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OTTAWA FREE TRADER - .101 K VAT,
SATURDAY JANUARY a. 1921,
Ottawa Tout No. 27". Kniutits o the
Maccabees, bad a ineetlng of more
Uian usual faterea! last evening. The
occasion was tbo Installation of ofn
cer and other regular buatoea, f!
lowed by an abundance of coffee and
douftouts for the attending knights,
of which there were something over a
hundred present. The officers install
ed by Past Commander Otto Schneid
er WWe as follows:
Past commander- Samuel Moore.
Commander Wallace Bute,
Lieutenant commander Harry Neb
ergall. Record keeper- Robert Bute
Chaplain Verne Blgford.
Sergeant WarfieM Ball.
Master at arms Albert I'fan.
First matter of the guard Howard
Kennedy.
Second master of the guard (Frank
I) row n.
Ifientlnel Gilbert Burnett.
Picket George Baker.
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Tlie members of the Daughters of
Isabella organization will entertain
with u private dancing party on next
Wednesday evening, Jan. 12, in the
French dining room at the Clifton ho
tel. This party Will take the place
of the leap year ball, which was
scheduled to occur during holiday
week and was postponed. Only the
members of the organization and their
escorts have been invited to attend
tills party.
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Mrs A. 6, Calkins and Mrs. W. .
Carr will entertain the members ol
the philanthropic department Of the
Ottawa Woman's club Wednesday at
the former's home. 1236 Ottawa ave
nue. The day will be spent in sew
ing on articles for the public health
imrse and at noon a picnic luncheon
will be served.
The Modern Literature Club will
hold a meeting Monday night at
the home of Mrs A. S. Boss. "27
East Washington street, Mrs. Myr
tie Sparks will have the paper or
the evening, which will be on Virgin
Isls nds.
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Miss Kerne Hisler entertained six
teen guests last night at her home
on Wk'bster street at an informal
evening party. The guests played
bunco and danced until a late hour,
after which a dainty lunch was serv
ed by the hostess.
The members of Ottawa encamp
ment No. 41, 1. O. 0. P.. will hold a
public Installation Monday night. Jan.
lfi, in the Odd Fellows' hall. Chas.
Halladny will net as installing offi
cer. At the close of the ceremonies
a social hour will be held.
By I 'nclc Sum, M.
Your Health
Send your health questions to
Information Chief, U. S.
Public Health Service,
Washington, D. C.
Self ndtiressrcl stamped envel
ope must be enclosed for per
sonal replies; health ques
tions of general Interest are
answered in this column by
experts of the Public Health
i Service.
Aid for Fainting.
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In Axln and Africa the Inquisitive
pus of liilhoons ennbles the unlives
i cnitui'e litem lij placing some turn
r sweetened water "tit where they can
'iicli It, The liquid contains fl certain
Itrlely Of dopey herb. At first the
iirlotts crentures Advance rather can
on l toward Hie Inrs and taste the
liter, (lien llndlng the taste ngreenble,
icy proceed to drink the Jars empty.
h a result, the, soon become quite
rows) anil offer no resistance when
ie natives approach to lake them.
Bird's Power of Vision.
A bird's power of vision is, on the
vertigo, nbonl UK) Mines greater than
nan's. Birds have been known to
,v a worm on freshly plowed around
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Pattern for
Home Sewins
oatiern of this llluttratlo
IH be Mnt your adldreii.. Fill
jut the tttched blank and mall
to the Free Trader-Journal, en
closing 12c In money or tamp.
Please allow tan day' tim In
which to have pattern llvorxd
yeu.
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the momentum of n m
fined as the product
the bodv tlme the ve!
apparentlj may cease. I he
should bo laid flat on his
once, with the head lower t
body, to get more blood to U
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of taffeta trimmed with quillings
of velvet ribbon, but it is the very
epitome of charm It Is In one of
tuose irresistible two tone taf
fetas, orchid and red. and each
prow or quillings ts put on with
a line taffeta-covered cord.
Children Dry
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C A S T O R I A
Tbt But Proof oi the Good Results of
Albert's Rheumatic Remedy
is till recommendation one to another.
They appreciate what the Remedy has
done for them and feel their friends and
acquaintances should share the benefits of
Albert's Rheumatic Remedy
y?c recommend It to any sufferer of
Rheumatism.
PRICE
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OFFICERS:
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SERVICE TO ALL.
People's Trust & Savings Bank
of Ottawa Illinois
A SIMPLE FROCK FOR TIH-:
GROWING QIRL
Pattern 8432 was used fur thi
model. It is cut. In 4 Sizes: fi, 8.
10 and 12 years, A 10 year size
will require 3'j yards of 36 Inch
material.
As here shown the dress Is oi
plald Kinnham with collar, bell and
cuffs of white drill. One could hare
checked WOft'.eB, Serge, velveteen,
taffeta, gabardine or percale,
i Pattern Dep't.
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address, 12 Cts. enclosed, f
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Accidental Colors.
Aeetdeiitftl colors are tllOSC eolort
whieii deaead a the ntnta of mir eyes,
aii i ie" i hose which the ohjecl really
pos.c'.c. Thus, after lacking at the
Might sun, nil other objocts Rp(Mar
isrk ; after derk calor Is the aecidcptnl
color of the bright sun. When ana In.
we Pome from dark room, objects Bt
first tiften hne a yellow tinge, l ies
I tspecJall Ike case after tveartng
bine clashes, for a minute or two RftW
one has tnkfii them off The ect
dental enior of red Is blvlah green;
of orange, dark MM; of lht, yel
low; of fdiie, white and Ihe eon
verse.
Bells Worn by Pnests
Irnnnierahle and Interesting are th
traditions BWIOUUdiag hells. Hells, or
MMtflHlM therefor, have ever played
an lmiirtant pari In PetigkM cere
moni'. In the liooks of Kx dns Hiid
Bcolesiast the ornaments rf Hie Inch
priest's ejdiod Incluilc hell. Mt Hint
"their MM gMgtil N heard nheiieiCf
he .' Ii lii or eornoih nut of Die snnc
tUary " Their use In Hie CaStCtfl
church obtains even to this dux, hells
being f 'iind as they w ere of ohl on
Ue.- fringe of priestly garments,
Capital Stock, $57,300.00
OFFICERS
fOI IN GAR I AND, President. W. D. DUNCAN, Vice Pres.
THOS. B. KENDRICK, Cashier.
DIRECTORS
John Garland. Richard Wolfe. W. D. Duncan.
P. j. Chine, W. F. Stanton, Theo. Grot, W. J. Sinon.
Statement of the condition at the close of business January 3, 1921,
as made to the Auditor of Public Accounts.
RESOURCES. v
Loans and Discounts . . $463,990.45
Treasurer's Savings Certificates . .
Overdrafts
War Savings Stamps
Banking F"rniture and Fixtures ....
Bonds 18,183.75
Cash on Hand and Due from Banks 72,744.65
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SAFETY FOR ALL III !
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CHARLES P. TAYLOR,
President
JAMES P. CATLIN
Vice-President
JOHN G. SCHUMACHER
Cashier
O. A. SIEFERT r
Aist. Ccishier
AN INSTITUTJON
The National City Bank of
Ottawa is an institution. It
stands for certain principles
in bankin practice. Its pol
icies are clearly defined. As
an institution it endures re
crardless of any changes in
the organization itself.
Chartered under its present
name in 1865 this bank has
continued to serve the peo
ple of Ottawa and the sur
rounding community until
the present day. It is our
airr: to broaden our service
to depositors as time goes
on. You wil! find this a
good place for your per
manent account.
DIRECTORS:
870.00
124.16
464.88
8000.00
Total $564,377.89
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock $ 57,300.00
Surplus 7,825.00
Undivided Profits 6,661,44
Deposits 490,964.45
Dividends Unpaid 1,627.00
Total $584,377.89
"A Strong Bank Growing Stronger."
Opened for business May 17th, 1917
lanuary 3, 1918, 1 18,656 01.
January 3, 1921, $490,964.45
You work for your money and your money talks, but 4 per cent on your Savings
makes it Talk Louder. You can do your Banking with us by mail safelv and privately. CU
cr writ? and w. will advise you.
Many a small savings account has grown into a big business
started wilh a dollar deposited in a savings department.
Safelv is our First Consideration. A dollar deposited in the
Savings Department of this Bank is Ihe best u ever sown. Systematic saving brings
belter business, independence and confidence all can be had Irom Ibe pages of a Banlt
Book.
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Rent one of our Safely Deposit boxes for your bonds and Valuable papers- $L00
per year and up.
The Peoples Trusl & Savings Bank is thi only Bank in the city paying 4 per cent on
Savings. Keep your surplus funds working for you at 4 per cent.
Open an account today. This Bank is under State Supervision.
Open Saturday evenings from 7 to 8 p. m.
LEWIS M, BAYNE.
JAMES P. CATLIN.
HARRY G. COOK.
CHARLES S. REED
CHARLES P. TAYLOR.
JOHN DEAN TOWNE.
I. L. WOODWARD
J. G. SCHUMACHER.
Statement of Condition of THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
Ottawa, Illinois. flfH
At the Close of Business, Dec. 29, 1920.
RESOURCES.
Loans end discounts, bends, securities, etc.
Overdrafts
U. S. Bonds and Certificates
Stock, Federal Reserve Bank
Rankin? house, furniture and fixtures
Olh'.r Real Estate owned
Revenue Stamps
Interest earned but net collected
Currency, gold and silver coin
Due from Federal Reserve Bank
Dm from ether banks
Due from U. S. Treasurer . .
$1
$
66,196.91
6:1,251.84
167,501.06
5. 090.00
361,710.23
303.70
165.917.55
10,500.00
66,935.89
33.709,36
172 00
22,341.56
301,949.81
$1,963,540.50
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock
Surplus fund
Undivided profits
Reserve for intoresl, taxes, etc
Interest collected but not earned
National Bank notes outstanding
Deposits 1,435,683.70
100,000.00
250,000.00
66,241.06
1 1 ,670.00
2,045.74
97,900.00
$1,063,540.50
Member of Federal Reserve Bank, special repository for Government Tunds.
States depository for Postal Savings.
Uniled
Open Saturday Evenings from 7 to 8