Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., May 03, 1922, 4 O'CLOCK EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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. I r BSOAY, MAY 3, 1922.
PAOI TWO.
TfiKOTTA V I iuU7TU VblW-JOl UN Vi
"MUSCLE SHOALS RfvTT
ORIGINALLY WERE $f 5g
KNOWN AS IKE!. '
WALTI AM
fry lu Ti ium,li $b1 n
11 .in. I
FROM 1818 UNTIL 788 HISTORIC
DATA Of AUTHENTIC CHARAO j
TER SHOWS TENNESSEE RIV
ER WERE CALLED FOR THIS
EDIBLE BIVALVE.
i I
mlnKham Isnryer and capitalist nod
former resident nf thisV'ommunity,
parents resltied here and banded down j
to liini a wealth ol flRorlcal Infor
mation which hf h.m displayed tn
si t ;it ii controversy thai - ha j
rlwn over the original spoiling of
Muscin stumia
...
i
tQQisela, found In and along the
stream, these records appear 1 1 tndl
cate.
Weakley, "This waa the same mae
jit sippt river and iro n tu
which in eaiihr days man)
tial clisapiicaruiicp ct the ;mis-l fri m
th strr;iin as a result ot Hoods and
th encroachment ot civilization.
win n the government undertook to
complete iiu" Musi la Shoal a canal
about I8M the ilata in Mr. Wmkl i
y their ilumi
UlUill Hi "
r i:i?ci miiii ii i
(tayetj Sunda) evening Texarknna
irl Hartshorn, lr VVU- mother, m
bom and Mr, (frank has i n
callers ui the Joseph Rm in:
ive Friday afternoon,
I I
idaj dinner guests of i r. .1
neat Kinaer,
id Mrs Bd Cameron n
8S Smith. Mary Sliortal a
irgarei Ruasel ol Ohtca
gave aaveral I ('una) were presented with three
tin snxaphone, I piece 01 aluminum.
11 rtturiday tori A dainty Innch wai Mrvad, attrr
lo bring his which ihe rwinaluder ol tua eventng
.ui' - home She wan spent in dancing,
lie winter there, Kirn, Heuo "t Ua Mae 1 init ihk
the special fcnr parenti Wr and Wre, Walter
IhdIm ('onfertuce Bcott,
Mr and Mi Leslie Mcflarj autoed
Ites ins brotherl 'u la Rose Sumla) and spent the ilaj
i'ii newt thai with hti people
lulu iiinh grades Mas Ruth f'asey was o Monday
inlveratty of I 'hl i :i " at or passenger.
BR( OKRELD
ii confectionary! ... .
Mi 1. Wink
irogri siv.t niovi' 11.
.1., . li ....I 1 "
; , ' Knlii t'l I1..111
II" MIIMIIt'S-
and Mrs, 1 t ,1 Kuiu 1 and turn
imnl Bnnda) utternooii .0 John
1 1 1 I IV tl
I i'ii entirely re
ir and hew shelv
I Tiif fonntala
ie 11. mil aide Tl
Mi 1 Carolyn Ki lirl
and S 'iiiI.i.v at the ho
sin Mrs All., n nKte
K iv Klllelen 'Ape
Known ax bunking corn
"in ctlonei . Mr, and M
iplete line of . sni. la) at th
or 1 Htanli l ol Juliet, Charles and
Yod ni Baml Kidge, Will and ICdWard
Of lOUth of Vtorrin.
TO STUDY MARKET
CONDITIONS IN EUROPE
1 'hi ago May 1 To gain drat land
Information on advancod mothoda of
operative marketing with in,, imp,,
to ahed further light on the marketing
i uuti in thai ronfrtnt American
fill no r . ih, ini 1 n an Kami limtiuu
Federation liaa commissioned Samuel
X'l.iio editor 01 iiio Amcrtan Krul
fTmwei' to make extensive studies of
this form at marketing aa naed lu
Kuglondt Ireland, Sweden, Ktanan,
1 Vorwuy, Denmark and Urmuy n'
iMnl Siitnrdn) will leave for Bnglgnd June :i.
1 hope to gatbftr a greul antounl of
tnformutlon ilanllng with oto0erntnn
a to flnlib I marketing from the countries where
daya II waa born and where 11 ion uo
Sheed) sp.'iu 1 ""'I1'1' ''""" Mr. Adams. Tu
I In ... in.
Mi
:n mub Sr. hi
snafe Wl
In Tros
fd at dinner Snni
rnian. Mr and M
ueorge
1 'Hui e a aigni . gimjgj ( r
1 cuts, Mr. ;i
.1 ion Clarence au- aad family.
ciyn, natiirnay.
londolf who has
Mat few weeks in
tome Thursday,
Marseilles Is visit-
l.odi'lle
is socnt the week
ii.,.!- win make a rnpori nti his re-
linn to tint executive coimuiitce at
Ho' America Furra lluraau Pedtaran
apent n,,M ,,,, nu, apocMc problems In which
Pr it Is Inti restdtl Hi- will not. how
halts, I aver, limit his mfoatigatlon to urv
partlculur cominodttlea, inn win stndv
Simon O'Donnell o( Seneca is as- Oo-operutlve marketing as an improv
slating win 1 r, she.-.h with Ills trac ; "' 3rt' "'' nurketlm: farm prod,
tor, .Mas his sarinst work a-
Ridga spent
Knaer home
inilly ui sain
il th" !l U. Net
Clock With Twenty Dials.
A clock In San Diego, Cal.. In.a 20
n. Mr and Mrs Howard dials, and the time of tu or night In
iions, Mi- Mary Sheedy, various parts nf the world can be' seen
Kutes .in.i daughter Mar-, at a Klanee. The dials also show the
Qan ii
and Mn
Mrs, h.
ii Barlviile n
.1 Mrs, Jaa
tin
w.
po: session shows, etiRin
the nam.' from Mussel
ROVemment record and II
since. This was not bj
by accident, in Mr. Wt
Irs William
Kinsman tp
week with
m utii ni iNinsmi
George Will
well known In
and VlCinit) . ill''
A ir i I Ifl
ami daughter I da) .'I the "cel. and the date. The
Day Brevick clock, whlcli is 21 feel high, la en
Karl Mi Caun , ;,,! in v giuss, f'out "i the dials
ii win ji iikiiis ,. ., , flllir (l H ( tep
" " laniov. ,,.,..
...,n i ,iii i i. ini
ii k'l.lirl hnmi
, i'scii nuioiiiallcally.
II ik
lopaa, aud
I tin nnti rl ai nlghl, mid wiuila
taken ti
Wd.-on
Trlumpl
RANSOM
been growing gradnall) worse until
r. ".ortge m .i tneii death claimed him, George is the
niesda) evening In second youngest sen of Mr. and Mra
irngram was given af-j Dun Williams and for var- the fan-
;' 01 ?!; even-Iiiy nve(j rjrootffleld on the George
i dancing "he .i.m Qreen farm, si. nth of Seneca, ll"
urnisning tne rauati waa w,, i i ic i by the yonngef peo
ple nf this vicinity .mil by all who
happened ti come In contai i wHh
him. The family moved from here
I few years ,-iro and have since jei
south of Morris A hunt a --ar ami
Shabby Leather Chairs BngMsnsd.
ili. il it 6 a m 8unday, I When leather chairs liegln to look
the Morris hospital, after abHlib) trj this remedy, Wlpg nil dirt
a foa daya Spinal m n j and ilnst from the i hairs and than run
i his death ll" was1 with n cloth that has been dipped Into
hospital Friday after I white of egg, well Ii eaten. Bub well
illli""-- and li.iil; , rlcilll I 1 1 1 - when ,rv ami
the leather will im.k like new.
Mi lleerman "f Kankakee. Ill
.pending fw ''' r"'r m,lt
Some Day.
The day 'viH come when women will
pay no alt. 'lit Ion t styles in dress,
..!. .in exchange Dn thai name day
s.i the clams will rone out of iha
kuihIs, reur iheinsetves on ibeir hingva
and i, ..ik ui Hie niovu, -i'ortlaad Express.
ion.
Mi
W
akley poaseaae
said was mud
i shows
r.d eople
l 0
the spelling mu:
of this map ar
matters oi record In the community,
he said.
Government records, in so far as
they are available show, tbe spelling
muscle.
since .vitiscio Btioaia pecanm a na
tional i
has ere,
it was
that tin
ni and
Indian i
-
.
fhe Woman's Foreign Missionary
prise party on Mr. and Mrs Mert
Casey, Snnday evening Five hundred
was the diversion of t Ti evening.
Mi-s Frances Casey won tirst prize
a hall aK" Mr Williams was married
to Mi-s tiara Nelson of Marslall. I , Heme.
Mull Mr, Williams is survived hy I "There's no pine like home, ihsnk
his wife and infant son, three weeks heaven," sighed the hen-peeked man,
old. his parents. Mr. and Mrs Dan is be locked iii- I tot el room from th
Williams, and the lollnwine troth-I ln--ii!e. i'ln-in Life,
i
iety held their annual thank rarer- pair f ?iik stockings, Bhe playing in
: Sunday morning at ten o'clock vr- Mrs Leonard Bruner's place who was
"s at thi m. K. Church. unable to attend, w. j. Begum won;
tei C ' Stelnharr of Wilmington the gentleman's prize, a pair ot silk
i
dr.-. Steisharr gave a reading while in behalf ot the club Mr. and Mrs..
Muscle Bboals t. earns
iTe J ' WSnerous reports.
. intended by army engt
name never had b en
that it originated from
tory "heap his mu icle
quired to pull canoes over tbe rap
ids in the river.
Another story that came from the
Indians was that the shoals at that
point In the river resembled the bi
ceps or muscles on the arm.
Corrjr.iing Floor Caven
must nei
than tin
spnii the
by the ef
Th.
oci at
legal
.limes- atuurt-
Uie for Sea lc
MeKiniey Park
DANCING
Every Sunday Even
ing. Music by Johnson's
6-piece orchestra
dance
9 ; 00 '. m. ijih; a rouii
trip. For farther panic
ulars call ftgeitt ol C, (
& P. Rv.
Card
P
arts
(liven by
St. Francis Ho?y
Name Society
Wed. Evening,
May 3rd
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Hundred
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no
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and other
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Friday
A I the oiiicc ni
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Baildiaa
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9
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Arc You Married, in Love
Engaged, or Just a "Dud"?
W ere you ever iti love before?
Who is that pretty girl In the one piece
bathing suil whose photo was in your
pocket?
itid you ever kiss her?
Do you ivrr sec br anymore?
DO YOU WANT TO BE
HAPPY AFTER
MARRYING?
Then Get The Dope From
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"DON'T TELL
EVERYTHING"
IT'S A PARAMONT PICTURE
Admission: shows:
Adults :; Matinee i:ir and 2:45
Children 10c Night 7:00 and 8:30
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