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OTTAWA mm TRADER JOtTRWAE.
PAQE TWO
tutdav, aucmjst 4. mi,
At a very pretty party wiiicn was
plven lam night nt I In1 home "i M ts
William Mulholland mi Buperlor
Itreoti arinounceinenl was made of
the encaferaent at Mrs. Walnolland's
daughter. Miss Mar;. Mulludlaud. in
"" Jn- "tit J Hut) !-. ol ChlcagOi for
merly of La Salle. Tho murriago will
take place on Sept. 14, at '. o'clock,
ai. St Columba'n Cathollt1 church in
tnls utf. Tho Mulholland residence
vita prettily decorated throughout In
pink ami while nt bower In the
two colors boing used to enrrj oui
tin1 color schehie. Thirty -five kui.-is
ire re in attendance Right tablet of
bunco sare played throughout the ev
ening', nfter which ;i K ipper was serv
oil. It w as miring I Ho supper tnai
tin- announcement was mute,
cardfl containing tin- nam
of the
couple and the date of tbe marriage
wore preiented to each iruest, The
out of town RUeSU who wore hen1
to attend tbe party were Mr- B. J.
Mulholland and Mis Kdna Watson
oi chienpo, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs Hetn -
eriimton, Mrs. McGrath and the Miss-
es niaabeth and Mayme Ilanley and
Nina Grady of La Belle,
a a a
Miss wiima Harris was pleasantly
surprised last night at her home oa
Webster street by about twenty-six
-of her friends who railed to help he
derMsrnta her eighteenth birthday.
Miss Harris wus Invited to the botts
ot a friend for SUfiper and when .tie
returned heme shortly after 9 o'clock
she found that during her absence
her friends had taken charge of her
home, and a full hedged birthday par
ty wa, in pfttgreu. The evening eras
spent with games, and at a late hour
SERENA
L EiOrw y and fnmil bavi
from their trip to Omaha. N
Mrs. ( . A. Bernard and L
.vlcslo - -pi nt Ir.st weeii vi' fii,
fiii nda In Chicago.
Mi'; Ellen iio is. ol turors spent
low days with her grefldpar nts
Mrs. p, M. Hupp has returned from
wteoonein, where sho visited
t1 r Md family.
Hd HOUR ! uf 1 I In n was i
i aller last Friday.
Mis.. .( j Roi h 111 ol tilt
n f.ile: t (,'. 'it . y. (',. .riit.( n
of days h.'si u. ck.
.Mr. and Mi i. Armand iiois g
Ing with fit- Inlter's parent ,
Mr P. J, Malaise.
Don't foru-.'t the lee err am social
T. If. Duffy's lawn the Wthi gii
under the aasplccs Of tho West
ri'ia Oenietery association.
I). 8. El well ami family motond
Mi ihlgan, wbore they expect to . 1 1 id
about a week.
The Serena Ledles' Aid will serve
a frinl chicken linii. c in Johu Howe's
woods Saturday, Aug, 13. There will
be all kinds of amnseritentfl for both
young and old. and also stands where
yu can buy refroahmentn. ISvory
body come and hive a Rood time and
r.t th.. jame time help tho Ladies' Aid.
I) in and Konm !h Mosher are visit
In?: relatives in Waterloo, Iowa.
Hail Csjrtrrot B" Prcvirf!d.
f The rtieiiry iitnt hall could pfs
.tented liy fl i-lti.vr crtnrinn or ilwhnrs nt;
explosives never u:is accepted by
Bclentlsts, mid careful exp riments
have rIhiwo Hint it has no foundation.
The theory wrts hdvnncwl thru the ai;!-
tntlon caused by nh Bsplttslon wot
iprevcnt the formation of Millstones
Meaning cf
The name "Idalu
from a Shoshone In
means "Tbe ,,t
nml refei timlouiiTei
Hess of the RWnlllS
ttlill lops uf the stal
Idaho.'
Ian
the
mountains,"
Keeping Bonks.
Miimd brtolts sltrti
I.c.-iil
I
1 be kept 1
. ami elr
I ,,
i
Wh,
cult
nni
too
lies
il oil of I he
r
!
Paint Up
rorfivervr
Wi r 1
mTlk
4
OILS LEAD
VARNISHES
READY SHELLACS
MIXED GROUND COLORS
PAINTS STAINS
W.D.
DUNCAN
DRUG STORE.
refreshments consisting of icy cream
and i'ii k. were lerted. Ml" Harris
wan preaentod with three silver
KpooilH hv lln1 guests.
The W It C will hold a picnic m'M
TIhiimIii v . bll day. at the home o(
Miss lea belle Wallace on the North
Muff. All the lu lies who have their
birthdayi in tue three mfnitner months.
June, Job and August Will be the hoi
tesaea. Dinner will be sfcrved at lt:20
after which there will be a good pro
gram. The American Legion and the
W, n C. and their friends are all in-
ted, 0. . it memben and their
wives are nlso invited, Bach gue;t:
will Ming one article of food for the
dinner and a plate and cup. thosw
wishing to no will take the Ik-Loon,
ttreel oar north and set off nt Colon 1
bus street mhos will M
take them to the Wallace
whii iti:
tl
honu
a a
A very ploaianl surprise party was
held last mIrM nt tbe home of Mr
I Robert Tnrnquial In Bouth ott.iw..
The surprise started In the morning
with a postal card shower, Last night
about twenty-five guests called at the
I irnquial home Dancing) name-.
cards and music furnished tin
I talnmenl of the evening. At
entei
a la'
hour refreshments were nerved
The members of the W
Christian Temperance union Wl
a neetlr.K at the home of Mrs
Derrick, mil' Ottawa avenue, on
Wednesday, Aug. 10, t 8:30 o'clock.
All members of the organization are
requested to cotne with an item of
urivnt events. Each memo
km I to lititiR a friend.
ts an Ideal
mbroideted !
materials
rep
(limn y.
pou-
le and linen, also Kahardlne and
taffeta may be used for its develop-
ment. BffiOtktng, shirring or stitch-
mi? will form a vultac'e decoration.
Clean Up!
uroose
I hnesied to bring a friend. J5V-"'J. L 1 .u." .... . ' .'''.''"JJ.V
iajr, however, that i veil if the hoop iklrt come:
fvettvt-;"et Sfrtt'SetOO'e fcvtiy modUied loiin. Which will help i
I Pattern Dep t. :: build model high ' kg,xnq?tut.;
i ... . ! SHHOni AT 11. OP I. learned that Miss Mildred ltedmar
f niSSr mV youngest daughter of the tat; Mr.nnt
t I , "; .,' if. ' i -i ii 1 , teaching at Lntndo, t'tah. for the past
1 ame I ji ii i S r mi T etii hi " " "" ';1' 1 i'-'-i- anltod it
T i l niversitj oi Illinois win anaoie j,, pnuj i,(.Wis. r mine op-
Kn tho co eae uf iiim.itren to carrv oui 1 . . . .. . .
I ' a Latum M" ana rs uemii
t J eonuMtion i with Oie nnlvenltv Whll wW1 "Klk" l-a,uil 'heir homo. Mrs.
Bflt6yill A eeetee m J t II 1 i A 1 I I ... ' LWl8 ilS I)()t'f1 Ul)(t riii'I tIl til1'
IX . . ' 'i a, m if 1 " '! 1; . Redman homestead, two mllis south
wa was I J 1 j r,J", nidents tw" f-M "a rril? I 0nd 11 hliU mil w('st tf Urillul RM"
: coudIp i t. I ! , n. ? z. ' i iShe graduated from the Streator Hish
I J -Vi;e j,0,.. Vf'. '.-M-ln .school, after which she taught in the
ri M iu4444 t ' j "The university high school will be ' ', ls, " ,hU vcMl bf'ore ,50,4
Mr am I . . ... ,." .i. . ,, . I to I tali to accept ;i position in the
. a su.fv "I" ii ,iei. i., ue' .Mouiiav uii ow- . , ... . .
mi m s&nsroi ;:!;';:::;- ;::f s
' ' .1 i'j i. , I i . , ' Stri ator. who join in conara u ations
Ml .) A. I i ( hadsev This will provide the on , , , . . , ,
V i F oortunlty which those nterested In Mrs. la at present la visiting rela-
(I X. 11! J thTinina'of teachers tl'.. ; ' tiw ;it LAe View. Ohio, but will re
i i! Jfi , n - oi eacners in irao univi , xira tn tju, Villat;e for a visit before
f?T$ j laboratory nigh Vchool for high school ! l" t"-,r home in Utah.
, ' 1 V.r ' . ttachtSU, an Opportuhltr fo7 Ibe stu- A very dellchtful get together party
li i VrT j dents of the college of education to wlls participated in Krlday. when liv-
ii I ft get practice teaching, somehing thnt.I utomooH4 contninlnc twenty-seven
I I In I all beginning teachers should have (people from Cornell motored to the
I ! , j I V 4 'The question as to tuition to bi ' home of Rev, and Mrs. J. C. Crane oi
l j n i iVOr cnarged has not yet been settled by I lne sswoesmit cnurcn, wirere ver
Vj I I; sJ the hoard of trustee.' enjoyable day was the result. The jj,.,
In W . j Cornell party conoisted of former ps
i II I ' PD A in rj i r( C I rish toners ond friends of Rev. Craine 3
IU IjfVVlNlJ rULHjtL, who was located a: Cornell for four
f- :ty years prior to coming to the village H
3,j j .pM Little Andrew Romett;1. celebrated i Tbn party hud at first been planned 55
A hlo eleventh birthday anniversary at as .-. surprise, but owing to the fact 9
1 his home. iasi of town, on Thursday that Rev, Craine was in Cornell on
afternoon. Aug. I, by inviting a nuiri i Thursday to attend the Mineral o! j
V her of little friends to help Rim to do. Mrs. Dorothy Mills Johnson he was s
I M ,n'' nonors ''f the occaSidri. Game-' apprised of their intentions for the
J I l were played by the little folh:. after next day. The motorists brought well
c y .v which refreshments were served b; filled baskets for the sumptuous 5
t Andrew's mother. The little folks 'spread which was a feature of the S3
I wsih iiiwo iuu i uiuu win pro i meeting; u l in 'un ss jo say iiiui i s
a SIMl'lR nu;:ss vrYLB happy reminders of the event. , both the Cornell people and the Rev I
I'.il was a eil for this j : . I I - jjj
derived 1(( , r , a, 1(J y 'g ! 1 5
- . 'i s o. m men , -m.
he hi'! ::!!.:., SUI BSSk PS
and the right sort of
brushes to put it on with
and at the right price
French Wearing Real Hoops!
a jh . i v. I mi
, in iji . w
5 .Sft-'
,. , ,,, , i Mrs. James It dm. in. who inn oeen i
iiiil
Family
service
Washed in soft water
WET WASH
25 Pounds Dry Weight for $1.00
I his includes washing and wringing only.
DRY WASH
25 Pounds for $1.75
1 his includes washing, wringing, ironing
all flat work, and drying all other clothes.
ROUGH DRY
25 Pounds for $2.00
This includes washing, wringing, ironing
all flat work, starch the pieces that need it,
and drying all other clothes in a hot-air
tumbler, which makes them soft and fluffy
a hcople mi8lnir. Gaj
ts, New York designers
I to America tt will be Us
at lea-st iu crowds
lviduai
and nothing marked.
1 ralna famll) h.id a da ol pleasure
winch will ioiik be remembered by
all.
Mtsi Mildred Merr of Rlvlock; 1"
was an ovoruiKht tueOt with HtreatOr
relative ThfJHdt
Mrs n r Langio) hntertalnod the
rollOWftrl at dltinei i.'rldav Mr and
Mrs. Oeorge Woolonhaupl and thr
daiishtrrs. Mrs, H J . Sutton and
lu ehter t'ntln rlnr and Wsh Margar
t Jeffries of Dwlghl
Mr find Mr- taniet lleddhU IhH
four iliiiiRhters of I :ie Drove, la.,
ictored to tjrand ftidge Ki Idi and
will visit with rehHirea lo re snd m
itor ami Ottawa befpt
tdtn 10 Hielr home lu tin
state
I hey re
Itui keve
TONICA
Obituary.
Margaret Kloanore, soVat daughtei
cf John ami Jeaunette Knapp, was
horn at Tonlcu, III , PA b. 12, 1861, Hhe
grew to womanhood in her childh'iod
home, i living her education In the
district school and later attending Ihe
Normal salve rtitf ai normal, in
Alter leaving the normal school sh"
ongaged in teaching tor a number of
yeara On Doc IM6, she was
united in marriage to Nathan ii Hall
( Boat Lynn, III , ami ibis had been
her home since that date, One child
SS born to tbl anion. Mrs Si die
!ontros Wlon -di,. came to East
I.. vim she took Into her home four i
motto rlt ss children of her husband.
On the death of her husband on April
19, 1911, she sssumed control of the
hardware business in which he had
been engaged, and conducted it until!
falling health compelled her to rciin I
nUlsh the management to her son in
law. Chester Montross, who has bet n i
in charge during th" pa si six months,
At the age of IT Mrs. Mall united with
the Baptist church, she was om oi
the leading members of the church in
ii.ist i.ynn during ihe time II mafti
i. utied an organisation tin re After
the organisation wan discontinued ai
i-.'avt I. vim he took an active Inter
ct in the Bunda school and ol the
i-idies' Social Union of the Methodist
Kpiscopal church until other caret
raaM It impossible for her to con
tinue. Mrs. Hull's Illness was of long dura
lion, dating from last October, wine:
she tirst lietan to notice a decline In
Vt health. Muring all these month
ihe never complained Of her suffering,
neither did she become despondent,
t rather radiated sunshine to those
:ili out her. and wus always fearful ol
'anting anyone irouoie. stie as
espodaly appreciative of the many
I islts of hr friends and of the many
beautiful Rowers that were nt to
her sick room Because of her vigor
ous constitution and her stronc will
she was enabled to withstand the rav
ages of dikes lor ;i much longer
lime that seemed possible On Kriday.
July ig, she reached tbe end of the
journey and quietly and peacefully,
without a struggle, elie slipped away
to be with her loved ones and tho
Master.
ESapecial mention should be made oi
the devotion and care with which slo
was ministered unto by her daughter,
Mrs. Montross. and her sister. Miss
Nettle Knapp, both of whom have
been untiring In their effort to alle
viate her suflering. She was SlSO vis
Ited by the four other children men
We strongly advise you to shop in the morning. Selections are h
made with better satisfaction and the store is less crowded.
Price Reductions Are Sharp and Decisive
On the Following Special Items;
Women's and Misses' Cloth and Silk Dresses that
formerly sold up to $44.50, at
Women's and Misses' Cloth and Silk Dresses that
formerly sold up to $87.50, at
Women's and Misses' Gingham Dresses that for
merly sold up to $ I 0.98, at
Women's Wash Skirts that formerly sold up to
to $4.50, at
Women's extra fine Wraps and Coats, for early
fall, formerly sold up to $29.50, at
Children's Splendid Fall Coats and Capes, form
erly sold up to $12.98, at
Full sized Huck Towels, 2 for 25c '(;'' 'il''UI" ,,nvder, :', cans for 25c
"i-4 Table Oil Cloth, light and dark OO- baffle else Turkish towels in c r
colors, yard OeiC fiijC
Spool Cotton, 150 yds., while and colors. g ny Plnc rhanibrny ShlrU at " a A
Iuro libisr Silk Sweaters, black and colors, for- '
merly sold ut f 13.08, at q n'?' BalfbrtaH Shirts and Drawers.
Women's Hose, !lac.k, Ufbwli arid white ftO Kerr's Wide Mouth Self Sealing As Q
SbSC Kruit Jars, at per dor. ple7
Men's
worth
Ture
$1.50,
Silk
at
Knitted Ties.
69c
S. & H. Green Trading Stamps with Every
doled sbovW, nil of whom did what
tbea could for her i omfort
lii sides net daiightot, Mrs, NntUb
Mont rota, -he Is survived by OeOrge
Hall. Miss Dbra Hall and Mrs I ucla
Ten .di. all of Cedar Ridge, Colo , and
Ltojrd Hull of Champaign, III , tWO
sisters MlBS Nettie Knapp and
Mrs Bmma Qunn, both of Ton lea,
in
The funeral servloaa were conduct
cd on Sunday. Jul) 14, al lln M, B,
i hnn h b) the Wslor, l Smith
The mil ii w.i furnished by u male
iiiiartel consisting of Messrs Pllcharn
Wot crd. More in and Oenman Inter
men I was in the fumily lot lu the
Kiist Lynn reinoipry, lu the beautify
ing of Which he l. ok ii h an active
I art A number ,,f the plains and
hruba were gifts from ber, and Just
. hurt tlmo. before her death she in
qilred as to wheihgy they wire doiug
well.
Among tic rrllatlvi i and rriends in
attendance from out of town were
Ml LUCS Ti i .11 and son Wllfr. d of
Cedar Ridge, Colo.. Lloyd Hall and
family of Champaign, Mr, nmi Mrs.
i s Mali or ifrbanh, st aitfpfd Hull
and Mr-i FTBttle M Petty of Chicago,
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hall, C R. U onil
ward of Danville, Mr. and Mrs ii j.
Oakwood ol Oohwodd, Mr. mid Mrs
Ii
PS5TI
a:
save 25 to 50 per cent.
Ottawa Decorative Store
609 La Salle St. 609 La Salle St.
SECOND FLOOR
Telephone 502-W
Naltiooal Ftr Proo6o( Comptoy
Women' Kxtrrt
Searfs. formerly
sold up to $15.00.
Fine Marihou
t$5.98
c. B, Knapp or Ottawa., irif ufiflMrs.
lieorce Ceo ami two ihnigstr.r i tit I'ax
ton, Mr. and Mrs m Dilgnsjn.iMIss
Nettie iiaii oi Buckley, Mrs Marv p
ilreen or Lake QOttevg, WIh., Mlr.s
NOtUe Knapp of TOM eg, Mr. and Mrs
H, K. Pacey and Mr ami MrsJ N. M.
Hiigaiiiiin of l.afayelte. Ind. '
Curtis Auxiliary Fuel
Mixer
Eliminates all Carbon Troublea.
Gives a 8mooth Running Engine,
Adds 25 per cent more miles to every
gallon of gasoline.
JOHN H. GRAY
329 E. Lafayette
Phone 661-Y
DOWN
with the
High Col
of Decorating
1 he best grade of
wall paper manufact
ed. A showing of some
Very fine patterns at
10c per roll
This is all new pap
er, not shopworn or
handled.
Come upstairs and
USE NATCO DRAIN TILE
Farm .lrutnnie Jenjin.di dflfftblc tit-. Our tlnin tile are nade 1
he clay, thoroajbly htrl himed rvtrlattiog. Don't hsrVe to dli
'cm up to bi i fpl.H t4 every tow Mart. Write for pHrca, Sold U
carload lota. Also . t- 1 t tbe fatnuua HAVCO 1M
'JKK1SH ABLE 81LO, Natco Building Til.- and lUto S.-w-r Pipe
Ottr. : IUIuoAr
$ 9.98
$19.98
$ 4.98
$ 1.00
$ 9.98
$ 5.98
Pillow Slips, Roorl
aaality, 42x.te, at
23c
Cash Purchase.
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Illinois Laundry
Cl iAS. BECK, Prop.
Phone 280
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