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The New York herald., 1921-04-29
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HoUsEKEEPER. about May TO- woman
from 80 10 10 years Of age. who s more
desirous for good home than salary. as
nousekeeper for widow living alone In New
YORK cty; salary S25 10 $50 a month. Ap-
ply by letter. stating references. 9l3 Her
aid. Fulton ST.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29

Girl. 40. colored, handy with needle.
no objection minding baby. Silazo, 2o7
West Esd.
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TABULATfNG machine man (Powers) who
operate typewriter; securities book
Keeping experience preferred; good salary
and opportunity. O 1853 Herald, Fulton ~.
UPHOLSTERER. thoroughly competent in
upholsterng ana trimming automobile
bodies and tops. Mellor 235 West 50th 4.
WANTED = Designer experienced IN art
needework by large established wholesale ie
house In Chicago: state age, experience aud
salary expected. Address 13i Herald, $50
Broadway
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WAITER or porter. colored man. expert
enced. thorough. dependable, with excellent
recommendations. Mack OVERLY, care Jorton,
20I@ Madison nN.
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couPLE-cHAuFFEuR. COOK.

Married. no family: wife competent, good
clean cook: man chauffeur. mechanic; IA
driver willing. obliglng; or wife part time
or chauffeur only. go anywhere. private
only; reference. Harry, care Rudolf Kron-
ovit. Carry place. Freeport, l.. !.
cOUPLE-Married no family: thoroughly
Understands care vegetable garden. lawn,
flowers. poultry; wife competent English
waitress, chsmbermaid small adult family;
no cooking or laundry; references. l.. H.,
500 West 10th.
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YOUNG men wanted. 20. between 20 and so
years. deslrous Of entering the selling Aid
experience unnecessary. provided you are
clean cut, ambitious and determined TO earn
500 per week or more; cooperation. tntcllt-
gent instruction in salesnanship and char
acter analrzing % willing workers. Call at
our meeting i0:3o A, NJ. Ask for Mr..
Cherry, Room iaIa. Gotham National Bank
ElIlldlnlz Enll hug Circla
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.


VALET. attendant; knows cooking; has ref
erences. Leopold. 100 West saith ST. Phone
Circle os54.
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YOUNG MAN. -. MARRIED. TECH
NICAL COLLEGE EDUCATION,
THREE YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
CONSTRUCTION. OPERATION AND
MAINTENANCE Or BUILDINGS,
POWER PLANTS AND GENERAL
MACHINERY, EITHER SELLING
OR NANUFACTURING NO STOCK
SELLING PROPOSITION. 9l6
HERALD, FULTON 81
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EOv. christian. wanted by cotton goods
firm i4-i6 years old must be 81 good
family. bright and OF rood presence re.
ply IS letter I'm own handwriting, stating
usiness w vaich father is Employed every
opportunity for advancement Ii2 Her
aid. $50 RWAy.
roy wanted Tor office. Saf Columbia ss..
Brooklyn.
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automobile Instructlaa.
Automobile Bodies.
PRIVATE OWNER

wishes 10 dispose of slightly used touring
bedy made by Wood Brothers. New York
win fit Crane. Simplex. Pierce Arrow or
LocomObile. fully equipped viGdshields
hack and front. top and side curtains. In
good condition. extra slip covers. To be
seen PRIVATE GARAGE, los W. 56th st.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29

VALET. = Reliable young man. ~,
wants position NJ Rentleman'H valet.
an duties: willing 10 travel English
q l3rgc Skeet, 100 East 2Tth st.. Patef
son, N. J.
VALET. 20. Hungarian. at present engaged
"a waiter In high class hotel, wishes posi-
tipn "a valet with bachelor gentleman. can
take entire charge of bachelor apartment
can do good cooking II desired good refer
encea and service guaranteed. Y iet Herald.
Herald ~.
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COUPLE-First class cook. butler; fully ex-
perienced: small private family; most
highly recommended. no laundry wages
siS0: country only. Address NJ. a.. iioa
Lexington ay.
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MEN.-Ours is growing organization. so We
In need of men 10 fiji the vacancies
caused by promotions We show you a
definite future with the largest organizat tion
OF its kind In the country II you can show
us that you are reliable and industrious. All
applications are strictly confidential Only
those who can furnish first class references
need apply. II you cannot call. write for an
interview al i65 Broadway, suite 123.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29

EVERYBODY sees your ad
II YOU have white space put
all around II.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
Automobiles Wanted.


I.OCOMOBILE. slightly used. Pierce Arrow,
Simplex. Renault or Fiat. prefer dealing
direct with owner. Address box ] 100 Her.
aid. Herald 50
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Housekeepers.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Situations Wantrd-FemaIe
D0mestiT,
BRENNAN'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
20 e. Goth 81, Plaza l2i7-i2is
Greenwich, Stamford and New York
Cooks. Mattresses buffers and couples.
IIOuSEwORkERS. ehambermaids. walt
ress, nurses. bathmaids. cooks. couples
city, country; references. Carney's Agency,
l5a w. 145th. Audi. 1886.
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ELoTTER ~cLERK- WANTED RY
LARGE ESTABLISHED STOCK AND
bond HOUSE: CHANCE TO WORK
uP is OFFERED AND RATE or
ADVANCE DEPENDS ONLY UroN
ABILITY DISPLAYED. WRITE.
STATING ENpERfENCE AND SAL.
AIRY IDEAS. Y. ~, BON a52 CITY
HALL STATION.
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GIRL 40, colored, handy with needle !.
no objection minding baby. Slazo 2o7
West Esd.
GIRL. coiored wishes position half time or
threc-quarter, with nice family handy at
ANYTHING. Foster, - w. 99th.
HALE time, colored girl wishes work morn
ing. Freeman, POI West 133d.
NEAT girl wishes morning work. best ref
erences. Jester. 122 West 18Th.
TWO sisters want positions, country. Gains.
.24 West 141st st. Aud. Sf29.
YOUNG business woman, alone. seeks good
home with elderly persons In exchange for
light duties evenings. 152 Herald, Her
gld so.
YOUNG woman. respectable. would accom-
rnodate families by the day. Al references.
Write Mcintosh. 222 East 10th 81.
YOUNG woman wants work few hours daily
any kind, domestic work. office cleaning
references. 200 Herald. Herald sq.
YOUNG woman, colored wants whole or half
tince. Martin 1JS West 12Sth st.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen.

Statesmen.
II you are This type Of man. We want YOU:
IA man who q not satisfied that ne
IS getting all lie earns
who is determined 70 do 80;
who is willing 10 earn all he gets II
he gets all he earns.
who recognizes no limit 10 the amount
or money he should receive except his
own capacity;
who can stand prosperity and still
keep working;
who win appreciate associating with
fine crowd OF clean, earnest men who
are earning good money ~ working
together. helping eEcs other. and haN-
Ing a lot OF pleasure In their work;
who viii have tie ambition TO push
himself 10 a higher aRd even more
profitable position.
looking for by carng. between 10 and 3 for
confidential interview. al our office most
convenient.
SUITE 1910 % WEST saD ST.
SUITE 30J. i32 NASSAU ST.
SUITE, 81. I6a MONTAGUE ST. BJ<LfN.
SUITE !. 500 BROAD ST. NEWARK
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Statesmen. speciality men, covering the
New Jersey territory especially Newark.
metropolitan district, with q following IN
automobile accessory trade. garages. hard
ware, grocery and dslicatessen stores salary
and commission basis. Call Noxon Chemical
Products Co. Inc. 10 Morris ay., Newark.
81 "
Statesmen wanted. 70. regardless Of what
you have been selling; clientele or not CO
operation and instruction to earn 800 week
or more: good leads call NJ our meeting
IN 30 A. NJ to-day. Ask for Mr.. Cherry.
Room 1879. Gotham National Bank Building.
Columbus circle.
statesmen wanted two nigh class, 10
handle small issue for Brooklyn mauufac-
turing company, established % Years, bank
and commercial references. orders on books
10 run factory for five months; cnn furnish
direct leads 70 salesmer. Address s2s
Herald. go broadway.
SALESMAN.
Manufacturer wants energetic men to ham
die well known tire ne side linc III city I;
give Full particulars concerning present en-
poyneni zoo, lcrald 2so sroadway,
sNLEsMAN wanted 70 sell shares on com.
miaHion basis. New York Artificial Limb
Co. ~ Union sluare, New York
Statesmen wanted; now Invention saves
time. drudscry. a. Court So. Brooklyn.
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GARDEN NER-Married. no family: thoroughly
understands vegetable garden, lawn,
shrubs, flowers take charge gentleman 8
small country place. personal references. s.
H. 3GB West 10Th.
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Mattresses, &c.
Miscellaneous.

CARETAEER-Lady middle aged. desires
care 4-J rooms or apartment for parties
away for summer: best references. Mrs. l..
Y. Herts. 1888 Broadway, room 1915
CLEANING. washing and ironing. colored
woman wishes days work. G. Woodstock.
ENs W. seth st. Write, call.
COLORED day worker or cleaning or coun-
try best references. Morningside 56I5.
DAY WORKER laundress. cleaning, cook
ing Duncan. 200 II. Tooth. Phone morning,
Harlem 6i6s.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
HELP WANTED-MALE.

~~~~~~-~~~~~-~~~--~~-~-N-~~~
ARTIST, high grade retoucher. on mechan-
teal and silverware work steady position
10 first class man. submit samples: advise
salary expected. Bickford Engraving 4 Eloc-
trotype Co, Providence. X, !.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29

| GARDENER. middle aged. German. single,
life experience I'm greenhouses, fruit. vege-
/ tables, flowers, Sc. wants permanent posi-
tlon on small private place. kerpen. 30
| East 3ath.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
IIOusEWoRKER,

HOusEWoRKER general. good cook
thoroughly experienced: small family
Apply mornings or evenings only. Apt. 96
l50 w. SIth st.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

coNPANION-Parisian lady. well educated
wishes position to lady or family going
10 France against passage could serve as
guide in Paris references. q SO Herald.
Herald guuare.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


BooKKEEPER. Jewish preferred. Ginsbers
2aS W. doth
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-28
3 YALE STUDENTS DIE
IN MOVIE HOUSE PANIC

Now Haven, Conn, Nov 2S,-Threc
livCs were lest and seventy-nine per
sons were more or less seriously IN
jured wicn FIRE broke ont in the
Rialto motion picture theatcr here
last night 1t IN possible that furth =
search Of the ruins Of the playhouse
viii add one more namo to The list OF
dead, as II. II. Perrigo of this city has
net been seaen since the fire was dis
covered and the panc.strcken crowd
surgcd toward the doors Of the thea
ter. His son was among the injured.
Fiity-oieht persons who were either
burned or tramplcl BY the crowd
which stcrmed toward the exits when
the flames swept into the theatcr
from the stage were in hospitals To-
day. Twenty-one who were taken to
hospitals WHOM the fire was raging
were given treatment and were sent
to their homes. Twenty-Five Of the
injured were Yale students. All win
recover, 1t vas declared.
Only one body, that Of Timothy j.
IIanlon, 5S, had been identified this
morning. H. was believed he was
trampled to death, as examination CT
his injuries showed his neck vas
broken.
Two other bodies taken flum the
theater werc burned so badly that
identification was impossible. one
was the body of an elderly woman and
the other was that Of young nan
probably about 20 years OF age.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-28
CITY HOSPITAL
NOTES

Robert Peckham, son of o. c. Peck
ham, 315 jackson street, was dis
charged from Ryburn hospital Sun
day morning.
Ellen Myers of Marseilles was dis
charged from this institution, after
being patient here for the past num-
Der Of days.
L. Collier of Marseilles was dis
charged from this hospital Saturday
evening
Mrs. Ira Osman, 622 State street
was discharged Sunday after being
confined here for several days
Mrs. Charles Smallbone. 1907
/. Phelps street was discharged Sun
day
Joe Rodanski of the Federal Plate
district was admitted to the hospital
early this morning, where he will be
a patient for a brief period.
The infant baby son of Mr.. and
Mrs r. Rice, 1903 North Columbus
street, which was born at the city
hospital on Friday, died this morning
about 130 o'clock
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-28
IRENE" ENJOYED BY
,a9a GAYETY AUDIENCE

There has seldom, If ever. appeared
on the stage of the Gayety theater II
more dainty and captivating bit OF hu
: fmanity than Ann Milburn as Irene in
the musical comedy by the same
name. 1t Is to be regretted that so
/ few took advantage of the opportunity
I Saturday night OF enjoying one of the
best musical attractions ever produc
ed in Ottawa. The house was only
Z nartially filed but those who wer 3
\ there agreed that the comedy was WEI
staged, the chorus was good, the cos
tunes pretty, the dancing original ana
out of the ordinary, and every part
was well taken. The star herself
made the big hit of the production
not only being youthful and pretty,
but possessing a sweet voice and
charming personality. She was ably
supported by every member of the
cast
The songs were all good, and Alice
Blue Gown" Castle OF Dreams,
"Irene" and, in fact, every number
has been extremely popular eince thu
first production of the show. That they
were enjoyed was proven by the
warm applause they received
The company after its arrival in
Ottawa was sent word from headquar-
tors to disband next Saturday. Fall
ing away of business was assigned as
the reason for taking the company of
the road.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-28
40 CENTS PROFITS ON
100 LBS. MILLED WHEAT

Lincoln. Nebr. Nov. g. - The
spread between the price of wheat be.
fore and after milling was inquired
into today by Governor McKelvie's
court of inquiry.
+. Il. Roth, manager of a Lincoln
milling company testified that wheat
costing $3.50 hundred returned as
the milled product 1921 hundred.
The gross profit was estimated at 40
cents.
Cron costing 30 cents bushel
reached the consumer in the form of
corn meal at $1.0S a bushel, including
profits of the grocer
The net profit of the miller was
not inquired into, but Roth said his
company reduced wages 10 per cent
last March, but still wages were about
double what they were before the
war;
w T. Barslow, a grain buyer. tes-
titled the margin between buying and
selling prices was modest During
the war. he said. wheat buyers made
money, but every one has lost since.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-28
u. S. RECRUITING 1000
FOR ARMi AIR SERVICE

Announcement has inst been re-
ceived from Headquarters, air sery-
ice mechanics school, Chanute field.
Rantoul, ILL.,, that the war department
has made marked exception in It's
action Of recruiting in order to give
1000 ambitious men the opportunity
to enter the air service, On account
of the action by congress III cutting
off appropriations for recruiting Of
fees a letter has been sent out to all
commercial organizations in the coun-
try asking them to aa:ist in securing
the number Of applicants that Is dc.
sired to fill up the school.
The school offers twenty-put
courses, covering all technical spe
cialties and trades connected with
the construction maintenance and re-
pair OF airplanes. All men deaTCus
of becoming qualified in an industry
which will soon reach and pass in i'm
portance that OF the automobile
should communicate with one Ct the
following stations Of the United
States army:
Rock Island arsenal, Illinois, ai
Camp Grant Rockford, H.
Fort Sheridan, Ill.
Fort Wayne, Detroit, Mich.
Scott field, Belleville, Ill.
Chanute field, Rantoul, H.
Men sent to the school will be
given thorough instructions in course,
for which they are qualified. After
this course is finished they will BE-
given practical instructions at sta
tions throughout the United States
in the Panama Canal Zone, Philippine
Islands. Hawaiian Islands and Ger
many.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-28
EIGHTEEN LEAVE TO
TAKE HIGH DEGREES
IN MASONIC ORDER
OTTAWA cANploAFss OFF FOR
BLOOMINGTON, WHERE scoT
TiSH RITES WILL BE CON
FERREn IN NEW 100000 TEN.
PIE.

A delegation OF Ottawa men mum.
boring eighteen left the city yesteI
day morning. headed for Bloomington
W attend three-day Masonic meet.
ing at tie ConsIstory in that city
During tho session new 100000
tempe will be formally dedicated and
thrown open for use.
Twelve Of the ottawa men will re
ceivc their thirty.second Masonic de.
gree In the new building The othe,
members OF the party are alread
thirty.second degree Masons and went
along To attend the initiation.
In La Sale the Ottawa party board
ed two special Pullman cars with a
delegation from La Sale, Peru and
other neighboring cities numbering
100. The party will live on the ears
during their three,day sojourn In
bloomington.
The meeting opened today with fit
tiEg ceremonies. Tomorrow the dedi.
cation OF the handsome new building
will take place, and "Wednesday even.
in1 tho three-day session Will come
TO a close with fitting ceremonies
The session Is the most important the
bloomington Consistory ever held
Prominent Masons for every town OF
any size in the state will be in attend
ance
A total of 600 Illinois men will re-
ceive their thirty-second degree dur
ing the session. The Ottawa candi
dates, all OF whom left yesterday
morning. were Glenn w. Weese
George Farnsworth, Louis Gowan, f.
Il. Gladfelter, J. G. Dngle. Thomas
Wondel, Charles Geiger, Joseph Peck
and George Lavanway. The Others
from ottawa who accompanied them
wore AL +. Schoch, David Retior, Hale
Francis l.. A. Hurlburt, w. II. Fisher
John S, Edgcomb, Ray b. Malo and w
H. Watts. h. Seemar of Marseilles
who Is also candidate, accompanied
them.
Tonight George Grover, c. b. Chap
man. A. +. Scott, Fred Thomas and
Fred l.. Jones will leave to attend the
ceremonies. a eve
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-28
spent the weekend visiting friends in

spent the weekend visiting friends in
Pekin.
Miss Zelma Monroe. County Home
Advisor. spent the weekend visiting
relatives in Bloomington.
Miss Aneta Baldwin returned home
Saturday night from visit with
friends in Pekin
Russell Levy, who is attending the
pharmacy school Of the University Of
Illinois, at Chicago has returned to
resume his studies.
Walter Anderson, who is attending
the University of Illinois, is spending
several days visiting with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Anderson, on West
Jefferson street.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-28
ABANDONED PLANE AT
LA SALE; ARRESTED
FOR THEFT OF SH!F

Rock Island, Nov. ga case in
voving the alleged theft of an air
plane resulted whep Ralph II. Blox,
am, arrested in Chicago, was brought
here and lodged in the county jail on
complaint of the Tricity Aerial Trans
portation company. BloXam, for
mer aviator for the company, is al
legged to have failed to obey orders tc
bring the plane Tribune back tc
Rock Island and to have abandoned
it in a badly damaged condition after
a nose dive at La Sale.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-28
JEALOUS SUITOR
SHOOTS TWO MEN

Chicago, Nov. 2S.--Two men were
probably fatally shot and twenty per-
sons were injured in trying to escape
from a dance hall last night when an
alleged jealous sutton of girl shot
her father and escort, throwing the
dancers into panic
Nicholas Citro shot Anthony Dur
ante host to the dancing party and
father of the girl when Durante re.
fused to admit him and when John
Petrone went to Durante's aid he was
also shot the police reported.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-28
ARMS ENJOYS VOTE
TO GUST FOREIGN
P. 0.'S FROM CHINA
DECISION is REACHED TO-DAY A.
CONFERENCE OF "6iG NlNE"--
ACT LATER ON COURTS IN sPE.
clAL RESOLUTION.

Washington, Nov. 2S.-A resolution
declaring for REIMBURSEMENT of for
oign post Office privileges in China on
Jan. /, 1928, was adopted today by
the nine powers sitting as commit
tee on Pacific and far eastern ques-
tons. The date was agreed 10 by all
except Japan, whose delegates asked
for time to hear from their govern
ment.
The principle Of closing foreign
courts in China was agreed to, but
consideration of the formal resolu'
ton went over.
Jans Oppose $50 Ratio.
Toxic, Nov. 2S.-Resolutions oppos
! ing the 5-5.3 naval ratio contained In
the American naval holiday proposal
and favoring abolition Of the Pacific
/ Island Notifications were passed to
day at meeting of japanese public
| lists. Admiral KaZumi delivered al
address in which he said that if the
Japanese delegation accepted the six
/ ty per cent naval ratio, instead of The
seventy per cent, the people will no
only prevent them from landing a
Yokohama on their return but will
appeal to the throne to reserve rati
ication of the agreements arrived a
at the conference.
British Forecast Success.
Washington, Nov. 28.-The British
armament conference delegation
d. through an authorized spokesman
. took occasion again today to let
be known there is every reason 70
the belief that the arms conferenc
will be a success.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-28
Cedar Chests for Christmas Gifts.

Our stock Is now complete. Some
factories are oversold Small depos
1t with hold chest or any other items
for Christmas delivery Full line OF
smokers, sewing cabinets chase auto
robes. lamps, luggage,f etc. Make
your selection CARLY o.a
% THE LEADER FUR. g. RUG 90
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-28
Veteran Tortoise Still LAYS.

A tortoise belonging to South AZ
rican museum, which died in 1920, had
been under observation since 1894,
when it wac already of gigantic size
and Of unknown age. \ female tor
toise belonging to the same museum
has been known since 1S43. 1t still
lays eggs.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-28
NOTICE.

Estate Of Balbina Bigford, deceased
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dcrsigned conservator and ex-olhclo
administrator Of the estate of Balbina
Bigford, late of the county OF La sane
and state of Illinois, deceased, viii ap-
pear before the probate court OF said
county on the first Monday tbeing
the 9Th day. of February, 1922, at
the probate court room, in Ottawa IN
said county, when and where all per-
sons having claims or demands
against said estate are notified to at
tend and present the same in writing
for adjustment, cNA
Dated the 2Sth day Of November,
a. D. 1921. ...... ..... .,s,~.
~, d. II. MASON.
cd. Conservator and
Ex-Onfcio Administrator.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-28
Cedar Chests for chrlstmas eIIts.

Our stock is now complete. Some
factories are oversold. Small depos-
it will hold chest or any other items
for Christmas delivery Full line OF
smokers, sewing cabinets, chase auto
robes, lamps, luggage, etc. Make
your selection early.
THE LEADER FUR. & RUG co.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-28
British Forecast Success.
Notice.

Honorable Frank p. Dempsey and
Mrs. Winnifred Mason Huck will
speak on the Irish question at the
Gayety theater on Tuesday evening,
Nov. 20, at 8 o'clock. Everybody in
yited, No charges.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-28
Cedar Chests for Christmas Gifts.

. Our stock is now complete Some
factories are OverSold Small depos-
it will hold chest or any other items
for Christmas delivery. Full line OF
smokers, sewing cabinets, chase auto
robes, lamps, luggage, etc. Make
your selection early
1.-THE LEADER FUR. & RUG co.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-28
Aaron eale and chicken suppct.

On Thursday afternoon and even
ing, Dec, /, the ladies' of the Baptist
church will hold their annual apron
sale at the church AT $3.50 the mon
OF the church will serve a chicken
pie supper Price SO cents.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-28
Notice.

Honorable Frank p, Dempsey and
Mrs Winnifred Mason Huck will
speak on the Irish question at the
Gayety theater on Tuesday evening,
Nov, g. at s O'Clock. Everybody in
vted. No charges.