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"MUR3DAY, CECEMSCr! 23, 1921.
WW
Let Us Have Peace on Earth.
People arc i 1 1 w . i expect I nu ( get
priM in iMtawni i mt you knew vvlitit
over pi'mr
ri ihIj nuidc
penes 1 1 n -
mi i lie eorl
m thorn
lever if
blest for
-Ruakln.
Will be
waking
IIIUSI 1)0
wim
'II 1 1 he
here.-
This is the glad season of the year
when the plumber geti square with
the iceman.
Tuilol'H UKlke WC:
lawyers make divor
deling Hiiiin,
M SIlltH.
but
The woman who weds a bag egg
need not expect to enjoy the matri
monial yolk.
Family heads who shut their roll
on Cbristmai thlnga will be unable
to got iii on th.. January clearing
HIllOH.
That critic who asserts that twelve
women cannot be found to agree on
a verdict in a jury trial doubtless can
Tina iu.ouj women who will
that he Is wrono.
agree
4
Happy though! tor today Ineom
tax achadulea are getting rtne.
Ottawa s newer clothes pressing
industry, the Bell Pantatorium, has
a good "ring" to It.
Fred Fullon s-ays he is entitled to
another Dght with .Jack Deiiip ev
Otherwise Fred i.s resting eat) and
Ottght to be around afiain in a few
dayB.
Cable dispatches tell us there is
rioting in India. Let's hope they don't
Bombay.
True to the
Suli-liPad "Shot ti
to clve name of aOM
no doubt, being thai
tell no talea, Boati
Proverb.
death, he refusea
tVtn." Ills excuse,
dead lueii should
n Transcript.
It takes ;
mighty
mart man to
pretend that hi
that way, when
anca,
craty
life' is
and to act
in the bal-
his
Oi course, a man does not know
that he Is "cuckoo" until his lawyer
hills him he is.
-
Life's Oivieions.
Tn nn avc.ae life of seventy years,
fif.t Donating the first :en, o,- r'twenty
fme years are spent in sleejt, over six
..tftpn ;vork. eleven months in dress
nod undrtwln?, and seven months
Ul cTitirch wbiytt, -uuuh -
When business is dead it, moans
more work for the undertakers.
Remember, Away
Back, When-
Philip Schoch Sr. conducted a har
'fless shop on Columbus street, in one
of the wood frame buildings north of
Godfrey's store?
The Real Big Ben.
IliK Men, Ihe famous clock in tho
tower of the house of parliament,
London, automatically sends a signal
each day to Urecuwlcb. it rarely
varies so much as a second.
But our Big Ben doen't behave as
well.
Come on, you old
your memory today?
some of the old hoy
when Ottawa was
timers. How is
1-ot's hear from
b who lived here
in tier prime.
What have you got?
$
Slim pickings today.
This is all
tne dope we can scare
up.
"WAT?
FARM RIDGE
Wilfred Abtram was a guest
Men
uay night of Arthur Hayward.
Mian Bertha Hoftmun has reachec
her destination. Long Beach, C'ai..
where she has gone to visit her broth
er and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. William
Hoffmann.
Lewis Yocum has returned to hit
homo in Chicago after a brief visit
with his brother Arthur, mother and
sinter. Mm M. J. Yocum and SttBS
Winifred of Grand Ridge.
Mrs. M. C. Hodgson and Mrs. Ever
ett Hodgson motored to Ottawa Tues
day, where they did Christmas shop
ping. Another wolf lias been shot on the
E. B. Williams farm, occupied by
Toney Weher. Date Rowe shut one
which weighed over eighty pounds,
and others have been seen.
The entertainment at tho fSapt
Maekey school house on Friday even
ing proved a success, The teachet.
Miss St. hire of Streator. is to I)
congratulated on the way the program
was prt so&ted bv the, scholars.
Mi
1. W. Antram is ill with ton
Several members of the fattl
tt had a siege of this affliction.
e better.
Albert F Mills avd daughter
d in Streator on Tuesday.
silitis.
ilv ha
but ar
Mr:-.
shoppc
TIk s attoading the shower In hon
or of Miss i.aveia Maekey report a
splendid time. Refreshments www
served.
Mr. Grettencord motored to Ottawa
recently.
Mrs. John Read shopped in Ottawa
recently.
Mrs. Battle Patterson Of West Ot
tawa spent Christmas with her daugh
tcr and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Antram.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard M Glarirr Of
Grend Ridge entertained relatives a;
dinner on Christmas day
Miss Virginia Peek i visiting it
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kennedies
in Streatoi.
The Cbristmas tree ,inil entertaln
pient at St. Andrew's Episcopal church
pa Friday night Uat proved a success.
Mist alulli n Ii ipendlni the ChrUl
in, I? holidays with homo folks.
Mm, .ley Naaghton was Btreatoi
caller on i i iti r'n v .
Mrs. Itowo celt ilalnod company re
cently, .Urn. Henry M ilieu was a Streator
shopper recent!
Mr, arid Mrs. Ray Atwood and fam
iiy were KtieaM of the latter! parents,
Mr anil Utf, Qeorga Crawford, In
Booth oit.iwa.
Mr. and pW. William Hacon un 1
son were rwenl Grand uii1k callers
Mi a. ii mih w mian fiieini motor'
aid to Btreati r vooi tttljr,
MIhm Belle '.oclco was dinner gimp'
lit le (ieurt' Hearth home.
.mi s Muarrn tocae was a recant
caller In the Ridge
Mlsa Maude c rum tine of the RJdfi
wn:i on tin sick IN lust week.
Mrs. Levis V nt ram entertained Mrs
Williamson one afternoon laat week.
Mrs. Williamson ai oaHad to the
Ridge by the Malta r bar mother,
Mrs. Head, she djtfprted the Ural of
the w ieK tor i:r ;i-..i.!ui.. after a llv a
week:,' stay her
air, imii mis, AJfn i GdW
had as their Kuaats Mr und
! ter of Ohio.
Mr. and Mr-. Thomas motored
Ottawa Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Calkins of iow Oi
taw, i u.'n h recent visitor at t iv W
II Wattl home. A few davs aircnslH
I de panted for Sun Diego, CM., aiars
' he expects to make her future hanie,
William Smith w.is a business call
I or In Ottawa recently.
The Wergen family, former real-
1 uenio oi tula pai lah, bul for tne pas
year ol two of Deei
Pari township
Fred Olelm Br
tBwniblp, Mr
I farm now DC
I "' move onto i h i
farm in Ottl r Creak
! Thomas, w ho owns t
cuiiled hy Mr. Her
hack from Vlckebofg,
Q, has moved 1
Va.
Miss Ada Atwood
coca, who have bl
University of llllo
and brother Clar
a attending the
Is. have arrived
home to ipdnd tl
Mrs. Mahel II
.'ililKe was a Strc
Christmas holidays.
C rawford of irand
tor ihopper on Tues-
day afternoon.
Mftx Llrtnla smith did Cbrlatnuu
) i 1 . 1 1 1 , 1 1 ; :.' In Ottawa last week
Miss Weil) en was a recent Streatoi
r.
wllllan
caller ret
Frank
called on
Shut.
ently.
Moore.
Streati
Jr. was an Ottawa
wife and daughters
r relatives last a oak
Miss Ida ESlcab
i'ark toWBahlD wa:
t!i Kleth of Deer
married to Henri
('. Thloe of Elgin in Ottawa Wadnee-
uay, Die zi. nt. th" Methodist parson-
age, by Rov, h. F. Lawler. The eouplo
w. re unattended and alter the cere
mony departed fcr a honeymoon, aftei
which they will maKe their home in
Kit in. MISS Keith was at one time o'
this parish, living here with her par
ents before moving to I)eor Hark.
diss Mae Harris has returned home
from .Mrs. Kowe's, where she has been
assisting with the housework.
Mr. and Mrs. John Read and fam
Hy vwlted at the Byron Head home in
tli Kidce recently,
Mr. and Mi ,. Walter Hotter of Ohio
have bet n visiting In this locality
They were former residents (if the
omniunity.
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Voeutn i nter
tu'tied a few relatives at dinner the
first a: (h wi
tiiefuner'aT'fThe hit 0. Horn, which
look, place at the Evangelical church
In Ottawa last week.
Sr, and Mrs. Fred Gleim Jr. mo
tored to Streator last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bverett Hodgson and
(iaughter, Miss Arlonc, were visitim;
Ottawa n lativoa recently.
Iewls Ant rain transacted buelness
in Ottawa Hoe later part Of the week,
William Bacon transacted business
in Streator on Saturday.
IDYL GLEN
William Haver is
burn hospital. His
home from Hy
foot is healing
and he is feeling fine.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Osmunson
tcrtained several relatives at
en
a Christmas dinner Monday.
Alice Brlckson of Chicago Is
spending the holidays with relatives
here.
Mrs. O. T. Haver is quite sick with
the measles.
Bernlce Hole was an Ottawa visit
tor 'Monday.
Mrs. Bertha Anderson spent Mon
day night with her sister, Mrs. Sallle
Williamson.
Marcus Nelson cdjlledat Clarence
Classen's Monday.
The Jacob Sebby of near Newark
I visited at Luther Sebby'S on Mon
day.
Several from here went to Norway
Saturday evening, to the Christmas
tree.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Varland gave
a Christmas dinner to a number of
relatives Sunday.
Old Pennsylvania County.
Chester county is the oldest In
Pennsylvania, it was organised of the
three original counties (Chester, Phila
delphia and Bucks) of the Province of
Pennsylvania, granted W William Petln
hja royal charter, dated Mnrch 4. 1081,
These three counties were along the
right margin Of the Delaware river
mid extended Indefinitely Into the in
terior. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE, j
Application for Hearing and Confirma
tion on Certificate of Completion. I
State of Illinois, La Salle County, ss.
In the County Court of La Salle Co.
Notice is hereby given to all per
sons interested that the City Council 1
of the City of Ottawa. Illinois, has j
filed In the County Court of La Salle j
County Illinois, a Certificate of com
pletion and acceptance of a local im- j
provement of parts of Van Buren j
Street and other streets and avenues I
In tho southeast part of the City of I
Ottawa. Illinois, by the construction
Of an asphaltic concrete pavement j
thereon, said proc eeding In said Court !
being docketed as General No. 1114 8,
tlmt the final hearing on said certifi- ;
cete of c ompletion will he heard at I
the County Court Room in the County
Court House in the City of Ottawa.
Illinois., on the 13th day of January.
A. D. IWS, at the hour of ten o'clock
a. ai. or as soon thereafter as the j
business of the Court will permit.
All person.1 desiring, may file Ob
jections in said Court before said day, '
anci may appear on the hearing and
make their defense.
Dated at Ottawa, Illinois, this 2S(h
day of December, A. D. mi.
DOINGS OF THE
I DON'T KHOW WHY YOU
got him that drum
fop christmas- he
pounds on it all
DAY LONG !
WHY PAY MORE-
When you t
I.er article I
( an he dOOC
iet th
up-
plies and accessories at
Sanders Auto Pnrts Co.
229 West Main St. Phone 169.
FARM LANDS
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t i Kc I i Al. ' E ; - Vi-- - 1 Kv'rtViti '.i , V b t i-JifKI IK7, ! Vr-?. 1 TT h-M M
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to
''iten'- -nam i m . trJaT: ' SSU -8c2, . .. .LrS dl H JT ttM Jf . W
FOR SALE FOR SALE lPIIRI.ir sai.f rAi rwn ap unnur,,Trr,
1 ntLr wahilu l WANTED
AUTO SUPPLIES. ETC. riOUSES I ' " 1
I (Mt SAI.F A small faim: part tim
ber; not far from Ottawa: at a lov
price. W. B. 1'1'bKV.
Central UfQ Bldg.
FOR SALB bmiil) farms mar On
wa. ha fallows:
f acres, well Improved
10 acres, garden lar.U.
S4 acres, onehalf cultivated...
?5 acres, one-half tillable, bal.
timber
40 acres, fairly well Improved.
JO acres, three-fourtha timber,
small olagi
p H.rnt
JO,M)0
10,S0f)
6. OK
l'J.00"
2.50
US acres, mostly Diiclt, .m
proved
I3.00U
Ami others.
Term caa be si
ranged .
W. U. PUSEY,
I
FOR SALE -in acres, good house,
etc.; 10 acre tract, garden very
fine; also 14 acre, 40 acre, 35 acre
and 34 acres. All near Ottawa. Lib
eral terms
JWJB. PUJIEY. Central Life Bldg
PERSONAL
ADDRESS WANTED fan anyone
give mo the address of 15. Frank
Chandler? I will he thankful.
T. B. FARHELL,
Tel. G48-W.
SEVEN PER CENT During ten
years in Sherwood's bank I was
taught to the general effect, that "you
cannot beat six per cent and securi
ty." I believe it is a good doctrine,
but there is an unusual condition to
day; you can get a good seven per
cent first mortgage note, ten years,
Ottawa security worth many times
the mortgage, a fine security, and be
ing taken rapidly. Come in and ask
FOR RENT
water and
Good S room house, city
gas. Poplar St.
W. 13. PUSEY,
Central Life Bldg.
FOR RENT Small cottage on helps
street; B rooms; city water. $12.00.
Prospective tenants who owe rent to
any Ottawa landlord or agent, don't
waste your time calling me.
T. B. FARRELL.
LOR IvENT
Side; gas,
lights; 12
851-X.
-Six-room ho
city water
per month.
on North
Call phun
MISCELLANEOUS
McCAFFBRY
shoeing and
First door south
WOH5HLER -Horse-acetylene
welding,
of poatoffico.
Professional Cards
I
THERON LENA M
Wvrick & Warrick
CHIROPRACTORS.
Palmer School Onates
Room 212-14 Central Life lulldlng
Ottawn ni
Office Phone 1008, Res Phone 1110 L
Honrs: lu-12. 2-5 7-8
Dr. C. A. Blears
CHIROPRACTOR.
Honrs; 9-n
a. ui
i4 r
m.
Licensed hy
iPtnoi
Health
8tnts Pord M
Nicholson's
Special Delivery
Phone 705
Any kind, any time, anywhere
"Let Nicholson's Deliver It," J
Tm OTTAWA FREE TRADER
DUFFS
THAT DRUM IS
i TOR HALF A s
$l(i a mouth !u
lot: Went Ride; j
and .as ail paid;
, house,
Pt
$100 down and
st a good house and
I' liig, sewer, water
hard pine Boors in
W. Ii. PUSEY,
Central Life Bldg.
FINE HOMH
bouse, hath,
conveniences.
Hot water h
quick aale. C
FOR SALE 7 room
pantry, etc. Modern
In good condition.
ating. Bargains for
ill 578-B.
FOIt RAXtBS 4 room house, small lot,
C blocks of business district, Ottawa.
No modern Improvements, $050 cash.
Also 6 room house, city water, west
sale, a bargain at $1,000. i!-ads rash,
balance $15 per month.
W. B. PUSEY,
Central Ufa HIiIk., Ottawa.
roi
: kali:
icond a
have a
ue for
d v;iluf
danily h
ic on
Modern,
u will need
fivi
rootnai goo
only
$1100.00 o
h, balance $25.00 per
dudes Interest. Fine
couple.
T. B. FAHREI.L.
month, which i
for some youui
FOR SALE Two very fine one-story
brick veneered strictly modern
dwellings on West Lafayette street;
one Just, finished; one couple years
old. New one 1(690.00; or will rent
LL.tfO'u..X"V'Wft-M; oDa. r ono about
1 . n. ra:n..-.
FOR SALE- 7 room hou'so, bath
room, furnace, laundry, barn and
garage. In first class condition, $5,-j
.S0O. Also, 7 room, two story house, i
furnace, bath, very large lot, $4,500.
a room house, but water heat, all hard
wood floor, laOBdry, 'barn, $7,200. Al) 1
In South Ottawa. Have many mora,
better bargains than these. Miss Ger-
trade Harris.
FOR SALE -7 room cottage, batb. i
gas, electric lights, 12,800; also B
room cottage, hardwood QoorB, fur-1
nacg, bath, gas, laundry, $6,000; and
7 room house, hot water heat, coal
used In 1920 for heating an d cooking
cost $56.00; bath, fine electric fix
tures, gas. laundry, large barn; will
be sold at a bargain, All in East Ot
tawa. Miss Gertrude Harris.
FOR SALE New brick 6 room bunga-!
low, modern, in first class condi
tion, $5,300; also 0 room house, fur
nuce, bath, gas, laundry, (3,600; and!
7 room house, oak and enatne! wood
Work, hardwood floors, very large
front porch, ne.vlv painted and dec-'
orated, $5,000; all in West Ottawa.
Miss Gertrude Harris.
, 1
FOR SALE 7 room bungalow with
large front porch, hot water heat,
fine bath room, large barn; two lota, i
$4,500.00; an S room modern house,
with glassed sun parlor, in Center Ot
tawa; large lot, $8,000.00. Miss Ger
trude Harris.
FINE HOME
house, bath,
conveniences,
water heating
sale. Phone E
FOR SALE 7 room
pantry, etc. Modern '
in good condition. Hot
Bargain for quick
78-L.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
CANARIES FOR SALE Have sever-!
al more of those excellent singers'
left which I will sell at bargain prices j
during the holidays. Every bird
guaranteed satisfactory.
MRS. IIRXRY SCHUMACHER. !
524 Third St., phone 0,)!l-L.
'OR
VLE- Cai
or.a typewriter,
ns to right par!
at. this office.
s new. Ter:
Ired, Inquire
it
tf
de:
FOR SALE- Oray mare. A good driv
er, and top buggy and harness all
in good condition.
ALBERT H. KOEPPE
Phone 227-K.
'OR SAL
"White
Ri Pear! white, stay White,
Wyandottea, Cocks, cock-
erels, h"ns and pullets for bMeden.
Regal-Dorcas, from direct Matrin
stock. Hatching eggs.
Ye Quill and Apple Yards.
Ottawa. Ill
LOST
LOST -Saturday evening, hotwoei
pOttoffice and More on South SW
a green plush robe. I'itasc leave
or call White's garage,
. ALLR1GHT-IIES Hj( 0(4 HIM FOR A , ( w J HE OOESIlS" IrprP HHP '
- JOURNAL
Wes mi smhmmmmbmhsm mwmmwh "
Danny's Musical Career Is Ended BY ALLMAN
tT. T I
Civ.- I LL HIDE THAT Dpi IM - I I SBBBHEn FT
BEN L. DIMMIG
8 miles west of Grand Ridge
Stock, Machinery, etc.
JANUARY 3, 1922.
BARNEY FRICHOEFER
2 Miles Northrast of Cherry
Stock and Machinery
JANUARY 3, 1922
C. T. FATLAND
i mles west of Sheridan
Stock, Machinery, Furniture, etc.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4
DAVID BURKE
4 miles north of Utlca
JANUARY 4, 1922.
ED VVIDEMAN
West Otlawa
Dairy Cattle
JANUARY o, 1922
OoCAR PALMER
Miles North of La Salle
Stock and Machinery
JANUARY 10. 1922
FRED J. BETTHNDORF
Sublette, III.
Farm, Stock, Machinery, Grain
JAN. 10, 1922.
JULIUS VALLET
4'2 fvPles Wes" Ottawa
Stock and Machinery
JANUARY 11, 192?
LOUIS H AGLZNBUCH
"Stock and lYtrchinery
JANUARY 11, 1922
CHARLES KINNEGAR
10 Miles Northwest of Ottawa
Stock
JANUARY 12, 1922
FRED TW AIT
3 miles south of Cheridan
Stock, Machinery and Household
Goods.
JANUARY 16, 1922
WILLIAM DOUGHERTY
5 Miles South Earlville
Stock and Machinery
JANUARY 17, 1922
LOUIE Kl.
6 miles south of
Stock, Machinery,
JANUARY
i.NE
Marseilles
Tools, Etc.
17th
NORA TH ORSON
and
CHARLES O. THORSON, Admr.
2' 2 Miles North of Sheridan
Stock and Machinery
JANUARY 19, 1922
NORA THORSON
2 miles north of Sheridan
Stock, Machiyiery, etc.
JANUARY 19, 1922.
RUDOLPH NE.LSON
2 Miles North La Salle
Stock and Machinery
JANUARY 21, 1922
WILLIAM STONE
Vz Mile South Htenanvllla
Stock and Machinery
JANUARY Jl, 1922
MRS. MARY AKINS
2 Miles Southeast Troy Grove
Stock ,-.na Machinery
FEBRUARY 2. 1922
MRS. LILY M. PEARSON & SON
1 mile cast of Utica
Entire Personal Propsrty
FEBRUARY 2nd, 1922
DOMINIC MADDEN
4 Milos East Triumph
Stock and Machinery
FEBRUARY 8. 1922
SAM SCHWARTZ
5 Miles South Mendota
Stock a-.d Machinery
FEBRUARY 9, 1922
MRS. JOSEPHINE NAGLE & SON
4 miles east and 1 mile south of
Grand Ridge
2nd Annual Hog Sale
THURSDAY. FEB. 15
Send us your sale dates
men
Send us your order for
sale bills. The best ser
vice, two color bills and
the lowest in prices.
Free Trader-Journal
Ottawa Phone 118
If. M
ANTED -him ni"ii.
Apply at l'ub
lien Service compai:
Alain St.
AOBNT8 WANTED for every town Jl lookilf for bargain. My cus
and OTory eoSinnX. b2i tK S"?' 0 bf "'a,rrlet1' aB tho
DOS l and most hnproTOd winter tops
for Fords. Retails MR r' th i,9t 1
and newest
Osborne Co
III.
on the uarki
406 Elm St.,
t. W. II.
Rockford,
tf
WANTED Many young business
hustlers In every county in Illinois
to earn splendid sure income by help
ing me to Increase private Florida
orange trade. Write quick and will
have northern representative call.
Ueo. Andrews, Palm Beach, Fla.
WE PAI
spare iin
teed wear
ready. Pre
to working
necessary.
Darby, Pa.
186.00 weekly. 75c hour
le selling hosiery guaran-
four months. Fall line
war prices. Free samples
agents. Experience un-
Perfectwear Hosiery,
MF.V wanted for detective work. Ex
perience unnecessary. Write J.
Qanor, former Gov't Detective, St.
Louis, Mo.
ATTENTION, Agents and Mail Ohfri
Men. You can build up a good
enstaeas which -will mean an income-!
for life. Send for free booklet of uu
solicited testimonials like this: Toft
Dodjre, Iowa, Sept. 23, 1919. Rheuma
tism Herb Company. Dear Sir" TI",
tmi' ,ifti'i n-r.., .ift'.rs and '!tJ
walked downtown two miles to sec
ma last Siuiday, and now hiji ytje !-:
also taking the Herb food baths, so
yoi: see I girt re mits the first time.
Respectfully. ' A. D. Hall. Price f ,
Pound. IB Pounds $5, RHEUMATISM
HERB CO,, K 997. Ocean Park. Cal. I
FOR RENT
I OK SALE OR RENT Large, modern
house; built about fifteen years;
with garage; easy terms. Owner,
AUG. KRlENKK, Ninth St., Peru, 111.
NO"
ICE OF PUBLICATION
CHANCERY.
State of Illinois, La
In the Circuit (
Term, A. D. 1922.
Uda Trnnkel vs. .1
Chancery. Hill f
No. 25712.
Salic
kmrt,
Cnuntv-
tinlu
:rce.
in
Dli
Affidavit of non-i
Trunk el having b
Clerk's office of tin
said county, notice
by given to th ssi
esid
en
CI;
nee of Joan
filed in the
;uit Court of
therefore heu
n on-resident d'
ndant that the complainant Sled her
Of complaint m said Court, in the
hi
de tl
on the 90th (lay
rid that there-
of November.
Upon a surnmo
Court, wherein
iiiK, returnable
!1
issued
d suit ir
the sect
of paid
w pond
Monday D. WB2,
II
itb of
required. Now. unless
non-resident defendant
shall personally be and
said Circuit Court, on
if the next term thereof
t Ottawa, in and for tie1
n the second Monday In
1922, and plead, answe"
Raid complainant's bill (
the same and the mat-1
you,
aboi i
the said
named.
appear before
the first dav I
to be holden i
said county, o
March, A. 1).
or demur to
Of complaint.
and
Ml v
things therein charged ;;nl!
ii bo taken as confessed, and
entered against you accord
e prayer of said bill.
JOHN L WTTZEMAN,
Clerk. I
iti
to tl
Otta wa,
ETBR ti
Illinois, December I. 1921. 1
MACARTHCR.
Compt's Sol.
RENOVATING
Mattresses, Featherljeds and Plllowt
renovated ard made over.
Box Springs, Sofa and chair seat
Springs reset and repaired at reason'
able prices.
Phone 837-X or 8end to
GEORGE BAUCHLE
1519-1523 Main St West Side
JAS. DARLING
Auctioneer
Phone 838-K
Ottawa
PADt nvi.
UlllgVa iJtffwKIMKW liiBBBBnnrai
WANTED The best flat or email
house In Ottawa which Is for ront.
means and wants nice place. It must
be close to business center.
T. B. FAR REEL.
THE FREE TRADER - JOURNAL
AND FAIR DEALEK
115 West Main Strait
FREE IRADEB-JOURSAL PTL CO.
Fubllshere.
NEW 70RK REPRESENTATIVES
9. C. Thels Company. 355 Fifth Ato,
CHICAGO RJCPRLS ENTA1IVEH
3. C. Thais Company, iA Moaadnoo
Block.
MINNEAPOLIS REPRESENTATITl
d. C. Theis Company, 706 Lincoln Bid.
The Free Trader-Journal may ba
found at the new? depots of Wheeler
& Malo, Kneuasl Brothers and Pyle'f
CUCkf 8tor
CHICAGO, OTTAWA,
& PEORIA RAILWAY
OTTAWA, ILL.
Effective Oct. 9th, 1921.
EXPRESS HANDLED ON ALL CARS
AT LOW RATES.
EASTBOUND
Eastbound cars leave Ottawa sta
tion for Marseilles. Seneca, Morrla,
Mlnooka, Rockdale and Jollet, 111., In
a. m. t!:00, 7:55, 9:55, 11:55. In p.
m., 1:55, 3:55, c4;55, 5:55, 8:05, 10:00.
WESTBOUND
Westbound cars leave Ottawa sta
tion for Utlca, La Salle, Peru, Spring
Valley, Ladd. DePue, Bureau, Prince
ton in a. m. ao:55, k6:52, fS:50, a9:5B,
(110:55, fll:55. In p. m., al:55, f3:B5,
a5:55, 17:55. (110:00.
SOUTHBOUND.
Soulhbound cars leave Ottawa sta
tion for Grand Ridge, McKinley Park
and Streator In a. m, 5:55, 7:55,
11:55 In p. in., 1:55, 3:55, 5:55, 10.
a La Salle.
c Morris, dally except Sunday!
and holidays,
d -Ladd.
f Princeton.
g Ladd, daily except Sundays and
holidays.
ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND 8AVH
MONEY.
TICKET OFFICE! OPEN
A. M. TO 11:36 P
FROid
M.
TO
6:10
TICKET FARES
CHICAGO
Via
Jollet, III., and Chicago & Jollet
Electric Railway.
3 Aft Round One ff O-
VV Trip Way 91.03
(Return trip limited to ten days.)
Round One
Trip Way
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE.
Phone agents for full Information.
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Lester J. Horan, Attorney-at-Law
Estate of -Catherine Sheehy,
Notice Is hereby given to all persona
'' d In said Estate, that the un
dersigned. Executor of the last Will
and
ther
Testament of said Katherine
hy deceased, will annear heforA
the Probate Court of the County of
La Balls mid State of Illinois, at tho
County Court House, in Ottawa, in
raid County, on Monday, the 13th day
of February, ,. D., 1922, for the pur
pose of rendering an account of Its
proceedings in the administration of
said Estate for the Rnal settlement,
when and where and all persons in
teresjtod may appear and show cause,
It any there be. why such account
should not be approved by the Court.
Dated at Ottawa, this 15th day oi
December, 132 1 .
THE FIRST TRCST COMPANY of
Ottawa, llllnohj
Executor.
Attest:
WHJLtAM C FLICK,
Cl-uk Prohate Court, La Sale CQtfc
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