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Ffi'DAY. JAM,' A I
Till: OTTAWA PHKIi THAI )K R-I O t J H X AT
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GOVERNMEN
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FUG ON GRAINS
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DIVIDES FARMERS
CLIQUE IN FAVOR OK PLAN
PROMIES TO CARRY THEIR
PROPOSAL TO FLOOR OF CON
FERENCEDISCUSS MARKET
ING 8CHSMCS,
Wat hlngl
Tho 1 1 itiiin.it
111 t IllSl tii I
or It markt
mi, JaB. -7 i liy A. J'.i
i Icttlturul conferom o
'i take up the 1 1 port
i i immlttt b, a do-
butt' on tri Hi' il price hilng for
commt dttlt was 1 x eted to levokip
during con deration of this commit
tee's repcrt, udvo .it ul thj plMi di
feated u 1 iniiiiiitu '. having unnounc
ed their Intention of carrying; their
argument to t.ho Moor
The conference Thursday entered
hearing of the lenate agricultural ooin
ntlttee on r 1 1 - Ladd price stabilisation
discussion In the senate and at the
bill, Senator rleflta, Democrat, Ala
bam a, sprei s d hope lhal the confer.
ence would result in tome good He
criticised selection of Its delegates,
The sdmnistraton, ha said, "from
the President down," i- losing no op 1
portunlty to "rap" the congressional
agricultural blue which was Indorsed!
by the conference.
Mr. Heflin's speech followed a statt
ment 1 ganator La Folli ble that
the condition of agriculture was the
"result of forcible di flatten" brou ;hl
about ''through conttol of the na
tions credit by the will of s few great
II 1111 licit iv."
At the senate agricultural bearing
J, a. iWinnamaJter of South Caroline,
a deleg it'' 1 t!i" 1 . ''till .1;;
rlctUtbre could I"- si front bank
ruptcy oul) through govi rnmental tlx
lug oT prices for cotton, corn and
wheat
He agreed with Senator Page, it''
publican. Vermont, thai fixed mini
mum prices could nol be maintained
without embargoes barring Imports
of those commodities, He estimated
it would cost tin' govt rnmenl not mor 1
than $COO,000,opo In purchasing farm
com modi ties to stabilise prices.
In a coafi rencs a ith m w ipap 11
men later In the day Secretary ol Agri
culture Wallace vol e opposition to
price ixing, which, be said, would
prove ruinous to the farming Indus
try. Th'1 conference took up committee
recommendations and resolutions lra
tii" town State College ol Agriculture
and M chanical ns; Dr. E, D Ball,
Kly. professor of economics u the
University of Wise main, and Qifiord
Pinchot of Pennsylvania
Recommendations adopted Include
the following:
That (.be government oxtt in) aid to
Europe for economic n liabilltation;
limitation oi toe acreage ol certait
crops to balance production and rs
' - iim (armor's dollar to a norma!
purchasing power; approval of the
pogr 1 the hi i-r t an iii it Kin Ion to
iim grmami nl conference; commenda
tion of ttii Investigation of retail
prices, and 1 luttJIsarion of the tariff,
in adopting tit-- riporl of it:' com'
initios on (oral go 1 ompetttton and d
niand, the 1 onforencs favored 1
Plnam inn ol " porta through ored-it--,
authorised ' congress! Investlga
Hon ii. Mi - Interstate commerce com
mittal to determine the advisability
1 r extending prt (erentlal export
freight, rati I 1 (arm commodities . es
tension of the provision of the Wibb
Pomerene uct; tartfl protection for
agriculture 1 quel 1 that afforded
other Industries; establishment ol 1
tariff in, ani to admlnlsted a permanent
flexible law with on anti-dumping pro
vision, ami aaalgnim ut of agricultu
ral attaeht to American embasslei
in 1 irelgn, countries.
The rt pori of lite committee l,n cyon'
end marketing statistics urged ui
semination by th,o department or agri
culture in' rt pert i n everything of in
terosl to prt lucers; a federal census
oi jv stock every five years an t
state curveyi each year and n biennial
census of manufactures,
Safeguarding o health, free circu
lating libraries and Increased school
facilities were ret immended in tin re
port of the committee on farm population.
BROOKFIELD
r, w. Koari ana ion ftod Ji r(
tended the sale ol William Holla, n 1
Ransom, Hrldsy.
Mrs. Many Jonog sponl Weinecduj
afternoon at the Charts Jons liame
mi and Mi Charlt 1 Kuts of Mor
l is Hn nt Saturday evening and Bu'i
da) with their daughter, Mrs Willai 1
Bheed)
John Trwon, 1 : 1 1 1 1 -1 Haltop, Johi
Kobrt, Bmrai tl Kenua ly and sons o(
near Ransom attended th sale 1 1
Louis Kline Tuesday
Mr .mil Mrs. vVilhird Bheed) and
iii i ilsteT, Louise Bheedy, spenl Pi !
day afternoon In Ottawa.
Miss Mabel Kohrl spenl Prlday
night in Bam cn with her aunt, Mn
Man Bhe idy, and daughter Lou I e
Mis: CacuUue Kobrt, wiui tt
uiii'
anil
wr, and
Its. Mn..
Ueorgi
Inn Hi-
tlit-'r
iii 1 v
Ol
li'Mii in Ranspm, speui tJatur lui
H mdn) w ith her pari nts, Mr,
Mrs Kred KoMrt,
Mr, and Mt, Peter Tally,
Thomaa Klohvr, Mr, mid M
Doneleon hihI Mr. and Mn
'lim atttndci the funnrul
1 vi lr. DoO.'ey. in llansn
mornlngl
Mrs, Qoodnsan Johnson attegdod 'no
; variety shower of Miss i .1 - Larson In
x.-tu'cii Thursday nftRrnonn Mies Lar
son is soon bo become tho bride of
Nell Ertger of noar Mlnooks
Ml.-s Caroline Kohrt and brother
Pred attended the "Jt Hit 1 922" in
ott twa Saturday evening
Mins Mayme Koanod) lisj v. itmod
lit r dutleu In .''i'n Vorlt ' It) after
upending a montli's vucullon ut th-
Ihhiii 01 her parents, Mr. ami i4m
Peter Kennt dy.
The Ladlea' Vld of the Brookfleld
church served lunch ;:t the Kline sale,
hold Tuesday About S.'-a mim cleared,
IM Dunn, who Is i.'l at st. Mary's
hoapltal in Btreator, witii pneumonia,
is gt tthtg along nicety,
Charles 11 Knolls of Masrts wag h
buslnt id caller here Tuesday,
l av. Anderson u assisting Thor
Olson for a lew days.
:iit'iiacl 0Laughlln was a (taller at
tho homo ol Ms brother Jamt 1 in
Vienna last sreak.
BSwin Harty of Kinsman spent n
(aw il tys here last weak.
Mrs. Tli una.-; Kieght i of Jollel ppenl
Sunday ith her listers, Mrs. Peter
Talty and Mia. George Doneison,
T) tit': CM NTINUttl 1
Public
The undersigned will pll at public sale at
soutli ol AriltiKtou, 1 mill's north m Cherry, on
Us home fnrm, - miiesi
FEBRUARY 2, 1922
Ottawa's Largest
GROCFRY STORE
Forced Out of Business
See page 9
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Car of
5
WanfMor-Flour
Every Sack Guaranteed
43 lb. sack
?A h. sack
81.85
- 9Sc
Sambo Pancake Flour 10c
Monarch, tall milk JOc.
Large can Pineapple, heavy syrup, 3 for. . 95c
No. 2 Pineapple, heavy syrup, 4 for 9Gc
Large can Apricots 25c
Raked Beans, per can 10c
Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 for 25c
Rome Beauty Apples, per box $2.50
MOTTAZ & SONS
Phone 1075
Today
and Tomorrow
Thomas Meighan in "The Frontier of the Stars
The heart 3tirnrjj story of a crook who has never known good and a
girl who has never known evil. Also Aesop F.ibl; and Topics of the day
COM1NG
David Wark Griffith's ' The Love Flower"
Sale commencing at i-' o'clock sharp, and conaistlng of tin' fniiowing:
II head of horses i bay gelding, 7 years old, weight iboo; l bar
mare, " years old, u'U'iii 1600; i red nun gelding, i yt-artt old, wiht
1500; : red roan mare, :t years old weigh) 1400; i team of Mac roan maws,
1 yisiin uiii. wi-igiit lini; i vi r. i;pltllng, I) years eld, weight 1800; l grsy
gelding, (l years old, 'wiiit 1200; I gray gelding, I years oh), wt-ighi 1200;
1 team of brown coach horses, wii matched, 7 years old, woignt lot) ; 1
fniy tnlt. :i yi-nrs ulil. wi'iirht 1 1 -o ; 1 spun til' liliick 7iiultH. 7 yeurs iJd,
weight 8R00; i team of gray mules, s years old, weight imoo; l it-am ot
iilut'k and gray mules, 8 years old weight 8400, This i mi extra good hunch
nt horses unit mules.
20 HEAD OF CATTLE -10 cows, beivy siirinKers ; 5 helftrs, 2 yeant
old; " Yearling Shorthorn bolls ; t Hereford bull. 4 years old; 2 steers
coming yearlings,
l"i bead ot 1 mm good brood sows, weighing about Hot) pounds each,
cholera Immune safe with pig,
15 HEAC OF EWES
farming implements 2 farm wagons; l truck wagon; l now Mc
Cormick binder; l 4-seotlon ilraK; - Keystone dlsos; l l)-t-ro Kani? plow;
i ideal 14-foot torn elevators, complete; l Lawson gas engine, 6 h. p.; 3
tower plows; l Deere corn planter with 80 rods of wire; ! sets of harness;
l Komi siniiiiH and bridle and other articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS made known on day of sale Lunch stand on grounds.
R. K. McCOLL & SON. Auctioneers.
william Mcdonald
CHARLES CONNOLLY, Clerk.
I
wasassc wmJf
as SBf-wtTr a ncag?MM cmgaar mint lw-.-a-'
Public Sale!
Having decidVd to quit farming, 1
will soil at ptibllc auction my entire
persona property, on the Jamison
farm, one mile east of Utlca, one
halt mil" north of Starved Hock and
six nilli-K viBt of Ottawa, on the In
terurban line, on
JOHN A. WELSH
GROCER
'Always Reliable'
leeHlw s bai
1 will sell at public auction al the late Richard Wolfe farm In Wallace
twpn on wh;ii a? formerly known v.- Sam Hoey homestead, lojcated '
. lea north of Ottawa on the Buck Greek road, -i mllea east of the Wallace
hall and 2 miles Weal and i mile north ot Dayton, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1922
Commencing al 10 o'clock a. m., th following property, consisting of
twelve had of horses Consisting of i match black team, weigh!
l too lbs. each; i match bay team, weight L500 lbs. each; 1 team gray mares
weight 1200 lbs; each; l buy mar.', coming -I years old, weight 1000 H.: I
bay marl-, coming 10 years old, weight 1300 lbs ; i iron gray gelding, coming
I yearn old, weight 1400 n.; i blue roan mare, coming 7 years old, weight
FOUR HEAD OF CATTLE Consisting of '1 fresh cows ami L' heifers, I
coming 2 years old.
fifteen head or hogs Consisting of s brood sows, ail safe with j
pig; 2 Chester White barrows, -i fall pigs.
farming IMPLEMENTS Consisting of VfcCormlck binder, 2 feed cook- I
ers, walking plow, sulky plow, farm wagon, truck anil rack, two buggies, two
Tower cultivators, Hayes cotn planter, l-section harrow, disc hay rake, seeder
with clover attachment, -lock cutter, Bets of double harness, :; mingle har
ness, bob sled, saddle, household goods, stoves, furniture of all kinds and many
other artii lea too numerous to mention.
TERM3 OF SALc All sums of $10.00 anil under cash. Over that amount
a cret'it of '- months will bo piu-n on notes with approved security, without I
inii resl it paid when due If no) s, paid 7 per cent will bo charged from
date of sal". 4 per r-i nt discount for cash on all sums over $10, No property
in oe removed until Rented lor
i COL. DAN FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
A. J. O'CONOR,
EXECUTOR.
PETERSON BROTHERS WILL SERVE LUNCH
F'ublic Sale!
Having rented my farm 1 Will Hell at auction on my premises. 1 mile
it and ', m le mth of Nettle Creek store, '. .nlli-s north of Seneca and
7 miles south of Newark, c,n the county Mn road, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1922
Commencing al 10 a. m., the following property, consisting of:
eight head OF HORoLS Consisting of one black registered Per
'. mare, 8 year old, weight 1800; one Matk registered Percheron Ally,
coming 2 years old: one gray mare, 5 year old, weight l&00; one roan
mare, : years old, weight 1500; one black mare, 8 years old, weight 1400;
bl . r hoi b, wi Ight 1400; one bay horse, weight 1800; one good driving
horse, : years old, woigtat )2'0.
SEVEN HEAD OF CATTLE- Including six young cows nntl one roan
Shorthorn hull. - years old.
H A V AND straw Straw in stack. Several tons of clover hay. Also
about 1" tons of good timothy hay owned by Severt Stangeland.
turkeys " ad and I gobbler; one lot of chickens.
farming IMPLEMENTS Constating or two Hill & Pormbala wagons,
! Tic. wagon with extra set of low wheels, several btlggleS, King & Hamil
ton portable elevator, 18 ft,, with dump and triple gear power; one extra
double near power; one McCormiok binder, 8 foot; one McCormlck binder,
ti foot; one McCormlck mower, ii toot; one 10 foot disc; two 20 foot wood
harruwtt; one Deere planter; one endgate seeder; one gang plow; three
:uri - row cultivator; twb 2 row cultivators; one Lawson engine, 44 h.
ii.; one Fairbanks engine, b. p.; one teed grinder; one fanning mill;
one hand shelter; platform Bcales; walking plow; a good garden plow;
several sets of harness; a lot of shop tools; one hard coal heater; two snares
in local threshing outfit; one share in Seneca Farmers' (J rain Co., and one
Bhed i'i Pox River church; one 1 horse stover gas engine, nearly new; one
power washer.
TERMS OF SALE All sum:: of $10 and under cash. On all sums over
that amount a credit of eight months' time will be given, purchaser to
give notes with approved security with interest at fi per cent. Two per
cent discount for cash oh nine sales. No property to be removed until
terms ol sale are compiled with,
ED S. WALKER, Auctioneer.
MRS. CLARA RASMUSS0N,
OWNER
E. E. Anderson and O. J. Rasmusson, Clerks.
TOURS
Com menclng
follow ins pi'
FEB. 2,
1.922
it 10 o'dt
lenv, con
ft, m.. th'
ELEVEN HEAD OF HORSES
Including one pure bred Percheron
mare, guaranteed safe In foal; This
fine mare Is seven years old and
weighs L600 lbs.; two bay geldings,
well mated, 10 years old and weigh
1460 lbs. each; one sorrel mare, !
years old, weight '"''I'l lbs.; one roan
mare, E years old. weighs 1300 lbs.;
one black mare, 7 yours old, weighs
1400 lbs.; one bay mare, 12 years
old, weigh:', 1480 lbs : one brown mare,
10 years old, weighs 1800 lbs.; one
driving horse, 10 years old, weighs
900 lbs.; roan Ally, years old,
Weighs i-1111 lbs. aud a dandy weanling
filly. The e horses are all sound and
in good Ilesh.
NINE HEAC OF CATTLE
Including five milch cows all giving
milk, one heifer thai will be fresh by
day of sale, and ;1 heifer calves.
4 EWES ( BR ED I G DOZ. WHITS
WYANDOTTE CHICKENS
TWENTY- SEVEN HEAD 0" HOGS
0 brood sows, bred, 6 barrows,
weigh I7.'i lbs.; 7 shouts, 9 fall piss.
All of these liogs arc of the Chester
White strain.
1200 BUSHEL OF COkU IN CRIB
10 TONS OF GOOD HAY
FARM IMPLEMENTS
;; wagons, 1 tight wagon, 1 buggies,
18 -ft Mccormick hinder, I manure
spreader, corn planter, -i nine foot
discs. SO-foot harrow and cart, hay
rack and truck, hay fork and rope. 3
horse gas engfnV, pair ol sling pulleys,
wheat drill, endgate seeder, hand corn
sheller, feank beater, pump-jack, cul
' tivators, i disc cultivators. 1 mower,
hay ral.o, pulverizer, genu plow, sulky
plow, !P sets of hariH's , cream separa
tor, churn and household foods, and
many other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS OF SALE
All .sums of $lf and under cash.
On sums over this amount a credit ot
: months will be given on notes bear
ing approved security, without Interest
If paitl when due; f not so paid 7 per
cent interest will be ofcssfgl from date
of sle. 4 pet cent discount for cash
on sums over $10. No property to be
removed until settletl for.
Mrs. LUIie Pecrson 8c
SOAP R N. Brand, 10 bars 55c
APPLES Wine saps, delicious eating
and cooking apples, 6 lbs. for 45c
BULK OATMEAL "Quaker Brand,"
10 lbs. for 45c
DR1LD PEACHES--(Blue Ribbon brand)
put up in dust proof packages. Extra
high grade quality, doz. pkg. 87, each . 15c
MILK M onarch brand, large size, doz.
57c. each 10c
PEPPER Full I lb. pkg., real snap at this
price 25c
MACARONI (Skinner's brand), each. . 10c
COCOA (Auerback's), I lb 10c
GRAPEFRUIT-Heavy Russet Grape
fruit, 4 for 25c
Cauliflower, hd. and leaf lettuce, spinach, cel
ery, ruta., Bu. onions, carrots, turnips, green
peppers, oranges, bananas etc.
Phone 1033
c Sale!
Lfuniiusrator s
Notice is ben b.t given that on the 7th day of February, i'il'L1, next, be-1
tv.een the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon
the township of Dirhmick, county of La Salle and State ot Illinois,
Located IVb mtle utheast of Troy Grove and 8 miles north of La Salle
the personal propt rty of Bald decedent will be sold on j
TUtSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1922
6 HORSES including . grej mares coming 10 years old, weighing 1500 '
lbs. each; blue roan mare coming 0 years old, Weighing 1400 lbs.! roan
di
lb
1
' i
s, 200 lbs, i acb, and 28 fall pigs.
:UFF ORPINGTON RCOdTERS AND 150 HENS
TOOLS including 5 cultivators, manure spreader.
As we are going to ipiit farming, we wfl hold a closing out sale at
my residence on the Cbas. Pratt farm, on Farm Ridge gravel road, 4
miles west of Grand Ridge and about 1 miles soutli and 2 miles east ot
Hampson's store, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1922
Commencing at 12 o'clock sharp:
SIX HORSLS -Including one team black mares, (', nnd 8 years old,
weight I960 tlis. each. This team is well matched. One team black geld-iiiL-.
E and 'j years old, weight 1500; one black gelding, 8 years old, weight
1460; one bay Bingle driver, weight luuu lbs.
cattle in head, Including four milch cows, one with eilf by side,
one been milking about - months; 2 Jersey cows giving milk, will be fresh
in spring; one year old heifer; live spring calves.
21 HEAD OF HOGS Including two Chester White brood sows; one
Hampshire brood sews; Ave shoats, weight 190 each; 13 fall pigs, weight
1H5 lbs. each.
FARM IMPLEMENTS Including one S foot McCormlck binder; one
5 foot McCormlck mower; one Jo toot rake; one Black Hawk corn planter;
one Deere gang plow; one Tower cultivator; two shovel cultivators; two
S fooi discs; one 20 foot harrow; one endgate seeder; one Silent gas engine,
.'o Ii p ; one triple box Wagon; one truck wagon with rack; one 5 horse
double tree; one line shaft with belt and pulleys; one shoveling hoard;
one bu- fork, haj rope, shovels and spade.,; three set3 work harness; one
net o light driving harness. These tools are all In good condition and
libels Alslke, iu base Li
hay in barn and in sti
ntnoth, in bush' Is red clo
and m i !iv other articles tt
RMS
Br .'at, of
without li
date of s
be renwM
COL. DAN FITZQER-ALD, Apci
JAMS WSLDON, Clerk.
, ed mini settle
ilO
unit ti
for.
Of THI I C Al t?
r soaUivs sjrui
MARY AITKIN,
ADMINI8TRAT1
.DS, Auctioneer
tier cash. Over that amount
i ill; approved security, with
7 per cent will be charged
h un all sums over ?lu. No
ERNEST 01MMICK,
OWNER
CHET CLARK, Clerk.
VE LUNC
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 192?
D Ol
;
n
arm,
md 7 years
- .; l bay gel
10 HEAD OF CATTLE S Milch cows, some Fresh by day of Sale; 1
yearling heifer, I extra good 2 year old Durham bull.
EIGHTEEN HEAD OF HOGS 3 Duroc Jersey bred Bow I I t.-rtw by
April 1st; IS fan shoats,
FARM MACiNtRY 1 .NewtTI trip!" DOS WBgon; 1 1 1 lick uif.oli: 1
rack; i OHver gang plow; i John Deere single plow; .' Tower corn
-foot pulverizer: i 4-sectton difag; i hay rake; 1 Deering B-foot mower'; l
Hoosier seeder with grass seeder attachment; 1 Deering stent binder; I
-row stalk cutter: l eagle claw; l Law Corn King manure Bpreaderj l 40-
TUES
,5a
ii at public miction o
Public Sale!
As I have rented my farm, I will hold a closing out sale at my residence
in Freedom township, 2 miles north of Prairie Center and 5 miles east of
Ti iph, 4 miles vest and ; miles south oi Harding and 7 miles south of
Barlville, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1922
Ci ttinu m in" at 10 o'clock a. m the following property, consisting of
il" Ai
14, 1322
has
SIX HEAD OF CATTLE 11
ONE HUNDRED BARRED I
FARMING IMPLEMENTS C
udlng l milch cows and
CK CHICKENS.
Isting ot OU0 12-25 Wat
Ml Y hi t AD '
side on day i
Iters, ccmlnj
tcaSES AND MULES Including span of grey
ueiu'nt 1 300 lbs. each; span brown mules, com
"i lbs each; grey gelding, coming 7 years old,
I, coming Ii years old, weight 1800 lbs.; bay geld
isUil 1600 lbs.; black mare, coming 13 years old,
ing mare. 6 years old, weight 1200 lbs.; bay geld
0 lbs.; brown gelding, ;: years old, weight 1200
d, weight 1800 lbs., black gelding, 8 years old,
TLE including ,; head of milch cows, some with
it hers milking m"v ; ! full blooded registered Red
t old, to be rresh March I; 2 heifers, coming 2
. 2 yearling steers. :; yearling bulls, l 2-year-old
sectu-r ii;
cast seedt
clip
burr
pe: 1 wagon box; ) Stover fet I grinder with 8-inch B
s; I driving harness; 1 single harnoi ; 1 saddle. "'
: Rreeehlng barne
AfciOOT 10 TONS OF HAN
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES I JO-gall
I Sharptoss ilu
1 120-egg
potut
ider; l Qur-eu
sr that amount,
bout interest if
too numei iui
TERMS OF SALE All I u
f
Sons, Owners.
COL. JAMES DARLING. Auctioneer.
I. VNPRTOfl AND QEO. M. REY
NOLDS, Clerks.
cream separator; l speed governor; galvanised chicke
X-15:.v incubator: 1 240gg Cyphers incubi.tor: 1 X-Ra;
brooder; l hoover.
TERMS OF SALE Ul lima of 10 and and 1
,i credit of 10 months will be given on bankable note
paitl w .cn due. otherwise Y interest from date ot sale 4' - off for-nsh ,,
on sums over $ln. No property to be removed from fa m until nettled for. '
LUNCH V!L'. Br. SERVED ON THF G Nl B
S. C. SCHWARTZ
owner;
COL. DAN. FITZGERALD, Auctisneer JAMES WELDON, Clerk COL. DAN f!T2GfcRALD,"A'u;t:oni. . .
i cimmpion mower; haj rake; l Deere gang plow, l walking
rfae'e cultivator; two eagle claw cultivators; one i!ae corn
manure spreuder; i n feed grinder; corn shell) r; tanning
engine, h. p.; cream -eparator; i" egg Incubator; 10
ttle; one lani press; sausage grimier; 120 teat 1 Inch rope;
harrow; cart; two box wagons; one truck wagon and nay
jack; water tank: eight galvatttsad chicken coops: one heat
ie :; foot Dart elevator; one Rock island bay loader; one
; one chars; two iota truck harness; one set back band bar-
rlage harness; tkrei seti single harness and other articles
to mention .
pi
TWENTY-TWO HEAD OF HOGS lie
; 11 barrc
brood sows, all safe in
and under cash. Over that amount
months will . be given notes with approved security,
if paid 'fchen due If not BO paid seven per cent interest
em date of sale. TVmr pi cent cas.i d- QOUnt f r ea b on alt
No property- to lie removed until settled for.
AUG. WiTTHOEFT, lit,
OWNER
HENRY PETERS, ClerK.i
vs. weighing -"u pounds,
FARMING iMPLEMfcNTS 3 triple box wagon., new truck and rack, top
buggy, '.' bobsleighs, 2 single row Tower cultivators, 1 '.'-row cultivator. 'JI
gang plows, new; manure spreader, 2 90-wheel discs, l 4-section harrow, one
cart, 2 new corn planters, corrugated roller, round steel roller, new Peering
i rn busker, 10-ft Tower pulverizer, bttlesa coles. iri7 Reo touring car,
m wer -ft. binder, fanning mill, endgate seeder, band corn sheller, water
tank, tank heater, 110 gallon gas tank, oil barrel. S sets of double harness,
of ha; m some chit kens, t hedge posts and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE All Mimr of $10 00 and under cash. Over that amount
a credit ot 12 months ill be given on notes with approved security, without
II paid when dm If not .-n paid 7 per cent will be char gad from date
sale ' per cent discount for cash on all sums over $10. No property to
be removed until settled tor.
COL. DAN FITZGERALD AND MARK F. WORSLEY. Auctioneers.
DOMINICK MADDEN,
OWNER.
LUNCH WILL BE SERVED