Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., September 30, 1921, Image 4

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OTTAWA FRftft TRAtJn JOURNAE
PAGE FOUR
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DISmT TEMfflff r 711 MAN MAY BE MERE
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INSTITUTE OPENS Iff OTOTJ BIH TIT
rtir young men (here g aid
rtsty mid lie models mv e
mewhai irom isi is son 'i
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UM I Lli I U 1 nude i
ind styles make them vim v eorafrrrl wide ni list y-:ir. The nobby mu
kbla Mini nubbj for olUtor school income inowns and grayi with t
iress wear, liittii' darker shadosi ot count, bi;u
Young 1 1 ' -f i will wiir till I. ''I SHU is always in Mvle
Merchants are ibowlni thH (all
some I'erj nobby and classy neekweai
tor roan, young man nnd boya, Thi
LA SALLE OCT. 20IH
r LABOR ATE PHCCRAM OF KOI
CATiONAL WORK LAID OUT I OR
MEETING OF UPPT.R ILLINOIS
VALLEY ASSOCIATION.
v large number of the member ot
tho Congregational Woman's luxlU
ury were entertained at ;i lunchi on ..t
I o'clock today In tii" parlors of lie
church, Hollowing lha luncheon tl
ladles spent n pleasant afternoon!
working 1111 articles for the coming
ba'taar. .Mr.-. P, Q, Bchoch and Mrs.
Hill-.. LkWTctict .Murdock acted as
bosti mm.
V
Misses E:u 111:1 I'ii.-v ami M.i'.h1 Vk.I-;
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FALL STYLE!
IN
iii enterU
r tonight .
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Mis" 1 Anna Devore, Halt
tng, Helen Hoff, Mary Fit B ll
1 tie 1 wore, CalUs J socks and
I Lansing, Andrew Bowennastm
: Colo uml Bar. Qeorge C Pat
I tored to Pawpaw yesterday t;
,i banquet tor the it. Y. P. V. 1
connection with the Ottawa
Association meeting.
by; Superintendent H
Streator; Principal Mom
Spring Valley High school
H.
Fisher,
.Melton.
On Oct. 20 and tl the upper Illtc
valley ii i 1 D ot the Ulnoli ''
Toachen' Ai ochttion will conrou
I .a Salle at the N. v. MajeMit' III- al
A fine program for tho two-daj
hi bat d .a ranged,
The llrat session op as, at tl
jcKtiu St 7: SO o'ciot . '! :. :
ing. This will be fi it ired by an 1
i';vss by th pt'osld at, C tunty Sup
(ntendent George 0, Smith .1 Bun
county, and an addi 1 by n.v. H.
Hompel of JolioC n-.e i.iir. r subli
will be "The American Boy."
1 The ssksIou Friday morning will be
Kin at 8:30 o'clock tit tho th
Two distinguished educators of mv
Uonwide tame arc on the pri gram for
addresses. Dr. Iiiw;.ril EL Driggs,
protesor of English, I tab l nlvprsity,
vill deliver an address on tho
Jet t. " Americanising Our Methods,"
and Dr. Chariot T, MoFarlano of Co
lumbia I diversity, New York, will do
Hvor an address on tho subji t. t'ri
ant Day Geography."
On Friday, also, there wBI be held
sectional meetings at the La Balle
Peru Township High school. Tho
e x iling session will be bold at '..
o'clock. Dean Shalor Matthews will
be one, of the principal -1 aitcn Mtsa j month of October, which has b
Mabel Lee Cooper, professor 'i 'iu- designated by the ministerial assoi 1
cation, state normal, Memphis, 'f on., tlon as "bo to church month." Du
will deliver an address, a 0, on the big tho vacation period many pe
subject, "Children in Our Midst" hH their habit of ch irch atti ndance.
The elementary school work discus :and so the different pastors are mak
Fiona have been assigned in rariouaiiBg special effort to stimulate attend'
educators, well known In their specific ance, Th city has been supplied
fields, Four high school sections ore with window posters made by the
being arranged by Professor Monro young peopled societies, advertising
.Melton, these to be announced later the campaign. An ample supply of
u Friday afternoon al 8:80 o'clock a I home windows cards have been print
business session will be hold i. t tho 1,1 and an intensive campaign of ad
'i'. H. S. Auditorium. hrertlslBg in the press to is be InaU-
Plan are practically complete for I gurated. The ministers are prepar
the entertainment tor the host of deling special sermons, while the differ
e gates who win come hen to .at nd enl choirs hare been ssked to furnish
the meetings of the association, &pd I special music. The co-operating
ererythlng will bo dono for the pha- churches are the Flrsl Preabyterian,
uru of tho visitors. First Congregation, Kir-t .Methodist
Tho oflcera of this .livision of the Flrsl Baptist, the Episcopal, the Eton
stato organization are: Evangelical, Trinity United Cvangel-
Preatdent George O. Smith, Prince Ileal and the Trinity Lutheran.
ton.
MASCULINE
WEAR ARE NOW ON DISPLAY
IN STORES OF OTTAWA PRE
DICT SHORTAGE BECAUSE Or
SHUT DOWN OF MILLS.
snd business, ms thai unless we
hiva .1 mild winter there will to a
thai the mills have not been opera
ting to full capacity and the menu
I re istod and elose lit t Ilia, In color
bfown is the leader with plaids an I
the lighter Scotch mixtures, Young
men's suits are very nobby and at
tractive.
OvereoaU tor the older men are
aboul fort six inches double breasl d
many ot them with convertible col
lars. Overcoats with loose back, rag
Ian shoulders, (towing models, are
shown for those who 'Ike real com
fort, Of COUne, there are the form
tittinR styles The materials and
Colon are about the same as are
found in suits. The Chesterfield
model dress ooel is shown, plain box
coat with regular collar.
Young men's overcoats are of medi
um length, close fitting models, con
vertlabla collars. mostly double
breasted, some With hall' belts and
others with belts all around.
A new eoat for young men is n
short double breasted lialuiaeaan With
raglan sleeves ami neii ail arena, 1.
rather an extreme model and
v Inter, bats of smaller sbapen Th 1
1 oloi 1 are grey with black band and
brown. Young men's cans are go. I
e rally ot light colors in tweeds ins four-ln-hands are narrow, 00! i era are
eight pieee top I n new thing and '.. ! na rrower wbieh makes the Mill ill
quite popular, The one-piece top with shapes In nec kwear proper. The ',uli
plaited back are also considered pro-1 ted Hi's are in large demand and the
m ', bal winged bows are still considered
Men's hats are in the stable shapes
Ith wider brim, but not quite 0
proper,
Qood
rs, or the man who Is
sol quits so fastidious In hbi tasjte
uah bo suited at Ottawa oloUlllg
tores and w ill lind on display 10010
very handsome garment!, the vairy
Itl l in si . colon and models.
Disease Uelayeil.
One CUrioUS point which is ihOWO III
Insurance tables is thai ihoso orgiuii
illsensee which are so frequent la mlil
iii' life develop si a period from iivs
to 1 1 ii i an later than they did ntty
years ago
TfiiEO PSDC
nr r nui.nt.ru Stop at Godfrey's Cut Price Grocery Store 8
OF h CH;i.DiiEH and get
icturers nave on.y empioyea reuucea t,i,
trees. This statement trom MoSOn a fs mostly in the hither clssi suits.
given for what it is worth as a pre- xiie hnoek-about or rain eoat of th
Ida to a litue story on style tor gabardine stle. tan eolor. is again 0
loiug men and Doye. the market. During the war and in
In men's clothing
1921-198! germ
laterial
Used in
l weeds.
aion
blues.
bed
Th
met
prt
GO TO CHURCH MONTH
TO BE OBSERVED HERl
The churches of Ottawa an to re
ceive i"'ei:u impetus during th-
rhal baa
r two.
i after, these coats w
o hiuh that there was prec
sale for them and they w
a pop i;a:- s irges. The oongidered off the market, but n
conservative and the the price is reasonable agatn and dt
own, ueat gnys and j era are showing them.
:s vcrj little change In Bov'a Norfolk suits, sinale and i
.1 finish and most of the hle-breasted. are still the
sianaara ami similar iuithin(t. The materials and colors an
n worn In the past year I about the same as the suits for nvi
ami young men ami the workmanshl
Mrs. Taylor's Sickness Ended
by Lyria E. Pinkham'g
Vegetable Compound
Roxbury. Mass. "1 suffered contin
ually svitri backache and was often de
spondent, bad li..-.y
Spellfl and at my
monthly periods it
was almost imjK
sible to keep ar ound
at my work. Since
my last baby cam,'
two yearn ago my
back has been worae
and no noettion 1
could gel in would j J
Vies president
I oru.
Secretary -Anna
viile.
-Margaret Poppc
(ii.
The exit uti
tho iiilow ine:
Superintendent M.
committee comprlsi
M; son, Ogle,
Swing Hangs Infant.
St. louis, Sept. 30. A noose, forni
ed by the rope of a back yard swine,
the seat board of which had fallen
I out. Strangled to death Dorothy Har
rison, two years old. of St. Louis
county wiien she feu an
caught in the loop.
HONEY I Box Comb Honey
CANNED FRUIT 3 Large Cans
Pineapple and Peaches
OATMEAL 6 lbs. Bulk Oatmeal
25c
95c
25c
25c
25c
Pumpkin, red and green peppers, apples, cran
berries, peaches, oranges, bananas, head let
tuce, celery, squash, carrots, parsnip rutabaga
and sweet potatoes.
Scannell E
Successors to Pat. Slattery
3 rolls Toilet Paper
2 cans Corn and Tomatoes
relieve it, and dee-
tor's medicine did
not help me. A friend
n,i aou- recommended byaia t. nnxnam a vegj
popular stable Compound and l have found roat
reuct since usuitf it. .iy oacn is muni
better and I can sleep well. I keep
house ami have the care of live children
i my work is very trying and lam very
thankful 1 haw found the Compound
such a help. I recommend it to my
friends and if you wish to use this letter
I am very elad to help any woman suf
fering as I was until I used Lydia K.
Pinkham'a Vegetable Com: tund."
Mrs. Uaxtde K Taylor, 5 St. James
Place. Roxbury, Mass.
Backache is one of the most common
symptoms of a dii placemen tor derange
ment of the female system. No woman
should make the mistake of trying t
overcome it by heroic endurance, DUt
profit by Sirs. Taylor's experience and try
LydlaE-Pinkham'aVegetableCmpoqnd
A s.irk of King Qo.ility Tlour, made from prime old wheat. Thous
ands of people usl.ig King Quality Flour, There a reason. Ask your
neighbor,
is Ring Que
list Tapped. Cask delicious
Sweet Mixed Pickles, no
. .$2.39
kles
clal, quart
Task Sliced Sweet P
ier dosen
.30c Cask Sour I'iikles, per doz
15c
15c
Curtice Brothers Goods
S00 jar's Cure 1'ruit .lams, straw
berry, raanherry, green nana
lam, orange and grape marma
lades, BOu value 29c
labels
t cans
. . $1.00
Loci is
Imported Kl
du,
19c
18c
$1.00
mustard.
lie Sardines
cans fur . . .
oil
29c
Whole Ox Tongue, soma people
get a dollar a can for it. spe
cial price for Saturday and
Monday, per ran 35c
Mammoth Ripe Olives,
damaged, per can, 36c
fur
I ,, w nej 'a Chocolate am
800 cans COCOa
90c Lowney's Bakina Chocolati
Fruits, Vegetables
New drape Fruit, from the Isle
oi Plnea, quality Bne, heavy
and full Of juice, L' lor 25c
Pane) Honey Daw Melons, 8fi to 80c
Italian Pluma, per basket 25c
I I Sweet Potatoes of the
season,
lbs. lor
Fancy Toaky Grapes, Jonathan and Crimes Golden Apples
Our deliveries reach all parts of the city.
T. R. GODFREY
,29c
BOYS AND GIRLS!
We have arranged to take the en
tire output of a manufacturer of a
hltfh grade line of Sporting gcods
our prices are rock bottom, no middle
men or retail profit.
Foot Balls Rugby regulation size,
With guaranteed hand made blad
der, $2.
Soccer Balls and Punchings Bags with
guaranteed hand made bladder, $2
H. NICHOLSON CO.
RUBBER SUNDRIES
224 Akron Savings & Loan Bldg.
AKRON, OHIO
AGENTS WANTED These balls will
retail for $10 each, sell your friends.
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m I Sweet
! 7 mt ,
fA 1AGKE2S
5
I
Xims, 'Sacon and bard
228 W. Main street, 6Bm0Bi&
Saturda) Special-October 1st, 1921.
Lamb Slew 8e
Veal Slew 8c
Joilinu JJeef 8c
8c
Snare Ribs 8e
20e
.14c
Beel
Pickle.
r i
) .el:' 01 .am ) . .
S Kin u!iir ii an
Picnic ! am . .
Regular Ham
15c
25c
Home Made Pork
i-T1 1ZB
gh Sggg l"TM
H t Bacon 18i
I!
IS
m i Rr.VL CUm
Sausage.
Union Market, 229 W. Madison Street
i
Spring Chickens.
mck i,neese uc
Colored Butterine 23c
I
I
can sell cheap meat cheap, but read this ad
over
ntage of these quality meats, for less
11 moRey tban you can buy cheap meat elsewhere. Full
H weight, quality and lowest prices at all times guaranteed.
THE FIRST LINE
Of your health's defense
should be well stocked
with high q u a 1 i t i e d
meats. That is the only
sort of meat-foods we
sell. We are awaiting
your personal or tele
phonic order.
Rhe best defense
FOR YOU AND ME,
JS EATING
MEATS
OF,
EQUALITY
MM
Aft " r-
' i X . II . -li W
v oi y i k r
f i -r y
p ecial Sale Saturday
QUALITY EEEF
Sirloin Steak, per
lb.,..
Genuine Beef Rib Roast,
lb.,...
Fresh Hamburger Steak,
lb. .?.
Pot Roast, per
lb
Fancy Short Ribs for Roasting
ib
QUALITY PORK
Fresh Boston style Pork Butts
lb
Fresh Pork Shoulder Hams
for Roasting, per lb
Bulk Sausage, per
lb
14c
12k
10c
! 6c
8c
18c
10c
12 c
QUALITY VEAL
Fancy Veal Shoulder Steak,
lb
Fancy Veal Breast Roast,
lb
Fancy Veal Shoulder Roast,
Best Cuts, lb ...,...
12k
9c
10c
19c
Our Lard is strictly pure and is
a real bargain at, per 10C
lb
(consider quality). Bring your pail.
BUTTERINE SPECIAL
Oak Grove Butterine, per
lb
23c
Liberty Nut or Troco Nut Butter 09
lb LLQ
BACON
HetzeVs extra fancy Breakfast
Bacon, sugar cured, not strips,
per lb
Fancy Sugar Cured sliced Raw 25c I
Ham, per lb
Regular Skinned Hams, per 1 Q
lb I
These are regular hams, not shoulder, j
like some competition call regular p
hams. H
CURED MEATS
Sugar Cured Corned Beef,
lb ,,
Fancy Lean dry salted or sweet
pickled side Pork, lb. . . ,.
PLENTY OF
Fresh Spare Ribs, all kinds of Sausage,
Cooked Luncheon Meats, Canned
Goods, Butter, Oleomargarine, Peanut
Butter, Pickles and Cheese.
Volume of Sales Purchasine; Power Eliminating Use
Jess Expenses Enable you to biy Highest Quality at Lowest
Prices at Piggly Wiggly.
Palmoiive Toilet Soap, 5 Cakes for 34c
Del Monte Peaches
No. 2i can
Bond Brand, extra
quality Coffee, lb . . .
Snider's Tomato Cat
sup, large bottle . . .
Overland Corn, No.
2 cans, 2 for
Virginia Sweet Pota
toes, 6 lb s. for . . . '
35c
29c
29c
25c
2 5 c
Van Camp Baked
Pork and Beans, can
Beechnut Peanut
Butter, large size . .
Snider s Tomato Cat
sup, med. bottle . . .
Keen Kleener, can
Potatoes, best Ohios,
per peck
12c
27c
,18c
5c
45c
5c
11c
Perpkg.
LUX
10c
Per pkg.
Mason Fruit Jars
Ideal Glass Tops
Pints
75c doz.
, 95c doz.
Quarts
85c doz.
$1.10 doz.
4 Gal.
$1.10 doz.
$1.45 doz.
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