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PACE FOUR.
THE OTTAW. rgftEfii TRADER-JOURirAL
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1921.
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TOSHOWTREATMENT (01M(MtLl
OF CHILD PLAGUE
DR. ALLEN INTERSPLICES PIC
TUfirS OF OZARK COUNTRY
WiTH VILWS DEPICTING MOST
EFFECTIVE MEANS OF COMBAT
TING INFANTILE PARALYSIS.
Vivacious Viola
Thn
Til. in:.
CiViminj:
venUon
xiiiMt!..!! mill i .iik by Dr
.i. Alien :n the Qayaty laat
how f iik tin- inojin.i uf pro
.mil rallel of Infantile bar!-
lit, vltb beautiful pictures if th
ic m n of BSUroka Springs and mir
rotndiii country, was K.vutly on-
loved by all wlm went, afternoon and
lr. Allen said tii.it Infantile partly
i i ' can lie pri'Vi nli'd In nearly nlli
and tli.it much tnori cun bn
dopo than uomoionly done to r --j
liivi.- its unfortunate after effeott. He
laid that ho - lii'eti Itivi'stlKatltiR
tho BO-nullcd child plague since 1!07,
wlli-ll the Ural :-i r iolts epidemic oc-
i unfed In tlil country.
I : i ni lie paralysis Is a spina dts
rap'. I);- Allen said, and there Is 1 1
condition of the spine favorable to its
development that can be improved by
traw at. which was illustrated.
Qood reeding la tin- chief require-1
lynl tor maintaining raaiataiice
uKaiiii-t any disease, h said. HU
own children, pictures of whom mrt
sM vkii. have bean Immune to all chil
dren lti i iea The best feedini
i Bts ' (ban thai expanded by the
;n- r r.lly. he said.
fr n said be la latiafled, after
much careful Investigation, that lim-j
barm dli common in highly
i i ly hottiad poultry, la tho
same i Infantile paralysis. It has
biin di (Inltoly proved, by much more
thorotif,! Investigations than have
The t i.ppep ie I
'I' KliMdj ilnl k
patron lied, ' All rn all
time was had by
ladlea are highly
anoui 193,
Kev. Norman 1! QlllfCR
pariab work here on Thu
noon.
Several in the communl
r'Jti at M
i t vans well
i silenilld
I present
pleased
and the
clearing
wai
iday
doing
atter-
on hyr trip abroiul wlueh was highly
tnteit. lining..
Mlaa flelle t.oi'u,. i, ,,i lior fjiiet
Tueiday of the past week her frl.-ml.
M I M, I. eland, of Ottuwa.
and rnueh i ii.iuy(.i by alJL ii.iinty iu
freahiuejtUi were served,
Mr. ami .irn. uiuck motor d to Ot
tawa i.tst week.
Mrs. "Yank Muss has bean ipand-
Mrs.
ami
tie.
M n
I.
lerl
w.n
nt
Itb coldi
ist W(
n. lined Mr
iVuilv Shin-
was
o'f.iwa
ipent
ind Mrs.
a day
Tonay
Mr and Mr 1 1
at ! Mm. Bart Skjj
day..
Mral Smith
recently,
William KIrkpatrl
recently wltb Mr.
U'eh'i-.
Sir, and iMin. Lou Decktard ami
familyJrpant Sunday with relatives In
Dear Park.
J, K. Andrews spent d iy with
his granddaiighter. Mr-. Skinner, re
cently and no douht ;-( t mi,' acquaint
ed wltb Master Bkinner Jr.
Arthur Thomas and wife motored I
to the county seat the last of the I
week, where Santa Claus hai a i
grand display of Christmas cheer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harris had as.
their guest recently their daughter,
Mr. ami
talned Air
Tuesday.
Mra. at, j. Baldwin d
Btreator on Saturday, lu
i.n an liidelluite tlm,. u
Mrs elms. William and
Qeorge Cogla butchered
putting in a winter siipplv
John Head transacted
Ottawa iwentlv.
Mrs i c. Hodgson vis
i;i Btreator a fan avi i
Charley Milton spent
caller 1 " ''Ham I'lalgr.it li
her niece, Mrs.
tho grundiieph-
mg a lew- iluyH With
1 .icr Hklmier, aixl
e s.
frank Moore t ratisacteil bualncsa In
Btreator one da) the past week.
e enter-
Antram
are fctif-
in some
acorerad
tho first
inrtad
i' she
i Mr.
et IIH
m i Inat
tor
will
ami
iled friend
ecently. )
Pueaday at
eiie. where
he uaalated them in butchurlqg.
Miss Annie Wojlanhaupi of South
Ottawa served ut the William Qlelm
borne last week!
Mrs. T .1. Where was an Ottawa
shopper Thursday.
Lewie Antram and wire motored
to Btreator recently.
Matter Martin S'octim Is better
from a cold.
Mrs M. C. Hodgson spent several
days last week with Mr and Mrs. Ar
thur .1 Yoeum and family.
A Chriatmai party, one of tho first
Of the season, was held at the home
o!' Mr and Mrs Bart Shipley recent
ly. This proved a very Jolly affair
a
"Millions Now Living
Will Never Die"
A. L. Seeley
Orpheum Theatre
Ottawa, 111.
Sun., Dec. 18 at 10 a. m.
Illustrated by
Beautiful Colored Mo
tion Pictures
Children Admitted if Ac
companied by Parents
On
Mi
nd Mrs. Cheoter Skinner are
( the proud parents of a baby hoy. who
I made his appearance recently. This
I ll the first child to hless the home.
I so consequently there Is much rejolc
I ing.
j Mr. and Mrs. Oney Howe had as
I their guest a few days- the past week
the hitter's brother, Robert Mcvitty,
from Downers drove. Ha also vlait
I ed relatives and friend! in the ridge
before returning home.
f H. Bouthgate, a former resident
of this parish for many, many years,
hut now of Chicago. Is reported very
' Viola Dana la one of tho most VfvadMM nrtrcsacs of tho fmaT'hn
.s Wivov
Lover,
ill at
Itelfor
with
daughter's !
iome, Mrs (i. it
comea to us all
hope for batter
late, where his
in this commit!. -
bajen
lifnb
by th
: r.:r
'ih. n
to pi
to Hi
..-I to Pitaiitlle paralysis, that
i i tranamtHi l principally
y n i n l ittle fly and that the
I ( the disease is in carrion.
. I'.-i t care should he used
rent decaying flesh from re
. on or near one's premises.
caaecially in nunmar,
Th.
i i ;
!::: .
Jr. All
tfflin of
pfraly: i .
of Dorothy strait wna
how the means of recovery
ed, Qluatratod with moving
D says that there are r,ymp-
th oncoming of infantile
i.giaiv: i; irom one to four davs nro-
cgtln - ts positive development and
t'unt these can he easily raOOgniud
; ftii ' :s taken to stay its progress.
Tno illustration of these symptoni3
ii nd the preven'lve measures to ho
id .1 111 be added to the picture, t"
H exhibited wherever an epidemic la
tweati ii il.
SET TIME LIMIT ON
VOCATIONAL ACT
Chicago. Dec. 15. The Federal
this district, which comprises the
states of Illinois. Michigan and Wis
consin, has het-n Instructed by Wash
ington, l). c. that the 7th Congreai
has placed a time limit for the accept
ation of vocational training under the
Vocational Rehabilitation Act.
The Act. "Public Act No. 18." mak
ing appropriations to supply de
ficiencies in appropriations for the
fiscal year year ending June 80,
and prior fiscal years, and for other
purposes, approved June 16. 1921, con
tains the following provision:
"That any person entitled, under
the provision of the Vocational fte
haMlttatlon Act as amended, to take
vocational training must make appli
cation therefor within eighteen
months from the date of the approval
of this Act."
No applications for vocational train
jjig .under the Vocational Rehabilita
tion Act, from persons diaabled in
service in any way, can be considered
IDbicagO, Pec. 15. Official repre- i unless submitted prior to December
Bontativea of thirty protestants orl lfi' vr- Tniii statement it is an
gnnizations of the I'nited States will : "ouct-il will be interpreted to mean
ir here tomorrow to attend the any written application trom such
annual meeting of the Federal Couti-! I,prson expressing desire for voea-
cil of the Churches of Christ In Ameri- onai training under tne provisions
ca.
Nevsspaper
Tf all the dallj
I'llited States we
paper as wide ii
paper they
000,000 mill
the dlstanct
newspapers
two feet wld
Consumption.
daily newspaper! in the
s Were CUt IntO Strips of
ide as the regular dally
would form a ribbon -10,-j
long or mora than half
t'i the sun. These same
would also make a strip
belting the world 16,000
times. The Thrift Magazine.
Just Imaginel
Among the wives of the English coal
miners there exists the curious cus
tom of putting small bits of coal
among the clean sheets on their beds.
They believe that if they neglect to
do this their husbands will meet with
on accident before the sheets an
changed.
CHURCH FEDERATION
TO MEET IN CHICAGO
emnizi
Fifth..
The announcement of the meeting
ted thai "Nobody in America, It is
Bare to say, so fully represents the
i tiki life of tho protestant churches
the federal council of churches.
The eypandlttg activities of the coun
cil and in increasing vitality in spite
of the decline of the Inter-church
Worid Movementt have focused upon
ll thi eyea of those who believe in
Inttrdenamtnational endeavor and in
lh" present practicability of cooper
ation on the part of their churches in
.: great number of common tasks."
The sessions will consider "The
Chflrch and the World Brotherhood,"
"Tk Church and Inter Racial llroth-
h. ll," "The Church and Hrother
1 nd In Industry." and the "Church
and International' Brotherhood."
Dr W W. Alexander, of Atlanta
of the Rehabilitation Act. If any ap
plications from disabled ex-service
persons are received on or before
December It!. 19::', they will be given
coniideratolou on their merits with
out regard to the time limitation.
Horseshoes
It is unpoialbl
when horseshoes
coin In the Hriii
entu
posed to represent
it Is not likely, hi
with iron was at
early part of the
Long in Use.
FARM RIDGE
Fred Peck and daughter and Miss
Kennedy attended the meeting of the
Cirls Friendly society at the Chri.it
church parish ball la Btreator Mon
day evening. This society of the
I church bad a six o'clock supper and
pound party, each member bringing
I a pound of food, can of fruit or such
as they could for the needy. The
: minister. Rev. Norman B. Qttlgg, will
' distribute same. The supper was
; much enjoyed, which consisted of
hamburger steak, potatoes, brown
! gravy, rolls, pickles, cocoa, fruit sal
j ad and wafers, after which the com
I pany enjoyed the rest of the even
i ing in games of different kinds, dan-
.Miss l-oglo was a t-treator shopper
recently. ,1
Walter Fogle and wife have return
ed from Fairbury. where they have
bean the guests of relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fahn were
among the Christmas shoppers In
Btreator recently.
A few from in and around this com
munity attended the bazaar and sup
per at different churches in Btrea
tor and Grand Ridge the past week,
stating a splendid display of articles
for sale and a good supper served at
all.
Word reaches us of tho death of
Howard Crowden, son of Mr. and
Mrs. O. A. Crowdpn of Ottawa. This
Is a shock to ail his friends here, he
having attended a number of picnics,
etc., in the Community where haj
made many friends. The deepest
sympathy is extended his parents
and all those left to mourn the loss j
of this youth, gpne but not forgot
ten, from all friends in ond around
this vicinity through the columns of
the Free rTader-Journal and Fairi
Dealer.
Miss Relic Locke entertained Mrs.
Chas. Alberts-Rundy Wednesday ev
ening. Mrs. Bundy was one among
those artists who took part in the
county music teachers,' convention,!
held at the M, R. church In the ridge.!
Reports art
enjoyed by all.
lin and a numb
the program. 'I
each number was much
Miss Ida Chamber
r of others were on
le latter gave a talk
Dependable
First Mortgages
I he unswerving consistency and the
eternal goodness ot Illinois Farm mort
gages are two features which have
made them the favorite investment of
multitudes of thoughtful people.
1 h rough years of prosperity, and
periods of depression, they have re
mained sound and secure; the invest
ment without a worry. .
We offer the people of Ottawa and
vicinity First Mortgage notes secured
by the fertile cicres of La Salle Coun
ty's best farms.
Invest SI 00,
S500 or more
We extend a cordial invitation to the
readers of this advertisement to call at
our office and discuss investment prob
lems. , j
Ottawa Securities Co.
Farm Loans and Mortgage Bonds
1 26 Madison St. Phone 57 Ottawa, 111.
A Safe
Investment
Earning
7 Per Cent
"Unit
ll urn
1. A
p-
s hod.
nniUe about Hull B, C, la
a horse being
wever, that shoeing
all common in the
Middle area. Wil
liam the Conqueror is believed to have
Introduced the art into Britain. For
centuries the art of the ahoeamith
rmilod with that of the scholar and
Sto
win
ted, with eithe
dard or Hard
furnished tli
s. An Xmas
d for the latti
Misses
g at th
llot-
r part of U
and. Bishop Robert E. Jones, of New bard in England and Prance, and even
Orleans were on the program at last
night's session while today, Arthur
Najb of Cincinnati and J. W. Kline,
prisi i nt ot the Blacksmith! Union
ot Chicago will talk.
The committee on arrangements is
also i Meeting Hon. Arthur J. Bal
fottf, of England and Dr. Wellington
J.oo, of China, both of whom are at
tending the Arms conference, to make
"lib during the sessions.
ST. LOUIS HAS BIG
CUT IN FATALITIES
St Louis, Dec. 14. A decrease of
1 11 in fatal accidents in St. Louis
for the first ten months of 1921 as
cofttpred With 1920 is sown in a re
port by ('arl L. Smith, secretary
manager ot the St. Louis Safety
Council.
Probi motor vehicles there were
elgpty-three deaths for the 192U
pesji I compared with seventy-nine
toMhi. year, the decrease in spite of
an-' it eie,,se 0 several thousand
Mitoi.h. biles.
kings practiced the art,
Notice.
Don't forget the War M others
apron party tomorrow niht at I
o'clock at the Legion rooms.
Orettencord departed re
st. Louis, where she will
holidays with her parents
relatives and friends.
XMAS DANCE.
OTTAWA ARMORY,
MONDAY EVENING, DEC.
26.
torn
ano,
tile dance
ing plannt
camber,
Mrs. Ei
cently for
spend the
and other
O. T. Jackson of Grand Ridge was
one among those who transacted busi
ness in Streator one day the latter
part of the week .
John Harris transacted business in
Streator Saturday.
The supper and bar.aar held at the
Fred Park home Friday evening was
a success in every way. This affair
was in aid of St. Andrew's Episcopal
churcbi of, this parish. A good crowd j
was present who bought many of
their Xmas gifts from the lovely j
things on sale made by the Women's
guild Of the church and donations.
Nat a Dead
trri.eii Helton, the
Planet.
English astfonfr
upon scattered observa
OWn, sels forth the l!ie..rir
'on is not di ad. as has Imitr
that some of tt
at least, are active voloa-
mff, I Mi:
tlCpR Of 'lis!
thit
befn iiose'd. htlt
m ton
noei
XMAS DANCE.
OTTAWA ARMORY.
MONDAY EVENING, DEC
26.
The
Chrii i
rftunc
bee l
Dona i
Flick's
Ottawa Woman's Club
party for l.a Salle County
ill be held Saturday afternoon.
Bl the .salle County house.
- Of cakes to he left at
bakfry before noon.
liRAqflf&f' a g'ft with a
nm loeliug prices right.
aM -at ,
V. R. ALLEN'S
We have the following Christmas Presents on sale:
Dry Mash that makes the hens lay.
Choice Crushed Oyster Shells.
Scratch Feeds for Old and Young.
Meat Scraps that make the Hens Happy and
Healthy.
Tankage that Doubles the Value of Corn in
Feeding Hogs,
Several kinds of Dairy Feeds that Increase the
Butter Fat.
Bran, that Old Stand by that Everybody uses.
Block, Barrel and Rock Salt.
Fence Stock. Barbwire, Wovenwire, Chicken
Wire and Posts.
Coal. Old 3en Purity that Shines and Burns
without ftoot.
Full Line of Builders and Shelf Hardware.
Roofing, Shingles, Lumber, Galvanized Iron
Gates.
We have the best Flour on the Market and then
a Choice but cheaper brand at $2. 1 0 that's
worth the money.
g2SWaflffaWg TBE.
mm
Give Her a White For Xmas.
Giver Her a White For Xmas.
is Here to
ROTARY "
Miss Casey, Factory Expert,
Demonstrate the " WHITE
and to tell you the go d things about modern sewing
We want you to feel free to come and talk with this expert from
the White Company whenever, and as often as you please during this
Sale and Demonstration Week Even those who know the most about
sewing are going to find much that will surprise and delight them in
this demonstration. We have a special exhibit of fancy work and will
be glad to discuss the "White" me thod of:
Embroidery,
Battenburg
Roman Cut Work
Drawn Work
Satin Stick
Hemstitching
Picoting
Darning
Ruffling
Shirring
Plaiting
etc., etc.
The Famous Set-Strate
FREE! FREE!
With every machine sold in the
sale this week, we will include ab
solutely free, a hemstitching and
picoting attachment and sewing
lessons. Don't .delay one minute!
Come today!,
few of the su-
"White" Portable Electric.
Carter Grain & Lumber Co.
Dayton : , Wedron ! 'Sheridan Tel. f
The Grand Mission Model,
White Sewing Machine
"Sit-Strate" Construction
- Rapid Operation
Rotary Shuttle
Automatic Lift.
hese are Hist a
periorities Miss Casey will explain
to you.
The White also has over thirty improvements that lift it so far
above other machines that comparison is impossible. Ten minutes
with the "White" wil convince you.
The White machines are made in open models and cabinets, fmisK
ed in fumed- oak, golden oak, waxed oak, mahogany and walnut.
Liberal allowance for iour old machine and hemstitching and picot
ing attachment FREE this week. Special terms too. Join our Xmas
club 25 cents first payment. S
Miss Casey has a trunk-full of fancy work on Display
here now 1st Floor Don t Miss It! !
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