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FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1921.
OTTAWA FREE TRADER JOURNAL.
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ULSTER CABINET
OPINIONS WliRE NOT FORTH
COMING AT CONCLUSION 01
MEtTINC IN BELFAST EXPECT
CONFERENCES TO BE RESUMED
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wcdTMefs
Belfast, July
"til -.it peace terms
Llvod George yest
-A copy of the
handed by Premier
trday to Eamonn de
Valors was placed before and con
shlered by the plater cabinet today.
No opinion on (lie terms was re qttoat-
d by ih" British prim" minltter' 11
la stated VSA none has been liven, j
Loudon. ,iui :-:. fho British '
BO' ernmehtl proposal 'to Baraonn del
Valora the Irish republican leader for
peace in Ireland probahly win not be
made public until n definite reply to
we Rovornnwnt'a terms ins been re-'!
wived from the Selnu (rein leaden In
Dublin, ii waa atate I today.
II wai expected Mr. Uyod George!
Will be able to make comprehensive
statement concerning the peace terms
in bouue ot commons next week,
A Rr!',i3t View.
Bt Ifurt, Juiv 22.-- wint may ba-cot
aldi red ti tvplca crater view of the
Irish viiii;. lion it ,TV( n today by the
ii. iraai 't wi letter, f
"U". are convinced,' it saya, ''that
ui'tii cm "n- ernmV it pn ents ;i defl I
Bite final decision t1, it admits of no
haggling to the Rlnn Fein leaders
they win continue to partial in de
Wandlna the Impossible. Tha can
noi ba Named for thli unvh : im ;.i
tttude, f r tht fault. Ilea in the gov-;
ernment'a own Indetermlned, fecbl.t
action." i
The Northern Whig naya Writ" If Br.
De vateta elects to proceed with tho
Ktnufl.i the I !- lists will 'io l"ss dl-
appointed, "because they haw never
surrendered to the glamour of Illu
sions Mm of porsi'-f tit misreading
of tho facts."
Thi i m wspaper exoYii si i ths opi;
Ion that If Mr. tk Vetera returns to
w ndon to Inform Mr. Uoyd George
thai ho baa brought a baeia for nego
tiations or is anxious to resume thd
search for one an anxious time for
tin north; rn loyalists will ensue
BXOecl Conferences to Be Resumed
Dublin, July 82. Belief .that tie
ftonversfftlona betwt m Eamonn da 1
valera and Premier Uoyd George will
he resumed la expressed by the Free
mar s Journal In Its comment on t! i
peace negotiation today. The inter
View between tho two m in i,,:,.,. '
jreaterday was evidently not th fr
la.-t. th- newspaper says. The liiah
Times bob Id-era that tin mihtti 7ni
erive sansfacWoa from the fact that
inti proposals .- ulj.-uit t-i "maiii'te I
from ti e coalition cabinet, which Mr.
jDe Valera did not fed Justified In im
mediately turning down.
Hoberg of Peru
In Ottawa yester-
of Chicago, who
the past, number
, returned to his
Oahhoab ,
Mrs. Mm
is
Kiel Ethel Myers of Jefferson at.,
loti today tor Oregon. III., to apend
i month visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. I,v Manley and son
John of Harvard, III,, ure spending a
tew days visiting at tho home Of Kev.
and Mrs n P, Lawlerjn the Meth
od. si parsonage,
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pu'torson or Ot
laws avenue will leave Sunday for a
two weeks' trip to Denver and other
points "I lull real In Colorado.
Attorney A II. shay of Stroator
transacted business In Ottawa yesterday.
Attorney Oscar
trensssied buslnoaj
day.
John Pel ingale
has been spending
Of days in this t i;
home there.
I Miss Virginia Werner of
1 Wlii., Is visiting Iff aunt,
Knsussl of Illinois avt nuo.
Hen Wertheimer of Chicago
trauaacttng business in Ottawa,
Miss Mai ion DeVore of Superior
street la visiting friends In Sandwich.
Pred Daggett ol Marseilles was an
Ottawa visitor yesterday.
Paul DeVore ot Superior street u.n
n Sandwich visitor yesterday,
Charles Batchowsky of Marseille
visited friends In Ottawa last night,
Mrs. Pred Nelson motored to Stria
tor yesterday afternoon.
Miss baunla Ausscra went to Glen
wood on a business trip yeatSrday.
Robert Green of La sail", a former
Ottawa resident visited friends, here
yeaterdaj .
Hill Hughes of Earlville was an Ot'
tawa visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Jerry Murphy, 1116 Clinton
street visited friends in Chicago yes
terday. Mr. and Mrs. Jail; Fitzgerald and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCleland vlsi
ted friends In Sheridan last night.
Miss Mildred Brady was ,t Marseil
le i visitor last night
Mrs. D. A. Mnher and Miss Hen
rietta Rahlfs if Chicago are vIsitluR
' th" home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Malic r on Washington street.
Crank H;lms has returned honi"
after a visit v ith friends in Chicago;
Mr. and .Mrs. Abe Gray of Colum
bus street attended the races in Au
rora yesterday.
C. 1) Marias and s in Junior were
Mar3eilleo visitor; yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hager of Mar
ellles wen Ottawa visitors yesterday.
Vernon Muss vas an Aurora vlsito
yesterday.
Arnold Wilheltn and Mnnlev MorKy
WOT i Aurora visitors yesterday.
Song, "l.lttlo Children, Come to
Jwms" By the. boya
llocltallon, "Th. Record Kej.L" . . r
Ruby Hendrlckson
Recitation, "Jesus Was Once a
Little child" Mervlu Jedo
Ret nation, "The tJentleman"
Stanley HerRe
Exercise, "Voices Of the Plotters"
Sella Jerde, Elian Dale, Alma
Hoe, Oladya Orude.
Song, "Anywhere with Josus1'..,
Mix girls
itecitauon, ah Things Beauti
ful" Truman Anders n
, Hi citation, "The Little Singer", .
Ellen Larson
Iter it.'itii.n . ... . I -if
Exercise, "Mother. Pather"
Twelve childieu
Recitation, "Our Heaveuly Shep
herd" Maud Holman
Song. ",'oi Sallg er den Lille
Wok" School
Ret Ration, "Poor Little Jim"
Marvefle, Variant!
Exercise, "Our Day, Children's
Iay" six childre i
Ri i Itatlon, "Some Small Sweet
Way'" ItttsHfll Vatlani;
Exercise, "Ltttli Servants"
Thor Wallen, Oorden Orude
and Clarence Hoe..
Recitation, "One Act"
Sodeii Anderson
Song, "Jesus Loves Mo"
Thor Walletn
Rt c Ration, "Ungbirken", Ellen Dale
Recitation, "Jesus Loves th, Cfljil- I
dran" Margaret Holm aa
Song School
Children's sermon I ir. Iveraon
'from Ames, lowtt)
Closing hymn Audienci
Either Varland, teacher.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
AT STANTON'S
SOLD MINING STOCK
WITHOUT TAX COUPONS
Chicago July 22,- II W. Hanson
of Decatur, ill., and Walter N, Morri
son of Chicago, 111., a broker, are at
liberty today under $l,ooo bonds as
tho result of their arrest vesterdaC
'by internal revenue officers charged
with selling mining Btock wtthOUl al
tachlng the required federal lax cou
pon of live cents per $100,
Hanson Is said to lie former presi
dent of the mining company
Tho government also seised $1,575..
000 worth of mining slock.
HOLDS EXAMS FOR
MASTER PLUMBERS
city Plumbing Inspector William
Wilson yesterday at the city offices
conducted an examination tor certi
ilea tee as master plumbers and jour
nayman, WaJb f O'Nell and m. ki
well of Serena took the examlhatlona
for a journeyman's certificate and O,
ii. Barnhard as a master plumber.
Demonstration Sale.
179,50 for One Minute Electric
Washer. See it operated. New prices
In effect JORDAjN HDWB. CO.
Notebook.
If you have the lirililt of iiitllltiB
things awny so well that yon cannot
find them. gCil a small hdlehfltili and
when you pui something nwny uota
the place.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sen led bids will he received for the
construction of the improvement of
parts of He Kalh and other Streets'
in the northwest part or the City or
Ottawa by the Council of the City of
Ottawa, until the 3rd day of August, A.
I). l'j'M. at the hour of 7:20 p. in., at
the City Office In the Central Late
Building In said City or Ottawa, Illi
nois, at which time and place said
bids will be pttblleally opened.
It is estimated that there will be
about the following amounts or work
to li" done and materials to be fur
nished :
SMn lineal feet of 8-lnch pipo sewer,
4 io lineal feel oi 6-lnch pipe sewer
for bouse connections; two manholes
for catch basins, and i cubic yards of!
rock excavation.
Kafd Improvement shall be con
structed fade in accordance with I
the ordinance providing for the same I
and the maps, plats, plans and speci-i
llcations for the same on file in the of-!
lice of the City Clerk.
Proposals must be made on blanks
furnished by said Council and in com-
pllanoe with the Instructions thereto
attached, which can bo had on appll-j
cation to the City Clerk, and must lie
accompanied by cash or by check,
payable to the order of the Mayor In
his official capacity, certified by gj
responsible bank for an amount of not'
less than ten per cent (loper cent) bf
the aggregate of the proposal,
The contractor shall be paid In I
bonds, bearing the rate of live per
cent (5 per cent) per annum.
No bid will be received unless the
parly offering It shall furnish evi
dence that he has the necessary facili
ties, ability find pecuniary resources to
fulfill the condition of the contract
and execute Hie work, should the con
tract he awarded to him.
Bidders will examine the ordi
nances, maps, plats, plans, specifica
tions and also the locality in which
said work is to be clone and judge for t
tnemseivei ail ot the conditions and
circumstances affecting the cost and
nature of the work.
The Council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids, as authorised
by law.
Hated at Ottawa, Illinois, this 2:'nd
day of July, A. I). 1921.
GEORGE V. B. WEEKS,
Mayor of the City of Ottawa, Illinois.
W. W. CURTIS,
City Clark of the City of Ottawa,
Illinois.
Demonstration Sale.
7( .50 for One Minute Klectrlo
Washer fee It operated. New prlcea
iu effect. JORDAN HDWIE. CO.
Eliminate Worthless Pictures.
If pictures aie worth Cratalng have
Ihem framed, Otherwise put them
oua.v or throw tlieiu away. Doq'I let
the younger members of (bp family
pin pictures' on the wall. The edge!
Ctrl run! (bey soon become unsightly
dosl collectors, Rrnnll, fussy hrio-n-brae
should be n voided for the ait me
reason.
Hopeless.
"Ah, I was a struggling young man
when I married her. Ye, i struggled
hard, but I couldn't escape." Kruw
Looker-! n, Calcutta,
asssssi ssMSBUssaMassssassss
inc.
$1.
all
SPECIAL PROGRAM
FOR CHILDREN'S DAY
tn's day exercises will be held
" mcrnres at 10:30 o'clock
Malty Lutheran church on
fTeet. V tl i program COtft
f !:!. : :tl numbers and read-
be gtven. The general nuo-
invitation
program
HARDi
MAY CAMP
WITH EDISON, FORD
Wat
Mis. I
tation
posed
Ford ;
hington, Juy 22. President and I
larding are considering an invi- j
iv-join in a camauig party com
of Thomas A. Edisdn, Henry
tnd Harvey Firestone, over tin;
end at siitne unaniiou
i' from Washington
iitced nla'ci
Clifhj!
on Fr "
:-t th- '
Ou'jfic
sis! ill", i
lugs will
no nas neen extend"'! in
to attend. Tho tojlpwipg
u in no gjvtin.;.. '
Olieniiig hymn Audience
Scripture reading and prayer....
Song, "All Ha'.l the Power or
Jesus' N'amr" School
Recitation;, "Welcome?
i Gordon Grade
Recitation, ' I Ssnt' Par to Jeeua"
SolVelg Waller.
Exercise, "Ho a Kindness"
Kight childre i
Recitation, "I Have Christ. What
Wart I more?" Zella Jerde
Muslin night gowns, .Vi.-.
Pink and while crepe bloomer
White sateen bloomers. Bfd.
Georgette and satin camisoles,
s'ilk stockings, all colors and
sizes. 49''.
Pure thread silk stocking;, all col
ors, values $2.00. $1.00 per pair.
Polly Prim dress aprons, 7!lc.
Bungalow coverall aprons, best per
cale, light or dark, braid trimmed,
tie back belt, 9Sr.
Red check dress aprons, collar,
pockets and sash, organdie trimmed,
12,06,
Wash dresses, values up to $7.50,
for $'.95.
Embroidered muslin petticoats,
values, to $2.00, for $1.00.
Tuxedo model silk sweaters. $5.95,
Bathing suits, in cotton and jersey,
grey and white trimming, for $2.50.
AU wool bathing suits, all colors,
for $5.95.
Surf satin white wash skirts, $5.00
values, ror $3.50.
Surf satin and cotton poiret twill
white skills, in extra large sizes,
14.96.
White wash skirts. $1.00. '
Georgette and crepe do chine waists
for $2.95.
Silk and georgette overblouses tol
iS.96.
White wash waists, $1.00,
Double panel white sateen petti
coats, $1.59.
White wash skirts, In extra large
sizes, for $2.95 .
All wool skirts in plain colors and
novelties, values $?.."'), for 13.96
mill BJgSJBgBS)SBB
ranee
Levers' Quarrels Not Trifles.
has been said that lovers' i f im r
are Inn the renewal of love There ;
never a fa'ser word. Every iiiar- I
a bloi on Q fair page. Forgive-
may eanae it. but, tit the best, the 1
It
re: -
was
re I
rie--
tnnrh ot the erasure
ami the page wears
entj re,
Is there
thin. S.
forever,
G. Tail-
PIGGLY WIGGLY
The word, grocery, suggests many different places. The words,
PIGGL WIGGLY suggest the or?e perfect place for buying food
product.
P and G, White Naptha Large White Virginia Cobbler
or Star Potatoes, the best there are
10 Bars 57c Per Peck 49c
Swansdown Cake Flour Large Juicy Lemons
Pkg. 33c Dozen 48c
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Campbells Rordens Evaporated
Pork and Beans Milk, Tall cans 10c
Can 11c i 1 1 . in in
- Bordens Evaporated
Sani Flush Milk, Small cans 5c
Can 20c
. Special Japan Tea
Bond Brand Coffee Lb 49c
Lb. 29c L
eTl ' N' B Bulk
Oranges Mixed Cookies
Dozen 52c Per Lb. 23c
Keen Kleener
Can 5c
Choice H. P. Mich.
Navy Beans
5 Lbs. 25c
Best Creamery
Butter, Lb. 42c
Old Dutch
Cleanser
Can 8c
N. B. C. PACKAGE GOODS
12ic
Vanilla Waferi, Chocolate Wa
ters, Cocoanut Dainties, Tokens,
Cheese Sandwich, Fig Newtons,
Oatmeal Crackers. Graham
'Crack
r
ac iters, i remmm
Sodc
as.
N. B. C. PACKAGE QOODS
61c
LJneeda Biscuits, Premium So
das, Graham Crackers, Oatmeal
Cookies, Zu Zus, Lemon Snaps,
Barnums Animals.
WANTED- Girl for Saturday nights. Apply before 10 o'clock Sat
urday morning in person at store.
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HERE'S YOUR BIG CHANCE
TO BUY QUALITY SUITS AT
Prices Lower Than They Will Be Next Fall
Buy now and save money!
always and all suits and other
prices. Prices quoted on men's
$25 suits reduced to .
$30 suits reduced to .
$35 suits reduced to .
$40 suits reduced to .
STIEFEL'S policy of long standing is being followed this year as
merchandise will be sold at clearance this month at greatly reduced
and boy's suits are below next Fall's replacement costs.
. $18.50 $45 suits reduced to
. $23.50 $50 suits reduced to
.$27.50 $55 suits reduced to
.$31.50 $60 suits reduced to
Suits
$1
. . $35.50
. $39.50
$43.50
$45.50
6.95
Tailored by Ha
the season's leading
summer. Now selling
t Schaffner & Marx and Campus Togs experts and fashioned from
styles. The sort of clothes the well-dressed man appreciates for
at Ices than half their original cost.
Mohair
Palm Beach Alpacas
Young
Men's $25 All Wool
Blue Serge Suits, in a limited
number Sizes 32 to 35.
$4
Prices Slashed
on Suits for Boys
$ 1 0 suits reduced to .... $ 7.95
$ 1 2 suits reduced to .... $ 9. 10
$ I 5 suits reduced to
$ 1 8 suits reduced to
$20 suits reduced to
$11.90
$13.80
$14.90
All Wool suits for boys, sizes 7
to 17. Regular $10 and $12
values, in limited numbers and
broken size lines. The finest
suits any boy could wear, now
selling at sacrifice prices.
(Main Want Ad Section Page Seven.)
LOST Hag containing et of tiro
chains, either In Ottawa or Marseil
les, or on the- canal road between Ot
tawa and Marseilles-; reward for re
turn. WARRICK & WARRICK, 214
Central Life iiidg.
AGENTS AJake $T5.00 weekly selling
guaranteed hosiery. We guarantee
f $39.00 weekly- full time. 7.ric an hour
I spare time. Experience unnecessary.
Perfection Hosiery, Darby, Pa. '
' BUTCHER WANTED at onee. Ex
perience in killing and sausage mak
ing. I'lione No. 4, Herman Looser,
Paw Paw. Illinois.
TONIGHT
HAROLD GOODWIN
IN
"HEARTS OF YOUTH"
From the famous novel "Ishmael,"
by Mrs. t. E. N. Southworth. Harold
Goodwin appeared with Tom Mix in
"The Road Demon." and is one of the
best of younger stars.
TOMORROW
LESTER CUNEO
IN
"The Ranger and ihe Law"
:'reat West.
II A melodrama ol the
I
TODAY and
TOMORROW
4 A Beggar in Purple
Produced by
EDGAR LEWIS
A story witht heart interest, dramatic
moments and a pleasing romance
ALSO TOPICS OF THE DAY
SUNDAY - MONDAY
VIOLA DANA
IN
"The Off-Shore Pirate"
Saturday
Cash
i Specials
Pure l;:rd (jS wlffs Silver 'Leaf)
ib ftiltf
Reef Boll 10-12'a?
Corned Reef, Sat. only, (Made from
nice young steer beef) 1 Z'c
Veal Stews 10-12'ic
6 large rolls Toilet Paper 25r
1 lb. Coffee (Sat. only) 23e
Monagtain Oats 10c
Corn Flakes 10C
1 can Corn 10c
1 can Tomatoes 10c
1 can Syrup 10c'
in bars P. & . Soap 57c
50 lbs. Sold Medal Flour ...... $2.49
Strictly fresh Eggs, fancy Butter.
Sweet. Com. Tomatoes. Cabbage.
Cukes. Hananas., Oranges, Blue
Plums, W. Melons, Cantaloupes.
Irwin J. Schmilt
Tel. 468. . .Grocery and Market.
mi j 1 i
PIGGLY WIGGLY
TTzc Qualify S fore