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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-03
Estray Notice

Game to my place in stage Gulch
about November 1. one roam bull about
four years old. Owner can have same
By calling at my place and paying
charges. c. F. Bloom, box s66, Pen
dIeton, Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-03

"I have saved eight dollars today.
THAT so? How?'
They had beefsteak on the bill-of-
fare and 1 took a ham sandwich and
glass of milk instead. Detroit Free
Press.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-03
Martin Unscr Returns.

Martin Unser, clerk in tf office of
w. w. Cryder. Umaulla fo rest super
visor. has returned from Sc tttle where
he attended a meeting of forst clerks
and other officials of the service.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-03

FOR SALE-4O acres on Cabbage
hill, 10 acres plowed and acres in
fall wheat Small house and garn
partly finished. Address G. F. Smith.
SOS Calvin street. Pendleton. ore
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-03
BUSINESS LOCALS; WANT
ADS.

FARMERS, MARKET & EXCHANGE
r. o. Box Ts7. Red Lodge, Montana.
wants to- buy all kinds of fruits ana
vegetables in small or car lots. Also
we have some good stock cattle for
sale. Direct from producer to con-
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-03
NJ. II. Kuis recovered.

NJ. B. Kuis, who has been suffering
with Spanish influenza, has quite re
covered. Mr., Nuis has been i'll for the
past three weeks
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-03

AOST-One gray colt. 3 years oet
Branded B with bar under on rigr
shoulder. weight about 1900 lbs. NO
tify Jim Badroad, Pendleton. Oregon
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-03
FRANCE WILL PRESENT
MEMORIAL CERTIFICATES
TO AMERICA ON FEB. z
Nearest Relatives of All Ore
gon Boys Who Gave Lives in
War viii Receive EXPIRES
sions of Gratitude.

Engraved memorial certificates.
significant OF Frances gratitude 10
America. will be presented the nearest
relative OF the Oregon boys who died
during the World War in the uniform
OF their Country. Ceremonies through
out the State will be under the auspi-
ces Of local posts OF the American Le-
gion on February %.
France selected the American Le-
gion as the representative of this
country's fighters and the agency
through which the delivery of the me-
MORALS shold be made. The certifi-
Gates are delivered TO the war depart
ment and distributed TO all parts OF
the Country through the recruiting Of
fices
Received at Portland.
The army recruiting office at Port
iand is receiving the memorials fer
this district. AS soon as complete lists
of soldier dead have been compiled
and checked over. the certificates win
be turned over to state headquarters
Of the American Legion at Portland
and from there sent directly to local
posts
Relatives of boys who made the
great sacrifice have been requested to
turn in their names to the nearest Post
OF The American Legion, with their
address or place they can be found on
February %. Local lists viii be sub
nitted in duplicate TO state headquar-
ters. Every effort is being made to
have the lists complete and correct as
possible that no one will be overlook
ed.
Programs Prepared.
Memorial programs being prepared
In honor of the young men are under
local post direction committees haV-
ing been appointed to arrange the de-
tails. c N
The memorial certificates are the
work of Franklin Booth, an American
lrt'st. and are commemorative of the
service of the American doughboy, COB
aud leatherneck in the greatest OF
wars Each is inscribed with the
name of the dead fighter whose near
sst of kin receives it.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-03

Uncle sam helped several hundred
Cincinnati families to solve the hous-
ing problem. He had built cosy four
room cottages, with electric light wiz
ing and fixtures, bathroom and built
IN kitchen ca abinets, near munition
plants for the workers and their
families. They cost $1.5OO each 10
build but the government sold them
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-03

purposes unless the funds of the oahks
and their bond holders are amply pro-
tected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-03

Tho na.,-s "oo---'"n- N''s'~'-''
abol.s..ed ia -aNor' % t"v ..,,...o g.
public of Austria"
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Saturday
GUESTS OF THEIR
DAUGHTER HERE

GUESTS OF THEIR
DAUGHTER HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. McGowan OF Ft.
Collins will visit their daugbter, Miss
Cynthia McGowan, mere for the next
few weeks.
CLIFFORD AMEs WILL
VISIT FATHER HERE
Clifford Ames OF Pueblo IL expected
here Sunday 10 visit his father. ver-
ner II. Ames. Ciinord In now EN-.
ployed In tho city office Of tho Amer.
lean Railways Express Company.
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Friday
is SERIOUSLY ILL
FROM INFLUENZA

FROM INFLUENZA
James NJ. Seip is in receipt OF let
ter from Wyoming announcing the
serious illness of his eldest daugh.
ter. Mrs. Bessie Graham, at her home
in that state. Considerable Influenza
exists In Wyoming, according to the
information received by Mr.. Seip
RETURNED FROM TWO
WEEKS DENVER VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Turner, who
have been in Denver the past two
weeks returned yesterday.
MRS. HAMMOND GUEST
OF DAUGHTER HERE
Mrs. II. II. Hammond. who has been
visiting In Denver and Colorado
Springs the past four weeks. returned
here Tuesday and IN spending few
days here with her daughter. Mrs. ".
w. Ireland. before going to her home
at Guney
MRS. D. L. ROBSON
A "FLu" VICTIM
Mrs. u. l.. Robson IN suffering
from influenza. Her condition nj the
present In not considered serious.
MRS. c. n. WiLkiNsoN
10 ON the SICK LIST
Mrs. G. ". Wilkinson has bssn sick
the past day or two.
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PUEBLO MAN BUSINESS
VISITOR HERE YESTERDAY

day in this city on business.
WILL SPEND WEEK
END IN DENVER
Mrs. Loave West is spending the
weekend with Denver friends.
is GUEST OF DAUGHTER
FOR WEEKEND VISIT
Mrs r. ]. Champion of this city is
the weekend guest of her daughter.
Mrs. Lester Irwin. in Florence.
FRED MOORE
VISITS WESTcLIFFE
Fred Moore left Friday for West
cliffe and will be in that town for a
few days
CAME DOWN FROM RANCH
TO ATTEND ELkS' DANCE
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hyssong OF Gus-
fey came down from their ranch Fri
day to attend the Elks' dance that
night.
RETURNS FROM
WESTcLiFFE TRIP
ID. B. Fennesui of this city returned
from Westcliffe Friday where he hal
been for the past few days on bust
ness.
HERE FROM
SHSNo hSFIoSp
Miss E. A. Taylor of Grand Rapids.
Mich. arrived in the city Friday and
will spend few days here on busi-
ness.
MRS. LAMBIE RETURNS
FROM FLORENCE VISIT
Mrs. C. o. Lambe has been visiting
her. daughter in Florence the past few
days. She returned home Friday.
ROE NELSON HERE
FROM PUEBLO
E. r. Nelson came up from Pueblo
to attend his brothers, A. p. Nelson.
funeral. which was held Friday after
noon.
PRIDEmoRE RETURNS
PUEBLO BUSINESS TRIP
r. d. Pridemore of this city re-
Pueblo Friday.
WILL MAKE THIS
CITY HEADQUARTERS
c. NJ. Giltner "a travelling salesman,
has decided to make his headuarters
in this city as II is an advantageous
point in his territory.
CALLED TO PUEBLO
BY SICKNESS
Mrs Mabel Green of this city was
called to Pueblo Friday on account
of sicknes in her family.
RETURN TO THEIR
WESTcLiFFE HOME
Miss Vera Dessmore. Ray Dessmore
and Lloyd Wright returned to their
home in Westcliffe after weeks visit
here. Miss Dessmore being the guest
nf MicG ttyhf har
WESTcLiFFE MAN
VISITS CITY
Evert Caughman of westcliffe is a
business visitor in the city today.
NEW YORK MAN
GUEST IN THE CITY
T. r. Jones of New York city is in.
the city for the next few days attend
ing TO business matters.
MRS. BOYER
JOINS HUSBAND
Mrs. S A. Boyer arrived here re-
Gently TO join her husband here, who
is interested in the Ohio Zinc Com
pany.
DOROTHY FARMER
IMPROVING NICELY
Miss Dorothy Farmer, who was
operated on Thursday for appended
tbs at the Graves hospital. is doing
very nicely.
GUESTS IN THE
CITY THURSDAY
Misses Ruth Deibert of Florence
and Vivian Davis of Pueblo spent
Thursday in the city as the guests of
Mrs. Jack Clayton, who is visiting her
parents here from Casper Wyo.
PUEBLO BUSINESS MAN
RETURNS HOME
B. w. Cook Of Pueblo, after spend
ing the week in the city, left Friday
for his home.
ROY DEvIhE A PUEBLO
BUSINESS VISITOR
Roy Devine of this city is spending
the day in Pueblo on business.
MISS ERElDINGER HOME
FROM PUEBLO VISIT
Ruth Freiidnger arrived home last
Wednesday after spending the week
in Pueblo the guest of Miss Laura
Paulson.
MRS. BERRY RETURNS
FROM MISSOURI VISIT
Mrs. NJ. T. Berry. who has been Wis
iting in Missouri, returned to her home
in Canon City Friday
BACK FROM BUSINESS
TRIP THIS WEEK
Louis Lear returned home Friday
after short business visit to the
tha,- .f ha
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COLORADO SPRINGS MAN
VISITS CANON CITY
Monday

POPULAR CONDUCTOR ON
THE SICK LIST
Conductor q. l.. Hickum Of the d
4 X. a.. who has ben sick for tho
past week. returned 20 bis work snt-
urday. W. ~. Davis Of Pueblo has
been running In bis place.
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JOE POWELL KILLED IN
MINE AT TRINIDAD

Mrs. Myrtle Powell OF this city was
called to walsenburg early Thursday
morning by the death OF her husgand.
Joseph Powell. Mr.. Powell was in
stantly killed when large boulder
fell on him while working in n mine.
Mr.. Powell is survived by his widow
and three children. Hilda. Zelma and
Beverly
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MRS. ELTON TRiBBIE
CALLED FROM FLORENCE

Mrs. Elton Tribble arrived in Canol
City from Florence on Friday. beinI
called here by the sickness of he
mother. Mrs. Morrison.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Has Ringer OF this
city were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. A.
Sebree in Florence on Thursday. They
were guests of honor at a dinner party
in the evening.
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CLIFFORD BRANDON
VISITS IN PUEBLO

CLIFFORD BRANDON
VISITS IN PUEBLO
Clifford Brandon left Saturday for
short stay in Pueblo.
WERE SUNDAY GUESTS
OF CANON CITY FRIENDS
Miss Calista Burns and Ira Thomas
of Pueblo visited Canon City Sunday
and were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Burns.
RETURNED TO HOME
IN WEsTcLIFFE
Mrs. w. Z Cruckson of Westcliffe,
who has been spending the past few
days in this city on business, returned
home 10 westclire today.
BUSINESS VISITOR
IN CANON CITY
C. w. Jones of Pueblo spent Satur-
day on business in this city.
moToRED FROM
DENVER SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Z. r. Carey OF DenvePy
motored to this city Saturday and ex-
pect to return Tuesday.
CELEBRATES FiFTY-FlFTH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mrs. Daisy jenkins and daughter
participate in the celebration of the
fifty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Y. Jenkins.
HERBERT MYERS
VISITS CANON CITY
Herbert Myers. who has been work
ing for the past three weeks in Peublo
is in Canon City visiting his parents.
WERE GUESTS IN
CANON CITY
Mrs. w. A. wilds and daughter
Edna of Florence spent Saturday
shopping In this city.
SPENT SATURDAY
VISITING GRiFFiTHs
Mrs. L. =. Hayes OF Rockvale spent
Saturday visiting the Dave Griffith
family Of this city.
RETURNED HOME
TO MILWAUKEE
Paul Kyle returned to his home In
Milwaukee after an extended business
trip here.
JOE POWELL KILLED IN
MINE AT TRINIDAD
Mrs. Myrtle Powell of this city was
called to walsenburg early Thursday
morning by the death of her husgand,
Joseph Powell. Mr.. Powell was in
stantly killed when large boulder
fell on him while working in n mine.
Nr Powell is survived by his widow
and three children. Hilda. Zelma and
Beverly.
HERE TO BURY
HER FATHER
Mrs. W. X. Robinson of Kansas
City. Mo, left Saturday after burying
her father. G W. Jones. Mr. Jones
was formerly a citizen OF this city
Mrs. Robinson was the guest OF Mrs.
VI. c. Wells while here.
DENVER MAN A
BUSINESS VISITOR
Billie Heating OF Denver is a bust
ness visitor here today.
RETURNS FROM
TRINIDAD TRIP
n. Griffiths returned from Trinidad
Saturday after an extended business
trip TO that city.
HERBERT SHEFFIELD
VISITS CANON CITY
Herbert Sheffield OF Pueblo spent
the weekend with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Cy Sheffield
CANON CITY LADIES
VISIT TEXAS CREEK
Mrs. G. +. Walls and Mary Weeks
OF this city left Saturday for Texas
Creek where they were called by sick
ness.
WILL ATTEND FUNERAL
OF MRS. ALEXANDER
Mrs. II. Hillary OF this city left Sat
urday for Howard where she attended
the funeral of Mrs. X. T. Alexander
WILL VISIT MOTHER
HERE FOR A FEW WEEKS
Mrs. II. U. Henderson OF La Vista.
Colo. Is the guest of her mother,
Mrs, p. J. SallEren.
RETURNED TO
DENVER HOME
u. s. Hunter. representing The
Mine and smeiter Supply Company OF
Denver. returned to his nome Satur-
day after short stay in Canon City
Blsckheads, pimples--whewl isn't
she a sight-don't worry she is going
to take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea--then watch her. The Mitchell
q Egbers Drug Company. tAdv)
LEFT FOR GlENWoop
SPRINGS SATURDAY
Margaret Sliger, who was here from
Da In laft Cat,,rda. frr ntn.
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HERE TO BURY
HER FATHER

Mrs. ". X. Robinson of Kansas
City. Mo, left Saturday after burying
her father. C. W. Jones. Mr. Jones
was formerly citizen OF this city.
Mrs. Robinson was the guest OF Mrs
". c. Wells while here.
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DUDLEY VAN BUSkIRk
WAS A FLORENCE VISITOR

Dudley Van Buskirk was a business
visitor in Florence on Thursday Dis
trict Attorney r Lee Witcher also
had business there on that day.
RINGERS VISITED IN
FLORENCE THURSDAY
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HOME FROM DENVER
AND COLORADO SPRINGS
ACADEMY GIRLS SPEND
WEEKEND IN FLORENCE

The Misses Wilhelmina Griffith.
Frances Morrissey and Dora Petry,
students at Mt st. Scholastica's S
Academy. went to Florence Thursday
to spend the weekend with the home
folks. The past week has ben taken
up with examinations at the Academy
and Friday was given the students as
holiday
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PAROLE OFFICER
HERE FROM PUEBLO

Patrick Prendergast. parole office
of the Colorado state penitentiary
was business visitor in Canon Cit!
today.
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WILL ATTEND SPRING
OPENING At DENVER

Mrs. Edna Anderson of the Little
Hat Shop" leaves soon to attend the
spring wholesale showings OF hats at
the Brown Palace and Albany hotels
in Denver
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DENVER FOLK S
VISIT HERE

Wilbur Eddy arrived from Denver
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Quinn and Harold Graham OF that city
who will be the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Eddy of the Strathmore
for the week end o
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WILL ATTEND FUNERAL
OF MRS. ALEXANDER

Mrs. II. Hillary of this city left Sat
urday for Howard where she attended
the funeral of Mrs. II. T. Alexander
WILL VISIT MOTHER
HERE FOR A FEW WEEKS
Mrs. II. y. Henderson OF La Vista.
Colo. is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. p. J. Sallgren
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KANSAS LADY EXPECTED
EOR NiSII HERE

Mrs. X. Handshout of Emporia.
Kan. is expected here soon. ad will
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DENVER MAN A
BUSINESS VISITOR
RETURNS FROM
TRINIDAD TRIP

n. Griffiths returned from Trim
Saturday after an extended bust
trip TO that city.
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WALTER kEARNEY BACK
FROM DENVER VISIT q.

Walter Kearney returned last night
from Denver after two days spent in
the capitol city on business
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HERBERT SHEFFIELD
VISITS CANON CITY

Mrs. G. E. Walls and Mary Weeks
Of this city left Saturday for Texas
Creek where they were called by sick.
ness.
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RETURNED TO
DENvE r HON e

oGNNCN hS"E
d. S. Hunter. representing The
Mine and Smelter Supply Company OF
Denver. returned to his nome Satur-
day after a short stay in Canon City.
Blackheads. pimples--whewl isn't
she a sight-don't worry she is going
to take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea--then watch her The Mitchell
a. Egbers Drug Company tAdv)
LEFT FOR GLENwoop
SPRINGS SATURDAY
Margaret Sliger. who was here from
Pennsylvania. left Saturday for Glen
wood Springs where she win join her
sister. Marguerite.
MISS MCCONNELL SPENT
SUNDAY IN FLORENCE
Miss Katherine Mcconnell. a teach
erin the local schools. spent the week
end in Florence with her mother. Mrs.
J. =. Mcconnell. and her sister. Miss
Anna.
Attention Old Maids Confidential
ly. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea Is
your last hope for a sweet breath. rosy
cheeks. sparkling eyes Don't give up
without trying II. The Mitchell a. Egg
bers Drug Company. tAdv)
MRS. BALDWIN
VISITS SISTER HERE
Mrs G. NJ Baldwin OF Florence is
visiting her sister. Mrs. George Nix.
here for few days.
MRS. BRAGG VISITING
IN FLORENCE
Mrs. w. Il. Bragg OF Pueblo who
was the guest OF Mrs. NJ. u. Lewis
here. went to Florence to spend tho
weekend. While here Mrs. Bragg
was guest at a meeting Of the
Thinble Dozen.
MISS RICH SPENT
SUNDAY IN FLORENCE
Miss Bertha Rich OF this city spent
Sunday with relatives In Florence.
kosEWs SPENT
SUNDAY MERE
Mr. and Mrs. y. A. Kober of Flor.
snc~ spent Sunday with relatives ID
the city.
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is THE GUEST OF
MRS. SPANGLER

Mrs. Lee Smith and little daughter
Margaret, of Denver, arrived Sunday
for a months visit with her mother
Mrs. ]. A. Spangler
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RETURN ED TO
Hillside HON e

Elier Detert returned to Hillside
after few days business in Canor
City
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RETURNED HOME
TO MILWAUKEE

Milwaukee after an extended business
trip here.
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PAYS OFFICIAL
VISIT TO EIkS

District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler
f. w. Mcdaniel of the Elks. of La
Junta, made his official visit to Canon
City lodge No. 610 Wednesday night.
He went to Florence today where he
makes a nofficial visit to lodge No.
Gil tonight.
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PUEBLO MAN SPENT
DAY IN CITY
7. Neese OF TuebTO WIS
visitor in Canon City Tn
RETURNS HOME AFTEE
SHORT VISIT HERE

CASTOR Kock returned to his home
in Hillside after weeks visit with
his brother. Oscar. here
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RETURkS TO
HILLSIDE
GIBSON BROTHERS
HERE ON VISIT

William Gibson OF Grand Junction
and T. II. Gibson OF Springfield ar
rived here recently to visit their
brother. u. L. Gibson, Thursday. They
motored to Colorado Springs and
spent the day golfing.
VISITING HERE FROM
MT. VERkON, S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Links OF Mt
Vernon. S. ID, arrived here this noon
and will be the guests OF J. L. Miller.
AIRS. Links being a sister OF Mr. MI
ler.
COLORADO SPRINGS MAN
VISITS CANON CITY
T. u. Ssnderson OF Colorado Springs
ia "a btiainesa yisftor In tho rftx today
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The Canon City Petroleum com
pany have located their office at 417h
Main street, in charge of Mr. c, C
Denman.
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RETURNS TO HOME
IN COLORADO SPRINGS

Esther Howard returned 10 Colo
RADIO Springs after business and
pleasure trip combined. She was
the guest of G. B Merris and family
FORMER CANON CITY
WOMAN VISITED HERE
Minnie F. Polly spent Wednesday
and Thursday in Canon City, on bust
ness. She now resides in Denver
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w. C. kNOWLTON
MOVES HIS OFFICES

w. c. Knowlton has moved his of
fees from South Fifth street to those
formerly occupied by DR.. Dickson in
the Harrison block. The Drs. Dick
son are now nicely located in the
Acme hOlck
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PURCHASED NEW
CLEVELAND TODAY

Z. G. Hoke and G. L. Shirley OF the
Emmerson Furniture Company are
both confined to their homes by III
ness. and Frank Emmerson of the
same establishment has been COM
planning of n slight indisiposition"
for several days. Mr.. Hoke has been
unable to be at his place Of business
for four or FIVE days. Mr.. Shirley
is suffering from a sore throat that
developed Thursday.
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LEFT FOR GlENWooD
SPRINGS SATURDAY

Margaret Sliger, who was here from
PENNSYLVANIA. left Saturday for Glen
wood Springs where she win join her
sister Marguerite
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Ted Harding. who got home from
Denver on an early train Wednesday
morning, awoke with a bad cold to-
day and was forced to stay indoors
He is giving it proper treatment and
expects no bad results,
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SCH MIDT ARRIVED
IN CANON CITY.

e. J. Schmidt arrived in Canon Cit
this afternoon from Denver where h
has been for the past few days in il
terest of the Canon City Petroleur
cOmDany
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21

one to make a special effort to attend the carnival and to reserve Thursday November IS. for Suburban Day.
 The finance committee, composed or Ben Rice, Vic Hanny and George Nickle, reported hearty response on the part of merchants on whom they had called for financial assistance.
 Suburban Day, as it is he'0r pNo- noted by the. Merchants and Manu- lecturers association, IS loi '-.u step toward giving wide publicity to the fact that Arizona merchants have just as large and attractive stocks ol merchandise as are carried by many stores in Fl Paso or Los Angeles, ano are willing to compete with retailers or mail order houses anywhere Tn th' matter of prices and service.
 It is the intention of the merchant' of Phoenix to make a special drive ol Suburban Day on prices so that buy CTS from all over the territory con l tiguous to Phoenix may be induced q visit the stores participating in tn movement, and that such a visit vii be productive of the saving of none and, in addition. be guarantee to tn customers of the quality of the mer chandise he buys.