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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-12-11
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

IT,. A social time was enjoyed and
lunch served after the business meet
ing of the Royal K. Neighbors last
evening. The following officers were
elected: -. -
Oracle-Dollie Crothers.
Vice racle--Anna Bowers: ....-s~
Characteristics Lepper. -
Receiver-Anna Pogue.
Observation-Disclosures Hammond
Marshal--Marie Olson. --z.s-.4
Inner Sentinel-Mary Clark. -. :.
Outer Sentinel-Mary YoungDerg.
Physicians 49, DR.. E, W.. Johnson
and Dr.. l.. A. Ward. Y
Manager, two years--M abel Smith.
"a Manager, three ya.rs--Ethel Nc
Mahon. i. 10 = 80
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WHAT OCIETYl
IsDOING
!. MEETING POSTPONED.

Ut. The Episcopal Guild will not meet
Thursda afternoon, as. formerly an
nounced, but will meet Tuesday
afternoon, December II, at the home
Of Mrs, c. w. Yandersluis. All
ladies who have articles for the
Christmas sale,.fwi1l please bring
same to this meeting. The sale will
be. held Thursday afternoon, Decem-
Der ~, in the basement Of the
church.
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sTARsaHOLDsI INITIATION.

At a special meeting Of the Order
of. the Eastern Star, held last even
ing, a, large, number Of the member
ship OF the order was present and
three candidates were initiated into
its mysteries. The session was to
perform the work, prior to the seat
ing, Of the new officers at the next
regular, meeting. 4 ,E
After the work supper was served
and, dancing and cards followed.
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NO DEARTH OF W0ODsMEN
TO MEET MINNESOTA's PART
(By United Press. J

st. Paul, Dec. 11.-There will be
no dearth of lumberjaclss to meet
Minnesota's part in this phase Of the
world reconstruction w. T. Cox, state
forester, today declared that many
camps in the northwest for the spruce
production division Of the United
States army will shortly return to
their old camps. More than 400 men
from Minnesota, serving in the
spruce production division In Wash
ington and Oregon, are expected to
return very shortly. - :.
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PERSONALS AND
NEWSY NOTES

$4,000 to loan on rafms. Dean
\ Land Co. el.4:. d1ltI
Mrs, II. Graham Of Gemmell spent
yesterday in Bemidji. 5@~ss {. 1 -.
Mrs. H. E. Steel of Turtle River
spent yesterday in the city. D..
j. L. Higgins of Nebish was bust
Z ness visitor In the city yesterday. 4
Mrs. r. A. Krohn of Tenstrike,
passed yesterday in the city shopping.
p. J.. McPartlin of International
Falls is business visitor In BemldJi
Mrs. Herb Aldrich Of Wilton was
the guest Of friends In Bemidji Tues ae :.
day. IT,. = e T.... ~. nv. fz
II. Clementson of Clementson, is
\ among the business visitors IN Be
midi. ISL ~.
One !. dozen photographs makes
stntlio. =. =ss lift
H, e. Weber and w. N. Donaldson
of Duluth are among the out OF town
visitors. s@s F.: .tt.s.>~sss
- l.. c. Hanson and N. O. Hanson of
= Westbury are among the out OF town
visitors. r.. 10, =.e s2
II YOU want car cal: Enterprise
nhnna III -ser+@s+3 .t.s7T ~. 56tf
= w. N. Clark of ~Radisson, Wis, is
among the guests registered at the
Markham. s,r-7 ~
y Charles Braf and M. NJ. Kohl Of
Cass Lake are transacting business
d. in the city. VI. .s.G =. ~.
IA. Mclaughlin of Usage Is spend
ing short time In the city on bust
ness matters. "a
r.. e. Stephenson of Crookston Is
among the guests registered at the
Hotel Markham. <=- -r@,..t. ~
Buy useful Christmas gifts for your
friends at the sale In the Presby-
. terrain CHURCH udJ - 3E@Sg-E ~ = - : y
Mrs. Mary sKirchbaum of Lake
Plantagenet passed yesterday in the
city.-th guest of friends.
Don't forget the fancy work and
food sale in the Presbyterian church
Saturday, December Id. 4dl2l3
John Harkfns of Lacrosse, Wis,
passed yesterday, in Bemidji, being
a guest at the Markham. ~-*|#Ie
Mrs. Joseph Paul of Puposky has
received word that her husband was
killed in action, October H.. 81
Attend the noon day luncheon at
the Presbyterian church, Saturday,
December Ia. Christmas gifts also on
sale. - 4dl2la5
Edward Bogart and Thomas Willis
of town of Hornet are recovering
from an attack of the Spanish in
fiuenza. - ~ :--. -
Keep 'em smiling" Send your
hoy over there portraits, post cards,
kodak prints. Rich Studio, 20
1oth st. 1mo1214I
s. d. Patrick and F. E. Rensswig
of Grand Rapids passed yesterday in
Bemidji, both being guests at the
Markham.
e. M. Satire, president of the Bel
trami Consolidated Abstract COM
panay, is recovering from an attack
of the ''flu."
Marianne Johnson, little daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. E. w. Johnson, has
recovered from a severe attack Of the
Spanish "fiu. -
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NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS OF
s2sne-S. p .Ese THE M. B. A.

Your presence is requested at the
meeting Thursday evening, .Decem-
Der II. Election of officers. Our
state manager will be present. 1911
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Mrs. "a. Miller of Fargo, N. D., was
in Bemidji yesterday, enroute to
Blackjack, where she will visit rela-
tives for a month.
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t@J. v. Crooks of Chicago; George ].
Hamey, Minneapolis; John Hill of
Chicago were among the business
visitors in the city yesterday. l. FL
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Attend the luncheon, fancy work
and food sale tn the basement OF
the Presbyterian church Saturday,
December IA. @ .5 4d1213
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Miss Ethel Mcknight Of Puposky
who is confined at st. Anthony's
hospital suffering from an attack Of
the Spanish "fu," is getting along
nicely, and it is expected she will
be able to leave for her home in a
short time 800 e.. 70. Eli. 3. a-
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70 WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.

shalt force collections on all past
due accounts after January Is, 1919.
No exceptions w. G. Schroeder
,333 ~ ~ .&Yz a1211tf
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@ M. d. Stoner of Brainerd, civil
engineer, and formerly county sur
veyor of Beltrami county, is among
the out-of-town visitors today. 81
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A. J.. Mcguire of st. Paul, E. J.
Whitmore of Owatonna, F. S., Whirry
Of Minneapolis, H. S: Sandergard of
Minneapolis and j. E. Snyder of st.
Paul spent yesterday In the city. ,sg F.,
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George w. Hagberg, Fergus Falls;
A. H. Mellon, Minneapolis; Robert
M. Arth, st. Paul; George w. Harris,
Wadena; John Beels, st. Paul; e.. T.
Laronger, Duluth, and, w. w. Winter
of St. Paul were visitors in the city.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-12-11

II make hair scombing switches.
Three strands is full switch.
have human hair switches to match
any shade Of hair. Watch hair chains
made to order. Call on or write Mrs,
M. p. Olson, S12 Beltrami avenue,
Bemidji. ~..-.@s@sy <1m1-2
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-12-11

F. M Brown of ST. Paul is among
the out Of town business visitors in
the city. $sssg
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-12-11

Mrs. r. A. Krohn of Tenstrike,
passed yesterday in the city shopping.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-12-11

J. L. Higgins Of Nebish was bust
ness visitor In the city yesterday
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-12-11

Mrs. J. F. Trench Of Monticello,
Mimi, who has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Il. w. Johnson of Lake
boulevard, for the past ten days, re-
turned to her home this morning.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-12-11

Your friends can buy anything you
give them except your photograph.
Call 239 and make arrangement with
Hak's Studio for your Christmas
sitting today. @s.-S 111tt
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F. J. McPartlin of International
Falls is a business visitor In Bemidji
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E. l., Carpenter, e. H. Dea, r. G.
Chisholm of Minneapolis, and T. A,
Mccain Of Bend, Ore, all officials
of the Crookston. Lumber company,
are business visitors in the city.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-12-11

" Captain John M. Herbert OF
Camp Zachary Taylor, KY, is expect
ed to arrive in the city tomorrow
morning, having been honorably dis
charged from military duty.
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Mrs. Herb Aldrich Of Wilton was
the guest Of friends In Bemidji Tues
day. @ l%'ss ! t.s.. :. ,;z..E$=E ~
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F. M. Brown of st. Paul is among
the out Of town business visitors in
the city. :"
Attend the luncheon, fancy work
and food sale in the basement of
the Presbyterian church Saturday,
December IA. .@ !, . 4d1213
Mrs. "A. Miller of Fargo, N. D., was
in Bemidji yesterday, enroute to
Blackjack, where she will visit rela-
tives for a month.
]. v. Crooks of Chicago; George j.
Hamey, Minneapolis; John Hill of
Chicago were among the business
visitors in the city yesterday. FL
M. D.. Stoner of Brainerd, civil
engineer, and formerly county sur
veyor of Beltrami county, Is among
the out-of-town visitors today.
Your friends can buy anything you
give them except your photograph.
Call 239 and make arrangement with
Hak's Studto for your Christmas
sitting today. r. 8: ..-ss' 111tf
Captain John M. Herbert Of
Camp Zachary Taylor, KY, is expect
ed to arrive in the city tomorrow
morning, having been honorably dis
charged from military duty.
. E. l.. Carpenter, Il. H. Dea, r. G..
Chisholm of Minneapolis, and r. A.
Mccain Of Bend, Ore, all officials
of the Crookston Lumber company,
are business visitors in the city.
Mrs. j.. F. Trench Of Monticello,
sister, Mrs. E. w. Johnson Of Lake
boulevard, for the past ten days, re-
turned to her home this morning.
T. A, J. Mcguire Of st. Paul, E. J..
Whitmore of Owatonna, F. S. Whirry
of Minneapolis, H. S: Sandergard of
Minneapolis and j. E. Snyder of St
Paul spent yesterday In the city. ~. =
George w. Hagberg, Fergus Falls;
A. II. Mellon, Minneapolis; Robert
M. Arth, st. Paul; George w. Harris,
Wadena; John Beels, st. Paul; e. T..
Laronger, Duluth, and w. w. Winter
of St. Paul were visitors in the city.
make hair .combing switches.
Three strands is q full switch. .a /
have human hair switches to match
any shade Of hair. Watch hair chains
made to order. Call on or write Mrs,
M. p. Olson S12 Beltrami avenue,
Benidji. e ...nsSSs, <1m1-2
Miss Ethel Mcknight Of Puposky
who is confined at st. Anthony's
hospital suffering from an attack Of
the Spanish "flu,' is getting along
nicely, and it is expected she will
be able to leave for her home in a
short time. -..r~ r.. -[.5,.' a>
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$4,000 to loan on rafms Dean
"A Land Co, ..s.saz ~ s7 gssn..s .@.z d71tf
Mrs. H. Graham Of Gemmell spent
yesterday in Bemidji. 1850 Is -.
Mrs. H. E. Steel of Turtle River
spent yesterday in the city. d.
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n. Clementson OF Clementson, is
among the business visitors IN Be
midji. ~a....s F.. ~
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e. NJ. Satire, president of the Bel
trami Consolidated Abstract COM
panay, is recovering from an attack
of the "fu."
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-09

The betting is is IL at present
Ct, cut Of goal in time to attend the
coronation festivities o. King Ed
wards successor. The Duke. is in"
for IA years
The Baroness pi.h BIZ announces
the comins-oat party OF her accom-
plrhed niece. the Hon, Muriel Sponge
10 take place at 81 early date al the
fine Old country place OF the Baroness,
Queens bury Hall" Odds of to are
offered that the Baroness has no
niece; and y 10 that If She has. she
won't have the nerve TO bring her out
Lady I.ackdough will si2nalize the
opening OF the Fall season with an
immense ping pong dinner to over 200
guests. Betting is brisk at l. TO Z
that the bailtfs will be The first guests
Society is at a complete loss to I'M
derstand why Mr.. William Waldorf
Aston should have presented hand
some hunting-case watch TO old Sir
Michael Misspent. Al any rate. 1t Is
UNIVERSAL, predicted that Sir Michael
viii have the ticker up the spout BY
Thursday week, and, 50 far AS the bet
ting goes. ts case OF write your own
ticket.
One OF the real events Of The sea
son. The garden party OF the popular
Warehouses De Lush is on for next
month Odds Of 100 TO 3 against pre-
vail that the Marquis viii not be sober
enough to appear
Young Lord looseends came In for
his inheritance late last week, The es
tate consisting mainly Of the title and
kennel of hounds Al the Piatspus
whether he marries an American heir
ess or A Gaiety Girl
No doubt Sir Tcanby Croft Is for
tunate card player but YOU can obtain
even money in any MAYFAIR drawing
room that he possesses more skill
At games OF chance than he does at
games OF skill.
They are nothing II not original at
the Trepanned Club. One OF its mem
bers recently laid another ga 600 even
that horsehy could fly further than
~ horse could fee. So far as IL
known the stakeholder has not yet
rendered his decision
Bishop Bodnag is a game old
, sportsman, and one who can not see
that friendly wager interferes with
with his standing as dignitary OF
the cloth. The Biship lately offered
to bet the Hon. Willoughby Wildrake
that the latter would 60 to Hades
when ne died but the Hon Willough
b. declined the wager, even at liberal
odds.
The engagement Is officially an
nounced OF Lady Audrey Axtartar &c
Lieutenant Henny.Henny, of the Life
guards Green The odds on Change
are 90 to s that the old Dowagel
Duchess Axtartar bulldozed Henry
Henry into It: and II to 5 is also OF
fered that he will eventually leave Thu
country rather than come up to Thu
scratch.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
. sssS<xSSSS<xx.

June ~. 1928 John +. o'Hara 10
Frank koben. lot \. block lGa. La
Sale 81
May ~, 1918. Oelesby Coal Go. to
Robert Il rNde, lot IL. block >. Bents
subdivision. 0slesby $i.suo
April u. islS. Peter :. Wolf and
wife RI al 10 Victor Vol. undivided
ionr iitths. west r. northwest "A. y n
/ sld.U0u.
July ~ 1913. John Wood To Mary
Ann BarnNrI, lot .. block \. Howland
y Knapp addition. Stfeator SI.tsn
lune q l9lS. Fawcett Plumb To
Wells h. Press Co. lnts ! aud .. block
,. Broadway nh addition, Streator.
S..Utt
MAY Il I9lS, Mrs. Pauline lIusslev
II al Ia Henry l.. iiossack. lots and
.. block a. lot i. block -. DIV. Val.
ley addition. Ottawa. $50.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-09
Local Notes.


Mrs SILVIA Thompson ana daush
tar Mr. Hooih departed totJy Tor q
several weeks sisi wuh relatives m
Idaho
Nj clara frIndn trtutnrd from !
weeks vi=i, al the home, al Nj au>
Nj Gear,r lies eHuerrt an Men
dotI.
Mis-, Hazel Gamm ana Miss Mini
cent kritchicld returned YESTERDAYS
from lew DAYS visit VA Chicago a.
The home al the l3tter- bra, her Char
le.
I. Friedman from Lincoln. Nen
VA caller iu I'M city to-day in
5lallIns an oAr shochius machine m
n vicinity
The ROYAL Neishbor lotse viii meet
At their lode room ia the Woodman
hal tonight Members urged 10 az
tend
Mr. and Mn James Carney return
ed to their home in Chicago after Us
iune several day at the home uf
Mis- Kate Hines and other relatives
Mr., Frederick Hlber returned yen
terday after several days visit as
he home OF MIR and Air- Henry Gok
er al Kinsman
Mrs.. Ernest Schroeder spent yes
terday afternoon in Ottawa,
MIR and Mrs. William Bracken ana
ons Billy ana Clement returned ye--
fefday afternoon from Chicago The$
made me trip hy auto and wet"
caught in the storm sunday eyennr
near Morris and had To return On lac
interurban
Miss Dora 30ratamp.ns returned 10
her home in Chicago yesterday after
4 lew da1s visit at the home ut MIR
and Mrs. T. NJ Macarthur She is 8
Ella mate of Miss Jessie Macarthur
ana is attending the University o.
"hicaso
Mrs. YAH and daughter, Miss iiilda.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-09
700 FOOT TUMBLE
CLOSES FLYING DAYS
OF MARSEILLES CA0ET

That The career oil Cadet Charles
II. llgeett. OF MJf5eillts. as an ayia.
tor il ended al least Tor the present
IL Indicated By his latest letters home
10 relatives ana friends because OF
lnuli, received in a fail o. 80 teet
about two months ago ~ Carruthers
Field Fl Worth. Texas, he is 10 be
honorahS discharged from the ser.
vice
Whether Cadet aggett il suffering
from nerve SHOCK. OF whether he
was more seriously injured than irst
reported j. Unknown He has mol
written much about hi, accident 10
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Dag
eelt. of Clark street. or 10 any Of MS
friends. and not many Of The details
are known
cadet DageetI entered the aviation
lrrricc with much cnthusia IN and he
hoped to he flying in France soon.
Now the accident has changed all his
plans He could have had u ground
commission and remained in the ser
vice. bur he felt that if h. could not
= nv he would rather be our Of II After
the accident a physician informed hin
/ that The nerve shock would prevent
/ him living again. but n that time he
refused TO believe II
In one letter Cadet rageeit says hf
can he looked for home almost any
time. He stated thar he may re-entei
The railway mail service. bat was un
decided ~ 10 the future
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-09
MARSEILLES
MISS THERESA PHlLLimoRE.
Representative. Branch Office baltimore Building

departed last evening ton a visit with
relatives in Nebraska
ANDY Buuo returned rp Clmp Terry
~ -terday after ten day mrloueh
'i-iltRa HI parents and friend IN
his cry
Howard BrdanrieId ct Camp hodge
Ia. spent Satuiday ana sauda, ,is
ting his parents in this eiy
The Kings Dmahrrs viii meet
tonight a The Rome Oh. Ais Grace
davidson on the west mia
four minute men organization has
been perfected They are Rev G.
hradtield will speak d. rhe HHhg al
ace aud he home defense league
Thursday e,eums T. a Collins AZ
the knhy palace on Friday evening.
Floyd Simmons at the ruby palace uu
SATURDAY evening
Mrs John frandn MAS called 10
Ransom today by ne death o. hei
brother inlaw Peter Richards Fr
neral services tomorrow
Miss Mile Schnlngs al ~rrrator
is visiting al The home 1T Mi and
Nh. Thomas Worreii-
Twenty head Of sheep Neie Ailled
Sunday evening on the farm o. Jacob
Eicke by dogs. Mr. E.rke succeeded
in killing bur one do Last llu he
had the misfortune lo lost q number
nt sheep ia he same manner
Miss katherine liatketT OF OttaWa
called on friends in This city yester
day afternoon
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-09
INVESTIGATION OPENS
IN RIVER DISASTER

Peoria. H.. July .. Immediate ac-
ton on the part of federal officials To
determine responsibility for the ira
gedy of the Columbia, from whose
death toll eighty-two bodies have
thus far been recovered, seventeen
persons are still unaccounted for, was
predicted here today as the result Of
the sudden and unexplained departure
of Assistan: District Attorney John
Dougherty. t. S. Deputy Marshall Wal
ter Williams. L. s. Steamboat Inspec.
tor George Bowers and Julius Rosin.
operative of the bureau OF investiga.
ton of the department of justice,
Coroner Clarey. OF Tazewell county
has been asked by federal officials to
postpone inquest until Friday and that
testimony as to the condition OF the
Columbia. by Witnesses before the
triple investigating body, was to the
effect that she was mseaworthy, is
believed 20 indicate n thorough prob
ing on the part of government otll.
cials
Miss Mildred Johnson testified that
SHE overheard one of the crew OF the
death boat assert he did not believe
the old boat weuld last much longer
and George Hymo, OF pekin, told how
he had left the boat at Peoria the
/ night of IT'S fatal trip and refused to
return on it. because he considered II
/ unsafe These statements are beliey
ed TO weigh heavily With the aulhori
/ ties, especially that OF llymo, who I,
an n1i riVpp man
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-09
STATE FOOD BOARD
RECOMM SYRUP
AS SUGAR SUBSTITUTE

Repeating a warning thai the sugar
supply is being rapidly dminishe
and recommending besides utmOs;
conservation methods the use OF sub
Jstitntes the following bulletin anc
letter was sent OUT today by tie
state food administla ion. copies 4;
which nave been received III Otta
va:
The allotmen for sugar for tat
state of Illinois mas been fixed and Il
appears necessary particularly darins
the canning season. to use all avail
able substitutes.
The food regulations apply only f
cane and beet sugars There ar,
various substitutes. many ot While
are equal to the controlled sugars
we here ore request that you pub
lish the enclosed bulletin No. .. 10 b.
released TUESDAY. July 3 which Al
plies particularly 10 syrup for sodi
fountains but which obviously ma.
apply 10 other purposes.
Very truly yours,
T. s. Food Administration.
~ Glenn s. .lOble DIV OF pub
Substitute fec'pe
-. A Fishel, 2u5 South Wells ST
Chicago, who owns and operates
lar4e soda fountain and luncheon busi
ness, has submitted to the l'nlte'
States food administration. lllinol
division. this important sugar sasihi
leclre
For simple syrups use 20 pounds o
crystal white corn syrup light COLO
/ 4 pounds OF granula,ed sugar and -
gallons OF water which will max
tour gallons OF heavy syrup.
DO not boil but mix and stir wei
all OF these ingredients unril we'll dr.
solved and You will have a produo
which viii hold up well without Iel
mentine costing az follows
/ % pounds light corn syrup ., 81 )
+ i pounds OF glannlated 6nsar.... 4
/ Producing four gallons costing, 81
or 44l2 cents per gallons.
Cost OF corn syrup is according !
quantity and grade
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-09
NO RENE x.

NO REMEDY.
After lie circus parade hSd passed
ye, erdat." YEARLY sand the landlord
u the polk, lie. Ark. tavern them
two YOUNG ladies MAXINE and l.uClle.
that @aii table heie. got into sort ot
d dispute over which OF 'rm II MAS
that he clown winksd at. each Cittm
IN The redit of ul>cr.dit, don
know which. one Illus trated he's views
b heaIus the Other head with the
dtIHet-beii hlle The other voiced tier
1. uiun with ketrhup bottle. OF
course. / understand how. being work
iu- I.IIr>. they resent all insinuStuns
that they are in an, NAY interiors:
TUT stllI after the ket.hup bottle had
spread most ot lis contents over the
scene. and he clapper had flown out
OF the bell and btuken window.
soJer selt called upon TO interfere aid
stop the frscas
No. It Sint worth while 10 ME 'em
LADIES will he ladies, and there amt
10 help IOi H."
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-09
To Polish Steel.

A finely polished msterless surface
can be produced on steel by rubbing
face with some ground oilStone till II
Is perfectly smooth. after which II
should be laid on Il sheet Of paper and
rubbed backward and forward until II
acquires Il fine dead uolish.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-09

sam Adams, who was injured a leN
days ago n The Hove n Davidson mil
by being crushed beneath a large
Truck and was removed 80 Rybur'
hospital. Is reported To De getting
along line Harvey Il0lleabeck who
va, injured a. the same time Was
able 10 he 40 town yesterday a.ter
noon With the aid Of crntches
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-09

Bessie had a newborn sister. Every
one made great fuss over the baby
and Bessie did not like To be- neg
lected. Turning Ia the nurse, she
said: Every one says the baby is so
sweet, aud they only know her y few
days, aud no one says anything Ia Ne
aud they know me three aud one half
years"