Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., June 09, 1921, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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OTTAWA FREE TRADER - JOU11NAE.
THURSDAY, JUNE 0, 19:1.
STATE MORTICIANS
CLOSE HHB
HELD AT LA SALLF
LNDFRTAKTRS ELECT OFFICER?
;ND N AM f PEORIA AS NFXI
co 'ENTiuN ClfY VISIT Tin:
STATT. MARK AS GUESTS OF LA
SALLE BUSINESS MEN.
Tbe marriage of Mian Mnyme Mad
II Of I tic. I
and John J. Kallv of L-l fiurdi'U uartj f.ivun tills uftoniooli U
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latchj and .i corsage I M j er
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Patterns for
Home Sewing
A pattern of thin Illustration
win ho sent your addren Kill
out tiio attached blank ami
nail to the FVee Trader-Jour-
itul, enclosing 15c In money or
uUmps. Pleaae aiiiw ten day'
tun In whlcti to bare pattern
i l v ertd you.
fortunatt Man.
T.tx-l-. In In- v ' " ''"
to iniii IiIh rati 1
early example 1 Hprlfrlitne
clilMisti in .- 1
eray,
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to a ' lo
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fleers ch
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ft odd
Julia ttamenskl, I hica
Claries Sonntag, Jolie
j. F Sweet, shiinn.iv..
H. M. Sti nail. Parmer
Mrs. Richard Ward, H
A. G ;:t rme, Hi rrln.
M. j. Walsh, East 81
Miua A Hetnae, Peei
A. V Eatei lale, MoUm
T. J ummlnSB, C bic
Hero J Ho viand, Sti
O. J Petersen, Cfcicag
Johr. Eugeln, Cbii ago
Harry J Hanson, GU
I'. S. Bright, l-a Gran
Harry C, V llmot, PekJ
w. A ' onningham, CI
Janus C Gavin, hici
A t. .t.il 'H about t0 in
ttlinO un t rtaki f
their wives and daughti
111 ttlU'tuhl ii- ' ;,t 1 1"' CCM
i f tin- moat delightful m
cession -.a thi lot; opening recepuou
beM Tuesda; night al the new Mini
Aujdttorliim Thousands ol dollars
worth Hi undi i taking suDplii s, Includ
ing pearsi . caakets and other .liipli
PDCi i, were displayed.
Starved Rock and Deer Park, situ
ati only a i .v miles trcm Ottawa, fur
iidsb some of tin most famou3 scenic
spots in thi ontlre middle wi si and
urn becoming more widely known
even's y ar.
Iluii
Japa-
1 i
.
Still
H
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Itlon. iJr.i
BEfl rf tin
Sense oi Smell Least
Intellectual of Senses
New V' tIy. ' hit- hit in ten
chances! a batting average "i
only .100 was icored by Dr.
Nicholas Murray Butler in a ape
etui tesl submit! I by the engi
neering society i l Columbia ntsl-M-rsit
at its dlnuer In Eurl hall.
pfictor Butler was iiskoil m
Meutlf.i as many as he could of
tn odors. Successively placed
Before him w te clovesi sassa
frna, anise, cltronella, winter
gfeen, carbolic acid, lemon oil.
bay cum, alcohol and turpentine.
Aii! if tin- ten '"' recognised
only thai venerable scenl of the
barbershops bay rum.
"U ' H. gentlemen," 1 loetor But
lei said, "tin- sense t smell Is
tin' least Intellectual of the
mii sea."
evening opened with the class day
pvogram in tin auditorium of the
si hool, The order of exi reiaes
glvi ;i u t aa published in Hi- Free
Trader-Journal last night. The pro
gram closed "ith some character lan
tern E-Udas resembling members ol
the claaa Following tin program
iht guests were Invited to go to th
gymnasium, where tin- remainder of
tin- evening was spi rit dancing. The
gymna Itini wo prettily decorated in!
Japam lanterns and Japanese Hew
era. Supper was served al a late
hour at small tables arranged around
tin- Bides of thi- room.
qa f
An Interesting meeting of the Worn 1
an': Christian Temperance i nlon was
held yesterday at tin- home of Mrs. J.
U. Sa.ltitiian in North OtU vs. The
oi-ganliation president, Mrs. Pruella
'.Van irk. presided, and thirty-seven
ladles were in attendance. The dovo
tiopal service was led by Mrs. Mane. I
Mrs. 1). II. Snow had charge ol a song
RtraUce Mrs. K. Bowermaster con-l
ducted i.'ii temperattci study of the
afternoon. Several interesting talk'
on subjects oi tii- day were given,
after which refreshments were served
Babylon Had Rent Woes
4.000 B. C, Bulletin Says
Washington. The modern
tn-iiii .'f a family who nniat mova
or worry about rental rates and
leases tuny think Americana are
alone In having such troubles.
Rut. according t" a bulletin is-siii-il
from the Washington CD.
i'.) headquairtera of the National
Geographic society, families are
having similar tribulations
whether In Japan, Persia or Eng
land and have hmi evictions and
harsher penalties hanging over
them Sinn- men wrote on clay
tai.u-u 4,000 ir more years ago
"The very earl leal records "f
daily transactions that have been
found, the claj tablets on which
were written the contracts Of
Babylonia 3,000 and i."-"' years
ago. show tiist the renting of
bouses w ns a nourishing busi
ness among the landlords of
Babylon and Nippur."
A POPULAR STYLE FOR A
"SLEEPrNG" GARMENT
Pattern i" la lore shown, it is
cut In 4 sues: Small. 34-38; Me
dium, 38-40; Lai.., 42-44; Extra
Large, 4-4S inches bust measure.
A Medium size will require ;-4
' yards of inch material.
Crepe, satin, itlk. linen, voile,
batiste, lawn, dimity an bflaneletta
I ma) be used fur thi- model.
a pattern oi tins Illustration
niailitl to any address on receipt of
j lie in silvrr or stamps.
I Pattern Dep't
I lease semi Pattern to my
address, lo eta. enclosed.
MO.
Size
I PojtofTice
te
Mill a
tr follow i ll.
i n. students of
left Ottawa ai
-noon on special
McKlnley Park.
ient with a pro
other ililinu.il
For Touring
SHOE m
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Ottawa Shoe Hospital
814 La Salle St., Ottawa, 111.
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Rill ' a At r . -
Tbe boyj on Mik Welsh's ball IT
team will ntertajq with an tm cusmhIy
social touionn esMtalnfE t4i home I L
Vnother
Radical Reduction
in price is made h the World's Largest Automobile
Manufai turer.
FORD MOTOR CARS
are back lo i pre-war level on open cars, ( Hosed cars and
truck-- iih- cheaper than ever. New prices
effective ;it once
I urn up.! regular H5.00
Runabout 370.00
Chassis 345.00
Coupelet 695.00
Sedan 760.00
Ton Truck W5.00
Vbove prices I . 0. B. I rdroit.
DAN1ELS0N MOTOR COMPANY!
Ottawa Leland Sheridan EarlviHe
Sal -and Service Department Open Evenings,
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IT'S not a bit of trouble to
have plenty of good things to
eat mi hand .-tll the time, when you
use Calumet Baking Powder..
It never - allows baking
trouble. You don't "dread" to bake.
There is nothing to worry about and
that really is the hardest part of it.
Mix up a batch of biscuits
or the finest kind of cake it's all
the same. There is never but on$ re
sult the sweetest and most palatable'
of foods, ji
There is not as;much worry
over baking costs either. Hecxuse
Calumet costs k
the price is moderate
hen you buy it-
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It costs you less when you
use it because you don't use as
much of it it has mote than the
ordinary leavening strength,
You get more out of the flour,
sugar, ei,S, shortening, etc., be
cause there are no failures no waste.
The most critical of baking
powder judges gave it highest
awards, World's Pure Food Exp i
tion, Chicago,- Paris Exposition, Pari:',
France.
The largest selling brand in
the world.
A pound can of Calumet contains full
rKfi
Cilum-t Doughnut
Kf-cipe i
4 cups of pastry
flour, 3 level tra-
poona Calumet
akm,; Powder, 1
ti i poon of t-ait, 1
cupof suar. 2 ckks,
eaten together, 1
lableapoonsol nn-lt-ed
butter, 1 cop of
milk. Thi n mix ia
the i rular way.
16 oz. Some baking powders come in
12oz. cans instead of 16 oz. cans. Be
sure you st
WK 'V.
:a pound whoa you want it. 1 1
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Jewelry for
Graduation or I
?sents at
Reduced Pi
nor
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We have decided to i.t
i .i
down the prices on ev
in our store, so thu
very reasonable.
ii
win
our loss )")f,i
piece oi Jewelry
ive you an oppc
ked
now. and have marl
ilverware and Cut Glass
unity to buy your girts
GIFT!
; 1 1 AT
t 1 FOR THE BRIDE
t j Flat Siverware.
7 Bread I ray ;.
I Crumb Sweepers
i Cut Glass
Clocks
FOR THE GIRL
Pearl Beads
Bracelet Watches
Bar Pins
i ,roo( lnr
vings
.avalliers
And many other things too num
Wrist W,it( hes in 20-year iroll
filled cases for $1 5 that formerly
sold for $20.
FOR THE BOY
Gild Filled Watches
Waldemar Chains
Fountain Pens
Scarf Pins '
I ., iose Cuff Links
i us to mention. 1
Buys 7 -Jewel Watches in gold
I cases lor $14, that are a
real bargain. . , a
Ill
W. H. LAW
JEWELER & OPTICIAN
824 La Salle St., Ottawa, 111.
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