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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
ACREAGE


10 ACRES DEEP BLACK SOIL
ALI. IN CULTIVATION
s-room house. barn. chicken house.
wood shed. .coolers;, cows
heiferr, 700 chickens. horse. WAGON
and al farm t.ois nef irvsi' on
fine highway; .thickly settieo as
trict. Price ts.evV, si,sVv cann'
stesdy. WORK close ny " wa p,S
tnil fau bnmper bNenhnke t,inh.
$50 CASH
acres choice level land near "a
cific highway norm ~ nv
erett' close 70 sshooi am
up-to-date am
berry .ranohes, ssev. WIN
only tso chan. pa,hnce
suit w, ~. ms.th,isnes i.r
Community Builder eif
- ,e.,.. ,s..s
Aisl4iNGToN .nlAN"oop
LAND a.
We have some choice ~ ana fv-ac!s
tracts good. fich land, some Win
creeks; plenty OF ceaar Tor tehs.s
aud bolts. W per acre chsn. svo
per acre per month fzo 10 soo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
CHINESE
STUDENTS HERE
In Seattle From Orient, En-
Route East

On their way 70 school m ms
East. where they expect 10 remain
for periods varying from I'VE 70
eight years. 10 Chinese students are
In Seattle Tuesday, STRENGTHENING
out their affairs with the irnmisra~
ton authorities.
They are a weil-drcased. cIean-cut
party of young men. All OF them
speak English flusntIy. Some are
going 70 the Boston Jnstttote OF
Technology, some 10 Eotre Dame.
one 70 Andoyor and severai 70
Chicago.
A marked increase In the numbsr
Of Chinese young men coming thru
Seattle on studenfs' passports hiss
been noted turing the bNt SIX
weeks. ACCORDING 70 immigration
officials. Ths is due. II In said.
10 the fact that schools are opening
fcr the fall term tbruout the coun-
try.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
ACTOR TEACHES
STAR STAFF HOW
TO GET THE NEWS

The boys and girls who earn
their daily bread grinding out the
happenings Of the day In seattle
for The Star took a night off
Monday and were given = treat
by the Metropolitan theatre.
where The Acquittal.~ .
George n. Conan play Of the
newspaper game. y the attrac-
ton this week.
The saId boys and sirIs rot
the wcil-known "eyeful" on how
reporter can cover story IL
need BE-. The play h n murder
mysery dranm with young Ccn.
way. Of THE Chronicle" solving
the big puzzle. Harold vermiiye.
who played the part Of Conway.
Put q realistic touch in the role
OF the young reporter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
u. S. SET BACK
IN SHIP CASE
Prosecution Ruled Against In
Fraud Trial

Argument over the admission Of
certain letter M evidence, at the con.
elusion OF which Federal Judge Ne
terer ruled against the prosecution.
occupied most OF the morning SEES
sion Of the trini Of the Orays Har-
Dor Motorship corporation officers
aud former shipping board officials
In the United states district court
Tuesday.
The letter In question was written
BY Monty Ward. manager Of the
Grays Harbor Motorship corpora
ton. To Albert scbubach. president.
According 70 Bert schlesinser. for
the prosecution. the communication
was equivalent to nm admission Of
tho facts Get forth In the indictment"
and showed the guilty intent of
Ward and schubsch.
The defense. however, declared
that the company referred 10 In the
letter was the 0rays Harbor Ship
building Co, an entirely different
firm from tho Grays Harbor Motor.
ship corporation. ana claimed that
the hulls mentioned were being built.
not for the government. but for q
Norwegian chipping concern.
Judge Neterer denied admission Of
the letter IN evidences. The jury was
excused duriog the discussion.
But two witnesses were called By
The government before the argument
on the ward.schubach letter.
Wilbur r. Osborn. assistant man
ager OF the defendant corporation.
testified a. 20 the time plans for
building the "speedship'' Aberdeen
were formulated. Walter G. Tread
we'll. agent Of the department OF jus
tice. identified the letter which was
disqualified NJ evidences ~ one he
had found In the private files Of Al
bert Bchnbach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
Il Held Here for -
Still In Frisco

Accused Of having . sim in San
Francisco. y. c. Lodge. painter. was
In police custody here Tuesday. He
was arrested in vancouves. b. c.
and returned here BY Detective La
Gordon. A San Francisco officer
viii return Lodge. The sim u eaid
TO have been discovered when
Lodges house caught fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
STOCKS AND BONDS


~ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
iiAf.Js Kin MILLINERY BiisfEEss
making money during dull sea
son; rood location. good stock
ana fixtures; owner going East I.
will sacrifice IL taken al once.
Inqulre fos Pine Il,
81 PERSONAL
|PEflMA TENT HAIR WAVING.
Ma.e:iilng.. hsna pack for gray
LA no P'1 iMaPnovrMrNr SHOP
Mnin tso7. 40 Union 81
DIR. y. NJ FHErR
Physician and Surgeon.
Chronic Diseases.
sob y Third Ave.
DR. LILLIAN cHAkDLER It sANf-
pracsic physician; natural and
h r1rs. r sss' NAH no sipRss 's'''n '
IFWEA1sk MASSAGE, SALT CLOVIS.
shower al Peoples Bank Bldg.
second and Pike.
100 KENL ESTATE loans
MONEY Ron WARRINGTON PAIN
A ssrs,e @chL Z ( ' mofnnir rrgS xRiH
MORTGAGE CO. Inc. Lsary Dids.
WANT LOAN OF 1900 ON NICE
little home, first mortgage; title
insurance. 81 interest SIS Gen.
tral IlldH. Elliott esfi.
l06 LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
The estate ~ Louis Larson. also
Louis 4. Orlum. OF Minneapolis.
MINI. who died August ~, 1913.
L Interstate. ia nov being closed up
IN the probate court % Hennepin
county. MINI. Tho children and
heirs of the said deceased are un-
known 20 the administrator. and
they are hereby notified "a COM
munichts 81 once with the under
Aligned, who n attorney fer the
Administrator.
OfsOF I. BRUCE
Attorney at Law, slt Mcknight Bld.
Minneapolis. Minnesota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
They Find Wicked
Brew in His Shack

Prosecutor Brown Tuesday charged
Clement Lsisorde with having liquor
illegally In his possession. Dry squad
officers found four pints OF the
wicked brew In Laf,orde's shack.
near Georgetown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14

Inside ciiy iimlss ief 5000 A. g.
place. Tn. a auto ss' co mas ssi
siectric lights. etc, ana Il ia good
running order. The property is
Jus, miles from Hon Marche. on
.tth ave. y W.. 10 view property
closer IN by one mile than Gate.
~es,h q wood on ls ! wan, some
cash. sctre. terms. Call owner.
Capitol ix1f
as.zes .BAEGAIS
sixteen acres. thrse-f0nfths mile 70
high school and depot: eight acres
river bottom land. balance ieveis
ersyeity soil. t.foom house. barn.
good chicken house. root house.
chickens. ioc-ib. pig. garden. sep
afasof. two wagons. pillow, har-
row, euitlyntor. This old lady
lived IS years on this place and
raised her family. What can =
MAN dor Terms. r.. L. Oiiingcr.
asa Empire building.
siso CASH
- acres. half bottom land. balance
all good rich loan. small
scattered growth alder and
berry and chicken ranch
north OF Everett. near Ia
eific highway and school.
Price 1900. only $3.50 cash.
balance TO suit. ". X. Mac
fariane. The Community
builder. Ga Lcary Bia~
10 ACRES. 4 CLEARED: s-RooM
cottage, barn. garage; chicken
house. berries. large patch. potn-
toes and feed for cow. Price
$4,000: $1,000 cash. long time on
balance. conroy a Fleming,
S~dre- weoiley. Wash.
TIN ACRES. CLEARED AND Lew
81, with fine creek: right on paw
ed road between Seattle and Ever
EFT; $500 per acre. terms TO suit
Main 1851. Owner. as Railway
Exchange building.
CRIPPLED HAND: MUTT BELL ALL
or part OF 100 acres. one mile from
eedro- Woofiey, with or withou;
stock. Write me Mt once. = J.
Hcnron. r. No. 1. Sedro-W ooiiey.
Wash.
FREE CIRCULAR PUGET SOUND
Country for homeseekers Charles
somcrs Co. Alaska Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
Hey, Folks! Have
You Paid Your
Income Tax Yet?

wednesday IL the last day for the
payment Of the third instaiiment Of
income taxes. II In announced by
William T. Beeks. deputy collector
OF Internal revenue.
The fourth instaIIment becomes
due December Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
FARM LAMBS

W fhsehs
CANADIAN PACIFIC Ry. LAND
5000. 900 acres OF fertile prairie land.
ready for the pillow. at an average
price OF SIS pcr acre; 2o-year
terms: 2 per cent interest for first
years; NO principal payments for
years Also thousands Of acres
OF rich irrigated alfalfa land Mt
$50 per acre including water
right. $4,000 loan for improve
nnents makes ~ easy for you 10
start with small capital. We issue
low rates To Alberta For maps,
literature and rates. apply 60 Ca
madam Pacific Ry. Land Dept.
aos Pioneer Bldg: Main 5sss.
THE HEIRS OF THE ESTATE WILL.
scll home tracts near ears and
Paved highway. $50. on terms.
This>is valley land. ready for the
plow. Buy few Of these tracts
Tor a home chicken ranch. berry
ranch. when this land is sold. you
will never again get valley land
near Seattle at this price.
JESSEN. ttb New York Block.
BIO LAND SALE
In. skagit county. Fine to-scrs
per month. a fine, new Clear
now selling at ss5 per acre In 40
acre tracts. This is hslf-price
sale. Never before have / offered
such land bargains.
~. G. PETERS. ZIG Third Ave.
FOR SALE ny OWNER
80 ncres. well Improved: all In Gull
tivation; ~ miles. southwest Of
Wapnto; near Yakima. Thos. A.
Moore. co33 18th ave. s.. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
FARM LANDS

% ACRES; A FINE. DANDY FAHM
20 acres cleared; part bottom land
road. milk and mall route. close
10 school; 7.room house; large
BARN 100 bearing fruit trees; 7
fine COWS. Registered bull. J youqe
stock. heavy team, all farm tools
Price $4,000: f3.sDO cash.
y. VAN AItRDALE * co.
1919 Third Ave.
FINE DAIRY RANCH
For sale on rental payments, with
of without stock. Boz 81. Seattle
Wnsh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
STATE vA0RANCY CHARGES

we're filed Tuesday against w. ".
Reed. Alice Beck and Jane Doe Reed
by Prosecutor Fred G. Brown. The
police charge that they are more or
less worthless assct as far as the
public f. concerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
War Deals Terrible
Blow to This Family

PETERBOROUGH. Eng, eept.
1.-THE death OF IN ex.soIdier This
week At Castor IL the climax Of :
SAD story Of the war. Mr.. and Mn.
yakes had sig sons. They served
the army Mt the outbreak Of hostfIb
ties. Two were killed. one was
wounded twice. another Lost his
sight and Mrs. Jakcs died from
shock. heartbsoken. Now : third
son has died from his woundaL
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-27

Notwithstanding a slight limp, Jack O'Neill says he will get a weeks ski ing yet if the frosty nights hold out.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-27

Fred Erickson is nursing a badly bruised and broken finger, caused by coming in contact with block. Fred says he came back from California a month too soon.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-27
Happenings at Chitina

Earl Hirst has purchased the road house at Chestochina formerly owned by John Paulson. His cousin, Mrs. Marshall, and her brother, MT. Hirst of Spokane, left Saturday on Hans Ditman's auto stage to conduct the roadhouse during Earl Hirst's absence to the Elmer Bros property, where he will be employed during the mining season. Mrs. MarshalPs mother and two little daughters will join her later.
 Mrs. HeIlrich, who formerly con- ducted a restaurant in Cordova, left on the Brewer stage Tuesday to take charge of MT. Meirs' roadhouse for the summer.
 A very fine seven-passenger Kissell car arrived on Fridays train for Oscar Freedman. Some very pleasant rides are being planned for the summer sea- son on the Richardson highway.
 A Moore and family have taken the Cameron residence during Mrs. Cam eron's absence in the States.
 Fred Handy and family, formerly of Chitina and Mccarthy, are planning to make their home in Ketchikan Dur iMg their residence In Seattle Mr.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-27

Ernest Gerkin, who had been con fined to his home with a severe case of grippe, was able to be out this week and enjoy the sunshine Ernest says that H. H. Mitchell makes an ideal nurse.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-27

A Moore and family have taken the Cameron residence during Mrs. Cam eron's absence in the States
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-27

Laundering and conservation of clothes have be- come an art with us. Send Us your family washing,
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-27

~Cliff Cayouette, who has spent the winter at Kennecott, left this week to spend the summer on his Dan creek nropertY.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-27
AMUNDSEN ABAND0NS
 TRIP TO NORTH POLE

WASHINGTON, April 26 (by Asso- ciated Press) "A wireless message to the navy department from Cordova, Alaska, indicates that Amundsen will abandon his effort to reach the North Pole. It is understood that the ex- plorer, who is now at Anadir, Siberia, intends to take the steamship Victoria at Nome for Seattle.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-27
NEWSY ITEMS
 FROM CHIT'LNA
 DM'CARTHY
(From Mccarthy News)


 The brown bears are out, according to A. Hagen, the track walker, who ran across one. or at least ran away from one, about a week ago. She was a monster. with a footprint the size of a leg of mutton; we mean the old-fashioned ones we used to get. xHagen has a dim recollection of see Afng cub also-if it had not been for the speeder he would be one-stepping yet,
 Ernest Gerkin, who had been con- fined to his home with severe case of grippe, was able to be out this says that H. H. Mitchell makes an ideal nurse.
 Notwithstanding slight limp, Jack O'Neill says he will get a weeks ski ing yet if the frosty nights hold out. Fred Erickson is nursing a badly bruised and broken finger, caused by coming in contact with block Fred says he came back from California 8 month too soon.
 ~gliff Cayouette, who has spent the winter at Kennecott, left this week to spend the summer on his Dan creek property.
 Mesdames Barrett, Hubrick and Refor were the guests of Al Doze last Sunday for pleasant drive down the KennecOtt.
 Judge O'Connor made trip to Ken necott Wednesday for dental treat memt
 TFAe primary elections will take place next Tuesday. The local judges will be: J. W. Nickell, s. SeItenrich and Cole
 Mrs. J. B. O'Neill, who shot vol veTine last fall and shipped the skin Outside, has just received the returns 1928.
 In the commissioners court last Tuesday afternoon, before United cSAn4or Cow ,,,ioeiopor ~ DorIyoy C,ooi+h Mrs. Sadie Mcclellan was charged with vi2lation of the Volstad act and Sec. 1 of the "bone-dry" law of Alaska, also with violation of Sec. 1899.
 Oscar Hansen was charged with vio- 1ation of the Volstad act and Sec. of the "bone-dry" law.
 Carl Anderson was charged with violation of Sec. 1909.
 Deputy Marshal Kavanagh was the complaining witness and Joe Murray appeared for the defendants. Kavanagh's request that the defend ants be bound over to the grand jury was refused on the ground that the court had jurisdiction to try misde- meanors under the Volstad act. Mir. Murray's demand for jury trial was granted Defendants pleaded mot guilty"
 In the commissioners court on Thursday afternoon, before jury con sisting of Messrs. Sweeney, Lloyd, Os- borne, Mccall, Brunelle, Lomell, Beck, Thompson, Loftsfeldt, Clulow, Ka- ringo and Menaglia, all from Kenne- colt, Anderson and Mrs. Mcclellan were acquitted for lack of evidence.
 Friday afternoon the liquor charges against Hanson were withdrawn, and Mrs Mcclellan pleaded guilty and was opJ cfc
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-27

Fresh French puffs daily at the City Bakery. 13-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-27

Fresh Ever-Ready Flashlight Bat teries, all sizes. Blum O'Neil1 Go. 3-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-27

.Peysers new hat-blocking outfit is in operation. Hats blocked, dyed and repaired. Phone 188.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-27

Handy suffered severe injury in a street car accident, which temporarily disabled his left hand.
 w. Cameron, Charles Littlejohn and Lars Holland left this week with their crews to commence work on the gov ernment trail. None of the crews is up to it's full strength, but will take on more men as they arrive in Chitina. Frank Shipp is in charge of the em- ployment of men, and will send out all he can recruit.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-27

Job printing at Daily Times office.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-18
Circuit Court

24G55 Ellberg VS. Drier-order Of
reference.
2i029 Carr VS. Garden to bin set
fer hrg next Mon at 100:
225l0 Helm vs. Pratt-set at foot of
call
10991 Inre Imp y Ottawa Joliet St
paving -hrg cont to Tuesday Dec
y at 10.
2219S Brzizinia vs. Brz.nia-put at
foot OF call by agmt.
l22l09 Wisniewski Us Wisniewski~-
put at foot OF call by agmt,
22009 Holm VS. Trout-cont by agmt,
22326 Simitis VS. Digutis-same.
24l59 Johnson VS. c o & P-same.
245a2 Champion vs. Champion~-hrs
4 decree.
245SS Richards vs. Richards-hrg on
rule to show cause &c mo denied
24626 Luba vs. Luba-decree confirm.
ing rept Of commrs.
2253J Flack VS. Flack -alimony fixed
at $50 &c.
24962 Henry Stockcr ct al VS. Mary
Macpherson ct al-bill inchy. But
ter5 & Clark solr.
1868 Margaret Edwards exr &c vs.
La Sale-case DIGS 10000, Scan.
Ian & Massieon and same, atty.
24964 Clarence Kahn ct al VS. Martin
Kain ct al-parttion
Johnson & Carr solr
24965 Elizabeth van Gundy vs. Loran
C.. avn Gundy-divorcc \ W Allen
24967 In the matter OF adoption Of
Evelyn Utech Frank i Foliett.
sOlr.
249GS Patrick Neary vs. John II Ca
lin-certorari John A BLOOMING
ton, atty.
24969 Frank + F'ollett admr &c IS
Jacob kreiser ct al--tres on case
Digs sl0,000-lv to pros as p p. :.
O. Browne and A t, Buffers, atty.
24S01 Claude vs. Hitchns-ord2r
appvg rept Of comms & for sale.
109gl lnre petn Ottawa imp Of GER
tain parts Of Joliet St--leg2l obi
set for hrg Dec IS at 10.
1853 Kinder VS. Las c c Como
by deft to withdraw dem to amend.
ed bill & for lv to file an answer
instanter allwd.
24995 RenkowicZ VS. Renkowicz-hrg
& decree.
24953 Plano State Bank VS. Darwin
Twait-iudg by confn for $3.50 O5
& costs-ex issued. c. A. Darnel
tty.
24954 Elmer ] Cayanaugh vs. Goldia
May Cayanaugh-divorce. T Har-
rison, solr.
249J5 Chas Benz eli al vs. James
Campbell ct al-bill 70 quiet title.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-18
Today in the Court House
Of Estate Transactions Business
County Probate Tribunas

49,, g., y ,r, go
Am" . l-lHueA'aHh- heouore smith
lnre Est MARTIN 0aOo"sKi-'lme 'o
49, ~ Jan 'eiiH'
Appmt OF AppSrS~Est stephen
lf'cn'
, Acct q Kept App-ESt Walter Grant
At-upon presenting vouchers for
credits
Petn to Sell Hotel Stock-Est Wan
" BaEdy-saIe authorized.
Peip for appmt Of cerservator-Est
Frank NJ CaSe-set for hrg Dec 20 at
10.
Admrstn-Est Lila NJ Wauing Il
JOS A Waling--bond S. ,5OO-adi Feb
petn for Appmt of COnsprvator- L. Il
Frank VI Craue-reset Tor Dec q at
10.
Admrstn-Est Ella J Coons to f .
Coons-bond S20.400--adi Mch term.
Acct < Rept ADp--Est d T. Meaghcf
Ernest Brennemann
Inv App-Est Stephen Finch-Al-
media Brandner.
Per Bond App--Fst Francis NJ Vent
ger.
Admrstr de BOn!s Non &c--Est lfer
man Leis TO Louis Natcr--bond So
900.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-18
WEEKLY GRAIN AND
PROVISIONS REVIEW

Chicago, Dec. lS.- Eager demand
! from Europe ihis week has made the
/ wheat market jump Notwithstand-
! ing hearish crop reports and DIES pltH
/ nervousness over the economic out
( look, wheat this morning, compared
With WeeN ago, was &c 10 9ltr high.
er Corn WAS a>c on 10 lac III oats
unchanged to lc lower aud provision :
varying from soc decline to 45c gail
Exporters were buyers Of wheat
both before and after the government
.ltport showing grain crops IN The
United States much larger than had
been generally supposed Whether or
not European demand for wheat was
accelerated by likelihood Of emer-
genoy Legislation IN congress to at.
ford relief To farmers did not become
evident. but there seemed little doubt
that at times the amount of foreign
purchasing was more than double the
normal daily average Rapid ad.
Yauces meanwhile in sterling eX,
change tended To help the wheat mar
ket upward, and so. too, did redUc-
tion in the estimated surplus Of Aus
tralian On the other hand unem-
poyment figures ana other adverse
elements Of the general business sit
uatiou led TO temporary violent set
backs.
Corn ANA oats proved relatively
weak, owing 10 the big supply in sight
Provisions showed much IRE guIar-
ity, influenced Icy the circumstance
that price changes tor grain and hogs
We're offpu lirprrlY conflicting
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-18
COULON GIFTED WITH
WEIRD MYSTERY TOUCH


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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-18
JANUARY. 1921.

Sat, | New Year
Mon. open.
Tues, 4. Martin Goodman. ! mile
east OF Prairie Center
Wed ;, Matt Gahan, Wallace twp.
Thurs, 6. Edw, Thorp. miles north
of Perm, Dimmck twp
Fri. :, Earl Bennett, Deer Park twp.
Sat, 8, Open.
Mon, 10, Open,
Tues, H. c. a. Johnson, 5 miles
north OF La Sale.
We'd. 2 Edw Barrett, Plank road.
Thurs, l3-Open.
Fri, H. arthur Spaulding, 2i2 miles
south of Prairie Center.
Sat, Is, Open.
Mon, II, Joseph Segaert, miles
south of La Sale, Duncan farm.
Tues. 49, Alpherd Costles. miles
south of Mendoza.
We'd. 10. Taken.
Thurs. 20-open.
Fri. 81. Ray Finkle, 2 miles south
Of Marseilles.
Sat. %, Open.
Mon, "a Michael Fennessey, Wal.
lace twp.
Tues, %, Conrad Auth, mile east
CT Cherry.
We'd, %, David Mumpher miles
west of Brewery HUI road.
Thurs, q, Ray Lisle, 3 miles north
east of Utica, on Timber road.
Fri, Is, A Q. Kellogg east OF
Prairie Center.
Sat. 30, Open.
Mon, 81, Open.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-18
A Handsome Gift.

Theresa Bolatto has taken nossas.
SION or the grocery department for.
merry run by her father, Fred Eolat.
TO- on Main street. This store, al
thohGh in the same building occupied
Nv Miss Boatto's fther, has been par.
titloned off and the north entrance ia
u'e store is used for the grocery dc.
partment Miss Bolatto celebrated
hef twentieth birthday few DAYS
ago and her father made her pres
cnt of the entire grocery business as
a birthday and Christmas gift. The
WORK OF refittng the store has been
neatly done under the direction O,
Martin Olson
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-18
FEBRUARY, 1921.

Tues, !. Eckert Bros, miles north.
west Of Grand Ridge,
We'd, 2 Joseph Kelly, miles north
of Peru.
Thurs, 3. c. A. Berghofer, | mile
northeast Of Cedar Point.
FRI 4, Taken.
Sat, ), Open.
Mon, I, Open.
Tues, S, Open.
We'd g. Taken.
Thurs, 10 Frank Stone, Farm
Ridge Twp.
Fri, Ii, VIM. Johnson, Waltham
twp.
Sat. 70, Taken.
Mon, II, Open.
Tues. -, Gottlb Kuter 3h miles
south Of Cherry.
We'd, l6. John Sutton, + miles
southwest of Ottawa.
Thurs, II, J. c. Olson. 6 miles sw
Of Seneca, best stuff in the county.
Brookfield township.
Fri, IS, Open.
Sat, 10, Taken.
Mon 81. Open.
Tues. 90, Geo. F.. Shute. South OF.
tawa twp.
We'd, 90, Robert Burkhart l mile
north of La Sale, on the old cemetery
road.
Thurs, "a, Crane Bros, southeast OF
Troy Grove.
Fri, -. James Kennedy, mile
north Of Waltham church.
Sat, 26, Open.
Mon, %, Open.
p. S.--You see there are very few
open dates. so II you want to be In
this sale calendar. call or write or
'phCne 6S3-Y. at my expense. This
calendar to run every day until March
l, 1921. Pick your date, as they arc
going fast.
COL. DAN FITZGERALD, Auctloneer.
us Webster St.,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS,