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Bills Allowed

The following is a list OF the bills al
Canon city: COLORADO. at its meeting
salary Fnna-c. a. Biges.- SIS; c. f.
Reeves. SIS: a, J. Turner, SIS: W. a.
smith' sIs: W. p : Tarsari. hunana SIS: s n G. G
McIlvaney: SIS: o. w. Rowe. SIS: c. VI.
Benton. s2s; y, c. Webster. $40: Au-
street. Alley. Bridg~ and Park Fund
SIS: ". q Meclsin. siss: ". " b Refer.
renson. ssl: z J. Williams. ss1: Tom
Ishriss; s5s ss; / williamsen $50; ";
Smith q kvei aeos ss2es soc Charles Bell nS;s sJes
s12s: J. II. Schultz. sI7s75: Fremont
County National Bank. s42s W. a.
s aeien seanan BiSss ssss aunser W. Co. oasien ss
oI, Co. $3.50: McIivsney 8 HIgrins,
Co. si,sit; 4. E. Yard. Yard sss.so; canon anon,
City Novelty Works. J. r. McGovern.
HaIs,nE ih5Si Ei1s,T,sai Gaw supply .sto
Hdw. Co. s4s4: Harding Hdw. Co.
sI7-t5: Mansfield Hdw. Co. $3.50: F.
smith; sso-s5: F. p. Smith. s1o.e5:
.;eorge Goyett. ss5: c. J: Hutchinson.
y. J. Hutchinson, 81: J. r. Govern. So:
Charles Fouts. s33s7: A. Thronson.
ka,o 1Ts'Tssi co sgs spPely c2 G9 cils .lfs
1888
;, i relle~ rund-c. F. skinner, sis5;
Cemetery FUND.-. : Munroe. 500.
Z Z. Cleveland. SEQ: g 4 Osborn.
fs7s; y T. Smith. s6.75; W. r Nc
claim, f2s.so- ]. r. Schultz $50: Glib
son Lumber Co. sa0.30. Harding Hdw
Co. Sb cents.
Lighting Fund-s47i-e5.
Public Library Fund-Iuiia l.. Mack.
Health FUND.- n Wilkinson. Ss5
miscellaneous F'und-Augustus Peasc.
$40; g r. cassedy. $50. TagGarf-
Wright Co. SO cents: Mountain States
Go. 81 So; wilson Pearson. $50: Canon
city Record. $3.50: Arkansas Valley
Co. si-tos r. II. whipple. 95 cents:
Elks' lodge. SIS: city Clerk. s1.o5
Water fupd-John Chctelaf. SIZE: Y.
Isaac ulrich, sIio; II. G Webster. s75:
Diskinson; ss;, ]. Y. Schultz.
ts2.be: l. N wynkoop. $50: clapd
Hutchinson. So. First National Bank
1925. Harding Hdw. Co. sis5. Gibson
Lumber Co. si.35; Mountain States
CO.. $zso. Taggart-wright Co. 81,
Rambler Print shop. s15-5o: II. Mueller
Co s32 as: Fremont County Leader
ss7s: Hunter Palmer. rs cents: Arkan-
sas Valley Co. si3.fo: Electrical sun
ply Co. 60 cents. City Clerk s7f5:
city Treasurer. s3ss.5I
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK.
AZ Chicago.

Chicago. Aug. s.--Cattle-Receipts
10000 Good and choice steers. is to IS
common. strong: top steers, sl!2s;
yeariinEs. Sl1.oo. bulk. choice. Sle.s5 "a
1855. good steers. Sl5.25Q 1900; grassy
stock. se.soGlt.s5; good and choice
cows. $s.sog 1850. strong; medium
grades. $1,000 $50. steady; Gamers,
$500 q 500, steady: bologna bulls $3.50
q $50; calves closed % cents lower;
calves demoraiized. 81 lower: top
stockers steady to 2sc higher.
Hogs Receipts, $4,000. Market
opened strong to 10 cents higher; lights
closed. weak 70 10 cents lower than
vance: top, sis,ss; bulk light and
butchers, $3.50 q 1875; bulk paekiny
CENTS higher. bulk, si5.oom 1880. /.
sheep - Receipts. $4,000. Feeder
lambs mostly IS cents lower: top.
$500: native selling mostly ls25o8
1880: wethers and yearlings. rs to IS
cents lower; ewes steady: top. $500
feeder calves steady, bulk feeder lames
t11.e5 q 2 90.
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Evangelist Rayburn
Here Last Thurs.

Rev. Rayburn of Newton, Kan. who
Is to conduct the big union evange is
tic campaign to be inaugurated here
on Angus; 90 accompanied by his
wife and four sons. was Wis to- in
the city last Thursday. Rev. and
Mrs. Ray burn and family were ON
their way 20 Buera N-ists. where they
are spending their summer vacation.
They will come here from Buena
Vista August II. in readiness for .
month or six weeks religious cam-
paign. furnished house vii be, Sc
CURED by the executive committee for
the occupancy Of Rev and Mrs. Ray
burn and family during their stay in
Canon City.
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Society Notes

The CONGREGATION of the First Chris
tian church will enjoy picnic al tne
City park Tuesday evening. under the
uspices of the Brotherhood OF the
church. A picnic supper will be served
at O'Clock, followed by a program
Rev. Kuhn and Rev. C. w. Dean,
former pastor, will give addresses.
Mrs. wynott Irish was the guest Oh
honor at a delightful card party MON
day afternoon, when Mrs. r. w. irish
entertained 40 ladies' at her nome ON
Greenwood avenue. The guests en-
loved playing nve-handed five hun
dred. Mrs. George Rockafellow having
4 the honors for the afternoon, and MIS-
Charles Waldo receiving the consoia-
on prize. Mrs. Wynott Irish Will
carry away a pretty guest prize as
pleasant reminder of the occasion.
rhe tables at which refreshments. in
&S!or scheme OF orange and white
Il served, each bore a basket OF
kastiturtiums, which was most attrac-
tive.
The Misses Farra Dozier. Burleigh
Mckenzie, Henrietta Ashley, Mildred
Eorcross and Louise Pigg were the
quests at house party from last
Thursday until Saturday. OF which
Miss Alnea Horney was hostess. al
her Rudd avenue home.
The Misses Mary Beatty and Ruth
E.oieckvam, Robert Duncan and Har-
pYt Mills, made a foursome. enjoying
a visit to the swimming pool last
Frsday evening. followed by picnic
supper In the hills.
Mrs. W. E. Quarles entertained a
Few friends Monday afternoon at tea
In honor OF her sister. Miss beiie
Quarles, who has been her guest Tor
seyera weeks. Miss Quaries viii
leave for Pueblo Wednesday. where
she will spend q few days before leav-
| inr for her home In New York.
The marriage OF Miss Jean Samueis
and James F. Pringie. which TOOK
piace AT the home OF the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs C. X. Samuels OF
Coal Creek, on Tuesday evening al
:. 80 o'clock, will come as surprise
to their many friends. The eere-
mony was performed by the Rev c.
J. Armentrout. and was witnessed by
only the relatives and close friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Bnnten, the brides
uncle and aunt. were the only attend
ants. The bride Is chief operator ~
the Office OF the telephone company.
and has hosts OF friends who will wish
her happiness. Mr.. Pringle is a grad
uate of the South Canon high school,
He has been located at Pueblo for the
past four years in the employ OF the
Colorado Supply Company. Mr..
PringIe has gone to Crested Butte
where he will be employed by the
same company. Mrs PrinEle will re-
main here for short time before join
hnx her husband at Crested Butte
where they will make their home.
Misses Sylvia and Marie Shirley.
Nell Stafford OF Kansas City. No.
Bell Cooper. Lee Stigler OF Stgier,
bkla.. Nina Munroe. Kate kenly;
Mt-ssrs Bud Dozier. Burden Sheriff..
Hunter Palmer. Arthur Kline. Tim
Walsh. Petrie. Smythe Bachelor. Mer'
Ml Friar and Boyd Dillingham; mo-
ored to "the hole in the rock" Mon
ay evening and enjoyed a picnic sup
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Or. <. c. sApEao.

The well-known eye. ear. nose and
hroat specialist Of Denver. Will
gain visit Canon City. Tuesday. Au-
hist -, at the Canon Hotel. Glasses
kted scientifically Consultation and
free.
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hing LicenSs are
Still in Demand

Try at the office Of the county
1ere this morning revealed the
at fishing licenses by both res
zand nonresident of the state
es unabated. Approximately
- permits were issued during
nth OF July and about 40 dur
f1rst week Of August. As fish.
1nses are issued at Florence.
e and Penrosc as well as IN
city, It is impossible to ascer-
total number granted in this
6ince the first of the year. but
eved 10 be at least 1000.
: niderable proportion Of the
senses being issued at pres
1ranted to nqp-residents. Res
the state pay 81 for such per-
non-residents e2.
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CA,c.s. c..M Gr~sa.

Chicago, Aug. A--WheAt--No. 2 red.
yaI5H1Sa'a7: no. : hard. ss.<s q 2.<7h;
40. northern spring. $s.7o:
Corn-Ne. mixed. si.bs6i.s7; No.
osts-No. white. 7sH 6scc; No. ,
white. II u 16c-
Rye--No- =. 32.0OQ2.os.
Barley s5c u sL1s.
Timothy seed---ss.ea6il.oe
Clover Seed-9S6.0o.
pork--Nominal
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w. H. MURRAY. JR.
Secretary of District No. i6
/ GUESTS AT HUBERT

GUESTS AT HUBERT
HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Coene and their
daughter Florence and Mr. ard Mrs
VIM. Il. Hubert OF Colorado Sprinrs
were guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
walter T. Hubert at 632 North sev.
enth street. Mr.. and Mrs. Coone wsre
delighted with Canon City and its sur-
rounding country.
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LoST-Lsdy's long black coat. gray
collar and cuffs. between Canor
City and Eight Mile Sunday afternoon
Leave at Record ofiice and receive se-
ward. 1ss-p6
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ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT

OF School District No. Is. County
Of Fremont, State of Colorado from
June 30. 1919. to July 1st. 1920.
RECEIVED
Amount on hand held
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LoSr-Money. in currency. Finder
kindly return to Record or 2o3 North
ri~eenth street. 1895
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HAY AND GRAIN.

Buying prices tbuik) carloads. F. o.
b. Denver:
Corn. No. 8 yeilow.-.......-.. $3.50
0sfs ner 500
Barley. per cwt-. ...---....-.---..- z-se
Hay.
r,mothy. No. 1. ton. $500
Tinothy No 2 ton.... $500
Snu,h Sa RI No l. ton $500
Sonsb psrk No q top.. $500
Aifaifa tom ........ $500
Ssrand Rottom No. /, TONI. $500
Second Rottom No 2 ton 2l.50
straw --.....,........ 1000
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lost

LOST-Money in currency. Finder
kindly return to Record. or call sos
North Fifteenth street: reward. 1914
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! dssth and ssnss: Nesults
pr1 want a.
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The DAILY Record Want Ads
Rates for Classified Ads: Sc per Line Each Issue
FOR Sale-Automobiles

HzI7UgzaIulnIunuuEluuarn
FOR Sale-Automobiles
FOR SALE.
A 5-passenger' Overland, one of the
real cars. Cash or terms; priced
real low. Call after $50 p. m. SOB
College avenue. ]. B. G. 1898
FOR -Seven-passenger WHY'S
Knight automobile; motor perfect,
new tires, new paint; bargain. In
quire for "A. Co." care The Rec
ord. 173-eod-tf WITT
FOR SALE OR TRADE-If taken this
week, an Oakland Six Apply rear
of 1855 Park avenue. 190-p6
FOR SALE-MlsceIlaneOus
FOR SALE-Fifty-eight hundred and
stock in the Diamond Ere Brick
Company. A H. White, Denver. Col
orado. w11-tf
FOR SALElGood secondhand brick,
IS per thousand. Apply Sixth and
Main streets 190-p6
FOR SALE-One COW and calf; one
good ranch horse Inquire ]. C.
Hammel, corner Poplar and Lom-
,ard streets, Lincoln Park. 19O-p6
FOR SALE-Second-han Singer sew
ing machine; A No 1 condition. In
quire SIS Pike avenue. 19O-p6
FOR SALE-wicker baby buggy; al
most new. Phone Canon 255. 1so-tf
FOR SALE-One diamond %-karat;
cheap If sold at once. Inquire IL.
R." Record. 190-tf
FOR SALE-1,oOO shares only Mitch
ell motor pillow stock. cheap; this
stock os raising fast. *. NJ" Rec
ord. 1928
FOR SALE-Transparent apples, 50.
cents box, at orchard; rs cents de-
livered; order by card. A N. orn-
dorff, Grand ave, Lincoln Park. 1926
FOR SALE-Shelled corn. Harding's
barn. North Ninth street. 1877
FOR SALE-Several sows and pigs;
some rabbits, young and old. J. NJ.
Coulter, Odd Fellows Home. 1854
FOR SALE-1,OO0 shares Salida Oil
and Refining Company stock at 30c
share: grab it while you can Ad-
dress H. w, care Record. 1SS-p6
FOR SALE-1As-acre ranch: well i'm
proved, in East Canon. for 81 500 III
sold within 80 days Call Canon,
446-J IS5lf
FOR SAI.E-Dairy herd; any number
up to Is head; Jerseys, Holsteins.
Shcrthorns. Baysinger & Roberts.
Westcliffe, Colo. 1S9-p6
TENT for sale; nearly new 12x14.
waterproof. 10-ounce duck. L. A.
Gillette, All Greenwood ave- 1SS-p6
FOR SALE-Hay; will deliver any
amount NJ. Madsen. Rhoades ave
nue., East Canon. C. 640-R3. 1sS-p6
FOR SALE-April hatched Brown
Leghorn cockerels; extra fine laying
stock. Call Canon 697-J5. 1898:
FOR SALE-Second-han clothing
bought and sold. s09 Chestrn'
street, South Canon loops
FOR SALE Red Jersey boar. year
old. brood SOW. shoats, weeks
old 1906 River street Canon
327,J. 1s5-p6
FOR SALE-wicker baby buggy:
like new; bargain. SIS North Sixth
street 1S5-tf
FOR SALE-Pool table, first-class
condition. compete. with balls.
cues, etc. $3.50. H. H Rosser. Vic
tor Colo 1851
FOR SALE-weaned pigs. Call Canon
96-Jl5. lSS-tf
FOR SALE-Fruit ranch or 4 acres.
Poplar street. Lincoln Park. Paul
Ratkovich. lSS-p26
FOR SALE-Praciically new s-H. p
Morse gas engine, mag
neto ignition. The Canon Foundry
G Machine Co, 1S4-p12
Business-getters-the columns or
The Record.
FOR SALE - Secondhand lumber.
ceiling. dimension studding and
sheetine. Canon SlG-N. 10S Rudd
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nutter Eat
Fruit.

Apples. new. Colo. box ..-..S 81 80 y $50
Catalogues. standard crts-- $50 q b-og
Cantaloupes. pony crates s'as
Ethfr uoN Ns-SU ~ a-Nee
WaGe rmelons -.............- Z-OO ~ 5-VV
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LATE
MARKET
QUOTATIONS

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DENVER MARKETS.
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FOR SALE-Several sows and pigs;
some rabbits, young and old. J. NJ.
Coulter, Odd Fellows Home. 1854
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FOR SALE-1,O 900 shares Salida Oil
and Refining Company stock at soc
share; grab it while you can. Ad-
dress H. W., care Record. 1SS-p6
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WANTED

wANTED-Ford car. Costen's bak-
cry. 191-p2
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FOR SALE-Transparent apples, so
cents box, at orchard; rs cents de-
livered; order by card. A N. Orn-
dorff, Grand ave, Lincoln Park. 1S9-p6
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FOR SALE-1is-acre ranch: well i'm
proved, in East Canon, for 81 500 il
sold within 80 days. Call Canon,
446-J. 1S5-tf
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FOR SALEtGood secondhand brick
IS per thousand. Apply Sixth and
Main streets 190-p6
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FOR SALE-Praciically new 3-H. p
Fairbanks-M Morse gas engine, mag
aeto ignition The Canon Foundry
& Machine Co 1S4-p12
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FOR SALE-Fruit ranch or acres.
Poplar street, Lincoln Park. Paul
Ratkovich. lSS-p26
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FOR SALE-hilscenaneous

FOR SALE-Fifty-eight hundred and
stock in the Diamond Ere Brick
Company. A H White. Denver. Col
orado w11-tf
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Dutter.

Creamery. first grade 50
Creamery. second grade. ..4s 0eo
Process Butter -
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The Misses Farra Dozier. Burleie
Mckenzie, Henrietta Ashley, Miidre
Eorcross and Louise Pigg were IN
xuests at house party from la
Thursday until Saturday. OF whic
Miss Alnea Horney was hostess,
her Rudd avenue home.
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MRS. MARY A. CLARK.
Secretary of District No. 6.
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txpress--Counfy CLERK. " CENTS
Road RBrht-of-Wsy-coun treas
sirred. 500.
rxp~s-e County Cc~mi.-ic-er.-G
ffodrin. sss: J. v. McCandless
ssc 90: James Bai<ran. see.
POOR FUND.
sale Ccunf~ phy-fcinns--nr. G ~
Wilkinson. $40: pr. w. G Steahenson
s2s 90
over.e~r County rarp-R. C. Stew.
oversee County rar.-Doroshy /
Stevens. t75.
pSss wsTs cs,,;. ss' rs.,s, SIS
H-s NJ p Fisher. s25; Minnie Lane
$40: Miss olive Shepard. S35; Dominic
Monzetti. fto.
ss.pes.< cc.rsy Bs-p'ss'-porotn,
Werchsndt.e sd serviee, Cesnty
chetti Coal CO.. t1e.as; Dur-r.err D O.
Co. tfa.si: ceyion Tea Store. esa: Cor
Crystal Ice Co. sa<; BirEs Lumber Co
s1@.sa; Canon Grocery Co. saos,ss; r.
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FOR SALE.

A 5-passenger- Overland, one of the
real cars. Cash or terms; priced
real low. Call after $50 p. m. SOB
College avenue. ]. B. G. 1898
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FOR SALE-Seven-passenger WHY'S
Knight automobile; motor perfect;
new tires, new paint; bargain. In
QuHe Tor "A Co., care The Rec
ord 173-eod-tf WITT
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Mrs. w. E. Quaries entertained
few friends Monday afternoon at te
In honor OF her sister. Miss Bel
Quarles, who has been her guest =
seyera weeks. Miss Quaries W
leave for Pueblo Wednesday. whe
she viii spend few days before lea
ing for her home in New York.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-H taken this
week, an Oakland Six Apply rear
Of 1885 Park avenue. 190-p6-
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WANTED-Dressm by the day
in private houses. Phone Canon
Sss-w. 1926
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The Misses Mary Beatty and Rutl
Ecieckvam. Robert Duncan and Hal
orc Mills. made a foursome. enjoyin
a visit to the swimming pool las
Frsday evening. followed by picni
supper In the hills.
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s hand q 4 81
and md s Pc 1 land we are proud of 4.
We chose this highlgrade line 50 as to-
ENJOY the satisfaction that comes from
seeing our customers satisfied.
You sec, Gfiade4 quality is a product 81
years Of experience, the skill Of specialists
and the use Of only the highest grade.
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After Ten Years Of Suffer
ing Roberts is again Well
Strongly Praises Taslac

ITO feel well and strong after SUI.
fering constantly for ten years 10 q
happy experience and I'm indebted to
Tanlac for this astonishing change in
my condition" said J. G. Roberts OF
Milwaukee in a recent interview.
During all these years my appe
lite was poor and my stomach was
so BADLY disordered that there were
very few things dared eat and wat
did eat seemed to do harm instead
of good. finally got to where I
actually dreaded to eat anything for
after meals l was miserable for hours
bloated up with gas and hurt 90 Z
couldn't stand my belt around my
waist. The pains annoyed me e.
pecially at night and I woke up In
the morning feeling SO bad I could
hardly straighten up. could seldom
ever get good nights sleep on &c
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-09-23
A CAMPAIGN CONTRAST
BY SCOTT G. BONE

To extent that Candidate Cox divert public attention
the things that Candidate Cox stands for and pihes
wisconsin and the lke-Candidate Cox scores.
scored momentarily when he made the, brazen,
that Republican had raise
slush fund OF $4,000, 900 to buy the Presidency.
him headlines favorng
his candidacy the mountebank performance
, But the sensation too empty to endure.
Confronted by cold facts the utter fy Of the cutlery
quickly established Candidate revealed In his cheap
guse Of untruhs simultaneously stood exposed
wet Thus he depicted and characterized by
Liquor Dealers Association for
funds to help elect Cox President ff.l+6 =, "
Scoring he did, Observation-Disclosures himself for the
moment, from the blight WISCONSIN, while Boss Murphy
chucked Boss grDned Boss Taggart wnked
the other Cox in the end has only succeeded In
awakening stimulating campaign this
awakened stimulated will assuredly make
publican Victory November all the overwhelming
complete.
What a contrast is presented as to candidates.
Warren G. Harding. in the dignHed role
fitting nominee for President Of the greatest Republic
not in the awdry guse Of transforming aspan for
In town council or board OF aidermens devotng his
time to real problems OF the domestic and International
with notable
manding the respectful countrymen
world we'll
verly-the contrast striking indeed and
bounds to the credit and glory of the Mckinley
and Roosevet-the g. o. p.
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LEMON JUICE
FOR FREcKlEs


Squeeze the Juice Of two lenoas
into . bottle containing three ounc Y
OF Orchard white which can be had
At any drug store. shake we'll aud
you have a quarter pint OF harmless
and delightful lemon bleach for 4
few cents. II
Massage this sweetly fragrant =
ton into the face, neck. arms and
hands each day. then shortly note
the beauty Of your skin.
Famous stage beauties Use lemon
Juice to bleach and bring thai soft.
clear, rosy complexion. Lemons have
always been used as freckle. sun
burn and tan remover. Make this
up and try It. Adv
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"ASTONISHITG CHANGE"
DECLARES OREeOnIAn

count Of my kidnsys and I sfte, had
uch sharp poins In my back that !
could hardly stand them.
mo one seemed to understand my
case and took 10 much medicine Il
II oked like would buy out .hs drus
store but rothing gave me more ttan
temporary relief. was Just about
at the end Of my row when I started
taking Tan'.c but by the time I had
taken two bottles I felt a wonderful
improvemen have now taken Six
bottles and ny tomach and k.d
neys are In fine condition and I feel
better than in years. All that trou-
BILE from gas pains In the back and
stomach wakefulness and weakness
have left me completely. am 60
grateful TO Tanlac for the restoration
Of my health that can hardly
think of words strong enough to ex-
press my feelings"
Tanlac 10 sold II Logan BY the
City Drug company and BY leading
druggists everywhere. Adv
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
QUIT TOBACCO
so EASY TO DROP CIGARKTTE
CIGAR, OR CHEWING HABIT

No-1o-Bac mas helped thousands
to break the costly. nerve-shatterine
tobacco habit. Whenever you have
longing for smoke or chew, just
place a harmless No-To- BAG tablet In
your mouth instead. All desire
stops. Shortlp the habit is completely
broken, and you are better off men
tally. physically. financially. It's so
easy so simple. Get a box Of No.
To-Bac and IL 1t doesn't releave you
from all craving for tobacco in any
form. your druggist will refund your
money without question. No-To-Bac
is made by the owners of Cascarets.
therefore is thoroughly reliable.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-09-23

The mining aad publication Of
graphite used In lead pencils 10 not
unlike the process Of silver ore. II 10
generally found mixed with quarts,
Slica and mica. II 10 nscsssary to
pIlverize the rock with crushing ina.
chinery. which 10 followed by the ex-
traction Of the grsLhite. Before the
graphite 10 mixed with the clay It IL
strained through very fine silk sleeves,
so that all particles the least biz
coarse may be rcpO-"d.