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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1905
Page
3
Our store presents a full selection of Ladies and Misses underwear including Petticoats Drawers Chemise Short Skirts Corset Covers and Gowns. Fabrics include nainsook cambric and muslin with ribbons laces and embroideries shaping attractive prices.
A display offering the newest silk and washable collars and chemisettes with dainty effects. Large assortment of Buster Brown and narrow linen collars in hemstitch or embroidery, plus narrow string ties. Prices range from 15 cents to 1 dollar each.
South Canon High School will be well represented at High School Day in Boulder on the 12th and 13th. Commencement Exercises will be in the First Presbyterian church on May 23. Dr. Sanford Bell is scheduled to speak, with Miss Lola Hobson and Laurence Serry also chosen to speak at the University Auditorium Friday. George Haddon of Canon City High School earns special consideration for the oratorical contest in Boulder.
The Board of Education met last Monday, reappointing T. B. Goulter as president, Mrs. Catherine Twitchell as secretary, and Dr T. B. Moore as treasurer. Miss M. Belle Minor was granted a year’s leave of absence. The paper corrected salary figures for third year grade teachers after a prior error. Select your new straw hat now, Bethel Co.
The South Canon High Alumni Association met last week and elected officers Frank Harvey president Jennie Robison vice president May Harvey secretary Leslie Garwood treasurer. Earle Berry and Lolla Hobson earned first and second honors. Beasie Moyle and Ruth Lutz named speakers.
Members met at Miss Jean Whipple's home last Monday to arrange the annual banquet set for Friday evening the 26th inst at the St Cloud hotel. Doveras low shoes noted in Bethel Co. area.
At University Town Mise Ida White left for Boulder to attend the regular meeting of all county superintendents of the state. She plans to return Friday.
Canon City residents endorsed Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for back ache and urinary issues. J H Holt testifies in a local store about relief and cites others in the area with similar experiences. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agent.
Hon G L Dobson of Iowa, brother of Mrs Dr Cannon, is en route to the coast then China to serve as consul at Hoang Chaw. He spoke at a crowded Methodist church last Sunday evening, his address praised as eloquent and practical. Rev J B Cook and Rev J T Thomas hosted revival and hospital relief updates.
An advertisement promotes Orrine a cure for the drink habit from a Washington chemist. Orrine No 1 is a powder hidden in tea or food and No 2 pills exist for voluntary use. The notice claims no side effects and urges readers to request a free booklet from the Orrine Company in Washington DC.
Dr Prrr A Ware declares a new sanitarium will affiliate with the Battle Creek system, modeled after it, to elevate Canon City as Colorado’s premier health resort. He cites Roosevelt on Colorado as Switzerland of America and urges local support to make the project a reality for public health and tourism. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets endorsed for regular bowels by dealers.
Mary Bartine wife of Joe Bartine died at the family home on Maple Street South Canon last Thursday. Ros ie Koson a three and a half year old Austrian girl died at Heathron last Monday and was buried here the following day at Lakeside Moore. Margret Moore died at the home of her son Grant Moore on Pennsylvania Avenue South Canon last Friday aged 73 years 2 months and 25 days. The funeral was at Wilsons undertaking parlors 2 o'clock Saturday with interment at Lakeside cemetery. Joseph Gannet died at the St Cloud hotel last Sunday of locomotor ataxia after a long illness aged 42 years 2 months and 24 days. He was a miner born in Illinois lived here about two years and leaves a wife. Remains went to Florence with service at Deiberts parlors and interment in Florence cemetery.
Advertisement extols Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for weak digestion and assimilation, noting their cost of a quarter and wide dealer availability. A burglary at A Nelson Co grocery store last Thursday night saw tobacco and goods stolen, access gained via a cellar door and a shattered cash register with minimal cash loss.
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