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' TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1921.
OTTAWA FJlEE TRADER - JOURNAL
PACf GE EN
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
Wiibur Is a Man of His Word
BY ALLMAN
Z7W7
IT ,
( I NOTICED VQU HAO A (3f
I an ARGUMENT WITH j
MS
HE STARTED LAN ING Down A "
WOUTOLD II IM HE HAP A VslEAK
i . r) . 1 1 1 - r- rvirv I ........ ... ...
) U7: vwr.o fir; OUT S
Jl 50UT MV EXPENSE,
,v
tOT OF l-'ULfc FOR Mfi AMD )
- i hp AMO told him I'dtaki j
l! V ORDERS FROM MO MAM v
V ri. - '
v the do iowv ,vi. , w-: :
v. Ht ;-AN r
HI NOTICED THAT
AARY GRAHAM BONNER
i miiAT k m I ... -
V
ACfOUN f PM MV LA-ST
( THE amuuajt of pOvVU-.S-
TRIP OU1 01 TWc kVAD'
i seMr in
Hi". I
I I.V 1.1 . . 'Ik. ' I
II v
J AWFULLN TIGHT
v, ---'' in vv
va ,
EFFIE ELF'S PARTY.
"I'm going iii give n pnrty," sniil
Bffle Elf, "mill I would he delighted
ir you would all
'OJ00,
im .i.... t. i f . .
o ( j j im' in uer i .i i a
JfTa ail said they would
ue ueiiguieu p
come,
it is in be
fancj (Ire puS
iy," the said.
"Ami, Breeze
Brotl rs," the
called, "will you
nil help me ask Ihfl
other friends? I
wanl nil tin' fairies
nml tin' brownies
nmi the Oaf and
It o g a y families,
nml old Mr. Giant,
nml V im Witch,
lvlir-
Court Ladies.
nml 1ii' Gnomes."
"We will help you," the Breexe
Brothers sold.
The party will be tomorrow even
Ing," sni,! Erne Elf.
.'nil iiif very next evening every
fne whs on time fur the party. They
all came moat beautifully dressed.
Every kind of a costume could I..'
orrb
Somo won- dresses they looked
like beautiful courl ladles and soma
wor wigs an. I look.- like nobl I
gentletnon of years ago.
There wore fci.utis f stiver and
gnmis of oiii nini gowns of many
lovely snltnmerlng materials and gay
colors,
.1. .. r l
;re nc "
nun nesor,pnon, nome i innn were
fnnny, some were beautiful and some
wcr very pner.llng, for no one could
raes. who or whm was Inside the
costume.
One of the gnomes hnd dressed
llk a hrown hem- and another hud
drtwed like his master, and the hear
irna llanolnn nrnnnH nn Id lilnrt lomi
wm dancing around on his hind legs,
while his master sung a little song
for him, which sounded like: "Ah,
duddy-ung-dnddy-ung-dun-day."
Thesecostui Hindi n worn onm
before by two of the little i pic of
Fairyland, bui they were so well liked
and so popular that It had been re-
Ilko that- and that the rnstume-ronk
who supplied these costumes mu
promise not to tell who was comli
like that.
As It got Infer mid later, along cat
a niot mysterious and Interestii
looking person with all sorts of thin
written over his suit and tall cup.
It was the trenm King, and he w
arm In arm with Fairy Wondro
Secrets.
"I have some of the wonderful i
crets ready for him," she said, "
after the party he has mnny visits I
must pay. I hold the boxes of secre
nnd the keys to open the hose-.
"When I give n i, ox to the Drea
King to gie to aome child or when
give n dream myself I see that the
ro with the secret is unlocked, for I
have unlocked It with one of my magic
keys. ,
"There are many boxes of secrets
nnd they are all wrapped up In "iir
great Dreamland Boom.
"I couldn't dn ss In fancy costume
because. 1 have so much still to do
lull I did want to
come to the party
nnd because l
COUldn'1 dress- m
fancy costume and
because the Dream
King couldn't, we
're going to fell
you seme of the
dreams thai are
going forth to the
children tonight.
Oh, they're BUCh
beautiful dreams !"
"And as ynu
spe," said the
Dream King, "1
have many little
things written over
my cap and suit. Things Written.
They are all u'it-
len on bits of colored Dnper, and I
will (ear then, off and give them t
the children ns they Bleep. They'i
little bits of dreams- little thoughts
that come when one is dreaming, you
know.
"Bee. here Is one which says; 'And i
there'll be lots and lots of Ice cream.' ;
"And here is another, which says, ;
And plenty of cake, too.'
"And another which says: 'Not to
mention the big box of candy that
there'll be.' " I
Just then there Came tO the party!
twelve of the fairies dressed just like '
the Fairy Queen who came with they
as American Beauty roses, it bad
been a long time sime the Fairy
Qlieen had worn that costume of hers, 1
and she had it copied for twelve of
he fairies. And they each carried an j
American Beauty rose, which stood as
high as they did :
And during the evening Fairy Won
drous Secrets and the Dream King
1 nlil some of the wonderful dreams
they bad '
WAVES' WISHES.
"Il's rathef late for the children to
lie up. tstl'l It?" asked the KillR f
Ctonds af Nurse Fog. Verse Fog
looked after the Mist grandchildren.
They were perfect little dears, she
tfeVHgbt, and they always did Just as
hhe 'obi 'Jlelu.
"Ves. th. v need a Dap," said Nursp
Ko. and old Mr. Sun. who peepel
from oeb'inl a cloud La see what was
gnlnv; on. saht:
'V. s. they've been up for n lone
RM Bow. They must have u oou
r
III
chance.
My children, the dear little sun-
beams, musl gel up now, and you
know the children never gel along
well eogother the sunbeams and the I
Mlsi grandchildren thai Is unless ,
ii'!ir old Friend Rainbow Is around to
keep pvery one smiling."
The Mlsi grandchildren were tired.
Tliev hnil boon nlnvlnui I'm- a Imn' time
,),, by ,,. i,,,.,,.,, 0VPr the ,,,,, I
upon people's faces everywhere Im 1
j nglnablo had Hi" Mist grandchildren
played. Bo they riv perfectly hnppy
to o sleep for a nice long sleep
wJtn uonderful dreams of how tin y
would make everything quite damp
when once more they were awake
dreams which they knew would come
true,
rl.i ... . . ........
i iu u:x Kiiining oriKimj
now, smiling down upon old MOtliei
Ocean whom I Imlred so much,
"We're n greal old pair," he said. public Bale To be held In Deer
"Yon make folks i I when they jump Park township, live miles south of
. into you and I make them nice and Utlca, on Thursday. Jan. 27, 1921,
warm and rend) for you once more as commenting at 10 o'clock, consisting
i shine down' upop Uiem on the "f horses, cattle and fanning lmple
bench." .menta. .1. P. Monroe, owner.
, . .1 i
Just then came some angry sounds J public Sale To be held at my farm
from some of the waves dashing over . one-halt mile east of Utica, on Thura-
die rocks along the coast. "I must 4By, January 27, at 10 o'clock. t on -
wliai is huppenlng," said Mother Listing of horses, cattle, farming im-
Ocean. plements and household goods. Roy
Children were playing on the snnd. Lyle, Owner.
building beautiful cnstles, others wore! ,
in swimming, while still ii few wi
terestlng and curious shells. For It
was warm in this part of the ocean,
far down South in the winter.
"What is the matter?" asked Moth
er Ocean of the angry waves Which
were dashing on (he rocks.
"Nothing," they said, roaring an
grily. "But something musl be Ihe mat"
ter?" questioned Mother Ocean.
"You've seen us angry before,"
laughed the Waves, wildly.
"Of course." said Mother Ocean,
"but you've been nngry In a different
way. You've been having make-be
lieve battles against the rocks. Neit
of you have ever won and so it is
fun tO keep on with the niake-lielieve
fights. And the wind, good old soul,
always takes part. too. I know about
,1.. ,l..l.... 'ri... e. .!..!.. j
I none upm. i a- itioirn lomt: am
ride In their foam bonis during your
make believe battles and have such a
good lime, But today yo
differently ju -i as though
love your old Met her (
well, you seem jusi piai
some I"
.mil' I SO
in didn't
""""J
Mother Ocean wet her lips, which,
as yon enn Imagine, Wi
easiest of things for he
one of Ilia
to do. S! e
! alwnj's found n rtrinl
of water handv
Well." said some
"we are mad, Mother
never been given n fair
always been here -j
we've had to do jus:
We've been allowed
you've I n perfectl
should play and wbei
willing to ns. the Wii
n., Bm we've bud to
the Wind said,
And we've had t
you've told us to, It's
because we re nuly gon
of water Which lielon
id the WO
Ocean. W
to piny w hen
V w IlllUg v e
i you've been
I to play w i:h I
do as ynu and
.,, when
ih inst
he drons
V"'
,
;" ' '
ep. great
haven I any say ot our own
"What is it you would lik"
asked Mother I lo an III her doe
voice.
We'd like to see more
World." they said.
"We'd like 10 gO I raveling.
like fn see w bat the I ;
Bee like; we'd like to
creature- besides Rsl
an I for,, .is
some other
nni people
swimming la us. were tired of an
ocean life.
"We vani to live ot
land. We
bat tfi af
8 i sac .
v:,nt to do greai (till
,,, here thai ever l
thin
.'So roa'd Ilttd t'
.,..,,. -,,!,! V -
"Will. Wsves.
you. And stay
ii:;i-. Mother IVi
fQ forth; I won't
I you come back to
. adve: itu "'
will stories i
"We'd Like to Go."
Try the Free Traoer-Jourr.al Want Adi,
PUBLIC SALES
The following public sales In the1
! county are being at; ertised:
J'ulilic Sale to be lieiil on the Here
ford farm In Ottawa twp . on Wednes-
day, Jan. 26, 11)21, commencing at lu.F0H RENT Clean, pleasant rooms
A'elnek ronnlstlnti of lioraes. cattle' , A, Cat Iflnta,! 1
; ' .- '
and farming Unplemenu. David Mum
Iter, owner.
fuoiic ssai3- 10 oe neia on naarj
Finley farm, one-quarteT mile east f
Grand Ridge, on Thursday, Jan.
1 Bt 10 ; consisting of horses,
came ami uumiog nmeu.eu..
George Boaeman, owner.
Public .Sale -To be held at my
j farm live miles north of Peru, on
'Wednesday. February 2. consisting of
I horses, cattle, farming Implements.
Kellv, Owner.
Public Sale To be held on Jofleld
Bernard farm, two mllei north ol
Serena, on February 2, consisting of
horses, cattle, fanning Implements,
household goods. ct-. '. L. Dondan -
ville, Owner.
Public Sale To be held a! my farm
three miles north of Ottawa on the
Plank road, on Friday. February 4.
at. W) o'clock, consisting of horses,
cattle, hogs, farming implements and
i household goods. Joe Ki ng, Jr.
1 Owner.
I Public Sab -To be held three miles
southwest of Seneca, In Brookflt id i
township, on Friday, Feb. 4, 1921, com
mencing at in o'clock, consisting of OR C. A. BLEAN,
horses-, cattle and farming imple- CHIROPRACTOR.
ments. John Trunkl. owner.
Public Sale To be held at my farm
In Wallace twp on Monday. F bruary
7, 1021, consisting of horses, cattle,
hogs, sheep and farming implements.
.Innpa Piillerton. Owner.
T,,,..li,. c;,o t., tin hota r-.n the lion
i i.w.iv, ..i- i" .- -
FlshVirn farm in South Ottawa twp.
on tuesaay, reu. o, i.'-i, ai i" a. m.,
consisting of horses, cattle and farm-
.Sing implements. Mrs. Anna Fish-
burn, owner.
Public Sale To I," hold In Dayton
township on Ihe old Trumbo farm.:
gevcn 11111
and one-l
Feb D, 1!
.f Ottawa, and two
wist of Wv.U
ling of horses.
He and
implements. Kin
j Marshall, owner.
Public Sale-To be held In South
Ottawa township, live miles northwest
i of Ottawa, on Wednesday. Feb. 10,
1911, commencing at 10 o'clock, con-
sisling of horses, caitle and farming
Implement - John But tor, owner.
Public Sale-To bo held In Walt
. i si
limn iwp on i-riuay. i enruaiy ii. oa-
(dating of horses, cattle, farming Im-
plements. hay, seed corn, potatoes,
household goods- William Johnston.'
Owner
LOTS
FOR BALE A good lot on North M
I bttry street, Chaplin's Addition, 5fl
I l$6i ln- Vi" 8,'u u t0 onw "ki
M01, Per week. Parents tea
the children to save; toll your boy
j girl you will pay 11.00 for every d
liar they pay. Cut the lecturing;
MmeUting.
Tel. 648-W. T. B FARRELL
of the;
2 CHOICE Bl ILDING LOTS- 1 cor
We'd' nor Paul and Nebraska Sis., l cor-
Mr Gaion and Canal avenues. Will
) sell cheap for quick sale. Inquire
104 W. Superior si
LOST
1 Lost -1921 license p
i Finder phone spl-X.
FOR QUICK RESUL'"- TRY THE
"WANT-ADS" IN THK FRB
TRADH11 40 UNAU
"I
Balle and Mil.' f ts.
FOR RENT Furnished or uafurntou-
ed, a B-room house on West Main
gt.; the modern conveniences oonsUI
1 0( CRy water in kitchen; good oppor-
tunity for young couple Jusi Btartlng;
low price; references required and
time tO lool. tlltlU Up.
Tei 648-W T B PABJtELL
1 - 1 r
n M la'-
rfOiCSSiOHdi I.SfdS
'
!
nn p t ut; t m
rt, r.. ISCLL.
DENTIST.
UJ5 Coumbufl st. Ottawa, Dt
: All wort guaramteed first diss
, 0fflce hmn , a m 7;80 p n
' Sunday hours V to 11.
Phoae 223-Y.
DR. E. C. ANDREWS
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
J04-306 Armory Block.
over Corbus' Drug Store,
pjne Office 619-W, residence 840.K.
I
'
Tharon L. Lena W
WaRRICK A WARRICK,
j Chiropractor.,
Palmer School n-raduatea
Rom 212-14 Central Life Building
o tawa 111
i phone 100S.
oure: 10-H. 3-5. 7-1.
UmnmaA W Illinois ti RnnH
Uealth.
JH-S12 Moloney Bldg. Phoia 1 10-6,
Boars: 9-12 a. m., 1-4 p m.
1
OR. GREEN
DENTIST
sa n , . . . T)) . .w-.
,vi vr.uui uuv ... .f,. i Hi hl',i
nitrous oxide oxygen equipment tot
painless uemistry. aiwhjs sate ana
reliable. Phones 1042-R, 64-L.
iD HOa8EY,
Auctioneer.
, .
ien years' experleaca.
1 am now booking sales for ths rns 1
Ing season.
Ottawa, 11!., R. F. D. 6
Telephone 9014-1,
DR. C. r. VAN ATT A,
nocessor to Dr. Hereof.
y, Far, N-iie and Trtrjut.
Office 404 i r.tral Life.
Phone Uis-W.
"
BA BUCBfl T A 1 e ki rT f ar
rnnmH, mm nviiki,
If yon want your salo In my
calendar make arrangements MOW.
It will be published daily Instead of
.weekly. The dates are bolag booked
fast.
.
COL. DAN FITZGERAt D
See, write or phone at mv espeus
m-auua Dhn.. rnc
F. A. KOSSOW ROOTING CO..
Xcr and Gravel Rcofera
At! Work Guarantteu.
R-widenco roots f tho very best.
Haft' them fixed tor a rainy 1j,
Pneno !.a Salle Hi)Si-R.
Attention, Farmers!
I am In position to get you
jh d dlar for your property at j
C. J McCLELLAN. AUCTIONEER
v, . or phone at my expense,
p ne 11 11 -W or 5S-L.
UPHOLSTERING
Sl.WATS RIGHT Banna mr
Gaoling of furnltnra done rlrM ay
;.-o. Panchle. Telephona 12' x lill
Uvs MlD ?trefc
U ' ' , 'i BUI X
WANTED
WANTED Everyone interested tn
good, IM' early corn, grown on small
stalks, to call at Ottawa Banking ti
Trust Co. and hch buinule grown by
w. E, Prlchard & Sons
vviAJx inu-men owning TiK or nuio,
to sell well known lino lubricating
oils, house paints, barn paint and
rooting materials direct to tanners'
commissions paid weekly; spec
mommy Donus pain on sates mu re-
llahlfl , oncer,, aolllnn farm trade for
c
years; mianciaiiv resnon;;!!
ind
standing back of every material sold.
Write us today for our complete sales
uiupuauiuu. i uiinau rimwiic,
CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
i . . i rT7trnr-iT nun
wavtpti Pnrtv with o-nnd thrPHh
, c it hr- 1,
ing outfit to thresh a 900 acre run
In good community. Must be in po-
sition to give Qrst run. Address W.
F. , cue Free Trader-Journal.
WANTED To rent, several modern
dwellings for April 1st, or therea
bouts, fine tenants.
Tel. ti.vW. T. H FARRHLL.
1
:
WANTED Stenographer; state ex
perience. Address "M.," care Free
Trader-Journal.
WANTED An experienced stenog
rapher who can keep books. LES-
II. 81 BAWN,
Ottawa. III.
Lifi
FOR SALE
FAF!M3.
FOR SALE Small farms, near Otta-
wa, as follows:
10 acres, improved 1,000
15 acres, improved 6,500
'JO acres, half timber, im-
proved 2, ."00
35 acres, half timber, Im-
proved 5,000
cres, nan gamen, .m-
I 1'lUM u '
1 4o acres, fair improvements... lo.OOO
acres, w mprowo id.uuu
80 acres, well improved...
115 acres, fair Improvement
Easy terms.
m iju
21,000
W. B. PUSEY,
Central Life, Ottawa
FOR SALE I have no ti
tuousallfls of ,'i'l'e';
hundred farms for e't
bui 1 h ive one dandv
it, , sell; one
Iter. Lasl year I pitel
u
esotne nuar
wheal to the1
line on this farm, it is
' a c 1 one; unimnri
tlWays
rented for one third crop. Anyone in.
'tere-ited"
I Tel, 648-W. T. B FARREL1
FOR SALE 140 acre?, 70 under cul-
tivation, balance pasture, one mile
1 of a county seal, good soil, cattle
, barn, horse barn, good house. 27 head
cattle, 2 horses, pigs, chickens, full
... .,1, InAtujIaJ i I,.,.,,
I wyt iiuiii-iiii iii.s, an ue I,..,, vi. fi4,ww.
W. B. Pusey, Central Life Bldg.. Ot-
..... iit
: '
COLONIZATION BARGAIN 10,009 to
20 j( acres general grain, stool
and fruit farming land dose to Bt
. l,, . ct RZ8 to auit wonder
' f, bargain! Write JOHN GODFREY
, , ,.,, Court Lnuslvllle Kv
'
i so i. lit hvre situated IVi
miles from market and same dls-
tsn'-e from one of the finest sub
"ro" ' . .VEST I "TI
i room hou-e. bain thirty -six by seven-
ty-two. with forty threo cow standi-
tons; room for eight horses, floor nil
concrei e
corn crib, granary, deep
well; school serosa the road
I his
farm
h great future. A bargain;
why pay the fancy prices. AddreM
ram tbts nfflert. tto.-Loiiatilo nrlce '
and terma
FXK FiALI Frma sta .oi...
ebotOS bargar.4 to r.rra pri rtj U
:bU kad ether count i M tht -ill w
rtt rou Ojt Mt -rt' ex
rkw-s 1- this lin gtvei a ofoonnf1
,',le for Ust'TiR good fanns ' kntfufa
t'tar toot let- tall si on
I. 0 WAJtRfl ION
' l 'v SS
.
rnr b: .. . . a :.jirtr o!
IB .1 t.-a'ts ot s-J'oiieOa ;
Aj a.l within easy llstaars tn.t
U e had very NsNSaMl A ara-
bar f tbfso are on saymaata
ml SIM amount of SUai It i
1 to Avestlgats.
I. O. I.R1 t tO-li
i Tel H-Wt lit W Maa tt
m
m m
"""tS,
HOUSES.
j
tnl FUR BACH oeven room nonse wnn
hot water heat, bath room, laundry
"" "".
In good Condition. Three large iota,
fK. kl Man T
quantity of fruit, Center Ottawa. $3,-
800,00. Miss Gertrude Harris.
011 on nai.k Five room eotiage, nara-
wojd floors, furnace, gas, electric
. . . . -
lights, S4,00t; also 6-room cottage,
city water, two large lots. 11,100, both
!n west Ottawa. Misa Gertrude Har-
FOR SALE Five nouses east of Or-
1 leans street, all of which will be
sold for much less tnaa the actual)
vsiue. Mlsa Gertrude Han-is.
FOR SALE sit room, aew, modern
house; In good location: heating
13,000; hardwood floors, colonades
etc.; for quick salo from $5,000 to
(i,ii00 less than i-mise could b :
erected. MISS GERTRUDE HARRIS.
FOR SALE The Matthews-Northrup
I maps showing population of all
places in Illinois, 1920 census, and cal
ijenttar attacneu, lor ival, are going
I lively at t!."i cents each.
J W. B. PI SKY. Central Life, Room 404,
; FOR SALE Three modem houses in
j East Ottawa, wet of Orleans street
for one-half value. Miss Gertmde
Harris.
FOR SALE Fine 6-room cottagi
largo piece of ground and garage
West Side. Also little house on HI
nols Ave., at a bargain.
W, B. PUSEY, Central Life Bldg.
run au i naye tnree m 'fn
UWOitlllKM 1111 UIIUUIO AToUUv III
sale; neither one for rent; S3700
. w,jmi ana iH.OUU; many oiliers in
various parts d city. Would like to
meel and talk to prospective pui
isers.
I Tel. 64S-W. T. B FARRELL.
For SALE
South Bluff
all.
Tel. 648-W,
ho MUllgan homo on
A tare bargain. That's
T. B FARRDL
1 ""
l.'f II.' O A t it.-.
ustomer whose
nes hi,i changed will s"ll a sum
lracJ nortnwest ol the city
Booa noii so. nam. coiCKen House;
truit; reasonable price. Love to shoi
it to you. Any chicken farmei
about '.'
Tel. 648-W. T, H FARRBLI
SALE
111
"' (
!
'
itetl
well, n
ken house, g
house and t
This is one
h'trn '
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tue bust country homes near Ottawa,
I will bcII thii propertj for less than
i! "oukl cost to build the house mv
B.U. i!J.:-IO , It. ... Ott:
MISCELLANEOUS.
,.
ton tvi-w.i-. -nig type Poland I ntna
boars: cholera Immuned and record -
trt- Also sows with litters at side.
J'h-me Grand Ridge lt;:5 or write
;
tUK -, aiy nay driving mare,
gentle ; also my top piano bugfry.
ppiy urn uoiweii, uoiweu Block.
FO
lonoy; reduced prices;
1 -' trom i 50; in lb
lb. can, II a. MOT -
Ilea KS.
lombinatlon coal and
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gas range
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in r; iia
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FOR I3ALE White iron bed and
leather oak rockei MRS
IRWIN HANNA,
Phone 42T !..
HlKliland
PUBLIC SALt
; RoY CONARO a II r
wtlon i inal farm
vou ii a v ii:ivti n i nr a. now ex
M!SCELLANEOUS
SELL TO DKALPRH ANTWHKKE
Big commission; best homoi brew,
Purity Brand Malt and Hops; every
thing for home buttling; free recipe
w.Ui catalogue. 1'1'KITY MALT EX-
TRACT CO , 130 W. Randolph, CW-
cago.
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penencing
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366 Skldmore-Riehle Hldg., Marinette,
Wis.
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THE FREE TRADER-JOURNAL
AND FAIR DEALER.
11 Wsat Mala gtreef
FREE TRADER-JOURNAL PTG. CO.
Publlahars
NSW TORK REPRK3ENTAT1WI
si. C. The.U Company, Sti Fifth An,
CHfCAUO REPHKSENTAnVUfl
. c. Theia Cotnpaay. C4 Moutfaofi
Blotl
kOKNXAPOLIg REPRKSBNTATrtfc
u ism i4Hvw, iu vmmm mm
The Free Trader-warned may at
round at the aewr depota ol Wbeelet
ft Halo, Kneasal Hfwu MM 9fW
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CHICAGO. OTTAWA & PEORIA
RAILWAY
1
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OTTAWA, ILL.
Effective October 31, 1920.
EXPRESS HANDLED ON ALL CARS
AT LOW RATES.
EASTBOUND.
Eastbound cars leave Ottawa sta
tion fur Marseilles. Seneca, Morris,
atinnnka n,,,.i.,!i.i nd .iniiPt in. in
A m s:40 im-ar. 7- r 9 ss. 11 :S5.
In p. m. 1:65. 1.2:55, 2:55, c4:55. 5:58,
S:U5, 11:03.
WESTBOUND.
Westbound cars leave Ottawa sta-
lion for Utica, La Salle, Peru, Spring
Vall.-v. I.add Tiopno. Rureau. Prince-
' ton in a ra. f5:65. g6:80, f8: 25, f:M,
dl0:5, fll:53. In p. m. fl:55. f3:56.
g4:55, 15:55, k7:53, k9:5S, ttU:lf,
SOUTHBOUND.
Southbound cars leave Ottawa sta-
Hon for Grand Rldgo, McKinley Park
. and Streator In a. m.. 5:5, 7:55. 9:55
m I;
:55, ;00,
il;(ni.
b -Jollet, dally except Sundays and
1 holidays,
c Morris.
d-Ladd.
f Princeton.
p. I.add. daily except Sundays and
holidays.
m La Salle.
ALWAYS Bl V TICKETS AND SAVE
MONUV.
TICKET OFFICE OPEN FROM l:tf
A. U. TO 11 35 P. M.
TICKET FARES TO
CHICAGO
Va -Ollet, I!'.. nd Chicago A Jollet
Electric Railway:
3.00
Rsund Onefi O-
Trin WavJliOt
(Retura trip limited to ten days)
FiVST F R E 1 G H r SERVICE.
Phone Aflents for FJ i!MsfVi

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