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FRIDAY, JUNE 24. 1921.
OTTAWA FREE TRADER - JOURNAL.
PAGE THRFP
DEN ED COMPANY ON
E GIRL IS
UNCLE REFUSED TO PERMIT
BRAIDWOCD GIRL TO HAVE LL
CORT MU DOG ATTACKS ANU
HNK8 FANU8 IN HER b60Y
TEARS OUT EYE.
Morrla, hi . June 24 (Spoi lal i
Annie Barovvlteh, 1 6-y oar-old llratd
wood ali i. Il a( Hi'1 S'aatui r In tltutn,
CHitago, today battling for life agalnal
horrible mjnin.-. BiiHtalin cl aear hei
home Monday nigbl when Bho was al
tucked by a huge doc owned bj u
nclgbboi Mi" girl waa removed in
the Institute yi triii. iy morning.
Man) Urajtdwood tei i l n r , at net ;
tlto kI''I wonfd ""I ii.i v i been Injured
I. ml bet inn le and grandmotlu r, with
v In tn . In- waken liar home, permltli I
her in have h buy a. in r ueorl in tic
parochial school coiuinoiii eiucnl Mon
iiny in, hi i aii r she l' ii tie' houtfc.
alone in go lua dance .it Lin Knighta
cl ( oluml tin ball
I )i -. 1 1 1 1, ii an a girl w hn ha been
robbed pi much of tin' bappine thai
Ii the right ol a uni her age, Annie
is tii" object ni much sympathy and
the Jollcl and Braidwood chapters ol
ilii Ann ni tu Red t roBa have agreed
that the expeni ea ol treating bet in
i bicago will be pal t by (hi two chap
tarn, the Jpllel organisation having
given li.'ni mi l tin Uraidwood chaptei
having promised to pay all cxpcuaei
HiHt in n abbvt i ii $ i "
Ait I- leaving the home ol her uncle,
Anton Barowltcb, aim in night of the
bouae the girl w.i - attai ked by tht
dog, whit ii i owned by the Marco
family Twent) wotiuda wore inflict
f.d upon the girl by the uavagi beast,
and there is little hope for hi r redbv
ery. Her lefl eye waa bitten oul by
th" dog and she sustained many other
lerloutj wounds, she la so weakened
iiv Bhock and loss ol blood that she
Ik unable tu move, uud cannot even
litt her In ad from a pillow. She wa
uelirious when placed on the train Cot
Chicago.
Prom the time the j'iii waa Injured
the attending physician urged thai
she be taken to the Pasteur Institute,
his view being t li.it at h a move waa
ihe only mean: of saving her life, Hot
; uncle, how dver, oppot i ii the move,
He lacked the money in pay for the
expense of the treatment, but when li"
was told that lu case the girl died he
would be held responsible, he (re
luctantly gave his i om enl
it is ..aid thai membet ol the Marco
family made light ii tlie girl's inju
rles. saying she had only a few
cratches, and ridiculed the Idea thai
she be rt m&ved to the t'liii ago hii
pital,
The girl lias been employed .ii tin
maiaioni laeton hen- ami n inhhors
say th at each week he turns over the
money she earns to hor uncle and
grandmother. Hi r fatht i has been
'pail for Beveral years and hi t mother
is a patient at a hospital tor treat
ment Of mental dlsl lei
IDYL GLEN.
Mr. and Mr- Ward L, Chi
Chicago spent several dayi
w uh
friends here
Russell, Leo and William Hayer
spent Tuesday at M .1 Anderson's
Bwen Nefeton, Nina, Irene and Mai
gam and Howard ad Sunday dinner
at Truman Mel on' i.
Air. ami Mrs. Ben Lai on, Brma
find Robert ate Sunday dlnneer al
Allen Varland'a
Cora ThofHon ipeni the lasl of the
week at ISIfcta Hole's.
E, C, Williamson was an Ottawa
caller Saturday
Mir. W. A. McDowell ol Piano and
pon Oliver spent a few days at Airs.
Saiim William mi'
Mr Walker spent Tuesday evening
at Clarence Classon's.
sIr and drs M J, Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs Ward L 1 hrlsty spenl Mon
nay afterndbn at Starvtd Rock.
WAY HOM
NOW
I
1
Ihe&rstmndto
ISO IS hi si
in
cPHYR FLOUR
Jly the ftttost prade of Kansaa whe., carVfulTJ "
ttss maximum food value M,iie,t T ll . y "' , v, rv "l"r'
or every kind of wST T , fl ' '3 thc M
using it you'll agree "' " "'Jy C08t a Wfle but afte,
"It's Worth thc Difference"
WM. MULHOLLAND
JOHN A. WELSH
M. T. HAMPSON. Deer Park.
JOHN SCHORN. Leonore,
A. HARTH. Lestant,
THOa LOGELAND. Baker.
M. SEVERSON. Stavenger.
Z. SEVERSON, Nettlecreek. GRAND RIDGE MERC. CO., Grand Ridge
EAST DIMMICK
( s Robintion atti mieii 1 1 1 - wal
way convention In Pt orla Kriduj
Mr, ami Mrs C
Wlnegardnur of
V ii burn I arl we m i at the buu
ol her undo, 0, r Nelllt , from Satui
liny n ni il Tuesday
Mi. and Wra Howard Crane i
('tint urn Hundny visitors bI Hi
I ol In n. Hint
ii
mil Mi
frank Crane.
Misses Mann and flop nee Andrew i
oi Mi ndota wen callcri in I hi vt
i ii i v Saturday evening.
Mr mil Mi I n d U I., in uh an I
Miss Oeraldlne Bullock of Tonlca
were callers al the '. S. Robinson
home Saturday.
Mil S Lota
Rankin of :;t IjouIh was
a cno: t over the wees enn it n nei
ii lend, Ml . Hthelj ii Robinson
Mi and VT 1 .loltn Gllmour ol Be
loll were Monday guests of Mr. and
Mrs Hatnltel Qi it
Mr. and Mrs. C, n VVtneg'lfrdnoi and
Mis;. Rubj Nelll i re wpper gut sta
d M r a ml M i n; ii W il in : timlay.
Rudolph I 'oil a young man m bo ban
been working for u ill Blat it Jhe lai I
two month ne t h ii h b ery painful
uccHent Sunday morOTag, He was
going north In In: automobile at li
I a til rat'' u hen a few rod.- north oi'
the Prank Crane h nnc a whool t a me
oti and ih' nrn bine tut ned tui tie, II i
auppoaed. Mo one aaw the Occident
llr gol lin and walked to tin I' rank
: ram' home, suffering great pain. Ur
I, eon of I "fill WHS railed. lie Wttt
I alii n to Si . Maty: ho pital in l.a
Salle and i iii a very . crloua con
nil ion.
Mr. ami Mrs Herberl Llnno wore
ttttei i a oi ii lal i I ci in I on
inula
afternoon
Mrs. t harlot Koerner returni d to
her homo lai I Thursday utter a sev
ral weeks' stay at the Peoph ' hoi
pital In Peru, following an operation
tor appendicitis.
About forty ladle i attended He'
Home Bureau mooting Tuesday after
noon at the Knafl home, Several ol
the ladies gave tall, i on different sub
.if i i, after w hich a line lunch was
erved
Mr ami Mi A II Wlxom and Hred
die were Mendota taller'. Sunday,
FREEDOM
Mr ami Mrs Tom Seward announce
the birth ol a baby daughter June 18.
Mrs. Adelaide Lucas of Ottawa
cane to (freedom Tuesday to visit al
te ' 'hat le. I an . i home.
Thirty illative ami neighbors bad II
a pit nit upper on tbo Cody lawn Mon
day e vt ning in honor of Miss Vlrglnli
Prisbee
Mr- Donald Dunn entertained i
party ol girls al her home lasl Thurs
day afternoon In honor of her nicci
Kutherlne route. Mia ICatherlm
d
1 1
a v ry happy alternoon and l"ft tor
tin ir homes al a late hour, wishing
the gue I of honor many happy P
turns.
Mrs. il T. Moay and daughter,
Miss Ruth, of Ottawa, Airs. Victor
Quam ami daughter, Miss Haiel, and
son, Victor Jr., of Ashland, Wis., were
guests of relative; here Tuesday.
party of young married people
had a moonlight picnic at Shabbona
Park last Sunday ovenlng.
Mr s William Kooli has n turned
home from Pawpaw, where she vis
ited hi r parents.
Airs. Herbert Kellogg will entertain
the ii 4'a at her homo Wednesday af
ternoon. June 29th.
Miss Glady Pool Isited Mlsa Fran
ces Gay In Streator Sunday and Mon-
Mrs Harrison Parent Metlikdll i..i-
ted Mlsa Gladj Pool last Prlda .
OTTER CREEK.
Mr and Mrs. Philip Schlachter and
daughter Alma, who hue been visit
ing In Streator and Otter Creek, left
for tht Ir home.; In i tetroit la it Tueo
day in their auto, Airs. Ed K nil ii ac
t ompanli d Ho m ami will spend a tew
months vi II Ing them.
Mr and Mr Tim II., ft. and daugh
ter Elizabeth of Wennna look dinner
ni
Mi
nn mi-
attended the children' day exercl a a
at ld Hopewell Sunday evening.
Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur Knhn and Bd
Knhn took Sunday dinner at the
t harleo Malady home, near Seneca.
Mr. and Mrs Karl Morrison and
daughter -pent Sunday afternoon al
the M. A Trenor home.
mmoAMMmj
A. C. WOODKL, Tonlca,
E. C. RIFE. Merlden.
A. D. VAN ORNUM, Earlvllle,
A. M. RECORD, Wenona.
Mr an I Mi i Petei Durdan vlaltpd
iundaj with iln ii
lohOi 11
Brand Ridge.
mi a Ula H'ogle ol Grand i mi
penl Tin day nlghl I her cou
Ai,m, Rirtwell, and attended the i
Pital givi U in Stri ator at the Uootl
ill hall
Mi Kaminke vli Ited last Wed
nesdaj lib Mrs, Wolfauger.
'th'' otti r i reek i ol the Ln
Sail ,nit lliiun
'i buradit -. .1 une 23,
Bureau mi id
th .Mi.;, iwan
liow I
s vir and Mi i, Malcolm Plyi
Han.. mil : in nt Sunday ill
I tit.
i' i i e ind taunt .
Mr ami Mrs George Morrloon, HI
I i,i,, i I I a 'irl i mint l' and M r. and Alt
Kluer. all of Streator, aiteniled II
(iiiiflren's day exercises at Old Hop
well Buiiduj evening,
An n t i nt nil., ami family spent
lai t Sunday with tht Ir daughter, Vli
Willi. mi Walling, ami family or Rat
' om
Rev, Appleby took dinner m Ith Ml
..ml Alt . lal. '.aril Benckendnrf Bun
day.
Mr and Mrs. Albert Voighta and
.mi spent Sunday with relatives In
Sliialoi-
lurneal King, who works at the oil
nation hi Kernab, Is taking Ills vaca
1 W'
The Ladti i' Aid i nt lety ol the ( Irsi
Methodl t church tnei Wcdensday aft
it noun with Mrs Isaac Mann The
ladies went in automobiles, There
r, ere about sixty in attendance, Very
little bu InesH waa transacted, They
made plans for the Strcator It'edcra
iiun of Women luncheon, which ilmy
will seirve In the M K church on
.linn
Mil
:. .li:1. lillzalieth Jpbnstou
u;i among the glli sts and
a I
WHAT IS
in iiiwh n ii n r
FOR SATURDAY
EXTRAORDINARY BEEF SALE
Good Extra Fancy Young Native Stet.i
Beef Sale. Hi is is the place to buy your
nice beef roast for your Sunday dinner.
Will guarantee it l be fresh, tender,
juicy and it won't cost you much.
Fancy Native Steer Beef Chuck
Steak, per lb 9c
Extra Fancy Steer Beef Roast. ,
These are the very best cuts in
the beef ( not necks) j lb
Fancy Steer Beef Neck Roast, the
same as some competition call
best cuts, per lb
Brisket Boiling Beef, lb
Fresh Ground Hamburger, lb. . .
Ground while vou wait, you see what it
is made or.
Boneless Rolled Rib, lb 12.c
I t ii leless Rolled Chuck Roast, lb. . . 14c.
LARD SALE
Pure Lard, guaranteed strictly pure,
bring your pails, per lb
CANNED GOODS BIG BARGAINS
Corn, Peas r lomatoes, I I large
No. 2 cms for $1.00
Pure Tomato Catsup, lOoz. bottles,
I I buttles for $1.00
I fawaiian Sliced Pineapple, large
cans in heavy syurp, 4 cans lor $1.10
Pure Evaporated Milk, tall cans,
10 cans for $1.00
.Alaska Pink Salmon, tall cans, 9
cans for $ 1 .00
Raven Tip Matches, 1 1 boxes lor $1.00
Rub-No-More Soap, 16 oz. bars,
1 5 bars for $1.00
Hulk Coffee, steel cut, 8 lbs. for $1.00
Bulk Peanut Butter, I lbs. for 25c
BUEHLER BROTHE
OUR
lie ' Uli Blue Hown " lialnty re-
! if i.tim nt won served by Mr Ma
son, as. a;. led by other tm inln r., ol
the commltiue,
Rev, and M t a Brol hi r ipenl Pi I-
nay ami Saturday with tin It ton ol
Dwlgbt,
Roll I n Green ol Wilmington, ill .
was an over Sunday visitor with his
mother, Mrs George bong
Mr and Mrs I la fence oU'ln.. pent
Sunday with John Voighta and family.
Mr and Mrs Anion Smith spent la t
Sunday With Mr. and Mr;. K ( Bar
ber, Children's day exercises were ob
erved at t be t inlted Kvangelli al
hurt h ; lands y afternoon,
Mrs, l 'eie I 'i dci ton and i on Roy .
Mi ami Aire John Norrls and son
pi nt last Sunday at the c. WbManger
home,
Mr. and Ml I William O'NCll ' pent
bund ay at the P rani. Ht e I bme.
ii Henry Provant e spent one day
Inst week vHli her son KMoyd and wife
nt Grand Ridge
TROY JROVh.
Mr Halm entertained the live hun
dred tilth last Thursday
Mi , v. H Mclntyre spenl the week
end hi Chicago with relatives.
Mra, Mayor of Pawpaw Is the guesl
ol her son, Dr. II K. Mayor, and tam
Hy,
Leo Krausse ol Harvard was In
town last Friday
Mrs. Woldon of Chicago Is the guest
of her sister, Airs. Thomas Murphy Sr,
A. li, union ol Springfield wub the
guest oi Mr and Mn Martin Doyle
several days last week,
Mrs, I'loyd Shettel and daughter ol
Toniah nv it. Wis., are visiting w ith tin
10c
5c
. . 4c
10c
mm
POLICY IS AS BROAD
farmer s il ttei Wt ra Oefi
Ml Anna Etnenhauoi of MfnnMS
ami Mi . . lit leu la enhauei of on iws
; pent t lie w i s end tt it Ii i In II father,
Mis: Margaret Sillars ol Lake For-
i st came on Sal ut da v to i pond her
vacation with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs Slllaru
Miss Margaret Doyle Bperft the
week end in l.a galli w ith her grand
tm i it 1 1 1 -1 . Al; Ann llovl
II I. I
' " 1 '""l innillj P' ni . mi
("ay In Rochelle with rolatlvee. ,
1 '" " 1"
tan on due tiaj oi tin iveeg
Tin children's day ext pt i iob on lat
Sunday morning wen- well attended
ami the program was Rno. Collection
aiKBunted to I8,
Mlsn Until Strong ol Galva ami Mr.
ami Mrs, Vei n Marks ol Mendola were
Sunday quests of Mr and Mi . W H.
Mark'.
Mlsj Hot.' McNally i. borne from
Not re I tame for her at at Ion
Mr. and lr.. Vernon Bklles and
Mrs. Sarah Mt VV'hlrter ol Atlanta, Oa .
ami la mi Skih . ol i a I'm lo City,
lowa. were shaking hands wiih old
friend last Saturday,
Mr and Mra i iani. Greenwoli "t
Vinton, Iowa,' were the guests of the
illet
aunt, Mrs m A Barber, on
Mr. and Mrs, Edward l.arkln and
family spent Sunday in Btreator with
Mrs Larkin's mother.
Mrs. Lou Hlckok and children ami
Mli s ioia Pottinger of I ilmmick at
tended servlcea here on Sunday morn
ing. Among those who attended service.',
at Waltham Sunday afternoon ami
evening were n.e and Mrs, Billars,
Miss Kthol Hlckok ami mother, Mr,
. II Marks and the Mii.se:; Hess
A CLEVER
MOST PEOPLE
THINK CLEVER
ADVERTISING
IS THE ONE
WITH SELF-PRAISE
AND LOTS OF "PEP."
THAT MAY BE SO, BUT
THE C HANCES ARE
ALWAYS AGAINST
UNSUPPORTED
FACTS.
A SKILLFUL
PHRASE
OR A
STRIKING
ILLUSTRATION
MAY EFFECT
THE EYE AND MAKE
A SALE
BUT IF IT IS TO BE
LASTINGLY
EFFECTIVE
THE
ADVERTISEMENT
MUST BE HONEST
AND SINCERE.
TRUTH IN
ADVERTISING
AS IN ALL THINGS
IS PARAMOUNT.
TRUTH ALONE
IS PROGRESSIVE.
NEVER SINCE THE
OPENING OF THIS
MARKET AND OUR
CAMPAIGN AGAINST
HIGH PRICES
HAVE PEOPLE BEEN
SO RESPONSIVE
TO THE
UNVARNISHED
APPEAL OF
SINCERITY.
THE MEAT BARGAINS
OFFERED HERE ARE
JUST AS
ADVERTISED AND
THERE IS PLENTY
FOR ALL.
EVERY POUND IS
A 16 OZ. ONE.
AS THE SKY SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
Mrs Oeorje i ut ba.v ami Ron at
rhvd liom f'allfortila mi Moii'lay gtJtl
are the gut it ol Mi Cul haw's par
ents. Mr. ami Mi M V Hat her
t M Andrews was an Ottawa call
i t last Friday
Mr and Mr John Bvan i and fam
ily of Chicago were guests nt the
I homes of I,
I let the Brat
.i Kl'i 1st i' ami Henry .Mil
ol the week.
Mis OS I. .mn, i Swisher and Minni1
I, ,,,,, and i lent,. Mnl inrfnr ,a M, .,
,,,., ;,imI Mi .lean Tcrrj and Alt
i kVinirred m t .. i ,i Aurora attend
the 1 . K S cIlOOl "I in. It in (Inn last j
WednoBda afteri n and evening.
The many friend i of Mrs. .lane Cur
pie wt re grli .tl lo learn oi her death,
w hich oceni i . d al her In. Hie I'Viday 1
morning, June i ,. after a Bhorl lllnei
Jane Kllsabelh Gemmill was born In
Waltham July :. 1854, antf re bled
there all her lire She m US man it t in
young womanhood to Alexander Cur
i ie To litis union w t pe horn it i en
chlldn a. Mi ,. Margaret F Inley, Mrs. i
I 'lora Bdgt comb, Mn . Main l lOlnlej , 1
Magdalene, 1541th, David an I Graeme
Al different period death entered the'
home and claimed three of these i ail
'in n, leaving a broken home circle
and at li f iii- hcartt . she bore with !
great fortitude and courage-the grlcft
that came Into her lite eight yeai
ago on June id her husband preceded
Iter in death I Ii r s w as a chet Pflll
ilisposition, a loving mother, a good
neighbor, n Uling to It ml a halplng
hand where nhe could. Surviving are
tbr laughters, Mrs, Margaret Pin
ley, Airs. Flora fcSdgecomh of Walt ham
.Mrs. Mabel Flnley ol Ophlr and a son,
Gracmw, at home; also eight grand
i hildren, ami her two Bisters, Mr.
John ylio of liniington, II . ami Mrs.
James VVylie of M althain.
FOR SATURDAY
FRESH PORK AND SMOKED MEAT
SALE
Fancy Pork Loin Roast, lb 18c
Fancy Dry Salt Pork, lb. . 12c
I letzei's Fancy Bacon, not squares,
but breakfast side bacon, lb 18c
Sweet Pickled Spare Ribs, Jb 5c
Pickled Pigs Feet, per lb. 8c
Bulk Sauer Kraut, per lb.
A No. I Regular Mams. Sugar
Cured, Hickory Smoke; 1, per II .
A No. I Smoked Picnic Hams,
Sugar Cured, I lickory Smoked,
lb , ,
I ;mcy Summer Sausage, lb. . . ,.
FANCY QUALITY VEAL SALE.
Fancy Native Veal ( Imps, II 10c
Fancy Native Veal Breast, lb. . . . . .. 7c
Fancy Native Veal Roast, best uts
lb Ilk
BUTTER INF SPECIAL
Liberty Nut Butterine, lb 15c
Best ( reamery Butter in one pound
prints, lb 33c
LUNCHEON MEATS
Slued Minced I lams, lb 15c
Sliced Meal Roll, lb 15c
Sliced Boiled I lam, lb 25c
CHEESE SPECIAL
nil ( ream Brick Che e (whole)
lb
I mghoi n
ancy
lb.
A HEALTHFUL
I HABIT I
I Protect your vital forces!
and build up your re-
I sistive-powcrs with a little.
SCOTT'S
I
EMULSION
thrice daily after meals.
Tens of thousands J
daily prove that
taking Scoff's
Emulsion is a
ucauiuui iiuuii. z
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