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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, ,1821.
PAGE TWO
OTTAWA FIU2K TRADER -JOURNAL
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FARMERS HASTEN TO r 7 I 1 1
SELL YEAR'S CROP;! I
WIADkTT UCAICHC! L '-.il
iv unrxr ii i n i I it) u
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Substantial
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DUMP GRAINS IN RUSH TO GET
TOP PRICES, WITH RESULT
THAT SHRINKAGE FOLLOWS
REPORT ILLINOIS CORN OUT
OF DANGER.
The member of Hie Dayton Himie
maker' elrcle held tlu-ir annual luit
MM IMttlni t It Ik ulluiiiDDU a' the
lumw of Mr Henry Schmidt In Oaf
ton tonrM&Ip Alxmi thirty MlM
were in iitlHiulunee. Tile afterncon.
follow Uifr the luinlnes session was
spent with H very .-njoyablo oeitJ
hour in the srtarnoon dsllclcms f
H'eHlllIieniH rr,
St. Paul, Sopt. 8 Furty per . - nt
if the 192.1 Bruin OrOO Of the I'nlieil
States lias been dumped on the mar
ket in the first thirty days of lie
harvest season and has duprwued
prices far below actual value, James
U. Howard, president cf the Ameri
can Farm Bureau Federation, told a
mass meetlnx of farmers today at
the atAte fair.
Mr. Howard characterized IB mar
keting system of the country as "ills
orderlv" and ald it had broken down
under' the pressure of 130,00,
hushels of grain thrown on western
1 imirkets In a single month.
"The breakdown of the present
grain marketing," he said, demon
strates vividly the necessity cf a na
tional co-operative grain marketing
system by whkm the farmer-' train
inn be sent to market as the market
can aibdorb it."
Credit Head to Tour.
Washington. Sept. s Kiigene i, v
er Jr.. managing airecior in me m
Finance Corporation, will leave soon
ror a personal survey of the agrli til
tural and live stock sections of the
west and south, lie said today he
profeabiy will go to Chicago and from
there to the principal sections of the
country in -which the advances of
credits under the enlarged power- of
the War Finance Corporal ion are to
be made Mr .Meyers also will meal
bankers and financiers.
Iowa Beats Frost,
lies Moines, Sept. S.--More than
hall' the Iowa crop is sale Iron mod
erati frost, according to the weekly
mob bulletin issued today by Charles
The annual business meeting of the
Woman! Christian Temperance Union
was held this afternoon at Hie home
of Mrs. Oeorge Hartshorn on Illinois
Avenue. There was a large sized at
tendance. The reports of the oftaera
who served during the gait fWt weiv
read. Mrs. Pnieila Warrick tin- Ot
KaniaatiOD president gave a report of
the mission and temperance work and
also gave the president's report. Mrs
Joseph Haker Sr made the secre
tary's report. Mrs Edith Bowermaater
guve the treasurer's report and also
the jubilee fund. Mrs James Krli gave
the lower mlsHlon report and Mrs
F.lla Hodgson gave the evangel ist Ic
report The annual election of offloeri
was scheduled to take place at the
close of the afternoon.
The member of the- Walther Luth
er league of the Zion Kvangelical missionary program
Lutheran church held a very enjoy
able wienner roast last nlgllt in a
Vacant lot on Champlain sti t, in
Nforth Ottawa. About fifty luest
tug tire was
were resisted
Kefreshmeiits
buns, pickles.
bv
served
Schmidt.
The ladle of the First M. K. etiurfh
will be entertained by Mr. J. R
tlradley at her home, 711 Kast Con-
gress street. Friday. Sept. i. An aid
meeting Will be held In the morning
while at noon a picnic luucbeon will
be served to which the gentlemen are
Invited, iuring the afternoon tue
will be held All ,
,,ll.u nr.. tn v It,.. I to attend ami 10
bring one article of food.
D. Iteed. director
during the past
toward maturity.
Director Keed
is not indicated.
Watermelons
Abnormal
week
weal he-
ami
have yielded abundantly
rushed corn
record crop
muskmelons
Grapes are
being harvested about three weeks
early.
Illinois Crop Safe.
iSprlngfield, 111., Sept. S. Warm
weather has been favoraible to com
crops, which will soon be safe from
frost, according to Clarence J. Root,
meteorologist at the L'nited State
weather bureau. Special inquiries
indicated that corn in various section
will foe safe after the following dates:
Northern, Sept. 10; central, Sept. 15,
and south, Sept 16. In some areas
75 per cent of the corn Is now safe,
the bulletin says.
were in attenuance a
built, where wieutie.rs
and coffee was made,
consisting of wienners.
and coffee were served.
The members of the Congregation
al missionary society will hold a
meeting tomorrow at the home of
Mr Duncan MoDoucall, KS EOnit
i Jackson street. Mrs tieorge (ileim
will have the paper of the afternoon
Which will be on "Community Life."
A full attendance is desired.
qS SS,
Miss Frances Dunn will entertain
eighteen (ttetta tonight at her home.
106 Burt Superior treat, at a kitchen
shower Ci mplimentarv to Miss Mary
.Vtulholland. whose marriage to Vin
cent J. Hanley will take place next
Week, Garden flowers will he used
for decorations.
Miss Marji rie Flick entertained
with a small dinner last night at the
Flick bakerv COm.pl imentary to Wil
liam Kdens of Chicago, who is visit
ing In Ottawa. Following the dinner
the guests went to the Starved Rock
slate park, where I hey danced.
.5.
Mrs. W. S. Ilhte entertained the
members of her bridge club this af
ternoon at her home on Christie
street. Three tallies of bridge were
played during the litternoon. after
which delic.iou.-. refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The regular monthly business meet
ings and social of the t'hrlstian En
deavor; of the Presbyterian church
will be held on Friday evening, Sep
tember '., at the church.
The members of Rainier Camp, R X
A., will hold a cooked food sale on
Saturday. Sept. 10, in the Western
Union office on Ia Salle street.
I Pattern Dep't
Please end Pattern to
address, la Cls. enclosed.
Evidently Did Not Fear Washington.
David Rums owned the farm on
which the executive mansion and
tnauy department buildings now stand
at Washington, a thrlfiy Scot, who ob
jected to giving the land for Lafayette
square. When Washington reminded
It i 111 he would have been a poor tobac
co rnlser had the federal government
not chosen bis farm, he replied that
hut for 11 fortunate marriage Washing
ton would have been an ordinary sur
veyor, but Washington got the land be
wanted.
The Preface.
Is a preface exquisitely written?
No literary morsel Is more delicious.
Is the author Inveterately dull? It is
a kind of preparatory Information,
which may be very useful. It argues
a deficiency of msie to turn over an
elaborate preface unread; for It is the
at tar of the author's roses, every drop
distilled nt an immense cost. It Is
the reason of the reasoning, and the
folly of the foolish. - Isaac IVIsraell.
Mildew Stains.
" Wet the goods and put sonp on the
Stained parts, then rub salt and lemon
juice Into the ralldeVr, Afterward i
ply powdered chalk and expose article
to the sun and air for several Imnrs.
Another Method is to uxe the pow
dered chalk alone, rubbing well into
the stains, or soaking it in buttermilk
mid rubbing salt into It, afterward
laying the goods on the grass to dry
In the sun.
Dreaming of Fishes.
To dream of being in a li-h market
Phuws that you possess great spirit
and that you will be rewarded for
your trouble. To dream of the tin
of a Han denotes poverty and wretchedness.
Decision.
However imniy paths are offered,
We ran take but one. Rut when we
decide upon a . nurse it Is folly to al
low the mind to wander continnally
ubing the others, speculating concern
ing their possible advantages, and
wondering whether, after all, some
other way might not have been better.
The real rood grew.-, mure difficult by
permitting fancy to paint the others
us smoother," F.xohuuge.
Beyond Compass of One Mind,
Prof. .1. .1. Sylvester, the Kngllsh
mnthematlciuu. who died In RW7, Is)
said to have been the last man who
ever thoroughly familiarised himself
with all branches of mathematics as
knotru in hi day. The subject is now
so vest thai no human mind could pus
Bibly master the whole of It.
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Name
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', PostoMice
' ' State
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Could Fill a Chair All Right.
Dull looking and extremely ft boy
approaches office mininger "Excuse
me, misler. did yojl advertise for a
quick, bright l"y to run trrnnd!i tot
you :"
Carload Fancy Elberta Peaches
For canning.
IS.9S per bushel.
At Oeiger's Grocery.
A NEAT AND CoMFORTABLH
DRESS FOR "HOUSE" OR
"PORCH"
Pattern 3097 is here shown. U
Is cut in 7 Sizes: 34, 36, 38, 4 42,
44 and 4C inches bust measure. A
3S inch size will require 6 yards of
?,'. inch material. The width "f in
skirt at the foot is about 2 yards.
(liugham. seersucker and other
wash goods aro attractive for this
style. The yoke trimming may he
omitted.
A pattern of this illustration
mailed to au.v address 00 receipt of
15c lr silver or stamps.
This Simple Mixture
Kelps Weak Eyes
Ottawa people are astonished at
1 the QUICK results produced by sim
ple camphor, hydrastis, wltchnael.
etc., as mixed in l.avoptik eye wash.
After being afflicted with weak
watery, red eyes for many years a
lady reports the FIRST bottle Uav
optlk helped her. One small bottle
usually helps ANY CASE weak, strain
ed or sore eyes. Aluminum eye ctw)
FREE. Win. I). Duncan, drugglHt.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
AaU ynnr UruULinl I- r
U-r' iHiititontT HrnnrlVN
ltd ("ft CioM r . i - V
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other Hut nt vnur V
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yuti knot-DMbc.t, Sirt. Alwvl Hflltl la
SOID BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
NEW ROAD HOUSE
We have opened a new
Road House, on the Deer
Park road, about 2 miles out.
We serve chicken dinners and
short orders. Open from
noon on all night.
Wn0N'SR0AD HOUSE
Phone 9049-11.
Chicken Dinner $1.00
Carload
FANCY
Elberta Peaches
FORCANNING
S3
95
AT.
GEIGER'S
TOMORROW
Price Reductions
Sale Ends Saturday
BUCK'S
FACTORY
DEMONSTRATION
SALE
Come before our free offer of the "Little Draft Man" Expires. See demonstrated
the marvel or furnacedom Bwck'i Stack-Test Furnaces
" Little Draft Man"
Regulator
FREE WITH EVERY DUCK'S
FCRNACfc. DURING SALE
Given and Installed Fret! Wonderful
fuel snd laboi saving $18. 0o aevice.
OPENS FURNACE DRAFT AT
TIME SET
Opens draft automatically in tHj
morning befcre yOU get up. Prevents
getting up an r.our earlier dnd going
down Into cold cellar. Protects hralth.
PREVENTS FUEL WASTE
Burns the fuet thst would otherwise
be shaken through the grates.
Regular Advertised Price, $18
FREE this week with I Buck's
Briny; or m til thi. Free Heating Plan
Coupon Today
This Coupon enables you to get FRSI a Heating Plan for
your home, tt Is g00dalS0 for the "Little Draft Man"
Regulator r-REF. with a Buck's Furnace o-dered during
this SAL. Visit us today.
Free Heating Plan Coupon!
SAM . PEARSON'S SONS,
w Madison Street.
Gentler. en :
I would like to take advantage of your offer of a
FREE Heating Plan, drawn up to meet my require
me'its by Buck's Heating Engineers.
Signed
Address
This Heating Plan coupon, if presented during wae(
of Bur'-; Factory Demonstration SALE, is good alsJ
for the - Little Draft Man" Regulator free with a
Suck's and installed without cost.
Be siire to attend this big :ale and learn how you can
keep your home warm, comfortable, perfectly ventilated and humidified, on a sur
prisingly small amount of fuel. A Buck's is cleanly, easy to tend, absolutely depend
able in all weathers.
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BUCK'S
28 great features
never before
combined
Buck's improvements include an
extra large feed door, as shown
below, an ash sprinkler, automa
tic adjustable homidnier, self
cleaning radiator, ilrait equalizer,
3-way air-Mast, waist-hi lever
shaker, and ji other valuable im
provements. See them demonstrated!
STACK-TEST
FURNACES
Save 1 firing out of
every 4
l he draft equalizer alone curs
down the number bl firings in
cdld weather from 4 every 24
hours to only 3 saves 1 shovel
ot coal mit i t every 4. Keeps
the In uiie evenly heated.
( ome see lor yourself. Learn
how easily one ot these furnaces
can be installed. During this
sale is the tithe to huv !
Sam S. Pearson's Sons
HARDWARE, SHEET METAL AND FURNACES
217 Madison Street
IMS
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NOTE EXTRA LARGE FEED DOOR
The feed door of a Buck's is extremely large size 11x17 no banging shovel
against door frame no spilled coal to clutter up the floor and make extra work.