The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-06

I cast OF 1T Pays to Advertise will
go to Florence this evening to give
their play In the Opera House there
under the auspices Of st. Adams
Guild OF ST. AIban's church. The
play will be given here Friday 1T the
Opern House.
HAS RETURNED FROM
| AN EASTERN TRIP
O. w. Colgate. who has been visit.
ing for the past six weeks in Pitts
burgh and other Eastern points Of In
terest. returned Tuesday. Mr. Col
gate. was called to Pittsburgh on &C.
count Of the illness OF a sister. but
reports that she is getting along very
nicely now.
lARRivEu MONDAY TO
VISIT HER MOTHER
Mrs. John NJ Price OF Haley, Ida,
arrived here ON Monday OF this week
for . visit with her mother. Mrs. NJ
| Sutherland. of 305 East Douglas ave-
nue., South Canon.
1000 RAINBOW TROUT
~ AHART PONDS
w. p. Ahart OF East Grand avenue
reports that he has about 10000 Rain
bow trout in his propagation ponds
at present. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Sullivan and family and Mrs. Bert
Ready OF Bear Guich were supper
guests at the Ahart home last Sunday
evening
ABLE TO BE OUT
AFTER LONG SIEGE OF FLU
Mrs. Fred p. Hubert. who has been
quite Ill with influenza for the past
six weeks, is improving and able to
be out again.
GUESTS OF Mr..
| AND n. sARToR
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Hushart and two
children of salida. Colo. arrived here
yesterday and are the guests OF Mrs.
Hughart's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Sartor.
is MUCH IMPROVED
AFTER OPERATION
Little Charles Marshall Jacobs. l.
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
ated on last week at Graves hospital.
Is much better and will be taken home
tomorrow.
| r. G. BACON MAKES
BUSINESS TRIP TO DENVER
General Manager R. c. Bacon OF
the Colorado Packing Corporation.
went to Denver today to confer with
p. H. Troutman. president of the com
pany. Mr.. Bacon just returned the
FIRST OF the week from the East where
he has keen looking into the prospec-
tive market for the Gamers. He says
that matters. as they now stand. with
the government holding such a large
surplus on hand. is none too ercour-
aging. and that many of the larger
Eastern concerns will curtaii their
output this coming season
IS IMPROVING HIS
CHESTNUT STREET PROPERTY
J. w Hulse and family. who re-
Gently moved from $40 Grand avenue
to the southeast corner of Chestnut
and Elm streets. are putting that
place In first class shape for the com
ing season.
ERA OF PROSPERITY
COMING FOR pAiRvmAN
The high price OF feed and the com
mon idea among many farmers that
cream and butter prices will drop on
next spring. has caused many to sell
their dairy stock. This is big mis-
take. both from the standpoint OF
cost OF feed and from that OF period
of over production after the war. &C.
cording to W. Z. spansier of the
Colorado Agricultural College. Mr.
Spangler says:
"The careless dairyman Will readl
iy accept either one or both OF
these excuses to make himself be
iIeve that he Is on the wrong track
However. the thoughtful dairyman
can see a little further ahead He
knows from official reports that over
four million dairy COWS have been
slaughtered in Europe In the last year
He knows that it is only matter OF
a short time until Europe will be cali
ing on this country for all our surplus
dairy cattle. He knows that such pro
ducts as condensed cream. condensed
milk. and cheese can be transported
and will be called for for years 10
come With these facts in view. the
careful dairyman will watch his herd,
test and keep records OF each individ
uai COW. Gull out the slackers. and thus
get HIS herd ready for his share OF the
demand that win be made upon the
day industry in the next few years ;
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