Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., March 03, 1921, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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OTTAWA FftFE TRADER JOTHWAK.
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1921.
PXOfc TWO
Strong Resemblance,
"Con ten tm out," remarked
in a Illltfllt.V line ill. i.: :
Children Oiy
FOR FLETCHER'S
e A S T O R I A
The Man From Rochster
Misses Bata Ctottler, Iude Qarver acted i
and Btbel smallhone entertained with won b
an Informal party at tne former's VVIlllai
homo on Illinois avenue, laBt Bight, bOBtesi
Twenty young people were present.!
The guests played bunco from to 10 Mrs
o'clock, uftcr whioh they olearsd the aftorni
rooms and daucad until midnight, parties
when a delicious supper was served the Pa
by the hostesses. The honors at bun- ol bri
co were carried off by Miss Margaret ternooi
Montgomery, Brnost Douvia, Ward served
Ball and Miss Marie Carrier.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian I
church, are entertaining with a very "'B8
enjoyable social this afternoon ind the tw
again tola evening at the Mima r Mrs
j. W. Turks, 906 Mulberry street All brated
of the proceeds derived from this en ! day 1
tertalnment will no to the Missionary I eaterts
society of the churc.t. Mrs. Parks,! night
Mrs. 3. Manderscheid. Mrs. K. Thorn-' formal
as and Mrs. F. Loener ar acting ai gueats,
hostesses, i
j Miss
The annual Masonic Minstrel show to Leo
will take place on Friday evening, month,
March 4. at the Masonic Temp! i ai a vi
Columbus street. The show promises Beffel
to be equal! as 1 -ruining 1:1 .
past yearn. Aftei the performance 9 1 lie
tlie audience wjll be Invited to tfanei win ho
until midnight The affair is for alllnesa in
Masons and their famllleB. o! the
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Fourteen table-) of bridge were
played at the Ott. a Boat club yea-
torday afternoon at the regular Wed- j "
nesdav afternoon Informal party. Mrs hit no
E. Z. Mercer and Mrs Horace Hull ai an
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UNITED STATES IS NO
NEARER YAP SOLUTION THAN
BEFORE SENDING NOTE.
MOVIE STAR ILL
12 ets.
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demanding an equal vi
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Take A Trip
Business House j
Bargains
block or storo rooms in Ottfl a;i 1
Homes, Sweet Homes
BLOOMINGTON,
BANKER Kl
I-? Chicago Spectacle House
S SELF Makes Startling Offer
Statt Bank Will Send Handsome Glasses on
. gull ide bj Trial to Anyone.
Geo. A. Crowden
, a Tra ler- J GEORGE DO IT"
:s Beef.
MasoniciVllRstrelsanciOance
Friday Night, March 4, 192!
For Masons and their families.
Masonic Temple. Admission 75c
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and Attractiveness
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or Sale!
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Peoples Trust & Sav-
4 UlgS Bank, Ottawa.
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for ki'lney and
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bladder troubles,
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rit?liri''t. by mail ?1 ,2S, Smnl! bottle x
iften cures. Sen'l for sworn testl I"
monlals. Dr. E. V. Hall, tSN oiue y,,,
street, St. Louid, Mo., BOM by iliup
gluts.
vith it ami
through four tialr. taking one small
strand .t a time; tv Rionunsj the pti
hair dlsa ars. and afwr another ar
Of two. your hiiir McoStMH
- ilark. trlossy and attractive.
BSSJSJ and Sulphur t'om
a ililiirlitf ul toilet requisite
Who dsstrt dark hafr and a
ll'IM'.aianee r in not "n-
teiHled for the ore. Butlsjation M pre
vention of dim-Hie
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5 Terms:
2 bankable paper.
j P.J.Mahoney
Cashier
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Farmers
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hants
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& Mer-
Bank, Mar-
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OMALL business is essential to
oar national prosperity and has
-' won for itself an important and
an enduring place. But small busi
ness, however multiplied, cannot
undertake to serve the public in a
big way where unity of service is
necessary
This must be accomplished by great,
highly speci ilized organizations,
manage
n tly and efficiently,
and functioning to the benefit of all
the people.
Such an organization is the Standard
Oil Company (Indiana).
is to refine crude petro
e many products needed
le to provide a system
a which will make them
available everywhere, and to sell at
a price which is fair to all.
Jf-.OOO men and
11 their time, energy,
to the task, while
h ive invested more
0 of Capital.
Its Dusint
leum intc
by the p
(.I distribi
dish thii
ano inn
the stoc
than $2(
In preparing to meet the demands
of industry, agriculture, and motor
ists throughout the 1 1 Middle
Western states served, the Company
is now refining petroleum to tne limit
of its vast refinery capacity.
It is distributing gasoline, kerosene,
and lubricating oils to its bulk stations
throughout the terriority in order
that it may be in position to give
immediate service when the Spring
and Summer rush comes.
Standard Oil Company
910 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago
2394
es, we do
Watch
Repati
ing
Expert Work and Quick Service
W. H. LA W
Jeweler and Optician
824 i.A BAfcliE STREET
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Student Nurses
The Ryburn fcity Hospital wants
young ladies between the ages ol I 9
and 30 to enter its training school.
PUBLIC SALE!
hijdi school education
ijCarhnd' Horses
4 J
One vear
required.
The- Ryburn hospital is an accredit
ed school of high standing. Its gradu
ates are eligible to the state examina
tion for registered nurses.
Students are given instruction,
board and comfortable living quarter
besides being paid a salary.
For further particulars see
JESSIE HORN,
Superintendent.
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I will sell at public auction ;;t th? Novelty Feed Barn at
Ottawa, Illinois
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Ccminencin?; Bit 1 :00 o'clock sharp
Consisting of brood mares and geldings ranging in age from
4 years to 8 years old. Ranging in weight from 1300 lo 1600
lbs. This lot is considered the best that has ever been shipped
into this locality; thry are ail broks and are all sound. Good
workers and good colors. There are some fine brood marss
in this lot. This lot are of my own raising and arc right out
oi the harness and will be sold to the highest bidder without
reserve. They have been shipped from South Dakota. If
you are looking for some good brood mare? and some good
geldings, don't forget the time or place.
J. J. LYONS,
COL. DAN FITZGERALD, Auctioneer. Owner.