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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1921.
OTTAWA FRfiK TRADKK - JOURNAL
PACE SEVEN
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
Olivia Qualifies
5omi poor 6ouf(
C.NT 01(3 fJ
BOX OF FlOAifcViO
TO OnvlA !
CAN Vou flrAT it r
BY ALLMAN
OH. Olivia'
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to 00 to a diG PATy I I Thought
TUMIOHl ano
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GiRld -a-'ED "To STAY
HOME BECrtiod Tllfc-V
HAD NOTHING TO WEAR
NOW LOU AT 'tM I
1 SHORT enough 'rai i M moif msrdi.se TMhv H&
I, NOW, OLIVIA- 1 HAO NOTHING TO WfR- pi
h 1 u as v""J li J V now lou t 'iim Ira
COME ON I
LET'S GO
Auto
4
GOVERNORS ASKED
BY HAROING 10 AID
ni ordorlnf tha mlosri baoli to work
iit minis here wer condemned foi
what was ceiled "their disloyalty."
FRESH AIR, SUNSHINE.
PURE WATER AND MILK
I 'A
Classified Advcrtisi
MPLOYED MEN
HQ
fssfntiai th imfawt
i - i
PRESIDENT ISSUES STATEMENT
IN WHICH HE POINTS OUT
NEED OF CONCERTED ACTION
TO END INDUSTRIAL DEPRES
SION NOW GRIPPING COUNTRY.
Orl
Waahinatoi
HardlM laie Mondti
ernora ami mayoi
land Id CO0D nil in
i Prealdcnl
i uii' d upon lor
throughout ih i
tarryloi out re
ommendationa ol the unemploymenl
conference.
in a white honaa atatamaiil the
President pointed out thai tha confer
eoes revealed a large volume of un
employment and tha necessity foi
community action fur relief
p Iti.s call tha I'm aidant said :
"Tho conference which I i cenlb
summoned to Washington to ad viae
uh to the unemployment situation has
demonstrated ih.it an unusual a nounl
uf unemployment exists and that
potidiuK recuperation ul trade in -,t-nation
cannot be met In due rg&rd
tii our obligations and necessities,
without a much more than ueual or
ganization throughout those atatei
and municipalities where urn mptey
ment has reached coaakh rahle pro-
portions
"It is highly necessary thai more ac
annua knowledge should be had.
through such organisation, of tha vol
dine and necessities oi the unentploy
ed. it is essential taut the co-opera
Uon of all sections ol each communit)
should be brought Into action behind
buch organization t provide work acd
assistance that aig may ia.-s through
the COIBlng winter without great suf
fering and dlstn 38,
' I, therefore, appeal to tha kom m
ors and mayors ol the nation that
they should take the itepa recom
mended by the conference.
"In order that there may be unity
of action ly all tin forces which may
be brought to hear, whether govern
mental or private, the unemployment
conference la establishing an agency
Itj Washington through which appro
priate co-operation can be promoted,
und through which reports on all
progress and miki Stiona may he
given general circulation and co-oper
atlon. I trust this agency will be
SUinortfd in this endeavor."
Final plans for the central employ
ment agency are practically com
"'eted. conference officials said, and
Secretary Hoover is to make an an
nouncement today outlining the char-
acter of the organisation. Colonel
Arthur W .mds, former police commis
sioner of New York, is understood to
lie under consideration for appoint
in' nt as head of the agency.
Advisability of a federal bond leaui
to create a loan fund to aid muaici-
pp.! public workers in years Of depres
sion when jobs are scarce was under
"iisioerution by su'ucanmitt a of
too conference.
Stops have been taken hy city ol
fleials of Boston aud Clevelend t; put
into effect. h emergency relief pro
gram adopted la.t week by I hi cjn
ference, Secretary Hoovi r announced
yesterday, adding that ai !i id bi'ei!
informed unofficially that Portland,
Oregon, and Milwaukct wen working
along the same lini 8.
Possibility of reducing the number
of the nations unemployi I through
use of undkllled woriuuen in construc
tion of nt w highways iind In main
tenance of roads aln i.!y built was dis
cussed here yesterday by tho execu
tive committee of tha National Asso
ciation of state Highway officials.
KANSAS MINERS VOTE
TO REMAIN IDLE
Pittsburg, Kan., Oct. 4. Several
hundred miners meeting at franklin,
near her,., Sunday voted not to return
to work until Alexander Howatt,
president of the Kansas miners' union
and August Dorchy, vice president,
are released from the Cherokee county
jail and until the Kansas industrial
oiirt law Is taken from the statut
books. The union officials art
ing terms for alleged violations ol
law.
Reaotuiona were adopted condemn
ing Governor Henry J. Allen, the in
Austria! law. the international miners"
union and the international president.
John u i t-wis. a resolution also car
ried to call on all mine workers of the
state to quit won., bttt a motion to
CU11 on all miners of the country
quit work did not receive support
It was pointed out that If ail miners I
ceam I work no one would be work-1
ing to provide funds to maintain
those who quit their employment.
Kansas delegates to the national'
convention at Indianapolis who voted l
to uphold President Lewis and the
Springfield III. Oct I I'ure. (rush
Sir, jiure water, sunshine and milk tire
huid to be essential to child life, nays
a bulletin is-ueii todgy by the state
lelxtrtme.il of health Medical health
I Officers, and public health QVUrsei have
i been making a close study, in recent
years, of malnutrition or undaruouv-
I lauiiuol in children. This cofidltton,
which is far more prevalent than the
uninformed would aUMOSS. it has
been discovered, will yield where chil
dren are given periods l I rest in the
opto air or In well ventilated rooms.;
and -i diet of which pure milk forms
un important part With the Sleep-1
tlon of iron, milk ki rich i . all of the
alementa needed for body growth, us1
well as in the elements needed tor
! energy ami endurance.
I The Infant mortality rate in the
city t f New York has been reduced
' tram jt:: i per thousand in 18M to
i 81 1; iwr thousand in 1919, and fore
J most among the factors responsible
) for this accomplishment is better
milk." in two decades in Chicago
' there lias been ii drop in the Infant
mortality rate ol Bfty per cent, and
that accomplishment has been cred
ited tO two fat tors- the pasteurization
of milk and the cMorlnatlon of the
public water supply. Since July,
1916, all milk suld In Chicago has
been pasteurized with the exception
of about two jter cent which is known
as "certified milk."
Raw milk Is known to he a carrier
for typhoid fever, infantile diarrhea,
scarlet fever, diphtheria and several
other diseases. A recent epidt mic of
typhoid fever at Ffeeport waa traced
to a milk dealer who furnished milk
to fourteen or fifteen persons who
were ill with the disease On the
other hand. Chicago ha; not had a
milk borne epidomie within tho last
three and one half years. .1 fact duo
largely to the pasteurization of milk.
It has become an accepted fact that
the known specific germs ( f many
contagious diseases which may be,
and frequently are, found In milk, are
killed in the process of pasteurisation,
Dr. I. n Rawllnga, director of public
health, recently addressed the dairy
men of Adams county on tins import
ant topic with the result that the
dairymen are now considering the
plan of installing a community plant
for tho pasteurization of milk.
HELP VvNED I TOR JALE
I wantkik- Qirl for geoeral house
work. IngUiro .MitS. II C LOCK
i wool i, ;:lii Congr is st.
HOUSE8
WANTED Qir for pantry work; Hu
per month, room and board Includ
ed. Apply 0, C. BECKBK, Ottawa
Colony,
PARTNBR WANTED In local opu
CSin that Is doing good business.
no large amount oi capital required;
gOOd l hance for live man, Address
M . car,- Free Trader-Journal
lor gen
NEVOY
A' ANTED Competent girl
era! housework. Mits
STRAWN, phone 93
ATTKNTION, Agents asd Mali
Order Men You -an build up a good
business which w,'l meun an ncoms
for life. Send for fr-j booklet of
unsolicited testimonials llko this
lort Dodge, Iowa, Sept. n, ll!.
fth.ujn.ttlam ll rb Company, D.ear
lrs: Thu r,i:,n i tr, ,..,, .
-- ...... . i.voiu nun juur
liheumatlsm Herb.t only used It five
days and be walked downtown two
mile to seP me lust Sunday, and now
his wife Is also tuklng tho Honb foot
taths, so you see I got results the
first time. Kespectfully, A. t. Hall.
I'rlce $1 Pound, 15 Pounds $5. Rheu
matUia Heib Co., K W, Ocean Park
rial
l-'Ht SAI.K -6-rOOU houno, West
Side; city water; elet trie llghtl
latHI, half down, balunce building and
loan. W. B. PUSEY, 007 Central Life
IlKIg.
FOR SAI.K
West Side
floors; jiricti
Ci ntral Lite
House and
; 7 rooms;
12,800. W
Mldg.
g'o'l lot on
hard WOO
II PUSE1
FOR sai.k Mouses In South Ottawa
11,900, $:.! (i. 13,000 und 3,C00;
well located and worth every cent
asked for them. w. B, PUSEY, Cen
tin l Life Ubig.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST -Gold octagon wrist watch, be
tween Roddick library und Colwell
apartments, on La Saiio st Phone
"4J-K.
FOR SALB-Lareo hoinut nt1 hnrn
with corner lot on good street
north Bide. Buildings could not be
built for $7,000. Hut if I can turn ft
within 30 days will Bell for less than
half that amount.
W. B. PUSEY,
Central Life Rldg., Ottawa. 111.
LOST Airdale pup, six-months old.
Answers to name of Iluster. Find
er kindly notify this office.
Professional Cards
Lsudable Ambition.
Marjorit Do you know what I'm
going to do, Itosie? I'm going m be
cook hers when i get a little bigger,
nml then I can boss mutumu.- lMiu
buij.'b SOotsnian.
THERON L. LENA M
Warrick & Warrick
CHIRCPRACT0R8.
FOR SALE 7 room house, bath
room, furnace, laundry, barn and
garage. In first class condition, $5,
500, Also, 7 room, two story house,
furnace, bath, very large lot, $4,500.
S room house, hot water heat, all hard
wood Hoor, laundry, barn, $7,J0O. All
in Soutli Ottawa. Have many more,
better bargains than those. Miss Oer
trude Harris.
FOR SALE 7
gas, electric
room cottage,
nace, bath, ga
7 room bouse.
WANTED Tm LANM
Op-in for business
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER
5th
WANTED An outfit of baby clothe.:,
usel or now; a young moltier In
fa: West needs them and her husband
rents his farm from a man in Ottau i
who would pay what tho clothes an
worth or dOMtS to any charily In
your name. MISS LAUNIA ACS
SK.M. 717 Clinton St,, will attend to
details. Tel. 878-Y.
WANTED A bouse and lo. tn (;ttawt
In exchungo for raw land In Maul
toba. Address A., care this office.
WANTED To ask all men and bovs
why rob yourself and soinebotlv to
enjoy the fruits? BUV overalls.
unionalla, shirts and Pants at tha (tt
tawa Overall Factory. In the old high
hool building, and enjoy the nroflta
yourself.
FOR SALE-
a bargain.
Son.
Iron sale, may
Inquire, J. O.
be had
Harris
I'OR SALE Small farms near Otts
Wa, as follows:
."' acrt s, well improved..
iu acres, ggrdCO lam!
'ii acrt's, one-half cultivated...
35 acres, one-liulf Hllabli!, baL
timber
40 acres, fuirly weU Improved,
20 acres, throe-fourths timber,
small bldgs
115 acres, mostly black. 'Ci
pro wd
Here, loiks, are some real opening
fliers. Drop in am; see ihem; high
grade standard reliable aUtOIBObllSjL
BUppliea at the new lower prices In
accordance with the times.
$ 1,60!
ltLOOt
L0,60 i
6.0K
1.1.00
2.001
. . 23,00t
Terms can bo ai
Ami others,
ranged .
w. n. PTJ8ST,
Central Life Bldg. Ottawa,
llffnoti
S 6,000
Mile Tires
X I
x ::
X I
X I
.x 4
tl
Edison
. Edison
Edison tires
Kdi. on tires
Non-skid tire
WANTED Clean raes, any color.
the Free Trader-Journal office.
FOR SALE
FURNITURE
FOR SALE-Parlor suite,
best of condition. Apply
Superior St. 1'hono 5S-I-L.
In
122
FOR SAI.K A pi al farm of 10
acres; one of the best in th
county ; located northwest ef Ottawa
half mile from school and five miles
from another town nt -. I, ..
W. B. PUSEY, Central Life Bldg.
FOB, SALE -138 acres t,f fairly wall
unproved land adjoining the village!
oi i roy orove. Anyone wishing to
purchase a good farm and bom,. IHaol.
iy located, had better come and sc';
ma at once.
W!M. JAMISON,
Room :iuC Armory 111k, Ottawa, 111.
FOR SALE
Standard
mnkes of tires
louver prices.
$ 7.45
9.75
18.50
19.00
15.00
at the new
ho
'30
x 3
x 3'
Quarantei d tubes $1.75
I Edison guaranteed tubes 1.95
1 special lot of new uon-akid tires
30 x
at.
$8.45
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
room cottage, bath,
lights, $2,800; also 6
hardwood floors, fur
, laundry. $5,000; and
hot water beat, coal
FOR
hoifkt
St.
SAI.K
1 for r
Hon
nt.
iehoid f
1 nl uire
used in 19J0 for heating an dcooklng
cost $5t.0i); tKith, flno electric fix
tures, gus, laundry, large barn; will
be sold at a bargain. All in Bast Ot
tawa. Miss Gertrude Harris.
wood, for
FOR SAI.K Some dry oak
stoe, fireplace or furnace.
F. C. A LBRECHT
Phone 934 X 1111 Popular
Ps'mor Hen 00; Graduate
Room 212-14 central Life Qulldlng
Ottawa, LU.
Phone 100S.
Uours: 1012 i-h i-t
Dr. C. A. Blcan
, CHIROPRACTOR.
FOR SALE New brick li roc-m bunga
low, modern, in first class condl
, Uon, $5,300; also i; room house, fur
I mice, bath, gas, laundry, $3,&00; and
I 7 room house, oak and enamel wood
work, hardwood floors, very large
front porch, newly painted and dec
orated, $8,000; all In West Ottawa.
Miss Gertrude Harris.
for
Phi
SALK
me 486-
MISCELLANEOUS
To Congress
Hours; 9-12 a m 1-4
Ltcenseo by Illinois State
Health
Ul-112 Moloney Bldg. Phone
p. m.
Bo.rd
of
6I0-R
FOIt SALK- Poland China BtOC
hogs; big type; March farrow
weigh over 21B1 lbs. gootl ont s; mar
ket price. W. w. watts, Phone
1)145-2, Ottawa, ill.
very' Ml acres.
Wust('as a floor.
J barn and
The house
limits.
Iture and 60 r.crc3
2 Clinton &e h
' -1
I same soil.
Level, an
corn crop
will do. Prt
these I arms.
i personally
properly and
terms to riin
cider trade or
property or stock of goods
George A. Crowden
Ottawa, Illinois
Phone [phone] First Ave.
si
fine rich soil, as level
Brick home and large
other improvements,
is practically in city
just a half mile fron
farm on hard road,
good improvements,
ideal farm. Present
will show what land
war prices on both
. 1
own trie above
will make easy
party. Will con
small place, citv
Accessories
s n a
anasuDgmes
3L M
small classy
lumn mode .
pair
serv-
the
to I
.is I
Dr. C. F. Van Atta
Buccessor to Dr. Henog.
Phono 101B-W
Offlce 404 Central Life.
LEGAL ADVERT ING
NOTICE.
Mr.
FOR SALE 7 room bungalow with
large front porch, hot water heat,
fine bath room, large barn; two lots,
$4.r,oo.oo; an 8 room modern house,
With glassed sun parlor, in Center Ot
tawa; large lot, $8,000.00. Miss Ger
trude Harris.
FOR SALK -Kindling wood
Bros., Ottawa, 111.
Sinnot 1
FOR RENT
FOR RKN'T FUraishedl rooms for
light housekeeping. Call 15-217
Main St.
FOR SAI.K
used only
cause for B
corn down 1
A. KRFO.
Corn huaker
one season; gi
ailing, a wlr
10 I cannot 11
I 'hone Count
1! t
; lias
od as
rm
it. t
HAS.
FOR SALE Some fine
well seasoned fence
some wood for fireplace
BRECHT, 1111 l'oplur
034-X,
white oak.
posts; also
F. C. AL
St. Phone
CHICAGO, OTTAWA,
& PEORIA RAILWAY
$7.'0 Bright Ray
sofltlight) ten! i"
I Sander's price ....
Spai k Plugs, values tt
I pice, 3 for
$4.00 Nickel Bar Radi
Ford Nickel Ih'.r Caps,
for
! $1.00 Crease dims, Sa
I $2. HO Pumps, see them at....
I $.-1.00 Army Auto Jacks
$10.00 6-ton Heavy Duty Jack
i fora Ejectrio Head Lai
tor
Extra Large Steering w
Fords, Sander's price
Large Steering Wheels
Ford Wheels, $6.00 gn
80 x 3, Sanders sells
$(1.50 Genuine Stewart
driven Electric Horns
Etellnera for your tires
Inside Htiot.s, all si?es
Evergrlps regular $1.00 size
patching outfit, S a n d e r ' 8
special at
Genuine Ford floor mats, $2.00
grade. Buy them now at
$2.95
I, our
1.00
lap, . 1.25
kind
75
price .50
1.25
2.25
4.50
size
hem at
Motor
at.
any
3.75
3.50
1.45
3.50
3.50
1.50
.25
.50
1.00
COM PL E
AND
TE TOP OUTFITS
FOI-iD PARTS.
ind All Whom It May
Frank Mini
Concern:
Take notice that on the ird day ol
October a petition was Qled by John
Unstuck In the County Court of La
Salle County, Hitnoto, to have two
certain children named Louis Mini
and Adamb Mini declared dependent
and to take from von the euutndv nnrt
guardianship of said children and
for the appointment of a guardian for
sai.i children.
Now, unless yon, Mr. Frank Mini
appear within twenty days alter the
date of this notice and show cause
against such application the petition
shall be taken for confessed and a
decree entered.
T. A. FERGFSON.
Clerk of the County Court of La Salle
County.
Hated Oct. 3. 1921,
FOR RENT 6 room apt . with every
modern convenience, close to the
business district, Address B, care
this office.
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE Three bowling alleys,
pool table, cjgar wall, easily cases,
chairs, safe, rash register, supplies,
cheap. 60 South Broadway, Aurora.
Care Aurora Beacon-News.
OTTAWA. ILL.
Effective May 29th, 1821.
EXPRESS HANDLED ON .iLL CAR)
AT LOW RA fES.
MISCELLANEOUS
"TWENTY ACRES AND PLENTY"
Five book about Florida. Tells tho
truth. Monthly payments, easy terms.
Orange groves planted. Sylvester E.
Wilson, Dept. T-282. Orlando, Fla.
EASTBOUND.
Eastbound cars leave Ottawa U
tion for Marseilles, Seneca, Mortlj
Hinooka, Rockdale and Jnujt, ill li
a. in. 0:4u, bt::3."i, 7:55, !i:;,5, U:5J
in p. in. l:,,.,, n2;55, 3:&5, c4
ui-.oi, 8:05, 10:00.
Watch
Our Windows
BUY AUTO SUPPLIES AT
FOR SAKE Ford roadster; rour new
cord tiros, four new fenders, new
hood, winter top; all in Al shap-.;
$850; a good buy for someone. Ad
dress l euro this office.
FOR SAI.K A UoiR
class condition, c
a roadster;
ill 68-W or
first
IT'.t X.
un i
In
ternaional organisation in the matter
i
M. C. Latta, official messenger,
leaving the White I;ou4e for th.
Senate, with the peace treaties b
tween the United States ant Ger
many, Austria and .Hungary, foi
ratincatiun.
NOTICE.
Johnson & Carr and Robert C. Carr
Solicitors.
Estate of Anna Larson. Deceased.
Police is -hereby given that tin
uersigned, Administratrix of the es
tate of Anna Larson, late of the
County of La Salle and State of Illi
nois, deceased, will appear before the
Probate Court ol said ( ountv, on the
Ilrst Monday (being the Dittl day) Dl
December, 1981, at the Probate Court
Room, in Ottawa. In said ('out v. vrhec
and Where all persons having claims
or demands against said .Mate are
notified to attend and prevent the
same In writing for adjusment
Dated the ttth dav of September
A. L). 1021.
LIZZIE LARSON.
Administratrix.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
F.A. K0SS0W ROOFING CO.
Tar and Gravel Roofers
All Work Guaranteed
505 Second St. La Salle, IlL
Telephone 1 30
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S. C. Thels Company, 864 Moaadnoct
RlocX.
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3. C. Thelit Company, 706 Lincoln Did
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found at the news depots of Wheel
& Malo, Kneussl Brethera and Py lo
Cbiar Store.
RENOVATING
Mattresses, Featherbeds and Pillows
renovated and made over.
Box Springs, Sofa and chair seat
Springs reset and repaired at reason
able prices.
Pbonc 837-X or send to
GEORGE BAUCHLE
1519-1523 Main St. West S da
WESTBOUND.
Westbound cars leave OtUn
tlon for Utica, La Salle, Peru,
Valley, Ladd. DePue, Bureau,
ton in a. m, f 5 : 6 5 , c6:58 f8-25
dlO:55. fll:55. tn n m ri ':.r.
dt:,r.5, f5:55. ti-dfi:56. d7:r5, f : 66
8OUTHB0UND.
Southbound cars have Ottawa
tior. for Or,-i.r,,j Ridgo, McKlntey Pari
stio Htreator In a. m. 5:55, 7:6.", y
11:65. In p. m. 1:66, 3:55, 5:&u! 8
10.00.
b Jollet, dally except Sundays
hoiiaaya,
c Monia.
d Ladd.
f Princetou.
(f Ladd, daily -icept Sundays
noiianye,
u Sundays and holidays cnly.
ALWAYS BUT TICKETS ANO IAV
MONRY.
H( KET OFFK'K OPVTN
A II. TO 11 : p
FROM
U.
" ! la m si Ml
I'rliice
Antn
I lil III
t)v I
Paris
Via
TICKET FARES TO
CHICAGO
Jollet, Nt and CMcaio A Jolt
Electric Railw.-v
Round
Trio
(Retjrn trip Halted to ten caywj
$3.00
FA8T FREIGHT SERVICE
Phone Agenta for Full Information
229 W. Main St.
w" Jiff Corner Clinton
Phone 169
n