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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1917
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EXPERIENCES OF FRED GRAY
AND HENRY HOWNES RELATED
IN CITY BIRD HOUSE CONTEST.
Crude school pupils lire showing a
V.ct a intere.it iti ttu' rity's Mid House
i uiiipaign und M vi ral i;it-ro;,tieiK
stories in which actual experiences
me related, have In - ii submitted to
Mis Snook, librarian ;it Ue.!dick's.
Appended are two stories ly 1-red
Cray and Henry Hov ii".-, li.itii eighth
i,raJe students at Colutubu-; school.
Tiii s will t)i awarded to the authors
of tin- lust stories. Such iti 'ins as
rpclliiiK, pttni tuation and rorm are
in t t urn i-leied:
Saves Its Mate.
Dili' day as 1 was walKiiiK through
the woods 1 hearu a very peculiar
nois'. I went to the tput where 1
tliour.ht the noise was (ruining from.
Then the iioho stopped. 1 climbed u,
tree to see what It was. Alter look
i.'K for a while I saw a large black
: iiak'j lyi.tg a!i:!t a creek an ! aiiont
live feet away was a bird.
I cannot remember what kit.:! of a
Lhd it was. and most people: know i
when a Hirtke is looking a tiling ia the j
eye it will come to them. The black ;
snake was dying this and was ;;oing to I
i at the bird. The bird crept nearer i
mid nearer to the snake. Then as 1
looked up in the tree 1 saw the mute
to the bird and it was making very
much noise.
Then all of a Hii.Men tie; i-nako
fi end hii.e elf lyinj- o.i his b;v K. li .
had been th. bird in th" tree that had
swooped down on the Miu.-itf and '
turned h!:n on hi.; back. Then the two
bi'-ds Hew uway. This chows that
1 irds love one another the came as
people do and will save one anoiluT'8
lives if they can.
KHXllY HOWNKS. j
Feeda the Birda.
1 havo often washed '.lie Winter
and Spring birds and have often fed
them. The sparrows are the hoi lest (
of all the winter bird -.. ,
I made a feeiliu;: place out of three
boards for them, and every morning
and noon 1 would throw scraps of
bread, meat, corn, etc., into their feed
ing place. Same tunes there would be '
a hundred sparrow s and sometimes '
theie would be two nr three iiiiiejays. j
Often a woodpecker vvould join in the
feast, if there was some bird that the '
sparrows t.ld not like they would
chase it away.
V.'1k.:i the spring came Urn spring
birds time back. Sometimes I fed
them for a while. '1 ho robin, when
you get used to them you can sciue
liinej pick them up, If you want to
please them give them worms and oth
er insects.
Lust sprint? I built a house for a
wrc.iL, The wrens were IooMisk at it
in March. In April the two wrens
came back and made a nest in the
house. About three weeks after I
watched until the two wrens had gone
for food and 1 then looked into the
house and there was three little wrens
in the nest that did not have feathers
yet.
One day i noticed some sparrows
around the nest, so 1 chased- them
away.
About two days after I did not fee
the wrens around the house. So I in
vestigated and found one of the parent
wrens had been picked to death anil
the little ones had been starved. 1
then noticed my mistake. I had made
the cnl ranee to the hou-c- too bis u;t
J. l Murtoti, of Clinton, 111., was an
ii:utw:i visitor this morning.
Mrs. Roy Butcher visited with Strea
tor friends last evening.
J. It. Lambert of Joliet, transacted
business in Ottawa today.
.!r. and Mrs. It. C. Mariek, of De
catur, ill., haw- returned to their
heme, after a short visit with Ottawa
Irbnds.
j )hu McCormick was a Chicago vis
itor this inoruie.K.
J. 1. .VcAlpine, of S treat or, transact
ed business in Ottawa this morning.
Boy Cadwell, of iHreator, was an
Ottawa, visitor la.;t evening.
Carl. J. Alct.'.ger is a business calier
in Chicago today.
(Julio Mattel, ei Juliet, was nn Ot
tawa visiter la ;t evening.
.Vi.is IMui Worn i Is, of Streator,
was an Ottawa visitor last eveuing.
Miss Mae Patterson, of La Salle,
was au Ottawa visitor last evening
William Hanson, of Seneca, was an
Ottawa visitor lact evening.
John Arns'lale. of Sterling, Illinois,
is transacting businesn in this city.
Miss Marie leuter, of Spring Valley,
was nu Ottawa visitor last eenim.
Miss Anna Kosick .:::d .Miss Kdti'i
Hill, of St.e:.ter, were the gaests of
friends in this city la,t evening.
William Sand' rson, of Streator, w.is
an Ottawa visitor last eveniu;;.
(Continued from Page 1.)
I Society Notes I
sihle for the acts of their men and
will report in the condition of their
ships to Federal Authorities.
The neutrality guard upon the piers
where the ships are decked will be
maintained tor the protection of the
vessels and the surrounding property.
Expect Gerard "Release."
London. Feb. 'J - The fact that L'ag
iand and France have promise! safe
conduct for Count vnn Bernstorft', s
far as it is in their power to do so,
gave rise to the opinion here today
that the departure of Ambassador tier
ard from Berlin will now he hastened.
If. as was stated in Copenhagen ad
vices, the German government was j Tro Pi- ter. Awake
merely a waiting this attioti by the al- Misses Hemms, lManey
li. I.r Mr C.r.l-.l t,l Pi: 110 MtlUIl't
I.' IJ-JIUI M.iV." ..If, ..... V.. ...... .
leave the eoun'ry, it is probable that
the retiring Ai.icriean diplomat will
ho out of Berlin within the next four
or live days.
Orders Big Guns.
Washington, I). C, Feb. 3 Secre
tary of War Baker today emit direct
orders to the Bethlehem Steel Plant
to coa.-o: work on minor orders fif the j garet and Mary Livingston,
war department an t concentrate all j it
available men immediately on the pro- . h;r), ar:H;l!,, .:..-,.
duction of ::; baM.-ri.-a of four inch ,;(. 1(,vi, 0(l,r of
; and Iti batteries of six inch guns for j VP.,:n , .,. villis' aettdemv
he I'aited States In 11 artillery.
V T V V J" V TV 1 V." W V V V V V V -.- W V
The val.:i';:.e party or the Mus'cal
History Cl-jb held he t evenirir al the
home of Miss Lura I'at h on HeSoto
rtr.it pioveil a most tb liphifnl event. '
A very nteret';,g program was i re
peated as tf-i!:)ws:
Paper - "It'ogrej ay of Seebo. ck" j
"Biography of Freer"
Carrie Ham.
Voiie "She is Somewhere in the
Sunlight Strong'' Free
C:rrie Ham.
ft' ailing S lected
Marie l'e Mr.ey.
Piano "Biography of Itortwski'
Ldith Hill.
Freer
ind Si ;.s n
. Borowcki
Lilah Bowermaster.
Voice "I Love You Truly" Pond
Sadie l'( vaney,
Felli.'v'njr the program reiresh-
nit nts consistins; of the toast- d cheese
Fandwdehes, eonee, pickles, olives
and cake were served. A so' htl hour
was also held. The hostesses vine
Misses Lura Bach, Call Myers. -Mar-:
Chicago Markets.
Friday, February It, PilT.
Chicago market report, furnished to
the F'ree Trader-Journal by W. L
F.uiyre, member Chicago Board of
Trade, Moloney building. Phone 1011.
Correspondent Lamtoa Bros. & Co.,
Chicago .
Cpen. High. Low. Close.
1.IA'4 1.7 P.', l.i;Xl.v. l.lt.e .,
Wheat
May j uly
Sept
Corn
May July
Oats
May July
Pork
May July
Lard
May July ....
Ribs
May o uly
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l.J,;ls
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2:u-'0
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13. CO
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1.4 7 'h
1.37 VSs
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Receipts and Estlmatts.
Wheat Receipts, SI cars; estimate
lor tomorrow, i cars.
Corn -Receipts. 1.3 cars
for tomorrow, l'if cars.
Oats Receipts, 94 cars;
for tomorrow, tid cars.
Hogs Receipts, 3,i M
for tomorrow, 21,tM-0.
These guns will be built from designs
completed as the result of the observa
tion of military officials iu Europe.
The Bethlehem Plant also will lin
mi dlatiy commence to turn out a 0.2
g.n for the Cnite.l States, which it is
declared, will prove a far more ef
ficient weapon than the !2 centime're
gun of the (leriii in army. These
guns as a result of new departure of
design .,,ill not b" wasteful and can
be handled far easier than any weapon
of similar design now in use in liar
ope. The new four and six-inch guns are
to be distributed to artillery units as
soon us they can be completed. L'p
to the present the gans in use have
been the il iiu'h pieces and it is admit
ted that they are of decidedly doubt
ful usefulness. The U.2.
American Status in Germany.
! Washington, I). ('., Feb. ( Ambassa
dor Willard at Madrid and Minister
j Kagan at Copenhagen today were ili
' reeled by the State Department to
i exhibit to the I'tiitel States all avail
i able information regarding the status
1 of Amerieans in Germany. They also
have been ashed to confirm the report
pcrty or
held '-. .1
was well;
'attended. Sioke's saxapbon.' orches
tra furnb hed the music for the oeea
! ?'on and t'ancing was enjoyed from
from nine until one. A large number
' were present from La Salle, Streator,
and Marseilles.
l- '3'
j Mas. Duncan .icDmga!l and Miss
AL iicucali i nti.i taiueil yesterday af- i
' tei.eoon at bridge. The all'air was one i
of a seres of parties to be givin at
the Mcl.'ougel! home-. A bridge party
was held tin. re this afternoon with
I Mrs. l iancis Clark and Miss Saruk
Fisl.e, of Chicago, as h.:-r quests.
j ;
I The members of the Ottawa Boat
Club entertained the Streator Club
i last evening at a ' smoker." Cards,
bowii.1,4- ',n(l various other forms ot
! aniusenieiit furnishej tlie enterti'in
; incut of the evening. About forty
, members oof the Streator Club were
present.
; i v
! The regular school and reception
I will be held this even'.ng at Willis'
; Lancing Academy. Some of the new
j dances will be taught by Prof. Willis.
I
j The Young Girls' Sodality of St.
j Patrick's church entertained at a
I Valentine party lr.st evening pt St.
, Patrick's hall for the members of the
DIAMOND IN AN EGG.
It Was One of Many That Had Been
Broken In a Tannery.
Chi -ii mi, 111. - The oyster, wbh h e
casioually ceiuhs up a sure euourl:
pearl, and the interior department 'f a
goiise, which recently delivered a lav al
lien', now will take a bark sent for tin
egg which gave ut a diamond ring.
The egg was one of many which Miss
Hilda Levy had broken t r a tanning
isiinpany by whi. li she is employed.
She declared that the hhell was un
broken when she lirst got hold i f the
"If it had bee busted your nose
would have told you so a blm k away,"
she declared. The manager was skep
tical and l-elieveil some one was trying
to "kid" him.
Anyhow, Hilda still is in possession '
of the ring. "Findin's is keepiu's," ehv 1
says.
Language of Footprints. ,
Anion;,' the Indians the study of hu
man fotdpriiits was carried to a tine
point. Many of us would be u'ole to
say at a glance, "Here goes Sound
so," with perfect accuracy, liven the
children would recognize instantly the
footprint of a stranger from another
tribe. It was claimed by some that
character may be read from the foot
print, just us some white pcple un
dertake to read It from the handwrit
ing, on the ground that certain char
acteristic attitudes uud motions of the
body, rellecting mental peculiarities,
affect the gait and consequently the
pedal autograph. At any '."ate. our
people were close readers of character,
and 1 do not hesitate to su.v that I'ai.h
ful study of the language of footprints
in all its details will be certain to de
velop your insight us well us your
powers of observation. Charles A..
Lustmun (Ohiyesa) in St. Nicholas.
w
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My Ninety-Seventh Week
All meats are very high. Now is the time that you can save
money and lots of it by trading at the ca-,h rnsrket. We can save
you at least 0 p-;r cent, cn almcst cvsrythin;) that you buy.
We have a nice line of FRUITS. VEGETA3LES and CANNED
GOODS.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, FEB. 10
1 peck, 15 lbs. Potatoes (fancy white) .62c
. . 15c-10': Fancy endive, 2 for 5c
12'-2s-1Cs
. . 13c-15c
He
... 12' '2z
25c
12! 2c
J Extr? fancy tomrtoes 13c
(This is a regular 18c seller)
Coffee, regular 35c size 25c
Corn :ind Pms 12' -c
Wiley's am!aryCasiiMarket
228 MAIN STREET
Eeef pot roast . . .
Beef bod
Rib roast
Veal pet rcrst . . .
Veal stew
Beef tenderloins .
Short ribs of beef
Crcen cr.ions, 3 bunches .
Navel roanges, 2 doz
F;ncy lemons, per doz. ...
Taney eatinrj apples, peck
Fnr.cy celery, p;r stalk .
Crape fruit, each
10c
23c
20s
50c
10c
5c
:
Tranquillity of Liszt.
Liszt was a sweet souled character.
One day two of his friends, musicians,
resolved to put the maestro into o
passion. "Which one of his habits,"
they inquired, "would most seriously
trouble him were he deprived of it ';"
"I'erhaiis," was the answer, "he
would suffer most if deprived of u well
made bed."
The two confederates, ilth u louis,
bought over a servant to their designs.
She was not, It was ugm'i, to make
bis bed for that lil-ht.
I.iszt slept badly and the next morn
iijr simply said, "Vou have forgotten
to make my bed."
Tor two days following she neglect
ed making the bed, uinl on the third
day the mac.' tro simply said:
"I see that yon have decided not to
make my bed. Well, let It alone. 1
have come to accustom myself to it."
SOME E
ARGAINS
Fancy Cocking Apples, per pc
Uncolorcd Japan Tea, ib. 25c Tea .... 20c
Palmolivc Soap, 3 bars for 25c
Be&chnut Peanut Buter, 15c Glass for . . 10c
Remember we handle WARD'S high grade
cakes.
Al! fresh VEGETABLES and FRUITS.
that the German foreii;n olliee has told
.....i .-'former Anibussa.lor Gerard that his
CilUllU.lC, i,,.,,t,t o i ft. . . it:',..
Hab'.o whenever ; "J-'n "J 11,J "JU !',!tl" I
; uecorateit tor tns occasion. The at.
j Columba orchestra furnishel the r.ius
I ie and dancing was enjoyed. Refresh
j mer.ts were nerved ar. i a lanst delifilit
j ful time was cnjoyel by all.
The ordinary year ends on t!n same
day of the week as that on which ii
begins.
JOHN
A. WELSH
Live Stock.
Cattle-Open, steady;
logs-Open, .' to 10c up; close, 15c
up
Sheep Open, P c up; clore, strong
passports now are available v
estimate ! he desires to leave. The last direct
i word from Mr. Gerard was dated Feb-
estimate j ruury 5.
! Meanwhile the position of the Unit
! ed States remains unchanged. OIHcials
have marie it plain th.it while thre
h.is been "technical violations" of the
international right.; if the Cnitel
PtattM they have not been of the
close, steady.
Ottawa Cash Grain.
Xo. Yellow Corn OTiC.
Xo. 3 White Corn Mile
Xo. 15 Mixed Corn ;i."e.
No. H White Oats 51 c.
Iltit
Produce.
fresh and pweet
r.lrictly fresh, pc
Live Stock.
per lb., 32c
doz., 4!ie.
tlin spurrows
heur.e.
had posten into the
LACE GROWS OH TREES.
Panama Product May Talis Plsce of
Mosquito Netting.
New Orleans, I.a. Lace grow on.
trees on the isthmus of I'anuiua, und
the trees jtrow wild in the swanipn.
Captain L. W. Uichurils of the steam-;
ship Xorwclk brought ti tine sample,
not merely us n curiosity, but to induce
tests ns to the probable utility of the ;
plant or the tree In this section. j
Wheu the bark of the limbs is strip-;
ped there are rolls of Ultny substance J
of n texture very much like mosquito
netting. The size of these layers in
creases with the size of the tree, the
largest being about a foot In diitmcter.
The fabric Is strong nml can be sewn '
without tearing.
The natives use the stuff in making
garments
that by cultivation the trees inny be- i ';;
coma vcrv vnlieih o nnil tf t in lnno I
lnyors cumiot be enlarged some process
( lut liens -f-pi in;; chickens, iu r P
heavy hens, per lb. 17c; light
hens, per lb., 12'i-, year i.l-l loosters.
per lb., Sr.
(here per lb. 12c.
Spring ducks, per lb., 2."e.
Steers, stock, per cwt
oer civt., ?'S.uu.
Cahes, per cv!., f S.f-0.
'.anibs, per cwt., 5s.no.
Sheep, per ewl, ?7.0't ami
Hogs, per cwt., $11. CO.
0ra:n and Straw,
Hay, timothy, per ton, $i.".uO.
Hides and Wool.
No. 1 hiiiea, per lb., 10c.
No. 2 hides, per lb., l.'c.
No. 1 horre hide, $,".00 each.
$i).Hu; fat
$1U0 Reward, $100.
The renders uf tins paper will ho pleas
ed Ot ii-iMii Unit lln.'1'e is at least nil''
tlreaib.-il disea:!- liiat Minnie h.i tie.-n iil'le
ti tiU'e hi all Its staues. and Unit is
L'.il.inli. il.iii's Catarrh Cure is tie- only
l.iisiuv" cure now i.nown to the ine.liuai
t: aO-riiit .,'. i ;; l.i'Th lielm; .1 Conslitntlmi-
.ii iliseasf, rinjiiires a constitutional treat-
character upon which the President
i woaid base his Ue:;t step. The Ger
tu 'ui snbiiKirine cutupuign continues in
fall swing and vessels are being tor
pedoed and sunk without warning, but
- uptr the present time no American
.vessel has been attail.ed without
I warning. The president's attitude, his
: advisers say today, it one of continued
"watchful waiting."
The tit .te Department has received
only unolli-ial i!isp:it.-hes reporting
I the death uf George Washington, an
American negro fireman on the British
steamer Turlno. its agents have been
! directed to sen ! along all particular
; immediately and they will be eonsider-
ed along with the reports of the tor
peiloing of the California, on which
! was an American eilh.en au I e. number
j of other sin'viugs idioiit which the
I Americin f inbii. ry in London has
; ful useluliiess.
i The question of this government, re
affirming the Prussian treaties of 17!!)
' and lt'JS will not be considered by the
; administration until after the Ger
! man reqansi is ollicitilly received. Ac
I Mon of Ambas- 'dor Gerard in refus
I ing to taVe the matter up witli the
! Germ in foreign olliee is approved here
; where if is pointed our that he h'tv-
iii;v been recalled and the embassy
turned over to the Spanish ambassa
dor there was nothing that Mr. Ger
ard could do in the premises. Inas
much as President, Wilson already has
to see
that the spirit of the treaty as so
v.-i'.i set aside all private work until
'.heir gcvcrrimcnt construction Is out
jf the way. It Is also officially stated
hut In the event of war mare th-v.n
.il,OC0,i)ii.) tons of American shipping
ill be available for governmental
purposes.
NOTICE.
L &
PHONE 1033
i .;. .;. .:.:.
Monday, February 12th, Liiicoui s
liiithday, being a le:al holiday, we
the undersigned banks of the City of
Ottawa, will bo closed.
Tlii: NATIONAL CITY HANK.
OTTAWA HANKING & TRUST
CO...d'ANY.
T 1 1 i'' I'lK'ST NATIONAL HANa
(); OTT.'t YA, ILL.
MANUALO
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
FEARS HE'LL BE CRAZY.
Qruton W.inta to Find Some Way to
Stop Counting Razor Strokes. '
Moultrie. Ha. Kilgar It. llruion of
(ins city ;::;..'; tliiit lie is at mil P.e is
:,oieg i ;:i::;- i." he d tesn't ti'.el sotue way
to op et-r.i'.iing slndies d' his razor j
when he shaves.
I f he . .ihii-it devise s :liia way to j
break I li' Inibii, be tie. lares, actual !
nn.dn-'ss .v;sies him ia the fa. e.
Several m- id'is n;i- he bled that;
ue woui I - i'c I iiw many strokes it ton!; j
to shave, lie cociiteil, .-having ill h'.s j
ttsual way. and f-e.uel that he used t"o ,
iuau.". ' 1 i 5 1 ! i be set si 1 tut !-ys, emal ii j
ally tn !e 'a c l',,e ir.iinber. 'i-imiint; j
each liu.e be i-haveil s'lid elimlliM I ing j
the useless strokes, be imi.iaao ! at the j
end of ;i ti w months t crt the daii;- I
'pern -Ion ; -vn. Put imw Ie- has foim 1 i
that be siti't keep from eoenling. j
Thieves Ctca! Uuticr Vertb 51,200.
New Vi rk.-.'.botlt two weeks li'.Ki
lift.v-oise tubs of butter wire stolen'
from a New York commission mer
chant iiboet 4 a. in., nml im trace i
could be U)'.mh although the police'
The following is a list of unclaimed
tters at the postollice;
Advertised February It
Paldwin, Miss Prances
ChurhouncauM, lOlsie
( assidy, Miss Mary
Preastead, Marten
Karris, Luther
Good'nred, Mrs. J. C.
I ..l.'.cr, S.
.Johnson, Mis.s .iinela
Knapp, George
1 i ague, Prank
.Van in, P. J.
Me la.asa.i, At', tin.
I'm Kenliam, doe
ilex Co Operat Iv
S'ferd, Miss Gertrude
Sticklinp. Miss; Cecilia
I'i ii. merman, Phigene
Why Ooy an Fxpenment
Sales Age
i,nf iImIIs I alatlh 1 , LI 1 . - Itt taken III
i teiiiaii;., le-iing ihri-ciiy upon the bioou i maoe it plain tnat lie inteniis
Ulal niaeei.M sMiisioes nl tile s stein, tllere
.1, ai,,.'iit,' tln f(,llliil.i ' ion nf the
Laplaln Itlcliarils believes I ii seas.-, nml giviiut the patient strength ; far as mutual t roteetion of rights are
lm lilting, ue tne euiisiiiiiuoti ami
isUiiiK iiaiiire III iloinir us worn.
ln oonetui s nave so uracil laun n. us
curative uv.r:s iiiat tin-y ofler One lltm-
! .1.....1 i.a u f ... ,.uk.. ii'i. i .... .
Diuy be perfected by which they can be I t0 tv,r,., ir 'ui ,,( tetrmoidal.
tnlno.l intn II fllblle wbieli ivlll tunl.-.i I Allllr-SS F. J. OIIKM'.'V I M
the finest mosquito bar und may even j
Toledo, Ohm
serve for summer raiment.
Cynical Shaw.
In this world If yon do net say a
thing In an Irritating way it Is Just
ns well not to say It nt till, because
people will not trouble themselves
iitiout anything tint docs not trouble
tlietu. l'.ci'nuril.Shii w.
MARRIAFE LICENSES.
Sold lo
in
Pruwui:
Kvan A. Huff. Mt. Palatine, III
Mrs. Kent li. lfoloe!;er, Piilatine,
l-'rank O. MeMuhon, Mendota ..
Miss Marie Martinet to, Muudota
III-
Used Pianos.
We have a waiting list for used
pianos, If you have one that you are
not using, exchange It for a self
player, or talking machine, at the
Smith Mush: Company, 821 Lu Halle
s'reet, Gayety building, next to entrance.
All
Special Assessment.
persons whose property is us-
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY. j
FOR RE:XT Two lots, Lawndule Ad-j
dition, South Ottawa, Pluck 1, lots 4 I
and 5. Apply F0f Scmnnre Gt.
WANTED Two live salesmen. Liuly
sessed for either paving or sewer, or
both, are hereby notified that Install
ment is due January 1, 1D17, and pay
able at the city office In east base
ment room of Central Life building,
t V. W. CURTIS,
tf City Clerk.
The ! concerned is lived up to it is believed
here thi'.t eventually the entire pro
visions will be reallirmed.
Arrangements for the departure of
Count von Bernstorff and his suite are
about complete, Me has asked that
the State Department secure hla safe
conduct in writing and this will be
done. Just when he will leave here
has not been determine 1, tint being
left to the secret r.rvioc guards de
tailed to look after his tafety.
Th3 military ami naval preparations
continue without change. Secretary
Daniels has approved the offers of ship
yari.t with government contracts to
work double shifts, nml where pos
sible, triple. The Newport News Ship
building Company, has promised that
the battleship Mlsdstippi, recently
launched shall be completed by mid
summer, p had not been promised un
til 1IHS. The company Immediately
will lay down the keel of a new bat-
were iintil;
prices for
the stolen
$i,".r.i.;o.
ed. At the present rate of
butler, -11 cents per pound,
tubs represent a value of
L- l TO-DAY
VITAGR PH presents
Lillian Walker
i x
The Dollar arid Thz Law
K
WE OFFER
Smith Motor. Truck
FIRST PREFEREB STOCK
at Per Sfear e
Convertablc into 10 shares common
July 1, 1917
Annual capacity, 30,000 Smith-Fcrm-A
Trucks
FACTORY 66th street and West
58th otrsctt, hkd?o.
STEEL for 30,000 trucks
last June at $49 per ion.
market price $80 per Ion.
DELI VI
bought
Present
January
The only pict
ever m.icle -.now-
Fei
POTATO PROFIT 103 PER CE:iT
That's What South Jersey Farmers
Er.riuJ on "heir Stock.
Wuinlstown, X. J. runners are pr"s
penuis. nt. least ilowu In southern New
Jersey, where ti large perceiita'-'e of
New York city's potatoes tire roun.
The t'oiitb Jersey Farmers' exehiinir.'
tlechireil n loo percent stock tlivlileml
iiinl mi 8 per cent etn.li t1i iilciid.
The exchuiiKi! Is it co-operative sell
In,;; orti'anlratleti, with 7."i fanners iim
iiieiuberx. At its sixteen stations bi:-t
year !k7 carloiuls of while jiotuioeti
were handled nt mi nvernge prb o of 1)0
cents n bii' liel. It did n total business
In 11)10 of $1,087.:: 17. TO, with n net
profit of $:!1.2.".7.7'J. This was the bu'
(icst your since Its orgunlzutioti In Hin,),
i:'0 tbo
money.
cruary
ami printing ar.cl mak;nj of
SATURDAY.
INCE TRIANGLE
'Three of Many
with -
Clara Willhirc
COMING '-IDLE ViIVC3
i!
u.isuaAnjU(sm ' scat 'A3:-ju.jviMM
tie
Worth Going After.
The Ha In prizes that will he given
nt the Turner's Marqueratle. Mon.lay
evening, February 10.
or ncnt. Salary a:i 1 eotiiinlan'oii
to right patrles. Thono 05 14. 0-10 1:'
MANUALO
Triplets Follow Twins.
Torre Hnute, lnd. Mrs. Joseph Mar-;
elnhl, wife of ti miner cast of the city,
tnive bii lh tn triplets, mid nil tire doln
well. Tin' mother is thirty si: years onl
the busbiiiiil loi'l.v-sin en. A year
the mother uuve birth to twiiiH.
who still live. The triplets nml;e ten i
livinc children.
icahip in the spuro vacated by the 1 ,,lu
Mlsslsslnnl deferrlliT action on n bti I
tuerchont liner which was to be built
there, Iti presentutivps of the Fore
river and t'ti Kleclrlc Boat Cotnt. miea
have nsHiircd the Department that 1 FO'l WICK 11KSULTS THY Till'
tiny will employ every ava'ir.ble nun j "WANT' AIH. IX THE FltlilO ,
ou destroyera an.l submatinea. They TUADliU-JOUHXAIi.
FARCE IN TWO ACTS
St. Francis Dramatic
Club
Schefcr's Hall
Thursday, Feb, 15
Canary After ihe Shov
Adtr.ir.Eion, 2"c. Dancing, cv.tt a.
1,500
2,000
March 2,800
AFTER MAY 1ST 200 TRUCKS
PER DAY
534 orders on hand Saturday, Feb
ruary 3.
WE ESTIMATE PROFITS OF FIVE
MILLION DOLLARS THIS YEAR
And Smith common at $20 per shuro,
and don't you forget it.
last Cail
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N. Y. Curb
lots1.,
Ask for MR. ELLIS at Clifton I
or write for particulars to
Andrews (Sh Co.
Entire 4th floor I 03 South La Salic St.,
Chicago.
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