Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., October 26, 1921, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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WtDNEHDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1921.
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NEW YORK THEFT BRINGS OFFER
OF $3,000 REWARD FROM GOV
ERNMENT FOR CAPTURE OF
BANDITS yVHO LOOTED MAIL
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tot, ix H'' of this and many other
eastern cltlei, nml private detaotive
agendas were worlflliiK tonlght on
the theory that tlio million dollar pr
mora mall robbery at Broadway and
Worth street Monday night was an
Inside job.
while they were continuing their
roundup of 8iiivt, questioning!
dork" and others who might know
or Itnve opportunity to learn In ad
vance of the movement of the huge
Mini i f Btocks and bonds and other
valuable registorcd mail, the amount
(f the actual loss was clfbtnlng, but
nirt yet definitely apeertalned.
The federal government today is
sued a reward of $6,000 for "each of
the robbers, dead or alive.
It la known positively that the
three armed bandits got more than
half a million dollars in stocks and
bond from the live Backs of regit
teed moil they took from the mail,
wagon.
four Wall street Institutions figur
ed in tiio unil robbery. All of thi
securities wore Insured, and netth
the banks nor brokerage bouses nor.
their clients '."ill stand any I088. Tho
Chase National ha"!:, as registrars for:
certain bond Issues, was tnuufeiTing
a huge amount of bom's to its cm .
tomers, including Sl'.s.oeu hen's of
the Argentine government and $5,000
bonda of the Canadian Northern rail-' ln
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mall, Medium,
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Three brokerage bouses lost secur
ities and coupon' valued at approxi
mutely $12,165, which, however, sr er
also insured. Mitt. Farwoll a parli
lost securities valued at $8,000, face: ISc In sliver or stamps,
value. Ramick, Hodges 6 Co. lost :
about $3,400, ' moldy alid suitable for no other pur
The ..fcbery was devoid of spectnc 1 s, - W&B v ttom the Living-
ular Incidents, fas roBbers, taking ston Counly Parm Bureau ;u pontiac.
iiovaioane 01 uitf iu-ni;aieo unci oe-1
serteil condition of Iiroadway in the
tablework. The members of the philanthropic
re admitted department of the Ottawa Woman's
five ladies club, held their regular meeting to
ett) 1 nder-jday at the home of sfrs. Horace Hull
rnationa. 0,1 West Madison street. There was
(a very large attendance. The day
was spent sewing en articles' tor, the
loween par-1 UM 0f f j1(, p,,),. health nurse, and at
1 tins year a delicious luncheon was serv
masquerade je(li
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irtv will be
sateen alpaca and drill may be used ,,iv ,. un,i,.r antDi ., , ,,r tj. pi,T. ; The members - Starved Rock coun
ter this style. ence Sebekah lodge. There will be ( Knighte 0 Columbus, are making
A pattern ot this tllustratlou all kinds of Halloween attractions, in- arrangements to hold a Halloween
mailed to any address oa receipt ol eluding rami dancing and refresh-part) on the night ot Mom!;.. Ocl
lentfl will he served. All Odd F( 1- a ai 'ueir emo ae.use. 1 no recop
iws, Rebekahs and their friends huvo tion ' ' : ball room will be at-
aen invited to attend. LtTactively decorates) with all kinds of
- : - 1 seasonaliSe trinuuinKs. Ortehefttra
in
I lie 11,
1 weive new in
will be the , ! ! ; isti
which will take pli
Odd Fellow..' hall.
Mfo, o. J, Olson will 1 nti rtaln with
b&Hoween coffee toiuorrovt after
"en iron, to :. o'cloi k at her ..
. ' I wtar Ottawa,
iniul of La Balle County, I
mi r students and alumni of trie v.:
' rity of Illinois, will rally il
mntj meattng to be bold ..1 Otl iv,
n Pi iday ( fining. At I 1 il lime the
' 1 n to put ov. r the iitad
drivsT in this ( out) will bi
The meeting will be prei lod b)
twjui 1 In the hall ovi r thi N r
sjui rh an restaurant, wi it ol th
UOUrl hCUSe, Ottawa. The iesslou:i
111 be short, ho that those who lUe
ol Ottawa will have 1 lonty of tlm
t 1 return bome. Then' v in be no per
llcitaUon or stadium piodgei
ne ipt d at this met tint. There n 1
lid Illinois song.' and gc.i,'
11 1 ng, Si nator Thurlow o. Saaln .
n Ol Str. ator will gave a talk, B
: 1 im ia V. Stevenson of otti r
Crei k townahlp, Tin re will b in ipnt
talks bj liiini from other parts of the
.;.
'lh" 1'ius ,'ltra Class of the Baptist
Sun -'I'ool held a business met
li g Mon ia night In the church and
electe'i t'aeir ii-'W oMU'ers:
1 . idenl Fi rn lii-ier
Vice Preaklen Hasel DeBali
Becretary ami leaaurr Mra,
Dorothy Bagiun.
- aeerc'iip Committee Kthel
Meyers, chairman; Mary Leach,
Elvelyn Alien. Qeorgla Hager, Marie
Halterman,
Social Committ Bertha Brown,
chairman; Vida Loach, Maude blast,
Ruby Knuaton.
l i' Mfar CommittM BifBO Lambert.
1 haii m. in : Olive Ktiutson, Kutli
Mathas, Bessie Newston.
Teacher Mrs. 11 M. McCoullough.
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The members of the Baptist foun
People's union will entertain their
friends at a Halloween son tal on Fri
Friday nbjht in the parlors of the
church.
Origin, ot Gas.
There are a thousand ues for goa
today, both in the home and fai ti y.
and yet 1 only a comparative) short
time ngO tin- level-headed Scotch! ill,
Blr Walter Bcott, was scofOng at a
"mnoinnn In London who was trying
to make a light without a wick.'" nal
people, thinking the gas pipes were
BHed with nre, approached them wi :i
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Free Trader Ji
rt'iint Ads
Go to Revival Meetings at
ILLINOIS AVE. U. EV. CHURCH
Every Night at 7:45
"Sis to eight bushels of corn per
viciniiv rf Leonard street, work-.; QQ. corn ,,,-, ,., .. W8a
practically without fear of interrup
tion.
The truck from which the five
pouches were taken was driven by
Frank Havranlck, The robbery first
became known when be drove to tho
Beach street station and told Hi"
story to detectives, who immediately
notified postofflce Inspectors.
NO CORN BURNING
ON ILLINOIS FARMS
the reply from th Champaign County
Farm Bureau.
County Farm Bureau. "This is the
only corn being burned."
Like replies were received by tele
graph from the Peoria, Iroquois, I. a
Salle, Watt and McLean county farm
bureaus,
YOUT 'FUL GRID
PLAYER BREAKS ARM
box social will be Bi
lug at th" Loring bc!
i in . a ms i uriiisaeii iur oaui.ini;i
,i n,M,o Httoaa 9 to l o'clock,
ii t rioaj e v e a - j
to!, thn a miles
Mtes Mildred. The members ot Starved Rock
The public has i council, Knights of Columbtts, will
d a bunco and I club house on I. a. Salle street. Th'-si
abee hall to-1 Informal card nai'ties are expected toi
ublic is Invited I prove very eiijciyabia features cf entertainment.
THE BIG BARGA
IN EVENT OF
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Chicago. Oct. 2'!. Illinois farmers I
will not use sound corn for fuel tbbi
winter, ae.-orditift to leading Officiate
of the Illinois Agricultural Association I Dan Brunnick, 13 years old football
am1 county farm bureaus. player, is Ottawa's Brat gridiron cas-l
The only corn being burned, it .s ualty of the seaeon. iian. while play
said, is corn unfit for feeding stock lng with a bunch of boys on King
This, it was said, has given birth to Field, had the aiiaforttino to craah
the rumors about burning of corn for bead or into a stone wall of opposition i
fuel this winter performers iu a friendly game. When
Replies to an Inquiry sent by tele- they picked the lad up his right el-
graph by the Illinois Agricultural As- how carried a mysterious kink. At
sociatton to eight of the leading corn X-ray revealed the bone to be broken
growing counties brought denials that Dan, while carrying his arm in a sling
any good corn was being burned. is bemoaning the luck that compellei
"Have heard no eern being b trned bim to keep out of the game the res
in this county, except corn which of the season.
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LIP STICKS
Never give that "artificial look." So
firm and clear in color tha you can
shape your lips in the clear cut lines
of nature. Select the shade that suits
VOUr tV'Ce. Irresistibly Different!
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RIXSO is made by the
makers of Lux, the larg
est soap manufacturers in
the world. It is a perfect
combination of pure
cleansing materials that
soak clothes clean in a few
SiZ&ks Cloths Gar
hours. Ohj
soiled spots
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$1.00 value full sii-c single
Ijlankets
$2.98 value large 'ue
double blankets, onir . . . .
39c vtlue special lot of cash
.ir. rctt'J gloves, pair
$1.00 value beys' velvet con
roy knickers
8c value crash toweling, yd
75c
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It will be well worth while to attend this great Rum
mage sale. Many of the lots are not large enough to
last very long, but new lots will be added daily. Come
expecting big bargains. You will not be disappointed.
: $9.98
10 value wom,'. pure Q QQ
(I resse IJ J r w 'jJ
!lShi3h $19.98
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saa hoseOA
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kings! O 1
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THURSDAY
SATURDAY
3
sill
MVic value r.aoci
honey comb towels
$1.25 value .extra quality
bleached table damask
I 8c value unbleached I r
turkish towels laiC
$1.00 value 36 in. fancy woo!
dress goods
$4.98 value miscellaneous lot of wom
en's wool sweaters 98
59c value battenberg doylies
CLIP TH!f COUPON
ZUc value rxrellenL Itu;
ette (dark colors) . .
18c value splendid qu;
t;winis flannel
20c value 36 in. tenni
RanM
$1.25 value aluminum
double roar.ter
$1.25 value aluminum 6 quart con
vc covered kettles
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89 c
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$1.50 value aluminum tea kettles,
4'A..r' 98c
I 5c value canvas huskini
i'.loves
ake Rinsa pi .1 rw
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$1.25 value 2 ct. Alumi-
Coffc
'ercoletor
$1.50 v::iue Aluminum
Double 2 qt. Box1.- ' . . .
98c
This coupon and a pur ;hase of $1 .00 will en
title you to 20 St H. Green Trading
iRHl Stamns altgrviirp.v frcn.
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In this three-day sale of coals for women we offer at
wholesale cost the choice of one of America's foremost
makers. The great values offered in our two salts of
dresses will be eclipsed in this coat sale. It is for three days
only and all coats not sold by Saturday night go back to"
the factory. If you are going to buy a coat, this is a real
opportunity see them and deride for yourself. You
are never urged to buy at Allen's.
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