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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06

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llas AiaNisas HesauNlA. rlHiuannf -.
tsAN ane tifsua ~ lalis~ aah sAssr
sslnanlaass qae - b. lsss>le s~.slsss.
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sssAe aaa la-aaio q sas s-gsszAs .
q sus e.ssssas qnr ~ - les aslasla
T~ssatir s--e ls--nqa,e htar = ssdlalse.
ror mi gmssr. mc asxanre Bassiaasaa
dsi la~e enr rsxarr IA sskmara issiagsk.
ica ~ trre pirs a. saHis. come sna.
cicnlr lsasa vrrle 81 Islicala-. Esfa be
sida u EVpursia ac Edith Talsfesre.
h s~snaila artisia cineInaiagraIioa.
una essu.eie De- ''enquefie- que has su-r.
sonas cue - preOcuIan ga yClar psr
Ia moralisad , oiIsis cosas pr Il So
tilo. han alberto "a Chicago y entire
las repnestas que a hi,llo concarso -
han daao. hay algunas venladcramcn.
te pintorescas.
In mayor parte de los que han res.
pondido. Sc muestrsn partidarios del
heso De tres pies de pelicula, que Sc.
gin calculg exactos. dura. dos segun-
dos. Desde 'luego. que como dice Miss
Talaferro. ESQ Is con respecto al beso
escenico.
Verdademmente es interesante este
de medir el tempo de los pesos cine
matograficOs. y tratar de evitar su in
fluencia morbosl. cuando son muy pro
lOngados, en- el pdblicO sensible, pues
va Sc habfa hechO una costumbre casi
Traditional, que ha sustitufdo al "co-
lOrfn, colOraO" de los cuentOs infanti-
les, esOs besos que en- closeup Sc
prOpinan los artistas. como final d.
chose Y prometedOr, de tOdas las pelf-
culas. Antes Sc decfa :-"Se casaron,
fuerOn muy felices Y tuvierOn muchos
hijOs". Hoy, el. mOdernismo que tiende
dejar al espectadOr las c0nclusf0nes
limitandOse a sugerir, esbozar las co
sas ligeramente, presenta solo un besO,
que es la vez compendiO v enciclo-
pedia de todas las vaHantes de felici-
dad que. un final venturoso de argumen
to puede proporcionar.
Como dice muy bien Miss Taliaferro,
hay muchas personals que son unas
verdaderas chapuceras besando. Hay
quienes besan con la misma imper-
ceptibilidad con que los devOtOs depO-
sitan su 0sculo sobre la amatista epis:
copal, temerosos de empaiiar el brillo
de la piedra. Tambiep hay, por ell COLI
trariO. quienes. besan como los nenes
de meses, que ejercitan la Garcia que
les han enseiiadO sus papas, con sus
boquitas desdentadas casi gelatino-
sas. Otro de los tipOs de besadores son
los que pudieramos lamar "pneuma-
ticos" que al cOlocar. sus labiOs sobre
Otros, desempe1an la acci6n de besar
cual 81 fueren bombas aspirantes
por tiltimO, hay los ''relamidOs", que
sin esperar que termine la caricia, Sc
relainen los labios, prolongando de este
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06
DEL DISTRITo EsCoLAR DE
UTUADO
EyHIBICION AGRICOLA, INDUS
TRIAL Y ACADEMICA

Hemos recibido el programa de los
actos organizados en- Utuade para los
dfas q q del corriente mes de ma
yo. Tratase de una Exhibici6n Agrf
cola, Industrial, Academica Y Confe
rencia del Distrito Escolar Y ell NUM-
citsie de IJtuaae. que promote quedar
muy lucida.
FL Comite Organization de estos ira
bajos, que estan llamados producer
tan notable beneficio, esta representa-
do por los senores Graciano .Archilla
Superintedente de Agricultural; ,st
: C. Rosario, Superintendente de las
Escuelas; ]. Acosta Henriquez, dc
Agricultural y Manuel Palop, Acting
Principal.
El programa de los dos dfas, es este
sdDado, q dc mayo.
600 A. M.-Diana. Banda de Utuado
SOD A. M.-Queda alberta la expo
sici6n.
200 P u Queda alberta Ia expo
sici6n de animales.
8 90 P NJ. Laudo del Jurado.
500 p. .M.-Clausura de la exhibi
cion.
DOMINGO. . de mayo.
g 100 a. M.-Diana.
900 A. M.-Venta de los productos.
3 :O0 p. M.-En el teatro Herrera, cor
los siguientes ndmeros:
Selection musical por Maria Muioz
Conferencia.
Repartici6n de premios.
Selection musical
Discurso.
Clausura
Han sido institufdos muchos pre-
MOS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06
DE BROADWAY
El Beso Cinematog afco

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a maa.
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qne sulaan mm pae sns lnTsaims~ b.
lellsa<a , sume rsa~sucaaA 1a SEa.
nansaa aar ~ arsxaFsus q sllas Mall-
mss - q aha Esxinlasls InEa ssslaf
h laxgmnaslan o. silsnrslnaeN lus
a leea. lnaIlaia - stsvlaa ane has
l,as1s naasmlar. fS~~ms Nanns . agm-
gruism. ann pps hnwm rams~Esisssss ~
r9mimmi~N. smmNhmnds 'samWang gum
lnrA aullass,as a alar. a inhars cue
pnairsa naleslaiinS a. arwumeassa De-
Mr. lfar~xll ~ ~ cansisicinie. la l-so
en n melIlla a - In fruse. - an lscso
rcgHsasso. cue Cnsi nunsa tissae Fepre
seniscian en una pelicula. TeFo. que
xamos a haccr. 90 81 cue agrada al
lMnen seiisr. ~ ~ n"S dilrsr de snplan.
tar Il l~so en los lahios. por Il lsrso
Ga Ia nnca. o a heso an 81 homlsro.
adm podrfamos accpiar In modiiia.
ci6n.. mas mo- debeinos arentnrarpos a
indicar estas cosas. que cada cnal de
por si, como todo en- Ia vida, dehe ha
Ger segin sus propias iniciativas in
ventiva.
Creemes que el besO cinematograiico
en- ocasi0nes produzca efectos demasia-
do viv0s en- algnna parte de los espec-
tadores. pero tambien no hay dnda
one reavivira mncllas ilnsiOnes perii-
das que con el incentive del besO. por
10 menos, 81 no llegan a cOnvertirse en-
realidad, pOnen en- mOvimiento las ener
gias Y las buenas intenciones.
A nuestr0 juiciO, de tOdOs los que
han contestado a la Investigation, el
q. con mas practica y realmente 10 ha
hecho, ha sido Mr.. Max Ascher, miem-
bro de una cOmpafifa pr0pietaria de
vari0s teatros cinematOgraficOs, que
ha dichO que esa proposition de redu-
cir In duraci6n de los besOs escenicOs
no es mas que uno de. tantos moyi-
mientos ,ridfculos que incian los refor-
madores que no tienen NADIA mas pro-
yechOso que hacer pensar". La dura-
ci6n de un beso en- una pelfcula, segGn
el, solo la determine la naturaleza del
argumento, y 81 ha de ser peligroso hn
bes0 en- las pelfculas, el mismO daiio
causara 81 duda un segundo q. ST dura
un cuartO de hOra. Y tiene raz6n.
PerO como quiera que serfa muy
bruscO ell terminar asf un tema tan
agradable como este, sugerimOs al lee
tor la lectora, eyoque el recuerdo de
alguna persona amada.: Y entornando
los ojos, no permjtiendo la luz moles-
tar la lclaridad de sus pensamientos,
imagfnese pn paisaje hello una ban
dada de palomas que Sc lama al espa
clio, y bajo un arbol aLejo y respeta-
BILE, de sombroso ramaje propicio a las
conidencias-como en- las pelfculas-
materialice i'm besoacf'i,'o Y prolonga-
do, cllal a .ellos que !. eden al fin.
Tailor SILINO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06
MARIA DEL Pillar TEXIDoR

Esra gentil Y distinguida seiiOrita.
hija de nuestrO estimadO amigo 81 bri
llante letrado don Jacinto TexidOr,
embarc6 el microbes para los Estados
Unidos en- el vapor San Lorenzo, con
el pr0p6sito de pasar fuera de su pats
una temporada.
Muy gratas impresiones deSeamOs a
la sehorita de Texidor, durante su per-
manencia fuera de nosotrOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06
LA cUNETA DE La PARADA %

Los encargados de la limpieza pG-
blica en- Santurce parece que no Sc
fijan en- el peligro que existe en- la
parada %, frente a la propia Escue-
la "Munoz Rivera, con la honda cu-
meta que esta siempre LENA de aqua
pestilente y de inmundicias, despidien
do iauseabundos olores.
va es tempo de que Sc higienice
ese foco de infection, y que Sc ARE
gle esa cuneta, cuyo aspecto desdice
mucho entire el bello conjunto de la
moderna y pintoresca urbanizaci6n de
aquel pobiado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06
EDELMIRO, VA ES PADRE

La distinguish esposa de nnestro
amigo el Sr. EdelmirO Gonzalez, CO.
nocidO eomerciante de esta plaza. ha
dadO luz con toda felicidad, una her
mOsa nina, La que vino al mundo ha-
ee tres dfas, primer frutO de ese di-
. chose hogar. Ell estado de la criatura
como el de la madre es sumamente
satisfactorio.
Reciban los amantes padres nuestra
enhorabuena.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06
LAS NovENAs DEL MES DE
MARIA

Las novenas del mes de Maria que
vienen celebrandose en- la Capilla del
PerpeinO sOcOrrO de Mlramar. result
tan verdaderamente lucidas. Precio-
sas niias del harrio vestidas de min
fas ofrendan abundantes flores tOdas
las nOches a la virgen. La concurren-
cia cada nOche es mas numerosa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06

Ante la Comisi6n de Agricpltura y
Comercio del Senado, Sc llevo a efec-
to aver, hasta despues de las de la
tarde, la Audiencia p1blica para ira
tar .el problema de trasportes mariti-
mos que trata de resolver un "bilP'
del Senador sefior Martinez Davila,
cuyo texto fntegro public6 oportuna-
mente Ell IMPARCIAL.
La Comision del Senado estuvo com
puesta por los sehores Zeno, Jordan,
Ramirez v Garcia Ducos, de la mayo
ria, Y Tous Soto, de la minoria.
Hubo alguna concurrencia pero no
tan numerosa como cuando la Audien-
cia publica para tratar de los Pro-
yectos de Ley para ingresos.
Atendieron a la invitaci6n. de la
Comision, entire otros, sel senior Mi
guel Such, de la Bull Line, que con-
testo preguntas que Sc les hicieron
por los senores del Comite, mantenien
do la tests de que las empresas navie-
ras no han hecho NADIA mas que man.
tener tarifas uniformes, siendo las
mas limitadas las de estos paises Y q.
tanto 10 que Sc refiere a portes de
mercancias como a los precios de pa
safe, Sc han cenido a las variaciones
del costo de la vida y de los negocios.
Asegura que la afirmaci6n que Sc
ha hecho de que las companies de
trasportes marftimos han obtenido
enormes ganancias, carece de funda-
mento, y que en- realidad de verdad
han ocuivido perdidas en- determi-
nadas epocas, 10 que puede comprobar
en- la forna que 10 desee' ell Comite :
Martinez Davila.-iY por que man
tienen un NAL negocio?
Que eel tempo de zafra es ell me-
jor para las. Empresas, pero despues,
la "epoca muerta" balancea aquella v
no es .halagiiefo el resultado.
El senior Such contesto observa-
clones que lie hicieron los Sres. Wolff,
Martinez Davila y Jordan, mantenien-
do que una Inca de vapores a cargo
del Pueblo de Puerto Rico, no afec-
]tarfa las otras Empresas,. va que real
mente no han ocurrido los aumentos
lexcesivos de que ise habla para justi-
fear Ell proposito.
| El senior Wolff interruga al sefior
Such preguntandole 81 las companies
|estarian dispuestas a cumplir las as
piraciones del comercio y de todo Ell
Ipafs con alguna intervention, va sea
por medic de la Comisi6n de Servicio
Publico por la representation de la
Camara de Comercio u otra entidad
respectable. -.
Ell senior Such.--Creo que las COM
panias estarian dispuestas siempre a
,,dar toda la information que Sc les
pida y prestar todo sefvicio compati-
BILE con ell beneficio publico y, sus in
tereses; pero no permitirfan nj permi-
tiran ingerencia alguna en- sus nego-
clos, como seguramente, no 10 permi-
tira usted en- los que representa- -dijo.
Informaron tambien los senores
Jose L. Berries, de Yabucoa, A. Re-
zach v A Castro, de San Juan; acu.
sando las Companies de falta de
equidad en- sus actuaciones, desde eI
Icobro exajerado y abusive de pasajes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06
VARIASNOTICIAS


IN Ia panada - , media. Martha
pria. Il autom5-il i4ea. galado pr
a chauffeur dose Diaz. arrnlla a Juan
neinada. ocasionE, dole caninsi"ncs ca
una rDdilla. De has que fue a~isiido en
Ia Sala de s0corlos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06
DE BASE BALL

5fahana a las tres p. m. lidiaran en-
los terrenos de la Liga del MORO, los
fednss Army ' asap Juan.
Los coneurrentes pagaran % centa.
yos, destindndose 10 que Sc recahde
para las yfctimas del siniestro de Pta
de Iierra.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-13
MACkEREL. SWIM IN
HARMONY WITH NATURE

Brighton Eng, June 19.-The uues.
tlon why the maCkeral in the auuar-
lum here always swim from left to
right round the rock in their tank and
never Tait the direction uf their end.
less journey has puzzled many ana
even when the question WAS recently
asked at a meeting of the SUSSEX Sea-
Fisheries Committee no one WIS able
to supply the information. At a latter
meeting of the committee the clerk
offered q solution of the unc,tinn
lie said he had received letter
from Mrs Gilbert. of Greencastlo. Pa
who said she had read an article i'm an
American paper about this mystery.
She was nf the opinion that the reason
for the one-wav swimming uf the
nackeral was that they swan in
harmony with nature. or. in other
words with the motion of the earth
The letter has been sent To the Brit
ish Board of Agriculture.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-13
Local Notes.

r,roll c,,nr,b,rg. of lTiIwaul,ae vic.
;,oa ht. ,,arl,,t, r,,, arl A.. y
-topne0. OF Tairyicw this week end.
Mrs Sfeghens accompaniod him to
his home in NIilwaukec and Mr.
StopEcns went to- Chicago 10 visit
friends a few days
Mrs s. +. Thorubcrg went 10 Otta.
wa this morning
No.. ,r,Ja. pa,..,,d ,,.1,o e.. ,.i,,,
ipr relatives in south Bend Indiana
ia nvpoctnd tn he here this afternoon
Mrs Jennie Bovard VINO has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs G
Thurher, will accompany her daugb.
terin-law home.
Mrs GEORGE M TemnIp and lrre
John VI. rhgdcu, both Of ChiIlico,hc,
and Mary Noflitt of Joliet We're Sun.
day guests ut the home of Eugene
Noittt Of Clark street
Meta Harrington took Maud and
Emma Hill and Mrs Bertha Hines to
La Sale in her new Ford sedan over
me nara ROADS. II was delightful
dTiVe.
Gardner Hickey of Chicago. a for.
mor resident here, is visiting friends
in Marseilles
Mr. and 2irq II-itI;,r, Do,,i,,or 90
east Pine street were Seneca visitors
Yesterday at the home of AR and
Mrs. G. A. Gerbert
Raw TerFvrl- of Main etree, want
to ottawa mis- morning
G. 4 Fenrar il nm ottawa ,isi,or
today ''''''
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-13

, .
"a'r P1a''o '''''a' '""HF' sHi'
the hahnSothe FouhE woman. .Sohe
OF my ii''I" popii' ara ,erf we"
don kno" "hd' 10 MAKE OF lheih.
IheN dldn seem 10 make showing
at all!
" inc l'ult OF thelr parents oe-
clar'N the h'hoF'nl" young woman
nlo'het ne idiN"'S p,}n' " lnfNH
the children practice Wherever YOU
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-13
Sugar an Ancient Food.

Sugar is an old food in the Orient.
Herodotus tells that the Hindus cob.
tanned honey from reeds or bamboo"
There Is a wealth Of classic lore on
bees and honey. In ancient days hon
ey was extensively used in the pruc-
tce of medicine and our European an
ceStors so used it. Even as late as two
centuries ago they claimed medical
virtue for honey, and many interesting
recipes are stored away in faded books
on medicine.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-13
Roman Baths overpraIsed.

The baths of ancient Rome so won.
derfully pictured by painters and
story tellers. do not compare favor
ably with the modern bath. Judged
by standards prevailing before the
coming of Christ these baths were
wonderful, but measured by standards
of today the glories of Rome. marks
Of the highest degree of civilization
IN the ancient world. would be de-
clared uhsanitary and likely be con-
demned as menaccs to the health d
users.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-13
"F lther of the Pen"

Few among the masses n the East
know how To read or write. so the pro,
guires much wealth. To an Arab a
one-eyed man IL king" among the
blind. and the letter writer is the
tongue" of the King and his people.
He is. called the father Of the pen, and
he is reputrd to POSSESS a great many
secrets.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-13
WOMAN WHO KILLED
BOY GOES ON TRIAL

Detroit, Mich, June 1S-Tral Of
Mrs Elizabeth Lewen. IS, charged
with the murder of 6-ycar old Max
Ernest was scheduled 10 begin in re
cOrdcr's court today
Nearly fifty witnesses have been
subpopnaod by the state. which con
tends Mrs. Lewen lurcd the boy from
his home and killed him for revenge
against his father. Frank Ernest.
with whom she is said to have quar-
relied over the purchase of a home.
The child disappeared May II. and
week later his body was found in
a swamp on the outskirts of the city.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-13

We don't claim to know much a.
bout psychology. Therefore we've
never been able to tell the difference
between summer turs and winter
furs,
Exit pinchot-Ballinger controversy.
Enter Sims-Denby.
Which puts another angle to the
Irish question.
a senator from Texas wants thr.
teen months IN yGar, the new month
to come between July and August.
And they claim that senators are un.
dcrpaid
There Is now sufficient supply for
the demand, confab. College men ara
working in Ottawa stores now to
help pay their way thru the next term
And now comes the watermelon!
Summers going fast.
Although the senate has limited the ,
army to l5OON1 men. there is little
soldering than that
Dead men tell no tales, but their
friends do.
Many a so-called truthful man is
merely diplomatic liar
Before going to college" says Mr..
Edison, ~ is best to look into the
thing Waddayou mean. Thomas?
Judging from tho reckless rate Of
speed with which ioyriders travel al
ter the hour of midnight. tand be
torr) Z is a wonder that the hospitals
don't get more business Also the IN.
dertakers.
"Lewisite" 10 said to be the deadl-
est gas yet invented Congressional
speeches are said to run II close
out Of politics.
i used To be tho fashion to advise
naval and military heroes to leave the
talking ~ the dlplumatists, but in the
light of the recent events It would
seem that both should cultivate the
virtue of silence
n the dentists are granted the pri-
vilege OF using whiskey TO revive their
patients there is likely to be run on
tooth extracting, so Tong as the teeth
hold out
New Works marriage license list is
said tn show a. falling off for the cur
rent June Probably il viii pick M
now that The early June frosts are
over
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-13
UTICA

Mrs. Charles West was a La Sale
caller Saturday
n. J. Cary transacted business in
Ottawa Saturday,
John Neary is the owner Of new
| ord coupe,
James Harmon transacted business
in Ottawa Saturday.
Herman Dickman ST. was bust.
ness caller in ottawa Saturday.
Miss Eta EIadley was an Ottawa
caller Saturday
The Ladies' Altar Society will hold
an ice cream social on Father Fran
els lawn on Thursday evening, June
l6. Ice cream and cake served -
cents
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dcycr aud baby
motored hero from Sylyis to see the
formers mother Mrs, Elmer Ame3
who is quite sick.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Buftery aud dau2h
ter left Thursday to visit a few days
in Nuscatine. Iowa.
Mrs James Cahill spent the pas.
week visiting with Mrs John Har
mon at Waltham They all spent the
day with friends at Sulphur Springs
Mrs Elmer AmcS died at = 30 p. m
Saturday. She had been in very poor
hcalth for the past year. She leaves
to mourn her death a husband, two
daughters, Alice at home and Mrs.
Id Dcyer of Sylvis: one son, Patrick
Il mother and three brothers. Flu.
neral ARRANGEMENTS have not been
made.
Mrs. Pete Swanson was a La Sale
shopper Saturday.
Misn Mabel Hickey returned from
Lostant Saturday after visiting rela-
tivcs for the past week.
Misses Ncrna and Elizabeth Hess
We're La Sale callers Saturday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-13
Avoid Breaking Friendship.

A friend whom You have been gain.
ing during your whole life you ought
not To be tispleaSed with in moment,
a stone is many years becoming
ruby: take care that Won do not de-
stroy 1t in an instant against another
stone Saadi.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-13
Remember,
away back, when

Ottawa had two fire companies
the Undine and the Niagara compan-
les, both haVinu hand pumps? This
was in 1870. before the steam engine
was purchased.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-13
Catchcr MrCnrdY Hmm

Harry NcJurdF who ia putting
Marseillcs ON the map i'm athletic
circles by his work at the University
of Illinois is here Tor short visit
with friends.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-13
TheatricaI Co. in Town

The Williamson theatrical company
are putting IN their tent on the
ground west of tho Maracjllrs Grain
q Supply Compauy's building. They
open tonight
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-13
Could Alleviate That.

"This patient also claims TO have
q broken heart" SWELL, we can helm
that, too. Give him that pretty nurse"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-13
FORMER PHILIPPINE
GOVERNOR is DEAD

st JohnSburg, Vt. june l3-Hcnrv
6. Idle, &c. formerly governor general
of the Philippines, chief justice of
Samoa. and later minister to Spain
under Talft. died here today.
Try the Free Trader-Jnmrnhl Mani ADJ
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-13

Chicago market report furnished by
u. W. Kirby, manager Simuns. DaH
" Co, Room 81 lloloney Building.
Phone IS. r. II,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-13
CLASSIFIED ADS,

FOR SALE 4 gas stove. also Il
laundry stove win heater for tank
attached. Both stoves in good condi.
ton. Phone Red $50. NarseiIlcs.
IOST-A string of coral beads
Finder please return to Florence
Ford.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-13

We don't claim to know much a
bout psychology Therefore we've
never been able to tell the difference
between summer turs and wntsr
furs