Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., November 18, 1921, SECOND SECTION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 9

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t FRIOAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921.
OTTAWA FHKK TRADEll - JOURNAL
r FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921.
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Government Surplus m ft a
Khaki Jersey Gloves, made with extra g
lorn wrists . . B ffajl r
Government Surplus
Army Khaki Cotton Coats, makes a fine 7 M$fo
hunting jacket , $rs
Government Surplus
Wool Cashmere Hose, medium weight, light
grey color, vorth 75c a pair, now at
T--ri 1 rn
TT I'VVTTTW.'V . ....
10 NAME
STAFF OF
J Pattern Dep't f
Government Surplus. New Navy Wool Under
wear shirts and drawers. Shirts are double
front and back. A bargain at
$-1.25
1
Please send Pattern to my
i addross, 1G Cts. enclosod.
Namt ,
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! ! Size
Pontoffice a
; State
ENVOYS 10 AMERICA
Government Surplus
New Navy Leggings
all sizes at
ACTION WILL FOLLOW SELEC
TION OF UNITED STATES
CHARGE D'AFFAIRES AT BER
LIN, TOGETHER WITH COM
PLETE LBT OF CONSULAR REP
RCSENTATIVE8. Government surplus new mosquito tents, con
tains 14 square yards of marquisette can be used
for window curtains, costs over $6.00, special at
GERMANY
COMPLETE
48c
llerllo, Nov. 18, The promotion of
Kliin lorinK Dreael to the rii ii u or
American ebwg d'affaires la Berlin
will bo answered hy the (iornian kov
rrnniont with the appointment of n
forolftn office olllclul of Hlmllnr NUlk
m (iiTmany'H temporary representa
tive at WnHhlnKton.
Baron BMtnund von Therm ann now
Is on his way to the United StiitPH,
wiiii instructions to prepare tits prem
ise of the former German embassy
tuero for otticial occupation. It Is not
atpeiMd in- win Im' promoted ta the
rank of chartfe cl'ii tin irc-H while on hi.,
wny, slnoe he is a comparative new
coiner In the diplomatic service.
At the foreign office It was stated
the, German representative would hv
HCleeted from the staff of routine dip
lomatic officials, The appointment
will he announced this u eel.
The appointment of Mr. Dresel
meets the hearty approval of tin (lei
man forelKn office.
New United States Consuls Chosen.
Washington. Nov. 18. Complete
diplomatic and consular starts to u p
resent the United States iti Germ
were named Thursday hy the state
department.
As noon as Mr, Dreael ha; her,"
formally received as charge d'affaires
consular officers win proceed at one.
to their posts, it was announced,
The appointei i follow ;
William Coffin, Middleaboro, Ky..
consul general at Berlin; William
Davkon, St. Paul, at Munich; Her
nando Do sota. at Ueipsig; John E.
Kehl. Cincinnati, at Bresiau; Lwwlt
; Dreyfus, Santa Barbnarn, Cel., at
DrOld eh; Kmil Saner, Doss. Texan, at
t'oloRlio; Alfred W. Donovan, Mobile,
Alt., at Konlgaberg; Francis it. Stew
urt, Rvauvllle, fnd at Bremen; Bu
neno ('. A. Reed, Daytona, Flu. at
Stettin; J K Huddle, Fort Recovery,
Ohio, consul in charge at Hamburg;
.lohn Q, Bucks port, .ie at Frankfort,
and George a. Bncklln, Norman, Dkla.,
at Cobieni.
Frederick R. Dolbeare or Hartford
and Richard li. Pennoyer of Berkeley,
pal, are to he made first and second
neorctaries. respectively, of Mr. Die
sol's snifi'.
, Origin of Wedding cake.
The wedding cake datea back to the
laws of Romulus and the early days
of Rome. Instead of elaborate rnar
rlace festivals Romulus instituted the
eonrhrrerttlo, The union of the man
fltul WQm&n was solemnized simply
and quickly hy the eating of a (oaf of
barley bread together, This marriage
ceremony was in force for some gen
rations among the Romans. Then,
as clvilzntioji developed, the hurley
bread been me a cuke.
363$
A COM PORTA 111. K ATTItACTIVB
BATHING SUIT
Pattern :!;:; is Illustrated her
U Is cut In i Si.e.s: Small, 14-86;
Medium, 3S-4(; Large, 42-44; nncl
ICxtra Large, 4148 Inches bust
measure. A Medium sizo will re
quire 4j-j yards of 38 Inch mate
rial. Jersey cloth, pongee, poplin,
sateen, satin, silk, mohair and
sorgo may be used for this model.
As Illustrated figured sateou with
frills of plain material was employed.
Chief Thing in Life.
Ther are. days In this if,. worth
life and worth death. And oh, what a
bright old gflng It is that coos. Tis
love, 'tis lou 'lis love that makes
jthb world go round." Dickens,
SWEETOKA. GUM WITH A REASON.
"There's Rums enough begorra. but
the only gum's sweetora." Reduces
mouth infection; cleans mouth and
teeth; yet, the most delicious ever
and, as Pat says, "the binifit lasts,
dy'e moind."
YEASTOLK, ORIGINAL YEAST
Costs less and does more cent a
meal; good for sick and well;
money refunded if not henefited, adds
"pep;" Sold by grocers and druggists.
30 CENTS, BIG CARTON
SO WEAK
SO NERVOUS
How Miserable This Woman Was
Until She Took Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound
Toomsboro, Ga. "I suffered terribly
with backache and headache all the time.
was so weak and ner
vous I didn't know
what to do, and could
not do mv work. Ifv
trouble was deficient
and irregular peri
ods. I read in the
papers what Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound hud
done for others and
decided to give it a
trial. I got good
rpsoltfl f rv,m ita
so that 1 am now able to do my work.
I recommend your Vegetable Compound
to my friends who have troubles similar
fefl mint, iinft tn rnmr mm U,.,. f 1
...... , , , , 4 jwu ,i.v LIICBt! ImCtM
asa testimonial." Mrs. CP. Phillips,
Toomsboro, Ua.
Weak, nervous women make unhappy
homes, their condition irritates both
husband and children.- It has been
said that nine-tenths of the nervous
Erostration, nervous despondency, "the
lues," irritability and backache arise
from some displacement or derange
ment of a woman's system. Mrs. Phil
lips' letter clearly shows that no other
remedy is so successful in overcoming
this condition as Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
MEYER & SCHAEFER
SATURDAY SPECIAL
Beef Pot Lamb Stew, g
Roast, lb. .... lb UKt
Boiling Beef, Pork Ham Roast,
Beef Rib Roast Pig Loin Roast, Oflr
rolled, lb. lb. .,
Veal Shoulder 1 Qr Pork Sausage, 1 C
Roast, lb 10C lb li)C
Veal Chops, 2fc Llamburger, 15jC
Vealtew, Hetzel Bacon, Or
lb. . half or whole . .
Leg Lamb 23t etze am, 23c
Shoulder Lamb, 1 Chickens, 3fc
Plenty of nice chickens, clucks, geese and tur
Army
and
Gods
Sslc
A Carload of Government Surplus Army and Navy Goods Will be Put on Sate At
rM1 T
1 JnlHj
102 MADISON STREET
OTTAWA, ILL.
M BRrsfi
Were you here and did you get all you wanted to buy? It was utterly impossible to supply or even to wait on
everyone, as we did not expect such an overwhelming rush of eager buyers. We were sold out most of the time
during the past week, but have been rushing in new iots as fast as the trains could bring them
We are now prepared for Saturday with a new and much greater stock of the most wonderful bargains you were
ever offered. Come early and get yours while the selections are complete.
BBS
Next
to
Inn Resturant
GOVERNMENT SURPLUS GENUINE
ARMY WOOL BLANKETS.
Ideal for camping, auto robes or bed blan
kets. .Thousands are using them. For
warmth and comfort there is no better. They
are full size and will out-wear 3 ordinary
blankets. Olive drab color, t (IC
U. S. Stamped
REGULATION U. S. ARMY WOOL O. D
BREECHES
Class A, reissue breeches, some are new, cost
about $7.00 a pair, ap
now on sale 3ei7
Wrap Leggings, full
length O. D. wool
wrap leggings, QGr
now
Army Leggings, new
army leggings, cost
from $1.00 to $2.00,
ron......
ARMY OFFICERS
STYLE RAINCOATS
Double texture water
proof fabric, double
breasted, full style
$7.45
SHEEP LINED
ULSTER COATS
Full skeeplined with
No. 1 pelts, extra large
collar, leather trimmed
pockets, full belt style.
A bargain, Jjjg
at
REGULATION U. S. ARMY
O. D. SHIRTS
Class A, reclaimed O. D. Wool shirts, all in
excellant condition, you can hardly tell them
from new. Every shirt made according to
government specification. You wiil want
several of these do aq
shirts at W.W
U. S. RUBBER HIP BOOTS NEW
Just the same boot that you pay $6 to $8 for.
A limited amount on
sale, at
Genuine Giltette
Safety Razors
pomplete with blades
Corduroy Pants- U.S. Army Wool
Drab color, fine four Buckle All- ramous McC-tel- ? ,
wal rnr-rti. ,, . Ian army saddles, t, . .
wale corduroy rubber overshoeS b d Heavy weight,
mens pants. A ' " u goo. mtkAm 5-v tj
iff A speciaa' t;T o( J?
$2.98 I n'J $15.95 48c
U. S. Government: Commercial U. S. Army Overcoats
Weight 4 to 6 lbs!, dark or light AU wo1 khaki MeIton c,olh' can
grey. Every blanket (jjj be dyed to make a fine J.
perfect dress overcoat
and snap (Jg ary
Shoe Bargains
One Lot of One Lot of
Men's Boys'
Dress Shoes Gun Metal
values up to Blucher
$6.00. Close Shoes
out price Special
$1.98 $1.89
Regulation Army
Campaign hats. Will
outwear two ordin-
$1.48
lhal wiH SAVE you
25 to 50 per cent.
Men's
All Leather
Fine Dress
Shoes
Goodyear
Welt, Brown
English
$4.45
Men's $2.50 Sheepskin
Wool Process Vests
Union suits AP
$1.48 $3-95
sizes 36 to 46 chest. First grade felts, cor-
First Quality. duroy or moleskin cover.
Army Style
Khaki Wool
Slipover sweaters
$2.48
Officer's
Style
Leather
Puttees
Spring or
Strap style
$4.45
Full
Seamless
Men's
Dress
Hose
All colors
10c
Balston
Woolmix
Men's
Hose
6 pair for
$1.00
Canton
Flannel
Work
Gloves,
Blue Wrist
3 pair for
25c
Khaki
Coverall
Suits
A $3,00
value,
Now
$1.98
mmm - i i mm ii - mm
$8.00 Men's Dress The Famous Harsh
Biown or black ChapKne
ji e. i,. Work Shoes
all styles a e nn , .
A $5.09 value at
$5.95 $3.95
$10 and $12 $6 and $7
Men's Fine Dress Men's Fine Dress
Shoes Shoes
all styles at all styles
$5.98 $4.95
OUR SHOE REPAIRING DEPARTMENT
IS UNDER THE SAME PROFICIENT
MANAGEMENT
All work absolutely guaranteed
keys for thanksgiving at a low price.