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PAGE SIX
OTTAWA FREK TRADER - JOURNAU
FfclDAY, AUC.U8T 26, 1?t. 1
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hospital in Btreator whom ipcdlcjo
given, imt In- passed .iwuy
Sunday evening Hli bottle Is t
independence, Kus.
Miss "Inrenee Benckendorf and ls
tpr Dorothy U)d Mr i creoppei ipeni
niar.-t'tay aft em on, i ut the Knrl Mop
rl on i i. me.
U? Sylvia Hlcli ' in-ill l.nt wk In
( hii nfo nh fi lendi
.Mi and Mrs A. S PoOle, tOO War
H :i ,v i,ilrMl Leellc, Mr end Mrs Ai
t ti . r llarfoef and daughter Hiaei were
Otter LlOCk c:i 1 1 ! a MOk ago Sun-
dav
Mr ami Mrs. UUI..nd Chopper and
TRHY PROVF itMrtv fool below Ho sustained ln
JlSL- I tM tiiil Injuries. hll i ll..- pun. I I his
(lungs II" was rushed ! Si M.iry
Mrs Oorgo. Mwanil nun ciniiiien i
returned last Thursday I'roui visit ajl( (
with . relatives in Sterling ami hoi k
Pulls
Tho Sunday school picnic hold a;
Larkln's grove Thursday of lam week
was o splendid sueoesa. Al)im MV
enty-flve wor present to enjoy the
eat, and the amusements
Mr. Walter Johnson of Peru was In
town Friday and Saturday.
M Myrtle IHrknk and dandier
Tlulh at Memlota span! Sunday with
relatives.
Mr. and Mr. W. P. Wlxom and
Mr. and Mrs. J. K Wixoui a i tended
the Knight Templars' uiimul i nn I sen ol Chicago spent las! v. sek With
clave, which was held at Kocklord ' I n d Hi-in k. nilurl ..a I family
utstal davs last week. Mrs. Stonebo .no . ol Cedar Rapid
Mi William lianer or Cherrv Vnl-i lJ H'tuinid t. h. . home last n kl
ley spent tlm week end with his an- a month's vlsll with Mi, A
mother. po
tlr .ml Vr. Vara Mnrks MwsKlll- Mr and Ml. . ia'....r JOnCi BpeM
pi'iitrunk thn Misses short. W. K. Sunday afternoon with K.ilph Ha
Hess anil sister, Miss Laura, Mr. and u,ld ta- , . . .
w c Hr,..r and Mr. Leo Mre. Cleoppcr returned to her h
Scri'ba attended the meeting of the n.'cafo after pending
O. E. S. In Mendota Thursday even
in. i. I ..,..1 A , I . . - on. I Ml....
tUr. JUStruil ami .'ii.-ir imuuh . , ., . Tr.. .. i ,,
Ine Rayle of Peoria and Miss Barret - Kqnn and M, a s John
of Mendota woro Mday evening vis- S( M h..Vil ,.,. ,.,..,,.,,,,,. ,,,. r
Ittrrs at the Martin Doyle, home cottslns, Mr, ant Mrs. Kdward lordan,
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Zoru and chll-jMr nm, Mrs Qmne Jordan and Wal
drn returned last Thursday from a ter Jordan from Kurt Wayne, lid., the
month's visit through Kansas and ,)d. t leI1 ift T1),,y upefit K: icL,
Oklahoma. ) afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs
Don't forget the Chautauqua which I . j n,,m, another HtvBta r.f Mm tar
begins next Wednesday, Aug. ,11. All ,atl;- They ef Monday for th. Ii
are looking forward for a big three bomee
days and nights.
The Misses Sillars and brother,
Orahani assisted in the entertain
held in the Waltham church Tuesday
evening. Friday evening, Aug. 26, tin y
will take part in an entertainment
given by the ladies' club at Triumph.
Mr. O M. Andrews and Mr. Martin
Doyle are each driving a new Dodge)
a ti nay
in this vicinity
Mr. and Mrs Fred i barlea anl chil
dren i pent th' latter part ol Utt wei-l;
Mrs. net'iff and son Andrew anl
Miss Anna Wall spent Wednesday at
the Leslie Baker home.
Klgy Hlrtwell underwent an oper
atlon on his knee last Wednesday
at St. Mary's hospital in Streator.
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Devar are . is
iting at the Trenor and A. Stebar
home.
Miss Harel Benckendorf of Streator
Fred
murine 'ar.
lr ntli Aphmnnn is atlendinp the' Rpent the past week at the
Stale fair in Springfield during this ' Bcnekendorf home
wek Rev. Appltbv called In tbll vicinity
W" ' FM ' -ed hi, thresh,,,,
T MasonfeSr Eastern Star arc ! ' .f .
hiding tbeT ... pkxic at Coon's ; A. VSSS'calK
grore today. i 8uniav
Mr EM F. Ftturerald spent last ,
wwk fivijiag at Lake Senachwine. T"1IA
Jcle rwrweehter and daughter, i 1 w.M1L-
Misr E-:her. were in Wheaton on-
Tneedar c ? last week Mre. J. W. Otto of Magnolia is visit-
TLt ajid Mr?. Henry Zorn of Tri-.lng In the Ray Richardson home
xatpb hiii Mrs Minnie Cook of Indl- Amos 'i'n-yer ot Rutland veiled his
aoa w'tf Setarda evening callers. ; Toniea friends one day last week.
Mr teim tout' of Pi'r City hj me i. h. i will uoiu a picnic on
Tnursday, Aug .... Willi .dis. Maude
sferr.: list week with relative
Mrs. Arthur Fahler and mother
ere visiting at La Porte City, la.
Mts Tora .Moore of Harvey, 111.,
was in town one day last week.
ptare, and Mrs. Lena Hanson of Clan
vllle loft last Thursday for Wahoo.
Neb lor a two weekp' .visit.
K it i a,,, bert. liarl Qrelner ol
Maonriagtoa and Stanley Lambeti of
ottnwu retur.n4 Sunday after a
wevl s OUtlnc in Wisconsin.
John K. OuHtead. aad Mre Boelej
of this plme mid Mrs J (' l.uml'i ill
of La Saih left Thursday morning :
reniisy Ivan, a. The lormer goe.s to
Unjontown to stay indefinitely Th,
otirera will v''t Mrs Boeley'i ifati i
at Colltlilenie
M C Little of Kmpoila. Kan , an l
his son ill law, Chattel Met kl r, and
sou of Chicago, were visitois her a
few days last week "Moody' eiJll'
his visits here ,
Miss Chartotie, rlUrtps' and MtM
Mayo Klehni's Simday -rhool claeaes
had theii picnic Mnitdej aftertioofl el
Hi rdnTt s grove. At ." o'clock n pic
nlo liliu h was serv . d
The two cusis cl infantile paralyse
In our coinmuiity are making slow re
hiVi iy No new cases hale appeared.
The Thursday club hel I their an
nu.il picnic at FtJtd's grOve Tuesday
i-M uliu Members nod tin li faiiillle.
to the mimber ui forty or more path
i nd around the tabb . Later all eu
Joyed a raerehmallow roast nn.1 "efcet"
grOHnd the tin', winding up the even
in. .'. ill, games of speed
To, ilea cneottauoua clbeed last Fri
day night with oQtl entertainments
There WM the Igrgeai attendance ol
any of the sees 10 ns this year The
i'haiita,iu as a wh lie was i r gis'-;.
better that, am heretofore. The gi
tendance wg snot up to last year. Mow-
ever The barkers had to dig pretty
In .ivy this time. Hie first since OhbU
iftUflttae have lieep Indd 'iere. and yet
we may have unothir Bed summer.
George llayley. wife and two sons
fro,,, Seattle Wash, have been visit
lug In this vicinity lor two weeks. On
Monday a minion i f the llayley fam
ily was held at the old home farm
near Low, II Mrs. i Lira Morris eauie
up in. in Normal and Finn Muira and
family from Mendota to attend this
gathering Two sons, John K., and
family of Minneapolis, Minn . and C.
Hinaldrt and wife of Delhart, Texas,
were the onlv absent ones.
MtM Klizabeth K. Wibon of the
State Normal school at Whitewater.
Wis , will be one of the instructors at
tho teachers' Institute in Ottawa next
wiek. She was formerly a Toniea
young lady and graduate of our high
s hool.
The Luther League of the human
uel Lutheran church, on the county
line, is to he the host to the sixteenth
annual convention of the Norther'.,
WMrtburg Federation of Luther
Leagut i on Sept. S, 4 and 5, 1S2!
This i-c a big undertaking for a rural
ronnn anity. as this league inc ludes I
Chicago. Mendota. To'.uca, Sterling.
Clinton and all the northern part of
the state. Delegates by the score are
already registered and our ycung peo
ple are jubilant over the outlook of a
great meeting.
Charles E. Signer receivrd a letter
V -ones-day from Congressman Cha
'i a K. Fuller of this district, stating
tin-it h has recommended him to the
appointment at Annapolis Naval Acad
emy. This is the first time this com
munity h;.s had one of hi-r boys ap
pointed to this academy. His brother
Roy gradual0! jroiU 'hat in-litulion a
year ago, hut he received his appolnt-
tnant whtrr tiviug- in Fargo. N. D.
The ltnmr--Hure.nl meets Aug 3
uith Mrs Albert Kahn Mr" Walter
vanlanlnghani win demonstrate
Inning Apides.'
MENDOTA
Sin
Mrs. K. t. Muddeii of Beatvie,
Wash is the guest i.: rela:iv " in I'.:
city.
Mr -'"ii M,-. (leorg, ottnrbavh and
daughter, Miss Velum, .nine,! bom
Thursday from (ma, when !ln i
tied will, relatives at various nolin-
Miss Kmmji Madden of Menu ir
'.nil. arrived last wett'fof a viit
in this city. ,
Mrs iiujz liurnetl ndePbon HI, ti nd
if .'lllctlgo aie lllillvtlin B. vjtlt ol si
t ral we ks lu Mi miota.'
I!. E, jJhaddUCk. lonner ggrlOUltUt'l'l
teai her at tin- Mendota High iphool,
left i.i -t Thursday for Mucou, ill
in Hernian Koerpef bus decided lo
locale at Coluinbus, Ojpg He is a
ol, of Mrs. Margaret Koerper of Ho.
city and VMS practicing at lllula pin i
to leaving tor Burone to stud., undi-
i ine and take a post graduate course.
Returningk lie bad several cities 'II
vii .-. whjgra lie might locate ami anally
selected Cidumbus.
Miss Florence Her ket who is nn
a vacation at Moltne Rock Igiand and
piovtd at our Hope ottice. is enjoying
I i.ivenport
M.iss Josepnlne Tower returned ffl
day from Denver, I'olo., where she
was the ausjet of relatives for several
weeks.
Mr and Mrs. Matt Heeklnrer left
Saturday for Minneapols, Minn, to
visit their daughter. Sister Anlcla. for
several days
Haury Kregnl and family, who have
Imou vlsillug lu liaudota ami ton,,)
lor iht past three weeks, hive return
ed to their home lu liiitteiiberg. Iowa
i .... iii EIhlshoi', dauKbtei' ot u,
and Mrs, ticorgc W Kl ses.se r. c 1.
brated htr ninth hiithday on Tkiiri
d.n alter, loon by Inviting nine of uel
girl fi lend-. An t u-elli n( lime -v i
enjoyed by all
Mis Tliptnag lloyle and son. Jim ri
Allan. H it Sunday R,r NbiUVOO, 111 . to
pond a few days with her dBUgllter,
Miss Haiti
:i-.s ElQBM Sorhe. whO Is ellUlluyed
bookkeofer at Our Hope nrnc . Is
enjoying a two weeks' varaUi)).
Mrs John 'A lute loll Saturdm .'or
I'reston. Iomj'u, for n few days.' visit
John Ringel, who lefl for -.0 Hi J n t. .
si Viral weeks llf.o. w bile he i : 1 1 : I
lo make his future home, returln d lo
Mendota gggrfl on Saturduy.
1 1 1 ..I ge Si i kel of Moling sperti the
w i i k end ill Mi udola.
Archibald s Kpenader and Mi
Qrace Walk, t til to J oriel Thursday
morning, where tiny wera joined In
marrlagB " par oiiage or hi
Kl, .1 BaptlM church b Rev. It. T.
Uasaway. a former pa tor at Memioi...
Rcmova Qrast Btfore Lscqutring.
ii is possible io orated potjslMd
Qtetal sin in. es bj applying several
OUgtB "t cold fei)ttgi or i-ellulold var
nish The lacquer should in. applied
With a brass . iiin.-l'v hair brush, after
the metal bna been highly polished.
Theie aiuat ne no trace of grease on
iin- brass or other metal when it is
lacquered.
Courts of Hudson Hivsr.
The Hudson river rises In the bill
to the wesi of hagi cbauplsjgi mh
gfter a souiherl.i iour.se u( gbogl 300
miles fulls into he Allnniie pcefltl
below the elly of Veil Vork It is
na?lgablg as gi ,h Troy, IQ8 miles
gbove New fork, gnd is cmnectad
In . a, mis iilih Lukes Qhgmplalll and
Kl ie.
China Clay.
uiiim .-lav ,s nothing tan decayed
granite ami much of ii Is dug up fi oiu
pita II, I'ornwall. Kflglgggi, Ii Is lillM'd
wllh wuter and run lino a series of
MUMtS, Where tpe heavy fmpurliles -ink
to the boltiilu, leaving a Ihln pilsle
id line i lu. When litis si llies It is
dried llltu bricks, read) In go lo the
pill II I ICS.
Center of Peifums Industry.
The renter of the natural perfnmg
lllduatr) ha been for mau years In
tiras-e, I' i nine. Ilele HUol, .u.ij Ulorg
iiiau i.'.isi.ikhi pounds of uratige hloar
gonia, MUD.000 pounds of rosea, i.Rhi..
00U poUlltlfl of jasmine. tn0,(NJU pounds
of Violets uiul BU,U0U pounds each of
tuberoses ami rtlSSlS are used.
Superstitioiik About Leeks.
Leeks are supposed 0 be ha, Idii.'.ers
of good fortune in IVules, and when
one tllnis u leek growing on the "all
about the bouse Ihefe Is egpei'tijitifin,
oi sunn.- grenl bappluess cuming to the
iiiinnti's. In olden times Hie leek was
gupp)ed to keep wllehes away.
WHEN YOU REED
a tonic to help renew
the zest of life and
that snap that de
notes vigbr and
strength, take
SCOTTS
EMULSION
Its rich, tonic-nutrient
properties can be
a large factor in
restoring strength
and Building up
the body.
Se.tt&Bewa. Moomfl.M, N. JI
ALSO MAKERS OF
KiwoiDS
(Tablets or Crannies)
for INDIGESTION
20 2Kk
Try theKrec Tnidtr Journal wunt ada.
OTTER CREEK
Fred Benckendorf and BOB Ployd
returned home from Ohio, where they
looked utter farm Interests there
They made the trip in the car.
.Mildred Leslie stayed at the Wm.
Poole home during the ubsenc
.Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Poole.
Mrs. Rosa iUreham. and daughter
spent laat week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Mrlntyre.
Mrs. Chris Koetz was a culler at
the Herman Horn home Friday even
ing. Mra. "William, (Bedl spenr. a few
days last week with her sister, Mrs
Win. Morrison, ut Pontine
Miss Mayme Koe.tz Is visiting her
fltater, Mrs. Kruger. thia week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Oleirn and fam
ily and Glen Horn -motored to Kanka
kee last Sunday.
-Mrs. Theodore Hugh has been on
the sick list.
Mudge
Earl Qrelner of Btoomlnfton is
spending a two weeks' vacation with
I his sister. Mrs. E. ft. Lambert.
li, A. PeObald and family have gone
i to Ohio to look after property then
pTM Horetinrd end Jonn kjuade re
turned home Wednesday from a visit
with relatives in souther,, Illinois.
Mrs. W W McKee and son Leiand
left Tuesday for Oakland, ,'ai . when
they will live Indefinitely.
Oeorgej pletsch, wife and son Karl
of I left Tuesdny In their auto to look
utter property in Ohio
Mrs. E. H. Child underwent an op
eration at bit. Mary's hospital in La
Halle Thursday for appendicitis.
Mrs. w. s. Oerdaer ami daughter,
Mrs. Lida Smith of Sandwich, were I
calling en Toniea friends last w i k
William Leonard and sister, i (urie
i liild and husband, spent Sunday I;.
Toniea.
Elmer Hush und two daughters of
Hat son, Ohio, are visiting' in this vi
cinity. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund P, Krftenl.eek
have returned to Milwaukee, Wis.,
after a ten days' visit in ho O. (1.
Henhlng home.
4.,1'U l,,.,.l.lt Tmlv,,, .tn.l ll...., n .
ui,.iu,n lo , tii.,' v,r.,..i n iioee son,
ui . .C.u.. up 6"'a left last Friday for Flora, 111., lo riBit
along nicely . I her relatives for a couple of weeks.
Mr. and -Mrs Ld Kuhn and Mrs. Theodore Mill,,- and family of this
Art Kuhn visited at the home, of iM- 1
and Mrs. L. E. Widinan of Ottawa i "
iSunday.
Henry Ford says;
"INVEST but INVEST in your
self first." There's a thought
to ponder over.
In this old World you can't
stand still very lone Question
ARE UP?
YOU COMING
GOING OR
DOWN
Coming up? G06D! Ho you
want a through ticket to SUC
CESS? Pin me 633-R for Fall Reserva
tions! "All Aboard for
Brown's Business College.
OTTAWA ILLINOIS"
(Fall term opens August 29.)
The Otter Creek home bureau held
an all day meeting at the home of
Mrs. E. E. iStevenson. It was a com
bination of July and August meetings,
instead of the picnic as was plan
ned, it was an indoor meeting aud
the members made. costnniBs and pos
ters for the milk pageant to be held
at the county fair. The girls of Ot
ter Creek and Allen practiced on the
ktWfl the same day! 1
Oavid C Johnson died at. his home
Sunday evening, Aug, 21, at 7: SO. His'
death was due to kidney trouble ofj
long standing, and about a week ago!
he suffered a paralytic stroke, which!
hastened his death. Mr. Johnson !
was bom Feb. 7, L847, at Clinton, O.,
and died at the age of 74 years, 5
months and lfi days. He came to
Illinois at Jhe age ot ten years, and
had since resided in this vicinity.
He was a Civil War veteran and in
1S68 vvhh united in niarirage to Miss
Charlotte Corle, who survives him.
To this unicn two children were born,
one son who preceded his lather in
death thirty years, and a dauRhter.
Mrs. VVni. Frceae.
Hie tuneral services will be heldi
W ednesday at 2 p. iu , from W'agner
Bros.' undertaking rooms in Streator,
Interment will take place in South
Emery Oreen cemetery.
Oscar Ooforth, employed as a line
man ut the Prairie oil pumping stu
tiou at Kernan, died at the Streator
hospital Sunday evening, fallowing
Injuries he sustained Saturday when
he tell from a twenty foot pole that
snapped when he was working on it.
Mr. Ooforth had climbed to the top
of the pole, ivhleh had bett set in
wi embankment ten feet high, with
the inteutlon of releasing a guyvvlre
He loosened the wire and a moment
later the pole, rotten at the bet tout,
snapped near the ground, and threw
lST DAY gLs&gSj Aug, 271h
SPECIAL MATTRESS SALE
Special Sale All layer cotton felt mat
tresses 50 lb. 4 rows, side stitching, roll edge,
good grade ticking. A very fine mattress in
every particular.
Regular present day value $22.00. Special
price $15.95.
Also Simmons' double deck coil spring, reg
ular $17.50 value, special price $14.50
Our guarantee is back of these goods.
1 his is a real opportunity to buy a good mat
tress and springs.
Above goods shown in our window
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WlUUYOU UBT US
DCM0NSTRATC
AU.THE
MEAT,-
sea's'
FIRST
RATE
ALL WE ASK IS THAT YOU GIVE US
THE CHANCE
To ih'vionstmte to the critical appetites of your family the
(jualitx aud flavor of the meats we ft selliiuj. )'ou wii
realize that we handle nothiiuj but first trade gjaods. Your
tontidence in this market can nei er le misplaced.
Buehlcr Bros.
Big Special Meat Bargains
. . .
saturaay
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BEEF
Fancy Native Steer Beef pot roast, lb ... . 06c
Fancy Native Steer Beef Rib Roast, lb. 15c
Fresh Hamburger Steak, lb 10c
Boneless Beef Rump Roast, lb 12c
Sugar Cured Corned Beef, lb 05c
VEAL -
Fancy Native Veal Chops, lb 12lc
Native Veal, lb 08c
Native Veal Breast Roast, lb 07c
PORK
Fancy Pork Loin Roast, lb .16c
Fresh Boston style Pork Butts, lb 18c
Fresh Chicago style Pork Butts, lb 12c
Fresh Pork Shoulder Roast, lb. . . 08c
Fresh Pork Hams for Roasting, lb 12c
LAMB
Fancy Lamb Stew, lb 08c
Fancy Larrib Chops, lb 14c
Fancy Lamb Roast, lb 14c
HAMS
Fancy A. No. 1 Regular Hams, lb 26c
Fancy A. No. 1 Picnic Hams, lb 15c
BACON
Fancy Bacon strips, lb lOJc
Half or whole
Hetzels extra fancy Breakfast Bacon,
Sugar Cured, lb 19c
Miller & Hart's Square Deal
Bacon, per lb 20c
, i-. .-i-i J-2 .
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SALTED MEATS
Fancy Sweet Pickled Pork, lb 10c
Fancy Dry Salt Pork, lb 10ic
Dry Salted Spare Ribs, lb 06c
Sugar Cured Corned Beef, lb 05c
Sweet Pickled Beef Tongues, lb. ...... . .25c
LUNCHEON MEATS
Sliced Minced Ham, lb 15c
Sliced New England Ham, lb 15c
Sliced Boiled Hams, lb 25c
Sliced Cooked Corned Beef, lb.. . 30c
Sliced Veal Loaf, lb 16c
SAUSAGE M
Fresh Link Sausage, lb . J4c :
Bulk Sausage, lb. . . 12c
CHEESE
Fancy Longhorn Cheese, lb . . .22c
Fancy Brick Cheese, lb .sc . 22c
BUTTERINE
Troco Nut Butterine, lb 23c
Oak Grove Butterine, lb . . ; . 23c
-,im
1 ft.
LARD
Strictly Pure Rendered Lard, per lb. v . . . 10c
GROCERIES
Bulk Peanut Butter, lb ! , . . 12c
reaches in oyrup, large cans, per can .
Sliced Pineapple in Syrup, per cari ,,.
Extra Large Jumbo Dill or Sour 1b
Pickles. 3 for ... 10c
Pure Evaporated Milk, tall cans. . ' .11c
19c
. 20c
Tomato Catsup, 3 Bottles for
i ', i-
ew
25c
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