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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13

The West Side Trio will hold their
regular Friday night dance tomorrow
evening At Schaeier's Hall Hen.
richs Orch SRA viii furnish lhe
music during The evening.
~ 4 i.
Mrs RCseg II CLARK entertained a.
her home 404 state street, this after.
noon N 3 delightful bridge part
Thirty gIaala were present Tine
house was p!sttiIY decorated With yell
low cArysantlemums Eight tables Of
cards err PLAYED, A delicious mnca-
en- Naa served
Starved T. OK Court No. %25, Daugh-
tiers Of Isabella will hold a card party
this evening at Liberty Hall Jira
Euchre and tive hundred will be play
ed, ana Z lunch Will he served All
the friends OF the organization have
been invited 10 attend
!, j. j.
The opening dance OF the season
was held In Liberty Hall Utica, Lass
evening a good siZ attendance was
present Raseuke's Orchestra fur
nished the music for the ddncinE
from 9 ui.i. O'clock
Or and Mrs l. f. Jordan enter.
tanned !. number Of friends at their
home In east OTTAWA Tna day even.
ing at a bridge party ii honor Of
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
GdNanec iEemalaA Anetralin

Australian women are also going
ahcad reun rf. write. a he Lon.
Con EreniHs News They have in.
dueed ilH' toimey general of New
South Wales to Introduce bin to
make thetN eligible for election or ap-
pointment rs members Of either Of rhe
houses Of parliament for election os
lord mayor or alderman, for appoint.
nent MS a special magistrate or ms.
tice Of peace. for admission TO prac.
tIce as a burriSter or solcitor OF the
supreme court o. New South Wales
or to practice as conveyancer.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
Fried Scallops,

Clean one quart Of sealleP~. turn
int II saucepan and cock unit. they
begin tn shrivel Drain end dry be-
tween towels. Season with SAT- and
pepper roll in fine crumbs. dip Ia o--.
1gain In crumbs and fry two minutes
IN deep fat then drain on brown pa.
per This is "A good way If frying
them. You can dip In the follow In
hatter,-TWo eggs. one teaspuontuL
salt. one-eighth teaspoonful pepper.
one cupful Of bread flour. three-quaf
tiers cupfnI milk. Beat eggs uutu
light. add salt and pepper ANA add milk
slowly To flour Stir until smooth and
Wen mixed, Combine mixtures
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
ASpar

Clean the asparagus and trim It
evenly, tie it into b1ndle with tana
and leave it Ia cold water ~ e. ann
before boiling Wrap it in 4 piece OF
muslin to save the heads from bcir2
broken rut it into boiling water in u
-ood SIZED saucepan with little salt
ana cook from twenty five t. thirty
minutes Dish ii NJ on a slice of drv.
hot toast ANA serve with Holandai%p
ar fihaiGrettc sauce or simply melted
hnttrr. The sauce should be served III
Il ~rpa Htc fureen.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
Maple Walnut Taninra

lirat one pint Of milk in doublo
holIer' stir in carefully two tablespoon.
iNlS minute tapioca. Cook fifteen min
uteS' then add the well beaten polks Of
TWO eggs ana Il pinch of salt but no
sugar. STIR for three minutes. then Ipt
'"oI TAX" two-thirds cuptul Of thick
maple syrup and beat into the cool
taplo'a. add one cupful English wal.
h'l meat closely chopped. Serve cold
WIN whipped cream and place half
nut meats on top.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
BLOOD TONIC
\ SAY NUIMBlts 90"

FRANK + Stages. prominent orur
fut harrisburg, m, writes "Nunhp"
= il sim gong good. II a Gu toner
says tlood Tome, say Number 40,
w u gives the beet suualucti ion OF
ATTY hlood tome rbat | have ever SOLD g"
EMPLOYED in blood poison. chronic
Fheumati III ana cataaIh scfoiUIA
mercnnat aud lead poisoning, constr.
iat-a Aaiarla billiouauea3, liver ana
HttE GDItlra Under IT'S use.
Nodes. tumot3 elAuduar aWe!lmg8,
MmpI>a skin ernttaaa that have with
tool 2ll other treatment DISAPPEAR
as i BY magic.
Sold BY Nwaep3 Dtue store
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
Geranium Cake.

Line q square, shallow tin with but
tered paper and rover with rose
%rIanInrn caves. Cream half a cupfui
Of hottrr with one cupful Of sugar. ada
gradually tWothrds IF 4 cupfll Of
water and TWO oupfuls IF rnlI. ~irtrd
VIM one teaSpoouful Of baking roude
! "a IN the stifflH beaten whites II
tuuI eggs. turn into the pan and bake.
Nheo IN" cake Is coola the leaves wiz
pun Off easily. leaving no trace and
Just t9int taste ~ the acrauium
leaves. Use any preferred icing
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
A COMFORTABLE HOUSE OR
WORK DRESS

30l6-This style is especially
suited to mature figures The peck.
cts and band trimming NAV be
omitted, and the sleeve may be I'm
ished a the seam to close with hut
tons or snap fasteners. Bingham
percaIe, lawn Khaki, seersucker,
Ilannelette, repp and popliu are
good for this style,
The Pattern Is cut in { Sis: SO,
So, 40, A., Al, 4G and As inche,
bust measure size 80 requires 81
yards OF 50 inch material Width OF
skirt at lower edge is -, yards
a pattern oi this illustration
mailed to any address on receipt or
lie 1T silver or lc and &C stamps,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
Canape of Smoked Salmon.

Gut out from a stale loaf of whole
wheat bread six slices one-quarter Of
IN inch thick, then cut each into two
inch square pieces. Toast them to Il
nice golden brown aud lightly butter:
cover them with very thin slices Of
smoked salmon, nicely trimmed dress
on Il side dish with a folded uapkin.
decorate with Il little parsley. .lx quar-
t"rs ~ 'emon and a hard boiled egg
finely hoped. Sprinkle this over them
and serve
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
Woman's Sphere in japan.

Most servants in Japan can only
cook a little rlcc in plain. hot water"
says Tokyo lawyer. "rhcy know
h"'hIhG about fixing all the good
thihRs mat go with the rice. That
IN why me women Of Japan are too
busy to get lonely or to need clubs. ~.
Adelaide Lyons IN World Outlook.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
~ me
kIT!LLsfzEH
PANTRY

HOUSEWIVES who pride eheu-
ALWAYS looking ttr new aesile>
which vii please tGa gaarf> af tHe
family far which they Ma>J eater Ee-
low are several suggestions when -
sure t. meet with approval
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
Patterns for
Home Sewing

A css.err CT .~fs illustration
Will &C sent Yc-r address. FIJI
cut .1s attached : ark ard mail
- -. Free Trace--- o4rnai, en-.
closing &c in -sorss ~ stamps.
Please allow ter days sine In
"nien to have pat.arn delivered
you.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13

Chiefly for restaurant use IN q re-
Gently invented combined showcase
AL weighing machine.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
Victory Belongs to the Able.

The winds and waves are alwov,
on the side of the abIest navigators.--
Gibbon.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13
Housten Makas SpeeeI1.

The pyramiding OF wages to meet
increased prices was attacked by
Secretary OF Agriculture David f.
Houston at a meeting Of the Asso-
citation OF American Agricultural
Colleges and Experimental Stations at
the Auditorium hotel
Agriculture. the basic industry
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-13

Try he Free Iraoer5o4rnaI Wan, Adj.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
CAPTAIN KARL w. DETER
CHARGED WITH BRUTALITY
Alleged Crimes Against American
Soldiers Eclipse Record OF
"lIurd-5oilcd" smith.
lRv Associatcu rrcssl

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-Auothcr court
martial, involving charges OF brutal
treatment accorded members of tho
American cNpcditicnary force. at which
the evidence is expected TO eclipse
even the sensations dcvc lopcd at the
trial OF Lieutenant. Hard Boiled
Smith, Will begin tomorrow at Gov
crnor's Island.
a special investigation of tho
charges was ordered by Secretary OF
War Baker, and the case was handled
by Major-Gcneral frank Mclntyrc. as
siStant chief OF staff
More than 100 witnesses have hocn
brought here from France and yirtu.
any al the States in the Union, and
oinccrs directing the prosecution csli
i ,na,ed today that not less than $4,000
mad been expended.
nc Inc defendant is Captain Kari w.
iC -"er; iormcr newspaper man of
,or, WAYNE, Ind, who. while attached
Sp,,i INC Ihrec Hundred and Eighth
mllitarE Police Company had charge
uIucr INC provost marshal of all crimi
ma investigation in the Lc Mans arc,
.ne largest American conccntration
t thn, IN M Eranco through which more
man i,o9e,0OO soldiers passed.
:, Methods which Dctzer and his subor-
cihates are alleged TO have cmnJownd
10 wiring confessions" from tIcir
prisoners resulted, IL is alleged in
senu.ns many mon to the hospitaI for
4 pcriou OF several weeks. Tho n,ctbods
are said TO have included orders 10
stand at attention for thirty-siy honrs
zen minutes on and five minutes OFF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
RICHMOND MAN
UNABLE TO WORK
Nothing He Ate Agreed With
Him-Tnniac Ends Indi-
&estion.
"DoEs THE WORK." HE SAYS
Feels Fine Now, and Is Glad to
Tell What 1t Did
for Him.

II have only been taking Taniac for
about ten days, and have Just finished
my first bottle, but have improved 30
much that am ready right now to tell
everybody about it," said j. A. Chap
man, OF los East Fourth Street. Rich.
mond. Va, while discussing the medi-
sine recently. MIR. Cha pman who is a
botlermaEer, has been a resident of
Richmond for more than twenty years.
ana Is highly respected by all who
know him.
"At the time ! began taking Tan.
lac" he Continued, 81 was in the worst
KIND ot fix and had not been able 10
hit lick of Work in four months
everything ! would eat disagreed with
me and hurt me so that ] acluaiIv
dreaded 10 80 10 the table There was
a. conlihu{i!y heavy feeling. like lead
IN tho p't'of my stomach, with violent
irs. and right after eating thesz
pains "cre so severe That | could
hardly stand it, My stomach was sour
ns vinegar. my tongue was furry and
coated, and had very disarrrsahia
taste in my mouth ali the time. was
cohstipated all the lime and so rcr.
Tous that Il was hardly any use for
me to 20 10 bcd, as / couid not sIeen
70 co any good ana would roll and toss
nearly all night long had tried dit
ierent medicine. but they onlv Scanned
TO ag.ravaie my stomach and make
mo worse and just got right down
TO where ! coulcn', work al all.
before my trouble started | was in
CaHad" Tor While ana knew some
people there who had gotten rid Of inc
worst KIND OF indigestion ana stom-
och trouble by taking Taniac So
sa!d then that IL ! SHOULD ever he
bothered that way / would certainly
TAKE THnlac. We'll. / had no, becn
paek home very long when this indi.
IHcstlon and storna Oh trouble started n,
me. At once bought q bottle of Tan.
inc and u has been a wonderful ncdi.
cine Tor me. acting just like nv friends
IN canada SAD IL did with them
eat Just anything I want now. and
an entirely free from every sign Of
indigestion. ] am no longer cons,i.
pAteo. my tongue has also cleared on
ana the bad taste has left nv month
completely. sleep all night 1onr
Just Ike child. and can work bard
al day at my trade and stin feel t.o,.d
When the day liz over. am glad ~
tnc opportunity TO make nuhlic
(. statement about Teniac. for | wouId
not take anything in the world for ~
Eoon IL has done me. and believe 81 !.
31ubt the medicine lots OF other neonI.
ire needing. don't know what il i.
aput thsre.s something about il thai
&Certhtniy does the work"
NaniAc tS sold In Richmond nv Tr,
sie DTuE co. and Grant Drug co'-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
GOVERNMENT WILL OFFER
500 FARMS IN YUMA VALLEY
Climate Permits OF Citrus Growing.
minimum Price. With Water Rights.
S22J Acre.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 Wide.
! spread interest is evidenced in the
unique plan of tho government to sell
at public auction 500 farms in Yum,
valley. Arizona, on December 10. The
land has been subdivided into five.
zen ana twenty-acre units. and moi
to an individual.
owing to the fact that this govern
inent land occupies region prac-
licaliy free from frost citrus fruit
growers Of Florida and California arc
greatly Interested.
the successful bidder at this sale
VIII find home in a climate having
.ne smallest rainfall. the lowest rela-
tive humidity. and greatest percentage
OIL sunshine occurring in any OF the
citrus districts of the country. This
combination is particularly favorable
lands
The sale will he in charge of the
United States Reclamation Service.
Washing ton. and pamphlet fully des-
conditions of sale will be furnished
home seekers upon request to the
statistician OF this bureau.
In addition 10 several unsurpassed
lemons these lands arc especially we'll
adapted to the culture OF numerous
other fruits. such as, dates. olives.
grapes and figs. The Deglct Moor and
grown 10 great advantage here; olives
o: superior quality. grapes of Europ-
can and other varieties and excellent
faisins. FIGS OF a sweet. delicate flavor
watch can be produced only in a dry.
warm climate, arc safe and profitabic
on thesc mesa lands. as arc also truck
crops, among which special mention
must be given 10 cantaloupcs, toma-
toes and sweet potatoes
The truck crops and grapes may be
irtcrplantcd between the rows of
citrus trees in young orchards. The
early growing season and good rail
road facilities give this section market
advantages superior TO other parts OF
the country. Domestic water from
wells is of good quality.
Tho minimum bid acceptable for
these lands including water right is
S226 per acre. of which 10 per cent
must accompany the bid. and will he
returned If the bid is rejected: II per
cent must be paid within sixty days
after acceptance OF bid. and the
balance in three equal annual install
mcnts. making total OF three years
and sixty days time in whlch TO make
complete payment. There arc no re-
stric;ions as to the residence OF pur
chaSerS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
DOESN'T LIKE STOCKINGS
Lord Mayors Councilman Isn't Really
Satisfied With silk Variety
Provided for Him.

LONDON. Dec. 9.'rhe Lord Mayors
coachman is SrumblinG about having
10 wear what many women sacrifice
their dinners to get, gorgeous silk
stockings.
On tho whole. this massive person is
satifiicd with his job. but he says
there arc two points which keep away
competitors, ii reeds a lot OF nerve and
1t ncccssi;atcs silk stockings.
Yes, says MIR. Granger, Nerve.
That's what il wants. With bands
nlaying, people shouting and flags
lying, you must keep clear head
and take no notice of anybody. There
coach. and all tho weight comes on
the hands and the wheel horses Ir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
JUG0-SLAVIA NEEDS MUCH
IN RECONSTRUCTION PERIOD
No Modern Methods OF Commandments,
Lett All being in Crippled
Condition.,

- BELGRADE. Dec 9.-Miss MaIyine
iiol1man; New York sculptor. who is
NH.ice-chairman OF the American Juco.
STAY relief committee. has Just com
Pieted an inspection trip through
JuE0- avia. She reports to Red Cross
neadIuarters here that the new nation
stands in need Of much to carry it
through It's reorganization period. war
ing. ''o'"-
=, Life has become primitive in Jueo
SIaFla. says Miss Hoffman. There
are no modern methods of communi-
ana motor are crippled agencies,
Ihcre is shortage of gasoline Wafer
SI'uPply systems arc in poor repair.
making OF clothes. and the price of
everything is prohibitivc. Yet tho
people struggle on without word Of
complaint no bitterness or feelinr
or resentment, only logged determine
,ion TO climb over this terrible period
this pain and sacrifice"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
|RUDS0N BAY COMPANY's
POLICY MUCH ALTERED
is Preparing to Place Farmers or
Last Strip OF It's Once Great
Empire.
OPERATES CHAIN OF STORES
Under Charter From King Charles in
1870 Great Organization Became
"A Virtually Sole Owner of Three
Quarters Of Continent.

8 WINNIPEG, MAN. Dec a-The
Hudson's Bay Company has altered its
policies with the rapid advance of civil
citation that has curtailed the pro-
duction of fuTs in its territory. and
has become ono Of the great Unerchan-
& dtzinS corporations of Canada.
R With two centuries and \ half of his
tory behind ii, the company just now
is closing out TO farm settlers the
land that represents the last vestisc OF
. A chain Of department stores ex-
tending across Western Canada has
has stores in WINNIPEG. caissry. 1 nHS
convcr: Edmon;on, Lethbridse, Mac
toria, Qu'Appclc and Iorkton.
~ Those in Calgary and Vancouver are
stores OF the United States. The com
Winnipeg the largest department store
Sin the Dominion.
still Great Fur Trader.
The company is still one of the
annually millions OF dollars worth OF
furs. But with the wonderful growth
or its business rs a general merchant
IT no longer has need OF land.
Under its charter, granted by King
Charles IL in 1870. the Hudson's Bay
: Conn any became virtually sole owner
aud ruler of three fourths of North
America Its territories extended from
the Great Lakes TO tho Pacific and
from the Arctic Ocean far south across
the present American boundary line 10
the Spanish settlements in California.
Retained One-Twcnticth Of Lnnd.
4 When il surrendered its authority
over. this vast region to Canada ii
received as an indemnity 81 500 900 and
retained one-twenticth OF all tho land
In the fertile belt between Lake Win
n1peS, lake OF the Woods, the waters
connecting them and the Rocky Noun
tains and between the North Saskatche-
wan River and the International boun-
dairy.
The land amounted to 5000. 600 acres
at the end of October. and has been
untouched by tho pillow in tho midst
OF the richest sections of Western Can
ada. Farmers of districts that hen, il
in have long cast covctouc eyes upon
It, In q few years it is expected 1t
will be dotted with the farms OF set
tiers, and grain fields will wave over
the last remnants of the Hudsons Bay
Company's ancient empire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
CHECK THAT COLD
HI c H 7 A W bY
DIR. Kings New Discovery has
relieved colds and coughs
for fifty years.

was an unusually high quality
/ coid' cough, grippe and croup rem
cdy when introduced half rcn.,r>
ago not once in all the years since
'hch mas the quality been allowed 10
dctcrioratc. Its effectiveness in corn
oatinS colds and coughs has hccn
proved thousands Of times in thou
ups and given to the little ones for tho
SAFE sure treatment of colds and
grippe. coughs and Group il leaves
absolutely no disaEreeable after
enects. Get bottle at your drug
gists today. 60 and $12O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10

JAKE. OFF TRAIN TO NORFOLK
Fast Afternoon Passenger Run to Sea-
port From Richmond Is
Discontinued.

Fast passenger trim service be-
tween Richmond and Norfolk was cur
tailed yesterday when the Norfolk and
Western Railroad announced that the
train leaving here daily a I sos =. NJ
for the seaport town would be discon-
tinued. The train made its last run
yesterday afternoon by its former
schcdule, il arrived in Richmond from
Norfolk at li:4a y. NJ.
Revised schedules OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio and Richmond, Frederi cksburg
and Potomac Railroads went into effect
yesterday Every railroad. now enter
ing Richmond is running trains on the
new Gnrtailed schedules made necessary
by the orders of tho regional coal com
mittee to conserve fuel.
New schedules on tho Scaboard Air
Line. southern. Norfolk and Western
and Atlantic Coast Line Railroads be-
came effective Tuesday Richmond is
schedule Of the Norfolk and Western
eeHcepi on the Richmond Norfolk line.
II was not decided 10 take off the ef-
ternoon train TO Norfolk until yester-
day morning, although tho other
changes on tho system became effective
on Tuesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
CONTINUE RAIDS FOR ARMS
Slim Feincrx Take Guns and Ammu,,-
ton Wherever They Find
Such Material

DUBLIN, Dec 9-The Sin, Eoi,
raids for arms continue. 4 notabl.
case has occurred III County Kerry.
mere sportsman, going out for q
Eith revoivcrs and his gun and car
ridges taken. the raiders stating that
,ncir action was,a protest against his
isNinG accepted a permit TO shoot from
The English government
IN Clare. farmer, who was on his
way TO mass AT Cooraclare with his
naus ntcT was held up by ten masked
and reVolvcrs. What he was dom
With these on the way 10 mass is moi
EcNealed in the accounts received.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10

there should be much weight on tho
f for for so,nS downhiil It might go SO
Many men are afraid of tho joh he
cause cause there Is no brake. but most OF
mem object to 1t because of the sill,
stockings. They give no protection
TOT the legs in the cold weather.
But take the ROACH with the
Until Mr.. Granger made this state
mcht, Londoncrs who SO often have
sa1eo with awe on his rcsplendcntly
corpuient figure were unaware that
mere was any fly in the ointment of
tho coachman'S DofnD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
Says His Prescription
Has Powerful Influence
Over Rheumatism
Discoverer Tells DruxSists Not to Take
Cent of Anyone's Money UnJr.s
A!ienrhu Completely Banishes All
rheumatic Pains and Twinge.

Mr.. James IT, Allen suffered for y.,
with rheumatism. Many times this terribl,
disease left him helpless and unabi. to
work.
ho hnally decided. after years OF ccascI.,,
atudy, that no ono bs free from rheu-
inatism until the accumulated Impurities
commonly called uric acid deposits were
"'ss",Veo In the joints and muscles and
expelled from The body
WIN this idea 10 mind he consulted
physicians. made experiments and finally
compounded prescription that quickly and
completely banishcd every sign and SWIM.
tom or rheumatism from his system.
He freely gave his discovery to other,
VINO TOOK It, with what might be called
marvellous success. After years OF urging
he decided to let sufferers everywhcrs know
a bout his discovery through the newspa pers
All druggists have been appointed agents for
Aicnrhu in this vicinity, with the UNDER
ST ndinE that they will freely return he pur-
chase money to all who state they received
no benefit.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
RHEUMATIC PAINS
RAISING A RUMPUS?
SIoan's I.inimcnt, kept handy, takes
the fight ont of them

CLOSING around in The wet and
then--the dreaded rheumatic
twnEc! But not for long when
Sloan's finimcnt is kept handy
Pains. strains. Sprains--how soon
this old family friend pcnctratcs with
out rubbing and helps drive 'cm away!
And how clcanly. too--no muss, no
bother, no stained skin or cloGEcd
pores. Muscles timber up. lumbago,
sciatica. neuralgia arc promptly re-
iieNcd. Keep a bottle handy all the
time. Get one today If you've run out
OF Sloans Lnimcnt.
All dFuggiats--35c, zoe, Sl4o