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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-10-07
Under United States Government Supervision.
Clean cotton rags wanted at this o.
flee. Any quantity.

Clean cotton rags wanted at this Of
flee. Any quantity.
Our washing machines, electric iron.
ers and vacuum sweepers are among
the best money can buy and ore sold
on installments. Grangeviile Electric
Light 4 Power Company. Ii
The married folks dance is to be
held at the l. O. o. +. hall ON Wed.
nesday evening, Oct ID, and not on
Thursday evening as announced in
these columns In our last issue.
J. ]. Gregory, recently In charge
of the Geo. NJ. Reed office In this
city and now resident of Craigmont
was In the city Wednesday on bust
ness.
Ii you are looking for ANYTHING
electrical go to the electric store, we
have 1t or can get it for you If 1t hap
pens to be something out of the or
binary. Grangeville Electric Light &
Power Co. 1t
Chester Arnold and brother Clifford
came up from the Arnold ranch in the
Whitebird section the first of the week.
Chester had been at the ranch as,
sisting with the harvest which was
completed They plan on. feeding their
crop to stock.
Mrs. Geo. Grattan and daughter
Miss Marie Phillips of The Dalles.
Ore, were arrivals ON Wednesday,
evening and will remain here for some
time looking after some property In.
terests. Mr.. Grattan will join her
later on. Mrs. Grattan will be better
remembered as Mrs. Dora Phillips.
Buffalo Hump Lodge knights Of
Pythias met last Monday night for
the first time since entering the va.
cati0n period early in the summer
Routine work was given attention and
preparations for an active season were
begun. just before the summer yaca
ton this lodge took ina class of some
sixty odd candidates.
A lengthy letter received this week
/ from j. w. Byers, will be published
IN our next issue. Mr.. Byers lived
here for number of years and has
many friends among the old timers
who win be pleased to hear from him
He and family are now living at Ba
kersfield, Calf, and In the letter he
speaks In glowing terms of the Oh
portunities presented there.
Il. J. Briscoe departed a few days
ago for walla Waila, WASH. where
he will visit for time with his
daughter, Mrs. ii. G. Mcdonald, and
incidentally meet Mrs. Briscoe on her
reurn trip from Arkansas, where she
has been visiting with relatives for
the past two months.
| A. $ Holmes left yesterday morn.
ing for the War Eagle mime In the
Buffalo Hump region. ON which prop
erty he has taken a contract for some
development work. Mr.. Holmes ex.
poets to be away about three months.
Roy Hogan has accepted position
with the Cash Grocery and Bakery.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. s. Feaster. who
have been living in the Tolo section
for some time past, departed this
| morning for Toppenish, WASH, where
they will make their home. They
Slipped their household goods by ex.
press
II YOU are looking for a suitable
present for that coming wedding or
birthday, You might find something
] at the electric store Grangeyille
Electric Light & Power Go II
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FEDERATED CHURCH

The subject for next Sunday morn
ing will be. THE Principle or Mo.
tive of Gods Dealing with Man.
In the evening, expect to speak on.
The Worlds Supreme Need and Gods
supreme Law" or s'The Cure for Our
Social and International Troubles
People interested in the social prob
lens Of the day should hear this SER
mon.
The Rally Day program was a decid.
ed success. Much credit is due the
committee. also the girls class for the
decorating. Let. US all pull together
now an carrying ont the aims express
Ell Tor our Sunday school work.
II. $. RANDALL, Pastor
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REED 8 COMPANY BARGAINS

100 acres ? IL miles from Grange
vile. 140 acres In cultivation. more
can be plowed. 5 room house. barn
machine shed and other buildings
Fenced and cross fenced, good well
spring, orchard. Lays gently rolling
Price $4,000 per acre. 100000 cash,
$4,000 runs eight years ut 8 per cent
balance in payments.
2sO acres, 9 miles from Grangeyille
All level land, 175 acres In cultivation
can break more, creek and springs
old orchard, z room house, barn gran
airy. chicken house. wood house. This
Is good purchase at $1,000 per acre.
10 acres l-2 mile from Grangeville.
good house, barn, garage. A bargain.
800 acres near Winona, good build.
ings. well improved. most OF 1t in cul-
bivation. $125.00 per acre.
We have some city homes listed.
GEO. NJ. REED & COMPANY
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COUNTY wARRANTs REDEE,rrn

Notice Is Hereby Given, That the
following Registered County Warrants
OF Idaho County. Idaho, will be paid,
on presentation at the office Of the
undersigned, County Treasurer: Cur
rent Expense Fund: January 1920 is.
sue, numbers 26219 to 1924 inclusive
Bridge Fund: July 1920 issue. mum.
bers ia to TIT inclusive
school District Warrants: In school
district No. 25. numbers 21614. 22432
22632 In school district No. 81. mum.
her 22S34.
Interest ON said warrants will cease
October 10, 1920.
Dated Grangeville, Idaho October
5, 1920.
OTIE l. CONE,
County Treasurer Idaho County
Idaho.
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FOR STATE SENATOR.

am a candidate for state senator
from Idaho county at the general cleo
ton November 2. The support Of the
voters will be appreciated.
SETH ID. JONES,
Whitebird, Idaho.
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FOR COMMISSIONERS

Having been nominated ON the Dem.
ocratic ticket for the Office OF comfy
commissioner from the third district
! shall be grateful to the voters Of
Idaho county for such support as they
accord me at the general election.
November p
T. c. LYDIA.
10 At Whitebird idaho
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POLITICAL ANNoUNCEMENT

Az the Democratic nominee Tor
county commissioner from the nrst
district of Idaho, respectfully SOLICIT
the patronage of the voters at the gen.
eral election to be held ON November
End.
PLEASANT J. TAYLOR,
Kooskia, Idaho
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wANTED--woman for general
housework. Enquire at this office.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
Z Polskiego Biura Anne
rican Red Cross.
Bureau Of Foreign Language
Information Service Polish
Section.
llO7 Broadway, New York City.
Praca krajowa Amerykanskiego
C1erwonego Krzyta.
CO MoWI
DALTON o WYRAzENIU ,
FOREIGNER"
ll07 Broadway, New York City.
" aSzyngton, D. {.

Washington, D. c.
Wed{ug opinii urzednika Sta
nu Massachusetts okreSlenia, ia
kie nadawane So przybyszom do
Stanow Zjednoczonych, sa spree
Icznc z rozwojem ducha obywa-
telskiego.
Pufkownik Robert O. Dalton.
Ikierownik Biura Wywiadowcze-
go ma Stan Massachusetts,, wzywa
'og6{ spo{eczenstwa Amerykah-
skiego w jednym Z numerow pi-
.sma Christian Science Monitor
by zaprzestalo, uzywania takich
.wyrazeh, iak foreigner, alien,
ftp. odnosnie do przybyszow do
tego kraju, a to dlatego, re So to
riesmaczne i obrazajace wyraze-
MIA. Naiwazniejsze obecnie zaga-
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TYSIACE OCHOTN1KoW
~ZACIAGNELO SIZE w LISTO-
D DO ARMII WUJA
SAMA.
Washington, D. {.

Washington, D. {.
Rekrutacya W ubiegfym mleal2
Gu listopadzic pobiIa wszystkie
dotychczasowe rckordy w CA
sach pokojowych. Liczba ochot.
nikow, przyjetych W tym micsiq,
GU do armii, wynosi 24,3O6. Jest
to najwiehsza liczba, jaka kiedy.
kolwiek osiagnieto W history re,
krutacyi. stosownie do obliczen
ogsoszonych przez genera}a P.
c. Hirrisa.' w pazdzierniku vista,
pho do armii amerykanskiej H.
SO ochotnikow.
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zAWIADOMIENIE.

Niniejszcm poda.e sic do publ
cznej wiadomoSci. re oba sklepy Kor
poracyi, 2~117-2121 n. Leavitt III. |
Wielki sklcp, 154S-1550 Milwaukee
ave-, beda otwarte Cd godztny 9tej
rano do godziny 9tej wieczorem v
kazdy dzien az do SWAT Bozego Ma
rodzenia.
To sic czyni ma proSbe ~niektorych
os6b 2 po$rod publiki | ma zadanio
70 strOny Administracyi korporacyi.
PAMIETAJCIE wSpolwlascicielki
i wspol. ;la$ciciele ma swoje wielkie
dyskonda, rocznicy otwarcia sklepu
zalozenia Korpo7acyi I okazyi Boze-
go N~arpdZenia.
Dyskonda wielkie sic tylko udzie-
la VI sklepie 1850 Milwaukee ave-,
Chicago, Illinois.
UNION COMMERCIAL CORP.
%
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Oiicerzy rekrutacyjni tiumacz2
ten niebywaiy napfyw ochotnik6w
tenn, re widzq oni w arrnii WICK
sza niz kiedykolwiek sposobno5t
dc nauki W r6znych kierunkach.
Znamiennym mp. jest fakt, re Al
procent obecuych ochotnikow -
to wysiuzeni juz zoinierze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21

dnienie ola tego kraju - NOW.
on - to zespolenie roznych ele,
mentow jednolita i Swiadoma ca.
lose spoieczns,
BY zadanie to rozwiazac' -
powiada puikownik Dalton
,,houiecznem jest, Pc pierwsze
poznaG doktadnie poszczegolne
grupy narodowosciowe w roznych
IczeSciach tego kraju i p~rzekonat
Isle, dlaczego obieraja one specy,
alne miejsca do osiedlenia sic,
lgdyz praWie kazdy Immigrant "a
min opuScif sw6j kraj juz vie,
dziai, gdzie sic osiedlic pc prey
Ibyciu do tego kraju. Konicczna
r6wniez jest rzecza poznac H.
czebnosc poszczeg6lnycll grup
narodowoSciowych i ich przywod
Cow.
Pc drugie: nalezy dowiedziet
sic. skqd pochodza rome naro-
|dowoSci i jake sa ich najwazniej
Isze cechv rasowe, do jakiego 70.
dzaju piracy maja u~podobanie, ia
kiego rodzaju praca zajmowali sic
iprzybysze w swych rodzinnycil
krajach, czy przybyli do tego
kraju dIa zrobienia pieniedzy i
by powroci6 po paru hub kilkn
latach. czy tez w celu staIego O.
siedlenia sic. Nastepnie jaki jest
spos6b ich zycia, jakiego rodzaju
ich pozywienie it'd.
Pc trzecie: Nalezy dowiedziet
sic, CO .poszczegolne grupy marc
dowoSciowe mySla o tym kraju.
i o wielu innych rzeczach; czem
sic zajmuja poza praca codzien-
ma, jake sa ich p~ragnienia, cele
/ dazenia poza praca, zapewniaja-
ca i'm chleb codzienny.
Przez take poznanie poszcze-
.eolnych narodowoSci kazdy PREY
.bysz do Ameryki moze bye "a
checony do osiedlenia sic tam,
gdzie rodzaj piracy, warunki ~
GLOVE i otoczenie ~najlepiej odpo.
wiadaja jego potrzebom i sprzy-
.jaja rozwojowi tych cnot / zalet,
kt6re sd podstawa dobrego obywa
telstwa.
Wszystko, co przyczynia sig
do lego szczeScia i zadowolcnia,
wzmacnia rownicz jednoSc, do
trobyt ! szczeScie tego kraju.
Obconarodowcy kt6rzy ME stajq
sic obywatelami szanujacymi pra
wo. ME odpowiadaja warunkom
zvcia w Amervce.
Powinnismy sic trzymac hasla:
jeden "a wszystkich, wszyscy "a
iednego. Prawdziwa dcmokracya.
s~kiadajaca sic z obywateli, pracu-
jacych Z dostateczna sprawno'
Scia, owianych dobrym duchem
obywatelskim. moze i powinna
sic zatroszczyc o wSzystkich
tych, kt6rzy pomocy potrzebuja !
= ktorych MONA zrobic dzielnych
obywateli tego kraju.
Zrobimy dobry poczatek ma
drodze, wiodacej do tego celu, jc'
zeli w stosunkach wzajemnych
pomiedzy soba oddzielimy ziarna
Cd plewy, fakty Cd ziudy / zasady
praktyczne cd c~zczej teoryi
jednem stowem. jczeli uczyc bc-
dziemy lud, a zw}aszcza m}ode
p~okolenie, poszanowania Praw
konstytucyi i bojazni bozej."
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POLACY PRZYJMUJA AME-
RYKANSKIE REGULY
Washington, D. 6.

do|y iISNOh, ~ -
Ksiqzka pit. .,Elcmetnarne "a
sadly Hybicny i Domowej Pieleg-
nacyi Chorcgo", napisana przcz
pielegniarkc amerykahska. panng
Jane Delano, zostala wybrana ia
.ko pierwszy urzedowy podrecznik
Departamcntu Pielegniarstwa Ar
rnii Polskiej. Ksiazka ia napisana
ia kr6tko pred $mierciq autorki
zostaia przetlumaczona ma jezyk
.polski przcz Amerykanski Ger
wony Krzyz i jest uzywana przcz
instruktorow tel organizacyi w
Polsce jake podrecznik ma kur"
sach. przygotowujacych pieles-
mark i ich pomocnice. Rad pol
ski pragnic obccnie rozpowszech-
mic ksi9zke te jak najbardziej W
zwiazku z rozwojcm prowadzonej
przez siebic piracy, majacej ma
celu podniesienie ogolnego stanu
zdrowotnoSci i stara sic wobec
tego 0 prawo tiumaczenia i wyda
wanna tel ksi9zki W dowolnych /
loSciach.
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NOWY KOMISARZ AMERY-
~KANSKIEGO
KRZYZA MA POLSKE.
Washington, D. I.

Washington, D.. I.
Charles Barge Z New lorku
zosta} zarhianowany komisarzcm
Amerykaliskicgo Czerwonegc
Krzyza IA Polske; ma miejsce DIR.
George D. Whitcside'a, kt6ry
zrezygnowat re stanowiska komi-
Sara. Pan Barge byt poprzcdnio
cz}onkiem Komisyi Czerwonego
Krzyza. kt6ra prowadziIa prace
ratunkowa we Francyi.
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CALIFORNIA GUEST AT
THE HARDY HOME

Mrs. ]. W. F'urness of California is
a guest at the home of Congressman
and Mrs. Guy u. Hardy for a few
days.
MoToRED FROM
PUEBLO SUNDAY
Willard FELTON, and Stanley Grundy
motored up from Pueblo yesterday and
spent the day here.
CORP. FRED w.
M'klNLEY HERE
Corp. Fred w. Mckinley, oldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Mckinley, re-
turned TO Canon City Sunday from
San Francisco where he was mus
tered out of the Federal service after
four years term of enlistment in
tlie United States marine corps. Corp
Mckinley spent "a months of his term
as a guard at the United States lega-
ton at Managua, Nicaragua. Central
America. Corp. McKinley's dis
charge papers show him to have been
a splendid soldier and to have ranked
high for devotion to the service in
which he enlisted. He was mustered
out at the Mare Island navy yard. San
Francisco, August %. He will be-
come associated with his father and
brother. Ralph. in the grocery busi-
Tess ~ $50 Main street
AUGUSTINE HOME
FROM iLLifsOis
A. B. Augustine who. with w. d.
Foreman of Salt Lake City. went to
Kansas, ILL.,, several days ago, re-
turned home today. Mrs. Augustine
drove to Pueblo in the Augustine car
and brought him home from there.
MISS LOHN LEAVES
FOR WISCONSIN
Miss Clara Lohn. who has been Wis
iting Miss Pearl Gage at the latter's
home On Four Mile for the past two
weeks, feft yesterday for home. and
will stop over in Denver before going
to Appleton, Wis.
GUESTS OF MR.. AND
MRS. J. D. BiGGS
Mrs. Mona Brady and daughter.
Florence. arrived here last wednes-
day and are guests of Mrs. Brady's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Biggs.
Miss Florence will return to her home
in Eel Paso. Tex. Monday to enter
school, but Mrs. Brady will make an
extended visit here.
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If you're going to college, why lose
yourself in a freshman class OF 1.2OOy
Go to big, little school where 1t is
possible to do through work under
fine instructors who viii soon know
you by name and treat you as a hu-
man being. The State Normal school
at Gunnison is now standard col
lege OF high grade and is ready to do
splendid work. Fan quarter opens
September 90 w36-s
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DENVER LIv. STOCK MARKETS.
Beef Steers.
Ali beef steers found strong in
SntFyr SS,,tfy = this Po, ieeelPfs q l,it the
ed and the easaou-st of business done
was conaparatiy, smali. but strong
steady to slightly siFsnsdr. The best
steers came from tde northwestein
part Of the state a[sa sold at S1i.25,
weight for petka-s use Will bring
$11.50 to $12 this market Medium
and commoner kinds from ths former
price down.
Trading has been more active on
averaged steady to slightly stronger.
Best cows on sale brought SS.05- Other
good cattle sold around s7:I5 to ss..
from 81 to $3.50. The less desirable
classes range from Sc to s6.75.
Feeders and Stockers.
More strength developed for feeder
and stocker steers and Il live trade was
. reported on most kinds, some of tho
common light steers sold at no more
than steady quotations. but the heavier
ces stronger. The sale was brisk ana
local dealers were buying some of the
bunch of heavy steers brought ss;59
Medium grades are selling from $50
to S8.25. Stockers range from Sb.5V tc
$3.50. depending upon their type
Bulls and Calves.
Practically no change has been
registered in the bull market. Sales
were made readily on a steady basis.
Best bulls are bringing $3.50. Medium
grades sold from $3.50 to $5. Choice
light weight veals are being sought
after by a good many local buyers at
this time.
Only few. odd. punches Of light
calves arrived and these sold in a
range of $11 to $13. Heavy calves Of
only fair grade were more plentiful.
but do not find such ready sale as do
the light kinds. This class of calves
sell largely from So to 50.
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Westclif News.
Wet Mountain Tribune.

Wet Mountain Tribune
Mrs. W. Schultz and son Carl mo-
tored to Canon City yesterday.
L. w. Felter was up from canon
City yesterday.
JOHN Jones left Wednesday on
trip to Loveland.
Jacob Beck is up from Canon City.
Philip Martinez was up from Canon
City a couple of days and returned
Monday.
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EASTERN LIVE STOCK.
At Chicago.

Chics csgo.-Cattle-c steers and
good yearlings generally strong to 25c
higher; grassers and ranges draggy
bulk. good and choice. s15.25GI7.i0;
grassy kind mostly. .$9.00Q14.00: good
to best cows. $500 1880. Gamers
$3.50 a 500. very dull; bulls slow. most.
y 25e lever: bulk bologns. $3.50 s.75;
-ers. $14.5o9l5.oO; stockers. steady to
lower.
Hogs-Mostiy 10015c lower than
'Saturdays average; closed weak; early
butcher hogs. 1850 a 1850: bulk pack
ing sows. $4,000 l4.z5: pigs slow. fully
Csc lower.
$3.50: bulk. s11.0OQ12.00: best range
lambs. 5o975c lower; choice Nevada.
Ssibs; stbsrs shseR STEADY; aa. so9d 70 best
feeder4 steady to higher: best feeder
lambs held at $3.50.
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About CO friends and neishbors OF
Mr.. and Ms. 8. a Tyo gathered at
the City park last night i.1sre tAey
enjoyed a io.a.y picnic lunch. The
affair was surprise 10 the Tyo fam
lily. who expect TO leave Tuesday
morning in their car for Long Beach.
Cal. to make their home.
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Tuesday
BAKER spRAINs

BAKER SPHAiNS
HIS WRIST
Charlie Baker recently sprained his
wrist while at his work a day or two
ago. He expects to be laid up for a
week or so.
JONES BUSY CORNER
BUY A STORE
The Jones Busy Corner has pur
chased the Coleman store at Cotopaxi
and will operate 1t in connection with
their chain OF stores in Westcliffe and
Canon City.
LEFT TODAY FOR
JEFFERSON CITY
Leon H. Haley. who has been enjoy
ing a months vacation with relatives
here after four years Of study at Lin
coin Institute, Jefferson City. Mo-, left
this afternoon to resume his studies in
the East. He was accompanied to
Jefferson City by Warren Prowell.
who Will register as student OF med
icine at Lincoln Institute. Mr.. Haley
will graduate this year from the med.
ical department.
CANDY MAN LOOKING
FOR LOCATION
J. T. Alexander of Loveland is in
the city today looking ut the posi-
bilities for a location for a candy
kitchen and refreshment parlof here.
cEYLON TEA STORE
HAS MOVED
The Ceylon Tea Store has complet.
ed moving its stock to the Coulter
building. between c. c. Patton's and
Hardy-Stuart's. The Anderson-Clark
Music Company will occupy the store
room in The Record block. formerly
occupied by the Ceylon.
WESTcLIFFE LADY
HERE TODAY
Mrs. John Leary of Wetscliffe Is
in the city today doing some shop
ping.
c. T. WOODS SISTER
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. J. E. Anders of Carlton. ILL.,,
woh has been the guest OF her brother,
G. T. Wood, LETT for her home yester-
day afternoon. Mr. Wood and party
accompanied Mrs. Anders TO Colorado
Springs, where they met the other
members of the Wood family from
Denver and Colorado Springs, and
then they had family reunion pic
mic in the open before returning 70
their respective homes.
WILL MAKE HOME =.
IN CALIFORNIA
George e. Trout and family will
leave Tuesday by auto for California
where they intend to spend the win
ter and perhaps locate permanently.
Mr.. Trout expects to return in short
time in order to complete the Florence
bank, now under construction by him.
TYNANS HOME
FROM YAMPA
Warden and Mrs. Thomas J. lyman
and daughter. Miss Margaret, are
home from Yampa. Colo, where Miss
Margaret has been spending several
weeks and to which point Warden
and Mrs. lyman motored a week or 10
ago.
MRS. EUsANKs LEAVES
FOR GEORGIA
Mrs. Ira Eubanks is leaving today
for her home in Dublin. Ca, after sew.
eral weeks visiting her mother. Mrs.
Anan May and her sister, Mrs. l.. B.
Hardin, at the Greenwood apartments
MISS SHERWOOD
ON SICK LIST
Miss Blanche Sherwood OF the Duff
Lear Dry Goods Company, is III at her
home with tonsiliitis
MAYS TO RETURN
TO ST. LOUIS
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. May and son.
Howard, who have been spending the
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Another one of those delightful
mid-week dances will be given tomor-
row evening at the Annex hall. The
mid-week dance given before was a
very nice anu most enjoyable event,
ad tomorrow night is looked forward
to for another good time.
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LEFT TODAY FOR
GYPSUM, KAN.

Mr., and Mrs. H. l.. Mason. who have
been livi-.- lere for the greater part
of the pac. year. lett today for their
old home at Gypsum, Kan, where they
will rcestablish their residence. They
sold ..-s..' p-orerty at 527 Hazel ave-
nue. to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Ambrose.
who are occupying it as home. Mr..
and Mrs. Ambrose and family are
former Kansas people.
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STORES TO BE OPEN
UNTIL 6 O'CLOCK

Canon City stores. which have been
closing at o'clock in the afternoon
durins tie last three months for the
purpose OF affording their clerks.
statesmen and other employees an OPP
portunity for additional out-cf-door
recreation and sport. will, beginning
Wednesday, September 1. be open for
business until o'clock in the eve
ming,