Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., January 14, 1921, FIRST SECTION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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FRIDAY, JANUARY It, 1921.
PAIIE THREft
HIGHWAY BOARD
10 LEI CONTRACTS
FOR STREATOR AD
r i r
T HO ROUGH FAR B SOUTH or OT
TAWA SLAT CO FOR EARLY IM-PROVEMENT-
HIGHWAY WILL
DE AMONG THL FIR8T JOC1S
TAKEN UP THIS SPKING-SPE
CIFICATIONS ALL DRAWN.
Contracts for the highwuy loading
from Ottawa i" Btroator will bo lel
when the flrsl awardH for work are
made by the Btato department "i pub
lie works. i ,(' highway BngltiRor'H
office In this city, plana and specified'
lions fur tin' Improvementi have i
completed and an e 1 1 mate i now
being made relative in the advortl
log for bid i
Tin' highway la i !" eighteen fel
In width Mini in. nl- hi concrete, simi
lar to the niics coiiH true ted easl and
ureal of Ottawa. H la hoped in gel
the wink of building tin- roadway
under contract i his i oa -mi. Mini to
complete several miles of II before
fall
Surveyors are al 'in1 present lime
hi work on the roadway between the
end of tiin cement strip constructed
west of Ottawa, and tho canyon drlve
in Hie state park, It Is tin plan of
II. I-: H uber, Hi" dlstrid ongim er, t
get tlits wink compli tod tin sum
mer, and to also have tin mll! of
Bicuompllshed If tho railways could
have i ransported I if nei ei lary ma
terlala.
Hi,' record or the your Bhould not
i. (i(j ,m s iiinnii a Iving credit
the contractors who (ought doterroln
.mIIv to complete their contracts ov
in the face of thv's discouraging
,. ution, Tho pnbltd should know
thnl the Incn used 1 ol of labor Mini
material u well u i fcjic Intormittonl
,ltf nf m I i i. il cu'UI lUK llu' eoll-
itroet, lofi yesterday for lowu,
vrtT rf'-k. ft W. ; '""'," wlii'l-'- II" will SlUI'e ' HI iv fill
"virwra yr mL. vn I i :,.. .1
' f, , 1 , o. ,:, "
home in Ottawa from a vl II in Chl (Mi frank 1 oughlln, aged 51, died i Walter, all of Bt, James,
Oftgo, ,, i,i.k ... i mi,.., i,., Mr. Mini Mrs. Honrs Twalt went
ii aoIi frlem
Vincent Kreoman and T rr
Irwi wore among those h
r, u Mends in Motrin lasl night,
peiag
mi Hi"
TboiiiHH Duckwor'
I'M l .i il.t, i, ,,l I'll,.', I rn n.nl , .,1
busincai ittawu yesterday ' r"Ty morning She had
Ji . Hardy of La Salle was a n !" ,',n"''" !!. 1 ,u'4
""V" '" towl bu",neB8 known in this vicinity. 'I
i . V , I , ago they moved to Esthi n
Barrett oi Btreator was calling whcro tho. r0HfdcH until ki
on Ottawa friends yesterday, Jamei about four yeura ago
ash Robert 1 1 n of Btreator was shak neral services were In id s
ihlsiiiiK handi with Ottawa friends " utade at Ksthervlllo Sim li
vlth terday. i,, her husband and four
John Breen of Btroator was i Irculal Florence, Genevieve, Anna ;
rootling among Ottawa frioudu yesterday, and throe ions. Bdinonil, Tl
Suiidio i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .it iii" home of the lat'
parents, Mr, and Mrs Anderson
Bert Hbun
llrookflcld s
Tim Crowl
Saturday on
his aun tin
i ran acted business in
rrda) ,
was mIIi d to Mendota
icounl of Hi' death "f
'. A Graves oi soneca was n caller
n Brookifleld Sunday.
John Rilley is visiting here at thf
lomo of his nephew, Dave Crowley,
BROOKFIELD.
in pro
do plt6
n i itti
TO DEMONSTRATE '
MODERN FIRE TffUCK
w ill he stn "'I loin irrow at ' It" Q irner
'
., ,n ha undi r t Ilri t Lion ol Com-
George Bchults vl Ited In Ben ecu I
i ! night.
I Jotn Wall ii of l.a Salle vl Iti d
frlnndc in this city lasl night,
I mIIi r .ii in-in of Aurora rotunied
llil
' ' '
nellli s friend h In i night.
Mr, and Mirs, Jess Rogers ( Con
neaut Lake, Pa , have returnod i"i
their homo after a visit with rela-1 Flanagan.
i
ni' ,ii'
T Duffy,
( iWI.N
lives ill tills City.
Miss Klslo Walkling of Wosl
Main : t i "'i Is vlsitlntt friend i In Chi-
Mr I-rmlso allien went to Btreator
yi iterday for a vl II with hor daugh- ( to
tor, Mrs, ttors rl H. Green.
Mr and Mrs. CharleH Qelger and'gt
sen Howard of OttawH avenue motor
eii to Chicago yesterday for a two
i
Miss Dorothy Nertnoy, who has
hi "ii i; it Ing her parent , Mr nnd
Mrs, T. .1 Ni rtney, on West Lufay-
tlev. K.nl
i
business In
i i ill has retui ned from Kan-i
i
ier
I il
.
I
1
1 1 -nil
I
in ,i M-ii ra iin.o, ,. ,Jn
iNamara is transacting sllt . viurgarel Kennedy was u Mo
hicago today. rjg caer prlday.
mauo a Dusinesn irip Andrew Anderson nnd Henry Twalt
'day. I were Morris callers Thursday,
a, C. P. Dlggs, :::'ti Con- jrs. Simon O'DonncJI spent n few
are Chicago visitors to-iaVH UH week at the ho of her
day, j hrotht r Ki i In Brookfleld.
Rev Charli A. Hart I a Chicago i,, ,. Collier was a Marseilles caller
Daniel Dlneen i; transacting busi- Junior Itooney intent several daya of
1) (1( 1 I ei III till lllllll" ol' hi u I'M 1 1 1 1
Mrs, Kd Streuver returned to hor I parents, Mr, and Mrs, Peter Kennedy.
Shirley Mason
IN
The Girl of My
Heart."
The most charming and ro
lantic story In winch Miss Ma
in has appealed. Also a new
HOLLIN COMEDY
SUNDAY
Your favorite in an excellent play.
EUGENE O'BRIEN
IN
"BROADWAY AND HOME."
roadway wesl o
constructed, mn
cemi ni drive i
Ottawa lily lit
Sixteen mil",
constiuctedj '"
Ottawa ii Mori
Conw&y Consti
building the n
Ottawa, compli
mill ., before v,t
fall
The Chicago-Bast si I
through Joliet, Itta n a, Pwn
field to Bast St. La uis is
seventy per cont complel
port Ion from Chlca go to Jol
pleted with the exception
1,400 feet immediately
Lockport; this portion of
provemonl can best be di
Crossing the river at Lock
the road on the wi -1 Ide o
between Joliet and Lockpi
Join t t hrough Moi i i . '
Salle to Sparland tlm road
per rent comjplotod. Tin I
eons unpaved port Ion? ol
along this route and it i
avoided by traffic it possihl
traffic should l'o . . t out
to Mlnooka, thence keeping
Hie Improved road to Morr
Moi'ns 'through traffic sin
tho road adjacent to the
tho north side nnd toil
to Beneca, Prom Seneca i
ble to use the road under
tlon to Ottawa. If consti
iiinlnr way H would !" b
cross the river at Seneca
the south road to Ottawa.
ta a all traffli
road to La Si
tin"! condition
Prom La Sail"
go south on th
Mtnonk, thenc
cross the llllni
to Sparland I
tween La Salli
elled ami oiled
factory conditi
land south to
to Springfield
with the excep
north of Greet
ire
ould
of ,(
sho
ll
Va
train
out
th" ro
pleted ami traffic should
road undi r Improvement
possible. Through traffic
low (he Burlington in:
Springfield through Lilt h
ton, Edward iville, loMim
St. Louis.
Tin- mileage compteted
is distributed as follows:
Lincoln highway
Dixie highway
National old Trail - road
Chicago-E. St, Louis road
Chicago-Waukegan road .
Stale aid work
There are Btill i
tracts mi the abov
tnately as follows:
Lincoln highw ay . . .
Dixie highway
National Old Trails
Chicago K St, Louis
Chicago Waukegan n
Stat" ; id work
in addition, contracts were
ed In 1!2h for Lll ;i miles of i
und Si bridges on ihe bond Iss
tem; involving a total amount
487,070.39. Of them contrai I i
mfles or grading and 30 bridge
been completed,
Tiie completion of 341 mil
durable roads during the yei
more than we ant Icipated i o
built when we laced Hi" car
hro ami rulings of tii" int
Commerce Commission earl)
hum . Tim effort put forth
mi'; ,, men! and the contractors
ully have built double th" t
if conditions had been favors
the beginning of the season there
vpi" approximately 100 paving ma- L
cklBs on the ground sel up and r nlv
to go only waiting lor the materials i
to be delivered Not more than .V. 3
f iiiesp equipments were in use at sr?
my one time during ihe season, and
i " range through the season was
i,n-' terably under thai nuuiber. Tin- jffl
III 'ion would indicate fo the read-
er Hunt, as previously stated, dm
At
Flannellette Ni:ht downs,
Muslin Niijhl Gowni Sateen
Bloomers, Sateen Petticoats,
Jan Silk VVaisl;, Satin Cami
soles, crene de chine camisoles.
rfZW, W Fll lisX Jv 'W'rW Jf" X ''' NT' '"";' Gingham Aprons, Percale
fit mf 111 1 ' 7 'T V i Aprons, Per, ale House Dress-
J ML ."' . j es Wool Sport Hose, Muslin m
WW
1 m
I Ik
UP
l
he
greait
ary Clearing Sale ever hel
egin- 1
ning tomorrow at nine o'clock we place
w jr. f m n iff
6 OlOlli II.
i 1 ii
uiioice 01 an
Coat, Suit
or Dress
Formerly $30, $35, $40 and $45--An Immense
M -. , -r- - if
m:,
aril ftfh
.1
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r
4
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1 f 1 t until whih-. SslivtMlUIH
roadcloths,
i alamas, all
. r, s--
at j)Jo.
1 1
lots, Unseltonos, silvcrloncs,
ii i i ' i i,-i
ilk lined, ooiuc nave vvonderiui collars o
nr: then there arc shorl nhi-li coats, Ioiijt
ill arc satin lined, formcrh $30and $45, now S18.95
serces, wool v lours and
1 lie DUltS valama
ll wool tricolinc
as, some ar
' tailored. VII are
) i
' misses sizes and
up to 15, now $18.
!l silk
i-c. p;eoi
sergi -. Som
ered, others
there are smart, 1 1 1 dresses foi the mi
peal to an woman or mi-. all at $18.95.
i he Dresses
at SI 8.95
i. others plain
omens and
ige ol color-.
matins, charm
wool velours,
ileh embroid
models; then
thai will an-
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v' fie
"1
,'lw
' r'-rJli'Kf"
11 1
3 ii v. jt r ,r
, k'l'-.
Formerly $47, $55, $65, S75 and $85. All of
these Fine Coats, Suits and Dresses at $29.75
m II 'III- I I I r
i s ' i I'M are -mk hiu-.i noiivias, croras, irost
1 I1C -iUcilb oJowj. (jc laines, handsomel) trimmed
L ri?Q nr vvitfi furs, silk and seal plushes, Salt's Hudson
. ... .... . i ! I i . I fll I .1
r w 'I'ai tii it i in in nniii -non anii inn lenffin
lodels; a ureal man with collars and trimmings of fine furs.
Flie Suits l""n'.l
at $29.75
nseitone, sjoid
es, wio vel-llama-
and all
mo misses suns
tines, rluvel d' I
nrs, silvcrtons, broadcloth i
ilk lined. I adored models and dressy mod
I or with fine fur collars.
i lie uresses mm
I r
ien there are uarl and danen
mesl satin dresses, taflcla-. iMri:elles, m
'ttes, -ilk tricoli l-. I'liammuese
. wool velours, valama". fmr-t p
dresses w ith unu.-ual -l le. if
icks. all now at $29.75. H
ni, nun
of wuilv could have lieenlHI
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