Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., January 08, 1921, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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PAGE FIVE.
SATURDAY JAfUARY a, 1921.
OTTAWA FREE TR VDER - JOURNAL.
RESCUE TO 1
FROM CIUTCHES OF NEWS
CLEVER PANDERER
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C. OF C. COMMITTEE
ON CHILD WELFARE
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Attention, W. R. C.
I All members art' requested to mee! t
at St Columba school at o'clock ilnuii
sharp Sundaj to attend the funeral ofjbori
n. AUHsem .'it si. coiumun late
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Card of Thanks, V
si, uj t xu heartteit
the kind friends and neigh-
ii klndl assisted us l" our
ivement, MBS. M.W.MK
PIAMM, MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
1)1 N. AND FAMILY,
THICK DAI
Notice.
Why Does Ottawa Look
Like a Seaport Town?
of Daugh- well,
day, Jan. ll, to tow
iiai inn post- around.
p Berry came
many sales
Berry Advertiser.
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ROBERT WARWICK
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"JACK STRAW."
Lots of Comedy, romance and excitement.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
MARION DAVIES "APRIL FOLLY."
A story of a pretty girl who frustrates the plot of a schem
ing crook. An exciting picture. Also "THE GUMPS."
COMING
"THE INNER VOICE."
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Chicago society's rolling the bonm! Down on its knoos In
lake shore mansions, the "Four Hundred" shoots its dice. Of
course these are "society dice" displayed In the hie; jewelry stores.
Tiny little cubes of moonstone and agate with points inlaid with sil
ver, platinum or pearl. How tiny they are is shown above tive of
t Ik in alongside ordinary poker dice. The Jewelers ray they are sell
ing like hot cukes. Miss Jean liberie, a sub-d.il) devotee is shown
loiiinf; the gallopers,
PUBLIC SALE
Having rented my far
and two rnilf
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HOLD BABY BANDIT FOR
CENTRAL LIFE THEFTS
I will cell at Public Sale at my place two miles east
north of Plumb House, Streator, Illinois, on
JANUARY 12, 1921.
at 10:00 a. m. sharp the following described proeprty to-wit
16 HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES 16
One team of fine black geldings well matched, coming five and seven year
old, weight 35C0 lbs.: one team fine black gelding-,, coming five years old,
weight ?900: one team extra good black drivers, well broke to all harness,
eight and nine years old. weight 1100 lbs. each: one black gelding coming
three years old, weight 1450: one span brown mules coming five years old,
weight 2SO0: one span black mules coming four years old, weight 2200; one
span white mules, and three other mules coming two years old, two of which
are well matched.
12 HEAD OF CATTLE 12
One registered Polled Durham bull. Prince, X-9528, Amer. Polled Durahm
herd book: seven head milk cows as follows: one roan cow giving milk, eight
years old: one red and white tpotted ccw giving milk, tive years old; three
red cows 'giving milk, four years old each: one red cow giving milk, three
years old; one red and white spotted cow three years old; one black cow,
.'. years old. AH of these cows are bred to above registered bull: three com-two-year-old
steers: one red bull ten month's old.
HARNESS.
9ne set new b'-eschen harness, nickle-plated; two sets slip
nickle-mounted; one set stationary tug harness: one set
i sets single driving harness: several collars: on heavy
Five
tug ham
light hai
stock sa
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ners; one
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One lr
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS
jnal manure spreader in good shape: one P. & 0. disc new last
)eere disc: one Tower pulverizer; four section wood harrow;
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one Janesville cianti plow: one ueere suiKy piow. one nayca cum "T .
1&0 rods wire, one new P. &. O cultivator; one Sattley cultivator; one Menr
dcta Tower cultivator: two Hill & Formhals wagons ore nearly new; one.
Hill and Formhalls running gear with dump baorris: one good hay rack on
iron truck; two single buggies; one carriage: one bob-sled; one cutter; one
McCormick mower: one Keystone side delivery rake: one Clean Sweep hay
loader: one McCormick corn binder; one complete elevator; one Fairbanks
model Z, 3 h, p. engine; one International feed grinder: one grind-stone: two
three barrel galvanized tanks: two gasoline tanks, 60 and 80 gal.; one tank
heater' several tons Timothy hay in barn.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One kitchen cabinet; one heating stove: one kitchen stove; one Press
double washi g machine: 1 horse Fairbanks gasoline engine.
TERMS OF SALE
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$10 and unuer car.n: on sums over iu a crcun ui mc.vc in
g.ven on notes with approved security, without interest if paid
not so paid, to draw interest at the rate of 7 per cent, fiom date
r cent, discount for cash on sums over $10. No property to be r-
HENRY BENCKENDORF, Owner.
LPH MASON, Auctioneer.
D. ISERMAN, Clerk.
Lunch will be served on grounds.
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ELECTRIC
VACUUM CLEANER
More Eureka Vacuum Cleaners are sold to
day than any other cleaning machine of its
type.
A new factory with an output of 1,000
machines a day was necessary to meet the
demand.
House wives the world over , by their prefer
ence for Eureka, have created this demand.
They appreciate the Eureka because it is an
aire!, alter ard air is an ideal cleaning agent.
Study the small drawing below and you get
anideaofwhytheEurekahasthepreference.
Brooms and brushes get only surface dirt.
With the Eureka air is forced, or "sucked,"
through the fabric into the machine,
carrying all the dirt with it.
The Eureka sunremacv lies in the
fact that its motor draws a larger
volume of air at a greater velocity,
hence it cleans deeper and
more thoroughly.
A demonstration will ex
plain this clearly.
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