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COFFEE MARKET.
Range Of prices.

Cone cables-Rio unchanged at 1.Sloo for
NO. q Exchange 1-S2d. lower, at IA ls-s7d.
keceips 5000 bags, and stock 4el, 900 bagp.
Santos spots were unchanged at 1880 for Is
and l3t90o for Is. Receipts 1900 bags, and
stock s.o14,o0o bags Futures were 80 TO "a
reis higher. Receipts at the ports were %, 900
Gags, against $4,000 last year and 1A0oo two
years ago. $40 Paulo had n 600. against q,
w and 900. and Jundiahy H. 900, against q,
w and 100 bags respectively. Cleared from
Rio 5000 bags for New York
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lillian COFFEE sTAr1sTIcs.
GRAIN MARKETS.

CORN-In the local cash market No. .
yellow was quoted at sI.s1E; No. 2 white.
n:ss&, cost ana freight New York
OATS-The local cash market was cas-
Ter standard quoted at TN q 1901 No,
white. 7sc.; No. Q white. 77a77no; NO.
white. 1874 o lie; fancy clipped white,
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IN @sec.; ordinary clipped white, 7sM0
Tsc.i all elevator.
RfE-Market weak. No. western.
h:h apst and freight New York.
hAHLEH--Market quiet. Feeding t1.11;
maNinE, tl.26, cost and freight New York
BUCkWHEAT-Msrke quiet Sound
New York.
HAH--Market steady. No. I, t3so; No.
q R.2o92ssi No. 2, s2,Ioga;l5.
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The surprise party given 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Moore by the ladies Of
the Recreation Club and their hus-
bands was quite a success. Mrs.
Moore was 50 very much SUR
prised she said sne thought villa
was after her. The ladies' carried
lunch as we'll as tin rams and old
shoes. Al voted the affair quite
a success. Instead OF Friday the
Recreation Club will now meet
each Monday from $50 10 1880.
The president Of the Recreation
Club being indisposed. the mem
bers met al her home Monday and
had a rehearsal Of the play that
Is 10 be PEI At the Girls Club
soon.
The All Star Club met Thursday
afternoon and made plans for a
dance In the near future. They
will visit the hospital Thursday
afternoon.
A group Of ladies met Monday
afternoon. spent an hour doing
needle work. Another group met
Tuesday afternoon and spent the
major portion Of the afternoon In
doing nsadle work. A number of
ladies are just starting. II h
amazing how readily they are
catching on TO the different iniri-
cate stitches. We Will be- glad for
other groups 10 be- formed. We will
assist them In any way possible 10
learn the art of needlework.
We hope 10 have lots Of real
nice things 10 put on exhibition In
a few weeks.
The Girls Club met Wednesday.
had an enthusiastic meeting. As
the tennis court was too wet 10 be
used, the iollity derived from
playing tennis was deprived. The
meeting was short and interesting.
The Twcnty-fourth Infantry
Women's Club met Wednesday an
ernoon. On account of n shower
coming up. some of the members
were not present. But those pres
ent had a real good time. as well
as a successful planning Of a henc-
ht dance for Tuesday evening. This
club was kind enough 10 take lew
eral dozen Of oranges aud lemons
To the hospital Sunday morning.
which brought joy to the sick. TIM
fruit was furnished by the W. 6.
e. :.
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Duhf hlr,
W. desire 10 heartily commend
the work Of the War Camp Com
muniiy Service in Columbus. as W.
believe Il has a helpful and uplift-
ing Influence on camp and COM
muniiy life In many ways. Il not
only establishes aud maintains a
splendid cooperation between the
camp and community outside. but
furnishes the most wholesome
amusements for soldiers and pleas
ant meeting places for soldiers and
civilians.
II Is the experience OF our police
Officers that the morale Of the
whole community lie much improv-
ed by the very efficient manner
In which the service Ia performed.
al the Community House, by Mr..
II. j. Pickart and al the Khaki
Club by Mr.. Titus Alexander.
Through the personal labors OF
these two tireless workers known
here as human dynamUs." Co
lumbus and Camp Furlong enjoyed
the most patriotic and satisfactory
celebration on Victory" Fourth oi
July that vas carried out any
where along the border.
by unanimous vote OF the Board
of Trustees We cesire 10 extend
TO the War Camp community Ser
vice aud 10 its personal represen-
%tativcs. yourself included, a hearty
expression Of mi appreciation.
We desire 10 mention the extra
work on Victory" Fourth In par
ticular and the excellent every
day service In general.
J. r. BLAIR. Mayor.
EDWIN q. DEAN. Clerk.
Letter from Harry 5. Bowman.
deputy attorney general of New
Mexico. concerning the filling Of
vacancies ON the board NJ trustees
was read. aud In accordance with
the provisions herewith, Mayor
Blair appointed Harry o. Tracy.
Moved by Evans. seconded by
Klein that appointment Of Harry
O. Tracy be- confirmed Motion
carried.
Ordinance No. 80. relating 10 mo-
ter transportation. was introduced
Moved by F%redericKson. seconded
uy Evans. that Ordinance No. - be-
passed nj first reading. Yeas
Frederickson. Evans and Klein.
Nays. none. motion carried.
No further business app'arirg.
the board adjourned.
j. H. BLAIR. MAYOR.
Attest: T.. q. Dean. Clerk.
-O
Try n Courier Classified Ad.
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PROCEEDINGS on 1HE BOARD
or TRUSTEES or COLUMBUS

July IS, 1917.
The board Of trustees mel In
regular session Present Mayor J..
II. Blair. Trustees Frcderickson.
Evans and Klein.
Minutes Of the last regular meet
ing were read and approved.
The following bills we're pre-
sented:
A. l.. Taylor, painting-----.s 400
Columbus Courier. publishing i32
W. G. Field, medical services 400
N. Friend, hauling dirt-- 1900
A Moreno, hauling Dirt 1900
A. LAYERS, hauling dirt- 1000
NJ. Joseph. hauling Dirt 100
NJ. Cara, hauling Dirt iGO0
J. Lercia, hauling dirt-- 1900
Motion by Klein. seconded by
Evans, that all bills he allowed and
orders drawn for the same.
Yeas. Frederickson. Evans and
Klein; nays. none; motion carried.
Bid by J. I. Walker for building
fence around the jail was read
krupp Construction Company's
letter was read.
Applications for building per
mits read from Mary Alice
Frost, J. n. Blair. Harry Dean and
r. w. Ward.
Motion by FredericKson. seconded
by Klein, that Wards application
be approved when the Mayor and
Trustee Evans investigated and ap-
proved the same: motion carried.
Motion by Evans. seconded by
Klein. that applications Of Frost.
Blair nm Dean be approved with
provisions added thereon. Motion
carried.
J. j. Clark's proposition 10 fur
nish water for the ciark hotel was
read.
Moved by FredericEson. seconded
by Evans, that j. L. Walkers bid
for Jail fence be rejected because
Of lack Of funds available at this
time. Motion carried.
In order 10 reflect the public
sentiment regarding the work Of
the War Camp Community Serv-
ice In Columbus, the hoard Of trus-
tees unanimously adopted the fol.
lowing memorial:
MEMORIAL
July 70. 1919
Unanimously adopted at a regu-
lar meeting Of the Board NJ Trus-
tees Of the Village Of Columbus.
New Mexico. July %. 1919
Mr.. r. c. Bassett, District Organ
izer Whr Camp Community
Service. Deming. New Mexico.
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New Mexico Oil Exchange
We Buy and Sell All Reliable Oil Stocks

FOR SALE
One section nj land In ytcmhy OF Columbus III we'll Only SlaO This will ut
be- offered long al. this price.
Two i0-acc trrtS adjoining section Ia which oil well is bocatcd. at 500 pea acre.
Narrnntee Deed nVnn absolute control Ia oc or company of individuals
Ten shares Paramount oil Company. SBO per acre. This Is a bargain
One share n Paso- BurLbuuct at $1,000. Last chance at this price.
oil aud ns lease on ~ AceS Tuhusa Valley, Section n. This Is al exceptional
offer at SiO pes err Drilling operations are now going on In this valley and
oil will mast likely he struck my day.
sixty acrrs of land In Northeast Quarter Of Section a. Township -. Gully one
and Ourhaf miles from Columbus oil we'll AN onr YOU this valunhle land Ia
blocks OF me OF more acres At only 5000 pr acre.
Don't paronir fake travelling stock sellers You art liable to be Nung. Deal
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DADDY.) EVfNINGH
FAIRY TALE fl
PICS PARTY.
1y ha'y @ahega. borne! Bonner

'well." said Sir Percivai Pork. NOW
that we have Joined the pig pen. ]
think we should be given a party"
-what?" squesled Grandfather Porky
Pig. You think that We. old resi-
pen. should give newcomers like your
selves a parfy7"
Certainly" said Sir Percival Pork.
ave have lately come to this pen and
we think we should have party given
In our honor.
when people go to new places they
are very often given parties"
Very often. but not always" said
Mrs. Pink Pig.
True" said Sammy Sausage.
Mrs. Pink Pig speaks the truth"
said Pinky Pig.
Yes" said Master Pink Pig. 'she
does"
"she most certainly does" said
Brother Bacon.
For once In her life she is right
said Miss Ham.
But pigs said Sir Percival Pork.
make this one OF the times. and give
us q nice party"
'You said that when people went
parties. But you're not q person. and
none OF you new pigs are people.
You're all pigs. and why should We
give a party for pigsT asked Mrs.
Pink Pig.
"why not?~ asked Sir Benjamin
Bacon.
"why notT" asked Sir Perclval
Pork.
wed all be so glad to have parties
given for us. We'd thank you and
squeal with delight and grunt our
thanks and wiggle our crooked tails"
said Sir Benjamin.
do not make too many promises"
said Sir Percival
Il mean, after we were through
eating" said Sir Benjamin.
"Yes. not before" said Sir Percival.
We've not said We would give a
party for you." said Grandfather
Porky.
For my part" said Brother Bacon.
II think IL is disgracing the old-time
name of pig for any OF us TO give a
party
HE speaks wisely" said Grand
father Porky.
HE does indeed said Mrs. Pink
Pig.
"He speaks selfishiy." said Sir PEREZ
val Pork.
Very selfIshly." said Sir Benjamin
Bacon
Wisely and seifishiy mean the same
thing" said Grandfather Porky. i am
surprised you shouldn't know"
$50 am l." said Brother Bacon.
swell. II depends ON who is being
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we Wan. All the Food Ourselves"

I'VE Want All the Food Ourselves"
wise and who is being selfish" said
Sir PercIvai.
ayes. that makes all the difference
said Sir Benjamin.
They're regular pigs. all right
grunted Grandfather Porky.
They are" agreed Miss Ham.
Then won't you give us a party p
they asked.
mot much.- grunted Miss Ham.
Not much" said Brother Bacon.
Indeed we won't" said Sammy
Sausage.
~wo most certainly will not said
Mrs. Pink Pig.
"we want. all the food for our
selves" said Master Pink Pig.
THE pig speaks correctly" said
Pinky Pig.
well. aren't we to have a partyf"
asked Sir Percivnl Pork.
"Yes. aren't we7" asked Sir BenjA-
min Bacon.
"only II you give IT to us" said
Grandfather Perky.
1--WE could never do that. II
wouldn't be fitting" said Sir Percival.
Don't know what you mean 10y fit.
ting" grunted Grandfather Perky.
at wouldn't be the thing for
strangers to give party" said Sir
Benjamin.
at wouldn't be the thing for us to
give one either" said Grandfather
Porky.
but the farmer brought the pigs
their food at this moment and they
Gid have party-but not for each
otheri
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eeee Word for Popular Music.

Give popular music its due. 1t has
It's plaee-just as has the classic. Do
not look down upon it. so long as il
can help some soul away from its
gloom Perhaps II may do something
for you in an on monenf"-if YOU
will let IT, But even If il doesn't, the
mere fact that there are people whose
hearts it Will tighten. suiiices to give
popular music reason for heinC
which we should not set aside merely
because II doesn't happen TO be our
kind" Of musle.-EXchanGe.
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CINCINNATI GOES
BASEBALL MAD AS
WHITE SOX GET IN
TOWN FOR GAMES
Sallee To Oppose Cicotte is
the Probable Pitching Fea-
ture in First Game.

Cincinnati, o.. Sept. 36.-The Chi
cago White Sox baseball team has ar
rived here in readiness for the worlds
championship series of games, which
open tomorrow. The city is baseball
mad and all tickets for the first two
games to be played here have been
sold. Sallee will probably oppose CT
cote as pitcher in the first game. The
White Sox practiced on the ball field
this morning The Reds will practice
at the same place this afternoon.
The hackers of the Reds are ask
ing odds of or to in the betting
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Organizing For
Jewish Relief Drive

Mondoy morning. October 10, a
drive will be inaugurated in Fremont
county for the Jewish Relief Fund
which IL OF he carried on throughout
the country from that time until octo-
Der 20. The quota for the United
States Is s35,ooo.0oo; for Colorado
s25s 600. and for this county. s3.2S0.
which Is one.fifth OF the amount raised
here in the United War Work cam
paiEn.
The campaign In this county will be
launched by appropriate and explana-
tory sermons in the churches on Sun
day. October i2. when announcements
in relation TO the undertaking will be
made from the various pulpits. Mon
day morning. October IL. the mem
bers OF the soliciting committees for
Canon City win meet at the Y. NJ. c.
A. to receive the names of the pros.
poets" they will be expected to can
vass. Daily meetings will be held
by the executive committee to re-
ceive reports from the canvassing
teams and to encourage the workers
in the task to be assigned them.
Dan Isaacs OF Florence is chairman
of the county organization and will
have general supervision of the cam
paign. Rev. Burchfeld is chairman
of the Florence committee and John
Hamilton is chairman of the Canon
City committee. Mr.. Hamilton has
called meeting OF local people In.
terested in the campaign at the Y. M.
C. a. for Friday evening of this week.
at which time an executive committee
will bc appoi)ted and general ar
rangements for the drive discussed.
Allconcerned in this great humanitar-
ian enterprise are invited to attend
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BRITISH RAILROAD
STRIKE CAUSES
TEN MILLION LOSS
TO u. S. EACH DAY
This is Value of the Exports
To the British Isles Every
"a Hours.

Washington, Sept 30.-American
business interests are facing loss of
100000 daily as a result of the
British railway strike. This Is the
value of the exports from the United
States to the British Isles every "a
hours a part of these shipments have
already been stopped by order of the
government shipping board, which has
cancelled the sailing Of its ships TO
English ports.
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CoSSACkS SEIZE
U. S. TROOPERS
and REFUSE TO
RELEASE Them
Enlisted Man Subjected To
4 -yndignities. by Russians;
Graves Secures Liberty.
oBy r.,,ea Press,

Washington. Sept. 80. = The Cos
sacks whom the Americans were aid
ing IN their fight against the Boishe-
vik Nrces Recently seized two Ameri-
can soldiers and refused TO release
them until Major General Graves,
commanding the Siberian expedition.
made fromal demand for their surren-
der. One of the Americans was an
officer and the other an enlisted man.
Unofficial advices state that the lat
ter was subjected TO indignities by
the Russians.
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Mirrors were used by AnGlo-Saxon
women slunC 10 their sirlles. The
SAINT custom prevailed in the time of
Elizabeth and James l. They formed
the center OF many fans ct that period
and later. Before riass was Invented
horn and metal were used.
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"PewI" yelled several OF the John.
son children. "Bearcat says he won't
go to school this morningr
HE won't. hey9" roared Gap John
son Of Rumpus Ridge Ark. KNOCK
him Gown with something, and then
ave or ak Of you pile on him, hog
lie him. and drag him along. What
the Sam Hill does the little cnss think
he II. anyway Second Lieutenxntv'
Judge.
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MISCELLANEOUS

LETTUCE growers. take notice.
have secured five-year lease on
plant OF glass owned BY the Brookside
Farm and Garden Company OF Lead
VILE, Too big thing for one man to
operate: want working partner with
experience. Married man preferred:
needs no money. but must have refer
cnce. Address p. w. Paddock, p. o.
Box 32S. Leadville. Colo. 225-p6t-w1t
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Cwholesaie Prices by L. S. bureau Of
AiEriz.ts.l
Wheat flour In quarters.
per e5sr, -. - .s5.5O0s.ss
per eWt .. ..'-. "',,' -s4aoe4so
Sugar sEanulatCd. per cwt.. 1000
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TO Bud" Chapel: You cannot ex-
psct much privncy in household
where there nre two bathrooms and
only one cake Of soap.--Arkansnw
Thomas Cat.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK.



chioaeo.-H ces-Heavy, sIs.ooG 1919
medium. SIe.bOa 5.5o; light. sle.5OG
1880. light lIEht. sis.oo&l7.<o. heavy
packing SONS. smooth. SIS. 25 q 1878
packing sows. rough. sl4.7s0 1886
pigs. $3.50 1875,
Csttle-Beof steers. medium and
hc.yyw eight, choice and prime, sls.:S
q 1900: medium and good. Nlss o
ls2s eem ,, ma Is $500 l ~ so nshs
SS Sseher es,t i Seifers. sssSS is.7S:
cows. se.5oS9 1880, Gamers and cutters,
is.soee.so veal CALVES; t.o.oce y rs:
.sserr. ss.ssa 1900. western ss range
steers, ss.op0ls.0e' cows and heIfers,
se.So013.oo.
Sheep = lambs, sis.ooGls.se: cuiis
and common. sstoGls.ss; ewes. me
dunn. good ana essi Y. $40 o SO: sniis
sT.o0GIs.aS.
New York Produce.
New York.-Rutter-Cre eSH
q sec; creamery extras. Csc. firsts. y
Esss-Fresh gathered extras. ESQ
&c; extra firsts, ssUeie; tirsts, $50
cheese-stasc. whole milk. fi.t.. cur
s ssn; "an Run . sSSso soy 9siss; DO
pouitry-Aiive, chickens. sac: fcwls
- q sac. old boosters, Ale. turkeys. rs
gsoc. Dressed quiet; fowls. asqssc:
s f Sss snrs q .siSs s' s. ss
Cash Grain In CAicago.
Chic4Ecs-Corn-Ne. , mixed. s1.<so
ho o..s Ne Ss ns;,.. 'iStss3iiss*e: No
Mhits. s76TShc.
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trees. good fan and winter varieties
Also two trees of pears. 81 per tree;
you pick them. Come and see them.
E. r. Bess. Gordan Park 22s-p1t-w1t
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FOR SALE-AIisceIlaneous

FOR SALE-Milk from fresh Jersey
COW; will deliver in the vicinity of
the high school. Phone Canon
1881, a2s-tf
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FOR SALE-Automobiles

FOR SALE-BuIck, light 4, in good
condition Self-starter. spot light,
new top. good tires and paint. This
is a bargain See at Fremont Auto
Co, 9Th and River. IT,
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F-iday. October ls. 1919. at Nc
Shane ranch. 1-2 miles northeast OF
Cannon City. L. miles north of Flor
ence, I l-2 miles northwest of Pen
rose, 81 cattle, Is horses, 1s hogs,
200 chickens. farm implements and
tools of all kinds. Ora Junta Land
and Livestock Company. Free lunch
at house. Auctioneers: Brewer.
Wallendorff. Crozier. wilt
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METAL MtIthETS-
Colorado settlement Prices
Bar silver si.l1
Copper. pouno. - &c
Lead, S6.2a.
SpsiteT. Sis
Tungsten. per unit. sT.soGl2.oo.
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FOR SALE-POULTRY

FOR SALES. C. w. Leghorn cock
erels, grandsons Missouri Queen No.
$50; dam of first prize. Pen National
Egg Laying Contest, 1918. w. ".
Goodwin, 2o1 South Diamond ave-
nue.. 227-pst wed-sat
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Record want ads win nnd it for
d.
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FOR irrigated ranches or information
pertaining to water rights, inquire
of j. F. Lemons, Coaldale, Colo
RADIO 203-p4St
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FOR SALE-RANCHES

FOR SALE OR TRADE+Fruit ranch.
4 acres; good 7-room house; splen-
did water rights; first-class neighbor-
hood. For further details address 2.
L., Record. 230-3t
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Wanted-Help

Wanted-Help
wANTED-Teams: steady work all
winter. Jewett Fire Brick Com
pany. 227-5t
WANTED-Young woman to work in
drug store; permanent position for
right party. See Corner Drug
Store. 22s-st
WANTED-Tvo carpenters. Call at
Chandler mine. 215-u
wANTED-Hay hands. Harding ban.
North Tenth street. 211-tf
wANTED-A woman to 90 washing
and ironing at ga Macon ave. 22S-tf
wANTED-Hoist engineer, shaft
hoist Call yictor-Amerioan, Chand-
Ter. 224-tf
WANTED-woman' to do general
housework Mrs. Elton Smith, 429
Greenwood avenue 22S-tf
FOR RENT, Furnished Rooms
FOR RENT furnished rooms.
1912 South Second street. 229-3t
FOR RENT-Close-in 5-room apart
ment about October 10. See R. s.
crump. sos Macon avenue. 229-pst
FOR SALE-Real Estate
FOR SALE-Two pieces of property
in Canon, one close in, telephone
Canon 4. 227-sat-tues
FOR SALE OR RENT-on Cotton
wood avenue. 5-room house, "a
acres. Sale price, $4,000. G. F.
Waits, 1880 Kountz ave. 230-p6t
FIvE-RoOM modern, 625 North Fifth,
Canon City. $1,000; 500 down. BAL
ance like rent St John, ST. Gala
pago, Denver. 220-tf
FOR SALE-RANCHES
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fruit ranch.
acres; good 7-room house; splen-
did water rights; first-class neighbor-
hood. For further details address z.
l., Record. 23O-3t
FOR irrigated ranches or information
pertaining to water rights, inquire
of ]. F. Lemons, Coaldale. Colo
RADIO. 203-p4st
FOR SALE-Autonobiles
FOR SALE-Buick. light 4. in good
condition Self-starter. spot light,
IN
is a bargain See at Fremont Auto
Co, 9Th and River. tt.
FOR SALE-POULTRY
FOR SALES. c. w. Leghorn cock
erels, erandsons Missouri Queen No.
$50; dam of first prize. Pen National
Egg Laying Contest, 1918. w. ".
Goodwin, 2o1 South Diamond ave-
nue. 227-pSt wed-sat
FOR SALE-AIisceIlaneous,
FOR sALE-Milk from fresh Jersey
COW; will deliver in the vicinity of
the high school. Phone Canon
1897. 22s-tf
FOR SALE-Jonathan fancy. So:
Choice. $3.50; standard. sl.25 per
box Order now. delivered later.
Canon is2J- 22S-it
FOR sALE-Sacks. Also sows and
piss. See George S. Turner, Vine
street 22s-ss
FOR sALE-Fine $3.50 mahogany
player piano at Canon City, cheap,
for cash or on reasonable rsrfas to
responsible party. Address ID. z. Phil
lips. 81 North Main street, Pueblo
Colo. 22s-6t
FOR SALE-Fcur hundred Rainbow
oil and gas stock; must sell. Write
E j., care Record. 230-p4t.w1t
FOR SALE-New Round Oak heater.
Cali Canon S67. 230-St
FOR SALE-Grapes. cents: STA
cents delivered. E. E Dunlap. Call
Canon 6Ss6-R1 Elm avenue. near
Birch, Lincoln Park. ss0-3t
FOR SALE OR TRADE-39O acre
farm in Woods county. Oklahoma -