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Local People
Send Christmas
Presents Abroad

Inquiry at the Canon City postof-
nee mis- morning revealed the fact
that many Christmas presents have
been mailed there durins the last few
weeks hy Fremont county people 10
relatives In England. France, Italy and
eiher European countries The ban
placed by the government on mail To
enemy countries at the beginning OF
the war having hoen Withdrawn haN'
opened np Germany. Austria and bul-
earla to- such communication this year
and many holiday packages have been
sent from here. chiefly by the peop'e
of the coal camps. within the last
mouth These parcels have gone 10
Iueo siava. Czecho-Siayia and other
states carved out Of the old Ausiro-
Hunearian empire chiefly Italy. as
usual. has come in for large share
of The holiday packages sent TO the
foreign countries
Comparatiyeiy Few Chrisiuas nae .
.apcs have been mailed at the ioc7A
'postomlce this season 10 American
troops abraad. aiihoueh tew have
gone 10 the Rheuish pro nces or Ger
many 10 France and Sihsrta Thurs
dAy ~ this week wns the Lest day frr
msHiuF pnciaqes in Canon CITY tor
nv rraear tiai the sendcrS want 10
ra- n ife,r friends "over there" by
chrfstmr~. Al such packages must
~ IN Hlhnlscn not Aier than next
Monday
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Among inexpensive gifts that are
at the same time elegant and worth
while there are many little conven-
lent articles made OF prctfily colured,
heavy paper. Tel ephone and laundry
lists. small portfolios, envelopes in
which To place memoranda. etc, are
among them. Two articles made of
bright blue mottled paper ARE shown
in the picture. The envelope for rec
ipes IS made by folding a straight strip
of the paper Into n pocket and Flap.
The sides OF the pocket are fastened
down with little boaS of blue ribbon
and the Zap is ornamcnied with a
painted spray of flowers in pink. The
lettering Is done In black.
a long strip OF the same paper fold
cd over at each end carries one or
more sheets of white paper on which
telephone Hist is 10 be written. Small
white squares outlined With black or
namcnt it aud suggest that this is
mans list. 1t is tied with bow of
blue ribbon at the top.
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Rev. Van Keuren to
Speak Tuesday Eve

Arrangements have been definitely
made for the talk that the Rev Floyd
Van keuren will make on Tuesday
evening at s o'clock in the Methodist
Episcopal church. Mr.. Van Keuren
has been for % months in the service
of the Red Cross overseas after leav-
ing Canon City. having served as rec
tor OF Christ church for more thar
two years. lie will tell something Of
his experiences during the war. As
we know he held very responsible
position in the Red Cross work among
the refugees OF France and Belgium,
and win be able to tell of the condi-
tions in this country.
In addition. he win speak in exDosi-
tion OF certain German propaganda.
which has been started in this country
and abroad Mr.. Van Keuren has been
in position whore he knows whereof
he speaks The talk will be sure to
be most interesting and fun OF in
formation He was well liked by the
whole community while he was here,
and known as a man of deep and sin
cere convictions. Everyone is cor
daily invited TO be present 1t will
cost nothing. AT the request of Mr..
Van Keuren, as he is giving his time
to this work OF enlightenine people as
to the activities OF the American Red
Cross. both at home and abroad.
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REV. KoNKEl HOME
FROM DENVER WEDNESDAY

Guy L. konkel returned "Wednesday
night from Denver where he was in
attendance upon the three days con-
ference OF the Inter-Church World
Movement. Twelve teams of about
five or six speakers are covering the
United States in 81 such conferences
between December ! and 1s.
The purposes of these gatherings
is To acquaint the church leaders of
Tire nation with the purposes and
Ideals OF the movement. and to effect
organizations that viii carry its res-
sages to every church member. sur
veys are teins made Of every county
in the Uni cd States and OF all foreign
acids which viii reveal the exact sit
Gstion as regards church and Sunday
srhoo endeavor
There were at the Colorado confer.
cnce at Denver 3Ts deleeates. repre-
sentins 30 counties of the state.
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PosTmlsTREsS AT
BEUlAfi ARRESTED

Glaces Blaokwood. 20 years OF age.
postmistress at peu ah. Colo. was ar
rssted by United States Marshal 5. D.
Burrls o. Denver last Saturday on a
CHARGE preferred against her by the
Posioiiieo Department AZ Washing
ton Miss Blaekwood is alleged 10
be short In her accounts with the gov
eminent She WAS taken 70 Peubln
and arraigued before United States
Commissioner w, Il Yates. who re-
leased her under hond in the sum OF
SI.0ao 70 answer 70 the Federal court
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State News Briefs
y 4 \ y y -


LONGMONT-Hsiry cows sold at
public sale at the ". y Frazier farr,
aear Ber'houi brought what are be-
iie,ed 10 be the best range u pr,,es
ever .-c-.yed for such cattle 4, :uc-
iion sale in Northern Colorado. and one
COW sold FOR over $500.
GREEI.EY-St Stale Humane Officer
John Ransome took forcible posses
sion OF horse owned By the Amer
lean Express Company and used for
delivery purposes by the company at
Loyeland. and notified the company
that the animal must no; be used un-
I'll Il had rested for at least two
months a veterinarian had exam
incd the horse after complaint was
made on account of cruelty. and ad-
vised thar The animal was not fit for
work. ~ NsF,rT
GREELEY The mile of new ee~
ment road recently completed be-
tween Greeley aud Evans is expected
20 be ready for traffic BY the end OF
the week ON account OF the appro-
nriation being sGfficient Tor ouly a
mile OF cement. there stir remains Gao
AEAN va AA N1AA Au AAAf ann hFAAtNaA
the limits OF the two towns. and this
viii be temporary surfaced with
gravel
COLORADO SPRINGS Announce
meni is made that ST Francis hospital
VIII build AN addition in the early
spring which viii provide loo more
rooms The improvement is esti-
mated to Gust Saoe.000.
BERTHoUD--A meeting Of tavpay-
ers Of the Derihoud school disihict
and two other districts king east of
the town was held last week to cor
slider the cailins ~ an election to vote
ON consolidation The decision was
10 can the election Efforts have
been made IN the past 10 consolidate
the nerthoud district with two other
aGincent districts
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NO TRAIN CONNECTIONS
WITH WEsTCliFFE TODAY

Owing TO defai'msnt of the train
at westcliffc and adverse weather con.
ditfons in the West Mountain valley.
thore was no train connect ons with
that vicinity today. The branch line
of the y Is r G. that runs from Texas
creek TO wcstclffe has made an eN-
ceniiongl record during the last storm.
not having missed a day until The pres
ent mihhap. and continually WORKING
ara nat three feet OF snow and Ice.
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FINAL TEST FOE
CENSUS ENUMERAToRS

a final test for census enumerators
will he given by Postmaster Clark
Cooper ut tho Y. NJ. C. A. ON Wednes-
day morning. December 10. Mt p
O'Clock. The test Is open 10 both men
and women. and consists of compiet-
lug a schedule from narrative given
No the applicant at the time OF the
examination. Application for entrance
cards should he made 10 William H.
Hughes, supervisor. Pueblo.
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YOUNG LADIES HEAR
sOUsA AT PUEBLO

The Misses Bessie McQuown. Maui
rine Robbins. Edith Burton and Ella
Roberts leave ,onieht Ut $50 for
Pueblo. whore they will hear Sonsa's
band.
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ANOTHER FAMILY LOCATE
IN CANON CITY

Mr. and Mrs H. T. Smith and son.
who have been guests at the Canon
hotel have honeht property here and
expect to make this city their III.
ture home.
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coMM,ss,oNERs INSPECT
THE COUNTY HOSPITAL

rho county commissioners spent
vcdnesday Of this week Inapcctinr
ihc county hcspitsl'
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HYRoN COVER TO
WINTER IN MISSOURI

Myron Cover, who has been stop
nlne with J u. steele. 11e5 Macon
avenue. left Tor sedalln Mo. this
morn ng, where he viii spend the
winter.
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VISITING PA6 GNTS HERE
From OKLAHOMA

Mr and MIS-. Ray 1Robison and two
children OF Gray. Okla. are here as
the guests of Mrs. Rohison's parents.
Mr. and Mrs d. W. Lutte on Orchard
Park.
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rLoREncE VISITORS
HERE TUESDAY

Mrs W. D. nays and Mrs Minnie
baldwin OF Florence spent Tuesday
in cannn city visiting friends
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ENTERTAINING DENVER
AND TEXAS GUESTS

Mrs Theodore Gates Of Denver.
and Mrs Jessie Price OF Fl Paso.
Tex, are visiting MIS-. r. b. schoheld
for month or six weeks They think
Canon City beautiful city.
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SUFFERING FROM
INJECTED HANp

Mrs willard Penshot was taken 10
the Holmes hospital recently with an
infected hand
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JEWETT HONE
ERoM cAspER. WYo.

= + Iewett returned fsom Casper,
Wyo, where he spent q few days on
n business trip
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Georgia Led in Local crsson.
The first local opiien legislation for
he suppression Of the liquor traffic
was enacted IN Georgia Ia 1854
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The latest photograph of King
s"ope. the first returned soldier to be
elected to congress. He is from the
Eighth Kentucky district and his cleo
tion marked the swing of strong
Democratic district into. the Repub-
liean column for the first time in 23
years.
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WOMAN PRISONER
BROUGHT HERE

Il, c. Jones. sherifr OF Boise. Ida.
rogistored late last nirht at the Canon
hotel with Mrs. c. Davis. who VIII
serve a torn In the penitentiary.
Idaho is unable to take care OF amy
women prisoners
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DuFF-LEAR DRY GOODS CO.

Canon's Progressive Store
A well assorted stock of new
merchandise is here ana we invite
comparison with any concern sell
Ing dry goods and furnishings
Come in and see us
DUFF-LEAR DRY GOODS CO.
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At The Pas.ime Theatre

Under the title of THE Lieutenant
and the Cop" the Wilson brothers Of
fer an act commonly known as side
walk conversation. 1t is the thought
that counts and their chatter is con-
tinuous flow of fun Every line has
a meening of it's own and the meaning
is laughter.
1t would appear that Selznick has
chosen very wisely in casting Olive
Thomas in the title role of The Glor-
ious Lady that charming stars new
picture, which is the feature attract
ion at the Isis theatre today. Before
her film debut Miss Thomas posed for
practically all of the greatest artists
of the day and her services We're eager
#ly sought. She has been proclaimed
by Harrison Fisher, famed wherever
art is known. as the most beautiful
woman in the world.
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Mildred Austin Stock COMPANY

Miss Austin in opening her season Of
up to the minute Standard Plays of
the year with her capable company of
dramatic artists cordially invites the
ladies to be her guests at either per-
Torrance on her opening, Monday Dec
Is at the Liberty theatre which has
been overhauled and new scenery, etc.
installed.
Miss Austin wishes to assure the
ladies that nothing but the cleanest
legitimate play will be presented and
that she will gladly present any play
that the audience calls for. That mat
inees win be given every Monday
Wednesday and Saturday. Especial
matinees on Christmas and New Years.
and one night performance each week
night Between the acts specialities
will be given and the whole will last
about two and a half hour.
AT the matinee the house will sell
lat 15c and Csc at the night perfor-
nance the whole of the lower floor
will be reserved at soc and the balcony
admission will be Csc.
The opening bill selected is a heart
story of the down east fisher folks, one
that should appeal TO Pensacolians.
THE Girl Across the Way" Remem-
Der the ladies are invited free TO either.
performance on the opening day Mon
day Dec. 15., excepting the war tax OF
five cents.
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THEFT OF MONEY
STILL MYSTERY

J. III. Collier, local agent for the
Southern Express Company stated
last night that there were no new de-
velopments in the robbery which oc-
Cured at the local office Tuesday.
The young man Owens, who was be-
ing held by the police for investiga-
ton has been discharged from custody
there being no evidence on which to
hold him and no charge was placed
against him by the Express Company.
According TO Mr.. Collier, two pack
ages of money, one containing 1897
and the other $50 were placed in the
combination safe, but later removed to
the keys in the same office by
one of the clerks.
Just when the money disappeared
can not be learned but it is believed
that it was stolen by someone who
possessed duplicate key. All of the
employees of the office have been SUBJ
jected to rigid examination but no
clue has been discovered.
Mr.. Collier stated that detectives
are at work on the case and will con-
tinue their investigation indefinitely.
He also said that the Express Com
pany did not make any charge against
Mr.. Givens or any one else, and that
so far as the company was concerned
his arrest was unauthorized.
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Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er IF Relief Does Not Como
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste. Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

The sensation Of the year in thu
lrug trade is Aspironal, the two
minute cold and cough reliever, al
horitatively guaranteed by the Iabora
cries: tested, approved and mos
enthusiastically endorsed by the high
st authorities, and proclaimed b.,
he common people as ten times n:
quick and effective as whiskey, roci
md rye, or any other cold and cougl
remedy they have ever tried
All drug stores are now supplied
With the wonderful new elixir, SO oil
Won have to do to get rid of that col
is to step into the nearest drug store
hand the clerk half dollar for a bottI.
IF Aspironal and tell him to serve yor
two teaspoonfuls with four teaspoon
fuls of water in glass. With your
watch In your hand, take the drink
1t one swallow and call for your money
back in two minutes if YOU cannot
FEEL your cold fading away like a dream
within the time limit. Don t be bash
al, for all druggists invite You and
.xpect you to try it. Everybody Is
When your cold OR cough is re
ieved, take the remainder of the bottle
ONE to your wife and babies, 70,
spironal is by far the safest and mos
Elective. the easiest to take and tn
lost agreeable cold and courh remed
sJr infants and children-Advl
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A M u S e M e N T S

ers have met with the approval of the
show going people of Pensacola. The
one feature of this company is the
fact that there is no waits. As soon
as the curtain falls on the act of the
play, a vaudeville act of the better
kind entertains in a pleasing manner
until the stage is ready for the next
act. The play Your Sister and Mine
is one of the newer kind of plays that
contains every element that is needed
to make a first class play. There is
plenty of comedy, an abundance of
heart interest blending with intence
dramatic situations, and a pretty love
story, making this a play that every
class of show going people will enjoy.
Tonight will be the last opportunity
to witness this play, and 10 miss it
will be to miss one Of the best dra-
matte treats of the season. Starting
Friday and Saturday night with a Toe
bargain matinee, Saturday afternoon
at o'clock the company will present
the four act play, Darkness and Day
light" a play that is guaranteed to be
one of the best plays that was ever
written.
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It the Price Of the RANCE clone theWare !.

Andru Lewis stands six feet in his
stockings Helen Norton is a mere
mite of femininity. The contrast in
their statures is most effective and
commands attention even before the
pair open their mouths. Mr.. Lewis is
commedian with a distinctive person
atty and an original manner, while his
charming partner, Miss Norton is a
breezy little ingenue and both are eX-
cellent dancers.
In Those Days is the title of their
slSit, which is an exceedingly clever
and bright assortment of chatter, song
and dance.
Both players are recruits from the
legitimate stage. their most praise
worthy work probably being n George
AIDES The College Widow. 1t is as
vaudevillians, however, that they pre-
fer to be known, and it is in the two
a-day that they have most firmly es-
tablished themselves.
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sit Pays To Advertise With Bryant
Washburn a Most Enjoyable
Farce.

To everyone who has ever gone to
college, Bryant Washburns new Para
mount-Artcraft picture. 1T Pays to Adj
vertise," from the successful farce by
Roi Cooper Megrue and Walter Hack
EFT, and which will be shown at the
Isis theatre tomorrow will recall anus
ing memories of life and experiences
at those institutions of learning. One
of the first scenes in tie picture shows
Washburn as Rodney Martin, and sew
eral of his college pals. in a box at a
girl show. During the performance, at
the appearance on the stage Of an eff
Terminate looking leading man, the boys
proceed to shower him with eggs and
cause so much disturbance. generally,
that they are forcibly elected ard al
most arrested.
The story centers around the pam
returns home from college, refuses to
go to work in one of his fathers soap
factories, reasoning that his father al
ready has more money than they can
both spend. Then father resorts to
strategy and promises a fat bonus to
his secretary if she will, by her wiles.
persuade sonny to go to work.
The outcome of this is that son and
secretary fall in love. This Anglers
the father, who is determined that his
son shall not marry a stenographer
and he orders him out of the nome.
How the boy stakes all of his money
and possessions on a scheme to build
up a trade mark on soap and finally
selling the trade mark to his father
for a large sum OF money and then
marrying the stenographer, is said to
form one of the best plots in which
the star has yet appeared.
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DEEDS

VIM. H. Knowles. Trustee, to B. B.
Carter, trustee, Dec. 2, 1919, Lots 20,
81 and %, Block $50 E. King tract, w.
of Tarra-st., S1.00 and other consider
alton.
Real Estate Securities Co., to Mrs.
Bertha Johnson, Dec. 8, 1919, S. IL of
n. E. Ia of Block 244 of the New City
trach, s1.00 and other considerations.
(Patent) United States to Daniel
F. Sullivan. No. 4, 1889, West IL f
Section 2, Township 4, North Range
80, West.
J. A. Chaffin & CO.. to John P. and
Bertha d. Stokes, Dec. 8, 1919, w. IL
of Block 173 in Belmont and Clapp
Tracts. 100000 and other considera-
tons.
J. B. McNeely and wife to w. D.
Farror, Nov. 8, 1919, ~. w IA of S. E.
IA, Section 2, Township 5 North,
Range 80 West. s1.00 and other con-
siderations.
H. c. jacob and wife to John Dun
way, June %, 1917, Lot in Block "a
Jacobie Addition to town of Moline
T $1.00 and other considerations.
| Sol Union and Wife to Brinkley Has
! tings, Dec. /, 1919, four acres of land
| in LaRua Grant. s125.00.
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WHEN MEALS
DON'T FIT
'Pape's Diapepsln" is the
quickest Indigestion and
Stomach Relief

When meals hit back and your stom-
ach is sour, acid, gassy, or you feel full
and bloated. When you have heavy
Jumps of pain or headache from indi-
gestion. Here is instant relief.
Just as soon as you eat a tablet or
two of Pape's Diapepsin all the dyspep-
STA, indigestion and stomach distress
caused by acidity ends. These pleasant
harmless tablets of Pape's Diapepsin
never fail to neutra1ize the harmful
stomach acids and make you feel fine
at once, and they cost so little at drug
Stores
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formula .lbec;tily. every day, and use no
other socalled wrinkle cream. Add two
tablespoonful of glycerine and two
ounces of eptol to half pint of hot
water Keep stirring until they form
a satiny cream This is economical
that it can be used generously, and will
hasten the result. 1t removes wrinkles.
crows feet and lines of age. The eptol
can be obtained for not more than fifty
cents at any drug store:
MRS. s.. Q. s.-Your hair should at
once stop falling if you will use my hair
formula Every one who has tried it
says it is perfectly astounding how it
makes hair grow and stops hair falling.
Get one ounce of beta-quinol from your
druggist for 80 cents. and mix it with
one pint of witch hazel, or if preferred,
in one-half pint each of water and bay
rum. Use this every day and your
truly come true. In making up this
mixture you will find it will give you
over pint of the hair grower at a
smaller. cost than that of any prepared
hair treatment, and besides you have the
best you can get anywhere. 1t will not
fail to give results.
MRS. B. o. T.-Your hair is lrittle
because of the soap and ordinary
shampoos you have ben using. You krCw
they all contain alkali. That dries up
the natural oils. Now, just dissolve a
teaspoonful of eggol in a cup Of water
and as a headwash and you'll see
how different your hair will be- All fatty
denominations and dandruff will diSap-
, pear like magic. You'll never use any
thing else. Enough eggoi can be obtained
for twenty-five cents at the drug store
store for over dozen of these Shampoos.
ADV.
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ARMY NEEDS MEN
FOR CANAL ZONE

According to instructions received
by the local army recruiting office
3.400 men are needed for immediate
service in the Panama Canal Zone. AS
stimulus to enlistments for this par
ticular service the war department is
sending out attractive literature con-
corning the fishing, hunting and cli-
matte conditions prevailing in the
Canal Zone, which will offer to young
men desiring to enter the service a
pleasurable opportunity.
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WAKE UP
FEELING FIT
Tennille's Liver Pills Will End the
Common Trouble


Common Trouble.
When the bowels are not function
ing properly you can't have perfect
health. If your bowels fail to act reg
ularly at least once or twice a day
attend to it at once. Take one or two
of those little Tennille's Live Pills be-
fore retiring. You'll wake up feeling
fine.
Tennille's Liver Pills are scientific
ally correct, being prepared from a
formula of which any intelligent
physician will approve.
They do not grippe or sicken like cal
omel or other harsh laxatives but
purg the body of its accumulated poi
sons gently.
Bottle of % pills, 25 cents at your
drug store. Refuse all substitutes.
There are no others "just as good" as
Tennille's.