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MONDAY, FEBRUARY ."R, 1921,
OTTAWA FREE TRADER - JOURNAL.
PAGE THREE
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Pleads For Peanut
The World's Greatest Airship Wrecked.
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NATIONAL BODY CALLS UPON li
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ALU UNION BODIES TO JOIN IN I jj"'""K 1
MOVEMENT TO DHIVF OUT 80- greeted Jn,
VIETS IN THEIR RANKS. Iiiw mill iieehitn
Win hlngl ii
iiiKiit by uie American rederutlon nt,
l.ubor in calling officially upon jii
workers i o Join In a inovenn tit Lb,
lireveni the spret.il of 1 Isln vism. In
eutlKUl iutiH miidu of . mi. in inns in'
In sin mill reports rocelvod I'roui thtit
country from various sources, it is as
sorted; prove tti.ii. the Bovlel rule la
ii iiiettaofl to the best Interests oi the
worlCmK classes
modern times in any country u more
ruthless persecution uud sluiinliter of
labor unionists than thai which Is now '
taking place In whal ill. Norwegian
lahor party calls 'barburous sot lei i
liusslii.' " the stateniei the Amerl :
run Federation of Labor reads.
"Things have gom
Morrbelm, secretary
French lahor union
itsi, although un 1
revolutlonar) syndic
Issued .in appeal to i
the world to raise Itt
I Ins appeal deserves u response n
every country of the world and espe
dally in tbe I'nited States Let tin
soviet savagei knew what labor of tin
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It :i total Wr icfe, In ;i lesi lliuli
'' ' iii lihe hit .i hill iii Yorkshln
RUTLAND.
i
il i of CIili :n'i were hm tight to Hut
i i wt iiaiuftft'xl. Then high winds America! was taken jut after
lurried her out over the North sea. landing i:i a I where sheep
Inally the crew of thirty got her grazing, Shortly after she collap
melt but gh tiraBhea (ii landing Her entirely. In the summer of 1919
iac.k was broken and hor nose crush- flew to America in 103 bom s and hi
l In, This photo, the first to reach to iSnglund in 75 hours,
ki. liel t
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ter, wi
Spit ii"
if ftuth
i William .-ii
1 1 in on May
homestead, r.
. mid her entl
tence: 'II I !,:.
would goblet.' "
Student Nurses
The Ryburn City Hospital wants
young ladies between the ages of 19
and 50 to enter its training school.
One year's high school education
required.
i he Ryburn hospital Is an accredit-
1 school of high standing. It-- gradu
ates are eligible to the state examina
tion for registered nurses.
Students are given instruction,
board .and comfortable living quarters
besides being paid a salary.
I 'm further particulars see
JESSIE HORN,
Superintendent.
far il
in I zed labor of
noui
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On
on tin, I ;i tin
.1 mib south-
civilized woibl thjnks of their be Hal
system, Let every labor organization
In the country n spoud."
The appeal Issued losl nlghl by the
federation is u pari of II t flghl against
those representlves of tilt soviet gov-j
erntneut and the command I who
have been endeavoring to work with
in tbe organizations affiliated with
the federation, and Samuel i ; nnnei s 1
0 consistent stand against the ultra-1 pre
radical leaders who have attempted not
to vain control ami lias obtained the
whip hand, A denunciation ol bolsho-l ,.
vlsm was Included In the recent bill
of rights adopted by the . onfi renci of ;
national ami international unions last
. 'i (
till' ell n yestei
statement thai Russian labor has been ' ;s
: '!e .
, i :
Italian lahor delegations, after send- sin
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pi,,.,
" 1 11 if at La Salle, wen Tuonday fill tnemUor of the Italian. I Christian
al the hoaie of Mr. and Mrs church and also ol ilmland Ftebekah
be. hnme at Royu Center, fnd, time of ! death. Mrs, Cinnamon
T VV Mateer visited over Sim la". held In high esteem hy a widsi
; r at ly regret
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Look for the
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Ii l'trnci ;
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1 ; lulll lid ',! ' ' ' 1 ' ere held at I
I .nra and Kdna Boyd spent Sunday I tiari church at 2 o'clock on Friday eft-
at tl. hum oi then- i t r. Mr . 0 emoon, itev. R, H Doan of Arming
il' le at-.
formerly :i Rutland pastor, deliv-
ii,
mi, missions
f( ii.nl
Normal. ""' ritualtt lie services of the Rebekah
nt. iulent C. Siinll w ni : ' - 1 1
uie jaogei oi me deibate oetween . ron ano tamity nave mnveii
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the latter place on Thursday. El Paso Arthur Peterson Is now occupying th.
..'. :iml Mrs, Ihomas Boyd and his The boys' basketball teams of the
Bister, Mrs Jacob Moschel. of henoa Magnolia and Rutland High schools
'"I Sunday at the home of thoir j played in Rntlond Coramilnlty ball on
mother. Pridnv nvenlnir Th Ital Innil hova
mnetto Balderston was a , wore victorious, 10 to 14,
Htrcator dunnr
Name
"Willurd" on a batt ry idrnti
fif it us the product of tbe
pioneer in Btarting and lighting
batteries.
It stands fr the most im
portant b.-tt-ry development
the Willard Threaded Rubber
Battery.
When yon buy n Willard
Threaded Rubber Battery the
only battery with Threaded
Rubber la1 ulation you buy
freedom from old time separa
tor troubles, h cause the plates
ol this batury ure insulated
not merely separated. Siwes
tnj.jA and expense,
A , about the Willard
Threaded Rubber Battery and
how you can recognise it.
BATTERY and KLECTRIC
SERVICE. STATION
217 W. Main St.
I WANTED!
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; a til
II III
l rorui.
vldcnci
that after Inaugurating u
forced labor, n bb h the gi
of tbe Russian workers lr
to accept, the bolshevik
has now adopted a cam pa I
less persecution and statu,
bur unionist
It is held further thai B
!.,.: rj .
e'-in lahor 1
conditions have been exib
oned, or murdered,
feasant pi
tyranny.
'- he appi
tlon Ol l.a
from the t
sions whic
time
Bird Prot:ction Effective.
Thai the ; ml
uf tbe law !
mid tnurketlng of migrator
birds i no,, producing exeellei
suits is pointed out by pRlcluls
bioloclcul survey. Without u
regulations protei tiii mt ,
Is receiving reports front
of the country showing tl
protectiop now enjoyed b;
their uumbttrs are Inert
jeaf. and that they are i
Bprlttg to numeruut breed
which they have di serted
Jem 'S,
Try B Want Ad In the I
Journal lor Quick li
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B SAbE TEA ii;
FADED M GRAY HI
If Mixed with Sulphur ii Darken:
so Naturally Nobody
can Tell.
OranJrr.otUo- kept her Vialr beauti
fully terkened, glossy and attractlvs
With n trew ol S,.i;c i on ana Snlpl
the we ' U a 7 Wm R I
True. v sbAAIAJi NSrS. I
' unri Tli re' one lien" thai evervbndv W r a 3! i
' ', 7 ";; - ' mi his gam Just for the ,
m - - rfiil
I ! Draiws U a Close I
SDecial bale I
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vw.-.t '...no.
OAS RANfJFS I
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Must be clean. Any
size or color will do.
This office pays 6c
N a pound for your rags
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j Wednesday, March 2, commencing i :00 p. m. A
at Jarm 5 mules south and 1 mile east of Otta- p
S wa and 2 1-2 miles north and 1 mile east of jj
p Grand Ridge.
9 HORSES, FARMING IMPLEMENTS $
i HOUSEHOLD GOODS. i
CHRIS WEISS
J James Darling, Auctioneer. Olio Maas, Clerk i
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iODFREY
The remai kable opportunities offered, it
is hardly necessary to say have appealed
O r tit
Mtith e. l-r.w ,i .-nana .- IN T PJ 4 IV 'vtti'Cit'.l ..UVCiCv Willi 4iU r. SUii UldC
Whenever her ! - '. - ...i " i 1 J f.j ?)f irtArsrSrtt B . J ?
Bwled of streaked appearance, mis sim- 111 HI. flCUllCI lllslll I.L - sl m 1
?it "sssr wBa; ?ttJ sjrffi iSvUvcU, fl"ii there are not many stoves remaining. In
tending purchasers should therefore lose
no tine in placing orders.
What word hold, greater interest today.' King Quality Flour
n Economy. Because ol Its superior quality and largo amount of
iiih gletp.i not only Is King Quality the best flour for quality but
t will make the most bread fr.m the lea:;t flour.
Car King Quality Flour bought before the big advance, just arrived
King riour, 'li lb. K.ir.ks $2 89
24 lb. sacks Pla Safe Flour $ 50
49 lb. sacks Schmlnke's Beit . $2.49
Did you hear about sugar? Market advanced a cent and a half
in five days.
COMBINATION SALE
12 tbs. finn Granulated Sugar for 1.00
With 3 tb. Delicious City Club Cof'ee for 1.00
Or with a lb. of Japan Tea at 60
This is a rich smooth coffee and warranted to please the most fastidious.
COO Baking Chocolate, 30c cakes
.18
B Jelly Powder, all fii
vors, 3
PILE and GOITER
store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur r;i
Compound." you will not a large hot-
tie of this old-time recipe Improved r . .
by the additl n of other Ingredient, all OA'L'olALlD 1
ready t use. at very little cost. Thi-
simple mixture can he depended upon FILES. 1 n move by an absorbent
to restore natural color apd beauty V method that removes tbom forever,
the hair , knif , , chloroform, bo delay
a vfeiiKnown oowntovm iiruKpiii
Beys everybody uses Wyeth's 8ase and Irom wor"
Sulphur Compound now because it c;oiTER, I n luce by a depeodabta
fliiritens so naiurauy aiei evenly mat absorbent llH.'lllod tliat Rlvea COtB- 'fKI
it s fo ea?y to use, too. ou liiniply ' ... .
dampen a comb or soft brush and heart eyes and bervea
.iriiw 11 lliiuuii uu, 1 : .1 1 1 , i.imi!;; imii .
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riiuuu u. mn-. i.j tiMMiiiii .ii. in.iei ii a'.vii, iiu;ivii, 111., every
Fray hair disappears; after another Saturday I ' '1 6 p m
application or two, it la restored to It nfB . '' 11
natural color and look'' -.-Insay, soft u"ut ,n,'r 'v '"" '"""
and beautiful This preparation la a --nr C 1 1 t-,
elellghtfut toilet - 11 Is not In. ZUJ U IVlaill ru.
tended for the 1 jre, BUU(aUoB or pre- c .i,
muuvu r u.siaae. 1 otreator, lit.
Monthly Payments if desired
&mc Service Lotrmms-
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Just tapped, bbl. Cocoanut,
tb. 35
Job lot 1 tb. Baking Powder .10
Warranted to Please
200 Good Parlor Brooms . . .5?
DRIED FRUITS
BIG BEAN SALE
5 lbs. small Baby Lima Beans
A 1 Tb. rhnirA P,-rt.--
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25
4 His. choice Navy Beana . .25
5 lbs. fresh Rolled Oatmeal .25
5 tbs. fine Hominy Grits .. .25
J tbs. Dried Peas 25
3 tbs. Pearl Barley 25
It lb. choice broken Macaroni .15
Canned Goods Labels Damaged
1 can Smoked Salmon 10
1 largs can pink Salmon .. .19
4 cans Mustard Sardines .. -29
4 cans Oil Sardines 29
'j tb. t ns Tuna Fish 15
1 tb. choice Cooking Fit;s .. .20
1 tb. choice Bright Apricots .35
3 tbs. choice small Prunes .25
( ', - 1 elei-, .-, taa nft
V Hawaiian Pineapple 20
Large cms Kidney Beans.. .10
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A Exclusive selling agency Chase &. Sanborn's Boston Teas and Coffees.
Phone No. 123 for Fresh Florida Strawberries Tomatoes. Cucumbers.
Cauliflower, Head Lettuce. Green Onions, Brussels Sprouts, Round
Radishes, Sp'nach, Parsley.