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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
PRINTING. ENGRAVING. .EMOBSSING

AM STILL GIVING REASONABLE
fERSiCE. both quality and delivery.
Cbas H. Gray. Printer IL East Eighth
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

Lost somethin.2 Thy ! cla>gslj@d adse.
l.eutrt ID Every Evening AiH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
thin PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE

Not8.nz ee Ela.a B;-o- Phosphate 10
i't,t ar rfrgH flcaittv Fie-G and
10 increase strength Igor
I4. \-tsF rurcc.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR AIf
FOP SALE A BARGAIN.
Corner store and dwelling. sight roorn
hath ard strC
Aiso No l2i5 ~ Third street. elgh.
rooms tpath and gAs only 500 rash
VIM. j. FISHER.
SIu+h and frAugR Strnntz
E(I4 al e

FOR SALE
Having tIut the dairy bustnes~ have ~
safe thF following goods ~ nargain prics
M PerfeC inn tp.tte Hief. 4airy 'urn'1e
- pa ntor Il a 4 upright engine. F-N y
- & motor. tottle csrriere t1,t'lss. milk
cans ice cream ua~bin"ry AZ ~ iNfer
SON street tali .etwerr and ~ : n and
z AM .
and 7sth. prick garsee FRONT nd tsck
pnr ches nos watrr n.at 4ot GzsHp fae'
Desirable usighinrHood rn" ato0S 'rnn
Huflerard Phoue $50, Or rall Rt rnn house,
1904 Monroe street
FOR 4kiw
on wrs' Fourth street @oo ht0~k Poq
aest@ion and terms guaranteed r. r. FFek+
I'M. I'm S"sF'y ns -, ''r ,le 'ysn Csgn ''- Il
serni-tietac achsd home near ile T!nvlev9rd
for "a 80 square plao seven rooms. Hath
gyurch neat ard garage entrance t.t~sAsS S3rn
~ once amt not great aIoount pt ash
HOWARD GORDON
ply fo : i G~ua. 2B<a y hi~ntesat1
strne, .ione -47n
six rooms. .ath SO porohee. pantry and
heater. ~ Nest TfHtieth street i1g-
p23 Market. phonr tr.is
FOR 4ALF "a Tatuali. srr15i -,Iet ac he'd.
nine rooms Eitb t4s. cath tni a9a ffr
I'LL fue condition tmwrdt4t-' 5."~s'.sSi9n.
<tasl be sold Appt 1915 @iarNet sfrert-
ttc3uo 1Ert
fDK @AI.E.
IMMEDIATE FoSSE1SIO@ EEGHT
hoDAIs Is - BATH. PORCH
FkDNT MODERN HOUSE. tntS
NAWA@ET AVENUE fktCE
81.
HORACE AII.F~
PHON Z .s19. lOJu ~Au Aer.I AVE
THR RAB HAa EEEN "O> 8f iN-
reu~+. 10 sgsratlnH tHst Ee sa5 s."
< 90. aomr inquire Hllatn Iop,s.
49, ~nfpe5 7,r"et
FOR SALE Property seer Washington
street oaidIa -ix SONS ta8 sAt1 At
condition Pessee-iou AZ aace ApUiy l-aai
F.st8t. Itept F.q4it able frlSL fs. >slu th
am Narktt ~treptS
FOK -kIE goj " seventh street -,ovc.
< ssa31ss aath. not EttFr bsat. samuel
drrpht5 IT.. 2oit Eay yara avenue lei2-
piOus st+1
OWN a HOME Figure 40 yeur ast ssghs
gfAIs rtal raras8p4e NfE olaG @u ts,J
Vcu 1:o usoge f-T month. AHc FFI HA iSu
tuf Huu8e - liiau u Iois,se. So 1upizg
stIesl. "a. - - ..
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FOR SALE.
Cheap Farm
Between Newark and WILMINGTON

Between Newark and Wilmington.
About I'd acres on pike Creek Road, about
foir miles east Of Newark. and eight rniies
west of Wilmington. and one mile north ot
Harmony station. on u. O railway
known as Arthur McClary's Farm. Al
under cultivation and pasture. No waste
land. Nice little frame houae, good barn.
Orchard of rs apple, 90 cherry 10 pear and
other trees. also 900 asparagus plants.
Rrapcyines. DC. Decupcd by owner, VINO
Will show. big bargain at Sb.ppl,
NEW FALL CATALOGUE. describing
this and \ million dollars worth of belh
ware. Maryland and pennsylvania farms.
ALBERT l.. TEEiE'a FARM AGENCY.
NEWARK. DEL.
CHkAPEsT PLACE TO buy singer mn
chimes. hew. used and secondhand ma
chimes. 81 up. Phone 2bipJ W L. Carr0~,
Singer shop. 62t Fourth st
FOR sALE-iIouar, six rooms and hut h +.
modern, over Washington street bridge
Eahy terms. T.. q Adams. 1890 W. Fourth
strset. Phone tnt2 w.
FOR SALE Peanut roaster Good conh-
avenue.
tok SALE
Rugs and Floor Coverings
uukL0Cks CASH HOUSE,
secondhand Furniture Dsaler.
seventh an1 pnolsr sss
FOR SALE Hare. mahogany. antique. large
sideprsrd and twin mahogany dining
room tables. Phone sb3p
FOR SALE square plnno ZOOS " Ninth
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
PRINTERS
w ANT ED
TIE WAR IS OVER

rHb WAR Is OVER
EVERY EVENING oFrERs PER
MANFNT POSITIONS 10 TWO
or THREE GOOD, REtIABLt
MIN. EXPERIENCED IN COM
POSING AND ADV ROOM WORK
GooD WAGES. s-nouR DAY or
FlCE ON Sos DISTRIBUTION
RAsIs Apply Al oNCE. KvERS
EVENING oVFICE
PLUMBERS and ~,oamat,etr only ars'-
class nocd appl, N,9 oraus" ~
Tt< cIo, hing sal,s,nen Tor Saturdays Ap
ply Al once to Na,ioaal Tailoring 90. a'S
Market street
TWO rieEcrs o. corrueatod 'rvn rocfers
Good wages steady work Apply Mdsaie
Sfe"l 4 ordnance 90. over FhiTd street
bridge
WANTED E>pcricuce'i p'nrnlers Apply
William g ls"belrn. hSa Sn'ps"y
y,AsS VA T'P BE- M i, H'I' HA Tn d tiSs1 ,rflY
tN'l +, "a AM Me- ,thlK thii o. = h'-
wANTEp- once hoy Cha. O. Guyos
S2o Market str'$'t
WANTED -Npmcs ulrn l6 or ovrr. wish
ing Ia t,Ccomc railway mail clerks 81 100
AfFfA J. p a
once.
WANTED Men. women. girls Govern
ment peace positions Commence 500
month list of positions FREE Nrite tmme-
diateIy Franklin lustitute. Dept ~ h.
koCnestcr. y
WANTED
NIGHT ftkEMAN
EEFNRENtt A. TO ABILITY
AND RELIABILITY REpJ khD
EMPLOY MINT OFFICE.
ELECTRIC HOSE 4 kC HBrR 60.
WANTED at ouoc. one bright. active young
of wei CStablishrd route Ne prev tous
experience necessary icrmanent employ
nrnt Apply ,.cWci Tea Co. Inc. >d1-'
Madison stree
WANTED 81 oucc. Two experienced auto
car drivers Also two team drivers Apply
ST. " FRONT street
WANTED Truck drivers Good wages
and hoDus Apply " Niison Line. Fourth
STREET NuaTi
WANTt1l-Twenty white. non-union plas-
tcr,rs Winner : Wu~k Tor good men Bring
tools Apply Twenty seventh stroet and
" oodir1 road. Washington. ID. {.
WANTLD Blacksmith G. W Baker Ma
Cnln, 20. rs French street.
WANTED Young tor general once
work One VINO is quick and accurate in
figuring txc'iieut opportunity l0r ad
ysncrmeut Apply Wilson n Co. Sos "
trout street
.uL> 81 MAN About u years. tor cloth
ans etoTe- Apply buriey y-fu"e' Co. 'le
harkPt -trcet
NCALLED FOR SUITS AND
ON tkOOAfS At \ SAVING Oe -
ikk CENi
Stt.L Bros
$40 ria AtSh FL STREET
UPEN MU&UAN MkDk ESDAl.
SAItEI)AI t.NENlNGS
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APARTMENTS.

THREE-room apartment. unfurniShod for
rent on se91nd door Use ei sas aud heat
II3 W Eighth street
FOR RENT Second tioer apa rtment. un-
furnished. All convcni"nccS Bachelors prcz
Cerrcd W. Eleventh street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
..Anss..tKAl,f. esLIrS.

MAGQIi EikADL SUITS apd wigs ~ hlre
Nts4,lanst4 q paints and <fnasp-ups Frans
iyleatnsat curner rOurtn ana ainHt strsst.
kHon4 tt4a- W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
" ANTED TO BUY.


BIZ PATRIOTIC save your waste ma
tertAl Slovin Bros dealers in junk TO-
Orange street
DON 1 .hruw youl old clothes away II,vh
*, prlCas paid old ciuthes viii c..ii
kose. e0s Front street AUTOMATIC
phone LS1L
hiGhtSi casn prizes iof scrap Irou. rags
ncLoLs ana newspapers ihons Auto
4s7< nited JHns 20 22i Orange
atTrct
| will pay YOU cash for your Liberty bonds
or coupons ftkton q ADAMS 1889 "
Fourt h street Phone taS2 "
hAuS. new papers rietals furnltur, and
BIZ alnds 81 JUNK We pay highest prices
i DcIawBrt sloan lus Madison street
ID. n phone lB43
WANTED 10 buy small and large houses
No matter ma, the condition Reason
able for caSn Address + "a. Every Even
ing OGicC
WANTED to buy Is or lB-inch cngiuc
lathc address ~ Every Evening
Oflce
WA&TED- Handouts. pamphlets. pictures.
books snG anything printed that Ia oils. .
odd or curious. showing examples of early
American printing. Address Collector. 3Y
AdcIla avenue w Newton Mass.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
FOR RENT.

STORE for rent King street between
Eighth and Ninth Phone 5l3s W.
STORES. i5x76 Hot water heat. electric
lisht S07 Shipley street Apply s09
Shipley street
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htLP " ANTkD.
SlTlATIONS WANTED.

DRUGGIST registered wishes position
Permanent or reilcf. Address A 49, Every
Evening OtilCE
FARMER Experienced industrious. with
best reference. good truck and poultry
man. wants position on farm about SO
acres. Month hly wages shares. Address
9. Every Evening OIhce.
HEALTHY. middle-aged. refined widow
would accompany a small family 10 Flor
da OF Calitorl la tor the winter months as
housekoeper or companion and caretaker of
invalid References exchanged. Address A g.
Every Evening Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
WALL PAPER AND PAPERHANGISt

PAfERHANGER--H 5hzmes Iu3 Nortn
Jackson street Lowest prices. guaranteed
work phoue t32l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
STORAGE.

hJOkAGE rooms Tor ront Both phones.
George Lana &C 1905 Orange
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
WOMEN'S SPECIALS.

CAh} hts 100 carpets snd rugs wanted
q Cteau. EotL phones George Lang
90. l2Ll range street
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
ChOMnS

Va '"iN ""eH lh'ee teams are
'i,V"eu ~ l'oH' ol '"e l'""'foh'' post
'"'e u" "'"'eS""H amer noon every
oou' says NY "Ha' a bi7 tf"Nas
!" W" ''N''
y" 'he '"iltia's' 'hIte huLottd IA
te's' HoAas'l' i"o'oNl 't"lIla an NtiiAA
"ouioh MAKE hAocH adherence FL y
o''o'h y III oh 'H' p4""AifH pIlIse.
seventeen peopie' lh'luoihA Two
uoss ana 'hIt~ SHAH buts' are Z" 10Y
a. eh'husl">'te' 'herilAs multitude II
'he pC.l'i'ai meeting 'hey are a''ehd'
ing ~ approved ny Ihe P"pVf NA'H
writes II up
oh ol!t-f manu- crowd vi 'No
thousand al IN unorlhodoA poht.e'l
Ielli Is hieleiS a handful o. -ps'lt
Ell partlsahs
When your candidate wins you are
t'ad to learn that an orderl, crowd
theefcd NE returns.
But when the other fellow gels there
,ou are PANIED TO read that "A Lac.
and dHnk-crszed moo patfolltd The
streets all nlSnt insulting pedestrians
and breaking windows
Nhth II 'lo"u Ho' cto"u. men
,ou are standing up in street car.
ANYBODY with eyes can see that- he
people Sl'liiis do"h Highi A'foose up
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
BEES GIVEN REST
BY ORDER COURT
UTAH JUDGE STOPS TRANSpOR.
TATiok 70 CALIFORNIA
@ nsrs t+sd Seen Working Them
Vim rs There After Summers
In FORMER State

Salt Lake CITY. Utah \ few ell
teiprising beeKeepers Of Utah were
losers m peculiar case decided here
recently These men each owned sew
eral hundred hives OF bees that toyed
the extensive alfalfa elds IN this vi
unity gathering great stores OF
money which fher masters disposed
u a, a BIZ profit
bef Viii WORN uncomplaininelv all
sumner While there IS wors to be
tone bat when the cold weather sets
N and the flowers are all gone, he con
Guides that IL Is time 10 res and goes
INTO retirement tor the winter. sub
sistng on a scanty and adnlterated
portion OF his earnings doled out 10
him by his owner
However. The men in question saw
no sense in having their bees idle all
winter when they might as well be
bringing in more dividends, 50 char.
terins n few freight cars they shipped
hem 10 southern California. where
The i10wers most ALWAYS are in bloom.
There the bees resumed their labors
and kept on until the opening Of the
Utah honey season called them home
again, altho no doubt there were
times when they 'eIt thai il had been
d fairly long summer
Bat the matter was brought 10 the
attention OF The Society for The Pre-.
Nentioa Of cruelty 10 Animals, and
at'el investigation clause was dis.
covered in The interStare@ commerce
laws that prohibited the transporta-
ton Of emlgrant bees tor competing
win native honey workers and as 4
result OF This the Utah bees have an.
Joyrd rest his last winter. while
thet owners arr lamenting the loss Of
extra profits aud deplorng the tend
tucy OF some persons TO NEEDLE "a
other persons business.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
FAMOUS, AFTER AL.

One Of he most interesting things
about foreign lraEei ~ The abundance
EVERY village. almost. has its great
event a the past ~ he proud OF. Ana
50, saws writer ia the Chicago L.eG5.
el tue American mLu found himself
IN on obscure English Village. his
guide book left behind, Ieit very con.
tideHt mai there must be something
iol which il VAS renowned.
About the FIRST person lie met when
lie Jared forth Was a seedy native, Who
looked promising ~ a source OF !ntot
nation
What are the points OF interest
about this village" lie asked
q be MT aware of any eur the Old
man replied.
Surely This must be one OF the
places where Julius Caesar MO s0me
relics
Il amt heared Oh 4, I'm
Isn't this the STORED spot where
King Arthur demanded ma pie srup on
his waffles
1T mout a been before NY time.
eur
Al least, here's where William the
ConQuerof stopped 10 have his PANS
pressed before the battle OF Hast
lngs?'
No zur."
Funny .ocahty tins, for England,
Are you certain his isn't the precinc,
The p.antagene;s carried BY seventeen
majority IN the election OF ll54, when
there weren't bur three registered
yotes?'
Il don't remember OF H. cur
Perhaps this is the historic ground
where King john subscribed 10 d
new platform and tried TO straddle
The elecliono t.seuator,.b popuar vote
plank"
No zur. mink NOT
Not even ne scene o. floral
battle during Tue War Of The Rose 49,
NO, eur
And didn't Henry The Eighth ever
ind one OF h,o wives here
lie d!dnt ia Know on eur
Well BET his IS whore Queen
Eiizabe,h used 10 come 10 take her
mill l.th. No., ta... sttIg h.ra
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
The WOES OF The COUNTRY


An Atch,son Coant, tarmtr. SAYS Il
wtrtt u The Atchison Daily Glubt
Ms -ur4--u- h,s mile ut road lud
81 :, conner mel So uetsnuuI. WLu bid q
bad piece ut road IA ttoul ui his iafH.
Rad road are the least ui my ttou-
bIe>. saIa ,uy SECOND man, '1nd. he
continued. Ord You ever stop 10 think
tAaJ tbts b, un,man country The
istts,r replied that hc Had been busy
dra- M ,udds lately and had h"t no.
need il.
W,I, continued hr VINO Mas NOT
Narf.rd about had totds. 'Ii is a fact.
ANA ~ ate hu' Little brliri "H tLah
iu- -ta. '"n 81 alons i"r Ihr teat
ut M l'fr. hut / an ALARMED about ny
children nus "'r.mah country ana
me tasta are sapmns AT oar very
'ttaiA
=! looks hNr tash' SAID me '.'thF'
"u The ROAD didt, ami want u" se'
.hts road finished. but III Lake l''Ie
10 give you lev oil III! 'af'a 81
things
Ia ihr hiSt place GOOD foAus az
Of more Importance I" me IMAM lh'S
one man country IAN YOU are pu"'"-
up should 'h'uk lot more "l YOU
II You would get cut Your dt"- ana hN
up Itd' io'd "lulls your p'a'' -
heNv Ih&l bad road = nan rtSp"hN'H''
iot your sour disposition, ! Nh'N 'l'''
Nlsn rue over my 5000 i""" / Ie''
dti i1sh'. hUi the minute H'i'N' '"''
rotten piece oil road oil yours / p'h'n
TO iert luNi 'He way you '"'N'
nave ut'h an America" an"
hansah Tor hl'F years anu NM"
there Is ho'hlhs wrong win 'i'' '''l''
ul. lhefr may De t'" h"u sp"'s III
10. JISt As 'hete are pad Spots III YOU
I1rh. ana IN your own u'spos'''oh' pu'
mos, few p'd Spots are ho' me Nho''
country ny lohs snol
a." say YOU 'i' "''' NV" '''
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
Costly Law Proceedings.

The folly ~ rushing to The law 10
settle every little dispute Is demon
>rnted by au action between two pot
tiers for a sum Of e. After being in
court for II years, It was put an end
to hy being referred To arbiraiors.
who decided in favor Of the defendant
In he case, and ordered the plaintiff
to pay all the costs Incurred in the
proceedings, which We're assessed AT
Il O00. London Tit-Bits.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
LOCAL MARKETS

Spring broi"rs, per H. Sjc and soc
Old roosters per H., Toe
Hens, per To-, lHc
Young ROSTERS, per ID, l2c.
Ducks. per d., Use.
Geese, per ID Toe
3 Turkeys alive, per ID, l5c and ASc
Eggs per dozen, 2ye ana 3Oc
Cream. 3sr and 4Oc
Butter. Il and 32c
= $ butter, use.
Lard PIC
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13

Josh Juniper inst felitr. Aaron
Alfred, has sot less p..Je than any
young farmer | ever seen.
81 Wank Hows that
Josh Juniper Why. when he goes
TO town he don't Walk hi. team mot
all The way an then whip up Al come
~hIciin' over The top OF The hill an
uo~n into the village. aSnorlin an
A-sa"lu but Just comes pokIE along
INTO town like he didn't care a dusn
whether any body Was lookiu Al him
81 hot.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
De Soto's Error

May - IL the anniversary " the
landing OF Ferdinand dc Suto IN l>lor.
idn Ia 1899 He thought he was on
the path To II tabled fountain. by Lath.
ing IN which he could regain his lost
youth. Instead he found only mora ss.s
and impassable swamps.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13

Can one name liquid that
doesn't tlpelr% asked the teacher A
moment of silence. and then a Young
voice in the back of IN room an.
swefed eagerly, Please, teacher, hot
water nustritte Xeitung,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13

Congregational church The uI.tnt.
Rev Gror2e brldlield. W.t preach a.
lhr % am ANA \ p. m services. The
subject OF 'h- morniue ,rmon Mil
re VIVA. Is Coneresatim1l.ma %" and
y he "'enin- discourse m, Fan
"I Jericho The womru> quartet
"'t 3'ae a. nv" morninz Worship and
Miss Grace iIoviand V5lI pies ldr al
iur uIsdu
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
Not a Bad Dissertation.

II see whore seven trpr hmnn on
trial IN Paris for espionage claim they
nre Journalists, hut show uo ability
To write" "Ahem' said the pructi al
newspaper man. "That seems to de
scribe journalist pretty we'll ~ Biz
mingham Age. Herald.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13

We have been asked 81 many amaz.
Ing questions hy readers that il is III.
tie difficult To pick out the crnziest.
one however which rrmaiuS indeliby
uu our memory was. Whether d
tltimrra huIzInC In vacuum would be
able Q" dr'our second intrutionsP'
What in yau think about lt?
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
RATS DESTROY PIGEON FARM
Eat Grain, Eggs and Finally Squads :
Themselves.

Ventura, Cal Had the Pied Piper
OF Hamelin been available AT the Helm
pigeon farm the ooops would not nov
he deserted
Rats caused all The trouble. They
came by the thousands They ate up
all the grain IN their first raid The
rats next made depredations among
the eggs. eating large numbers.
Their final attack was made on the
squads themselves, The loss OF which
ran into hundreds Of dollars.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
CASTORIE
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 80 Years
s ~... (. .' ., GHZzM<


OF OUHsIIpdlIUN IHu bITIOusncss.
Good digestion goes Tar toward com
fort aud health in hot weather. TN
digrstrd tJad ia the stomach can
quickly poison The system Geo Jen
ner. ilt Labor st san Antonio. Tex.
writes. Foley Cathartic Tablets
have proven N" best laxative | have
taken aud | recommend them To any
one suffering from constipation or
biIiuusucss. They shnuld b. in every
travelling mans grip Quick relief
for siCk headache. hOatine or n'her
condition CAUSED by bad digestion
For sale hN W - Duncan
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
TALK ABOUT IT, c. OF t.,
HERE'S A S1,t00 BATH
Cost, the Bsther Thnko. Is at Least
81 099 Too Much.

Cost, the Bsther Thnko. Is at Least
$1,000 Too Much.
Detroit, Mich Roy Perry Gao Gin.
ION street. took one Of The most ex.
pensire bath. ever taken in Detroit a
day on two ag0. The high cxt OF liy-
ing has 80 comparison 10 the cost Of
mus one bath Perry thinks. II cost
him Just 81 100 in good United states
money tol this one scrub, and even
with prices Of everything soaring sky
ward he thinks This Is about 1893
more Than the bath was worth.
Perry went into the barber shop al
alS Grdliot avenue in the morning
When he undressed he took a roll or
money from his pocket and laid il
carefully beside the tub Perry finish.
ed his bath, dressed and went to a
moving picture show for tire. hours,
and then missed his bank roll. He
made bee line for the barber shop
and bathroom and searched every.
where but could IND no trace Of his
money
Then he called at the detective
ONCE and reported his loss and ask
ed The detectives To ind the money
THAT Is IN much money TO pay tor
one bagh even II il was a good one :"
he said.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13

When she had Children she gave them
ta3tOria
When Baby was sick we gave her
Castoria
when she was a Child she cried for
castora.
When she became Miss, she chung to
Castoris.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13

Two bridges IN city in India are
supported upon large metal tanks,
commodate themselves 10 its rise aud
fall.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13

The difference In longitude be
tween Washington, d. c., and Paris,
is 5 Tours, II minutes and $500
seconds, according 10 the United
States naval observatory.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
Foster TO Sneak

County Superintendent az school
Foster Of Ottawa Will address DE- rro
pie % Mar~r0llrS on sunday evening
ju.F 9>. a. the First Considerations,
church ou the school, oi Tomorrow
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
HIS Ape APEkCE.

"And how does Mr. publieman really
look
We'll, he is happy medium be-
tween his earicatures and his photo
glaphs,"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13

II isn't necessary 10 be a trained
nurse in order to nurse q grievance.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
Hides and Wool.

No | hides, per b. Zoe
No > hides, per ID. &c
Furs, zoe.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
Games Today.

Boston a. Chicago
New Yofh at Pittsburgh. games
Philadelphia al St Louis
Efeokl}n at Cincinnati , games.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
FlorIds's Potential Wealth.

Florida contalns about iOO0,OW
acres Of land waiting to be reclaimed
BY drainage.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

FtaNtT VU Nv sN'K9'
Chicago, 4; Boston o.
~. l.0uls. y, Philadelphia
O her games postponed rain
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-06-05

We have the question freight transportation discussed
i'll the important We know theoretically that
Uncle Sam needs every possible cubic freight space
carry to the eaboard wheat army clothing artillery
munitions and infinite number of other essentials
railroads have brought these the seaboad possible cubic
foot seagong reghers needed them
of army and the of allies All realize but
without the feeling that has personal application
II we look into the matter closely however, will find that
do good deal help Uncle Sam forward his
All feigh space that from needs be
utilized directly forhe purposes the country If
that locality certain of
released This be used in carrying commodities
bringing fuel material factories which doing work
the government If in purchasing select goods made
near locality in preference distant allowing
roads to substitute short haul for long prod
ucs OF our country instead imported products
ing ship space An instance recently the public will show
this Makers OF candy and ice have been required
months to lessen their consumption of 20 per Mr. Hoo
yer tells that this reduction has released $4,000 shipping
Tor the of the The shipping has used
partly carrying wheat Belgium partly carrying New
England factories which produce goods.
Let become of wartime principles prod
ucts and local products toward needs wherever possible
transportation saved by individual family necessarily
small but in all kinds of aggregate which
counts You will feel satisfaction in the knowledge are
dong your best in individual capacity helping
government and meeting its needs