Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., April 06, 1921, Page PAGE THREE, Image 5

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1121.
Ottawa rrifete tuaii:k-jonmt
ufHTrnum iv, amoi r
ARE DISCUSSED AT 6
iDTlas
ST. FRANCIS' DRAMA
PRAIRIE DIVISION
CLUB SCORES HIT TO HOLD REUNION AT
CAPITAL 5AIUKUAT
C. OF C. MEEIN
Mrs T .1 Won
for Now "or
visit tor
III m I
,11 It'll till:'. Ii
whore she uxi
i line,
ttdfl II bust
(Continued from page
J'l OU I" "I
, vvilkim . i
I! q SENDS NEW NOTES TURKS COMPLETELY
UN JAr MAWUA I CO
lain in Mattes
Hi (i Mile nil'' o
itood. Vt:r Mai
VVashltiKton, p
mi ihe subject ol i
...i.i b the Unit
in, in to tho bovi
New notes
,i, i have been
Junun
3
MAYiin Wi EKS Hi I ivi R8 AD
- - Rfc" PORTS ON TRIP I'1 CON
QRE88 AT WASHINGTON.
profes inn
a Clin ar,o vi
many inuni i
i ki h - I aclort in 1 Ii" '"
u nno and realistic villain
and
'l
1 1 1 - day in 1 meant!
Or. .i w PottH i"'1
,,l , t t,i Chh lipo toil
James l' Oatlln
lliiii ruin;', on u '"i
MISS AT SESSION LA81 NIGHT , Hi-li-mi Swift
,tav in flH', ii',"
Iter today. , .
,ii llll' UN' T 'HI" 1
irtod yesterday lor l.a Himbhltis. n I
Members ol ' loiipti nj 1 were with
i i iii, mi outfit n H" s are plan
. n ,.ai titno Vprll it al Sprint hut 1 1
i.i ...i I,,, ('inn illi lulon u ill Is Ml i
inanities to b
urn .i iiu'iiilii'i
Italy.
le matin bold .i reunion an
1 1 ninlti Roiiin reunion. If !
I
The notes are hu tl i" be similar,
isiuii hu- 1 1 ii ii.i t' i ii t-r mom
in the receipt of Japan's
. ,,,, in ,i merlean note tl
i ii.nnn'i mandato ti
m nnrr-u TOOftni
i;r tUr lant r i nwuro
Caii . April ii i 'I patches received
In oflh i.ii clrcb In I'urls confirm Ibi
flrook i roopi In the Urn: u seel inn tl
Asia Minor, whero ihe entire north
orn Greek m in) has been obliged 1 i
I'l l l',ll
Mobil i.utlon ' r three additional on
mi
replj ti
protosti
CBB III, u
new of-
it;
al Ii
iii pari I"
in
il has I"
Al n meeting ol the director i of the
iChsmbcc of Commerce In i nl?bl u
number or vi'i'v Important matti i i
were taken up, the chief ol which wuh
a report i Vlayor OeorKi ' "
W,ni'l:- on the deep watorwaj 1 onven
lion w hi' li ho attnndi 'I i'1 Vvti bint
inn, I), c . a report ol the i halrmai
nf the waterwaj dlvli Inn, u n porl o
t,ii i playground committee, the Root
roads committee, together with oiiu
matters pi rtalning to inanufai turln
Industrli i, publh Itj und tout i I . am
tho annual race meet for Ottawa Ii
July,
The mayor gave an Interesting lal
nil I hf il'i'.si'lit plan l"i a deep atoi
way through tin' mi'
contemplates the denpenin
minor river through Ottti
nectlng up Ihe St, Uiwren
from Ihe gteal lakei to th
Mexh o The oonventlon ivi
Washington, I ' C. und w
Miss A
i, Orath
i rii
in,, main . -lull plus Trc Ffoqram
. . ',1,1,1 iii i ' ' 1 1 I . 1 1 i d t ' " ' I 1 ) I 1 1 I l ill, 1
Itoutt ilv. Weherei was one ol the ,v nt.-mt what 411 t- plni
I I i'rti , V'l ' v ellavitcters In the play Our program i 1Kb a
lliltirl plnycd lite port ot ten del of real roon , y
I,, . iiinii miLKiiiK iii i, in mini 1 tin. v, iwn,
law and petv hotel Bprlngfloia uerwarn a e
, ,n able in. in ; riir fdiort talks ti"i 1 1" echea con
.., mm a ! . bul ii 'Vi' FOR QUICK RSStrbTB TRT TH1
v.' i. I.roitd enough t" "VVANT A DS" IN TUB PRBB
"i i whi growltif! TRADEaV-JOUrtNAU
Wondarful Pada. MR
v Dason. I" Itangnon.'
whnxn fHtne In tin worln or uuoanum
is it, Imt n i'nlitlietlieil dOCDt
w hit si I'hi.iuki i,, slid. It la via-
li.i.' for miles h tribute to the re
Uglous vial nf a former king.
Notice.
Mr B, B Gladfelter and Mrs. Ry
i in ter will entertain the Ladles' Aux
iii n of the Congregational church
luncheon Prldaj The afternoon will
bo devoted to sewing.
Notice.
, m ior's bfflce Is now open at 717
I. a Balle htroel over tiuncan'a drug
irld WhT
of lot n
given h
last OVI
tnd Mr
Pergui i
as u li
in, Misi
Arreted and
lurrows, of Morrl
valley. hleh '" M
,1'in'ii i
, ii., ii j. itrown
UiMr.eand" Mri B. W, Osterkamp ol
Minn are the ari nts ol a baby
!, i vt r ti 1. 1 l amp was for
' Li.. . , Ham. the daugh
.i i,s i". G i
Krhua "I l',rl1 was
Purrtican of North Otta
,,. tn riiicago for
Mi nhan of Chlca
gressmen. In tall, in.- oi i nt - i Madlgnn
hIiIi-Ii l being fostered by the stale mHH Katlu
,, iiii,,,,;,, i,.. unlit i,,, I,.,,., linen visit i
"There wan a large number of dele j Mr . Hannah Karrell, B12 Washing
guif.i from the thirty live tate ",a I ton street for the nasi several wee-si
urn inciunen in Hi" ui' a M'l" " i I,.,., ,.,.,, i,d t" tn-r lioion in
."i
Edward wnito oi
an Ottawa vi I t.or y storday.
,lr. ami K :
tr Kiloon of Chicago are vi mug i"
"I attended the convention al
Ixmls a year ago. and was at
Ihe W i ii yesterda:
men most lntoiosted In ihl plan come . , ,r u V forrlc of Peoria,
from Hie St. I ouls dlstrh t, and ft
Om of tin' ehlel arguments for atlvo-
eating tb" use i f water tran portatlon
was to eliminate the long haul from
1 1,. 1
coast and back to the South.
pearetl that the main olij
i.iiaiin 1 u" '", ...
Ill" i mi' 'i , ' "" i" . , I k
I ., ... f Hi" asRoclati u , A
' , . nn able man. r,- lu,rt talks l.ot speechea con- .,,.,,,, oass B rtr r-
vi i.'i which . S Wm m
" ' ,: .1- ' ' ". ' "i , i mm x
,,,,,.1 .'.ail," i i 1 Doa Owners, Aitcinn wA .;st- tfm,
m
1 I i i f.
i i ! i f
- I
KEEEP 'EM OUT j
it icaiHui .... r- (- r (Mill I n i
I OlUu vv uivihiu
SUES FOR SEPARATION I
'hat m . . e Jeffn-'s are If
fc a rA
AT DUEHLER j
Drothers
SPECIAL SALE THURSDAY.
ft
cabinet by the Swiss rovbh
It.nplutlll Will lll'l lllH II"
..... ' ...' tnrmor I . I n I ' I ' I ' 1 1 I 'll
I ' I
' '
irnin hi. I. tun- 10 inn riiii dumlii
this would help the opening of Ihe visiting ' .
route from the areat Ink. . and vhlle Lynrh In Ihl cit
th.. untii r 1 1 -,-,1 . i nn i ii
roneldorefl. Hie general i pinion I that Ottawa rrlemts
the Illinois valloy through Ottawa I Mr. and Mri
the onl) feasiblo route i lial can b mr Margare a
ns.d Bvell With til"
ian Cri'fli ' i is visil
n sniiivni I daugh-!
i if i
(in
lost ,: livlna with her grandmothei In
this Bubjocl has many - u mini Mri
lor our oonalderation. Wt maat, Wir no
tnit otirjjdxoj ft'o',."fi'il Want It, but a gtu
when of how It will come or wh n the days,
government ,i ill mal t ho hundred
million dollars approi rlatlon is Bom
ihlnr Hint wo cannot tell nt.il"
tiling i" i ont Ider i - the providing i I j
a im for Hi" Illinois river brldgi . B'
torn ii'o inn all esjjm'f .Vmuntl
of this win r wa ma . cmint
000, but ii would be safe to i." (
perhaps al this tim f
(Ml
BL00M-NGT0N PAPER
LAUDS ROADS HERE
DAMAGE CASE GOES
ON TRIAL THIS A. M.
ami Frances Met 'on villi
'
D'SPLAVSMyiu'FfsH
that's better lhan
swattitn; them on
the new wall paper
and the fresh cust
ard pie The warm
days will brim
them out in droves,
so fix the doors and
windows. We have
all kinds of screen
ing, door springs,
etc. The prices art-low.
S.S.PEARSON'S
J Why pay more for meats when we can sell you f
f the best for less money than you can buy else- g
J where. We do not allow our competitors to f
S undersell us.
S . I
S Fresh ground hamburger, lb 2c 4
5 . . j
Fresh spareribs. per lb. 11c j
f ; 1 i
Liberty Nut butterine, lb 20c
A !
r Compound lard, per lb 9c 9
A
rf Native steer beef round steak, lb.
. Native steer beef shoulder.
r. n i i 11
f Kouna siean, per to
4
A C..n. ,s , .... - . , V -a f !
m kUgCil tui Ji tui uvu av-
18c
14c
6c g
Q Q PC ADQAM. I i Cottage hams, sugar cured and hickory i
a.O.lLfllVWn 0 I srnoked, ib 25c
SONS I gliced bt;ed ham, lb 25c I
HARDWARE I f-5'"1-'11 brick cheese, lb 22c
and Sheet Metal I 2 a u ..f f.,u cTZ tl..,j i ir-.j.. A
r All kinds of fresh fisJi Thursday and Friday f
following
porti 'I
which
gal" tl
at N"
lot
! this Mil.. P
li is
DEMANDS INQUIRY
OF HIGHWAY DEPT
T-mmmmammmamma
morce wh m
a trip by water from 1 in
f,hleaf
,lol iii
canal
l rip vi
CLAIMS $20,000 FOR
USING ELKS" BEAUTY
MERRICK TO ACCEPT
PARIS APPOINTMEN
nation Bl
Jollet, l a
Poorla, and Ol port on twnni i to m
,ii ana
eh
lor S : '
Clarence Orlggs taisett
that had been 4one on i
Ing the city and th" gotsl
have benn obtained along
the highway e.omml siom
took up Hm matter "i tin
I, a Sail" county stood 1
haul road program. A ri
Introduced ug tl Ing t
man of the road on I u
comity Bupcrintndi nt ol
appointed as o commliie
qulrles of t'l" state nig
menl as to whit action
tended to tal on gn
nard roads this sunitm
cause of delay In compte
ror a new brldgo acrt
rivrr.
The playgrottd qui U
up and it was decided ti
regular mei
April 29, at
in charge o
t have a eomtiote pi.' " "
CohsldWatlOft. A i'. nera conn
'W.-ts select 'I o Work Otlt ' I1"
for tins m ting and dev Ise t n
plan for furtht ting the woi
this line
A report from Ihis fl,v,s" '
plan for a cleanup nay 1
outlined, showing thai the com
' , charge of Mrs. p. K Hook hai
dt finite plans to contlnui tnt
I the rcpulaiion iHil Ottawa i
i being oho t,; the en ane 1
I Illinois.
i fli" dueatlon ol mldlng a raci
jB h"i" during the um
I liicncht Bp and vliil" li ...i
r ,.r,v that ihi amu M evi "'
r , a .., ... Ill,, , i 111, I, I ,1
,, I ,' , r 1 .'
' " ' ' . 1 I I, , . !,.,,, , IK I . . I'll, ,. ,'t '. . 'I ll
HI" nni mm "' ii"." '
,as Interest-1 at 25,OTe eariy inuprtiing. i
if this Wind Hvory Btabh . drug pool roo
NEW PRINTING CO. IS
INCORPORATED HER I
which time the division
,. i. able
V. O
tin. Harn I
MICHEL WINS PEORIA
MAYORALTY RACE
i T(uUiy I
Your Boy's Spring Suit
ow Loim
SI MM '
I
Wear?
, w ft
1S A
a t7. tjm
Hi rlic l I lenlev presents
Mrs. Sidney Drew's
adaptation of
"The Gay Old Dog'
Edna Ferber
also
A Century Comedy
"Trouble Bubbles
Adii'ts 15c. Children tl
9 fi - W
CATLIN. ILL.5EARLY
WIPED ft BY FIRE
USine in" in a
It was re nor let
IVH" ti foot to LI
4 tin and .. sin.,, re, from Set r MF.a . o, s,,;, w X .
iarv Carroll on tie meeung urc h.i vi.i-r.v , . ' 1 ' , ' I
L' .; . , s,' , ,.i March , llda meetlm . I
,nd aAverttslug Man
Chamber of Comtner
. ,,,,1 ill,' is
.. .... ..i.i ,.i,... ii mi ihte aid, they township hu
;,id ..i fed lite aklng the initiative tags merv destroyifcnd a gar-
in. ii. : a.:' ,ii, 'i "i" ..'ii'ii' .,.',.,
.socia-j oil. Several automci were de-
.. , .1 I..,. ..... I. ...I ;..
lion for this purrd.se. s'roywi im " r.
turn lot mi i nunm fire ferny trom
Other matters onsWerea wei i , , h
, .:-... ftMiHi -t-1 litii ii ill' "ii"
loX for .iion. ,omi.o;n,'., Moiv,, from
lion from the National - -oi i.iti'
Railroad Heeunui
i ii I I ' T : i . I . i:"i '
e8eetee9eeeec
:l-l,itli n 111
iplcte ru tl
raoticf .
i
terUln the Methodlsl.
id.ii meet I oft i"i Way, I
and Tomorrow
DOROTHY G I S H
IN
"REMODELING HER HUSBAND."
fhe funniest girl on the screen m a pi litre ni.idr of soliil
i4 ne:.f aeee!c t.
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K
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i
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9
I At X
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fair
1 Ik answer is as long as
the trousers wen ! VV all know
that sliding bases, climbing fen
ces, playing football or marbles,
usually it's'.ilt in ruined suits,
ruined because the pants are
torn, worn or in such a mu
spotted state as to be unfit for
school wear. Why not Double
t!ir I ,ife ol the suit by getting an
iii
mmWm A extra pair of pants? STIEFEL'S
Ms&J kwac. -'vf new spring suits for boys are not
If v pf
. i ii.i
only moaeraieiy pricea dui nave
two good reasons for long wear.
First, they have an extra pair of
pants. Second, they arc wool.
Lest quality, and hand-tailored.
Boys" Wool Suits -- 2 Pair of Pants
$12 and $20
ft
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77i e GfMaifyOtunB
li MtewM m siiiii't"
nic luacheon UI be h
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