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OTTAWA FREE TRADER - .lOl'UXATi.
TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1920.
IN THE MOVIES
ARTISTS SOON TO APPEAR AT THE
LOCAL HOUSES.
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fTho lOTilim t the Mote.,, lamlly
I a ".union ye entity at tho ho...
oiC 10 Thompson i.n I lunulas st"'
A1out thirty Kms.s wi-re in ai
aft - ThoV wilhfiHid ut tlu 1 1" I'J
KOB horn.. In tlw llo iilternouii. At UT
an ri.Jovi-.blo social hour th.-y wnt
back ,iih grove the rtmta-V.
where a lire was mult, htwk w.ib
fried and a 'luciile supper set ed. in
hUveninpa plut informal so, lal
tin.eWa HP'"t by 'be gues t . 1 h w
In attendance, from out of town .
Mr.! Mrs. DurUm Mt.niot of Jo h
Jlr.: oorKn Craven and da.it r
Tipton. Iowa, and Mr. una M'. 1,r 11
t'linepeter of lUlca.
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iMIfs Margaret Yenuer entertained
a few sirls at her home on '
avenue this afternoon In honor ul Mk-.-KlizaDeth
Vincent, who is to leave
tawa in a few days, and .Mbj '
Hers of Chicago, a lorm.-r Ottawa
girl. During the afternon the rnutw
ment of Mis Roes and HvdeiuU W.
Ryder of Chicago was annoHne. d.
The date of the anproachini; weddin
has not ern made public, Imt v. is
understood that th ceremony will
take place in the early fall. An
jovahle afternoon was unlit to me
jiii'esU plaviiiK l-ridfte. after whieli i :i
dainty luncheon was served by tie
hostess. l :
Mr find Mrs. John ". llanifen en
tertained about, twenty families at
at their home at the foot or l.eland
street last evening at a ddishilul in
formal .lulv 4 eelcbratiou. The en
tire families were invited to attend,
which brought the total number id
quests to about fifty. A pleasant even-
ing was spent -watehinp a wo'iiLt' u!
dtsplav of fireworks. The pround ,
were decorated in Japanese lanlerns.
,ate in the evening relrestiincnts !
were served by Mrs. llanilcn.
$ v
The V. M. P. S. of the Illinois Ave
nue KvaiiKeiieal ehurch will bold their
regular meetinR next Thursday at the
home or Mr. and Mr:. Kdward t halus,
ne.'ir rtlca. The yams people will
meet at the church at i o'clock and
will be taken u tiie farm in machines.
A picnic supper will be served on the
lawn. Hurini; tin- evening a provani
will be gi,n. Tin soi'iety plan
niiiK for a l'ih time olid intendeds to
make this picnics sill per and uiee'in.;
a big success,
Mr. and Mrs W. I! Palmer lu-M
their annual fourth of July dinner
and eelebraiion at their home on the
north bhi IT last rvenltm. About 1"
relatives and friends were pp sent. t
5:;:u a four-course dinn r was served
in the diiiiim ball. The Iioum- and
spacious lawn wen decorated in red.
whit., ami blue. Murine the rvemnu
tile quests tt-illles.-ed a Insi'ltltlll
play of fireworks.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
lainod ten little tirls at
.in Wi si .leflersnn street it
noon in honor of tin ir littb
liose M;,r. the occasion ''
sixth birthday. The ln.ise
rated in pink ami wliii- . and
Kirls spent an enjoy
with names and musk
afternoon refreshments
by .Mrs. Vasm.
Vasm cilicr
iheir tioii'.'
indav aftev
! d.uif-'hter.
-Mil- he,
.,' w;s dec-
little
t:
i:ib at
. l-ate
were
lert!
in
irved
Miss Cladvs Creen eiitertained
youiiK people of the First Met In
church ves'erdav morning at a 'i
i.T-.v. i. -r.isi in ltarnes' urnvc near
ton. The rtitsu motored out .
the morniiiK. I'pon their arr
the woods they linill a i i ft
uienners and made coff(e. After par-
Uiliinir of t!i
to town.
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V UisW
k If
tit J
If
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PQI9C1LLA OEANcZ;' WHEELER OAKMAN
I IK
lis:
nil.
May
irly in
all
and roasted i
A JALVNTV URP.So FOR THE
tiUOWIM; GIHL
!ie breakfart they rciurn-d
Thirty-live nf the iiei'tfM'fs and
frit tidsVr William Jackson held an en
joyable picnic Vfsierilay ell tlie lawn
of' his hmne. The mi.- t- went to the
Jack-on home i. i the north i'l'.rf in
the niornin;:. They served dinner and
supper, af er whi-h liny returned to
their homes.
Pattern
(his attraii'iv
1 Seizes: - --'i.
A 1. ear si
of 4 I ineli
linen with
nipin.L-.; jn
be i: . -d I'el
shov, n, plaid
with Iiron
et
J is u.sod to make
model. It I; cut ir.
1", 11' ami 11 years,
si-e will rt-nuiru ard
material. Plue ur green
l';:ri:it,'s of w hito piijue or
c in ; rat-tins lolor, could
! sliis (!-': imi . As here
;hi-;haui was employ
embroidereil in colors
Going in for "Subtle S!.-fi."
He li Married.
Wheeler (JaUmau, w!."
:. bit rf free pu'd'ci'v "v I
v iMiec, man w bom Pri ;i '.!.. 1
(iiv.i with her heart :u: i ' '
;v '.h.V. int.' t:i :' : lite -ubtie stun". lie uiU
ii.i.e t'f lot', a; role, opposite An
j . : ' " K1 ll' i ;n. mn, t!i" h(::!i-divini;
1 1 i'-.. I: 1. t'i her i..-iv 'dcture Chester
!. :. , r.it'iltti i- diiiilin it at the P.ruu-
on Sunday. T'i i.e . r, - : :
of low it w i re I ir. ti.
family and Mr. and .Mr- II
of l-'airbni's and I r. V. i 1
family awt K.-ne.-t : :
Miss Ktma Jacks. ia i
ILLINOIS VOMf.N
I!tU:.f CI KM IOOO
TO MIDDLE LIFE
siininn r m !uh:
a; til
tiert,
Mr. ami Mr-We-1
Mai'i s r
breakfasl yes
Kin ley I 'art..
park ar.d M :"
ed. Tiny pent
ins there and i
(5. A. Mcckciisliiek of j
c-i In id a ttitnily i.i. nic t
'l dtiy iii'Tiiint: til Me-1
Ti'ev moiorcd to the
t a lr akfa - t was son ,
ihe rest i.i t!i" n:orn-t
lo'.oreil "Tack to town t
for collar ar.d other trimmings.
I Pattern Dep't.
just before noon.
HAS DAISY TRIMIMNG
' ! ! . ' PL
i swi ;
Horo 1h shown a really exnulfa'u
organdin frock and an excellent ex
ample of Fashion's newest ways
with that material. Whito It In,
with two-inch filet lnco and inser
tion, infinitely flno tucking mid,
graceful sprays of daisies withi
their follago and in natural colon-.
,6y way of trlmmim.
LEONORE.
!The many frii-nds or Mella MUM r.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. I'. Milb-r.
ill reurel lo bear tlnit while pieliine
rlierrb'i, la t week Ihe bidder t lipp' d,
lettiiiK her fall and brcakinj; her arm.
.Mrs. t'ot'land Mod, ivtit; taken to St.
Mary's Hospital at Stti.itor Wnlioa
day and on Thun.day was oa rati I o:j
for afipendiid-is.
.Mr. anil Mrs. Chariots L-'. i p p auto-d
tp Stia ator Wednesday eveiiitir.
Miss ftdelia Miller, ,air;hler of Mr.
and Mrs. William Sclintaib r of Ka;le
township, and Harry Y inner were mar
rinl at the Mtl'iodb.t 'paisuin;;e in
Ottawa Tuesday by liov. II. P. l.awler.
lioth are well known in this cumin in i
'ty. ......
.' Herman J. Myers has completed the j
foundation for his new bungalow.
William Schroed. r has mipiovru his
fai m wi!h a new barn.
Conrad .Myers ami William Schmitt
shin ed'twu carloads oj stoci; to -lii-etK
i-tlnesiiay.
.Mr. and Mis. Prank Myi rs enter
tained the following ut ts at dinner
Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. William l'uetz,
Mr. and Mrs. J.seih Puet, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Pint., Henry Weishroud)
and lamiiy, William J. Myers, Air. and
Mrs. 'Will Sebmiit, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Scamill of M.ndon. v'arl Pui:'z, Mr.
ui:d Mrs. John Weiuroad.
Mrs. Uott.ao l-u.z .a riously ill
at her home.
Mr. and M..-.. Ea.d Myir. Ja;iRlitT
Fern ami hai.di V'.)miiienii..n aiifoed
to S1 reator liuiurduy.
L. iils AM, lit a and Pritz Wester
were Peru wsi'.ors W ednesday.
The I'oi tteis' lawn social ui 1 not
draw a vcr. lar.-e ck.w J, on account
ot the unla . oraaie weal hi r.
Children's day was ceb .ra!"d at the
Kvaiigeileai church Siindtty.
Co.irad I .in let. i!iu.-l".r latiiaa ami
son llarr,. and Acnes tieese aintiied
to flrcator .Saturday i-vi. ning.
Mis. litjaanl Kiaiw. was iiosle.-s -'u
tbe .sofit'l circle. 1 .in i';. day atu-rnooii.
A new iici: u r was audi d lo Hie roll.
The iii.'.n: ni"etii.s will be held at
ljorimi l.imlcr s July S.
Mr. and Airs. Frank i.-anff of We
Iiona wcio ei.onorc callers .Muintay.
boriiia Under eiiteil.ailied the' fol
lowing Kin s!.-, at. dinner Sua lay: Mr.
and Airs. Kivin ;;vl'initt and Theres..
W union of Kittle, All.'.ses Anna and
lone ScbmitL of South Pakota. ..r
thur Arenz of liicliland. Wtamer
Kclimii;, Verullta Ziiuiin f man and
Pcoiice Sc lim H t of Chicago.
.Mi. and Airs. ( harb s hcaillbuner
ami sons V'iimr and arl ai d Mrs.
Amanda llrov. a were titn alor tdiop
pers Sat Hi- lay eveliiiiK
( aarle., I'lltbsen was a i'eolia buta
nes.; call, r Thur- aa) .
Mn. i'lid Air;.. Ifcm:!n J, Alyers
and Air. and Vis. Herman Seinniii au
toeil in st reator Si-.ttir lay evening.
Alissi , Anni" and lone Kchmilt ot
Suiltil IMkni.t, Wl" have been spend
iniv a cieiple c! v. e. i.e V N i I i n e friei'ils
and relating here, ietir.C'd liomi
Sunday -v f-tiins;.
Mr. and .Mr:, Leo .I.e'Je - are tin
parenlt; of a :,ui. I.nr:' la ! .lurd.iy.
Millie Mon tliv' Afiller. d iiitjiter of
AM. and Mrs. Aib! b A'ilb ''. Wim taken
lo SI. Mary'.-, ho Pal !e liave her !ou-
V
add
lease send
ress. Cl.
Pattern to
i. enclosed.
my
Name ...
No
Size
Tostoffice
State ....
M!H
sils removed.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scliinzi 1 receiv
id word Saturd.av evening that the
! Illinois
Air. am! Mrs. J. W V;:;.,tt - : tarn- -hiitiio
on Monday ev- r.i'.;- ; : . "'"
caco. win re they had I- ti v i-it.'.s
with their dutteJiter A!.".-. !i: w;,:d !
teer.
Air. and Mrs. P. W. S.fe v -'-:
j la' t.-r part of Ci.- ue-k with reLo.M
' in Versailles.
I Miss Moreno Ciinroii. n wiil l-.
teacher of (' ' r sell;. ul n-xt c.if a.
a salary of per m.m-.!!.
Mrs. Karl .Mnilin ::s a :'! st '
ilioine of h-r brother. !.. It. !'': d. ;:;
j Peoria from Pridtiy :;M:1 Sat; !..-. He
: hu-.hand, Iht i.tla-.-r. !M J. P.'d. t.t.d
j wo sitvi's. Alisses l.'.r i and P v.:-.
P yd. were also -iUe.-' th-'re on Sati
i day.
i H. J. SchmiHen ami ustiily an 1 M '
land Airs. William S. :i;r.il:.''ii ;-eti.
! Sunday with re!ative hi iVr:.t.
j Aliss lone Kel!"y r--".ir!ed houic or
! S'.inday from her v:-P i:: :'v ator.
'aA'
WO
f
ft
. t ,111
V ' .& !"'at nasties' i
former's
home in
l-ellill?.el
Schill.e
! rotlier's
Ottawa,
and .Mr.
att-nded
wife bad ib d at her !
Mr. and Airs. Frank;
ami Mrs. William j
the funeral at Ut- j
tawa Tuesday.
Mr. Wilson of
cry company was
caller Thursday,
station in Chaib
William .Nam!
Molar Hti:
Hi'.:
an
arm
acre
Hie Peori;,
a i.eonore
iiisiallintr a
Pllilisen's
has purelur-
tne cui:.-,nii
Cream- j
u-iini 5S
cream I
i
'oia rv. !
I th-;
r.il it)t; I
RUTLAND.
s.
Airs.
Tuesday Atte
this week
Th" family
Sam r held a
Wiirtnt
ni:il:!l I
ent"t'lained the
:b at her hoiii-.-
Air. and
n: ion at
A!-s C. A.
th.-ir home
After you eat always use
ATONIC
J.FOR YOUB SfOMACH'S 'SAKE)
one or two tablets eat like candy.
Instantly relievosHeartburn, Bloated
Gassy reeling. Stops indigestion, ,
foodsourinp.repeatinp, headacheand
Ihe many miseries caused by
Acid-Stomach
FATON'IC ia thobesstrcmedy, ittakea
the harmful aeida and gases right out
of the body and, of courpo, you pet
well. Ten3 of thousands wonderf u!ly
benefited. Guaranteed to satisfy or
money refunded by your own drng
gi3t. Cost a trifle, l'loase try it!
'! : ''When I ivarhe.l
i ; -line nni-ilov. a and :n peed
1 . I'leiee's Favorite Prescrij)-
tionsnrelvproveii;.,)
l eallthat is chiimed
Mr it and 1 came
throujrh tliis criM
i al t line w tt !'. liotio
ot t.ic ilistrcssun;
ail mi nts w hich
alii i.'t so many
v.- mien, sitcti as
mill
, was
'. .1 !1
so sTrenc una wen
that I could scarcely
Meli.-ve it myself. I
rirlttir.'v vof.l.l reronimeir! Dr. Pierces
l-.iv..riic I're.-cription to all women of
middij are." Mas. L. Kitcue.v.
I'o k I-l md, III : "In my Kirlhood
day? J sufi'eivd ,rom irregularity and
v ou! I become run-down in health and
my mother would (jive me 'Favorite
Prescription' whenever the saw that I
nea, a-I a special tonic. At one time
w hen I was sip.'terns during development
she gave me a complete course of treat
ment wiih Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
seri tioa, 'UoMen Medical Discovery'
and 'Pi"a.-an; Pellets,' and I still remem
ber that these medicines restored me to
perl'i -t health, making me feel better in
twry way. 1 have since married anil
am mother of three children." Mks.
L. L. M.umx, 4'i-7 Seventh Ave.
J join, lib: "As a household remedy
lor shi-rui-h liver, sick beadiches and
coe-'ipti-i m. I have l'e.ii" 1 Dr. Pierce's
P! a.-a'it Pellets io give the n'.'icist satis-f.-icti
on. I naiid scare- ly 'k, a p botise'
wiilwut them. 1 Im li"V- ti ii.ive saved
i'1" m:Tv :i I'oeti.r bill. ar. !, serior.s ill-e.e-
Mia;. L'.,:..'. .M. I'tCK, 703 Lud
low Plac".
SULPHUR IS BEST 10
CLEAR UP UGLY SKM
Irritation and Breaking Out Often
Healed Over Night, Says
Skin Specialist
'Any brrabini; out or skin irritation
on face, neck ur body is overcome
quickest by applying Mcntlin-Sul-pliur,
says a noted skin spcrialMt.
ltecau.se of its pfrm destroyine; prop
erties, nothing brii ni-r been found
to take the place of this sulphur
preparation that inst ir.tly brines rase
from the itching, burning and irrita
tion. I Mcnt!io-Suldiiir heals eczema
i right tip, leaving t!w skin clear ami
smooth. Jt never lads to relieve the
torment or disfigurement. A little
3ar of Metitho-Selpkiir may be ob
itained at any drnn store. Jt is used
Hike cold cream.
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PILLS
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TAXI CO
Phone 126.
Stand opposite Otta
wa Hotel. Upen day I
and night. Butter-1
Oinundsovi I
l;C. J P.
E'UCIU OC
Do Bright Lights
Hurt Your Eyes?
If no. you may as well decide to he.
rid of the annoyance umi having de
cided to do it, DO IT.
For eyes (hut are ta-mdllve to light
wy have a nieeinl louse, that in (ho
majority of nines ejves quick relief.
Glad to Explain to you at any time.
W.H. LAW
OPTOMETRIST
824 La Salle St. Ottawa, HI.
"h,
He Never Had Time
The other day a man lost
two hours because his bat
tery suddenly vent back on
him. He could have saved
delay by keeping that battery
shipshape.
Sidestep trouble by stop
ping in. Ask about Threaded
Rubber Insulation the
kinH, selected by 13(5 manu:
facturers of cars and trucks.
Battery&Elec. Service Station
Jauch & Dicus, Props.
ICxpertH on Start", Oneratora
Mani'tos and Colls.
8treator, 111., 109 W. Main St.
T
oil
I1R crude petroleum niarkt't plnys no
favorites. All refiners come to it on
equal terms.
The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is
exception to this rule. It bevs ti1.' crude
it needs in the cpen market a: d pays the
market price.
Only an infinitesimal part of ihe entile oil
used by the Standard Oil Company (Indiana)
comes from wells in which it lias even an
indirect interest.
The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) concen
trates its attention upon the hiyrhly special
ised business of relimm: crude oil. it sticks
to its knitting.
In tlie p.a?;t four years the demand for the
refined products of petroleum ha.-s more than
doubled, while the increase in tlie pioducuon
of crude lias been only about percent.
This Rrowinn d'.Mnar.d, rlas the iacreased cost
of dn!!in.o; and equip
h:..'. caused
the price of crude pjuvLam to adwrxe.
The market price of crude oil is a dominant
factor in the price which the Standard Oil
Company t Indiana ) chavj,vs for gasoline.
' Wherever possible the Company anticipates
the trend of the market ia making its con
tracts for crude petroleum. Whatever bene
fits if derives accixies to the public in lower
gasoline prices.
The price charged by the Standard Oil Com
pany (l::c!i;Ma lor
but not t tlie exto:
tasohtie b.as advanced,
t warranted by the ad
vance in toe cost O't cruc on.
The cost of this commodity to tl;e consumer
would le very much h ichor were it not lor the
fact that tha Standard Oil Company 'Indiana),
thro'jfjh rrore eiTu-ient romr'no; mcthoids, is
able to utii:.-:e ar.d make into ust.'i'iil products
all portions,' .h.;: crr.'-ie petroleum.
The extreme cconorav rrd efficiency of the
Standard Oil Company ( Indiana i ref nir.;.: and
distributin:! nieth.d :
ave ac
ted as a deterrent
upon the upward trend of easolmc prices.
' This Company skives its customers ia tha 11
Middle Wester ;i states which it terves the
benefits deiived from aire savim;s v.liich it
effects in the refining of gssjiir.e -;!d other
petroleum products.
Standard Oil Company
910 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago
PUB 1L I
HOUSE and LOT
Thursday, July 8th, 1920
at 2 o'clock Sharp
I will sell at public auction my six-room house
and lot located at 802 La Fayette street. This
property consists of 6 -room cottage with elec
tric lights, gas and city water, good basement,
located on large corner lot. This property is
to be sold clear of all incumbrance.
P. S. This property is to be sold without
reserve.
Terms of Sale
Ten per cent of purchase price on clay of sale,
balance August 1 , 1 920 when possession,
deed and abstract will be given.
Col. Dan Fitzgerald, Auctioneer.
MRS. NORA LATCH, Owner
y.!l.,ii,..,H,j,il;!,..j;i.li.illijfc
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iii.i'diiiin'i.nisiiiii;!';!;:' k
TI
hardly
knvf. h,H v n Ihm7 m fire
I ll'.tlt. o iiui i. .....(-,
Where YOU scrupulously exact that the procM3
Are Served of fl!!in a Prescription exactly an
r--it( the doctor's orders. Tart ot the
pharmacist's technical education is
a full appreciation of the import
ance in following the doctor's or
ders EXACTLY to the hun
dredth part of a grain.
If you could see a prescrpition
being filled, you would see first u
small piece of paper put on each
nlate of the finely adjusted balances
ro that exact balance is maintained.
You would see the drugs offset tin
tiny metal weights, even to a spec
you'd consider unimportant. You'd
see every step checked ar.d cross
checked, i
Duncan's
PRUG STORE
Ili'ltWt'liliiMiirilfi ;llt;' ii'i,; .;if,. t.'i.'H! (i;i;;.il'.illi,i,ti.!iN.lHili;rilj;lt,niiill'
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