Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., May 06, 1921, FIRST SECTION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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FRIDAY, MAY 6. 1921.
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Society's Latest Toy
Mrs. George v Farrar was chose
irefent of lilini Chapter, Daughters o
the American Re ilutlou, ;it their at
nual meeting held yesterday Th
nmiplete lint til' officers chosen t
erve during t In coning year follow
Regent Mrs, George w Karrar
Kirst vlco rcKi'iit Mrs. 'larenci
Grtggft
Second lce regent- Mrs Georgi
Glelm,
Recording Decretory Miss Pannli
EHctiBlbergev.
Correspond I ng secretary Mrs
George Weiss,
Registrar Mrs. F. A Sherv I
Historian Mrs. E P, Hathewa)
Directors- - Mrs. B. Johnson, M rs
Fred Sapp. Mrs. C W Irion, Mn Her
bert HJgby, Miss Mayrae Wldnier
Mlsn Hattie May and Mr Kdraum
W. Weiss of La Salle,
The ejection was held following th
annual elui luncheon, which svas r
ed t the home of Mrs Farrar In Ba I
Ottawa, nags, tils and spires were
used M decorations throughout the
house. Tin' reports of all the retiring
officers were given, which showed
that the organization lis just emu
pleted a very profitable year Mr
Walter Proland sang .1 group of sele
Hons and Mrs V, VV. Irion gave the
report of the national convention held
last mouth in Washington, IV C,
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What promises to be ne ol Me big
pest ami most delightful features of
entertainment ev r Riven in Ottawa
Is the "Economy Sale" which will take
place tomorrow at Armorj t' The nf
fair will have .hi the mirth and pleas
tire of an old fashioned fair, with mod
ern Features or entertainment besides
Booths have been constructed
"" throughout the building, where oven
kind and sort of articles Imaginable
will ho placed on sale, There iii
.1 hlir cafeteria where supper will lie
served, and dancing on the main floor
'of the building. Ftefroshtuenl stand .
cigar and Cigarette stands, a clothing
nn i white elephant booth and many
other Interesting places were being
in-ranged for the big opening tomor
row. The lilt!;- Camp Fire Girls Mil!
do their bit by furnishing a program
of music. The largest attendance
ever to turn out to any sort ol' an 01
lawn entertainment is expected to be
present, ah of the money raised will
be turned into the playground fund
and used for the betterment of the
condition of the kiddie- of tin- city, i
The members of the tree club ol
ho Ottawa Woman's club, who re
cently planted trees along the read
of remembrance," south 5f the city,
will hold a card party on Friday aft
ernoon. May Kt, at the home of Mrs !
Horace Hull on Mad'son Btreel The
liarty will he held to raise funde to
keep the trees alive and give them!
the needed care during the hot sum I
nmr months. All the ladles In th
City have been invited to attend this
Affair. Anyon wishing to go can
notify the officers of the club, who
are headed by Mrs. Clarence Watts.1
or the hostess, Mrs Horace Hull
Mrs. Edward Cbrrigsn entertained
t.ho members of her card club at a de
HghtfUl party last bight at her home,
19 Do Leon street. Fourteen couples
were In attendance, The house was!
prettily decorated with large l ouquets
of violets. The guests spent n happy
evening with cards, music and danc
lag. The honors at (.nils were
awarded to Mrs. Willis Wlllcox, Mrs.
Hilton, Mayor George V. I'.. Weeks
and Richard Mullen. At a lute hour
M delicious tmpper was served by t!i" I
hostess, The party reluctantly broke
up at midnight,
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ihs. Wallace llienly entertained the
members of the Wallace Home Bu 1
lean yesterday afternoon at one of
the most Interesting meetings tho
unit has ever held. About Ihlrty-flvu
ladles were in attendance. Mis;
SSelroa Monroe gave an excellent talk
on- the phans of Home linn 01 work
Late in the afternoon r freshments 1
wero served by the hostess, The
next meeting will be held tin flrsi
Thursday In .tunc at the home of Mrs I
J. w. O'Donnell in Wallace township
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Tho nnnual Junior-senior reception!'
of the Ottawa High school will he held !
till i evrnliiK at the school. A pin
gram of entertainment has been nr '
rangid for the evening. A play will
be givrn in the auditorium of the
school by gome of the members of tie I
junior elase, after which the Ruest'il'
"will go to the gymnasium and lance
until midnight'. At a late hour 1 'p I
ier win 1,1- served. :
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Mrs. John Farrell entertained a lev.
friends at her home, !M 1 Poplar tree'. :
last night at a plasanl part . 1
mentary to Mr Bon Murphy,
oon to move to Chicago to ma
future home. Thu evenins wa
Irimlri d
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tatned the members 1
boi hood club last night
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5 bar-, Soap
3 bars P. & Q, ioep
3 bars American Fan
3 bam Fels Naphtha
3 ban; Star Soap . .
3 Rub No More Soap
Wo h ive extra fancy
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per pkrj.
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CANNED GOODS S A L t
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Extra fancy r
Tea and Coff
A fancy Coffei
6 rollc. finest
Pure l ard, it
911
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Paul P. Merlin
Th
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. Bottled Horseradish,
r.ident Flour with order.
Elisabeth anda
v. Larkin atty.
it, 25260 Win K Wa
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Country and Creamery Eluttcr and F
7 Ifes. fresh Oat Meal
American Full Cream Cheese, fb.
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PERFECTION IN DRESS
itiere are certain little details about shoe-fitting that
make for perfection in foot attire. It is the difference be
tween getting that really good fit and style effect that
every woman admires and craves, and only half getting it.
It is our endeavor to give the perfection in fool dress
that maiks this store distinctively as the one store where
ladies of particular tastes like to deal.
Fashion Shoe Parlors
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Propose lo make this the biggesi week of iitiiisuul 1 1 1 . ( offerincs
sinee our opening. VVh) is il ihal our markel is crowded even day
in ihe week? 1 here are jusl iwo reasons Qualit) and prices that's
wlial counts ihese days. ( rood appetizing food is the solid basis of
our business. The people of Ottawa and vicinit) have at lai re
al izec I thai the meats sold over lh counlers of the Chicago Butch
(M's markel are positively of the highest qualit) and you can depend
that our customers always come back v more. Kor lliU week
Fancy Beet
7c
t Roast, Bomcthin
I .in. y Kound Steak, b(
lity, out 1 1
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HamburBcr, It.
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"rcsh lrcl I ivcr, ihi
.ill liver, lb.
10c
i m Beef, sugar
Hired, lb.
6c
Plate Boiling Meat,
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Creamery Butter
fresh churned
40c
pound
BEJSSP4'rcl,.,W.
Bond Beans, ) cans for
K are sueii I, lender and pin a and Hie price-;
'si oilier fe Hi ; . Tr tomorrow .
Fresh Pork Lamb, Veal
I'orl Should. -is, 1 1 cah .mil I nu j I amb " r
' n. wh ih 8 to Pf ( hops, lb 1 DC
... - , I arnb Stew II,
' 13c Lc
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Pork ( hops end IQl lOC
cuts, lb l'2.C 7 j j -
I amb bhoulder, -1 Q
Pork Butts, Ian qu lity, Roast, lb, . 1 tL 2 C
IhS1' J. 'ill: J 3C Veal Chops, lb.
I nu l)rv Sail Pork, jusl '
P 10c Vcal stew: -b: 7c
10C Shoulder.,Stfb! . 12C
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8c
Jam, laree 20
Pork Chops
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Bin Chiel (
Beans, I.
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ZDC
15c
Blue Bird Butterinc, co
Gem Nut Butterine, !l.
Pure Lard
for this sale only
10k
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Brva.
17 M
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M. M.
W hite Laund
20c
9 c
15c
undry So ip, 10 bars for
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PicnicHams
Compound Lard
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42 c
Milwaukee Bacon
Sugar ruied squares,
hall or whole strip, Ih .
1 2 2 C
Mmhn Dill
Pi.kles
I letzel s sugar
Cured Bacon,
half or whole.
mm
Bacon
Squares
mall ! ean Porl
Butts
Fresh Leaf l.ard,
in ones, extra
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14c
fine, per
8c
Specials!
Specials!
Milk, lartje cans 8(:
Tomatoes, Mahan's brand, No, 2 can, per can 8c
(Limit 12 cans to a customer)
Tomatoes, K. tnd R. brand, No. 3 can, per can lie
( Limit I 2 cans to customer
Leaf Lard, per pound 8c
Lard, home rendered, per pound 7c
Plenty of Help to Take Core f You.
Bring This Ad W ith You.
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