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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-11-26
No Confirmation Her,


WASHINGTON, Nov. 26--It swas
said today that there was no founda-
ton whatever for talk of censor
ship over news of the peace confer
ence, and that American newspaper
correspondents would be given all.
facilities possible for transmitting
thc<r dispatches.
The suggestion from London that
navy vessels surrendered by Germany
under the armistice may be sunk to
avoid possible disagreement among
the associated nations as to their dis
position, was received by naval
officials here with evident surprise.
Secretary Daniels said today that the
proposition had never been mentioned
to him. and he was certain American
naval representatives had suggested
no such plan.
Admiral Benson the -.rk'ng c;qcer
among the American deferaSc<. Ssll.: ~
ed full instructions before his depart
ure. and undoubtedly this point was
conferred in his conferences with Sec
retary Daniels.
If the Versailles conference DEGREES
that the German warships are to be
pro-rated among the allies according
to naval losses. the United States
would obtain only one destroyer and
one or more cruisers the major ships
going to England, France and Italy.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-11-26

WEATHER-Fair to-
night. Wednesday
increasing cloudi-
ness.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-02
Universalist Church.
Rev. rhomls Chapman. Pasto

Rev. Thomas Chapman, Pastor.
Mr.. Geo. ". Clark, Sunday School
S iperin,endent.
Preaching Sunday at IL a. m. and
1880 p. m.
AT the forenoon service the pastor
of the church will speak on the SUBJ
iect, Conditions of DiscipIeship."
The Union Service will be held
here in the evening, when Rev. DR..
Powell, o the Methodist church, will
preach on the subject, "The Right
eousness Of the Scribes and Phari-
Sees"
DR.. Powell always has a message
worth while, and he will impart a
timely message on this occasion. The
Universalist church extends a cordial
invitation TO all to come and worship
together.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-02
One FOURTH TO
RED CROSS
Martin & Boyd Will Give That
Part OF Proceeds Feb
ruary 9.

On February 9the drug firm Of Mar.
tin c Boyd will celebrate their tenth
anniversary OF business experience in
llopkinsville. This has been a sue
cessful ten years for this firm and they
feel like giving some substantial ex-
preston to. their appreciation Of the
patronage accorded them, so they
have decided that on that day they
will donate one.fourth of their cash
receip the local bra lch Of the Red
Cross.
Two ladies OF the Red Cross chap.
ter will act as cashiers on that day.
Inisisa ve"y generous act Of the
firm and one tuaI should be duly ap-
pre.itted.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-02
Bathes In Ice Water.

Miss Alice Gray, The University o.
Chicago student who has been her.
init on the Miller dunes since h,l
winter, says dispatch, is surprising
people by donning a bathing suit,
walking over the ice foes and snow
gorges in Lake Michigan open water
and taking daily dir, no matter
whether blizzard RACES or not Peo-
pie brave arduous trips to see her
take her plunges in among the foes.
When she returns to her hut her bath
ing suit is covered with ice. She has
shot lot of game this winter and
walked five miles to Porter for her
supplies.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-02
For Sale.

. Buckeye Incubator. Call 2sO-4.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-02
In
THREE RIVERS
urn Loose and Sweeps Away
Scores Of River Craft
Loss Is Heavy.

Breaking Of the forges in the Ohio,
lIssissipn nd Green rivers Wednes-
~ In some1 instances brought fresh
oaster to shipping property, threat.
he'd them in others and created un-
o1Incss in widely separated sections.
Apparently the most serious dam
be Is reported from Cincinnati and
carrollton at the mouth Of the Ken
mcky, at which places three steamers
vere sunk, and loaded coal barges
tere set adrift.
Vat Paducah, where the gorge broke
tuesday, doing a million dollars dam
Re, a second gorge has formed with
respects Of greatly increased damage
then Il breaks. Dynamite was used
h an effort to break the jam and start
! moving slowly, but II was without
|.ccess.
I Al Cairo, two small packets were
INK. Hickman reported the gorge
pposite Columbus broken and the
|eamers, swept into the stream from
hducah, passing there fast in the ice.
In Eastern Kentucky the report in
Gated cold snap had checked the
he Of the rivers.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-02
LOUISVILLE SALE
FEB. ELEVENTH
Choice Offering Of Shorthorns
and Polled Durhams on
That Date.

In the Combination Sale Of Short
horns and Polled Durhams, to be helc
under the auspices Of the Kentucky
Pure-Bred Live Stock Association, al
the Bourbon Stock Yards. Louisville,
Ky, Monday, February 1lth, iifteer
bulls and thirty-hve females are list
ed.
w. X. Moorman & Son. Glen Dean,
KY, have consigned four Scotch Vic
torias, including the four-year-old
COW, Victoria Goth, and her yearIinp
daughter, Victoria lith, by Marahall
field.
j. II. Galloway, Smithfleld, KY,
consigns three valuable Scotch.topped
Young Mary cows in calf to pure
Scotch bulls, and the yearling bull,
Gold Standard, Scotch topped Phyi-
lis.
Col. j. S. Bate, Smithfeld, Ky, Of
fers the grand young COW, Ladyship.
She is Of big scale, grand style, and
as smooth any American bred COW of
her size. Her owner refused $4,000
for July bull calf out Of her.
Z. L. Robertson, Glen Dean, Ky,
conslgns four females. Mr.. Stth also
offers two young bulls by the villager
bull, Stithton King.
A. c. Bettersworth, Bowling Green,
KY, has consigned his herd bull,
Cleveland Star.
S. Karrener, Of Bowling Green, Ky,
offers the yearling bull, Clipper Boy,
4 son OF Red Clipperand direct male
defendant OF Avondale.
The Polled Durham consionments,
'or the number offered, are the equal
n quality and breeding. of any public
ale Of the breed that has ever been
leld in this country.
r. II. McGaughey, Hopkinsville,
iy., who sprdng into prominence as
IN exhibitor Of Polled Durhams at the
asst Kentucky State Fair, offers the /
'oung bull, Steadfast Chief, son of
Red Victor 10th, senior champion at !
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-02
At Tabernacle This Month.

From old Babylon, that so-caIled
cradle Of civilization" which ID. w.
Griffith has reproduced so vividly in
his new spectacle Intolerance" !"
came all religions, literature, science
and civilization, says Sayce and Jas
trow wand other eminent Assyriologists.
The story ofthe food, the fall Of man,
the destruction Of the rebeIlious an
gels, and the prophesy Of the coming
OF Christ, were all told in Bah, on
before the Hebrew Bible was written.
Intolerance" will be shown at the
Tabernacle some time this mcnth.
Exact date will be announced later.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-02
Prof. Mckinley Resigns.
Jan 81. 1918.

Jan 81, 1918.
Iwish to thank the teachers of the
county for their kindness during the
past four years while have been one
OF the County Examiners, and beg to
present my resignation to County
Supt Foster, by reason of my ardu-
Gus duties as Supt. of Howell High
School.
L. j. M'GINLEY.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-02
OSCAR LAWRENCE
Naval Recruit From Trigg
County Victim Meningitis.

Oscar Lawrence, of Trigg co11ts,
died at the Great Lakes training
school for the navy Saturday, OF
meningitis. Ills body WAS sent home
for inierment The young man was
a brother of Lonnic, Lawrence FORM
erly OF this city. who Is now Soldier
at Camp Shelby, and who arrived
here "Wednesday on a ten-days fur
lough TO attend his brothers. funeral
in Trigg County. Oscar Lawrence
enlisted from Omaha, Neb. De- 8. He
was 2l years of age.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-02
c. p. Church.
Sunday School n, $50.
Preaching, III a. m.

Sunday School at $50.
Preaching, II a. m.
Evening service (Union) at Univer
salis' church, 7;3O. DR.. Powell will
preach.
Prayer meeting (Union) Wednesday
evening at c. p church, 7:30; Rev.
Chapman, leader
Christian Endeavor, 500 p. m.
Holy Communion, ll.5O a. m.
We should be glad to have every
member attend this service. Come
and bring your friends with you. All
are welcome.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-02

A Boston ornithologist makes plea
that guils be protected because they
follow submarines to pick up refuse
and thus are sure to detect such a
craft The professor forgets that the
word gull" sometimes means to fool
reople.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-02
Remains Arrive.

The remains Of Stephen T. Rives,
vho died at Amherst, Va, Jan. Ia,
rived here yesterday morning and
vere placed in a vault in the Chapel
/ Rlyerside Cemetery. The inter-
nent gill take place later.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-02

the State Fair. The dam Of this bull
asa yearling was winner at the
leading Western Kentucky Fairs. lie
c'mes from, not only prize winning
ancestry, but from a
family noted for their great scale and
substance. Farmers Home Journal.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-07
SOMETHING ABOUT THE GREAT.
BOND ISSUE IN THIS COUNTY

Lieutenants Frank Steinmeier.
Jesse Dorndorn. Frank Batcheier. e.
e. Lambuth. r. C. Stevens, Jas. A.
Dickerson, ). w. .Hadden, A. C. Jeu-
sen. Phil Sheridan. s. w. Howerton.
Precinct No. 1e-Garden Park.
Captain E. r. Bess.
Lieutenants Wade Hampton, II. A..
Nelson
County Commissioners District No. 2.
Adj. W. L. Morris. Commanding.
Precinct No. z-Fiorerce.
Captain A. I. Hadiey.
Lfeutenants Geo. Columbia. ]. d..
Stewart. f. NJ. Mcdonald, John Bald.
Dan Isaacs. Nat Mcconnell. J. n.
Farley, Dan Woods. Geo. Palmer.
Precinct No. eFiorence.
Capt Jackson Taylor Jr.
Lieutenants w. r. Hood. B. p. Nc
Clintock. w. w. Cafky. Jos. Hamblett,
J. v. McCandiess. T. NJ. Howells. Thos.
Torpey. Lynn Smith, Jas. R. Burchard,
Delbert A. Hessick
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PROCLAMATION

able to exhibit his certificate showing
his patriotism during the present cr.s-
is was -xemplified by enlistment in
this worthy cause.
THEREFORE,. /. JULIUS c. GUN
TER. "a Governor OF the State of
Colorado. do hereby designate the
week of March 1929 as special regiES
tration week for tho United States
Bows Working Reserve. and urge ~
nbie-bodied young men between the
ages OF rs and 81 years. and not regu-
larry employed. TO enlist for Their sum
mer vacation in this branch OF the
service.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have
hcreunto set my hand and caused TO
be affixed the Great Seal NJ the State
OF Colorado Done ut Denver. the
State Capitol. this. Twenty-eeventh
day of February. A. d. 1918.
JULIUS c. GUSTER.
Atost: Governor.
JAMES r. NoLAND.
Secretary OF State.
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EvANoELisr DEL AvED
IN HIS ARRIVAL. 80.

Prof. ROud Shaw Of Frunkfort. KY.
who was expeqted 10 arrive here this
afternoon to begin . series of evan
selistIc meetings at the Christian
church this evening. was unavoidabIy
delayed in startine for Colorado and
will not reach Canon: City until some
time on ThursdAy. Prof. Haley 70
ceived a telcsrsni from him sat Louis
vile. KY. late yesterday afternoon.
saying that circumstances Of an un-
expected charsefershpd prevented him
from leaving home "a ths scheduled
date. but that he would bdF here with.
out fail In ptimes fors THURSDAY assn.
ing's serxices.
The meeting Will be hold It the
'Chfiitah church this evening AZ prev.
iousiy announced and viii be In charge
of Rey. p: J. Elsea. nveryboEy h cor.
daily invited 70 attend
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-07
D. P. Bradley Died
Monday in Pueblo

Daniel p. Bradley. pioneer resi-
dent OF the Arkaneas valley and at
one time citizen OF this community.
died at his home In Pueblo, on Mon
day. In referring 70 Ais demise the
Chieftain of this morning says:
'Mr. Bradley was man loved by
everyone and the news OF his death
win cause great borrow among his
mahy friends in the city.
HE is survived by his wife and two
children. Mrs Belle Durant. daugh-
ter. of this city. and son. Joseph.
living at Basait. Colo. He Is also sur
vived by four brothers and two sis.
ters.
"Mr. Bradley came to Pueblo 81
years ago. and for the last fourteen
years has been in the employ OF the
Santa Fe railroad at Pueblo, La Jun
ia. Trinidad and Canon City.
HE was an old soldier and a men,
Der of the Grand Army Of the Re
public
.'The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock in the
Mccarthy funeral chapel. The mem
bers Of Pueblo post No. s. G. A. R..
will attend the services and conduct
their ritual services at the grave. In
ment viii be in Mountainview ceme-
fary" s-f
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cARp'oF ,rnAnKs.

To our neighbors and friends who
gave 30 freely OF their time. labor and
sympathy and for the lovely floral
offerings during our weehs OF sus-
pense and final irreparable loss. we
thank you most sincerely and our
prayers for you are. that. when your
dark hours come. the same earnest.
helpful friendship may bo returned to
you In full measure.
Yours sincerely.
MRS. ROSE c. PARKS.
u. 4. PARKS,
GoLDiE NJ. PARKS,
FINS L. PARKS,
DAVE PARKS.
52-p1td: pitw
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-07
WILL LEAVE WEDNESDAY
FOR CAMP FUNsroh.

The two remaining members OF Ere
mont cdtlnty's quota q thirty-fivc
men OF the first selectivc draft wili
leave Wednesday morning for Camp
Funston. They are Joe Di Eorio Of
Chandler ard Edward Durford' Burk-
e... the latter being at present In
Denver hi Eor!o will 80 from here
to Pueblo over the Ri Grande; thence
over the Missouri Pacific road to
Council Grove. Kansas. thence to
Junction City. Kansas over the M.'I>S
4 T. road. Burkett Will 20 from Den.
yer TO Camp Funston. Both boys
have been presented with the usual
soldierr' kits by the Chamber Of Com
merce.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-07
EXECUTIVE ORDER.

81 Never7before has, for
increased production In agriculture
been 30 imperative. The operation of
the Select.ve Service Law and enlist
ments in the various branches OF the
service have materially reduced the
number Of employees on the farms
This condition must be remedied by
enllsting every ablebodied youth be
tween the ages OF 1e and 81 years in
the United States Doyss working Re
serve. in which young nIeh viii be
enrolled for work on the farms and
stock ranches. This service will
broaden the education ana improve
the physical condition. He viii have
the advantage of q special farm and
stock course Of Instruction
After the war. and ia furorc years.
It viii be a source OF pride and salts
faction to the youth OF today to be
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-07
The Canon City Record. Thursday. March Z, 1els.

Mrs. Margaret zontiney Mrs. Grace
Lincoln. W. b. Pugh.
Precinct No. 32-ere~ster.
Captain Frank B. Smith. Florence.
Lieutenants u. Z. Edwards. e. L.
Lyells. Jos Tonso, John Balagna
VIM. Graham. Dan Berdar. Ed Carl.
son. Nego vendetu.
Precinct No. ae-Portiand-
Captain J. K Simmons.
Lieutenants jas. Hoop. w. a. Wild.
DR.. T, A. Davis, J, p, .AcFie.
Precinct No. a7---ssseient.
Captain Ceorxe Baker. Pyrolits.
Lieutenants5T n. Al, Mccormick. DR..
Yale, A. NJ. Smith. Naylor Galloway.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-07
Miss McLain Employed
as Secretary of the Red
Cross for Whole Time

At meeting OF the directors OF the
Red croes Monday morning. the reeig-
nation OF Miss Ruth Lewis ns secre-
.tary was reluctantly accepted. The
work has become 10 heavy that Miss
Lswfs felt she could not continue
xithout giving up her position as II
brarian Of the city library.
Miss Merle McIAin VS. employed
as secretary tand VIII devote her
whole time to work. being in charxe
Of Red cross Headquarters from Q
q. m. TO D. m. 4. si.asi
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tcontinuee From. PAGE one,

Continued From Page One,
Precinct No. 22-Cincoi1 Park.
Captain G. v. Hodgin.
Lieutenants ]. J. Lewis, C. NJ. Chase,
N. B. King. Dali DeWeese. Earl Ora
ham. F. J. Stiers, A e. Hubbell. J.
w. Dunlap, F. c.. Wright, J. w An
drews.
Precinct No. 28EBrookside.
Captain Joe Vezzetti.
Lieutenants M. z. Snow, E. c. .Kib-
hey. John Devivier. W. NJ. Bridges
Rocky Moschetti.' Henry Bennett.
Prank Tesone. Adolph Sca.inetti, Joe
Sartoris. J. A. Lewis.
Precinct No. 3i-orehard Park.
Captain X. Houle- IL
Lieutenants Ralph = Milton, Ed
Jenks. G. E. Stock, D. A Agnew. F.
barney, 8. B. Holman, VIM. DufYey,
IL r. McLain. w. c.. James. NJ. G.
Thomas. vsss-cys-s ss-.-4
Precinct No. ss-Esst Canon.
Captain H. }. Craig.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-07
HORSE KILLED in
AuToMoeItE ACCIDENT.

An automobile being driven weet
on Main street by r. r. Hogan Of
Kansas City. Mo-. shortly after 8
o'clock Monday afternoon ran into a
light wagon near the Miller hotel cor
ner. broke the animals leg and In
flicted other injuries that necessitdved
It's being killed. The horse. which
was owned by an Austrian. living on
South Ninth street. whose name we
have been unable to ASCERTAIN. was
turning into Main street from SeveSh
street at tho time Of the accident. Nj.
aoRan could not see the horse and
WAGON In time tolavold collision ON
account Of the slanting rays Of the
sun which was sh!ning directly into
his fsco. Mr.. Hogan paid the owner
Of tho horse t2s IN settlement Of tha
loss he had sustained
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-07
JUDGE COOPER GOES
TO BuENA VISTA. 5e,..

Judge James L. Cooper left Tues
day afternoon for Buena Vista where
he will preside at the hearing OF
some motions in relation to cases
docketed for trial q ihe chanee
county district cours. Arthur Fred.
rickson.' the official court reporter.
went to Buona Vista Tuesday night.
They expect to peturn to Canon City
Thursday sfterueon or Friday morn
ing. y...
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-07
TO 40 LETTERS MUST
BE MAILED kr p. o.

This will interest business men who
work out their letters after supper
II you want your letters to 70 tho
day you mail them. get them in the
post Office before nine O'Clock.
II you ifSye them at the hotels or
put them In the box at the depot thss
will go out The next day.
There is no mail car On the night
trains now; night mail for Denver
and the East goes out in pouches from
the post Office and the post Office
closes at 8 .. m.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-07
q. 4. wooo ors TRUCK.

q. T. Wood and Son are using a
new Ford truck IN thsif cnafhnd NOV.
ing business. The trick is the heav.
iest Ford brought here thus far and
is capable OF hauling heavy loads. 1t
will mean that Wood and Son can
give prompter service than ever be
fore. The car was purchased from
the wann Motor Co.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-07
prectnet No. s-Florenee.

Captain Thos. Cavanaugh.
Lieutenants w. e. Egan. Jos. Blunt,
J. w. Burkhard. t. II. Morrissey. H.
C. Mosher. F. C. e. VESSEL, Irwin
Meek. e. l.. Beverstock. C. A. Miner,
Daniel Morgan. s
Precinct No. io-Penrose. :
Captain A. Cowie.
Lieutenants d. d. Bowman, II. X.
Smith. John F. Wright. A. C. Larsh,
". A. Meyer.
Precinct No. 1t-coal Greek.
Captain F. w. Abbott.
Lieutenants W. C. Gilbert. Ben
Beach. Alfred Durfee, John Cowan. C.
Salvi. John Falgion, James Donaldson.
Jas. R. Davis. Foster Ransom, John
B. Young.
Precinct No. i5-kiardscrabbie.
Captain Z. e. Dickson. wetmore,
Colo.
Lieutenant Albert Lehr.
Precinct No. fs-coneretc.
Captain w. F. Hammett-
Lieutenants H. ]. Taylor, II. F. Lom-
bard. F. J. Bacon. Geo. w. Greek. Ed
Fulmer. G. F. Wilson. Walter Raper.
Ed Woodruff. w. Z. Domka-
County commissioners' District No. 3.
Adj D. NJ. Walker. Commanding. !,
Precinct No. 12-current Creek.
Captain ALI. Rowe. Canon City.
Colo.
Lieutenants Guy Foster, Frank
Rowe. Lonnie Gribble. Lou woodring.
Precinct No. 13-s4IiisIde.
Captain F. R. Lomb. Cotopaxi. Colo.
Lieutenants James Belknap. John
Squiers, T. G. Baliman, Mrs. Eliza
beth Mccormick.
Precinct No. f4-coaldaie.
Captain w. H. Smith
Lieutenants Ed Owens, Tom GIL
ray, Grant Alexander. Geo. A. Wick
ems.
Precinct No. 17-ParkdaIe.
Captain John F. Murray.
Lieutenants Oscar Green. Grover
Reed. David Crouch.
Precinct No. t2-cotopaxi.
Captain John R. Worth.
Lieutenants T. Witcher. r. w.
Beach. A l. Challis, Mrs. John Ire
land. Miss Ada Mueibach.
Precinct No. 23-howard.
Captain A w. Alexander Jr.
Lieutenants r. B. Jefard. 8. w.
Ross. .Chas. Stokes, W. II. Howard.
George Davis. r. s. wilioushby. D.
C. Heister.
Precinct No. 2e-cotsenwood.
Capt. Robt. L.. Pope. Canon City.
Colo
Lieutenants w. J. Black. J. D. Dun
tee. Andy johnson. chas. sqmmerviiie.
A. v. Chivvis, Dr. CALDWELL.
prssanes NJ s6--vvhItehesr. IA,
Captain Albart sneddan. .rurrst
Colo.
Lieutenants- Henry Craig, Robt. l.
Allen. Howard Patterson, O. N. Sap
pington.
Precinct No. 24-wiliIamsbure.
Captain VIM. J.. Davis.
Lieutenauts Thos. Blythe, David
Evans. John Godfrey. Lawrence Pc
rino. John B. Scavarda, l. Saccamano,
Robt. Lynn. Tony Balenza-
Precinct No. 2s-Roekvaie.
Captain Fred Dyer.
Lieutenants Vincenzo Migliazzo.
Edw. Agard. Chas. Nash, Frank Roc
chic. Steve Zavilla. Steve Wasohah.
Miss Kate Kochan. Miss Grace Payne.
Precinct No. 3o-chandier.
Capt. A. G. Price.
Lieutenants Joe Zontlne. +. 8.
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oALlEXsrockroN
OPEN HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.

The Galley Stockton shoe company
have opened q hosiery department
which ~ili BE- in charge OF Miss VII
ma Scwcomb. Hosiery for ladies' and
children win be specialized IN. bns aj
splendid line win also pc carried for
the men so that the whole family
can be fitted out in hosiery and shoes
at this store. II will bc fully able
TO line up to the slogan "complete
outfitcrs OF Feet
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-07
MRS. GERTRUDE srockoER
MUCH IMPROVED I'm HEAlTh.

Mrs. Gertrude stockder OF $40 River
street. who has been suffering from
an attack Of pneumonia. Is now much
improved in health and is In the con-
vaiescent stage at present. As yet
she has not been abIe 10 be out OF
the house but expects 10 be enjoying
the fresh air In a short time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-07
MR.. AND MRS. HARLAN WOOD
RETURN HOME.

Mr.. and Mrs Harlan wood returned
home Tuesday from several weeks
spent in California. pleasurebent Mrs.
Grace Yates who accompanied them
lis still in California and expects to
remain there for some little time yet.
Mr.. Wood made q side trip to Idaho
ON business on the way out.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-07
BLUE FRONT GROCERY
BUYS DELIVERY TRUCK.

The Blue Front Grocery is now de-
iivering its orders With new Ford
truck recently purchased from the
wann Motor company The truck rs
specially constructed for the purpose
for which y Is being utilized. It il
= dandy and q working true to form
up TO date.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-07
SENATOR LINES GONE
TO CALIFORNIA.

Senator Matt n. Lines left q day
or two ago on u combined business
and pleasure trip to Los Angeles and
other points in Southern California.
,He expects to be gone three or four
weeks.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-07

Messrs. c. D. Roller and c. C..
Knoles representatives of the c. A.
Robertson Brokerage Co.. OF Texjco.
New Mexico. are business visitors In
Canon City today.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-07

Many psepss hsvs sps1 fursiturs u
;scod sdvantaos ihsu Ths Rseprd Wsns.
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