Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., April 01, 1921, FIRST SECTION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1921.
PROHIBIT
ION CHIEF
ADMITS PUBLIC IS
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AGAINS
DRYNESS
SAYS ENFORCEMENT IS MADE
MORL DIFFICUL T BY I'l OPI E'8
ATTITUDE T 0 W A R D I I OH r
EENTH AMt.NDMI.ri I .
Wai'hitivN.n. Ai ii I IH lilt ultl In
i iiiun Iuk natlonn prohibition include
hostile, public sentiment, lai k ol co
opocatluD bj t'i . i.it in oiii ruin",
mill Issuancs ol too many ih all i ' pot
uiii.s, according to Joint V Kramer,
federal prohibition comnjIaHlouoi'.
What he In mi il In.- hour.. I i u .."
on prohibition ore rIvi n b) Mr
Kramer in ,i tott r to Senator appi i
of Kansas, ami made public tola) In
tho latter, Coainicntlnf; mi charges
thai ifyttor won being koUI openlj bj
393 New Vmli aloon, Mr Kramer
detailed ,,1' problem a the dry" of
ftcera and also suggested n medli
"In view hi' all these condition anil
ctrcujnuUtDcea," Ha Id Mr, Kramer, "I
bellave we have tnatlu rejuarkablc
pro&ress aiuco the national probibl
tlon art has In I n in utistoQcc, 'V
still bgve much work 1k ' and
have for j earn to come
Mr. Kramer oa4d ih.it tin- Vu'.t'iii
Jhw Itsoll was sound, and lhat hi' was
not advocating any radical revision ol
thr law. Too many permits for medl
dual preparation containing alcohol
were issuci originally, ho Raid The c
have been reduced Permil - for man
ulacturlng Industrial alcohol arc
being curtailed
Anions recommendations made by
the prohibition director to tighten up
cnfoi ennui were Removal ol
whisky tn a few large and well guard'
ed warehouse t, Increase of prohibition
agents on the Canadian and Mexican
iiordiTH, and enactment ol prohibl
tlon codes h all tho states.
'Mi" bulk of tin' people, Mr Kramer
i-aid. innyt favor enforcement before
substantial boadwaj can l' made, and
this Bentlment, he said, was large!)
ahsent In Ni w Vurk and some other
communlt ies
Tho government, Mr. Kramer wirotet
has been loath to Interfi r with homo
brew" activities. 'This." In said, "to
my miud is a tad. au adventure Many
wjjo h:ive engaged In II have already
ceased, and it will, as I view it. die
cut from its own results " The do
partraent, Mr. Kramer added, also has
been "uncertain" regarding the manu
facture of cider and trult juices In the
home.
"The question ol prescribing Intox
icating liquors by physicians
wbieh has caused us some difficulty,"
he said. "Wa followed the policy all
along that physician.- could not pro
scribe, imdt liquors, but the recent
opinion of thi attorney general com
pels us to shanKo this policy."
ANNOUNCE CAST FOR
ST. FRANCIS PLAY
All is now gel for the production
lev St. brands Dramatic cUib ol tho
four net comedy drama ' The Adven
turer." al tin popular play house, the
Cayety theatre, next Tuesday and
Wednesday, April 5 and 6th The
filial rehears. 'I was held last night,
and fudging from the efforts of the
different actors this year's play will
excel any ever glV.B by the ever
growing west side organization The
ilress rehearse) will tie held al the
Oayety next Monday nighl and all
members of the cast are expected to
report no later than eight o'clock,
The advance sale of tickets has been
heavy In the last few days and with
out doubt by the time for the curtain
on Tuesday nighl Beast will bo at u
premium.
The following is a partial list of the
characters for this year:
Uncle Jared Wilklns, . William Volth
J)r Arthur Markham, Max Mutter
Hugh ESUdns Kdwin Mattes
Bill Stouter Harry Scherei
'harlie Scott . ... William Hossack
Tei Simpkins Henry Halm
Haze Wilklns . . Miss Marie Kuhn
Aunt Luclnda V liklns,
Miss. Catherine Halm
Bailie Brown Miss Anita Scherer
Grace Btollard, Miss Millie Ifflaender
Hoys and (lirls. Martin Dekreon, Wil
liam Veith, Jr., Ralph Scherer, Hu
hert Scherer, Mildred Halm, Holene
Veith
SMALLEST BIBLE IN
WORLD IN WISCONSIN
(Irdfcn Bay, April I, Probably one
of the smallest lllhlos ever printed is
ill the poSSOSBion of (jeorgO .1 Minor
of this city The Bible wan presentod
to Mr, Minor by an old Scottish woodi
man. who spent years iii I1.'' tii- ill
woods, in exchnngo for a meal
The miniature hook i ontalns s , .,
pages and is one i i nil III inches wide
one quai ter of an ini h t hit i d
three quai Let - ol an Ini h long 'I he
Mihle contain., both Hi" Old ami Now
TeStaincUtS, aside from a wood i iii
and two or throe pages devoted to in
trodllotory mailer and a I'ac Inillu of
iiie original granl of imih house ui
Hyrce, printed over the signature ol
King Ju luoa and Queen I ll.abel h
A small gold ease liousos the liihle
The i a se is in fs ir condition, though
worn from its eonstanl use A small
apace on the fronl of the case oneo
held a magnifying glass through
Which could lie seen the front covoi
of the Hlbio bearing lite words "Holj
Illble". The Bcrlpl lire can ho r ml
Willi Hie naked i". e. pi n ideil t he 0J e
Bl(jhl is good,
TROY GROVE,
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OTTAWA VWXV, 'WXV - JOttRNAt,
ralace in Vienna. OTIFR CRKKK.
Mk. i . S u e X'.iii el, ,n ,a I I, IcnS
Bpenl Ka ter with hi r sister, M r
i Ii mi. in Bteldle,
fobcrl itn decke , t Chicago Islted
l day or I wo la i wei 'i UI ; Il9 home
oi a ugu -i Koeneckc,
.Mr. anil Mrs, Arthur ,';"! boi'K nt
go are vc II no al i ho In mi
paronts, Mr. and Mi
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j this week I rum H f( W f(uy .' .;la . i i 'r
Chicago. She tutonikd n.'. mnpral i i , crTtldre
her Utile sister, who die Uf pneti gan ho
moirtn. M,
l ter I lorn i died nal Bihur lay tho put
and Sunday t tin- Won auger home i ,.:i. '1 1
frank Reed ami I. mill-. ..pent Kasl
i r Bund iy in SI renter.
Vomon and Sylvester Henckonderl
ticorge vvolittngcr and sister Mart
: neat S ii nil 1 5 al i-'ran!, King's limn
u c t of Strcator.
Horn to M ,'. and Mrs. Otto Freca o
Is i man last w ooR a babj boj .
pah (tine si hool u as ei oil for
i
of the death f .Mrs Koons of Ml c
lamih Mother and hah;, are gfttlni
along line.
ii Rajph Hwlicr ami children
called at die ilerntan BeHckendorl
holm VVcdenodav aftCCJioon,
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Tl v the !''ri
IflE I NQINK KOB SALE.
.id ; v. ill bo i "ceived liy the
ed until Wednesday, April
nl 7 :ai p. in , for the snjo
, in C. Allen steam lire en-
owned hv the City Of 0t-
ITKTIS.
GltJ Clerk.
Pi .nil r .lournal Want AiU
mi
m
Over sixty were present at tie rcg
alar meeting of the B, B on Wi ii
nosday evening of laol week, Tim
candidates wen- in I II a tod Into the or
der,
H or man Bison batior of Chicago wit
a wei k end visitor at the home ol ;
his father.
II. II Stcckcl has moved his elcc
trieal shop to Newark.
Mr, and Mrs ll L Boater, Mrs,
Matt Wallace and III and Mi . H. B
Mayor were la Salle shopper Hatut
day.
Mr ami Mrs., Uoorgo Hay Jr n
turned to their home in Itool lord
Tuosday alter a pleasaul i ; i r with
their paronl i
Mr and Mrs. j Miller, Mr and I
Mrs William ndrows ,fr and fainily,
Miss Ethel Hickok, Mr, and Mrs. VV,
r Wlxom and Mr, and Mrs. Otto Zorn
and faniils were anion); those who a'
tended ' 1 ho Gate Beautiful" al tin
'resbvtertan church lu Mendota ou Mr. Qunncr tialirlelson the (irsl
Sunday i venlng
Miss Mora Jean Sillers returned to,
Monmouth Tuesday evening to r '
sumo her studies al the Monmouth
college,
Hugh .lack-ou ol Mod, ii--. lowa, is
tin guest of his son, Hugh Jr., east of
ti ii
Mr, and Mrs, Matt W allace pit
fr iilil'oritia The. spei -. ,
in l?e a waj a in mi tin , t
Mrs Ague Oilmour, Mi- M Chrl . NIMNMM9MMMMMMMMM9CNMMMMMM-s9Mi
lofferson end Mn Vi A Barber were
l.:i s ., 1 1 , ..l,,.,. T fl l Iff . sri-i
it
The grand portal of ti
e days of their rule o
e Imperial Palai e, 0C
ver old Ausl t in 1 1 unga i
ipied by the Hapsburgs in
Mrs. (ilium r Qabl lelsc
the wrtQk.
(iladys Itosdail pon
hi r folks In I 'an w ay.
Mr. and Mr Andrew
Ottaw a ca Hi ra Saturda
Orion and Ah I no s.
unlay with Glenn Sorb
Mrs. Peart .Same on
I'.nui
.III
I id.
it Mjller is visiting friends
Ives in this vicinity
Sampson -pent Sunday with
ml Km mi tl Williamson,
liner Serby ami children
nday night with Mrs. otto
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miss Margaret uoyte is nr.NewaiK
this wok,
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Telcainp sponu
Baster In La Moilie with relatives.
Mr, and Mra William Chrli toffcr
son of Ophlr were Sunday guests al
the homo of Mrs. Agnes Gllmour.
peter Hochstatter was up from hi
eat ur last week.
Mrs John LMerwechter and dauElKi
Seal of Minnesota Flour
49 lb.
The I.,,,!,, Aid n i: li to thank those S
who took pari m the entertainmeu'. I
on Monday evening They cleared
aboul :
Tro) drove Presbyterian i hutch j 5
Sabbath school al 10 a m. Morning IX
lervlce al 11 o'clock. Preaching and
Itcariog the gospel. Bvenlnt servlci Z
Special for One Week Only.
ick $2.75
ii you do no! .say it is better than you have
been 1 1 1 1 ij , return the unused portion of tl
1 V -ni r ii -l
sat k. i our money win oe rerui
argument and in addition 10 pci
i r .11
purcnase price ror your trouote.
Red River Ohio Seed Potatoes, per bu.
CANNED FRUIT SPECIALS.
unes
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5 in
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poi iion oi tne
led without
cent, ol the
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ai , :ii o'clock. Prohibition, i lolfe
lions will he for home mission
Prayer meeting and Bible class at tl
manse on Thursday evening at 7:3
Rev. Angus Sillers, pastor.
No. 2
I .arge can
I .arce can
can ripf i
Strawberries
g tSIacfc
ni'ici i
'cache
neavy .syrup . .
in neav
ryrup .
DAN WAY.
ernes
I Pitted red Cherries
Red Raspberries
Mr. and Mrs. Hen Miller R'ld i j is i
of near Morris spent Saturday nigh m DlRCK KaspiJ T rieS
and Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Kunlu iM r.wiiakamnai
g Libbey's zirnlt.-' I v.
mboy Milk,
i r I
acn
Kide.
Mr. and Mrs. Klincr Serby were
lawa caller.- WodUosda)
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Serb; Bpenl Sun
day with Mra Newton Serhj .
Mr. ami Mrs. Nowton Joonson wer
Ottawa callers Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hcbby isilei
with the former's uarcnts. Mr. ui
Mrs. John Sebby, ol neat Norway, J
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. rby and '
daugiitcr Violet of Newark . pent the
last ol the week at. the o. J, Moe I
home.
Albert Williamson spent Sunday at
Andrew Knutaon's,
Orion and Alverne Sebby spent Sut
day w itii lyde Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Oie Moe were Oil IW
i allers Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs, Carter Moe visited
the )e Moe home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge Sebby wer
. C ar Cane
last i nance t
your on ler n
JOHN L'S EARLY PROP
DIES AT BR00KLINE 1 : IVJX uyw
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i ,eave
$9.50
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Phone 1006.
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Brookllne, Mass . April l
Hogarty, known in the '8Q's as the
StMirtiiiK Barber," hacker of John L.
Sullivan. America's heavyweight i
prizefight champion, died of apoplexy!
at his home here Tuesday, He wai
72 years old.
Ho was in Sullivan's corner from
1S8. when he hacked him In his bout i
with Paddy Ryan, until Sullivan was!
defeated by James j. Corlbett,
Tickets for ' The Adventurer"
Are on sale at Hentrich's music stole
and at Qapon's drug store Admission.
including reservation, 75 cents.
My Car of Trees Is on Hand
At the Novelty feed barn, Main street,
oitawn. Delivery set for Wednesday,
-April 1921, You can et your order
for trees or shrubs Monday or Tuea
"day. April I or .",
J W MoMI M EN.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
e Tlio followitiR information may be I
favorable to the public In general:
Th.e outside carpenters In thie juris
diction of Ottawa demand the scale
if ItM) one (1) dollar per hour The
minimum to private parties being one
-dollar twenty live cents i $!.." i peri
hour
The mill men. whose minimum scale j
Was tilty i. ai I tents per hour, de-l
tnand an Increase of live ("I cents
per hour for the MMDlng Becal year.
J Respectfully, i
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BUY AND STORE YOUR COAL FOR NEXT WINTER
Coal is Cheaper Now than it
in bt
il ;iii' : nun Ii ea
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get.
le nualitv i
i customers.
us for Dfice on vol
le FRANK
this eo;il Is
winter
asea customer
We are prepared to fill youi 1 i
LIN COUNTY SOUTHERN COAL
well known to hundreds oi our ,at i I
We ask you to try it, and then 1 il
supply.
WE KNOW YOU WILL BE PLE H.I. A
is an asset, and one who is displeased, is a liability.
We are not satisfied simply to satisfy our customers. We are
doing more we are pleasing them. If you BUY YOUR COAL
NOW, you will be one of our pleased customers.
Order Your Coal Now ! !
HAMILTON-VINCENT CO.
Phone 751 L H. CLEVELAND, Aar. 221 W. Mam St
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is unanimous thai the Chicago Butcher's Market Co. is in a elass of
its own. The Chicago Butcher's Market have no competitors.
T hey are the original pace makers for the meat trade in (Ottawa.)
establishing the reputation for low prices and'giving the best qual
ity ol meat. This is the one big reason that brings thousands or
people from all parts of Lhe country to Ottawa's big market every
day in the week. Patrons sometimes seek elsewhere for snaps, but
they always come back to the Chicago Butcher's market, where
they know positively they will get 16 ounces to the pound and can
always be perfectly satisfied, at the high quality we sell over our
counters on Saturday, notwithstanding the jam at our market that
hour, we invite the public to insp e
and sec for themselves thri wonder fu
hours will be from 7 o'clock to 80'clock Saturday morning. Satur-
for wise meat buyers and here is what
niif rnn prs and rei ricreratOVS
hue of meats we handle. 1 his
day win he a prontaoie one
we are off tain;':
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Home Rendered
Cheese
FULL CREAM
21c
PER POUND.
Fork Bulls
LEAN and FANCY
PER POUND.
Lard
No. 10 PAIL
1
Fancy Bee!
ancy x i 1 lioiliiu: beel 'f
ib IC
I
steak, 1 1 at ) v.
15c
ancy not roasts
8c
rcsh ground ham
burger, il
20c
!
' I liver, jn
ill liver, ill
Fresh bt el hcarta
Hi
7c
Fresh Fork
Bacon - Hams
Hams, 12-14 aver- 1 C
whole, pet li. i-
Fancy baron, sugar cured,
besl on the market, euar-
antei -I hall oi 1
whole, pre !p
Fancy picnic
per Hi.
aeon
1 tt
quare
4 Ib.
HiaiUU
i esh snai ctil
k
'..ik
and
houldcr8, Ik
fancy, lb. .
ICStl tl
p c r It
Itver,
5c
hntt-
this salt
Fan
for
quality ;
14c
x u 2 C
4 1
15c
He
4 V
A n
ex Nut Margarine
per pound
21c !
() K. Butterine
per pound . .
20c
Butu
In
creamery,
churned
42c I
irce i an
10c
( atsttp
lottles
20c
r
8c
per
lb
12k
SAUSAGE
Fresh country
age per II).
I
ork loins, win
Ol hall, pet
U
1
k ri
POUND
10c
SQUARE DF.AL
BACON SUGAR
CURED
POUND
VL?x
uver
ian
Peas
9c
C
brand I otnatoos.
whole tomatoes,
solid i),K"k, per ct
10c
Club brand
i can, law
C orn
can .
8c
8c
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