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OTTAWA FKEB TRADER - JOURNAIV
WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, V)20.
PAQt THRU
WESTERN DEALERS
INAUGURATE ORGY
OF PRICE CUTTING
4
SLASH CLOTHING AND DRY
GOODS BECAUSE OF ALLEGED
INADEQUACIES OF SHIPPING
TIGHTENED MONEY MARKET
UIC STORbS INVOLVED.
(IV 'I... AMS.iillateil ITef-H )
A wan1 iif pine cumin', iii retail
(hdlliliK cod'! I cili'h i III', I'l'iilll llli' ML
sissippi valley In tit l'acilic coast wis
lepoilod i : T el ila V . I lispali le's from
lwciit. four cilif.-i ill thai iciTiiory tH
of promised reilu.. tions rniii'.iiii'. fioin
), pi r cent Iii 1 1 1 i i m .-i prolil.
Llnidiehil uiil lioi'M n-s in Chiearo ; ad
t In- lililn .it Hilts Wcle I hilt I ii' in h
decline Would hi' limited Iii roadv In
Wear ilolhiliK, principal! .wuinn'.
fai'inepts anil silks. Shoes unc .11
tin' list afleeted.
To-hl money and inaii'iiali' trans
portal km facilities wi ll' cited anion;,
tin' pi inn' reasons fur I In; nicrcuul i In
1 1 . v 1 1 1 - 1 1 . iias in dolnerv i.i
coods ill which liHIrh luoliov hail been
ticil up. wiih inahilily i'l 1 .1 111 n 1 i ii'
!-'iM wain ami live stuck to marled,
wi'iv saiil in many Instances to hav'
iiitlui'lii t'il 1 ti 1 r hauls.
An officer of one of 1 he Icailinc, 11
parlini'lit stores of Chicago lb elan d
ilie price reiluct ion nieaiil also lh.it
lie calleil "a hysterical demand frmi
he puhlic for lower prices." The
merchitnts wire livim; hi satisfy ul::i!
1 tirrent reilnctions, lie :i ii i . mi.nhi In
only tcmpornrv,
A linaucial authority : aid that il
polls III price CIlttlllK. V. el'e dipi'loi
iilile, lliey Il.dicaleil ,1 tendency iov;:i.
a reduction in hm ntorii's. Thoiidi
Ilii- midil he temporary, he .-aid, il
was niidonh edly jrooil in thai it sii'-'
jested thai merchants were fining
aliead mote 1 aui iously.
Sales ore iieinp Ik Id tinder various
names. In Topeka, Kan., a man'
ihitliitiK llrin annoii'.ced ;i "no pr.iiil"
sale 1 lepa rtmeiil stores in St. Louis
advert ised "under. idliim 'campuUii.-."
Twenty tier cent cuts were the mo.-!
popular, (in the l'acilic runs! Tiiooiua
dealers announced en's from u per
IN THE MOVIES
ARTISTS SOON TO APPEAR AT THE
LOCAL HOUSES.
"BURNING DAYLIGHT" FINISHED.
5 y.
l t4XXM,t ii -m ...n ong aatd-l firfsa IO U ti 1 .. 13
Hon) Ileiiilo, Texas, whore, liu spent
the winter nioiiilis.
Miss Mnrniiret (''osier of Chicago Is
11 niie.st at the home of Key. ones and
I'amilv.
.Mr. it lid Mrs. K. ('. Otl of MoiiiovIk,
Californiii, enine In Freedom last
Tiienduy to upend the hummer months.
,uito h large crowd attended the il
lustrated lectures in the HardiiiK
church lasl Sunday nlfelii. Next Sun
day nl.uhl the pictures will he In Japan.
TONIOA.
final seen, 'i ha vi
lie '. I), .-hurtle:!.
The Thursday club meets with Kiln,
Stillvell May IMl.
.Mrs. Irtuit Oreiiior visiieil her
daughter, Mrs. Kd. Lambert, the past
W'l'l
Miss liertlice I'lilllips of Strcntnr
was a visitor In the A. K. I'liillips
home last week a few days.
The Tunica Wonnuis' club meets
v-IMi Mrs. Minnie Ci.foid May li-l.
Covered dish lunclieim,
C. W. IliKdon and family have
move,, inui ine .virs. 1,. aiioiiiiiii jnai-e , 1 a i ti ti.M . Iowa, and
on 1110 west sine.
.Mrs. ilasHt'lman Is havlnn a new
floor laid in her liiiihen this week.
Does this coinintinii y care as much
for its children as il cares for ils live
stock-, or its roads, or its real estate?
Koy Smith of ChicnKo isiied his
f:raiidparentH, Mr. and Airs. K. ().
S111 1 h and bis brother Marry and fam
ily Saturday and Sunday of last week.
Airs. Win. I.owry of Cliirar-.n and
Inns. I.owry ol Anthony, Kans.. havi
!m
pruilii' I ion 1 i 1c M.'ro disl rilnitiu system
i.t Ite.miM'. Ilaylichl." .lack l.oii lon's j
Hi'.-a! tiovi I of 111" in n 'bland, eiiacled
hy an e 1 il i in.i! 1 ast that iiicbi.h
Milchel! Lev, i.;. Ih i-i I'eri'.il on and
'!lii:'.!i ' Moi.c. The piciure. !: h-ii
was i'l 'de ;,l the Metro Initios in
Catiloi -1 1 : ; 1 and in il;e Tru l'-e -now
con,,!! ', , ,v.i ; ilii'ecl.'d by Kilwanl Slo-
"IhirnliiK liay!ir,ht." scen:ii'ioi.ed
hy Albert Shelby Le Vino, is a story
of A'aska in the days of the Kohl
tu b. .Mitchell Lewi-: apH-ars in the
titular role of "llaylijht" of Khun
liiirnish. two Icteil sunt doti;'h who
tries, to b -a! I In- H'all street puir af
I ma l.inr, hi . pile in liie Vnkon.
Kv.-in.-to:. I
1! 1,;: 11 y
!!!ot h, i ' .
! ! 1 v 1 ea:-ia-,
I,;, l.i-- M. u 1 1 a 1
-ol! s'l ! T.;o'n;ej li !,
Mr-. Lao;.! ic of
.-'a ' '! I'll . 1 , wiiii i islii
i i: -. N- ,'a - i ick : i.e.
. in a; !-;if;,ia. !li
l-h'i! - !',!-.-! ii.., ;.
v. il It i.pa. :al ;. it i. .
Miss ' ' ;.i- !.! t
: 1 .
'M, :
and
.ii i"
t:,h
pel
an
rt'iin
11
(cut flat to "pi elil !e.-.s sah'S."
Sealtie leiaib-rs cut clolliiiii;
1 cut.
In S;in l-'rancisc o one 11 tail
liimnced ;i L'u per cent cut in all
another l!u to .",11 per cent in 1
icominodil ies.
Several Diuahii tor s s.iy
; ilk cuts were an per ecu'. In Wichi
lit, Kan., silk shins haw been i- duied
In .Minneapolis a lar.e depart m. sit
slore announced a ren- ral cut o! 2"
per cent. At Knowille. Tenn.. otic
of tile larec;' depiirt ment sli 11 ; in.i.'.
a nei'.eral discount of L'n per cent on
almost i's en! ire slock.
At ( iki'ihom.'! City uu to 'hi per com
leilui lions wi re reported, line men's
slore nt Muskogee cut evrvthinsr i1'
to 2n per ci nt and other houses adver
tised leduclioi. ; of per rent.
At San Antonio. Texas. v. o d. pai
ment Mores iiniiiium'ed 1 11M1 1 ioi,-. o!
per cent, another ja r ent. At
Wio o ii depiii 1 ment store announced a
lil'lli off il-i places At l-'ortii Sum:'!
Ark., I he iiileivd ri'ilucl ion vva;; -' per
1 en: , ill I'n. 1 I iluff III.- me ,-u! ,
Growing at Om.iha
Omaha. Neb, May la Ivv.lil snuillei
stores today joined lh- live Uivuv .
tiiidislimeuis of from ::u lo :iu sii
cent. One concern announced an -ol
diliomil rcdiiclion of in per c-a!
Slorcs which are except in;1 artici
like men'.' collars hae proli.-led that
oihtr cimcerns are iuiiiii! iiiese
pi r cent a lorn; w it h the o' hers.
Stores, reported record hceakiiif; ini
! itll-SS. 1'eople food in lino.
Prices, on arious esseulials weie:
Meii's shoes. to 1 1 men's
bills. lo J!7.r.u; women'-, skins
$1.7:i to $:!!..'" men's suits ranced
trom $17. an to St,.,u.
Waching:on Oettincj in Line
Washington. I). C. May LI -Two
hii'Ke WashnM.ion stoics announceii
flat reductions today of l'u per cent in
pl'i-'es.
h:i J'a: i). Texas, Mi.v 1 !) - H.'dtlct ions
of ',', per ecu' III price.- of shoc
und of 'S per c. :il in eioi'iin: at:
nottneed today by the lari'c: I iiep;ut
incut j lore.
Men's Wear Hit
Indianapolis, .May II) - Si
and suits for uu-n are tin
tides of clothing to sufler radical
reductions in Indiiina iind several of
the lending inercliant!; of this city are
offeriiit; nun's furnishings oday al
from 2(1 to oil percent below former
prices. One reliable establishment is
offering silk- shirts for men at $l.!)i)
or n I most half the amount formerly
linked for Ihem. Heady to wear cloth
in.u for women and children also are
offered at preally reduced prices.
The leading store at Terre Haute is
offering ali men's and boy's frannents
and shoes a' a reduction of percent
The lirtit is, said to he the largest out
Htters of men and boy's in Western
Indiiina or Kust Central ll'inois.
!.:;;.. 1
lliolll li ¬
bel !l s'boi far innu and will le releas"i shortly llinijbeen visilinK In the homes of Koy 10.
I'ilini-r ami Itert ll.llehraud tlie pasl
week.
A hoy wiis: recently born to Mr. and
Mrs. Selwyn l.i wis of Chicago, thus
iidditiK the title of cianilparenis to
Lev. anil Mrs. K. Lewis of Tunica.
Mattie Foster was sick Monday and
Mrs. ilsesie Koodoi' t;tui4ht the I'l'i
m. iry room in her absence.
i. A. Kinv.siiury b-i't Wednoy.day for
Stanford. Mont., where he will ; peml
several months lookinc after his land
interests.
Mrs. Alia Itadford has returned
trom California where she went to at
t ml her father's funeral and visit
:i while with her mot her, Alts. . K.
Koclder and sister Irina.
Mrs. A. 1!. (Irani came home form
the La Salle hospital lasl. week. She
has recovered nicely from the opera
lion hut rheumatism has made her a
suiil'I'erer since. 1
Mrs. I-'. !". Lewis went, to Chicago
Friday inorniiiK for a few days visit
with her grandson before the state
conference begins, Mr, Lewis going
Sntuiday to preach at the Seward
li W. '!
, li'-l .hi
1.1 ,r j C.-oi.-ia i!!, M- is-. V.
I'lili. .-' ; and i I itoi i Si-i ill...
j A-1... N.luie llai:,cl '.',;
.' Ill llpi-i' Sii'- U! il l..'.
laeuiaii
a a, i icli
1 1 y 1 ,
il An
i i
n
tile winter.
Wn.i: l "
:h" lar;.e ;:
li. Lid-'
!r. and '.
sseli! 1 ill,.
Henry Von -
Sap!. C. S.
!!.'-, iiil- !,,
Mi- . .'.
.- !le'i! i ll'. i!'!.-
: a w a.
Th - I'a i-i.-n
lv',i..i
:-.i!..i v. t
FREEDOM.
10 v. Join -' was in Aurora a few
illivs last Week.
Mrs. Mnithu ol: 011 and daughter,
Miss lieitiii'i of Leiiimi, Mr. and Mrs.
Merlon .laiiiiesoti of Ottawa were
KDc-t.' of I;,! nii .ii i Jameson Sunday.
. re- Oilier Mosey v.as 11 I'eoria visitor
1 hi: t I'ri.ia-, .
1 Tin' a1 it -es A in ram of ( )it:i',v.i
rsi'i: sp.iii the week end with Miss Alma
i" hi i Ois:.!l.
Mr. and Mrs. llerhcri. Arent-en
'''ci c '. laisi isitoiN i-iitiday.
A. II. 'I' io-.-y of OMau-ii vi.-iteil r'.-l-:
i.'.ivi s here pel t of la-l week.
Mr. ai.d Airs. Cordon .Johnson of
li Li nil Sunday and go on to Chicago
Monday. Mrs, Lewis is also delegate
to the State Koderaat ion of Womens'
Clubs which meets in that city this
w eek.
Mrs. Maud M. Howe died at b"r
home two and a half miles east, of
Tonlca, May II, Li'.'n, after u long
siege of sickness. Funeral services
vere held in the M. 10. church Sunday
at 2: mi p. m. conducted by Rev. il.
It. Knslske. she leaves to mourn her
loss her two sons, Lee and Warren;
one grandson. Clen Kowe, and three
brothers und throe sisters. I). I!. Van-
laliingham, Atnert Vanlnning! ,
Herbert Vuiiliningliain, Mrs. Alice
Craves, Mrs. Margaret , and Mrs.
Kttu Ksclit and a host of other rela
tives. Kluier Lavid chestnut, eldest son
of Mr. and Mrs. James Chestnut, was
bom in McN'abb, 111., Dec. V, 1SS7 ami
died in Olnrksville, Iowa, April J'!,
lhil", agi d years, 4 months and II
days. He. was married to .Miss Kthel
Walraili on August 2J, I'jli). He is
survived by his wife, his father and
mother, three sisters, Mrs. II. A. 1'oe
Anna and
Agnes Van Slyke of Clarksville, and
two brother.-,, Samuel 1,., and 'Kdwiu
I... all of whom wehe with him when
he passed away. The funeral ser
vices, were conducted by the liev.
Thus Sherman, pastor of the Presby
terian church.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilsun and sou Dew
ey. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Craves and
children of La Salle attended the fu
neral of Mrs. Maud Howe Sunday at
t cruooit.
Tonicii will have a new coniuniiiiiy
high school building. The next meet
Ing will decide on a location for I he
building.
Ydu'll L
ike lit
The first choice of msHions of
housewives fcr ever a quarter
of a century.
Proved best-most ece .mrcz!
by many tests. IVJnkcs most
palatable and eweelesto? foods.
Catum?: Baking powsr bused
by more Dom.stsc Scientists,
roads, ar;n MG'ch'C';; than
any olhes' inan4.
'-' .
Call forCah-ff.ev tSaJciagPcwder.
Don't Forget
The dam-" at Stiirved Hock Siiiiu
I'ark tonight. Also Friday nigbl.
Don't Forget the Dance
(Jiveti by the alumni girls, of St.
XuOor's ;it. the Annoiy Friday even-
Battery and Electrical Service Station
Phone 907-W
L willdrd J
Starting, Llflhting and Ignition Specialists.
Prompt Repair!). Everything Electrical for
the automobile.
217 West Main Street
OTTAWA
Combing Won't Rid,
Hair Of Dandruff
.na.l" a Isim
. Sat .!'.: 1...
. a ' chihire::
r is ' ;il ( ' -
a 'ia
'I-.
t :
eillie:
A Ikil.ie
til
shirts
I ar
L ELAND.
Last Wednesday evening Miss I hi
Von Ohleit enleilaiiicd a number ol
friends at her beautiful emmtry home
north of town. The evening wa
spent playing live hundred, llefresh
UK-tils were served. Those who en
joyed Miss Von Ohlen's hospitality
Were: .Misses (.Sertruile (ieofKe. Net-
lie iddows. Ida Honk, Lrma John
son, Hazel Arnold. Tessic Anderson.
Mary Spinner, Kuth Malison. Doro'h;.
Thornton, Jennie Kinne, Heukih Koii
erts.
lierman Knkuk made a business
trip to Cherry Valley Monda,.'.
Fred Leaner was u:i Aurora jiassen
j.;er Saturday.
il'. K. Udldnsoli or St. Paul, Minn..
(f)i( tit Sunday with bis family.
Tin - Leluntl l!h;h si hool hasi aali
eillil defeated the Sonioimuk Hh'h
Hchool team on Friday iificnioon, L'n
to :.
Jidin Wnrnieiand nnide 11 bit lines'
t$l to c;iiciii;o Thursday.
Mr3. H. K, TltonipHon went to
-late !:i;- , a' -.,:.
I lie (,!-. -. . made s ! ' i's
1 1 1 i 1 ::).:' y,i :;,iy.
.1. ( '. An.i: 1 -: 1 ae lair il'i:
I la is. koy '-m.'i ... :. . :: ..'
-on. .laci. .Iii!i;.e ,,'el :a.
wen! !o itsi'-i 'ia poi 1-. I. al
d.n alter l-'ord c.rs P s iv
-oil,
.Ms ; V!; !i I'Ha . s s t ::.-'..
-oh,:,;! a; W. iron, l!l .. ; '. a a.::;
.'.lib li : (.; 1
.1. C ,i :.;..' .10 ,01 1 siiiii!; h. .. r-
Ul'i'i-d I'l urn Ni ,: C;..ei . -,, ,,. 1 hi
;..-al ..- , : .-..I .: ,-'l. anion : re!".l 1 '. e-
Ai ! ill ia m S ' ' 1 1 r.i . : .- OM.,11, ..
-peul Sal 111-ila '. ii h In r .i'l. r. ' ' :
l. A. Win:.
Mr. .and nv. I-. Il W.-:' as. I f.o.i
iiy s, i-ni Sn nla i il n 1 i-!a live. ,:l I ...
tavia. Hi.
A l.s.si'l" v.s ; leialei. d the i.a i;- !
! I'll - a,! tie y Jii,-,-.! ::- III" ,
HO' 'I c i s. ' it. l.e'i.. . :' ( ; " lli.-'.i.
i ii la-l l-s! i.-.l.:;. . o-s 'I ii,-;
Hill' i 1 ! lie d' I a I'l !ie li I I". ' -1 a ! ,
coll I .-e 1 1 1 '1 i ; . -1 IP !v.--i: ' . :e i-i I
I mi - I v.. 1- '-' i w ii. ' 1' '. ' ' . . 1 1 . ' 1 1. a I' !
i'.el in-, as I 0:1 U :u ,..'. I !; , -: 1 : 1 ' . ; ' 1 1 '
if ! 1 - a a - c-i" ! ! a .- in.i a ,
pressed the appi ecial ion ol the iilit 1
,f so ;il . :P si-ac a in , ,e ,.. - - is!
id! a a-. : : i : il . ( 1! h r 1 -i.c ' '
Were "L'esume ol lcloiie,.. ,y K'l!
Ill III Vl.ll t .li' -o." alal "I! I.-K.-I IS -I'
anil S'cl.o il 'Sn 11 il." lo M !i-'!'l Sevii!
H e!.-c::: ' . el l 11;,' , ,;i.i:t.
1 V for 11. -x ! 1 . (I'd"! A a J- i-i
l.-einj; unanimoii iy (iio-en. 1 fe re-
poiiih-d u ,1 U a oa -1 iii -c. 1 : 11;! ! no
food v, ill le.'.1. a i bis .-. e.ii' si: 1 ilesii
to make tle'.l ,- e.l .Si i oil !!' I I'lll.V il Will
nin- one. '1 boa 1 I (.; ( Iiica' ion
i 'iii t iiii , Mr. and Mrs. Justine John- 1 , , ., , , .
son and children of l.eian.l. spent 1 The only sure way to get rid of dand-
m;i :,!.,, al the home of Kdar Thon.p- ru? to d'ssolI'e .thcn you destroy it
() entirely. To do tins, pet about four
'.: , , ,, , , . .. , ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply
, ,v' f!'"""s;" v,s",'a it at night when retiring; use enough to
..e.ai.d ie!.ui"s ..uii'lay. , 5,, t,e scap anj ruu jt jn gently
'N!' "'M "' la;'' l u.'-dv lor ; Vith the finger tips.
h:1' ':1" ' i.. ( ts to spend I Uo this tonight, and by morning, most
";" !'!;'"'. I if not all, of yo.tr dandruff will be pone,
-'"' : li'! M. . . U..ih ,' , ib ami da h - and three or four more applications will
'-s'- .Mr. itii'l Air... ::-x Wright and ! completely dissolve and entirely destroy
.' iidi' i! .-; eni Set!il.; in (I'tnwai :,: ' every single sign and trace of it, no
Lie nemo 01 An. asd Mrs, Stevenson. ' natter how much dandruff you may
Clv.ii. '.'.lull has purchased the have.
lii.u-e and ioi in iiaiiiinn hei inm'iiK j Vou will Hnd, too, that all itching and
i;. ii: hoe .Mrs. Mary Thompson. ; digging of the scalp will stop at once,
Amiiev, Sn!,!., hoel's home caught.1 ard your hair will be fluffy, lustrous,
lire Sii.' i'a-. iram ap overheated glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel
. i.hiia. v ,',. iMirned to the 'ground.; a '""dred times better.
Th.tN :..; ,,. of the fuiM.it u.v 1 Vou can get hiu.d arvon at any drug
...... ..... ,-, .., ,,, r,.v.,nli,.,r .,, 1 store. It is inexpensive and never tails
, " 1 to au uie wvsii.
mi cat eh lire. :
1 1
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JOIN OTTAWA POST No. 33
1
THE AMERICAN LEGION
My name is
Present address
Permanent address
Civil occupations
I hereby subscribe to the Constitution of the
AMERICAN LEGION and apply for enrollment in
Ottawa Post, No, 33, of Illinois Branch.
Fill in above application, mail same with $3.00 to
T. B. Learn', local secretary. Membership card, button,
etc., will be mailed to you upon receipt of your replica
tion. Don't delay. Join Ottawa Post, N .. 33, now!
1 1,
P. ins.
Tli-Tim.-
M
school dices Tuesday j: : "
a' Stiahooiia I '''I'- !kV''.'
invited to attend and f
a picnic dinner.
ilslil
U :l 1 1
I I'lllMll closed
picnic at the ;
lasl
I, ool
READ THE JINGLES-THEY BRING
lid
in or-Th
r4
rnie !'!iw!usoii of I. eland
. .' : v is of It. dlo spent the f
..i.h Air:. (i-c:ir (),,;reiu. A
' ' h : " fur l!i'- new sidewalk df
. PI ! "i a 'I ion !;;;!.! i.-lid iilite Zk
. , I,., I ,ii ..v I., ii. i
io -tan tin- fund.
I i. 1 1 1 1 1 I. Mher.ili l.adii-s' Aid
'.'ill mi ei wiih .''.Irs. Miiiiin (istrciu R
Wed .(lav a i'l --moon . .May 2:i Ii. R
i n in mind th. program and so- JF
(ill io !e held 'I liurs.day evening, w
.May ...n. The i'o.-i ;ii!i, which com- d
in s' : a iii i le , day eni ;tl4il. "N'o p
' i-l.. A.iniil'. !" uiM Is- civ, n hy the 5
TiSiih ;:ra,. ; ipl! of ihe I lardiuj; 5
school. he i ream and c.iUe will be J
. ci', ,1 j,t!.'iinl hy :l:e l.adie:,' Aid. R
.'-I'O'ii I'M:'-' i.elie,, iJ ; , Ml'S. Osi'lll- . F
tistr, ia a mi-,, ,-lliiii: oi: - shower at ff
h r home he: Sal nr. lay nl'Centoon. 9
ilani v t e l : -, ! . ! 1 1 1 -1 i i s were si rved anil - A
Have you ever heard the Columbia,
The Grafonala with a soul,
Wno. e m;ii.;ic I line is so well Known
( ir ha v e you e're been i nil
,1 list w ho lo see ill ( II til a '.'
Well. Morey ltoherls is the llliill
To consult about the Columbia
i la the easv pavmeiil plan.
MOREY ROBERTS
I'laiio: , (Irafonohis, liecot'ds, and service
here.
i.l,,l I'n, nO ,. ..I' III,, ! i '-i - '-...,1
Xlii !s O! 'honor, .'.'i s h .... I'a nl hi. :,n I'"'1' - pl'sisalil .afternoon. A
li-:i.Ji red a pint Mv dim. Those! -'" ' rem ive.l many lovely TA
present, were: .'-.ii' e.- Andre'.' .lo'in- p ll,,r ' lv 1'oiue. Jj
ion, (llail i .-i tin iil.1 'a..'!. 111 .-. 1" O'-'on. : Mcllioi'i.il day exercise:; will tie held
To serve all members of the home,
W illi Quality Cuts of Meat,
Then phone the Sprinijioni Market.
l-'ur the kind thill's fresh and sweet.
This -. hop is known in numerous homo:
I'or many miles around,
and Service, plus Quality's, the si ord
( if our market s lair n
Cm l'.einl, K.'iCli'Vll i'sl 1-.
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in the Hard!.::; church -Sunday after- K
Aruohl, II, lima!-, .lack.-on. Nis ii Si iek -' noon. .May ::. ;K
liliK. -Mary l- pinoer. Nellie W'i iilo'v... Dr. I.aury -peat ihe first part of the F
Mi ssr-'. Vet tie 1 lazeiiian, llarohi Se-iVsel, win his pai'ants in Si. Louis, jjp
vine, Kennel i Von ulen, Iv.ri An- -mi. ' . ! . nut in lias returned home
toni. V.'iliiint Kllhi. (.".den Anderson, i i 4
Unlph ("hiiPiieh':-!', A. II. I ..lie, I'roi.
('h.ipiielear, ('. acob.-,o!i, Mr. and
.Mis. 11. i. Tlnuupsoti,
Mauley .Mindless ol Aurora sp,'i.
Satiiidii.' ;. tin. ; relative-.
The school year will ciu o on l'li-j
day, June 'I. Tile ;;rudiia io:i (!, i
IIC'U i ; comiiose;! of Mi. a s lli'.iia
l.udwii;. loin llaeiuau. l.oliie Ainhi
-on, (ilad.vs Kiismus.-cii, Kruia lieml
Springhorn's Fox River Market
l-'resh Led', I'ork, Veal, Lamb. Smoked and
Salt Meat, Sausnre and lliims. l'llolie 1
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Money ba.'k wtiuout quvstioa 1 m
If HUNT'S Salve failf in lh Zt
treatment of ITCH, ECZEMA. R
RINGWORM. TETTER o 4
other itching akin disewea. Try t
If you're thinkii.c, of a llieyc'e,
( in w liich you can rely,
Then see ihe famous Excelsior,
Al "I'rilett's" before you buy.
If you'll slop into my sr.lesi oom,
1 11 (iuii kly show you why,
My slock of wheel.- the hircest in town -
Are the Likes you oii)-,ht. lo buy.
S. K. PRUETT
See t he speedy
li cent bus at our nas.
licycle t ires, sold on niorit
llNCelsior here.
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L-t r. .e-a - M f b w Aim
2 atx s-iAi. ijpcwiva
before the eves, dizzy spells,
palpit2ti(.'i of the heart, less
appetite ct ci'avin for sA'eet
or pour uwxh of lood are
sias of Gcjf-poisoain.Lr liy pn.-decls of poorly
digested or inii'ierfe'etly eliminated food waste
which have entered the blood.
I'lcechain's Pills assist to rcstoi'e normal action
of liver, stomach and kidneys.
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Win. Mtilholland ti lls Groceries
And you'l.' not worry any more
About, the Quality of the Foods,
When il comes from his clean store
For no ln"ter class of things to eat,
Than those "He" sells you'll Iind.
Their excellence is hard to beat -
Please keep that frp.li ill mind.
William Mulholland
One Weddinu llceakfast Coffee is a real
hre.ik'.as! dclii-'ht.
Sold by drufciPaU ihkiiutl.fmt
thu world. In buxua, iCc, 2fJ.,
rills J
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To Ihe Colonial Sanitary (hindy Shop
In I iliauii is a treat.
Lor lo re you'll Iind pure Candies',
That are wholesome, fresh ami sweet.
Our Ice Cream Sodas can't he beat
We make our own Ice Cream.
And when you try our Chocolates
You'll say they are a divnm.
The Colonial ChocolateShop
Where all wise randy shopper.-, slop in
Ottawa.
Have you ever Ihoudit of this, friends,
"I'lio you're prosperous today,
It':; Hut the aniounl you're takiiif, in
Lilt what you pill away?
Old am- .some day will Iind you,
Al lea: t we hope il may.
We also hupp you'll he preiared
I'or a distant "Rainy liny."
The First National Bank
Join the ranks of those who look ahead!
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j Why I Trade At Home j
j 1 trade at home and never roam
I S.-ekiip "luircdhis" olsov, o : . I
j I hu e ! he tow 11 ill which I : : '. 1 I
: I'or all my interests ate lle ie. j
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j And then, ai'iiin, 1 buy from I' 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 ; j
i We all need olio anot In r
When I run short 1 can approach
My dealer as a brother.
When bu.diie; hot'.- with con. eicnee cleat'
1 put ni.' money down ;
I know ii. slays ri.aht hero mid works
for ihe well ;i re of my town.
Another Ihhia, rh'M hen'- I brill): j
The produce t lial I I'll i; e -
And always fet an lione t deal - J
I've found :hnt it pay,-,.
And then, I know wlnn bavin:' lo re !
Ii helps t hinits to relax, I
And also h' !ps the mr,.,. v, ho j.;iys j
I i is port ion of t lie ta. :
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And v. hen I'm sick or in hard Im-l; I
The man I buy Horn's In in j
With his pocketl k, if need he, i
And kirullv words of cheer j
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So that is why I trade nt homo; j
I'm a boii'-ter tht oudi and t hro'icji.
j I'or a town that's pood to live in I
j Is Kood to buy in. too. j
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VI lie-la ur:mt s. (rienii- are not ;o:'-.o.
i here's a dio'oi'eui'e, you L'.o-,v,
A !.d I lease v. iio are :.'': ri i ( -1 1 : : ' ."
Ti., Ay.trs ami M jllp'i '1 .
Tin v bnv lie: b.-st 1! 1 ".:! hi t has
.'-! .: .ha:':. Ih" v: . why.
jhn a, fj..e Airud .c r '. tj'jfjn.,
Will aiuay-. :-ali:--y.
Ayers & Mullen, Prop.
Ol law a
Kakery.
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Wiih i
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Ann 1 lean h'e-'i aura 11 1
d Robert
d .-i-ve Ihe l'oll-i s. at home,
h- :t tha. uv.i.wy laivs.
ill to ' is' -::,:, ! Cood "
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'I he l.i,;,! I a::!':; lar ::he;ol,
id i'l 'lo- v. : - o 1 - ,'. do ',,'ol'ld j oii'H ii!:.'
AO lllll-.'l- h- 1 1 i-l I ii e:,-d.
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ROBERTS BAKERY
ill la'iKVi'.'. .iu-;t a..l, for Rob-
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If oii would treat your Auto rirjit
And put on tires that wear.
Lay Diamond Tires or Firestone,
They're always on the ii:ure.
And if you're thinking of a truck,
on which you can rely.
Then see tile famous Republic.
At Comic's before you buy.
Conde's Motor Supply Co.
Republic Trucks, liiumond and Firestone
Tires and Ai ce. .;ories.
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Tin-re':, li'e Qdi-c G Ice trie " ' Ii:'-'-'
alid the t,i -,y Vi'dium we s-'!l lb;tt '''''.
'Ihd're lime .aivirs, life savors and up to
date.
A w.'i-' 'i' iinv women " iii :' 1 iatc
The Roll .'i!e '-'o'Ciric Sh a in V.
V, ill d t :.ir..-trat i; you a M a: ;und.
Tho Reliable Electric Shop
(di-'ie till wise wash machine buyers dop.