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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-02
c. c. Letter, Republican, Sue
ceeds Walter c. Burris,
Democrat
GIFT PRESENTED TO
RETIRING CLERK
Suit For Divorce Filed In
Common Pleas; Other
Court House Notes

c. c. Letter, Republican, formerly of
Brink Haven, became clerk of courts
of Knox county Monday morning, sue
ceeding Walter C. Burris. Democrat.
Clerk Letter was sworn in by Pro.
bate Judge l.. J. Duke after his bond
in the sum of $4,000, given in a sure.
ty company, had been approved by the
Knox county commissioners.
f. Glenn Sparks, Clerk Letters dep
uty, was also sworn in by Judge Duke.
He was not required to give bond.
Last Saturday afternoon, the retir.
ing clerk of courts, Walter G. Burris
and his wife, who served as deputy
for several months, were presented
with beautiful rocking chair by the
officials, deputies and clerks at the
courthouse. The presentation speech
was made by Judge Park B. Blair, who
spoke of Mr.. Burris' efficient work
while serving Knox county. Mr.. Bur.
ris responded in few words, thank
ing attaches of the courthouse for the
gift.
Roth Clerk Letter and his deputy
were at the clerks Office early Mon
day morning familiarizing themselves
with the duties of the Office.
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ANNOUNCE SPEAKERS
FOR FARMERS PICNIC

County Farm Agent S. L. Anderson
today announced the names of three
of the speakers secured to make ad.
dresses at the big farmers picnic that
is to be held at the fair grounds on
Wednesday, Aug. 10. They are Mrs.
Fl. W.. Lawrence of Monroeville, +. d.
Ward of Columbus and c. A. Dyer of
Coalton.
The subject Mrs. Lawrence will dis
cuss is not announced. Mr.. Ward will
speak on dairy organization, while Mr..
Dyer comes as a representative of the
Ohio state grange.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-02
.ELKS MAKE 500
ON THE CARNIVAL

Edward Wuchner, chairman of the
Elks' amusement committee, an
nounced today that the lodge would
make about 500 on the World-at.
Home and Polack Bros. Combined
shows which exhibited in this city
last week.
The Elks would have made over
$500 if the bill for wiring the grounds
for electricity had not been so large.
1T cost about $3.50 for this work.
The carnival left Sunday for Gosh
octon
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-02
PLAN FOR TOURNAMENT

A meeting of the members of the
committee to arrange for the coming
Knox county tennis tournament will
be held next Friday evening at 1880
at the Y. NJ, c, A. At that meeting it
is expected to arrange the details and
plans for the coming games.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-02

guardian of John Hawk, ct al, show.
ing the sum of $3l2.04 received and
the sum of $3.50 paid out, leaving
a balance OF $299.54.
O.
Appointment Made
Martin w. Kramer has been ap.
pointed administrator of Eliza j. Kra.
mer by the probate court of Knox
countya bond $4,000. with Marie Pope
joy, Ida Crawford, Carrie Manley, Os.
car w; Kramer and William w. Kra.
mer as sureties.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-02
Files Account

Files Account
John Reed, guardian of John Curtis
Reed, has filed first partial account
in probate. 1t shows the sum of $751;
so received and $12S.O4 paid out, leav-
ing balance of $5946.
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Account Filed
Appointment Made

Appointment Made
Elizabeth Allen of Mt. Vernon and
r. r. Hawks of GAINESVILLE have been
len. No bond is required. The widow
has elected to take under the provis-
ions of the will
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-02
Exceptions Filed

Exceptions to the inventory and ap.
praisement in the estate of Perry Err.
win, were filed in the probate court
of Knox county Monday by Clark 4
Higgins. Walter Riley and j. NJ. Mer.
ritt, creditors of Ferry Erwin. The
exceptors allege that the allowance to
the widow for her years support is ex,
cessiye, and further allege that all the
property and assets were not reported
and appraised as shown by the ap-
praisement. Judge Duke has set the
matter down for hearing at later
date.
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Suit for Divorce


Frances Rinehart has commenced
suit for divorce against Robert l. Rine.
hart in the common pleas court Of
Knox county. The plaintiff states they
were married Nov. 10, 1913, and that
two children were born to them She
charges gross neglect and says he fail
ed to provide her with the necessities
of life. She also charges cruelty. The
plaintiff asks for a divorce, alimony
and the custody of the children, and
for an injunction restraining the de.
fendant from disposing of any of the
property. A temporary injunction has
been granted by Judge Blair of the
probate court. p. l.. Wilkins is the
attorney for the plaintiff.
Case Dismissed
The case of Van Johnston VS.. Alice
Tate has been dismissed at the cost Of
the plaintiff in probate court.
Petition Filed
Harry w. Rooms, assignee of Chas.
Coe. has filed petition in probate
court against w. w. Young for the
purpose of selling real estate.
o.
Account Filed
A first partial account has been filed
in probate court by Jacob e. Hawk
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-02

First Partial
Ira Humbert, guardian of Esther NJ.
Humbert, has filed first partial ac-
count in probate. 1t shows the sum
of s5SS.20 received and $40 paid out.
o
Account Filed
A first partial account has been filed
in the probate court by Charles
Scholes, administrator of Jacob Helm.
rich, showing the sum of $1,206.94 re-
ceived and $S49.7S paid out, leaving
balance of $357.16.
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Real Estate Transfers
William M. Rowe to A. M. Scar.
brough, parcel in Hilliar, 81.
Robert Cochran to Charles II. Grogg,
parcel in Union, 81.
Henry Blubaugh to Marie j. Culli-
son, parcel in city, 81.
c. V. Horn to r. T. Rine, parcel in
Rladensburg, 81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-02

Marriage License
Richard A. Mauer, coremaker, Mt.
Vernon, and Ida M. Hopwood, Fredar.
icktown. Rev. w. II. Shields.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-26
several DAYS.

several days
Henry kresel and family who have
been visiting In Mandota and vicinity
for the past three weeks. have return
ed to their home In Gutenberg. Iowa
Elizabeth Elsessor, daughter OF Mr.
aud Mrs, George w, Elsesser csle
brated her ninth birthday on Thurs
day afternoon by inviting nine of ner
girl friends, An excellent time was
enjoyed by all
Mrs, Thomas Boyle and son, James
Allan, left Sunday for Nauyoo, H., 20
spend a few days with her daughter,
Miss Hattie,
Miss Emma Scribe, WHO Is employed
aS bookkeerer at Our Hope Once. Is
enjoying two weeks VACATION.
Mrs. John white lett Saturday ,0r
Creston, Iowa. for few days visit,
John Riegel, who left for Caiifosjli
several weeks ago. where he intended
to make his future home, returned TO
Mendoza again on saturday.
George Beckett Of Moline spent the
week end in Mendoza,
Archibald $. Spenader and Mis-
Grace Walker went To Joliet Thursday
morning, where they were Joined In
marriage at the parsonage Of III,
First Baptist church by Rev. Il. T.
Gasaway, former pastor at MENDOZA,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-26
MENDOZA

Mrs Il. r. Madden OF Seattle
Wash Is the guest Of relatives in tE's
| city,
! ar and Mrs George Otterhach an,
| daughter, Miss Velma, arrived home
Ihursday from Iowa, where they Wis
lled with relatives at varions points,
Miss Emma Madden ,fof Memphis
Tenn, arrived last week''for u visit
in this city. IA
Mrs. lnez Burnett and son Richard
Of Chicago are making aSisit OF soy
Cral weeks IN Mendoza
Il, +, Shadduck. former agriculture
teacher at the Mendoza High school
left last Thursday for Macon. III,
Or. Herman Koerpor has decided Ia
locate AZ Columbus. Ohio. lie Is a
son of Mrs. Margaret Koerper OF tins
city and was practicing at Buda prior
To leaving for Europe to study mcdi'
cine and take q postgraduate course.
Returning. he had several cities IN
view where he might locate and finally
selected Columbus.
Miss Florence Beckett. who Is emf
vacation at Moline, Rock Island ana
ployed at Our Hope office, Is enjoying
Davenport.
Miss josephine Tower returned sri
day from Denver. Colo, where she
was the guest OF relatives for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt RcckinFer LEFT
Saturday for Minneapolis. MINI. to
visit their daughter, Sister Anicia. for
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-26

thirty feet below He sustained in
Eternal injuries, his ribs punctured hi
lungs. He was rushed 90 ST Mary
hospital IN Streator where medica
aid was given. but he passed away
Sunday evening His home is al
Independence, Kas.
Miss florence Benckendorf and sis
ter Dorothy and Mrs Il Chopper spent
Thnr3day afternoon At the Earl Nor.
rlson ulne
Mise Sylvia Rich spent last week in
| Chicago with friends.
Mr. and Mrs \. s Poole, son War,
req Mildred Leslie, MIR and Mrs Ar
thur HARDER and daughter Hazel were
C:ier creek callers n week ago sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Chopper and
sen OF Chicago spent last week with
Fred BenekendOrf ANA family.
Mrs. Stonebreakrr Gf Cedar Rapids.
Iowa returned to hel home last week
atr a months visit with Mrs. \. g
Poole,
Mr., and Mira. TAYLOR Jones spent
Sunday afternoon with Ralph Harder
and family.
/ Mrs. Chopper returned TO her home
In Chicago after spending few days
in this vicinity,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Charles AM chi.
dren spent the latter part of the week
at the NJ A. Trencr home.
Mrs. Ed Kunn and Mrs. A. 5. John
son have been entertaining their.
cnusins Mr. ant Mrs Edward Jordan
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jordan and Wal.
ter Jordan from Fort Wayne. Ind, the
past ten days. They spent Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
n. J Horn another cousin Of the lOr
dams. They left Monday for theiI
homes.
Mrs Retoff and son Andrew and
Miss Anna Wall spent Wednesday at
the Leslie Baker home.
Elgy Birtwell underwent an oper
alton on his knee last Wednesday
at ST. Mary's hospital in Streator
Mr.. and Mrs Wayne Deyar are Wis.
ting at the Trenor and A. Stellar
home.
Miss Hazel Benckendorf of Streator
spent the past week at the Fred
Benekendorf home
Rev. Appleby called in this vicinity
Sunday afternoon.
Ezra Shoots finished his threshing
run Monday for this year
Mr.. and Mrs. Amiel Stebar and
daughter Anna were Streator callers
Sunday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-26
TONGA

Mrs. j. W Otto of Magnolia is visit.
ing in the Ray Richardson home
Amos Troyer OF Rutland visited his
Tonica friends one day last week.
" The L. S. c. will hold picnic on
Thursday, Aug. 20 with Mrs. Maude
Nudge.
Earl Greiner of Bloomington is
spending a two weeks vacation with
his sister. Mrs f. r. Lambert
l., A. Deobaid and family have gone
to Ohio to look after property there.
Fred Borchard and John Quade re-
turned home Wednesday from a visit
with relatives in southern Illinois.
Mrs w Nv Mckee and son Leland
left Tuesday for Oakland, Cal, where
they will live indefinitely.
George Pletsch, wife and son Karl
left Tuesday in their auto to look
after property in Ohio.
Mrs f. H. Child underwent an OBJ
Grafton at st. Marys hospital in La
Sale Thursday for appendicitis.
Mrs. w. S. Gardner and daughter,
Mrs Ida Smith of Sandwich were
calling on Tonica friends last week.
William LeonGrd and sister, Carrie
Child and husband, spent Sunday Ia
Tonica.
Elmer Huss and two daughters of
Ra~son, Ohio. are visiting In this Vi
entity
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund f. Erftenbeck
have returned to Milwaukee, Wis,
after a ten days. visit in he O. G..
Henning home.
Mrs. Joseph Upton and three sons
left last Friday for Flora, H., to visit
her relatives for couple of weeks.
Theodore Miller and family of this
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-26

| place and Mrs. Lena Hanson OF Gran
vile left last Thursday for WahoC
| Neb, for u two weeks visit
f.. r. Lambert, Earl Greiner q
BLOOMINGTON and Stanley Lambert q
Ottawa returned sunday after
weeks outing in Wisconsin,
John h. Curstead and Mrs Bosle,
OF this place and Mrs J. c. Iambor
| of La Sale left Thursday morning +"
| Pennsylvania, The lOrmer goes L
Uniontown 10 stay indefinitely, tn,
others will visit Mrs. Bosley's sisieI
az Confluence.
NJ. G. Little OF Emporia, Kan, an
his son,inlaw. Charles HeCklor ANS
son Of Chicago, We're visitors here ;
few days last week Moody" enjoy
his visits here
Miss Charlotte Phelps and Miss
Mayo klehm's Sunday school classes
had their picnic Monday afternoon al
Bcrehcrts grove. AZ o'clock a pie
nio lunch was served
The two cases u inlantile paralysis
in our community are making SLOW re-
cOvery. No new cases have appeared,
The Thursday club held their an
nual picnic 1T Ford'S grove Tuesday
evening Members aud their familie.
TO the number oil forty or more gath
cred around the table Later all on
joyed a marshmallow roast ana chat
around the fire, winding up the even
Ing with games OF speed
Tonica Chauttauqua closed last Fri
day night with good entertainments.
There was the largest attendance OF
any of the sessions this year. The
chautauqua as whole was very gOod,
better than any heretofore. The at.
tendance wa snot up to last year, How
ever. The hackers had TO dig pretty
heavy this time, the first since chau-
tauquas have been held here, and yet
we may have another next summer.
George Bayley, wife and two sons
from Seattle Wash. have been visit
ing in this vicinity for two weeks. ON
Monday a reunion Of the Bayley fam
lily was held az the old home farm
near Lowell Mrs, Clara Morris came
up from Normal and Finn Murra and
family from MENDOZA 10 attend this
Two sons, John r., and
family OF Minneapolis. MINI, and C.
and wife OF Delhart, Texas,
we're the only absent ones.
Miss Elizabeth X Wilson of the
State Normal school at Whitewater.
Wis. will be one Of the Instructors at
The teachers institute In Ottawa next
week. She was formerly a Tonlca
Young lady and graduate of our high
school.
The Luther League OF the Imman-
lel Lutheran church, on the county
line. is to be the host to the sixteenth
annual convention of the Northern,
Wartburg Federation of Luther
Leagues on Sept. 8, and ), 1921
This is, big undertaking for rural
as this league includes
Chicago. Mendoza, To,hca, Sterling,
Clinton and all the northern part of
he state Delegates by the score are
already registered and our young peo-
Die are jubilant over the outlook OF a
great meeting.
Charles +. Signer received a letter
" ednesday from Congressman Char
Is +, Fuller of this district. stating
nat he has recommended him to the
at Annapolis Naval Acad-
amy This is the first time this COM
has had one of her boys ap,
pointed to this academy. His brother
Roy graduate ron hat institution a
year ago, but he received his appoint
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-26
7 TROY GROVE

Mrs. George Edwards and children
returned last Thursday from yisi
with relatives In Sterling and Roc
Falls,
The Sunday school picnic held a
I.arkins grove Thursday of last weel
was q splendid success About sew
enty.iive were present to enjoy IN
eats and the amusements.
Mr. Walter johnson OF Peru was II
town Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Myrtle fiickok and daughter
Ruth OF Mendoza spent Sunday viii
relatives.
Mr., and Mrs, w. r. Wixom and
Mr.. and. Mrs. j. y. Wixom attended
the Knight Templars' annual con
clave, which was held at Rockford
several days last week.
ME William Bauer OF Cherry Val
ley spent tbs week end with his
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Marks. Miss Eth
el Hickok. the Misses Short, w. T.
Hess and sister, Miss Laura, Mr.. and
Mrs. w c. Drummer and Mr. Leo
Serbia attended the meeting of the
O. e. s. In MENDOZA Thursday even
ing. ~
Mr.. Joseph Axley and Miss Joseph
Inc Bayle of Peoria and Miss Barrett
OF Mendoza were Friday evening WIS.,
itors at the Martin Doyle home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Zorn and chill
drsn returned last Thursday from a
months visit through Kansas and
Oklahoma,
s Don't forget the Chautauqua which
begins next "Wednesday, Aug. 81. All
are looking forward for q big three
days and nights.
The Misses Sillars and brother.
Graham assisted in the entertain
held in the Waltham church Tuesday
evening. Friday evening, Aug. &c, they
will take part in an entertainment
given by the ladies' club at Triumph.
Mr.. o. NJ. Andrews and Mr.. Martin
Doyle are each driving new Dodge
touring car.
Mr.. Otto Schempp is attending the
state fair in Springfield during this
week.
Mr.. George Beale was q Fox lake
visitor over Sunday
The Masons and Eastern Star are
holding their annual picnic at COon's
grove today.
Nr &c ?. fitzgerald spent last
wsak fishing at Lake Senachwine.
John Dierweehier and daughter,
Nfsr Vse- her we're in Wheaton on
Tuesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Zorn OF Tri-
uztph H1a Mrs Minnie Cook of lndi.
ana were Saturday evening callers.
Mrs Lewis Andrews of Piper City
spent last week with relatives.
Mrs Arthur Fahler and mother
are visiting at La Porte City, la.
( MIS- Cora Moore of Harvey, H.,
was in town one day last week.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-26
OTTER CREEK

I Fred Benckendorf and sen Floyd
returned home from Ohio, where they
looked after farm interests there.
They made the trip in the car.
Mildred Leslie stayed at the VIM.
Poole home during the absence of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Poole.
Mrs. Ross Breham and daughter
spent last week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Mcintyre.
Mrs Chris Koetz was caller at
the Herman Horn home Friday even
ing.
Mrs. william IBed spent few
days last week with her sister. Mrs
Win. Morrison, at Pontiac
Miss Mayme Koetz Is visiting her
sister, Mrs, Kruger this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glenn and fam
lily and Glen Horn motored to kanka-
kee last Sunday.
Mrs. Theodore Hagie has been on
the sick list
Elgy Birtwell is reported as getting
along nicely
Mr. and Mrs Ed Kuhn and Mrs.
Art Kuhn visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. H. Widman OF Ottawa
Sunday.
The Otter Creek home bureau held
an all day meeting at the home Of
Mrs. e. 4. Stevenson. 1t was com.
bination Of July and August meetings.
Instead OF the picnic as was plan
ned, it was an indoor meeting and
the members made costumes and pos.
tiers for the milk pageant to be held
at the county fair. The girls of OF
ter Creek and Allen practiced on the
lawn the, same day.
David C. Johnson died at his home
Sunday evening, Aug 81, at 1880. His
death was due to kidney trouble OF
long standing, aud about week age
he suffered a paralytic stroke, which
fastened his death. Mr.. Johnson
was born Feb Z, lS47, at Clinton, o.
and died at the age OF "a years, s
months and 10 days. He came to
Illinois at the age OF ten years, and
had since, resided IN this vicinity
He was Civil War veteran and II
1858 was united in marriage to Miss
Charlotte Corle, who survives him
To this unicn two children were born
one son who preceded his father ir
death thirty years, and a daughter
Mrs VIM Freese.
The funeral Services will be he'll,
Wednesday, at . p. M, from Wayne
Bros undertaking rooms in Streator
Interment will take place in Soutl
Emery Green cemetery.
Oscar Goforth, employed as a line
man at the Prairie oil pumping sta
ton at Herman, died at the Streato
hospital Sunday evening, fcllowin
injuries he sustained Saturday wher
he fell from twenty foot pole tina
snapped when he was working on il
Mr.. Goforth had climbed to the tor
of the pole. which had beer set ii
an embanltment ten feet high, witt
the intention OF releasing a euywirt
He loosened the wire and a momen
later the pole, rotten at the bottom
slls pped near the ground, and threw
the unfortunate man to the groun,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-26
superstltions About Leeks

leekS are supposed 10 be harbin,ers
OF good fortune In Wales, and when
one finds leek growing on the wall
about The house there Is expectation
OF some great happiness coming to the
inmates. In olden times the leek MAS
supposed To keep witches away.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-26
China Clay.

China clay is nothing but decnyed
granite and much Of II Is dug up from
pits IN Cornwall, England. II is mixed
with water and run into series of
ponds, where the heavy impurities sink
TO the bottom, leaving thin paste
Of fine clay. When this settles II Is
dried into bricks, ready to 20 TO the
potterles,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-26
Center O, Perfume Industry.

The center Of the natural perfume
industry has been for many years In
Grasse, France, Here each year more
than 5,hoDU pounds Of orange bios
SONS, 4,iO,uO0 pounds at roses 400.
900 pounds of jasmine, soO,Wn pounds
Of violets and 10000 pounds each VI
tuberoses aud cussia are used.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-26
Course OF hudaon RiNer.

The Hudson river rises In the hills
10 the west Of bake Champlnin and
after q souiherly course OF aboat 200
miles falls into The Atlantic ocean
below the city of New York. II IL
navigahle as Tar as Troy, 1866 miles
above New York, and is connected
by canals with Lakes Champlnin and
Erie.
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SALTED MEATS

Fancy Sweet Picked Pork, h. 1Oc z
Fancy Dry Salt Pork, lb. ........., 1O2c
Dry Sailed Spare Ribs, h.. O6c
Sugar Cured Corned Beef, h. ...... Csc
Sweet Picked Beef Tongues, h. ..,.. 25c
81. 4. LUNCHEON MEATS
Sliced Minced Ham, b.. 15c
Sliced New England Ham, h. l5c
Sliced Boiled Hams ID. 25c
Sliced Cooked Corned Beef, h. .....,.-, Soc
Sliced Veal Loaf, h. Understandable
SAUSAGE if,+'4
Fresh Link Sausage, ID. ..,...... 14c.s
Bulk Sausage, h. ........ .l2zc
CHEESE
Fancy Longhorn Cheese, lb. !. ..... DC
Fancy Brick Cheese, h. $3.50. :sef. &c
BUTTERINE .r a'. 4 IN Z. .v
Troco Nut Butterine, ID. 23c
Oak Grove Butterine, h. s...a. .gs.ve. 23c
LARD 5i e . i1. s. q
Strictly Pure Rendered Lard, per h. 49,. 10c
GROCERIES s3. Z, es''.. f
Bulk Peanut Butter, lb. =. !. :. 121c
Peaches in Syrup, large cans, per -. 20 19c
Sliced Pneapple'in Syrup per CAM Va. ,:a Zoe
Extra Large Jumbo Dill or Sour 2, ~, 80 =.
Pickles. ) for ...l..r............. "a. 10c
Pure Evaporated Milk tall cans s' ss. q" lie
Tomato Catsup, Bottles for . /. ,. |: Is. Csc
g. o1lssfc 4
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Remove Grease Before Laeauerina.

II is possible to protect polished
metal surfaces by applying several
coats Of cold lacquer or celluloid var
niSh. Phe lacquer should be applied
with n brass camel's hair brush. after
the metal has been highly polished,
There must De no trace of grease on
the brass or other metal when II Is
lacQuered.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-26

ment WHITE living in Fargo, n, ID.
The Home Bureau meets Aug. q
win Mrs Albert Kahn, Mrs, Walter
Vanianingham will demonstrate Sui
huring Apples"
Evening journal., 1921-06-08
WAR SECRETARY SAYS u. S.
BRITISH WAR IMPOSSIBLE

World wide disarmament" he
said, must come as the result OF an
international agreement and must be
done simultaneously. Prudence would
not be in disarming while others
hold weapons in their hands. I be-
lieve there is a great improvement
In conditions both at home and
abroad and that the world is grad
ually returning 10 a state OF mind
where with a vivid recollection of
the horrors OF the last war. It can
take definite action in bringing about
a reduction In armament and POSI-
bly, complete disarmament
Because / discuss this question.
however. do not wish to be misun-
derstood. For do not love war. /
abhor Il. No rational being who has
a clear realization OF It's meaning
wants to have his country become
engaged In war. But conditions may
arise which make Il, with all its
horrors. the only alternative TO a
dishonoreble peace. Then every pa
triotio citizen wants war.
"Time has not lessened the wis
dom Of Washington's advice. In
time Of peace prepare for war It
is an essential in preservation Of the
republic in 1921 as # was in 1850"