Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., October 22, 1921, Image 10

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SATURDAY, OCTOBEfl 22, 1921. j
OTTAWA FREE TRADKR JOURNAL
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1921.
SOVIET CITY BEARS
RESEMBLANCE 10
BUDAPEST IN 1919
homes of wealthy once 30
"exquisite have ben requisi
ted and divided among the
POOR.
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Trillin, Oct. I. (By i S:,n Catxe
Bpontlcut of Tlio Associated Ptel I
This city if ttir Battel rttl bwi
tunny resemblances to another crtj
or lotqufl baaty Budapest, Hungary
when that guy place of oTa uml tin'
streets aii'l booses and BsndsortN pea
pic was favored ty i Soviet, under ths
ardent Belt Kuri, In the sprlnn ami
rammer o 119. Before that tiu
loth worn wealthy and well-tared lor,
despite a long and disastrous war
Bu iDMI was fairly brisk, shops were
i M with expensive articles, with all
thai the iiejM-t desired In adornment.
When the correspondent saw this
eBv of Tiflls two years aK. its MM
niflceat ooruian ivuh. a hush manl
cipal resort open to rich and pojor
Ml the lOeae of unbounded Kaiety
Here public neepttaMty v,as headed
our broadly to aH stranKers. Its lit
t'e theater was fllied with Kood
aaaeetl and actors and singers.
' Now, until Ihe opera reopens, it ll
t!ii sole (dace of amusement, except
the movies, It Is attended by re
soldiers, its garden tilled by fade
Street 1 eauties of the other sex. wall
those hourgeoisu who have been ur
ahte to Boa hold forth In a modes
tittle rests. tiSHBt downstairs called th
Cafe de I'aris. Its manager is th
former proud owner of the HotC
Orient
nai
till'
He is a I'renchmat
I do stnuige. tUngi in thi
itlrty." is his summing-up ol
.tion. As a matter of fact
thin new lihertv so well tha'
both poor and rich would like to gel
away from it
lu Tiflis. eoir.e things are betti I
ordered tliur. they were in Sovie
Ilitdapert. There is food to he had
good food, and st not Imposslbli
prices. There the comparison ends
The street cars are not running, fo
lack of oil or Something, Anyway.
Beetle night Just as well walk, a
they hs.ve no special reason for e?'
tmr anvwlnre quickly
Tlie homes of Tiflis. once so vas'
sad elegant in their hospitality, an
still out wardlv handsome but the in
tartars are different Most ha
been requisitioned and divided, witl
their furniture slowly finding its WJ
to the pawnshops. One man. former
lv prominent as a politician, has ha'
all of his fine residence taken tfoa
him and each time he finds a furnish
Od roam, it is requisitioned at th" of
der of some old enemy, until now h
has been made to move eight times
There Is still enough clothes lef
from the old days so that nobody ap
pears shabby Of work for a livtnr
there is little or ni ne. The only cj
vilizing influence left Is the Nee
tost Relief. There the corresponder,'
met n woman lookin for work. Bb
was from Riga and had lived IS year
teaching languages in Tiflis. Hut Ir
ene had no one to whom to give lef
sons or who could pay tor them. Wort
under the Soviet was of no use. stv
said, because It paid only 2u.Mii ml
hies a month, the price of fev
pounds of bread.
She was now engaged hi leftist
food and clothing in the markets 01
commission but the profit was s1
little and courageous as ke appeared
to be, she begged with tears in he
eyes for any kind of a place, sewing
scrubbing floors "anything." Whir
would happen when winter came sb
dared not think, like many thousand:
of others. Qiffi
IDYL GLEN
There was s hvllotseen party at Ui
O. T. Haver's Friday nl-'bt.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Anderson am
Dr. and Mrs. O. T. stayer motored tt
pelaelm Sunday and spent the da
with friends.
!. W. Mowers and Dewey have gom
(v!i a nauto trip to Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Williamson am
Charlotte Bpent Sunday at Mrs. Sail!
Williamson's.
Mr. and Mrs. C.,A. Classon and bah
and Mrs. Sabina Teal spout S'.uula
l rternoon at Thomas CU.sson's in Rut
land township.
Ijois Hurts OCT ejtefitt Saturday at"
cm noon at Clarence Clftssnrfs,
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PAY BILLS by chec)
and know j u s
where your monej
goes. Avoid any contrc
vereies over the paymen
of obligations by havinj
a cancelled check t
show for every dolla
spent. For the woman a
home handling the house
hold accounts, for every
body in fact, this is th
safe and satisfactory
way. We offer you th
services of our checking
department in handling
such an account.
OTTAWA BANKINC
& TRUST CO.
Mr. and .Mrs ,1c c liuUAai and Dun-1
uld visited at Bert Helsona Sunday.
Williamson brothers have put away I
tbtlr huskttr and will liulsh b hand.
Tin George Anderson family spent
Suudu at rY alter Aoderssa's in Wa l I
luce.
The sonrn's department o( the L 1
i). s. oh arch met at Dr T Hayer's
'.Vedeitsdaj siter&i on.
OTTER CREEK
Oeorga Qalf, Mi - EUebael Qaff, Hi
and Mrs. tfelvtn Smith visited Sun
day at Black stone.
Mrs, Art Bchobert, who had her ton
sits rctnovad oh Taasds) at the Stres
tor hflSpUal, s doing nlci ly al the
liomc of her motlii r. Mrs. Wolfattger.
Mr. and Mrs. .I.tnns Hill pent a fes
lays in I'Uii ago rcci ..tly
Krnest Steveuson shell. mI torn
i ui suay ami (u-uveieu n to Kansotn,
Art Bofaoberl and family, Mrs. VVol
f eager and daughter Maria motored
Sunday to Ottawa ami Starved Hoik
Mr and Mr: M. nil. is Gochanottr j
are eajpytaa. a visit from their ho'
Sfld wife. Mr and Mrs II i h Qocha
nour of low. i
Mrs. Arthur Kuiin visited her moth
V Mrs. Frank rflggtas, near Hansom
(Vedneedsy aftcrnot n
Mr. and Mrs Karl Qulnn of Mar '
ieWes visited Sunda) with i-'r.mx
Reed and famtty.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Steidle at-;
U ( Veiling.
Hern:..:! Horn and wife SDeOl Wed '
losday ewenlng at the Wcttaoger
boate,
Mrs Arthur Kuhn called at the N.
I Morti home Friday morning
Mr. and Mrs R'altt r Btogdill re-j
en 1 1. v married, hears taken possosslos
-f the north end of a donMe house in !
Kernan,
Mr. and Mrs Mill Kunk and son
Irvin spent Simd.iv with their daugh
.er. Mrs Koyce. at NagarviUe.
BdwarAJtoaes and West Pressor i
Mr
been Diosed for s
i p. in until nit
again, as a new
Thin
it has been
present, Mrs. Bcptt of :
an) Mrs. Scott gars
talk on Hi,, work being
club in Mount l'U ssaul
of the meeting a so lal I
joy oil.
Zona Haar of Str. ator
of Miss Arleuo JKnu !l
ing and al tended the m
Keraesii giyeti by the Hi
Mrs. i.i w Pearson ba i I
past week.
Buetlara a
which will h
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i -i -e i ii .1 ii who has been attend
i -Mrs William Boudlnol the pa I
o weeka, bus returned to Chtcagu
iug Mrs Boudinot much Improved
Mrs ktaoiag Smith was taken to the
spltal at Btreator Sunday.
1 1 ) the Free Trade
For tjuii :.
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.Ton i iiul Want Ads
Hev. Applebly spent Sunday at the
Mr. and Mr;:. Atntel Y eager ate din-
lcr with Mr. and Mrs. tleue Casey I
sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Btekile ana
ihildren ate dinner at the Edward
roaes home a inday.
Pauline Hiss spent Tuesday with
lcr Grandma Rise.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Grantham and
on Richard and Mr. Patterson and
laughter, a!! of Marseilles, visited
Sunday aft moon at the Edward
lones home
Mr. and Mrs John 1 bibbs if Strea
or spent Sunday st the ("illiain
Joudinut home.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Scholv rt and
'saghter returned Wednesday to their
iome at Convoy, Oliio, after a Bvo
teeka' visit here.
Vincent Hellncr of Pert Madison,
owa. visited last week at the Bert
Vest home.
Sunday morning the Community
iuuday school of Kernan h dd an aleC'
j TRI-CITY DAIRY 1
Crackers & Canned Milk
Crispo Soda Crackers, 3 for 25c
Crispo Newport f lakes, 2 for .... 29c
Lily Soda Crackers, 3 for . . . . 25c
All brands small cans milk 6c
All brands larc cans milk, 2 for . . 25c
Crutt Cheese, small cans, 3 '4 oz. 15c
edded heat, per pks 16c
Armour's Oats, per pkg .j. . 14c
Quaker Oats, per pkg 14c
Jersey Rolled Oats, per pkg 14c
Cream of Wheat, per pkg 28c
Corn Flakes and Post Toasties. pkg. 12c
Grape Nuts, per pkg. . 18c
L needa Biscuits. 4 for 30c
Graham Crackers, per pkg 10c
Oatmeal Crackers, per pkg. . . . 10c
Here we are A week full of the
bigge bargains ever of f eredin any
sftore in any town, at any time.
Every Bargain a Winner
Every Buyer a Booster
Look over this list of wonderful money-savers, and see if you
cannot use four out of every five of these big bargains at their un
usually low prices.
1 . Men's high grade Goodyear welt dress shoes. Good weight
soles and uppers, black or brown, $6.50 values $3.95
2. Men's extra fine French toe, dark brown English Bal. perforated
1 tip, rubber heels, $7.50 value $4.95
3. Growing girl's brown and black school or dress shoes. Med
ium toe, low heels. Dandy wearing shoes. Sizes 3 to 8,
regular $6.00 shoes $3.85
4. Women's super-fine black and brown kid shoes, Goodyear welts
and soft uppers. An elegant shoe at a low price. Was $7.50.
This week $4.85
5. Women's shoes in all shades and heels. A special lot at a special
price. Values to $8.00 $3.95
6. Misses' and Children's high grade brown shoes. Good soles and
Rood wearing shoes 81 to II $2.35
Sizes III to 2 $2.50
7. We specialize in the "IDEAL" shoe for children of all ages. A
super-fine shoe at a reasonable price.
With every purchase of shoes you will receive a coupon. Save
it, it is worth money.
Fashion ShoeParlors
GEO. J. MOSS
203 West Main Street Ottawa, 111.
Reductions
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Of 20 to 25 pet. on all
Candies
HIGH GRADE CHOCOLATES.
Week
Today Ajo
Chocolate Almonds .... 80c $1.00
Maple Milk Walnut Cr. 80c 1.00
Choc. Covered Maple
, Creams 80c 1.00
( hoc. Covered Pepper
mint Creams 80c 1.00
Van. Milk Choi . Creams . SOc 1.00
Raspberry Fruil Choc. Cr. 80c 1.00
Strawberry Fruit Choc. Cr. 80c 1.00
Pineapple I-mil Choc. Cr. 80c 1.00
Cherry Fruit Choc Cr. . . 80c 1.00
Peach Fruit Choc. Cr. . . 80c 1.00
Apricot Fruit Choc. Cr. . 80c 1.00
Vanilla Bittersweets .... 80c 1.00
Vanilla Choc. Van.
Creams 80c 1.00
SECOND GRADE CHOCOLATES.
Week
Today Ao
Assorted Chocolates .... 60c 70c
Choc. Covered Nougat .. 60c 70c
Choc. Covered Dates .... 60c 70c
Choc. Covered Raisins . . . 60c 70c
Choc. Covered Vanilla
Creams 60c 70c
Milk ( hoc. Maple Creams 60c 70c
( hoc. Covered Caramels. . 60c 70c
Choc. Covered Pineapple. 60c 70c
Choc. Covered Chips . . . 60c 70c
Solid Milk Chocolate .... 50c 70c
Nonpareils 60c 70c
Milk Chocolate Stars .... 60c 70c
C harlie Chaplin 60c 70c
Yl th. box Assorted
Chocolates 50c 60c
1 lb . box Assorted
Chocolates 1.00 1.20
2 lb. box Assorted
Chocolates 2.00 2.40
PURE CREAM CARAMELS.
Week
Today Ago
Walnut Cream Caramels . 60c 70c
Pecan Cream Caramels . . 60c 70c
Brazil Cream Caramels . . 60c 70c
Plain Cream Caramels . . 60c 70c
Three Layer Cream
Caramels 60c 70c
Choco'ate Cream Caramels 60c 70c
Licorice Cream Caramels . 60c 70c
Walnut Patties 60c 70c
Pecan Patties '2 60c 70c
Peppermint Patties COc 70c
Wintergreen Patties 60c 70c
Walnut Kisses 60c 70c
HARD AND STUFFED GOODS.
Week
Today Ago
Colonial Sticks 50c 70c
Lemon Colonial Sticks . . . 50c 70c
Orange Colonial Sticks .... 50c 70c
Peppermint Colonial Sticks 50c 70c
Clove Colonial Sticks .... 50c 70c
Cinnamon Colonial Sticks . . 50c 70c
Opera Sticks Assorted .... 80c 1.20
Jack Straws 60c 80c
Chinkapins 60c 80c
Diana Assorted 60c 80c
Mint Truffles ,. 60c 80c
Sambo Kisses 50c 70c
Lemon Drops 50c 70c
Butterscotch 50c 70c
Horehound Tablets 50c 70c
Licorice Drops 50c 70c
Cinnamon Drops 50c 70c
American Pepprmint
Lozenges .... 50c 70c
After Dinner Mints 50c 70c
Rock Candies 50c 70c
Fruit Tablets 50c 70c
Jordan Almonds . . . 80c 1.20
Salted Almonds 80c 1.20 .
Peanui Candy 30c 40c
Peanut Brittle 30c 40c
Cocoanut Brittle 30c 40c
Sugared Peanuts 30c 40c
Vanilla Taffy 25c 30c
Molasses Taffy 25c 30c
Pink Taffy 25c 30c
Peanut Clusters 40c 60c
Brazilian Taffy 60c 80c
Chocolate Fudge 25c 30c
Mexican Cream 40c SOc
Stuffed Dates 60c 70c
Salted Peanuts 30c 40c
Life Savers, all flavors, 5c
Chocolate Bars, 5 and 10c
BOSTON CANDY SHOP
826 La Salle St.
Across From Gayety Theater.
Year
Ago
$1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1
20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
'l ear
Ago
80c
80c
80c
SOc
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
70c
1.40
2.75
Year
Ago
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
Year
Ago
30c
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
1.40
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
80c
1.40
1.40
50c
50c
50c
50c
40c
40c
40c
80c
1.00
40c
60c
80c
50c
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