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have them redeemed at any post office. But to negotiate them through any channel not pre- scribed by the Government is prohibited.
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WIFE DON'T SHARE IN SPOILS
PHILADELPHIA MEN DECIDE
After Listening To wordy Debate On
subject, Audience Declares Love
Is Enough.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. July NO.
YOU IA salary. And there's no use in
trying 10 make him pass over each
week that Sl3.iS. because two emil
represented the whole of Philade lphia
decided just the opposite at the Bap-
tiSt Temple here. Prof. John Dennis
Mahoney and the Rev. Or. H. p Haas
used up about all the words in c:rcu-
lation debating on the subject. with
the result that when the vote was fin
ally taken every member of the audi
ence with the exception OF two men
decided that dear wiley" should not
share in the spoilS OF married life
Love. Just love. not cash. should sat
;Sfy her. as the speakers put it, Prof
Calvin Osborne Althouse and g. Oscar
Beaslcy argued the affirmative
side.
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IJt,atnS.

SoTIcE-Du ami after this date ,iul. |
1919. l VIII not he responsible for any
debts made hy any other than myself
Chns. ". Goddiu. Jr
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CmANCEny TRUST DEEDS.

'$aniS% 's ala,e " PAX sE"" Tsr ssH::
.LesIls F; Johnson to l.; W, ,RyIana. trus-
} }fs q i O'SSs G. ''n'sF Park Terrace
Ean' u sirtg rns'fS S y @ss5
49, 81 Harrison street. Jun. q 1919: $3.50,
iqs, Trustee. ~. s,ls ,keqsinsion Avenas.
regular, south line Kcnsinston Avenue. i52
feet ia inches east of Davis Avenue. June
William 4, Miller and stusr, 6. Christian.
regular. IVES, line Mulberry Street. 49, feet
r@ Is s Ss fS u.srr 5ss
between Hanover and Stuart Avenues, june
,GSidawSr = Ellis and T,irsigs !,wi61 e2 , to
n W 1nEh si i5TgS!ss STATE o. s igss aihss 10y
w.s; OF Malone Street, Juno Is, 1912, $3.50.
pse HhG 5T . Paaa aT#S'o9 . agS Fr 1as
and Eugene {. Massir. trustees, No SIS
G tss Sire Street, SS5Msln ThirG and Fourth
Inc, and EusepGs Massis trustees; No:
rs sa dfn s sEse e '"Ssss s
Third and Fourth Streets. June :. i9i9;
~ Rhosds :, ais to roils ard. 3 E ss,s,
@' tcc Is! sS ''SS H
r,S s,TsG, g frs, inches cast of First
s lasSy: ,n%; sTus'Ses; Nos ais a. , SIS
Broad s'TSs,. y re-, east of Monroe Street
'H@ eTomtah as+ ts-' and Victoria tw.te> to
T"ITd and ssSy n @G fs rns'SGS M9 "s
corner, sixth and Preston Streets; ALSO No
inches IVES, OF OAK Street. June ., 1912;
No i'fE Es StF G 1% oS s;rca 20 feel ehes
ny 5G FEET ogG line fraee s' Isis $ feet
lierm,rd NJ Jacobs to cmarIcs * Wills iIds
ana AND o aIS T'%SR Street 8, n tsS; GnsS SS
l2t f"ct Grre Sularl north Ing Taylor street,
Lillian s Walker 70 CHRISTIAN tru Is,
Fourth Avenue and Front Street October
- p tIi5 In il. sehcrr and Rachael twite,
2 FaW" NJ S' s sSn s sras Hf es
nsGss ) 81 is :s, it ,:as: Tsss
s. sGu'hy sas GoFn sis: S es5 James and I'M
4. Ken;cn; Muhisman. ,Mat,h!a Z Kay
hG and ra 9aS y 'Ss to Mssei
nue.. . feet inches by i9l feet north
R% Ssq@2f'@P HIs%as 5ss $751;
n I.ws and Gasy' ~ %fS kc no Maa'?
nue. 3oNI25 feet at, nnGGr,hSss; Ssornsr Zen.
Il Isi9 siii9 and Sheppard street June
So ,S sGa F f$st ~ son Trs to
Rs Menus IS sis n sssSS Park
Susan y Williams to Pollard & RaEhy.
Inc. trustee. No. 3l5t West Main Street. "IS
l"5 feet north limo Main Street. "a feet 70
inches east Of Auburn Avenue. June a,
g y Gillian and May =. twitc> to, VII;
street; 9ixSo feet south line y Street.
s. foot east Of Twenty-hfth street June
L.. 1919: $500.
Albert l.. Bradley. and Lizzie W. !wifel
10 .rnscph II. Welsh. Joseph Stumpf and
Charles w. Sims trustees, No. 6ln North
'rhirty.f,rs, Street, s3xi26 feet 3 inches cast
line Thirty first Street. lss feet inches
north ~ Leigh Street, juno Is 1912: s2"Ho
Nathan Spcctcr and Trcds twifel Ia
west corner Second and Byrd Streets June
20. l2ln, 500
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Real Estate and Court News
cH.,NcERy n.eKt.AIS AND SALE.

r. rSS"t:.@r ep I"vaG s3q v "a
feet south line Grace Street, 49, tc. oy 10,
of 1s- Firsi s'res, ,l,:iens ;ic5alSo. Deem.
r. II Avis and jennie W 1vifo, 10 \
q 5o,I Whi,s lot hfloeh = ,Aiyis,a ioshis.
iest s9"tn Of Jones Street. May 20, 1919.
1enTico to Ella "' WIZ .'G"S and 'T Eds r
S shushand 5gNs5 foot -outh line Williams
June s' H. i,l sGF tx S" & Harrison street
wa;n1 = ;o'H ana y i,4Zie II Mste,. OF
Sis we,t Mai" Sirs Si.9 asNia W' ,aS, ao No
7AeT1eeurn. Ayenuc. Lien. 5000. June II,
,. sysuT p ,p.'o,y,sloPne9: Corporation to
Parc Terrace. June 10, leis ,aX 81. $40.
Suhurban Development Corporation to T.
Park Terrace june ls. 1918: tx 81 ''E sic
jeanette MAJ, ana L thusnanD 10
Avenue. 90 feet 5 inches by tx fc%i MIN
side Hanovcr Avenue, - ccot css, Of ROBIN.
SO. .sSs. S s., correction May Ct" ''i' tax
Sarah T. sin;on ana Virginia rrus, CON
I. s esa 70 W $ I;ho~ds. \. y. l."nehon
north line Grace street. between Third and
,Foyr'h SC June :, isis; $1,000
sates. Jr., 80 io4 Eas, Gr.ee Street 5s
Grace stree u ,:et mchcs ea., ST. Of F rs:
s,, Miii., I Z pGa. ,'l': tax So, go
:ni.nre CO nc .;o on. 81. IrS!9s HGr
Broad ST.es teet cast OF Monroe street.
;.-AHary $ Waaerstein aud Clare Il: twifcl
70. feet inches by l5s feet south ine
GTnr ,S,tr6@66, - feet we.st u FRS! Street.
-.-kate +, MgEne4ny and john ! ,hns.
band TO T. y Policy, 80 3G07 Kcnsirc-
K 19n Aysn@' S5S, fcs aces .8q4 lie
$3.50. SO Juno ~ I'''' tax
virginia nesiy ana CONSTRUCTION Com
West Main street. s5Si2o re-, t"t,,h iIns
Main street. - feet east OF Gr>uby street
i's Wiz ssooG Wql9se TO- 10 I2i' w - $40
lot 8. block ;, Lsburnum PARK. io5x!s4 +
ieet south sido LaRurnum Avenue. So. ,:
Inet west 81 Chatham street. june %
r.. O nerger trustee decd from rich.
mSnd Really inyc.tmcnt On, imrl u = y
south line y Street IS f.et cast Of T,,en-v.
fifth Street; May %. 1919 1926
Harry ~ I.awdnr end ami D lw.fe.
nrst Street. 23sl:s fee; inches cast in.
Thirty frAt street, lsS feet ; inches morn
q Leigh street. June IS. 1918. tax s. 20
NJ coiis, and Nora T. cx.te, e, .I-
Lien. il,7eo. June rs 1919; tax SIS 40
Julien Gum ana Louise Clark. fwifeb. @
Kn.ins to pSm,s No "a
loS feet inches Urrogulary south I'm
Kensington Avenue Is: feet 10 inohe
sssss' ,S % Davis Avenue June "a. 1919; I.
Ida ws,kin. Ellerson TO ". s Rhoad.
b. I.aurh'on and Frank r. Bates. Jr
1. No. ais East Grace street. :sxi2s fee
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DECIDED GAIN IN WELDING
INSTEAD OF RiVETlNG PARTS
United states shipping Boards COM
mittcc Enumcrntcs Numerous
Advantages of PrOccss.

WASHINGTON, July 1.--Therc are
decided advantages in Welding parts
instead Of riNctinG. is the CONCLUSION
OF the Welding committee of the United
States shipping Board. in a recent re-
port The committee cnumerates these
advantages:
J. \ saving is effected of (a) 60
per cent in rivcting minor parts of :,
ship: Ibl - per cent in rivctinG the
hull plates of a ship.
=. spot Yields can he made stronger
than tn. plates joined.
3. Butt-wcldcd joints have 30 per
cent Of tho plate strength and over
100 per cent with butt straps, where
as triple rivcted joints have only 20
per cent or less.
s. AS more confidence In the weld
ed Joint is demonstrated by actual
experience AT sea. a 20 per cent saw
ing in steel required may be made in
reducing the strength OF members of
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DECLARATION OF TRUST.

Mrs Elizabeth Agnew Mann and Her.
bcrt (hushandn with Virginia Trust Com
pany. trustee to Nurses Settlement Juno
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100000. or 1873 per cent OF total as
sets. i'm 1918.
The United Kingdom has four great
banks: each with more than $l.00o.000.-
600 OF deposits and current accounts
The London Joint City and Midland
banks has deposits and current ac-
counts OF Sl.6&2.o0O.o0O: Lloyds.. ST.
29S.0O0.000: the London. London County.
Westminster and Paris banks S1.2S0.-
100000: Barclays Bank. Sl.l6J.OOO 900.
i.ach has a great number of branches.
Barclays Bank. for instance, has $50
branches in England and Wales. The
United Kingdom has five banks larger
than the largest AMERICAN bank.
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CARBON burned out. 80 cents per cylinde
y. ]. FlcminS's welding shop. Jii We
RrndI STREET.
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F0RTY-TWO BRITISH BANKS
DOUBLE ASSETS IN 5 YEARS
United Kingdom Has Four Financial
institutions with Deposits
Exceeding 81 ,0O0, 100000.

LONDON, July l.--Forty-two banks
in the United Kingdom have aGgrc-
gated assets of sloiS3.0 200. 900 almost
double the figures five years ago. De-
poSits and current accounts amount
TO $500, 100000. compared with st.,-
92S,ooO.oo0 a the end Of 1918 Cash
in hand and in Bank of England
amount to si.SSJ000 zoe or Is per cent
of total assets. compared with SS06
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AUTO REpAIRING and everything. that
all Foulkrad & Son. l224 Hull Street
Madison $50
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OF the welded joints.
D Greater speed and uniformity on
the str;tiehtaway parts of ship joints
VIII be secured by the use OF automatic
welding machines which partially eli
inmate the human element
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Fourth Streets June =. 1919: $4,000.
J. W. Kern and Mary y. ,wire). of
Lexington. Va. to +. n. Note. lots II TO
Is. inclusive. block II. Brookland Park
i:pNl3o feet ct southwest corner Hancs
Avenue and Brookidnd Park Boulevard
June Is 1919 tax $3.50 $40
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Permanently Located
BID East Franklin Street.
ALLIEDD0CTORS
I!EEI, Ol,I,I'U
FREE OFFER

This wetk we will give free e1-
aminations and consultations TO all
corners. Those cases that are cur
able by our system we will accept for
treatment absolutely free, except for
medicine used. We accept only cur
able cases and take no money from
those who are incurable. If yo. have
any chronic or long standing trouble
call at once and take advantage of
this Grand Free Offer.
ITours: q to {, 2 to 3. = 10 s.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridnys
sundays, 10 TO H..
Phone Randolph 1878 for Special
appointment.
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AUTO BObtES-We build commercial auto
- monte bodies. Rcpairing AMI paintinl
Thos. $. Waldo & Co. 500 Rrnnk 4 Nc
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AUTO TOFS--Lot US put a ton on YOU
car. we also repair them. Drive To-
and let us give you an estimate kee,o;
Bros. 10 North Madison
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U. S. to Open
Store in Denver

Beginning Thursday, September %,
an army surplus property store viii
be opened for business in Denver TO-:
the purpose of disposing OF surplus
army supplies with Maj. H. o. Won
ach of the quartermaster's department
in charge. The goods in stock will
be sold to the people anywhere in the
Rocky Mountain region. as well as to
those of Denver. if the order is accom-
panied by a postoffice money order
made payable to the Zone Surplus
Property Officer. or cash placed in
registered letter. The government
will pay the parcel post charges. The
list of articles to be sold will be pub
lished later There is a considerable
amount of government supplies left
over, and in order to sell II the gov
eminent has decided TO sell it in store
fashion.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-09-25
MRS. T. S. CASSIDY
RECEIVES NEWS OF
SUDDEN DEATH OF
HUSBAND In TEXAS
Ate Hearty Sunday Evening
Meal and Went Out on Hotel
Porch and Died Soon After
ward.

Mrs. James S. Cassidy of 1920 North
Ninth street, received telegram Mon
day morning announcing the very sud-
den death of her hasband Sunday eve
ming at Themaha, Tex. Mr.. Cassidy
was a travelling salesman for the firm
of C. NJ. Carey & Company of Hous-
ton, dealers in surgical instruments,
ard was, apparently, in eXcellen
health until within few seconds
the fatal stroke.
Mr. Cassidy ate hearty supper
the hotel Sunday evening and at it,
conclusion went out upon the porcl
and sat down in an easy chair. /
few minutes later it was discovered
by the hotel guests that he was dead
A physician was summoned to his side
but it was found that life was extinct
Death is believed to have resulted
from acute indigestion or heart dis
ease, although he had never com
planned of trouble of that kind.
The deceased was "a years of age
and the remains were shipped to hi
boyhood home at Port Perry. Ontario
Canada, for burial. He leaves, be-
sides the bereaved widow, two daugh
tiers. Helen and Muriel, who registered
here recently as students at Noun
St Scholastica's Academy.
Mrs. Cassidy and daughters left thi'
morning for Port Perry TO attend III
funeral, which will probably be held
on Saturday. Mr.. Cassidy was il
Canon City about month ago and
spent couple of weeks with his fam
lily here. Mr.. and Mrs. Cassidy have
made their home in the L. L. Harding,
Jr., residence on North Ninth street.
for the last six or seven months.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-09-25
Victory Girls Gave
Very Fine Concert

The concert given by the Canon City
Victory Girls Chorus at the First
Methodist Episcopa lchurch Mordsv
night was a delightful affair in all re-
spects, and was greatly enjoyed by
all present The singing was spirited
and excellent throughout and demon
strated anew the splendid character of
the organization. The audience, how
ever, was not as large as it had hoped
would be the case in view Of the very
worthy cause it was designed to as
sist 1t was a benefit entertainment
and it was expected by its promoters
that the church would be crowded to
Is capacity. The receipts from the
sale of tickets was s54. AS there
was considerable expense in connec-
ton with the affair, the net proceeds
will fall far short of measuring up
would be realized.
In addition to the singing of the
chorus Monday night, several instru-
mental selections were played by the
Canon City band and number of
readings given by Miss Mimi Skin
ner, both of them much appreciated.
The chorus management has author
lied The Daily Record to publicly ex-
press to the band and to Miss Skinner
its thanks for their assistance in max
ing the entertainment so artistically
successful. It also desires to convey
to the official board OF the FirsI Meth
odist Episcopal congregation its
thanks for the use of the church audi
forum.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-09-25
Report of Board of County
Commissioners for Month of August,
1919, August Bills Allowed

%. nuabb, Sc: Frank Lowell. IS; John
Govt. So; 4. T. Burton. $3.50
Russ.ll I,.adtr Co.. $50: r. ". koD-
erts. $3.50; George wilson HdM. Co,
s-v.sO. raa. DING rdw. Co, seo.io l.
SIIU: Taylor * Yard, 5000. EainDow
Route Garage. $40; The Gibson Lnmbei
Co.. S144.6o; Canon Auto Co. $1,000
ander * f'riant. SOS.
Right-of-wny-John Delisa, $50
Freight hiiis-D- * X. q. Ry.. $3.50
county treasurer. "a GEMS.
services for road-L- II. Myberg. s25'
G.. v; Hodgin. $3.50; 1am,s ~ sei 6,;n.
ley Liverty. $3.50; James Blyth, SOS;
The Florence Auto, $40; Mt states fei-
surx~,inx-James Bunten. $50.
POOR FUND.
snInrie. CO; rhs-iesnn.-LD1ri,, , e;
s1pt. Co. Ho-pi,nI-Dorothy l. stew
a,esseer Co. Farm-R. C. Stevens,
work Co. Farm and Ho-pi,ni-Ed
berry Tremayne. t1o.5O: Antonio Com
ice. sl7.3g; Domenic Monzetti S@e
f iisS s,o kp mSbei Es Ell Mrs Sac
olive shepard. s27; Mrs. NJ u. Miller. -.
EApcnse 60. Farm aud Hospital
Ms-e. and Service Co. Farm and Hos
pitni-J. c. Penney * Co. s1.5S' l.. ~
Iitz. f.5Os Mitchell * IEDtfs. sl1Vi
Ceyion Tea Store. s10.05, Jones Busy
Corner. as: Canon City Foundry and
Mich. Co, 81: Frank y Smith. ft-35
Wright & Morgan NJ. & l. Co, fee.is
Canon city Novelty Works. Is cents
Duff Lear, si6.79; Canon Grocery Co,
sI6g9s: Frey & Collins. sl3.42; Colo,
Service Station. $3.50: Ringer * Gaulke.
50: Fremont Carriage Co, 1913: Wor'
rel! Mfg Co, ti10.1s. {. Il. Aerris,
s2fSs Wilson Pearson. s3.50: Arkaf
sas Wy. Ry. Ii x Pr. 1870: Mt state
Tel. n Tel. Co. 1913.
Insurance 60. Fnrm-Blunt Invest
Md-r. Poor. S. Van Law. $3.50.
Thomas Jessop. $40. \. II. Davis, si.35
Joseph Nezzetti. $40: Canon Grocery
Co. s1215. Portland Mere. Co, SIS; W
Il. Hood. Sc. Prospect Hts. Groc. CO.
S5O.O5. Dave Salmon. $40: Jones Busy
Corner. $3.50. Anderson q TagEart
s6.05: j. McCandless Il Son. f23 So. J
h. Scayarda, 33t; l.. NJ Lite. So; Sulii-
van a Farley Nero. Co. Si3.9a: J. VI
dano. $40; Colo. supply Co. Rockvale
s57: Colo. Supply Co. Coal Creek. S2b
Fitting Glasses Poor-Dr. G II. VIII
kinson, 81
Assigned "a. II. Ticket Poor-County
tr-asurer-D * Il. @. Il. K. Co. si4.
Rent poor-Ann Murray, $3.50.
Allowances poor-Nrs. Anna Mason
$40; Helen Davis. $40: Mary Mcneil
$40; Mrs. Olive Han. $40. Mrs. Mar
Van Meeter, IS; Mrs. Lucy Lee. IS.
y SIAN
County Clerk.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-09-25
Florence Elks
Hold Big Meeting

Florence. Sept. 20-A class of 10
candidates was initiated in the Elks'
lodge at the regular meeting Thurs
day night, which was attended by 60
mebers. The applicants were from
Wetmore district with the exception
of one young man who is a resident of
Chandler. The exemplification of the
iitualistic work was performed in a
perfect manner by the officers of the
lodge, and it nNde deep impression
upon the candidates. Following the
initiation a number of talks were
made under the good of the order,
each one of the new members respond
ing to the invitation of Exalted Ruler
Cavanaugh to give their impression OF
the work. Among others who re-
sponded were: J. G. Johnston, S. P
Smith. T. McEniry. v. S. Simon and
Ithel williams. The entertainment
committee provided program of spe-
cial vaudeville entertainers who rem
dered a musical and comedy program
O fhalf an hour, which was greatly en-
loved. The members then repaired
to the club room where sumrtuous
and bountiful luncheon was served
consisting of hot roast Deef. coal roast
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DIR. Holmes to
Return Tuesday

DR.. R. E. Holmes. who has been al
tending clinics at the Mayo Brothers
institute at Rochester, Mimi, for the
last two weeks. is expected to return
TO Canon City Tuesday afternoon. In
the course of a letter received at The
Record office from DR.. Holmes 0.
Sunday, he SAYS:
Il was IN Rochester two years ago
and tho own has trebled in popula
ton and in the growth of buildings
since that time, all on account of the
clinic. Last year $4,000 people were
registered at the clinic for treatment,
and they require four large hospitals
to house the patients; the largest with
300 beds, besides those that are not
belfast. No place in the United
States can surgeons see more to in.
terest them than here. There are
nearly 100 visiting doctors here now.
and they represent all parts of the
country"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-09-25
AN ATTRACTIVE
BOUQUET OF ZjNNAS

What is believed to be the hand
soonest bouquet Of zinnas seen in this
city this season was placed on exhibit
ton in the window OF The Record Of
fee Thursday afternoon by Mrs. FL
mer e. Lambuth of East Canon There
are dozen different varieties in the
display and they are of exceptional
beauty. Some Of them are as large
as dahlias and resemble them in the
gayness of their coloring. Zinnas. in
fact. are botanically allied to dahlias,
and both are natives OF Mexico and
Central America. The specimens al
luded to were grown in Mrs. Lam.
buth's garden and would attract atten-
ton anywhere. :
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. - Hogs = Heavy, a16.75Q
1915: medium s17.00Q1S.3o; light.
$17.25G1s.40; light light, 316.00I17.75;
heavy packing sows. smooth. $4,000
1850: packing sows, rough, $15.25 a
1875; pigs, $1,000 1850.
Cattle-Beef steers. medium and
heavyweight, choice and prime, 315.25
01785; medium and good. 310.75Q
1878: common, 1926 q 1918; light
weight. good and choice, $14.00@l7.65:
common and medium, $s.00Q13.75;
butcher cattle. heifers. 36.509 II75;
cows. s6.25 q 1895: Gamers and cutters
feeder steers, $1,000 i2a5; stocIsf
steers. ,6.26 q 1000; Western range
beef steers. ts.oo016.oo: cows and
sheep-Lambs. s12.26a15.0o; cuiIs.
and common. s7.o0@12.oe; ewes. me
dunn. good and choice. t6.o0@726;
ing. $3.50 011.2b.
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago. - Butter - Creamery, 470
SIC.
Poultry-Alive. springs. Csc; fowls.
23d30hc.
Eggs-Market unchanged.
Potatoes-Minnesota Early Obios
sacked and bulk, field run, oeriots,
$2.90G3.10 cwt.. Minnesota round
whites. sacked. United States grade
No. /, CARROTS, $3.0093.I0: Wisconsin
and white varieties. sacked CARROTS.
partly graded. sales to jobbers, $500
BIS cwt
Cash Grain in Chicago. y
Chicago.-Corn-No. 3 mixed, 11.l7k
@1.49; No. yellow. tf.sS0I.6O.
oets-.No. white. Ss073kc; Ne. .
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FOR SALE OR TRADE for horses or
Oklahoma property 1Oh-acre alfalff
and orchard; Groom house. barn
fenced with hog wire; in orcharf
Park subdivision; also Rocky Noun
tain livery barn. ". II. Dawson. care
Record. w-p1t
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

Ettate OF John Motifs. DeccHHed.
All persons having claims ngainst
said estate are hereby notified 10 pre-
sent them for adjustment to the County
Court Of Fremont County. Colorado. or
the 18th day OF October. a. u. 1919 at
10 O'Clock a. m.
CLARA y. NORRIS.
Administrator.
Last Pub. October 23, 1913.
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pork. salad, celery, pickles. bread and
delicious coffee. It was after IL o'clock
before the members reluctantly de-
parted for their homes.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-09-25

METAL MARKETS.
Colorado settlement Prices.
Bar silver. $1.l41z.
Copper. pound. % a 24c.
Lead. SECS.
Spelter. S1.f2.
Tungstcn. per unit. 97.50@12.00.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-09-25

FOR SAI.E-Two lots. rooms, sleep
ing porch OKLA feet; cement front
walk; water OUTSIDE; also cos I:
newly papered and painted. 500
Floral avenue. Canon 47i-J. 223-2t
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LOST
FOUND

FOUND red heifers. brand Bar z
on left hip. Owners call and pay
ad and feed and get property w r
Gardner. Canon es7-J2 2Is.u
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-09-25

FOR SALE-pining room table. buf-
fet and chairs, s25. Call Canon
81. 22s-tf
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-09-25

FOR SALE-Grapes. cents per
pound II. s. Cushenberry. east end
of Sherman avenue. 223.pst
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-09-25

Flour md sugar.
Wholesale Prices by u. S. Bureau OF
Markets.)
Wheat flour Gin quarters,
halves and 9s-lb. sacks),
per cwt- 3o.oU " o.to
per cwt. ....'........'...' s420a43o
sugar. graduated, per cwt. 1906
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FOR SALE-One small turning
lathe, one gas engine and two motor
cycles. Inquire 203 Main street OF
evenings. s23p3
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live Poultry.
F:ERs.
Ituttcr.

EGGS, strictly fresh. case
count slZ.EoV A<''o
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TO TRADE

FOR TRADE-6-room house. large
lot. Colorado Springs. for Canon
City property. Box 331. Colorado
Springs, Colo. 22O-p6t