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OTTAWA FREE TRADEn-JOITIiXATl
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The tqyrs favorite
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"Duffy's Has Kept Us Young, Mother"
What a pleasing picture is a healthy and happy old couple, their eyes
bright, brain alert and disposition ami ible. It's always n pleasure to enjoy
their friendship end a constant delight to be closely associated with them.
To dcluy the effects of old age and. bring back the vivacity of youth, ninny
medical men prescribe Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a reliable stimulant.
Certain it is that thousands who have reached the grand old age willinglv extol
Duffy's Pure i Palt Whiskey
; With its prescribed ndvicc of a " tablespoonful in water just before meals
and oa goiaj to bed," Duffy's has earned the reputation of en excellent tonio
stimulant for temperate use. ltcing an absolutely
pure distillation of thoroughly malted grain, it prompts
the stomach to healthy action, promotes digestion and
assimilation of the food, enriches the blood, and brings
strength and 'nnr to the system. It is truly a " Med
icine lor uH Mankind" for medicinut purposes only.
Why not have a bottle in your home to guard against
illness, or in cases of emergency? Better order it
now before you forget.
"GetOuf!y' tnd Keep Well"
Sold in SEALED BOTTLES ONLY.
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Unit
Grfutly reduced factimitt of
come ami pukukc.
F1 S' Xt:
t'flTt? 6t Duffy's from your lo
,'w,&Ml druggist, grocer or
dealer, If ha can
not supply you, vntt us. Stnd (or
useful household booklet trtt.
The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. Y.
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: Window Glass
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j, Why not replace that broken glass while the weather It warm.
:We carry WINDOW GLASS in all sizes. Come in and see us.
Fall Decorating
More people every year are doing their PAPER HANGING and
PAINTING iir the fall.
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' You are in the house more in the Winter time and your rooms
should be marie cnecrful.
We are showing a complete line of WALL PAPER at a moderate
' price.
V We are also sole agents for THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO.
Paints; a special paint for every purpose. This is the firm that makes
the FLAX SOAP ycu like so well. Their other products are just as
' good.
I WHEELER m MALO
SUCCESSORS TO W. J. GRAHAM
PHONE 101.
OTTAWA
I f ,"Ttrm-TiTT iinnniinw mmm i
-SEWING
MAC
NINES
i "4 I to Kinr
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' .',, .M 'wyl
That Lasts
For Years
New Home, Domestic and
Standard Rotary
! Machines
u All "se! made of solid oak, beautifully finished. Large head.-.,
Njour or six drawer cat.es. The latest improved atl.itliiticnU with
each mnchine.
Come in, let us show you thsse machines, you will cave money
by purchasing your machine here. '
The Leader KjSyg
115 MAIN STREET
OTTAWA, ILL.
Friday, September 28, 191?
SUFFRAG
E
LEADERS
OPEN CAMPAIGN
'ATALE OF A WAGGING
TAIL--AND OF WAGGING
TONGUES OF THE WAGS
III BALLO
T
FRANCHISE LEADERS PREPAR-
' ING FOR CONSTITUTIONAL'CON-
I
J VENTiON HOPING FOR COM
! PLETE VOTE.
Si:iiiirlirld, III.. Sept Krit-ii.ls
i !f !ho program for a constitutional
I ronvt'iltioii in Illinois for thf rcvi.-ion
, of :ho hash' law of ISTo, coiitiiiKt'tit
upon a vote of the people in the f A 1 1
! of litis ate already aeiively al work
! lil.intiiiiR a campaign of education in
hvhieh they uill try to show why and
in h;it way the present cotistttii
j (ion should he changed,
j The fiftieth Keneral assetnhly, after
i various previous attempts, enacted a
j joint resolution callinR for the sub-
mission in l'.ilS of the question of a
I constitutional convention.
I Among the chief advocates of such
j a convention are the suffragists,
hea led by Mrs. Grace Wilbur Trout.
:of Chicago, president of the Illinois
! Kintal Suffrage Association, who are
; confident that a suffrage clause, fully
' enfianchtsing women, can be written
1 into a new constitution.
Mrs. Catharine Waugh McCulloch
or Kvanstoti, who fought hard at the
last session or the suffrage associa
tion to have that body go on record
in favor of an attempt to get a suf
frage amendment to the present con
stitution, has, it is reported, agreed to
give her support heartily to the con
stitutional convention campaign.
Mrs. McCtilloch's action is said to
ihave united the suffrage forces of
;the slate which for a time threat
! eneil lo part into two opposing
' camps.
' Mrs. Trout has called on Governor
! Frank (). Lowden and has enlisted
jhls support, it is stated. In the ram
j paign, which is to begin openly within
a few weeks,
Governor Lowden in his Inaugural
I address and In his campaign speeches
advocated a constitutional convention,
and his Influence was behind the Joint
resolution providing for submission
bf the (mention to the voters.
Plana are also on foot, it Is an
nounced, for the formation or a man's
organization to coordinate the er
forts of men and various societies
ami organisations tin favor of the
convention.
Already work has begun in the leg
islative reference bureau, under the
direr tinn of V. F. Hodd, the secre
tary, preparatory to the actual task
hf revlsincr the fundamental law
which has guided the destiny of Illi
nois for almost fifty years.
Four legal assistants are now en
gaged in Intensive study of other
constitutions and will continue, thru
the winter to give attention to this
work In order that the reference
bureau may have at hand every pos
sible bit of Information needed when
actual revision begins, provided the
convention Is called.
"While our work In this line might
appear to be premature, since we are
not assured there will be a conven
tion, there Is no way to lie preparer!
except to go on the assumption that,
there will be a convention," states
: Secretary Hodd.
fyplal
JOHN E. WILLIAMS
STATE COAL DIRECTOR
Coincident with the warning is
suerl by crwl operators that many III!
nrds mines art) being forced into In
activity thru failure of the govern
ment, to regulate costs of production
as well as selling prices, antioiinc
inent was made from Washington
that John 10. Williams, of Streator,
had been accepted by Coal Adminis
trator Garfield for the post of coal ad
uiitilstiator of Illinois. Mr. Williams
appointment Is expected soott. He
was recommended by the Stale Coun
cil of I'elense.
His appointment will lie received
wltlt salislairion It was said by coal
operators, miners and consumers. He
has been a member of the general ad
visory board for the stale free em
Jdo.vnient agencies anil is arbitrator
between employes ami Hart Sr hatlner
K Marx.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS5.
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Warranty Deeds.
Nautili' rnilcihill Gerhert and hus
band lo Dev. Hilniund M. Ininne, Its
! 1! b 2 llossacks add.. Grotty, $.", 'It.
August Wide and wife to August
Mid Klizal'olh Wit to, It. 7 b 81 La
'.alle, $1.
Mary Murphy to Kllen and Calher
ne Murphy, It 1 1 b ftti l.n Salle. $1.
Haille A. I'rescoM to Kred J. Hut
'i, II I h 47 West's mill , Mendota,
'-."mi.
Geo, O Kline to ('has. S Dower-
Master, pt wVj lie',4 III Hi! I, JI.MHI.
, Henry Wllsimm and wife to Harry
Heil man, pt se'4 12 ,'H 2, $i0.
Simeon G. Gay to Henry and Alice
llossiick, It 22 h I2t Valley add Dlv.
2, Dllawa, $,"ii).
lult Claim Deeds.
Jacob Gelger anil wife to Peter
Vogol, It 20 h r., I.oonnre, fl",
Nancy S Tlhlen to Flora L Tlldeii,
w.s ncU n aa 1, $1.
Flora L. Tilden to Nancy S. Tlhlen,
same, $l,
SOON HAVE RIFLES v
FOR CAMP DODGE BOYS
Camp Dodge, Iowa, Sept. 2S Mem
bora of the National army In the
eightyeighth division from central
Illinois may have the distinct ion
within a few days of being tho first
or at least among the first soldiers
in this cantonment to receive arms.
II was unofficially reported today that
5,000 rifles, mostly of the Springfield
pattern were on hand for the One
Hundred and Seventy-first Infantry
firigade, composed at present of the
Three Hundred and Fiftieth Iowa
troops. y
Issue of rifles for guard purposes
shortly is expected. The other men
probably will not receive guns until
further advanced in squad, platoon
and company drill. It was also rn-
mured today that trench work for
the men would be ordered soon.
Clothing for all the ni"n in the reg-
lineal, with the exception of breeches,
Is being or has been issued. Kach
man receives both cotton and woolen
socks, heavy and light, underclothine.
and has two pairs of shoes, one for
inarching and one for dress. The men
have regulation belts, "puttees," hats,
shirts, overcoats and ponchos, gloves,
hat cords and all Incidentals. Kach
man has his own iron cot, straw mat
tress ami two blankets
World's Oldest Observatory.
I'ekln lias the oldest nsl loiiotnlenl
observatory In lite world. It was es
tiibllshcd In iot, aitd It contains sev
eral Instruments which were placed
there upon its opening.
WOMAN COULD
HARDLY STAND
Restored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkharn's Vegetable
Compound.
Fulton, N. Y. "Why will women
py out their money for treatment anrj
receive no benefit,
when no many have
proved that Lydia
E. Pinkham'sVeRe
Uhle Compound
will make them
well ? For over a
year I suffered so
from female weak
ness I couH hardly
stand and was
afraid to go on tho
street alone. Doc
tors said medicines
were useless Bnd only an operation
would help me, but Lydia E. Flnkham'a
Vegetable Compound haa proved it
otherwise. I am now perfectly well
nnd can do any kind of work." Mrs.
Nri.lie VimAn, care of K. A. Rider,
R.F.D. No. C, Fulton, N. Y.
We wish every woman who sufTera
rrom iemaio troubled, nervousness,
tnckache or the blues coold Ben tho let.
ters written by womsn made well by Ly.
dia E. Pinkharn's Vegetable Coni'xiunJ.
If you have bad symptoms and do not
understand thu cause, write to the
Lwlia E. link linn Medicine Quit lyriti,
Mas., for hultil'ui julvic givtwi Xr
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If Weil Locat'd.
An .'iihen iM-moiii ii !. an electric
fan; Just keep it e:ti' a;;, I people are
sure f.i L'et wind of ii.- UhMhii Transcript.
This is a tale of a wagging tail and
a dog's mitlispiitahle yelp- of recog
nition. Hccausc of it Mo;i :s has been
electrified. Tongues with L'.eeo n
'age are bit..ing merrily. Canine, the
innocent party, is the object of great '
interest as he trots up and down the
streets in complete af.uel n as v. ell
as total unmintlfulnes, t li devil-:
mi nt his unprecedented conduct has :
left in its wake.
Crowds drop their coca colas lo
watch tin; hound pass by the drug i
store. From the arid sections of 'he
iielnilous city, where wine and other ,
beverages that cheer, were wont to
'Ion, in Rood old days, men lay dawn
a "sclinitr of ice cream or a "medi-i
urn" lemonade and reflect cheerfully
I iver the antics of the mono-el hoTii... i
breaker.
Having disposed of the prelude !
here's the story:
.Morris. Sept. L'S - Dogs can't talk '
--everybody knows that. i
A prosperous tlrundy county man
knew it, so when friend wile's pet
took a notion to ride with him In the I
family automobile, he saw no reason '
why he couldn't take his platonic la ly ,
friend along. And so it happened that '
while friend wife was busy at home, :
husband was "absent on business." :
and he and the dog and the plalortic '
lady friend rolled over the country
roads under the harvest moon. The ;
dog and the platonic lady became good
friends.
Kverybody was happy until a few
days ago.
Then
Scene, the Ma.on fair. Friend wife
and dog wandering about giving the
exhibits the "up and down." .Miss
Platonic Friend wandering around do
ing the same thing. Dog spies Miss
Platonic Friend and approached with
loud yelps of greeting. Miss Platonic
Friend fails to see friend wife for a
moment, and calling the dog by name,
pets him and tells him to go fetch
his master -calling master by his.
"front'' name.
Friend wife stood crh the sidelines
and glared for a full moment, then
coldly remarked:
"If you don't in End. I'd like my-dog."
IltiHiness of stuttering, stairmicring
and flushing for M.s Platonic Friend.
r.'lend husband is still MnlaiiiTnir.
SAGE AID SULPHUR
It's
Grandmother's Recipe
Restore Cclar, Gloss
and Attractiveness.
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Abne-t everyone knows t!i(it f-ajre To.l
and Su''' nr. properly ivmpoundrd,
t'rir.'s l a. !, ti e ir.itnral color and lustre
b fie fair v ; a a f.idvd. streaked or
gray. Yea r auo ti ' only way to get thU
ii ivtuie t.i make it at !utm which
is niu'iy ami tteu'uli'.-otue. Nowadays, by
it sk i 1 1 lt .it any drm store fur "Wyetli's
Sa-.'x and Sulphur Compound." Volt will
f t a lar'e bottle ef t'lit fatuous old
recipe, iniprowd by the addition of other
liigiidient, t"r alniiit eO ctnts. j
)en't "-tay gray! Try it! N'o onrt i
ran pessiMy tell that you darkened your
I. air, as it decs it so naturally and
ien!y. You ilauipen a sponge or soft j
brush with it and draw this through I
your hair, taking one small strand at a I
time; bv meruit'.; the grav hair dis-
appears, an 1 utvr anoth'-r application
or two. your hair becomes beautifully
dark, glossy and atti. .. tive.
Wyet'u'h Sage ami. Sulphur Compound
h a delightful toih-t re.pii.--iti' for thost!
ivlio desire dark hair and a onthful ap
t.' aranee, lt is not inteiuled for the cure,
nitic.it ion or prevent iou vf disvase.
P
. 45c
. 85c
f 163
otato Sale
Fancy Irish Cobblers
Irish Cobbles, per peck, 15 liis
Irish Cobbles, prr ' ? bushel, 3J lbs
Irish Cobbles, per bushel, 60 lbs
VINEGAR SALE.
Order yaur Vinegar now for pickljj. Pure New York Cider Vinegar,
guaranteed to keep pickles, per rjallon 25c
New Comb Honey, e.ich ....20c Pint jars pure Extra Honey 25c
rr.2TJLTZ.''' COFFEE SALE.
An Elegant Santos Coffee, 22c p :r lb. or 3 lbs. for
Th.it big -ICc Coffee sale. 3 lb. cans
New Mince Meat, per package
4 lbs. bulk Oatmeal
The money saver, Moxley's special Margarine, per lb.
Canada Rutabagas, per lb., ..3c 6 lbs. Virginia Sweet Potatoes 25c
We handle the highest gradj creamery butter, made. We have
another grade we sell cheaper. Don't forget about Aristos that old
Wheat Flour. White Grapes. Concord Graces by the basket. Peaches,
Pink Meat Muskmelons, Oranges. Large Cucumbers. Celery, Hub
bard Squash, White and Red Onions and we have the Genuine Jersey
Sweet Potatoes.
PAT SLATTERY
CALL ONE FIVE FIVE.
... 60c
. $1.09
. . 10c
.. 27c
.. 35c
For QiiicK Results Try a Want Ad.
The R Electric Iron
Guaranteed
Not ta
Overheat
Insulated
Points Form
Stand by
Tipping Body
GET YOURS TODAY AT
Jordan's Hardware
SHEET METAL WORK
IliZi
w
pentng
ICbursba?
Saturday
J The Mat is once again the climax of the
costume. And this Opening Week presents a
collection of masterpieces in millinery, de
lightful proof of this term of fashion decree
ing hats for all occasions.
j A" harmony of line attained only by that
perfection of workr lanship akin to art distin
guishes this njpry.
No better occasion t:nan tms cou be sug
gested for pwx patrbns to make their selec
tions for fl and winter.
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