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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
REALTY-FOR SALE-I4A
FARMS! FARMSi

160 acres on railroad and Gadsden pike, 70 miles out; 100 acres open land; two dwellings: barn; two orchards and ex- tra fine spring handy to house and for stock Most all level land red and gray gravel. All country conveniences, in fine community; possession of man dwelling now place rented. A bargain at s50O0; easy terms.
 80 acres, Calera and Montevallo section; half cultivated; good 5-room dwelling, barn, creek, ciStern, large orchard and pasture. Very handy to churches and schools An ideal country home offer ed at a sacrifice. Possession in fall Some of this land worth $l0o per acre Price $2S00, terms.
 9 acres 11h miles Maylene: 5 miles Monte vallo, 90 miles Birmingham on good road Handy to three or four mining markets. Splendid dwelling and barn. Orchards of mixed fruits, Well of very best water. The Improvements on place worth near price asked. Can get pos session now by arrangements. Price. 5000.
 Have two level 40-acre tracts 40 miles ont with small cottages and improve ments. on railroad one to three miles from station possession now Bargain at s12Oo each, with terms. Also 80 level acres unimproved, near railroad. for exchange for city property Also many others in all sections of the state List your farm with us for sale. If you expect to buy farm it will pay you to write or see tss.
 J. Morgan Flowers &, Co.
 Real Estate Loans and Bonds
 302-3 Alabama State Land Bldg.
 Main 7o07 Birminghams Ala FARM NEAR CITY-Three miles south of courthouse, fronts public road, acres, dwelling. barn: S2b0O, terms. B. F. Eborn, 312 Empire Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
FARM FOR SALE

The best farm between Birmingham and Montgomery for sale: on Mont gomery highway; 240 acres. practic- ally level: about l35 acres in cuiti- vation: gray" red and black soil in high state of cultivation: running water through farm: corn. cotton wheat. rye. oats, clover and alfalfa grow abundantly here. Impyoye- ments one 7-room dwelling and two 4-room dwellings,: livestock and farm machinery goes with this. For further information, address Wesley Osley, Route i. Siluria, Ala. If ,..Nu want good farm. well located. don't pass this up. One mile north of Longyiew on r. q N. R. R
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29

FOR SALE-794 acres of sandy loam land. one mile from Cooksville, Noxubee county, Mississippi; this place will make an excellent stock farm. Will sell cheap R. M. Long, Dancy, Ala. CHANGING business, owner offers 20J acres fronting highway, 6 miles from courthouse, best proposition for dairy, stock or subdivision. Address R-42, care Age-Herald
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Bungalows
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29

GREENE COUNTY FARM-River bot tom and upland. 1900 acres, 750 acres in cultivation, tenant houses. bal Eborn, 312 Empire bldg. Main 11s7. acre. Will consider good city home part pay, balance cash. B. F. Eborn 312 Empire Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
REALTY-FOR SALA14A
BUY ONE OF THESE
HOMES NOW

We are offering some real nice homes for sale on easy terms in all parts of the city and homes that you could not duplicate today if you should try to build for half the price we are offering the following homes
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49,. ash! 8. co. rs. Herman 9"c
,' - - ;rlnl !epril p
. 10. ,..r,;,t.r IS Stephen L. I)aT son
p,.r.u,r..r entered. Arguments Npri -
Wilbur y. EAruhart ~ fHi, h,'n.,
Trartinr TO. Demurrer entered. Alsu-
inrnts April ;. ~ p,a,fns
John r:''.lT"T - al. vs.. ~ ~ l''e
Set for trial April<cS: -,,o.. c..
John GantZ"r VS.. ". K. hlel1uS' o.
:u; April =. c.nsy,
Mrl.. t'rnrrat; S"r fer April 10.
Or. F:liZ koazv IS. Sam Fctros. LIZ
,nurrer catered. ArSum:nts APril .;
Wilbur u. Earnhart vs.. h'tIs IA,
Traction 10. Demurrer entered -A'so-
,n"ntS April ;. ,..
E.dw. *. Chapman ~. VIM. H he'z'
nor. passed. t" Sarug1aE.
Coo. White. ala ,mfant by n"Nt !richoS
David White. -. Wheeling TRACTION 20"
Il cnrpcrati"r. Demurrer entered. -NFEu'
mentS Saturday.
Frank rulI"y vs.. F. & c. Dairy CO
Set for April IA.
J. r.. Morgan rs. y. j. Scl1eFl 81 al
So for trial April IA.
Leslie Harris W. Frank Porterhe!o' Ut
s.. for .\prii ID.
II. =. Sryh"ld vs.. w. ]. F>rankston- SCI
for ;riai April T..
los. Shutter vs.. Albert EreitinEer Set
for trial APRIL -.
chancery Docket Part l.
The John l.. tic;$"!- Co. Us. II "
Snk"l r"l"sj, Orch"'nicE kosinszlIo'
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STANDING ROoM GIGN Is PUT OUT
EApLY-LAnGER ATTENDANCE
THAN WITNESSED MICKEY.
, MINISTER'S OF THE CITY AND MEM
BEn8 OF THE BOY SCOUTS Or
CARNATIONS PRnsENT LhsT
hight.
SENSATIONAL FILM PICTURE WILL
BE PRESENTED AFTERNOON
AND EVENING THROUGHOUT
THE WEEK.

y record hr.'PEirE nndi"nc" hti'rh'""
and evening %"sicr'lny. witnessed ~"
rrr,, MIN picture Ginger Of Ju:';'r".
which u!ay"h is ImtIal performance ~
M. NirrInia II"alcr. whc audiences mat
Witnessed III" play ut each perform
nnre Yesterday wer" even larger thAh
| thai whirh Witnessed Mickey.
The picture is 'v"n NOR" ihan ''"'"'-
,iscd md must b. seen I" b" hpnr"r'Ht-
ed II is ON. nG IN" lunHt w"nd"rtAi pc
lures ever hr"Iigh' =. m" cats AMI II ~
, class hy l:.1lr. The L:nsc Of SPICE
that II carrlcs with II. keeps the audl-
cncc up on their Tors continually. Whlh'
: Tho sob stuff is also there and IL pa!
! on the heart strings nf even thn@c Win
, u heart of stone
Last evening Inc ministers ri INC CIV!
witnessed the picture. while tho m"'n-
! bcrs Of tho hoy SCOUTS Wt'rc ais" 1h"!"
/ in large numbers. the boys being adm.'-
! ted free in uniform. so boys un""r sly
| teen arc admitted.
! Wednesday afternoon Will b" f"r ~"
! ics only and Hon. ]. II. Martin VIII &C.
| liver an address IN connection win 'h',
! nIcturc, II shows tho cradicall?n ~
! vice frnr, ,ht. Barbara Coast district at
san Francisco and is Il real thriller IRON:
start 10 finish.
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BULGARIAN WOMEN
Their Sturdiness and Energy Have
vitality Affected The stamina VI
The Nation.

much of the a,r"ngih Of Bulgaria:
whose steady prQErrSs during thS ass.
40 years or troubled existence mas con
ions, is owing to this nations S'ruu!
womnnhuod, is explained for the ;Sal-
ional Geographic Society ny Lester 1oh-
nldson Jenkins IN American ,,.%rO Ell ehuG nnon
:RuIruria and rs Wnmen." Contrast
inr The Bulgarian girls with the othcr
Kills Of the balkans. Miss Jenkins says:
Among The Oriental girls with whom
lived in nv nine %rArx' residencr in
the Near East nrnr interested rne NOR
than tho Hulgarinns. They are pcrharS
the least Oriental -: the eight Er ln ,"
nalionaltir@ Ia H." f"nnd IN INC nhn-
stnntirnplc Cplltg" I'll wh'ch WI" "
professor. s,,,yr
Of c"nt"ur and :iEur". man OF 'lr:!
mouths and dimplrs Tn" effect is
h"irhi" n"d by Tie fashion "f ,weIEinE
The hair III hrnldp wound about me h%hn'
one SrrS plenty Of dark hs!r IN hn's"
ria. hut one uro locks with plchHnr" 81,
warm hrmwn tirts. chestnut lr.'*'scf "n'I
; occasionally auhurn heads. f>n" "l ~"
most beautiful girls | ever Sh" WaN =
Rulgarian. with = Elnri"ils mass ~ go
l".r rnlcred waves, clear rhie +. ~,
inrrih md sNu,?I wh,tr i"'th. aud IN"
height and carrIanr Of princess
Bright Che.ks The huie :,
Tho bright checks that :" man T.,
,hr l;ulgarians hnv" ar" IlFn+"n.
Ean.. from The dark pal, Sims ~
IN" NrInrnians md Greeks ThtIr csnH
arc generally los" lnr::r and lnnEn"rnu"
lhnn Oriental ryra. locking Tru Efinnr'
ely ~ IN" face. with more franRn""s
! and less seduction.
The rEuvc Monograph upon bulgaria
AMI IT,: wrrrcn hy Miss JHnkiE: IIEFhn- :
lies moro strongly ,hLn anHihna; ran
, say :ihnu, IN" rugged health ard S,Irtlt'
ness e !IiE wrEi"rinl lrhrI", SMo "F'
Is. H. Won S"h.icit rf litishnrEh. ~.
l.ulaarinr# IL" i lastnrnl people ncE
: 4tu,':. an;i ''UminGn" win Nature. nct
nrr i,rn4irr:i Il! arri .ullurr, and az least
! iwn-'lir,r. vt ia" w"r'd's rnr"St or per
: rutnr INtiar al Uas,s, comes from h'i
, .surIs For ,"ntuI'I..G ,h"r hnv" prepared
: ;In1 rr,L ! "lI7i" inrA p"n:ivr home
! rtm"dy. -. :;uicG II lcrbn. roots. bark,
-~rda irp..ra .h",ri"r ana flowers, tallc1
: Iiul"nrl;., r:In,"I r'a. y t"MSp"onIul ar
wni"r produces pleasant ionlr OF r!lch
,uitSI Ii,mii"Ii, t'r.tEr At rhcuf'aliShl.
NJ rSr,i%il."%. .i:"E n"9Hnr lie. li"rr. EIu
! u"v aud m'ninach troIb.r II 10 IN" pu1
".y anh *rfr%t rrrrnrnt'"n nG"r'" indnE'
! Tulrar;,u l:lri"l 'rrR today il u"ri thc
J r nrlI a. rr Trd prHiT'd by millions" 81
sun, r"ra uEIuIni. disease md wnrdInE
iii I'D ny" T-u .U"rG'%. TEtv InrIln"
Mrrr,- rIr;:. lat ,ldinE INTO w"rtanh'rh Or
. wGIn"iI rrr".iuE Tn. Er""nii"I:' ihI'*'
nnlL IT lnr. All rrntH" aud r"""n'ln"'ih
r. A:,'m r'.'',I."T 'i,''r STRONG Il ana tn"i-
o., I:r hInrd lr"r, mes rich mad Tur"
and ,lIr snap nnd sparkle ~ good hrnlth
rctrrii., - ihn:;.. Y y" wee" in d"SrI 'r.
Just aak your ,lrl!rIIni today for y trial
pack: - or bulgarian Blood Tcs ind
wa will n"."r regret he tim" 7pcut III
.rad;uE ill: i"It.
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-r1.y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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cor, Dismissed on n,vurnt or the co..,

! cor. Dsmias"d on payment Of tho costs
! by the defendant.
Emma l.. Mu"uey VS.. George S
Mooney. Dismissed. Plaintiff dccr;i7' Il
| Tho kny Sch"r"r Go. Va. Th" rh'"
! Valley General hospital "t III. NAL "r'
! der OF dismissal filed C&La" Will hc di.-
! missed on entrance of order.
| Mary Jane Woods vs.. Vim. Fl. linn. -
al. Order Of dismissal entered.
James w. litznar ct al. w jefferson
i Co.. ex ct nj. Demurrer entered. -Nr2u-
ments April 4th-
Mary W. Williamson vs.. W. y. Vii
Hanson. divorce. Set for trip April >
! Viola r.. Spanoudis. an infant. etc. etc.
vs.. George Spanoudis, Set for trial April
;.
! Part TWO. Inv Docket.
! Judge Sonmervilic called the lnT-
docket in part .. set cases for trial ami
disposed Of them otherwise as follows:
| Charles Otto w. West Virginia Trar-
ton and Electric Co CaScc adjusted
! Order not entered.
Albert c. Elan, VS. Victor J. kchrrr
Passed for tho present
! StansIaus klos s.lmr Of estate of
|
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If I Were q Farmer.

~ wore farmer , would NNeN "''
hand u few rr!inhlr medicines '"r h''''''
,lIrurul" thai urr n"' :" ''r"'"% NV "
rrnuIrr the attention &c P"HS"''
nurh ~ r!inrnh"riHtn'H f"''' 49,"
n'ar1h"ra Kennedy for b""'' >
plniulH. , ,,r
,'hrrrlrrrlm.n'H Cough l''''' -
cnurh&. colds and Group.
, .,,cr,.ir. Iiuinrrt ter %rra ms.
hrlI,-. and rh"mnAri' IAln~.
,.,,,.ylu,.,'s TahIr,H for %'"in'
,r,,I,l,3 hil,uuAnr4Y and r"n"i irall"i''
! H.. h,,,ur these articles ut nan" y
,,,,,lJ often .nvr the trouble" "l - ~
/, town in the hu::"St season "r III
might. ard wni:lh cnahl" ~" !" W. 49,
sli.ht ailments as soon AZ 'h"' "''
and thereby avoid ;h" more S'F''"' '"
sosrs that so often fellow.
! For sale hy all dealers.
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Is V. Nnshl,i. - nj. vH. NJ. \. Taylor
! 81 al Dismissed Settled:
; Ifn1u Hillman rs Harry r.. human
: r,n,,urrr- entered Arguments April IT..
Hilbert X. Slanak"r vs.. Thos. NJ. Has
, l,i,,S Demurrer entered. Arguments
! April IL ro,,- r1,,,cu.
, Edwnrh A"lrrTman va. ic,Hr, ''' i,,1
: brand II Al. demurrer '"'c' W. 'f =
,rrrliurntS
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FINGER 0F JUSTICE" PLAYS
To CAPACITY AUDIENCES
I'M, Ei"a ~. Wheeling: Traction

non -
n,.' ',i,.',L S,r,lrL ,..,t If c,.urt.
,i.,,,. N,.rr.I i..uIi ~ luLz De
,,,,r,.r IT, n,r,.,LnL L.,.I,ratiuu NrEu-
rm"ni., 81 i"r Arrri T..
r,r, If I.,u,IIr,..u ". " Va, Stat"
raw y, t:,r .,', 49," t:,rt,r,d,. Ii,rg-
~ ,,".,i Nn,.r
"''' i.,i,, w, -, ,l ~. Mrs.
,,,n,I :; I.,.ur I,,r,uI.%rd
= ~" ,.i Iir' It., ~ II'r,m, Trrcr. In
,,,J..,.' I.,r,I.
I'Iwr,,m... WrhrIr va. Wig. Trncii"n
,1,.r ~ !," IlmmI, W. Henry 4. Nnltr
,,,..,,', G,.i,l,L .ut mf court.
Fr'd w. nn,,"rnn W., ,,,.rnd Arcn-
uM'% ,:, ,I',. :; "''''''''
- II r%ll'nk and IulIu~ Pollock. 1r"
,,,,,,,,. ,,,! - IInux, & hermann. s.
,,Ir,oI' >1r,
T. iIa2,nrJ rs. Joseph Hnsrnnu"r
60, r,,,. ,rinI Mny -.
I,,nr. l. IIaWlry v% Auto Sales ca.
- i"r '%'"I I,I Ma% vs ohio Valley
! Mn,nr 60. In Judges bands
s. i Et|ri,j ~ 80 i%murrcr entered. .ArEu-
n..ii;H ,r.N Saturday.
ri. :.,.'' ,c,,irr"r entered. Arguments
S,,,I",at. ST for trial May :.
Esther Wolf" rs. J. G. Me- T" Dry, e. q"
JnffIr%nu Cox VS.. wig. Traction Co..
D,.,.,, cnr tho ,reecnt.
idsSTn ~, '" ,.o i ~ va Clarence G..
Er,!: lSi, n"at e., , Tn,, notice entered
= IA 'n~ M'' r"n -, tbe PI d.fnnsr' Attorney
-. w ..o'''''' 80
EWING. c.,-c. &c patrick 7. Gilli-
i"Srph =, " 49, In, "f ,nunsccl for
The 'I"frn*" A AT . Em'ns r Dewson.
r,o ,MoI ", ncx, tern,
Car"linr Schmidt VS. W. W; Na H,rr r9nTs
X t.icE!rF :"
April u. r., We YIN. ".
HatG 81 Gill; g. -, '", rs Harry $. Hnwkcr.
! g 49, ,r;.i \r.%.
;" c-,,as Ernic4 Adr1. Of tho estate ~
1os Eraios, VS. Wheeling Traction Co..
TN.-r,ir~rr Arguments Anril !.
r. JOS; ;,o n Mi ix,c a "a, az sa,urday.
katherine NrE'add"n by next friend
r a'M'' W. M,,L,,Licn We Tho wheeling
Stoy~ a,f Range 80. Demurrer eni cred
,,rc7lmcnts Npril /.
Hnm Hr.''' i,,,ni,rrcr Arrumcnts April
70 ~
r,,r,,rnr colo VS. the city Of
,,,,"olir. urn,urrcr Arguments April
T. y cobrk~ vs. The National
MIS- Il" link ~: Wnl;nn 10 ouash notice
enIr~cL h,. drfcnSc Set for argument
-NIt, ,Hn.i;,s -ro,eo 4; Hermann vs. Anna
y, nI NE r s,iisSrI pending arr""-
I M + n a. .S,,orncT on "rd>r Of payment
81 ~" coz "E NV ,t!hn,I;r,T Eridgr Co
i"nn "in ni,, TS " Arru,nsn1s Npr,l o.
! ! LIN ,.,dgrrs ct al vs.. Order Of Cold
"'i H. nrs,urrcr entered Arguments
tnrII .
Inhu " ThltZ Ir.. Stella NJ. P6Enc' cl
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z 2g I'M ny ~ II ~ " E ~ y q S

The Store That Gets the New Things First
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SOLD EvERxWHERE
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THOMSON'S MEMS
CLUB MEETING

Th. regular m"nthly business III, =,
M. Of Thomson Mems crap VIII w ~"
rhIs evening; in the ciun au"' W. l.,
ground floor Thomson " Ia '';.,..,
building. Island. As iiArnFtnn' '',, ;-
-, hn Transacted. n fun nttcndanrr IS
desired.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-25
Friends in Council
Regular Session

An unusually interesting session NJ
the Friends in Council was held at
Pythian hall last Friday afternoon,
and large number of members and
rr'ands were present TO enjoy the pro
gram. which was given under the di-
rec:'oa of the social science commit
tee Of III organization. A distin-
gushing foa-u-e OF the meeting was
an address by Mrs. Bette Sharp, who
has recently returned TO this city from
three years of Red Cross work in Eu-
rope. Mrs. Sharp was engaged in
war work for Allied soldiers in France
before the United States entered the
conflict with Germany and remained
at her post there for many months
after the armistice was signed. She
possesses a greater fund Of knowl-
edge and understanding. gained from
observation and experience, Of mill
tary hospital work in France than al
most anybody who has visited Canon
City since the war c'osed, and she
discusses the subject intelligently and
authoritatively, as well as in an in
structive and entertaining way. Mrs.
Sharp Is a fluent. delightful speaker.
and her address Friday afternoon was
listened to with the utmost attention
and interest throughout. She devoted
herself chiefly TO review of the work
in which she was enlisted in the south
OF France. where many wounded and
disabled soldiers were cared for. At
the conclusion OF her talk. Mrs. Sharp
was asked manv questions by her aud
itors for an elaboration of the matters
she had so charminsly discussed.
Several musical numbers were given
by club members during the after
noon. Tea and sandwiches were served
for refreshments.
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Miss Henderson
and Melvin May
Married Sunday

Miss Viola Henderson and Melvin
Hay, both of this city, were. quietly
welded by Rev. Charles ]. Armen-
trout at the Presbyterian manse, 22O
North Eighth street, at 6 o'clock Sun
day evening in the presence of few
intimate friends Later in the eve
ming an elaborate wedding dinner was
served at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs H. S. King, uncle and aunt of the
bride. on Fowler avenue, at which Il
large number of guests were present.
The bride graduated from the South
Canon high school last year. and is an
attractive and accomplished young
woman with host of friends and ad-
mirers. The groom is son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hay of Reynolds ave-
nue., East Canon. and is a young man
of excellent reputation.
The happy couple left Sunday night
for Fort Collins where they will spend
the Christmas holidays as the guests
of the brides mother. They will re-
turn to this community at the close
of their honeymoon to make their
home.
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WestcliH News.
Wet Mountain sTribune.

Wet Mountain vTribune.
Alfred Bunt and daughter. Miss Re-
becca, left Monday for Florence on n
visit to relatives. Mr.. Blunt returned
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Marselus of Way
erly ranch. departed Wednesday FOR
Sandwich. ILL.,, on visit to relatives.
Mrs. Miller, mother OF l.. y. Miller.
and Mrs. Turner. mother OF Mrs. Mil
ler. returned to Pueblo Monday.
DR.. w. ]. Preston was a passenger
to Canon City Wednesday.
Harry Brown went to Denver Mon
day on brief business trip.
Elmer GARNER and Johnny Degree
returned from Denver Monday.
F. S. and r. b. Canda were outgoing
passengers Monday
Messrs. Putnam and Fluke are re-
ported having encountered some good
ore recently on the old South Africa
claim. the property OF Mrs. James,
which they have leased at Rosita The
pay streak varies from to or s
inches wide and runs from 200 ounces
up into the pictures in silver. Some
of the ore shows ruby silver.
Mrs. Wadleigh went to Canon City
last Monday for short visit.
L. W. Felter came up from Canon
City "Wednesday on brief business
trip.
Visiting lawyers in attendance at
the distinct court this week were Dis
trict Attorney T. Lee witcher. Slime
meyer & Jefreys of Canon City and
d. 4. Hessick OF Florence.
District Judge James l.. Cooper
came up from Canon City last Monday
and opened court. The docket was
light and business of the term was
finished on Wednesday and the judge
returned to Canon City Thursday.
J. b. Putnam was a passenger TO
Pueblo last Monday to attend the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Princess Annie Mining Company.
which was held there on that day
Things are looking brighter now.
The planets failed to pronuce any ca
lamity and as soon as George Walk.
er's birthday is passed next Monday
the old world will get on a smooth
running basis.
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Instant Interviews
/ 4 = X x \ 4

DIR. c. II. WILKINSON-Rev Guy
Konkel's address on The Christmas
Spirit" which he gave at the Univer-
sity Club the other evening was a
masterpiece. ! have heard hundreds
of lectures, but nothing that could
equal the excellence of that talk. Rev.
konkel had given deep thought to the
subject and handled il most admir-
ably In my opinion he is as able
as any lecturers we have had in this
city, and / believe that is his real
sphere of endeavor. That lecture
should be given space in medium of
wide circulation.
ALFRED DURFEE-That amphi-
bean monster you speak of which you
have in the window is known as a
Mexican axalotel, and is not uncom-
mon in this part of the country. To
find them at this time of the year is a
little unusual. however.
FRANK DIXON-There are any
number of those Mexican aXaloteIs
in the pond near the Empire Zine
plant. They really are not unusual III
this territory.
J. r. LAIRD think that we have
been having our winter and that in
January and February we will have
regular spring-like weather. That
has been the past history of this To-
cality. We have two or three months
of cold weather some time during the
winter, and then the rest of the
months that are supposed to be cold
turn out warm and delightful. In a
period of 10 or - years | remember
that that has been largely the case
C. C. PATTON-The best-looking
dog in this town is that big shaggy
fellow with The stubby tail called
"Shep." He don't seem TO have any
home. but he certainly has scores III
friends. He wags that tail at every.
body. He seems to get plenty to eat
at least. he doesn't look like he is
starving.
homes are being bought this year for
Christmas presents. The real estate
men are busy every hour Of the day,
and several additional sales have been
made from owner TO buyer, so that
Canon City property is changing
+. hands fast
DAVID l.. ROBISON-They say that
good many private stocks were ex
hausted on the night of the end Of
the world. hut as far as ] personals
know. there is just as much as there
ever was.
y. II. TROUTMhN-Because of pro
+ hibition sweet cider is destined to he
come one OF the most popular table
beverages. The unusual demand this
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year clearly indicates that such will
be the case.
G. II. SALIE-We sold more car
loads of bulk apples this year than we
have before in the history of the FIRE.
mont County Fruitgrowers' Associa-
ton. The price was very high for
this class and the demand was good.
We also sold a large percentage OF
boxed stuff which is our specially.
The ranchers this year got unusually
high prices for apples, and although
the crop was barely so per cent of a
full crop. many of the growers made
as much as when they had 100 per
cent crops. Practically all of the ap-
pies of the district now have been
marketed, although some ranchers are
still holding their supply. but prob
ably will let go shortly after the first
of the year.
HARRY BOWEN-The Diamond
fire brickplant is working again at
capacity. We received several car
loads of coal last week and have suf-
ficient on hand to keep US going for
some time.
SUPT. o. B. DRAKE-The program
which the seventh and eighth grade
students of the Washington school
gave Friday was most commendabie
indeed The students had to build
a stage in order to produce their play
properly, and they erected splendid
one.
GRANT DICKINSON-Over car
load of fancy apples in single ship
ments of a box apiece. have been car
ried out of here by express the past
week as Christmas gifts to friends
back East.
G. v. HODGIN-I was in Florence
today 10 see the aeroplanes fly, but
because of an accident in Denver to
the Humphrey machine the 1iers did
not arrive People were present in
the Oil City from as far away as Gus
ter county. and l saw many people
there from Florence. The Florence
promoters were keenly disappointed.
but it was through no fault of theirs
that the event did not take place.
They had 35 or 40 people who had
agreed to take ride at so much
minute.
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Blue Front Grocery
"Cleanest Store in Town"

With Thanks TO Public, Patrons, and Friends for
their liberal patronage during past year. We wish
to extend our sincere Christmas Greeting. Nav
happiness be with you. May 1920 be fraught with
Health, Prosperity and good will TO you all. Con
ducive to good health, eat pure foods from our
Store.
Yum Yum Pancake Flour, Tbs. Csc
Yum Yum Buck wheat Pancake Flour, per tb . 1Oc
Royal Gorge Breakfast Food 41a-1b sack -. soc
Peerless Pancake and Waffle Flour, A. ID sach soc
Peerless p c. and Waffle Flour, "a tb sack $500
Peerless Pancake and Waffle Flour, Ar tb sack SOC
First Braks Breakfast Food, per INC
SereIized Table Bran, per ib ib............7Hc
All Of these goods from our own Peerless mill Our
own make---pure and wholesome
722 Main st. Phone Canon 26O