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Evening star., 1922-07-02

FOR SALE By 0WNER-SAULS ADDITION
Beautiful seyen-roona bungalow; large lot;
BRAND-NEW ROOM. RATH. AMI.
bun naalow, 1850 Kearney >st.. ~Brookland; deep
lot; shade trees. Ready for occupancy with
small deposit. Price reduced to =. $50. Small
monthly payments. Apply 1879 Kearnay ct.
for keys, or phone owner. Main 1874, Topper
Coast. Co. eI7 G st: g
NORTHRAsT. NEAR HIGH VIEW SECTION
scT STse1 sses ncc,s ncc 80 "aee pcea ls,
lSw for qutck saiess EsFy easy terms. Addfess1
owner. Boz In Star oGlcA 8. q s.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS NEAR 18th
New Groom modern house,
$500 cash, 800 month.
Immediate possession.

Address Boz 2S9-P. Star ONCE.
NJ OWNER. ATTRACTIVE CORNER HOUSE
with Al outside ,eoms; bath: h,Iw i.... tront s
ward and paved rear yard. Come and see it
between ESQ and II 30 an. on Monday. Wed,
ne.d:y Friday and snnd'Z nr.d,1 and .ns Sat-
urday Price q. 900. Must have $4,000 cash.
viii take less II you can pay equity cssn. as
S25 21st 1t. NV.
CHEVY CHASE. Nd. NEWLANDs ST.
porch; garage; lot 7511so; shrubbery worth
several thoa,and dollars; ! must sell at nts once
DO not sppiy Address Rox SIR. Star once
RHODE Ig11AND AvE.-ONE OF THE BEST
squares: roens stories; Al Eoasnn asr css con.
quick ro1 .,le .s sss oe:
ZINE GROOM sHNI-pETAoHED RESIDENCE
in 'se s1sss :;sfiis e rxTEss a:siffsSssns III sss
TWO-FAXTLY HOME OF, ROOMS AND
bath each. near Soth It. snd Mo1sso.s ns.tsn tzrn:
small cash payment and SIS . month together
With present rental Of half the house viii carry
the e ffanS Sas1sa 81 1s.s 81.
. fW631NEX H0ME6, NOS. 1662.N AVON
pl., Of 3 sf., bet 30th and 31st SITS. Nv
fS1 rentals; owner viii sell on easy rent tefmS 3
At around $500 Per home OF 10 rms ana =
GLOVER 3 FLArHER. 7s7 18th ct:
65NFk1L 6owNToWN-s-ST0RY AND
bsssaest briek: apts.. Z z and ,. p ssen; fas:
bsiek earase; rentals, tl.570: Al inyeatment; :;
pFice. Sl1 806. terms. UNION REALTY COR
P0RATION. 1910 G NV: Main e416.
4 1ARaAIN on COLUMBIA RD; NEAR 18th
tricity; @1S. 600; 2nd and 3rd hoors rented for
S125 per month; tenants win stay; easy
CNNTHR ST. NV.
One hsck OF loth; corner house, bfief; hack
yard; rooms, hath. steam heat. gas; vacant.
$Ao0O.
q eT. NE
Groom and hath brick.
5000. =
NEAR OI.ARDND0N. VA.
9Y., b.; h.w.h.; acre.
Gss, electricity.
$3.50.
HERMAN D. GA8CH,
1826 New York ave.
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Walker Lifetime Homes.

Walker Lifetime Homes.
Beautiful new homes in Chevy Chase. .ssben
for Inspection every afternoon aud evsaAng
until 8 o'clock, with representative on
premises. Location, sath and Jocslyn ,ssts.
Chase ear to yoeslyn ST.: walk y blocks vest.
Allan E. Walker & Co.. Inc
s11 18th ct. nv Main 2$aa.
DIRECT FROM OWNER
Owner leaving city. must sell two-yesrsld
ruIx,roam bungalow, two Aoors, perfect S9ldid
don: lot l0xiSO; treef. flowers: sQuare sfsos'
-rars. bnssss: reassaahae terms: cssA. S,wM
SSS5 Tn q. h.Hs -r~
Evening star., 1922-07-02

Takoma Park-Modern Homes.
rooms and bath: ami. new. Only, LOO.
3 rooms and bath. new: $4,000.
: rooms and bath: hardwood hoofs: D. C..
side $500.
: rooms and bath h.w.h. hardwood hoors !:
sleeping porch: level lot: 1850.
room. and. bath, slass-inclosed sleeping
porches: $500.
.. C. side: 8 large rooms and hath: h.w.h. ::
large grounds: plenty of fruit: bargain At
$4,000.
Reasonable terms arranged on these and
others.
c. ". VAN WAGNER.
81 Cedar ST. Takoma Park d. c.
Col l351-W
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NEAR CLEVELAND PARK.
Beautiful detached house with all modern
eonyeniences, Contains 8 rooms and bath with
breakfast room. inclosed sleeping porch and
tWo-car rarase. Terms to suit.
BURTON & COND1T,
Main 1884. 517 Bond Building.
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DISTRICT REALTY COMPANY, -
sO2 STAR BLDG MAIN 1888!
NEAR 18th AND MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NW.-So.500
such
SOUTHEASI-$6IOO
A low a WELL II
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-S14.50O 80:
A
romCo
hot,
PARKVIEW-$4I5O. ~
located h
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Sl3,50O. p.
beautiful
jus
light. awd doors and trim epss u sleeping porch nss
b
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY-So5OO ~,
81
DISTRICT REALTY COMPANY. I!
3O2 STAR BLDG MAIN $685.
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Open Daily and Sunday.
The Best Home Values
Offered in Washington Today.
300 TO 82o L ST. NE.
E rooms, tile bath. h.-w.h..
electric lights, double hardwood
floors, wash trays, servants
toilet. cement front porch,
double rear porches. Both with
and without built-in, heated
garages. For sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
Owner and Builder.
goo N. Y. Ave. NV.
Main $3.50.
After s PM. Lincoln 6146-W.
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P. F. CARLEY,
PARK.

4 most delishtful 6-room house. bath. sieep-
fns porch. eisseed in; modern improvemento:
n1ilt-fn rarere lot 50x135. Home in excellent
ehape: special terms to quick buyer.
p. F. CARLEY.
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WOODLEY ROAD.
New detached corner home,
commanding an unobstructed
view OF the Episcopal Cathedral
and the we'll known Townsend
Russell estate. The interior is
well appointed, embodying 8
large rooms and ? baths 4; finished
attic; inclosed living porch with
fireplace. Built-in garage. Body
of house is stucco finish; roof is
slate. A picturesque stone wall
incloses the entire lot.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
Main 1923. 1884 H St. NV.
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TAkOMA PARK-8.5W.
Located in a cool and healthy section
Of this beautiful suburb: 2-story bunGa
low: . rooms a bedrooms): h.-w.h..
eiec. lights: hardwood floors and trim:
real open fireplace: spacious front and
rear porches. Size Of lot 6sx150; ample
garage space. Easy terms.
Evening star., 1922-07-02

f00 BLOCK R. IsI. AVE-. NV. NIAR cor.
1st.s :; z b: h-y;h;, eiee' eec.; N.soS' eass'
Evening star., 1922-07-02

CHEVY CHASE, D. C. g:
PRICE, $E,5O0-One of the attractive and CONT
Portable houses this section completely detached LOT
75x5O with attractive lawn house of colonial type coH
tanning and BATH sleeping porch hardwood floors
and awnings hotwater heat electric light buin
garage; in perfect condition. NJ
MeKINLEY ST. WEST OF CONN. AVENUE =:
PRICE. $14,sOO SIS
You will find this ideal home; semdetache6 conta-
ing and baths hotwater heat electric lights
porche and garage This property be be apr
precated. :.~l
CLEVELAND PARK. ~
PRICE, $14OO0-On Macomb street Conn. ave..
which the best section Cleveland Park Detached house,
containing and bath electric lights space for garage
CLEVELAND PARk-PRlCE, Sl5!OOO q
Detached home of the very best construction of rooms
and BATH with hot-water heat electric lights; lot 56xl2
contains many attractive features. 90
STONE & FAIRFAX, -@gai
1912 New York Ave- Phone Main 2424.s
John T. Meany, Pres. -
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COTTAGE

IOI IACE.
A little beauty; rooms and bath: ami: :
large front and sleeping porches; HIGHLY
HnDDRN; large lot; 15 minutes to Treasury
by motor. either car line. SPECIALLY
PRICED. Truly . bargain for some cne. ln.
1Dect dav or evening, Phone Cleve. 1890.
Evening star., 1922-07-02

Is MINUTES OUT. ON WAsHINGTONvIR-
-inia electric line. from 18th and Pa ave
Six rooms. reception hall and bath; full ce-
ment basement and heating plant, electricity.
sewer. water. and just decorated. A command
ing view Of the Potomac and surrounding
country. Price, $6. 500. 81, 500 cash and bal
auee like rent.
Evening star., 1922-07-02

20 minutes out. Washington Virginia
line. Splendid brick home within less tiAn a
hiock Of station. Six rooms reception hall
and bath. with cement basement and heating
rlaut. Property In frst-class condition. Price
only So. 500. 81 coo cash and $50 per month.
including g per cent interest. Owners of above
properties obliged sell hence the best Viz
Rina bargains we have been able to offer.
F. c. GoODNow COMPANY.
Evening star., 1922-07-02

WOODBRIDGE D. C.-TWO WELL. RUILT
bungalows large lots close cars TO be sold
reduced price; very easy terms Groom
house. slate roof; AMI: only S.930: $500
cash bal easy. 1-room house for rent. >
room bungalow for rent. F. A. LINGER. 23II
Evening star., 1922-07-02

The BEST HOUSE fOR THE PhICE NOW
on sale in this city Exceptional location. pro-
tected by zoning law from cheap houses. Large
living room, dining room. kitchen and pantry
on the first floor, hardwood floor; four rooms.
two ba ths inclosed sleeping porch on seconad
noor; large attic; cement porches; built-in ga
rage. For price and terms, see TERRELL
LITTLE. Inc. Agents. 1913 b ct: ~:
FINE BUILT BRJCx; Largo LIGHT
At % low cost 90; 8, go ' cash: bsisee. Ike
rent. Call 2I27 P st. NV. or GLOVER d
BY 0WNER-PRACTICALL NEW De
tached home having 4 large shade tree in the
front yard that adds to the attractiveness OF
the house, which is very distinctive in design
and il Of the center-hall plan type. To the
right of the hall is living room. the entire
depth Of the house. with n beautiful brick
fireplace. The dining room Is to the left Of
the center hall. Back Of the dining room Is
the kitchen and . good size size pantry and ,.s rear
To thu front Of the house there are two bed
rooms; oas il very large and has 4 private
bath with tile shower. . closet and an In
IL also large and has q closet. In the rear 10
another bedroom tthe smallest), but 1t 10 large
enough for twin beds and also has closet
Just OF the bath there 10 = large linen closet
md storeroom. Oak floors, hot-water heat.
gas, electricity; Chamberlin metal Weather
18th sT. HEiGHTs. Hers is your house and
pse.s 1ss WISER anSSnsSses5 ssss5
MUST BE SOLD BEFORE TIE 10th or
July Other interests compel me to dispose
Of my new home In Chevy Chase. D. C..
which intended to occupy. WIN either ex-
change for good real estate notes or . couple
well located lots in Chevy Chase. D. c.. that
would make 4 good Investment. pr make very
convenient terms to responsible party. House
contains center han, large living room. dining
room, kitchen. pantry. bedrooms, tiled
baths, sleeping porch. concrete front and side
porches; wide lot; shade trees. Address Boz
315-P, Star ONCE
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Three new bungalows. 5 T. and b.: T at.
Anaeostia: strictly white section; cash. $500
more: bal. SEQ to SIS per mo. Reasonable
at S67 so.
Evening star., 1922-07-02

Hyattsrille-S r. and b., arranged for two
apts.: large double lot fruit, etc: near car
lines: a good bsy At S6.s5O: s.. 900 cash will
be accepted with easy terms.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-05

pink snap dragons and sweet peas and
pink and white candles. Brignon's or
chestra played during the banquet.
This was the menu:
Fruit cocktail.
Baked chicken. Dressing.
Mashed potatoes.
Parker House rolls.
Pickles.
Waldorf sala Sailed waters.
Ice cream. Angel food cake
Candies,
Chester Olmstead presided as toast
master Rev, Gale Of Joliet, Rev.
Dack of Mendoza, Ernest Pool CT OF
tawa Rev. Doughty Donald Pool, Miss
Pearl Wright and Mrs G, RI Lucas
gave brief talks, and Miss Vera Ham
and Miss Waller Of Ottawa sang q
group of songs. Mrs, ltrnes Pool Of
Ottawa accompanied them 1t was a
very enjoyable evening for all who at.
tended and the young people are to be
congratulated on the splendid way
they handled the whole affair.
Joe Thompson had his arm broken
one day last week when he WAS
thrown from a plow while working in
the field.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-05
FREEDOM

Mrs. Roy Sellers was a Chicago Wis
itor Saturday.
Mrs A. Hyatt and son Raymond
and granddaughter Cathryn Marshall
oc La Sale were guests at the WnduS
home Sunday.
. Reed Fall and Miss Lois Lucas are
sick with measles.
For the third time this winter the
Harry Wiley home is quarantined for
scarlet fever. The eldest daughter
Dorothy, has It,
Nr. and Mrs. Oscar Ostrem visited
at the Truman Swenson home, near
Shabbona Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gonigam and
baby daughter and George Gonigam OF
Walnut Wor oguosts at the Stockley
home Saturday night and Sunday.
Viola HolOwell has been quite sick
with appendicitis for the past week.
She is geetng along nicely.
An appropriate program for moth.
ers' day will be given Sunday morn
ing, May II, at IL o'clock, in tho
Harding Community church. Sermon
by the pastor Rev. Doughty me
community is cordially invited to al
tend
Richard Kiyl of Ottawa spent Satur'
day and Sunday with Fay Cody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson and
son of Pontiac were guests at Edgar
| Thompson's Sunday.
Mrs. r. w. Nash has returned tc
her home in Rockford after visit al
| the Lucas home. Her niece, Lorraine
Funk, went with her,
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Baxter an,
son of Prairie Center were guests al
the Earl Mosoy home sunday
One hundred and ten guests attend
ed the banquet last Saturday oyeninA
given by the young peoples Blbll
class in the community house. They
were seated at six long tables boauti
fully decorated with white carnations
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-05

of orders. South America continues
quiet,
India, for many years the great
market for British cotton goods, has
become herself manufacturer Of
such goods,
China has become more or less a
MANUFACTURING country, absorbing,
say 100000 bales Of American cotton
last year. South America, notably Ar
gcntina and Brazil have begun u
manufacture textiles and generally all
countries give signs Of interest In do,
nestle manufacture. While this shift.
ing of production from one place to
another creates certain difficulties, on
the other hand, far from indicating
depression IT suggests the reverse
condition, s' 49,
"As for trade between Great Britain
and the United states, exports from
the city of London are suggestive,
For the three months ended March 81
1922, declared exports from London
10 the United States aggregated $50
800 pounds sterling, plus merchandise
valued at $l2I2,jS9 which was IN
voiced in American currency only, ~
against exports for the same period in
1921 amounting to 1,2Ol67j pounds
sterling,
IF we remember how prices haze
dropped since year ago We shall 1T
once see that not only has there been
an increase in values, but a SIN
greater increase in quantities. The
large single items of those exports
which show increase are: Leather
precious metals, gums, linens, scrap
metal, aluminium, linseed oil and con.
per concentrates. .e ss
zone hcsitates to pick out these
cheerful symptoms FOR purposes Of op
timistic discussion, because it is a.
ways very dangerous to prophecy and
yet he would have to be "A very pes,
simistc individual indeed who would
fail to recognize the prevailing indici,.
tons as most encouraging
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-05
TRADE CONDITIONS
IN ENGLAND SHOW
BIC IMPROVEMENT
MONEY is EASIER AND MORE Is
BEING LOANED, WHICH lNO'.
GATES CONFIDENCE IN TRADE
SITUATION GENERALLY.

London May g. Trade and indus
trial conditions in this country on the
whole are, in the opinion of experts,
steadily improving, though somewhat
slowly
No biz revival has matorialiycd, but
there has been a continuous better.
ment Of conditions, seemingly
healthy growth, that has satisfied
traders more than any sudden re
lival' which might have been built on
shifting sands and would have eel.
lapsod, leaving matters worse than
before.
One outstanding indication Of tn
trend Of affairs is that money is easier
and more is being loaned which indi.
Gates confidence In the trade situation
generally
Encouraging reports come from
various trades notably coal, textile
aud mig iron, General living condi
ti0ns have improved, commodities haE-
ing dropped in price, and there has
been a decrease in unemployment, al
though it is still large.
In seeking for an unbiased state
mont REGARDING conditions from an al-
thCrity, the Associated Press turnc /
to Robert skinner, the American con
sal general in London. In response
Mr. skinner gave the following state.
ment.
"While governments undoubtedly
continue TO have their very seri0If
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-05
EAST DiMMlCK

Mr. and Mrs a, II. WlXom aul
Freddie We're callers at the Leland
NiXom home near Mcridcn, Sunda,
afternoon,
Or, Geon OF Utica was q proro
si0nal caller here Friday morning.
Mrs, Harry 'rymicr returned to hc"
home in Carbon Gilt Sunday after.
noon after q six weeks stay with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. james Black
Mrs, James Black and daughter.
Mrs. Harry Frymicr, and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Mcdowell were guests at
the Adam Stevenson home, north OF
Triumph, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Obcrhoiscr Of
Tonica visited last week at the home
of their daughter Mrs. Herbert Limo.
Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Crane are the
parents OF = baby @irl born April 2S.
c. S. Robinson attended dinner
party in Chicago Friday afternoon
given by the president OF the Chicago
Motor Club.
Fred Bray OF rreeport spent the
week end with his daughter, Mrs. Carl
Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon GilmoGr of Be
lott, Wis, were callers at the Thoma,
Stevenson home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hochstattcr of q
Sale spent Saturday night and Sun
day at the home of her brother, Allor
Galloway.
News of the death of James Baird
at his home in De Kalb was received
here Sunday morning. He with his
wife and daughter, resided in this com
munity for several years on one o.
the farms owned by c. s. Robinson
He moved to De Kalb about FIVE year
ago.
| Mrs c. S. Robinson entertained ;
number Of friends at dinner Sundal
! in honor OF her husbands birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilmour and son
Of Beloit, Wis. were dinner guest
4 Sunday at the home OF her brother
1 Samuel Geft.
| Fred Newcomer and Arthur Aitke'
were business callers in Peoria Fri
day They made the trip in the for
mer's auto.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Galloway an
! family of Mendoza were guests at tin
/ Allen Galloway home Sunday
Mrs, Eugene Treyillian and daugh
ter Mrs. Hill, OF La Sale were guest
of Mrs. A. H. WiXom Tuesday.
! William Edgecomb Jr. went to OF
taWa Monday for few days treat
ment at the Ryburn hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane. son Les
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-05
BROOkFIELD

Miss Margaret Tally spent Monday
In Ottawa
Mr. and MINIS, William Kuhn spent
Saturday ~ StrcatOr at the Ole john
son home,
Miss Mablo Kohrt was q La Sale
caller ON Saturday,
Mrs, Herman schultz and family
were shoppnp IN Ottawa ON Friday.
Mrs. Mary Shccdy and daughters
were Ottawa callers on Saturday,
John LoatA was an Ottawa caller
Saturday.
Miss Ethel Shook spent Tuesday az.
ternoon in Ottawa.
Henry Baker and John Kohrt, Of
near Kmsmar, were callers at the
Fred Kohrt homo Sunday afternoon,
Mrs, Peter Kennedy spent Monday
in Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. y. W. Rooney and son,
Of Seneca, spent Tuesday evening at
the Peter Kennedy home
Jesse Gaze was in Ottawa on bust.
ness on Saturday.
Miss Carolyn Kohrt and brother
Fred. motored to Ottawa Saturday af
ternoOn.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Rates and chill
drcn spent Sunday evening with rcla.
tiyes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cobblcr
spent Sunday at the Sparks home in
Marseiilcs.
Mrs. Mary Cobblcr was an Ottawa
caller on Friday.
Mrs. Ole A. Johnson, well known in
Brookfeld township and vicinity, died
at her home in StrcaJOr on Thursday
evening, April 27 Mrs Johnson with
her husband and family lived ii
Brookheld township for great mum
Der of years. Two and half years ago
Mr.. and Mrs Johnson and daughter
Anna moved to Streator and have
incc made that their home.
Ont Monday morning Mrs. johnson
suffered q paralytc stroke and digG
from the effects of il. She was seven
| ty-ninc years Of age. She is survived
by eight children, Glen, Edward anC
Rauben in California, Joseph, Of Chi
rago. Jesse and Warren in BrOokficld
| Mrs. Charles Cant and Miss Anna, o
| Sueator. Funeral was held Monda!
afternoon at o'clock at the home il
Streator.
Miss Margaret Welsh. daughter o
| Mrs. Nellie Welsh. was given a sur
prise party Friday afternoon at he
home in honor OF her twelfth birthday
when she came home from school Fri
day evening. She found eight Of he
little girl friends to greet her The
house was decorated in blue and whit,
Margaret received many pretty gifts
The girls present were Mary Nor
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-05
Truly q Prize.

Simpson had been invitcd-tr' the
wedding Of his friend Tom. Arriving
NJ the home, Simpson was formally
introduced 10 the bride-whom he had
never met. After the ceremony Simp-
son drew his friend aside Tom" he
whispered "what in the world is the
matter with YOU Why that woman
IS twice as old ms YOU Her nair and
her teeth are false and she's as ugly
ms q togd." "You ur'dm'A whisper,
Simpson; she's also deaf"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-05

urday night and Sunday with her
cousin, Mildred Foster, in Ladd.
Mrs. C. S. Robinson, Mrs. c, j..
Mitchell, Mrs, Carl Robinson, Mrs.
Roxy frcebairn, Mrs. Arthur Aitken
and the Misses Crane attended the
card party at the village hall in Troy
Grove Friday afternoon, II was given
for the benefit of the Home Bureau
Nilircd Crane of South Bend, Ind ,
ana Mabel Gatiss Of Va Sale were
gucsts at the Floyd Crane home Sun.
day
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-05
TROY GROVE

Mrs. Hannah McNally has returned
from an extended visit with her sister
in Chicago.
The card party and dance given by
the DimmiSi unit Of the Homo
Bureau in thc village hall, last FRI
day afternoon. was we'll attended.
over $1,000 was cleared.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs, Floyd Crane on Friday morning,
April 2Sth.
Miss Gertrude Hahn and Miss
Lillian Olm of Peru, were weekend
guests at the home Of MIR, ana Mrs,
Chus. Hahn.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ilochstcottcr
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, VIM
lIalbmcH Of West Brooklyn,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferguson
were the guests OF the formers
mother in Ottawa on Sunday.
George Moore and Mark Tweed
were in Ottawa on business Wcdnes'
day.
Mrs. Agnes Gilmour accompanied
Miss Adah HcnuiS TO her home IN
Sandwich, where they spent the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Gilmour OF
Beloit. Wis, spent the weekend with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Kennedy.
Miss Ella Leileit Of Mendoza, was
the guest OF Mrs. N. \. Barber sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Gcft were Ottawa
callers last Saturday.
Miss Margaret Doyle spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Harvey TelcamI
at La Moilie.
Mr. ana MIS-. VIM Andrews, Sr.
and daughter OF Mcndota, were sun
day dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
/ O. NJ Andrews,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reach, Mr.
and Mrs. Lyle Roach and FRANZ
Crane and family attended the fun
eeal services of Mr. James Baird al
Dc alb on Monday.
Lester RaAkca is in Chicago.
Guests AT the Chas Hahn home on
SUNDAY were MI ana Mrs AlDcr
Koprman and daughter; Mr.. anC
Mrs FrhCs; Mr. and Mrs. Oscal
i Kcitaer, Mr. ana Mrs Herman Hess
and daughter; Mir and Mrs. Ed, Wei
berling, and son Ted; and Miss Fan
ME Snyder, all OF Peru.
Mr.. Edwards is very sick at th'
home OF his son John, west OF toNhe
Mrs. Mary Kleinfeter and so'
John and grandson Dale Haefner, 0
/ Mendoza We're the guests OF the !!
J. Miller family on Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs, John Kennedy of For
Worth, Texas, came on Monday Il
visit the formers mother, Mrs, Dal
+ Kennedy, who is quite i'll.
Mrs. Charles Miller gave an inter
esting talk on Color at the meeting
of the Home Bureau, held last Frida.
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Peck and bah
were guests of Mrs, PeCk's aunt, Mrs
Fred Blocker of Earlville on Sunday
Willis Moore of Portland, Oregol
was shaking hands with old friend
last Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Christotfcrso
and baby of Waltham were guests O
the formers parents on Sunday.
Mrs Margaret Bincs OF RidG
! Faum, returned to her home on Wee
uesday accompanied by her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kennedy, and
trained nurse from Mendoza, who wi
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-05

an, Virginia lIoaton, Ruth Mason
liernadine SIattery, Marie Blaine,
Thelma Sheedy, Mary Loretta, OMal-
ly and Anna Marie Carey,
The party lasted from four to sew
en- and at six O'clock a dinner in two
courses was served, A pleasant eve.
ming was enjoyed by all,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-05
Emergency Aid for a Cut.

II you should cut the tip Of your
finger when busy in the kitchen put
small piece of clean linen over the cut
and then put on your thimble until
you have time to give the matter bet
ter attention.