $3a.94. Iorentz. t.itzuan. $lz.se:
First Nail. Bank. S-3.@s: Harding H6w
Co. ss-s5. Ark. V Ky. l.. a T. Co. <5-ss. !.
city Clerk Ss-6s: Mountain States T. *
T. Go. s2.e5: Neprun., Meter Co.. s5.1s.
Royal Gorge Garage. s4-01. Ellis &
Hood. $500: T.. W. blanchard. s5c;s. :
Hunter Palmer. So cts. W. l.. Ta.r=art
30 cts; Eamhier Print SHOP. sso.eo
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
city Clerk
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Harry Maxwell
Appointed Deputy
Provost Marshal

Harry H. sfax~eH. .fortnet physical
director OF the Canon City y n. c. A.
and now in tha fnilitaEs service AT Ft.
Logan. in the course of a letter to the
Daily Record. under date OF August 4.
says: .so .4.-
II was very sorry TO learn OF the
terrible automobile accident 10 Canon
City people a few days,ago. Disast-
rous and distressing as such affairs
are. they are one of the hazards OF mo-
toring and are sometimes unavoidable.
We have been very busy up here
the last few weeks as the enlisted
men have been coming in>sieadiiy and
Monday the draft will start coming
in ~ she rate OF about 500 n day which
VIII mean that we will be swamped
for a while as this qsgs@ly lasts
week and then II takes them two or
three weeks To send them .6ut again.
Il just returned few days ago
from Camp Travis. Texas. where
accompanied the Colorado draft men
~as very pleased TO see the Ere
mont county men OH the train have
taken several OF these trips to New
Mexico and ii is very interesting work
have been given a provost marshal's
commission and am in a way held re
sponsibie for the men during the
trip"
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RUSSELL JEFFREY
HOME FROM IDAHO.

Russell Jeffrey returned to Canon
City few days ago from Pocateilo
and Caldwell. Idaho. where he has
been employed for the last year or
more and is again at home with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y l. Jeffrey.
at hog Greenwood avenue. Altho not
old enough TO be within the scope OF
the selective draft. he is anxious to
enlist in the army and made Inquiries
To that end a,the recruiting office In
Salt Lake City while on the way home
from the west. but was unable to
CRAFTY his ambition.
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SUBSTITUTES THAT CAN
BE SOLD WITH FLOUR.

It appears That many OF the mer-
chants do not fully understand what
can be sold as flour substitutes. For
your information this list Is again pub
lished and Is as follows;
Corn meal.
Corn flour.
Edible Corn Starch.
Hominy.
Corn Grits.
Barley Flour.
Rolled Oats.
Oatmeal,
Rice Flour
Potato Flour.
Sweet Potato Flour.
Buckwheat Flour.
Emmer Flour.
Soya Bean Flour.
Fcterita Flour and Meals.
The entire list may be sold as sub
siitu,cs. whether in bulk. cartons or
packages.
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sonooI. onnsns cALLrD.

Notice j. hereby given that the fol-
lowing registered School Warrants is
sued by the several districts of f'ro-
mont County. drawn upon the several
funds. viii be paid upon presentation
10 III. County Treasurer a. his Office
IN Canon city. Colorado any time dur
ing business hours between the date
OF this notice and the 9Th day of sep
tember 1918. and further notice IL
hereby given that School Warrants
called by this notice not so presented
shall cease 10 draw interest on aud
affer niidni..nf Of senI..rnh.r :. laIN
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WAS TAKEN TO sAtioA
THIS MORNING.

Sheriff l.. II. Gillen of chaffee coun-
ty and the night marshal at Saiida.
were visitors in Canon city this morn
ing. Charles Edwards, who was ar
rested here week ago and locked up
in the county Jail on the charge of
stealing a bicycle. was taken back to
Salida by them for trial. Edwards Is
only is years OF age and has secured
the consent of his parents TO join the
navy. il he can lind recruiting OH
Ger that will enlist him.
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pR. kAc. sAPERo

The well known Denver Eye. Ear.
Most and Throat Specialist will again
visit Canon City. Monday only, Auguat
IS. nj the Hotel Miller. See his dis.
play advertisement elsewhere. Tell
your neiEhbors Consultation free
ADV. Aug. 1884: ". Aug. Is. g.
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4 nd

and
TIE M rEoPIE OF THE sTATE OF
To she defendants Above Named;
You are hereby required to appear
m N an action brought against you by
TS. STATE OF COI.OEADo. and an
swer the complaint therein within
II you are served within this County.
II served out of this County or by pub
ieati"n. within thirty days after SER
vice hereof exclusive Of the day of
serv Ice or Judgment by default will be
tak.n against you according to the
prayer of the complaint
III copy of the complaint be not
served upon you herewith. or il SER
vice hereof be made out of the State
% that above specified shall be al
in said action.
rms is an action on money demand
Tor sum less than $..aae. for a judE-
inent aud decree OF this Court as fol
lows. to-wit:
For Judgment against the de-
fendant. Joseph \. Gould. and in favor
OF plaintiff in rhc sum OF Fifteen hun
thereon from September Is. 1916. be.
sides the costs OF this action and AZ,
attorneys Zee in reasonable amount
Tor the prosecution OF this suit te he
fixed ty tie Court herein. plaintiffs
said demand being founded on a prom
issory note dated March IS. 1910.
Gould. promised to pay to the order of
one Sarah W. Dorsey. the sum OF FIJI
teen hundred $1,000 Dollars in Three
go years after said date. with inter
est at the rate of Seven 90 per cent
per annum- payable semi-annuaIly.
same having been thereafter duly en-
dofS.d. transferred and delivered to
THIS piainiin and being secured by =
certain mortgage of record in the or
lct ~ thr County Clerk aud Il. cprs9.-r
OF Fremont County. Colorado in Book
~ ~ rage FL. to which reference is
hereby feade
@.-f'or = decree OF this Court fore
closing said mortgage a. against all of
the defendants. for Il sale OF ths. real
estate and property conveyed by said
mortSaGc. intending Twenty sep
Park Center Land x Mater Company
10 satisfy plaintiffs said claim costs
Of this action u reasonable attorneys
fee for the prosecution of this suit. in
accnrdance with Tire t., ms OF said
sale
s..I.or asfisiegzy Judgment
against ti.- defendant. Joseph A. Could
for any deficiency there may be after
applyius the proceeds of such sale as
aforesaid.
lief as plaintiff may he entitled to in
The premises. all ss more fully shown
ny the complaint flied herein
WITNESS KENT l.. Ei.DRE.D.
and the seal thereof hereunto affixed
County. this sist day OF June. ISIS.
KENT l. EIDRED.
Jndse and Acting Clerk
,Ss ny, Ri-ANcHE Nilsson:
Fist pub. July Is. ISIS rs"'s fk
Last pub. Aug. Is. 1918
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT oAY.
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT oAY.

Estate OF Mary c. weitner. deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present them for adjustment to the
County Court OF Fremont County,
Colorado. on the 3lst day of August,
A. u. 1918.
ROZEi.I.A +. NORRIS.
Administrative with VIII Annexed
First pub. Aug. 5. 1918.
Last pub. Aug %. 1918.
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The Important thing is to make the
start-to secure the proper training
our summer classes provide the best
opportunity Start today.
HART's BUSINESS COLLEGE.
156.u.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court. Eleventh Ju-
diciai District
State OF Colorado.
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WUnes~ my hnnd and offrinf senl
this isth day ef August, \. y. istS.
blake HDGEBS.
County Treasurer.
Frs, pub, Aug. i5. 1918.
last pub. Srr.ts .. fsix