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Fruitmere'. Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. W w Penny of Rock
vale were visitors at the J. L. Hast
ing home on Rnoades avenue last
Tuesday
Pete Petersen of Cyanide avenue
spent Sunday at the home Of Buck
Walton in Florence.
Messers. Easton and NJ. o. Allen
took truckload of fine porkers to
Pueblo Monday.
Mr.. Brooks and family have moved
from the Ed Curtis place to the Trout
man ranch on Main street.
Mrs. Frank Gravestock and children
spent Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. c. o. Lamb of Pear street
r. n. Gage and son Mark make a
trip every other day to Colorado
Springs with fruit
The cherries and raspberries are al
their best now.
VIII Canterbury and family OF
Beaver spent Monday =: the Andrews
home.
o. NJ Stehlin and family and Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Madsen spent Wednesday
on Lincoln Park at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Beauvier.
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There fs O fashion for wearing an
overslip of silk or satin that admits
Of several overdresses to one under
slip. II II most convenient and eco
nomical. because, with one or two un-
derslips, one may achieve q variety of
toilettes that will do duty for after
noon and evening wear Satin slips
IN black. navy blue. dark brown. or
gray prove their adaptability TO over
dresses OF printed georgette. voile and
similar fabrics and slips Of plain or
shot taffetn in light colors make the
lovely foupdations used In lace. net
and all the other light coiored sheer
dress stufss. Besides being useful for
long overdresses the dark slips are
worn with hip-iength and kneeiength
blouses or smocks.
The last arrivals In afternoon frocks
could not ask for better representation
than the two that speak so weil for the
seasons styles In the picture above.
Nearly all Of them have soft sashes
or easy rirdles at the waist line and
there are many very dainty laces used
over the light colored slips. voiies
and nets and crisp organdIe are lovely
over them and seem to add distinction
20 their dainty charm when worn over
black slips. One of-these lace dresses
over n taffeta slip Is shown af the left
OF the two models In the picture The
snkh and the cluster cf blossoms set In
the front of II are both in the same
color as the undersllp. There Is fad
for placing blossoms at the front of
the girsile. They indicate that their
loveliness inspired the color of the
frock.
A printed georrette In n dark color
with light tan figures Is shown in the
model nt the right. Gcorgette much
like this has been shown since the be-
ginning OF the season and never man.
aged with greater success than In this
gown. There Is a vest OF moire ribbon
set together with needlework and full
ruchings OF ribbon used In bands about
the sleeves at the end Of panels and
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The Record Gave
the News Correctly

While some Of the papers taking an
other service over the state had given
II out that VIII ard was knocked out in
the first round as conclusive fact.
The Record. through the reliable and
quick (but not overhasty) United
Press. was telling the fight fans who
depended puon II the correct facts. II
told the fans that willard had been
knocked down six times and the last
time would have been knockout. but
the bell ending the round had been
sounded before the count OF 10 was
made.
The over-hasty service sent out =
report that . knockout had been
scored, but this was not true and the
0ght went two more rounds, OF
cuurae the fnsl result was the same.
but 4 = alvays beat to snt TIE eacts
n<x94QAo y. - G ~
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G.x. 2zs=A
OF Good Quality.

More clothing retailers than ever be
fore. IL was stated by the representa-
tive of leading clothing house, have
decided not TO walt for statesmen to
get to them but have put in their
initial orders for fall merchandise.
says the New York Times The result
of this desire 10 get their orders in
early has so far made the volume Of
fall business done better than In any
previous season. Prices have had no
effect In curtailing orders. and the one
idea OF the retail trade seems to be to
get quality. Many OF them have men,
toned that the wholesale trade has
shown good judgment In making high
standards OF goods and workmanship
of first consideration this season. and
they say that this policy is In line
with conditions that they have found.
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Westclif News

Wet Mountain Tribune.
The Mcdonnell orchestra dance on
Tuesday evening drew a great crowd
from all quarters of the county while
few people attended from Canon
City and Florence And all had a
great time.
Elton Langworthy and Hal Skevins-
ton are still getting some fair grade
ore from the Pay Day claim on the
fiat with an occasional assay that is
highly gratifying. We saw certifi-
cate from an assay made last week
that showed S1l ounces silver and
gold enough to run the values up
above $500 a ton. We saw another
certificate Wednesday that showed
7s25 ounces silver and $3.50 in gold
Thomas Blunt on Tuesday gave the
editor a squint at the return sheet
from three cars of ore taken from
leases on >he property of the Passi-
fora company. The returns were not
regarded as high and yet the check
showed figures considerably above the
s2.0o0 mark.
Cavander Bros received returns on
a car Of ore from their lease on Ben
West hill Tuesday, the smelter check
being for s1.32S-
A Canon City firm advertises: "Our
thin underwear is as cool as breezes
from the snow-capped mountains"
Same here. brother. and our under
wear is all thin.
c. F Brown, who with his family
recently returned from Arizona to
Colorado. drove up from Canon City
Sunday. Chad has located the
family in Canon City.
The electric storm that visited the
south end of the valley last week
killed seven head of cattle belonging
TO +. S. Capda. the loss totaling 5000.
Attorney ]. T. Locke and Mr.. and
Mrs. /. s. Bailey drove up from Canon
City Monday.
Cana Bros shipped their racing
stable 20 DenYer "Wednesday. They
will put them in training for the races
there next month.
Jack" Dona dson went to Canon
City last Tuesday on days business.
Sam Pepper was an arrival last eve
ming.
Jack" MeKe lar dropped down to
Canon City Wednesday.
Ray Dissmcre is driving new Chew
rolet touring car.
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fom Rosita. Cal. where they have
been visiting.
Mrs. Zoe Morgan an dtwo children
of Glenwood Springs are the guests
of Harvey Hasker. s
Glenn Lovisone has returned from
his homestead at Micanite, and re-
ports GOOD prospects for a potato crop
In that section.
Charles Snoddey of Colorado
Springs was the guest of his sister.
Mrs. Allen. last week.
Miss Forman. who will be remeui-
bercd as former assistant principal
in the Lincoln Park school. but now
art teacher in the Seattle. Wash.
high school, was a guests on the Park
this week. en- route 10 her home in In
dependence, Kan.
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Hats for Sport Wear.

A smart sport hat that is being in
froduced by millinery manufacturers
is made of n combination OF heavy
batavia cloth and milan hemp. The
cloth Is treated with stiffening and Is
stretched firmly over the top OF a large
sailor or mushroom shape. Manila
color Is used In conjunction with fac,
ings of different hues- Titan. jay blue
henna and navy are effectively COM
bined with the shade OF the cloth
Novelty ribbons TO match the facings
are used as bands, and are Finished
with bows. cockades and short ends
which lie fat on the upper brim-
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THE PRESIDENT
MAKES FOURTH
OF JULY SPEECH
ABOARD HIS SHIP
Onx u.ltca Press.,

Abcsrd the George Washington
July 5.--We must continue 10 place
America at the service OF mankind"
declared President wilson in Fourth
OF July address on the liners deck
The Presidents speech advocated
Americas return to a policy of isolat-
ed natiolaiism, and will probably be
the keynote OF his campaign for the
enpport OF the covenant Of the League
Nations which he is soon TO begin.
The President is prepared TO extend
his proposed speaking campaign in
this country TO such a period as he
considers necessary to put the treaty
OF peace and the League Of Nations
covenant over.
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Former Resident
Here Died Friday

Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Blake of the Hot
Springs addition arc in receipt of n
message from Pueblo announcing the
sudden aeatn OF J. w. Tobin. a former
resident of Canon City. near there
Friday morning. Mr.. Togin. in com
pnny with his wife and n driver. left
Pueblo Friday morning for Rye where
they expected to spend some time In
tho hope that change OF surround
ings would prove beneficial to the
former. who had been In Ill health for
many months. When about six miles
from Pueblo Mr. Tobin lurched in his
seat and fell over against his wife.
dead. without uttesing word. The
remains were taken 10 Pueblo where
they were prepared for burial. Mr..
Tobin had suffered from hardening
OF the arteries forssome time. but felt
better Friday morn'ng. and ev,-essed
q desire to make the TRIP to Rye. Un-
tile relatives of the deceased In Ohio
can Be heard from no announcement
Of the funeral will be made. Mr.. To-
bin wss at one time asaociated with
his brother. q. W. robin. In the g-c-
cerx business here. but has been liv.
Ing IN Pufblo for the last thrve or four
yeAfs. NJ. and Nrs. Hlaks. who are
'El1.e 4! g! = q M M atsen1
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Allied. Commission
Holds First Meet
tny usss~s Press,

Paris. July 5.-The Allied commits
sion charged with the enforcement of
the provisions OF the treaty OF peace
with Germany, held Its first session
this afternoon. The first verhal dis
cussion Of the terms ri the treaty viii
begin next week whom the Allisd rep
Arations' commission meets the ex.
perts Of the German govsrAment It
versailles. Data will b assemhled At
that time Tor the sxecptioR Of The rep
aratsep cleneee e The treaty. & :.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF
HEIRSHIP.

Estate of Emil Tobler. Deceased
Notice is hereby given that on> the
18th day of July. A D. 1919. at 10
o clock a m. the undersigned will pre-
sent 10 the County Court of Fremont
County Colorado. her accounts for
finai settlement OF administration of
said estate. when and where all per-
sons in interest may appear and object
TO them. IL they so desire.
Notice is also hereby given that ap-
pifcRtion for the determination of heir
ship of said Emil Tcbler. deceased. has
been made and that the Court will on
said date hereinb before mentioned. or at
any time TO which the hearing may be
continued. proceed TO ascertain and de-
teruine who are the heirs of the said
Emil Tobler deceased. and as such en-
titled TO inherit any lands. tenemenrs.
hereditaments or other property. real
or personal. constituting all or part
of the estate of the said Emil Tobler.
deceased, and enter a decree accord
ingly. at which hearing all persons
claiming to be heirs at law Of said de-
ceased may appear and present their
proof
FRANCES TOBLER.
Administrator.
First Pub. June Is. 1918.
Last Pub. Iuly l.. 1878.
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SCHOOL ORDERS CALLED.

Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing registered school Warrants is
sued by the several districts of Ere.
mont County. drawn upon the several
10 the County Treasurer al his office
in Canon city. Colorado any time dur
ing business hours between the gate OF
this notice and the s5th day of July.
1918. and further notice is hereby given
that School Warrants called by this
draw interest on and after midnight of
July 25th. 1913:
Nh of Nh of Date
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But one State Fair in the United
States has given the famous Romney
sheep their proper classification and
prizes, and that is the Colorado State
Fair. Romney and Schropshires of
the very best will be there
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FOR SALE-MiscelIaneous

FOR SALE-A fine 120-acre farm. !
mile west of Lamar. Colo. on fine
road; 216 shares of irrigation
water; fine 7-room house: good little
orchard. and is well fenced; all in cul-
tvation and alfalfa: extra terms. Ad-
dress B. F. Cooper, Lamar, Colo. w3t
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NOTICE of DIssoLrrIoN.

In accordance with the provisions OF
Section s95 OF the Revised Statutes of
Colorado OF 1905. notice is hereby given
that. at meeting of the Stockholders
of the SKAGUAT CATTLE COMPANY.
which was called for the purpose OF
considering the proprfety of dissolving
said corporation. notice of which meet
ing was given in the manner provided
by law for the calling of Stockhold-
ers' Meetings, for the. purpose Of
amending Articles OF Incorporation.
which meeting was held at the prfnci-
PAL ofice OF said Company in Canon
City. Colorado. and at which meeting
all stockholders of said Corporation
We're present. Il was unanimously
voted by tho holders of all of the stock
OF said corporation and of more than
two-thirds Of the stock of the Corpora
tion that said Corporation be ard is
Immediately dissolved. All debts ow--
ing by said Corporation have been fully
paid. And II was further voted
that the President and Secretary Of
said Corporation shall immediat tsiy
give notice Of its dissolution as pro-
Vided by law
w. y. CLARK. President.
M. E CLARK. Secretary.
First Pub, June 70.
Last Pub. July 81.
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around the bottom of the overdress. 1t
would be hard to pick out combina-
tion OF color for this frock more cool
and elegant looking than blue and tan.
CANT In any Of the seasons popular
colors.
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NorTcE OF NpJrSTMElT my.

EstRte OF Louis t'etta, peceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified 10 pre-
sent them for adjustment 10 ne Coun-
~ Court OF Fremont County. Colorado.
ANTONIO FETrA.
Administrator.
FIRST Pub. June IL. 1919.
last Pub. july 10, 1919.
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NorICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

Estate OF NArthA Ihomas, drceastd-
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified TO pre-
sent them for adjustment 10 the County
ALLEN HAWKINS
First Pub. June 10. 1918.
Last Pub. July II. 1913.
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NOTICE or ADJUSTMENT DAY
hatnta - A-i.-.-lr,In 4 Ern,...s lla

ceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified TO pre-
sent them for adjustment TO the coun-
ty Court of Fremont County. Coio-
TAYLOR GROVES.
Administrator.
First Pub. June "a. 1918.
Last Pub. July II. 1919.
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NOTICE or FINAL. SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF FINAI. SETTLEMENT.
Estate Of James Noble Deceased,
Notice is hereby given that on the
uer-igned viii present to the County
Court OF Fremont County. Colorado.
hts accounts for nnel settlement OF nd-
where all persons IN interest may. am
near and object to them. II they 90 De-
ROBERT n. HARRIsoN.
Admluistrator With WIN Annexed.
,.ss E:sss 1,S sSS' j"sy ~ Il Z isas Ss1s
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Wftness my hand and (
this 3oth day of June. a. d
tSEAL) BI-AEE RI
Ls:s fss isiys hiy 4. isisss,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-08
The Little House

A Spanish iron table, very narrow and with a
hardwood top, would be charming in a bay window to
hold potted plants. The excellence of the hand
iron work is very noticeable.
An interesting console, Italian in design, has a
lacquer decoration representing the Bridge of Signs
all in mellow old colors.
Other fine hand-wrought lamps of Spanish design
are copies from originals in the Hall of the Hispanic
Society of America, New York.
(Firh Floor, ChestnuD
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SOME OF THE MOST
DELIGHTFUL MILLINERY
FOR SOUTHERN WEAR

is the collection we have to show you in the Gray Salons.
The hats are very new and are very smart and not
difficult to wear. The shapes are rather youthful, there
are large and small sizes, and all the fashionable colors.
Quite new are the large hats of soft, rough straws
with wreaths of tiny flowers.
Ribbon hats are charming-one of pink is quite
large of brim, with a rounded crown and a straw facing.
Another ribbon hat is in a new tam shape, with a
feathery arrangement of the ribbon, fringed out.
Small hats, in two-corner shape, are another Spring
newness-of lustrous, fine straw they have ribbon loops
for trimming.
A little toque has a foundation of straw which is
almost lost sight of in it's surrounding arrangement of
little loops of satin ribbon.
There are hats for all occasions. for morning, after
noon and dress wear, and you will enjoy seeing them all.
tsccond Floor, ChestnuD
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New Cotton VOileS
Quite English in Pattern

Really very good American, however, and particu-
larly nice for Acc a yard, 38 inches wide.
There are the ~prettiest of plaid checks and tiny
lowered or all-over designs, such as one finds in
English-made goods. Many of the ~printings are in
cOlors.
They are all new 1919 patterns and intended for
Spring frocks.
iFnst Floor. ChestnuD
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WEATHER
Cloudy
WANAMAKER'S
Most Important NeWs
to Men

is this announcement that we have just received
some of the finest new listers in the world.
Great, big, heavy heather mixtures, with
inside plaid backs and skeleton silk Innings.
The kind of coat that will stand by.
A little shorter than the old-time great-coat,
but with a power of warmth and durability.
We do believe they are the finest we ever saw.
At 500 they are low-priced when you con-
slider the good that is in them.
tThrd Floor. Market) e..
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More and More Blankets
and Quilts

Five new lots just opened.
New white blankets of California wool, with mixed
wool and cotton filling, double-bed size, 70x82 inches,
pink and blue borders, special at $12 a pair.
New crib blankets of California wool with mixed
wool and cotton filling, 42x60 inches, very good at $3.50
a pair.
New light gray individual blankets, fine and warm,
with dark gray borders, 64x84 inches, special at $40
each-about 80 per cent wool
New boxes of ~wool-flled quilts, covered in sateen,
finished with plain borders and backs and having
figured tops, special at $40 each.
New cotton-fled blankets, our own make, covered
with the best grade of silkoline, patterned with al-over
floral designs, pink, blue and yellow, remarkably good
at $3.50 each.
tsixth Floor. CentraD
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Children's Undermuslins
in the White Sale

There are nightgowns at $1.5O for instance, of
soft cambria, with stitching in delicate colors; and
others, a bit finer, at Sits, with shocking and. little
colored posies embroidered on the front. For So each
there are hand-embroidered gowns, and at 1926 high
wasted gowns with dainty embroidery insertion, rib
bon run, and tiny tucks. 6 to ID year sizes they are.
And of soft, fesh-colored batiste and in new styles
are nightgowns at So and $3.75-these in 10 to IA year
sizes. One woman bought twenty of these the other
day for her little girls!
Boomer drawers, with hemstitched rufies are SOC;
with little embroidery ruf1e, 65c, and with scalloped
rufie, 75c. Others are up to $1.25, and all are in 2 to
10 year sizes.
(Thhd Floor, Chestnu)
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New and Pretty Are
These WOmen'S
HandkerChiefS-

which are just out of their boxes and just down from
the stockrooms. They are of sheer and snowy Irish
flax, with the tiniest of hens and a dainty, hand
embroidered design in one corner.
81 for six handkerchiefs.
(Wsst AisIs) ag
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The Hurt Book Sale Is On

And that's about all it is necessary to say to book
lovers!
However, we will add that there is a little of virtu-
ally every form Of literature, that there are some very
fine things in the collection, that the books are easily
arranged for customers to look them over, and that the
prices are very low in consideration of the hurts. And
the hurts are slight.
tMain Floor, ThIrteenth)
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OfGlOriOuSS aruk Carpets
a Fine Choice at
Notably Low Prices

What's in a nancy A good deal, once It has
made certain things famous.
Saruk is only an obscure Persian village, but its
name is linked with probably the greatest triumphs of
Persian rug-weaving.
In Saruk rugs are the two things that go to make
real worth-fneness and substance.
They are marvelously substantial and at the same
time they are exquisite.
1t is we'll to let everybody know of the large choice
of high-grade Saruk rugs that we are showing at prices
remarkably low, considering the quality and the rates
prevailing at wholesale, which in many instances are
higher than we are asking.
IL X it., $468. lit x 8.8 it., $449.
12.2xS.10 it., $685.. IA X SO it., $452.
11.8 84 it., SAP. Ills 88 it., $437.
12.6x9 it., $3.50. lilo x 8.8 it., $3.50.
1873 84 it., 1907. 1872 X 88 it., $475.
12.7x9 it., $515. 11!6x $50 it.. 1855.
12.1 X 80 it., $685.. 127x8.7 it.. 1857.
1877 93 it., $576. 11.9xS.8 it., $545.
1875 X $40 it., $547. POT X 1873 #, $3.50.
1913 x 10.1 it., $469. 81 X IA it., $1575.
21.7 X 1873 it., $685..
(seventh Floor, CentraD
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If Your Hands and
Face Chap

and you suffer the d~iscomforts caused by cold weather
and biting winds, some of these good Queen Mary
preparations will surely help you-
Queen Mary Witch Hazel jelly is fine for chapped
hands and lips, 25c a bottle.
Glycerine and Honey jelly is another help, zoe tube.
Queen Mary Honey and Almond cream is S5c.
Queen Mary Cucumber cream, Soc a bottle.
N.i.< rser. Chses.sO
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$2.75-$3.6O-$4.4O
Three Fine Specials in
Household Linens

We have taken out of our regular stocks these
three groups of the most desirable and dependable
grades of household linens and marked them at large
reductions from our own regular prices:
100 dozen heavy Scotch flax full-bleached napkins,
24x24 inches, now SITS a dozen, a saving of $3.50 a
dozen.
These are our own direct importation from one of
the foremost manufacturers in Scotland.
300 yards of heavy, full -bleached Scotch double
damask table linen, ~ inches wide, now SO a yard, a
saving of $3.50 a yard.
Full-bleached Irish table linen, all pure flax, 10
inches wide, now $3.50 a yard, which is less than it
could be imported for today.
(First Floor, Chestnu)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-09

When fine arts club was recently
organized in Akron, o.. it was found
that there were nearly so artists. of
unusual ability. employed in the art
departments of the rubber industries.
The Goodkear Tire and Rubber COM
pany pays $4,000 annually for art in
oils, water colors and sketches shat
go to make UP designs for cover pages
in five house publications and to illus
tratc folders. pamphlets. posters and
advertising. The Goodyear art depart
men, under A. +, Bodeker turned out
400 drawings this year for foreign adj
vertising alone.