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PROFESSIONAL

CORRECTIVE TREATMENT for de.
ranged feet weak feet, falling aches
Fat foot, weak ankles. etc, treated. Cal
or write for particulars.
p. II. LEWIS.
Phone 7s5s-w. 1880 Linden st.
augS-lm.
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TERRIER-Black and tan. Reward 4
returned TO 501 w. Front st. aug29-6t
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RooMs-Four. on third door. 1909 Mar
ket ST. aug29-6t.
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INDIAN MOTORCYCLE. with side car.
~ win EXCHANGE for Ford 4O6 Van
dever Ave. aug25-5t.
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a. s. S. STORE ANp OFFICE

Fl. & ). SIOTHE AND OFFIOE
FURNITURE co.
Roll and fat top desks, safes. filing
cabinets. floor cases cash registers.
butchers and grocers' equipment car
rled In stock and sold at reasonable
prices We buy. sell and exchange all
kinds OF office furniture and grocery
equipment. 113 Market street. Phone
1901 feb2-lyr.
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HqH SCHOOL. sMYRNA. DEL.
(cOpy OF AdyertIsement Notice to

Bldders)
Public notice Is hereby given that the
Board OF Education OF the Smyrna spe-
clal School District and Delaware School
Auxiliary Association will meet at the
office OF the Delaware School Auxiliary
Association, dupont Building. Whining
ton, Del. on September 5. 1929. at the
hour OF II O'Clock. daylight saving time.
and then and there win receive and
open sealed proposals for furnishing Ia
Dor and material 10 erect and complete
a new high school building for the town
OF Smyrna, Kent county. State OF Della
ware.
The work for which bids or proposals
are hereby invited VIII consist OF SEMI
ireproof building constructed OF brick
and concrete walls, with timber and re-
struction. The size OF building Is ap-
proximateiy $50 n. by so n. The build
ing will be one and two stories high
and contain about IL instruction rooms
and auditorium.
BIDS will be received for the erection
complete OF the entire building under
one contract. or for the following divi-
sions separately:
i-For the general construction. which
includes all masonry, carpentry, steel
and iron, roofing, painting. and all work
kindred thereto.
s-For plumbing and gas fitting. and
all work kindred thereto.
3-For heating and ventilating and all
work kindred thereto
4-For electrical work and all work
kindred thereto.
The Board OF Education and Della
ware School Auxiliary Association re-
serve the right to accept or reject any
or an proposals and TO waive infor-
malities at their discretion.
All bids must be In sealed envelopes,
addressed TO the Board Of Education OF
the Smyrna Special School District.
caro- OF Delaware School Auxiliary As
sociation dupont Building. Whining
ton. Del. endorsed Proposals for
manning tho branch OF work covered
by bid)." with the name OF the bidder.
No bid will be considered unless ac-
companied by a certified check 10 the
order OF the Board OF Education ~ the
Smyrna Special School District TO the
amount OF per cent Of tbs. amount OF
the bid or a bid bond OF Ike amount,
binding the bidder 10 execute the con
tract n awarded him. The terms OF the
proposal with surety required are fxtd
by the specifications.
Copies OF the plans. specifications. will
be on file in the office OF the Delaware
School Auxiliary Association. DUPONT
Building, Wilmington. Del. and at the
Smyrna High School. Smyrna. Del. for
the purpose OF examination and esti-
There will be q limited number Of
copies OF the plans and specifications.
which viii be loaned TO the prospective
bidders on deposit OF certified check
10 the order OF Delaware School Aux
Hilary Association in the sum OF S25. II
plans and specifications are returned on
or before the submission OF estimates,
the check viii be returned, but should
the plans and specifications be not re-
turned. the deposit may become for
feited. Applications for the plans and
specifications should be made 10 tho
Delaware School Auxiliary Association.
Room si2i DUPONT Building, Whining
THE RoARD OF EDUCATION OF THE
SMYRNA SPECIAL SCHOOL DIS
TRIcT. SMYRNA, DEL.
w. o. HOFFECKER.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF SYN
THETIC LEATHER AND WATER
PROOFING COMPANY.
That at a meeting OF the Board OF
Directors Of said corporation. duly held
on the 18th day OF August. 1922. called
for the purpose OF dissolving said cor
poration, and or which meeting every
director received at least three days
notice the following resolution was
adopted by a majority OF the whole
board OF directors. namely:
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Batteries Rechareed. SOC

Service batteries for all make cars
Repairing. rebuilding work guaranteed.
Daylite Service station. 1909 Market 81.
Phone e74-W. septi5-eod-lyr.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.

Make arrangements now for tALLi
TERM; day school and night scnooL
Individual instruction.
BEACON COLLEGE,
Tenth and King Streets. wilmington
aug23-1yr.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE-August 81, at p. NJ.
(standard time). 75-acre farm. located
2ik miles southeast OF Newark. near
Ogletown. Six-room house; all neces-
III acres OF woodland. This farm will
posItiveiy be sold for the high dollar. At
Inc same time and place, we viii sell
four cows, two horses. one mule, 100
chickens and ducks. and a general line
~ farming machinery. and lot OF
househoid goods. Terms made known
dav OF sale. STANLEY TRZCINSkI.
HAMILTON. Auctioneer. aug25-+t
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HOTEL NEW CLARION

x.,,ueky Avenue. Just of Boardwalk.
Ngne-ns with running water and pri-
- baths. Open all year. Booklet
carage. 6. K BoNDACh
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ALI. MAKES of Sewing Machine re-
paired. Phone 1898. y. Il. Harman,
$40 w. Ninth st. augz5-u.
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YOUNG MEN-New York
publisher needs. two men in local ter
|ritory. Travel II you qualify; sSV 70
|start:e salary. commission and bonus
See me between and 2 o'clock tonight: !:
|Mr. Van Deusen, Hotel Cassidy. aus-'-At
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REsoRTs-ATLANTIc CITY. CITY
CprATER PTTTSBURGH

,.o,nessee Ave, near Beach, ana %
,,i,ssa,',s7.s. Ls'res. SIS up weekly. american ca,
ai,ln ,isr sfth season. L. WELLhOFH-n-
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"RESOLNED, That In the Judg-
ment OF its board OF directors. II Is
advisable. and most for the benefit
OF SYNTHETIC LEATHER AND
WATER PROOFING COMPANY.
that said company should be dis
solved: and TO that end and as re-
quired by law. that a meeting OF the
stockholders Of said corporation. TO
take action upon this resolution.
be and IL hereby is called TO be
held at the office OF said company,
located In the County Court House.
IN the city Of Pittsburgh. county
OF Allegheny. State Of Pennsylvania.
on the 29th day OF September. 1922,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon and 3 o'clock In the
afternoon, namely. at o'clock in the
afternoon OF that day, and that the
secretary Of this corporation be and
he hereby is directed. within ten
days after the adoption OF this reso-
luton. TO cause notice OF the adOp-
ton OF this resolution 10 be mailed
TO each stockholder OF said corpor-
alton residing in the United States
and also. beginning within ten
days. 10 cause like notice 10 he In
serted in a newspaper published In
the county OF New Castle, State OF
Delaware. at least three weeks,
successfully. once n week next pre-
ceding the time appointed as afore-
said. for said meeting OF stock
holders"
BY THE SECRETARY.
aug29-sept5-12.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FRONT ROOM for lodging; also one
for light. Housekeeping. electric. gas.
Phone 500 Washington St. next 70 cor
ner house. aug22-tf.
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HAIR -BOBBING = Trimming, curling
Evenings. Z 10 .. or hours by appoint
rrent. Edna Lynch. 705 West Fourth
street. Phone $685.. aug7-1m.
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FOR CORONER OF NEW CASTLE
COuNTY-charles A. Taylor. Sub
ject TO Republican party rules. Your
support will be appreciated. augl-im.
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MEN-Two hustlers for sales work local
or travelling; salary, commission and
r. r. expenses; daily drawing account.
Coll TO tonight. r. W. Van Deusen,
[Hotel Cassidy. aug2e-lt.
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JUST FOR A FEW DAYS. while they
last, we are Offering our stock OF
used and double tread tires. at these
low PRICES.
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REAL EsrATE-ron RENT.

A sToRE-i0s W. Ninth ST. Phone 23l.-
W ]. @. Jpstls Co. Newport jys-r.
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These tires are not guaranteed foi
any number OF miles. but hundreds OF
satisfied users are getting from 5000 e
5000 miles Of real service.
kEEN'S.
auri0-tf. 35th and Market SITS.
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|BoY-ls or over. Apply Topkis Bros.
Co. 2i7 French 81. aus-s-St.
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1000 RUGS AND CARPETS TO CLEAN
Geo. F. Lang Co.. 1905 Orange St
jan2s-tf.
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A SINGER portable electric sewing ma
chine; slightly used, bargain easy
payments. B. r. Harman. go w. Nintl
street. Aoszg-,
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HELP waNTED-siALE.

Ia TIVE. MIDDLE-AGED MAN-Room.
board and So per week; must be able
to open oysters and keep store eiean, es.,.
References Address M-67. Evening
|Jorrnal Office. aus-s-I1.
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A CARLOAD OF STOVE REPAIRS
Bricks. CRATES. pipes, elbows now ls
the time; jObbing reasonably done. stove
Repair House, so King St Jyll-u.
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UPHoIsTERING

WANTED-Informati concerning the
Whereabouts Of Mrs. Edna Allen. who
formerly lived at 226 Orange St John
Cruise. 230 French St.. Wilmington, Del.
aug20-sept1.
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PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS
tuned and repaired and rebuilt. Estl-
mates free Steinway representatives.
Phone 7640.
GEWEHR PIANO CO.,
June13-lyr. 2l6 w. Ninth So
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soARDERs WANTED.

A REAL HOME for a refined Protes.
tant man; good cooking. II S. Syca-
more st. aug2s-5t.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

sHoEMAKING STORE FOR SALE
With lands and sewing machine;
cheap for quick buyer. Apply 1909
Market st. aug2s-6t.
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FOR SALE.

eel SINGER SEWING MACHINE
for sale; bargain. b T. Harman, e2u
w. Ninth st. aug2s-u
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Or Mr.. J. p. Hines. Master Me-
.chanlc, Baltimore and Ohio r. r..
ssth ana Jackson streets. East Side.
Philadelphia. Jyl2-n
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REGIsTER,s oKpER.

ESTATE OF Charles II. Milbourn. de-
ceased. Notice Is hereby given that
Letters OF Administration upon the es-
tate OF Charles II. Milbourn. late OF Will
mlngton hundred. deceased. were duly
granted unto Katie T. Milbourn on the
twenty fourth day OF August A. u. 1922
and an persons indebted 20 said de-
ceased are requested 20 make payments
10 the administrators without delay. and
an persons having demands against the
deceased are required 10 exhibit and
present the same duly probated TO the
said Administering on or before the
twenty-fourth day OF August A. ID.
1a93. or abide BY the law In this behalf.
KATIE T. MILBOURN,
Administrative.
Address william T. Lyman, atty. at
law. Equitable Bldg, Wilmington, Del
aware.
aue26-9t-eOd.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28

Full Size Bungalow Aprons
On sale for So cents 1T ENGltl'S.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28
ARTIFICIAL GAS SOLD
HERE 65 YEARS AGO

Sixty.hve years ago the price oi
gas In Ottawa was $500 a thousand
feet to the public. The plant in OF
tawa is now part OF the Public Ser
vice Cumpany'S system. II was au
thorized 10 begin business In August
1855 and is in fact one OF the first
nfty gas plants erected in the United
states. The charter fixed the gas
rate as said at $500 to the people. but
II was not a. exceed $500 a thousand
feet 10 the city" Occasionally eX
eayators uncover in the streets sec.
tions OF the hollow logs which we're
the first pipes used,
The old minute books contain. many
curious and interesting entries, Here
is one item in the meetings of an adj.
journod meeting of directors held
January a, 1851, given YER batim
"lt was ordered the secretary
STAYS IN the office from nine a..
clock tin CD one y. m for all cash
transactions, and that he procure
slate and hang IL on the door
that any person may leave their
orders and the secretary shall
state ON the slate what time he
shall be in the Office again"
Lorenzo Leland, one OF the original
stockholders of the ottawa Gas Light
& Coke Company is still resident Of
Ottawa, being president OF the First
National Bank Of that city
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28
SMALL AT MICHIGAN
CITY FOR BRIEF REST

Chicago JulS ". Governor Small
and members of his family are eX
peeted 10 take over Mayor Thampsons
Peek Inn cottage at Michigan CIT,
tof a Few days next week
THE governor is gradually return
ms 10 the normal routine OF his of
fetal duties although the strain OF
his trial aud the shock OF the death
OF hls wife have added years to his
life a lew days on tho Indiana
sands viii DO much for him, and tho
mayor viii have him stay in IN,
lake side cottage as long as posi-
Bile
Mayor Thompson has kept in clos,
touch with Chicago aaairs, despt,
the lure OF the cottage. He has
made almost daily trips to Chicago
Mrs Winnitred Mason liurk is
now the undlsputed republican nom
tnee Tor the congressional vacaur,
caused ny the oath OF hey father. IN,
late touggresSman at Large William
E Mason. Judge Ira Ryncr sustain
ed her demurrer to the contest peti
ton Med ny stephen pay. and Mrs
Huyk'S lawyers yesterday sent In
the secretary of state certified copies
of the official court records Showing
that Mrs Huck's right to place on
the republic ticket is me- longer in
question.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28

A baby boy was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs William Johnson, July H.
Miss Selma Buland was home from
aurora over Sunday.
Mesdames Ole kirkhus, c. j. Kirk
nus and T. II. Larson will entertain
the Dorcas Bethany society on Thurs
day afternoon
Miss Gertrude Fossaud was an Au
rora shopper Tuesday
Mr., and Mrs Frank GoSs of Earl
yillc spent Thursday at the home OF
Mr. ami Mrs Seyts Peisha.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Lewis Anderson
ana daughter, Miss Tess, are enjoy
ing an outing ut Wisconsin points.
Miss Floretta Potter of Chicago is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. c, NJ
Potter
DR.. W. +, Chapman made bust
ness trip to Earlyille Friday.
\ son was born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Larson.
Mrs. Thomas Satter. uf Sandwich
spent Saturday among relatives.
f., G, Schwot2cr, Mr. aud Mrs. Ste
phon Kane were Aurora visitors Sun
day
Full Size Bungalow Aprons
On sale for So cents at ENGltl'S,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28
CHICAGO BOARD OF.
EDUCATION QUIZ
BROUGHT TO CLOSE.
GRAND JURY .olsMlssEs CHARGE
THAT SCHOOL FUNDS WERE
cRlMiNALLY MlsusED - ENDS
THREE WEEKS INVESTIGATION.

Chicago, July 2S.-Charges OF Grim.
inal misuse OF pubic funds by the CHI
cago board of education were secuted
yesterday by the July grand jury.
which has been conducting an inVesti.
cation OF the charges during the last
three weeks.
The members Of the jury prepared
to adjourn without voting any N
s dictments The action followed per-
sistant rumors earlier in the day that
four true bills were to be voted
A formal report covering their id.
vestigations was prepared for pres
entation to Chief Justice Kickham
Seaman today, when it is expected
the grand jury will be dismissed,
The report will set forth that, III
the examination of more than thirty
witnesses, the grand jury found nu-
ynorous cases OF careless expenditures.
none of which, however. appeared TO
Nave been OF criminal nature.
1t also will recommend to Judge
Scanlan that the investigation be re.
: stunned BY the August, or some ste
ceeding, grand jury before being
finally dismissed
I've found plenty of cases. re-
marked one member of the grand jury,
where the school bard appeared to
have been careless in the manner m
which it handled funds. Perhaps a
few of these might have justified the
voting of true bills.
However, there was Il decided
question as to whether convictions
would have been possible even had
we voted indictments. With convit
tons so questionable we did not feel
justified in causing this probably un-
necessary expense of trials that might
fail Of their purpose"
Reports yesterday that the grand
fury had 'stampeded' and ordered the
assistant states attorney conducting
the inquiry from the inquis itorial
chambers were unconfrmed Neither
the assistant prosecutors nor mem
bers of the grand jury would comment
on the rumors.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28
HIGHWAY CHIEFS
HEAR ROADS DEBATE

Chicago, July rs. Officials OF the
Illinois department of highways met
good roads fans from score of north.
ern Illinois communities Yesterday I'm
the sherman hotel in n conferences 10
determine the. final lorntlpn OF dlsput.
ed portions ~ the. st rotI.. din,
Tor c.'N n, Ug.
'ba routes in question Included
portions cf the Northwest highway.
state route 10 from Chicago to Mar.
ward; state route %, which circles
west and north from Chicago Heights
thru Joliet, Aurora. Elgin, Dundee
ana Darlington to Lake Forest, and
state route %, which runs from the
Wisconsin line north of Harvard TO
Ottawa.
All three of the routes have long
been located under the state bond Is.
sue system.
Decision of the nnal routings will
be announced by the state department
after all proposed changes have been
Investigated.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28

week for q trip to Duluth, Mimi
and Ellsworth, Ia,
Charles and Alendalc Watson arc
enjoying visit among relatives nj
Elburn aud Batavia III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dolly and
daughter Miss Kathryn, OF Rock
Island, are guests at the villa
Miss Frances lIayer. OF Seneca. IN
Is visiting ut the home OF r.. Ii. Far
/ y and family.
Mrs. John stroud and daughter of
Oregon, lll, spent over Sunday
among the home folks,
Mrs. Alec Mupgerson and children
have returned from Crystal Lake, H..
Noere they spent Il few weeks visit.
ing relatives,
Mr. ANA Mrs, \, n Anderson are
enjoying an automobile trip to Mia
CARA Fails.
Mrs Augusta Florinskj, mother OF
Mrs. Jacob Zimmerman, died last
Wednesday morning AT the age of 81
years She was born in puSpen, Ger.
MANY ON March 20, i"il, and came
10 this country 80 years ago. She
leaves to mourn her departure 1
children. Mrs zimmerman, Mrs. II.
Mills, la Grange. H., Mrs c, Koeris,
81 South Dakota, and one son IN Cor.
many. Her husband died II years
ago Funeral was held from the La.
thcran church last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. j. Z picrson, who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs, Chas. Ly.
ons has gone to Minneapolis, MINI.
whore She will make her future home.
Miss Darlene peisha. OF Batavia
is enjoying visit with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Septa pcisha.
Mrs. Christ Moland is spending q
few days among relatives in Chicago.
J y. Thorscu made q business trip
to Chicago Monday
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28
- IT,
k6llIi,ft9!,4f3

I y very pretty announcement party
took place yesterday afternoon. when
! Miss Grace Albert, daughter of Mr.
ard Mrs, John Lincoln Albert of IA
Division street, announced her en-.
gngement to Fred naggett, OF Mar
settles. Twenty guests We're present
and spent very enjoyable afternoon
at bridge, followed by delicious re-
freshments. The date of the mar.
riage has not yet been set, but il will
place in about three weeks. The out.
of -town guests present were Mrs.
CHARLES Daggett, Jr, of MarSeilles,
Miss Sue Daggett OF Marselles, Mrs.
A. G. Grover, OF Leland, Mrs. Ralph
Csllagan. of Sheridan and Mrs
Vaughn Baxter. of Prairie Center.
{, q s.
/ A number of Ottawa young ladies'
entertained yesterday afternoon with
a picnic at Starved Rock, compli.
lmentary to Miss Mathilda Mohr of
Pittsburgh, Pa, who is a house-guest
of the Misses Kathryn and Elizabeth
Amendt. on +. Washington street The
girls went to the Rock late in the
afternoon and spent q very ENJOYABLE
afternoon at dancing At o'clock a
delicious picnic supper was spread,
s, So -
Over 200 attended the ice cream so.
cial given last evening by St Cecilia
and ST. loseph's societies of ST. Fran.
els church on the lawn of the
church Japanese lanterns were used
in lighting up the lawn Ice cream
and home made cake was served.
The officers of Occidental and Hum
boldt lodges OF Masons will be joint
ly installed this evening at the Ma
sonic temple. All members of the
fraternity are invited.
&, . %
Mrs. {. J. Kuhn last night was
hostess to twenty guests whom she
entertained in honor OF Misses Edith
Day, Peggy Marsh and Edna Pierce.
of Chicago. at her home, ll02 Null
berry street. The evening was spent
at cards and dancing.
. s.
The annual picnic OF the Baptist
Sunday school was held Yesterday af-
ternoon at Allen Park. with about $50
members and friends attending. II
was a very enjoyable affair and all
present spent a merry time. The al
ternoon was spent, at games, racing.
and many other sports. At O'clock
a delicious picnic supper was spread
which was heartily enjoyed by all
The guests remained until dark after
which they all departed for home
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28
T4g MOTHER OF MEDICINE >

isis, the Queen and afterwards Il,
Goddess. was called the Mother ol
Medicine" In ancient Egypt. COS
turtles before Christ, women wcr"
skilled in medicine. They knew the
great value OF medicinal plants.
Hippocrates, the Father Of Nedt
cine. many centuries later knew less
Of the merit OF vegetable drugs thar
did the women Of ancient times
Lydia T. Pinkham nearly htty years
ago, save TO women her Vegetable
Compound now known everywhere az
Lydia +. Pinkham'S Vegetable Com
Mound This is a womaDs medicine
for womau's ailments prepared from
medicinal plants.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28
Rinhteous car ALWAYS Hcpe.

1he hope of the righteous shall he
claduc>S hut The expectation of The
wicked shall perish solomon
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28

e Bingham Dresses.
$500 values. for S2.'N az ENGEL'S
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-28

Misses Nonsie Harmon and Clarice
Jackson lott the early part of the
Connecticut western news., 1922-05-18

 the well-worn path; burdens filtered the line of march, like the arms and accoutrements thrown down by g. re- treating army. At last, scanty single line struggled past-tired, hopelesss be- wildered, idiotic and thoughtless tothe last.
 Then some half-dead ant struggled from the circle along the beach and threw the line behind him into con fusion. The desperation of total ex- haustion had Accomplished what ne ccessity and opportunity and normal life could not. Several others fol- lowed his scent instead of that lead ing back toward the outhouse; and as an amoeba gradually flows into one of its own pseudopodia, so the foriern hope of the great Eciton army passed slowly down the beach and on into"the ! jungle. l,.
 Would they die singly and in be- wildered groups, or would the rennr nant draw together, and, again gnid- ed by the supermind of its mentor, lay the foundation of another army, and again come to nest in my outhOuse?- William Beebe in the Atlantic Monthly.
Connecticut western news., 1922-05-18
Knew Him We'll.

One summer visited in fashiona- ble little town in the West. went to a tea one afternoon, and while there met a woman who said she knew some one who lived in the town in which also lived. She asked me if happened to know certain man.
 said: "Yes, I know who he is. And I remember that at one time he took lariat rope and tried to lariat a well-educated and charming school teacher because he wanted her to marry his son. She did not seem will ing, so he used these measures to force her to do so."
 | After this explanation of the knowl- edge I possessed of the man she added: "Well, my dear, he is my brother"
 I sought another part of the garden Chicago Tribune.