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TU8DAY, JANUARY 17, 102?
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PAGE FIVB
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HARRIET
and the
PIPER
Kathleen Norris
IHuttraiium if
Irwin Myers
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c tpyflQtil tv KiinijLT, Nurru
SYNOPSIS.
CIIAT'TKR I Harriet Plttd. twentl
1(1. 1 psar! nld itii'! bsaUUfut, !x tin' to
rial ssjerstary of thu lUrtatloua Mrs 1st
balls carter, at "Crowntands." Richard
CsrtsT'i bonis, and governess if 17-year-
Id Nil! I'ait'i ulU. iw ruui yuan
old uuu ItinirTssloas Wlr. fancies hunsvll in
lu itii bis niottiar'a attractive sccr
tury tor. L'arUf'l In tout "offsjr" !
with ynuiiK Anthony Pops atul the youth
lit taking it vwy isrtously,
CHAPTER tl. Prsaldlni nvr th tsa
caps tiiifi sumresr afternoon, KarrisI i.
profoundly disturbed by the arrival of a
vlaltor, Royal Blondln. n.-m day. at a
ten party in t tt - i ity, Blondln makes h m-
Hflf HKi'rteabU to Nina, and leaves a de p
iiuiirt'Miun on ih unsophisticated slrl
CIIAfTFIl lit - Harriet ' bk'.i St on
over lh at'pi-arano of Blondln ai
"CroarubMitls" I explain'! by tin- fact
tluit ha bail been a disturbing element in
lier life ten yearn before, and nbe fears
hiin. na man la an uvo.vcd adventurer,
living on t tin gullibility of the Idle rich
He frankly arinoum e to Harriet tils In
ten lull uf inurylng Nina. who. its thi
daughter of the wealthy Rli hard Carter,
in a iugi.lv desirable "catch, " and urges
her to aid lilni Slio In In a . m i" nil
power, and after pleading alth hint to
abandon his heme SI"SSS to ioliow a
policy of neutrality.
CHAPTER I Harr'et visits her mar
ried sister. Unda Davenport, with whom
he dad had bar home during her unfor
tunate acquaintance with Blondln, and
telle her of iug reappearance, lie two
women, realising the unscrupulous nature
of lh man, view the future with appro
hfliml. n
CHAPTER V - Knowing the lender
felling she 1, is I'l'j ir.'d ;'i oil i'.ii .r,
Harriet I tempted to marry hlBl for tlje
position Had wealth he ran five her,
though realizing ehe rlois not hue h!m
Hiondin baa Ingratiated himself with
Madame Carter. Klehard's mother, and
aha Is whole -heart lly I" :.i"r of Lis
marriage with Nina. Ward urges liar
i iet to man y him at on e she procras
ItnatM
('HAI'Tf:n vi Angered at his wife's
too open flirtation with young Anthony
rope. Richard I'.irler markedly allows his
lehentn.e'it Isnhelle, ardently returning
her fouthful lover's attachment, el i
with film on Ids ya ht, and pun :.t If
useless. The nee s of tie sensational af
fair, exaggerated, of course, by gossip,
Is kept as much as possible from being
public prop- rty
rr was (7 the old lady's Jienutlflwl
silling otn that Iliirrii'i ..-is sum
nmnod U few uiluutes bitw. She knew
nt hv ti nt l.c I ad told his mother
All hi know nnd feaveM
Mnilaiiio Carter was shockingly ni
tstea) Sin- had a deep sense of the
drcituajAi 'oil sl'f was n t i'!ii!il a. t
Ing now. Ber face whs pale under Its
roiiep. ami the painful tears of age
stood In her eyes.
"Miss Field!" said Winluuu' Carter,
"we have Just had a most terrlble-a
ninst QMBpectod blow I"
Bnrrii i simulated expectancy.
"There is every reason to lelleve,"
purstjed Madame Carter, majestically,
"thai my unfortunate daughter-in-law,
Wr. Carter's wife, isnbelle, lias yield
ell to tlio passion of lur lover! No,
let me tali;. Klelinrd," si,.. Interrupted
herself, as the man rais.-d haggard
e.M'S to WMll'l
heller to face
Sou tells in,
wellAtgh Iner
forgiiting tin
her Impel
many.
"Tar
My
ie facts, my dear
Miss Field the
1 1
Honor of w.imanh.iod,
claims of maternity "
Richard did not have
Interruption, hut his
ami tin' tender c
"MISs Field,"
the mnniier of
quiet voice domli
nmie the less M
I the oilier voice
ic Carter fell si-
lent, and watched him with mournful
pride. "Miss Field," he said, "we
Want your help. The tacts are these:
Williams had all the roads watched;
they did not ro by motor. Mrs. Car
ter reHched New London at five o'clock
yesterday ; pope's hoot, the fleislia,
pulled out at half i i -t si-. From
what Williams' nun picked up. nt the
dock. Pope lihl not expect her. was to
have sailed this morning. She ar
rlvedi ntul evidently lie thoughl it wise
to hurry their start. The pier had n
dozed boxes for the Belsl
reries and whnl net. Mi
heliind: They will proba
coast for a few (1.1JS,
a on It. irro
II they left
ily skirt Ihe
and jmt in
somewhere for sujipl'es. Bui lliat"
he pajneed his luind wear! I across bis I
forehead "that doe':i)'l concern ns
now..' ,We am there nt '.en last iiIkIiI - i
hours too late, of course." His vdee j
fell, Ue tnused, with a knitted brow, .
"Wcl)!" he -aid. suddenly reofllllrtg j
blTiiself. "Now Mi-s pioid, l want
you t ;et hold of Ward, I want Hi j
hoy fivino at once! He must hnovr,
Bui there is of course a chance that
Mrs, Carter i---ts planning to return.
Tin it may be a woman friend with
her di's mil probable, btX i s nssi.
ble. I don'l wanl any one in the
house, or mil of it. to suspect, and if
you Bp'iik li is possible, I should !!!;
Nina prote. led !"
I nnnei-siali
ly. lie crossc
flrsl lime in I
larriei said.
we i the hail, and for the j
four years entered lsa j
helle's sn:ii
exiiulHte oi
iinaiinouneed, it was
M" ; streams of late aft
II
noun litiit were falling on the gay
walls and the bright ehintaes. The
novels I.-ahelle had lieen skimniiny.
Hip gold service of her dressing 'uMe
the great four-poster with its deeps nl
transparent while embroideries, over
white, all spoke of the beautiful wom
an who had spent so many hours here.
Or the dressing table, with iis splen
did length doubled In the mirror, was
the jrreat fan lhat her hand had Idly
wielded, only n few days ago, in an
hour of domestic felicity and happi
ness What to tell Nina? she wondered,
K"lnu downstairs. But Nina proved
pleasantly indifferent to the mate;'!
absence when she and Amy came Up
jfriiUiUiie tejiuis court for tea, Tu tilt-
luoal or inn who cfitno riilllni TTtir-
iii i. LiMtallad quite naturally now be
lilntl Hie cupi nini suueora, explained
S Unit Mrs. Carter mis visiting wlrb
s frlon'li bavins n beautiful ttauei ton,
r1 Rparontly,
Si rVrhnv Nina suepeefed Mint enme-
s thlmi v' 1 unusual, Hue looked (row
2 I'M' (taluer Harriet, ntul nf ler n
:! moment's IIiimi RgkH nWraftlyi
"Wlioii !m MiiiIht coming back?"
"i tlon'l know " bar father in
gvvorotl, quickly,
"Bay, listen ; hm e tolng in dreMt"
nsked Amy. Mnn, Injtnntl) fllvertetl,
auitgeetetl Dmi Ibej bo Iii. Klna'i
twkwurd blgneaa and Amy's iiiouhj
moil rni tones v.i'io rs wi ii displayed
in i in1 garment us aiiothet', imi liotli
Blrla debnted over plpks and bltteg
prepen and mulls, every evening, ;'s
If the world wan a'atddng them alone
Harrlei lingered f ir oifly a word,
"Mr. Carter, h occurred t" me thai
i.M Mm, Singleton la going in Call
forn!a. in her hum cur, tomorrow.
I was tvondertng if we might com
Ode in Mi'-. Ulngletop-ehe was al
ways very fond of Mrs. Carter- and
irlva "in the Impression thai Mrs. Car
ter bad suddenly derided to make the
trip wiili her."
illif c m
"The Ccisha, Pidled Out at Half Past
Six."
"Ti.ai's aii idea." Richard said,
thoughtfully. "I could see Mrs. Sin-
"it might serve for only a few
days," Harriet submitted,
"Yes I see," lie ngreed, slowly,
"Well, I can give Nina a hint now!"
Harriet said, going.
Bui it was tin late for any soothing
deception of Nina. A scene was in
full progress in Nina's bedroom, and
Harriet's eye had mdv to to frmii
the prone form on the bed to the
! crushed newspaper that had drifted to
i the floor, to know that the secret was
i out. I-alielle's face, radiant and hart
' py, looked out from the iuf.'p. it was
1 flanked by two smaller pictures, Rich"
ard's and Anthony Pope's. Harriet
' could sen the hi;; letters: "Young
Millionaire Wife of Richard Carter."
The deluge was upon them.
"fill -It's a lie It's a lie! My beau-
i tifui little motherl" Nina was sob
bing. "Oh, no, it's not true! It's a
i lie ! Oh. how shall I ever hold up my
bend againto he disgraced now
Just when I'm so young- ami hn-h-
i happy I"
j Nina, my child, control yourself!"
; Harriet. Ignoring the staring and pale-
I faced Amy. sat down on the edge of
; the bed, ami shook the girl Slightly,
I "You mustn't j.dve way! Come now,
i my dear, you must face this li;e a
' woman. Think how your father anil
j Ward will look to you"
Acting, all uf it, saiil Harriet in her
! soul. But despite the youthful appe-
' tit" for heroics, there were real tears
i in Nina's eyes, as there had been in
her grandmother's a few hours ago.
i "Yes. that's true!" she said, wiping
I n swollen" face on the handkerchief
j Harriet supplied. "But "h 1 don'l be
lieve it, and my father will sue Ihem
I for libel, you see if he doesn't I My
mother's the purest and sweetest and
i best woman alive and I'll kill any one
i who says any different I"
"Oo-OO, to see it in ihe paper there
light on the bod." said Amy, in her
reedy, colorless little voice, as Nina
stopped suddenly. "Oo-oo, l thought
Won would die!" Nina began to cry
ftgnln, lui! more quietly. "I cucss I had
better go" Amy finished, plaintively,
"Cli, ho!1 said Nina, in a choked
Voice, as she Clung to her frilled. "o.
nniiing! yen stay With me. Oh, I
mttsl go see niy father, and my poor!
grandmother! Oh, Amy, perhaps you
had belter go, for my family will need
the tonight. My mother" .said Nina
crying again,
she ami Amy parted solemnly, with
many kisses,
"It's a thine that mild happen to:
me, or to any girl," said Amy gravely.
Harriet had an Upsetting vision of
Btotit, high-busted Mrs. Ilawkes, pantj
Ing us she dIsettSSed Ihe details uf the
lied Cross drive, but she was very
sympathetic with the young elrls, anil
von li greed with Ninn. when Amy was
gone, Hint it would be much more sen
sible t take her bath, and put on her
while organdie, and then en find her
t:ii her.
They dined almost silently, nml were j
aboui to disperse quietly far the night. I
after an Inmr of half-hearted Con versa- j
Hon in the drawing room, obvienjalj
endured by Richard simply fof his!
mothers sake, when Ward burst in.!
He had traveled almost four hundred
miles by motor that day. bis faro was
streaked with dirt and oil. and ghastly
with fattgaa, went straight to
his father.
'T. t TIF, CONTlNUtTD.)
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THOSE MOTS WITH
TEETH - WAIT, I'LL
A MOT CRACK
px JBtanawjuvtas'i.- .
TOR EALE AUTOMOBILES.
Foil SALE -Rao speed wagon, new
two toll box and convrrtlbbi top,
good rubber and good mechanical con
dltion, nlsu ford ton truck with cab
ami dump box. Good rubber.
.; CROWE
60t niinots St. aphone 936.K
AUTO SUPPLIES. ETC.
. "
vr k . f
You, mr. Auto Uwner-
'.loin iln- crowd of wise buyers who
.have found that "better goods at low-
er prices" exist at Banders. Tires as
low as o.tt. ureal savings on trora
parts.
Sanders Aulo ?r,:s Co.
'i
HOUSES.
Foil SAltKJ 'Fine residence property,
modern, at ball valuation; also a.
small farm, 10 to in acres.
W n. PUSEY, Central Bite Bldg.
m u i . r-
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p n . m&t mM i bh m . k o zjk m
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A i .
FOR SALE Dwelling at TJl K. Ca
nal avenue, with three bus, $1000.
Just north of old Franklin public
school.
Tel. 648-W T. H. FARRELL,
FINE HOME FOU SALE 7 room n T7Z " ,t r
house, hath, pantry, vm: Modern I FJL?AL,?7:pearl 5vTtte,Sfa A lute,
1 conveniences. In good condition. Hot Uhlt0 wyandottes. Ccok?. ccck
water heath? e;. Bargain lor ijttick ete' '"'ns anfl l"illfits for breeders,
pale. Phone 578-L. Kegul-Dorcas. fruni direct Matrin
stock. Hatching ecea.
FOlt SALE Reardon dwelling, 1021 j 'e Quill ami Apple Yards.
Walnut streak .Complete house, Ottawa, 111.
lurnace, bath, atg rooms, one Hoor
large lot, barn, chicken house. $!;,
L'liO.Oi). I sold it a year aen for $:!,
700. Bargain. T. B. FARRELL.
roil SAl.K A snan. 1 00 down and
$40 a month buys a t-ood house and
lot; West J-'hi"; paving, sewer. Wate
and gas all paid; hard pine floors in
house. W. B, PUSEY,
Central Lit.' BldK.
FINE HOME FOR BALE 7 room
bouse, bath, pantry, etc. Modern
conveniences, in pood condition.
Hot water heating. Bargains, for
quick sale. Call B78L.
FOR SALE 8 room house, small lot,
i blocks of business district, Ottawa.
N'o modern improvements, $660 cash.
Also 6 room house, city water, west
s.'de, a bargain at. $1,000 2-ftda cjab,
balance $16 per month.
W. I!. POSEY,
Central Life Bide.. Ottawa
FOR SALIC 7 room house. bath
room, furnace, laundry, barn ami
garage, In first ciass condition, $i,
500. Also, 7 rocm. two story house,
furnace, bath, very large lot, $4,600.
room house, hot water heat, all hard WANTED .Many young business
wood door, laundry, burn, $7,200, Ail hustlers in every county In Illinois
in South Ottawa. Ihive many eaore, to earn splendid sure income by lielp-
better bargains than ihese. Mi s Oer- Ing me to Increase private' Florida
trude Harris orange trade. Write quick and will
have northern representative call.
fop. SALE 7 room oottage, bath, , Get. Andrews, Palm iieach, Pla,
gas. electric lights, $2,v".i: also b
room oottage, hardwood floors, fur
nace bath, gas, laundry, $6.000j and MISCELLANEOUS.
7 room house, hoi v,ater he.it,' coal "
used in 1920 for beating an dcoOklng I SEVEN PER CENT- Now is tin; time
cost $5G.Oo; bath, fine electric fix-, to buy a few first mortgage notes
tures, gas, laundry, large barn ; will ; of one of Ottawa's le st business
be sold at a bargain. All in East Ot ' firms. Security four time- the value
tawa. Miss Gertrude Harris. of ihe loan. Can Elve vou notes of
"Oil SA'.E New brick 6 room bunga
low, modern, lu tirst class comli
lon. 5,8fl0; also 0 room house, fur
nace, hath, pu
7 room houe,
work, hardwo',
front porch, n
orated. $5.00u;
laundry, ,.Siu; and
ink and enamel wood
1 floore, very l.'.'ge
wly pal i'i ed and dec
all in West Ottawa.
.Miss Cert rude liuiris
FOR BALE 7 room bungalow with
large front porch, hot water heat,
fine hath room, largo barn; two lots,
HrSOO.OO; an S room miMlern hOQM,
with glassed sun parlor. In Center Ot
tawa; large lot, 18,000 00. Miss Oer
trude 'irii-rls
FOR SALE HORSES.
FOR SALIi Oray mare. A good driv
er, and top buggy and harness all
In good condition.
ALBERT 11. KOEPPB.
Phono 227-K.
SWiVVNiVVVVNVV
REAL ESTATE
FOR SM.K A
ber; not !ar i
, farm; part tlnt
Ottawst; at a lo
B. PU8KT,
tral Life niilir.
FOR BAL B ,M seres, good houoe.
etc.; 10 .or" tract, carden very
fine; also 11 arte. 10 acre. 35 acre
and .1' acres All : ar Ottawa. Lib
eral terms
W. B. PL'SLV, Central Life Bldg
DUFFS
CRACK
VOUR
GET VoU
ER 1
r-- WHEKC 19 THAT
( MOT CRACKEC THAT
WAS
HOUSEHOI.O GOOD?
WE if WK a high grade piano near
y which we '.''ill sell td a patty
Completing monthly payments,
CABLE PIANO FACTORY,
301 Bo. WabaBh Ave., Chicago.
for sale miscellaneous.
FOR SALE- FIrst-clasa Wltto ;;aso-
line saw ('-.ltiit; never used week
and II a new; seven horse pow n
: made.
which carl be removed ami engine
;s:-j for other work ail mounted o
irun truck with pole for two boraea'
,,;.ttit cost nearly 300, hut have n'
, ,.s for it and will sail fat $l&o. See
I v. r.;.vUr lor full mi rt iciilars.
,;, - Wffi.
OR B A l. K White Wyandotte
Cockerels. Phone 9083I1
0. MASTERS.
CANARI
. !.r. Have sever
excellent Blngers
i at bargain prices
b. Every bird
MRS, HENRY SCHUMACHER,
5:'t Third St., phone 959-L
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED -.'
good sized residence.
Close in. for about 15,000.80.
Tel. 14,S-W
T. It. FARRELL.
r
WANTED 9 want
in South Oltaw
Would like rood h
mail residence
.a, $2500 to $:i"u0.
ocath n. What have
T. i:. FAjjRELL.
648-W
i li
room cottage on North Side ot Otta
wa. See me at my office or drop me
a letter describing what you have t
offer and l shall Investigate promptly
WANTED- I want to rent the best
Hat or small house available, in
the city. Will pay good rent. Two
people, Would like close in,
Tel. lii,S-V T. I!. FARRKLL.
seven per cent, for t'"i years. TnO
best loan l ever bandit 4. 1 recom
mend it highly. Telephone me to
fall on you or come I" tuy desk.
I Tel. 648-W T, FARRELL.
College Bldg.
j .
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IHE FrtEE TRADER - JOUHNAL I
AND FAIR DE ALF.rl
115 West Main St re it
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CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVES
H 0 Theis imnany, 8fi Mnasr' i
m,v F poi 18 RKIJi;8CN I AT1V
y- C rhei- Onrfloanv "oe t in- '
fb "naer-aonrna' msi
.nid it r.- i pwi depots ct Whfle.
ii- Mal Kceassl Brothers and Pyle'
Cigar Jlore. i
Give and Take
OH HEL.EM,
HERC, HELPLESS.
IT was Right
IN THE Same
Place it v rAVj
IN HtRc. y
vAS
v
-, -r -vis - leaaBM.! rjssj
WANTED SITUATIONS.
WANTTE By a middle-agi 1 woman
it!i little boy, a p-.isltlon dolus on-
W. st. I'op
WANTED Work by the day. by
experience:! woman. Call 3-12-K.
HELP WANTED MALE.
AGENTS
LOCAL MANAGER AN!) DISTRIBU
tor -Mrs. K. Pepples, 217 Lafay
ette st. Phone tts-x. Another Btei
izol product, Sterlzol Salva Th
Fruneo-American combination treat
ment boxes. A complete day an
Bight treatment lor the dry, normal or
the oliy skin.
l-.'ro corporation manufacturing
noncompetitive product that has con
clusively proven that it aids in pto
ducing larger crops, is opening a
branch in each county ami required
the services of a capable man to act
as Manager, Applicant must lui com
petent to handle large sums of money,
Iiire and handle help. $500 required.
Fully secured. This piopnsltion should
net a live man $5,000 to $20,0i'0 per
ear. Hie advertising campaign al
ready started Including full page ads
!.i national magazines. When writ-!
ing Kive full particulars in first letter
to t"eure interview. Applicant must
be able to come to Chicago for in
structions. Unless you can do so at
once, meet all requirements of this
ad and your reputation is faultless,
save jour stamps and our time. Will
pay ail expenses to and from Chicago
!f you quality This Is a real oppor
tunity and presents itself but once in
a. lifetime, Write or wire Immediately.
NATIONAL NITRO-BACTER COR
PORATION, Ltd., Transportation
Building, Chicago,
WANTED Reliable man to net as!
District Superintendent and book !
orders for fruit and ornamental trees,
roses, shrubs, etc. Protected terri-
tory. Fay weekly. Knight & Host-1
wick, Nurserymen. Newark, New .
York State.
AGENTS WANTED For every town i
and every community. Sell the
best and most improved winter tops
for Fords. Retails $S6 It'" the best '
and newest on the market. W. H
Osborne Co., 40G Kim St., Rockford, i
ill. tf
ATTENTION. Agents and Mall Ord
Men. You can build up a good
business which will mean an Inoom
for life. Send for free booklet of uu
solicited testimonial!) like thi- For'
Dodge, Iowa. Sept. L'3, 1919. Rheuma
If.ism Herb Company, Hear Sirs: Th
man 1 treated with your Rheutnutisn
llerhs only used it live days, and h
walked downtown two miles to s-
me last Sunday, and now his wife ic
aiso taking the Horb food baths, so
you see I got re:iuUs the Brst time
Respectfully, A. D, Mail. Price $
Pound, 15 Founds $3. RHEUMATISM
HERB CO.. K 997, Ocean Park Cal.
LEGAL.
NOTICE.
Theodore rhorson, late
of La Salle and Si ito
tne
llli-
u O t
MIU 111 Wl
Dated tin
AMRK,V HKLLAND,
state of Bets y Tt
NFottos) is hereby
i signed, Adminit t
mv
;l ite !
unty '
Pro-
( r
eased, w ill appear hi tore
ii ite otirt of Mild rOUOty, on
iior la) t bring t!v sixth
thf
daj i
of
ii ;rt
M h, 19J3, at 11,. Probal
mi. in Ottawa, lu aid
t h ) and where all person1
' lima or demand-; aeahist s i
.re noM'lei to attend and prr
DatTsd the 29tB day o; Novi
THOMAS L. THOR80N,
Wi ,.rk. Ill . Administrator.
O, S Haged Attorney tor Lstato. I
VOU"D HAVE TO
t3E A DETECTIVE
TO UNO ANV -THlN'7
AROUND
A (-
THIS HOUSE
i-Vi
PUBLIC SALE CALENDAR
JULIUS VALLiiT
8 Miles West of Ottawa
ttock and Machinery
JANLAI'.Y 13
NORA THOSSON
2' 1. miles north of Sheridan
Stock, Machinery, etc.
JANUARY 19, 1922.
CHARLES HAGIE
Grand Rapids Township
Stock and Machinery
MONDAY, JANUARY 23
CI-IARLES AND THEODORE H AG! f
Horses, Cattle, harm Machinery
4' . Miles East and 1 Mile North
Gr-ird Ridge.
MONDAY, JAN. 23
ED. IRVIN
1 mile east of Arlington
Stock and Machinery
MONDAY. JANUARY 23rd
RUDOLPH NELSON
2 Miles North La Salle
Stock and Machinery
JANUARY 24. 192
TOBIAS 7 HORSON
Otter Creek Township
Stcc.x and Machinery
JANUARY 24
FRANK BANNON
4 mils south-west of Ottawa
Sto ;k and Machinery
JANUARY 25th
CORNELIUS DONALDSON
I Mile West Kinsmore
JANUARY 25
MICHAEL TOMASZEWSKI
4Vi Miles West of UtlCS
Stock and Machinery
JANUARY 26, 1922.
CLARENCE GORDON
3 miles norlhwest of Ransom
POLANDS
JANUARY 26, 1922.
E. H. DOLDER
14 Mile West of Serena
Stock, Farm Machinery. Etc.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 26
A. F. WATTS
First farm north of Peru
Holslcin Cattle
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27
TIM MURPHY
2 Miles West of Troy Grove
Stock and Machinery
MONDAY. JANUARY 30
CARL B. T hvON
Utica Townrhip
itock and Machinery
JANUARY 31
MRS. CLARA RASMUSSON
7 miles south of Seneca
Stock, F.-rm Machinery, etc.
WEDNFSDAY, FTPRUARY 1st
OTTO BOEHM
'j mile south-east of La Salle
Stock aid Machinery
FEBRUARY 1st
MRS. MARY AKIN3
2 Milis Southeast Troy Grove
Stock and Machinery
FEBRUARY 2, 1922
MRS. LILY M. PEARSON & SON
1 mile east of Utlca
Entire Psrson-I Property
FEBRUARY 2nd. 1922
DOMINIC MADDEN
4 Miles East Triumph
Stock ."nrj Machinery
FCBRUARY 8, 1 022
PHILIP CONATY,
Stock and Machinery
A miles West of Ottawa
FEBRUARY oth
SAM SCHWARTZ
5 Mites Ssuth Mendota
Stock and M,i,-hirery
FEBRL'ARY 0, 1922
AUGUST WITT.IEOFT
7 Miles North of La SaMe
stock and Machinery
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 14
MRS. JOSEPHINE NAGLE & SON
4 miles east and 1 n ile south of
Grand Ridge
2nd Annual Hog Sale
THURSDAY, FEB. 15
PAT WOODS
',2 mile south of Prane Center
S'.ock and Machinery
FE3RUARY Idth
NEL. bENSON
1 Mile South Hickory Point
Stocl- and Machinery
FFBUARY 18
ED. McNELLIS
I icon'1 co'tacje on .,ici.son street
IAN ' r Y gist, 2 P. M.
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WHV 70O WOOLU.'J'T
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good sorglar!
FOR SALE OK RENT Urge, moo-
em house, with two lots and ga.nge
also bearing cherry and plum trees,
shade trees, sidewalks and pavod
For Quality, 1'rices ami Service see
I ire, i. VI . . KiRlENKB, Peru. 111.
FOR RKNT- Good 8 room house, city
water and gas. Poplar St.
W. B. PUSE-?,
. j Central Life Bldg.
i FOR RENT Small cottage, 1241
Phelps Bt. $12.00 per month. Ref
erences. T. B FARRELL.
r
' FOR KENT- -Renders' house on East
. Juliet street. 86.00 and worth it.
1 Immediate possession.
Tel 648-W T. H. FARRELL.
Mr. Farmer:
Send us your order for
sale bills. The best ser
vice, two color bills and
the lowest in prices.
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Ottawa Phone 118
Professional Cards
(HERON LENA M,
Warrick & Warrick
CHIROPRACTORS.
Falaier School Oraouates
Ottawa, 111.
Office Phone 1008, Res. Phono 1110 L
Hours: 10-12. 2-5. 7-8.
Dr. C. A. Blean
CHIROPRACTOR.
Honrs; 9-12 a. m.. M p. m.
Licensed by Illinois State Board of
Health.
Oeorr 919.14 Central LI nUfllm,
RENOVATING
Mattresses, Festherbeds and Pillows
renovatsd and made over.
Box Springs, Sofa and chair seat
, Springs reset and repaired at reason
able prices.
Ptione 837-X or send to
GEORGE BAUCHLE
1S19-1S23 Main Bt West Side
CHICAGO, OTTAWA
& PEORIA RAILWAY
OTTAWA, ILL.
Elective Oct. 9th, 1921.
EAST80UND
Bastbound cars leave Ottawa sta
tion for Marseilles, Seneca, Morris,
Minooka, Rockdale and Joliet, 111., In
a. m. 6:00, 7:66, 9; 66, 11:55. In p.
'.v. , 1:55, 3:53, C4:66, 5:55, 8:05. 10:00.
WESTBOUND
Westbound car3 leavo Ottawa sta
tlon for Utlca, La Salle, Peru, Spring
Valley, Ladd, DePue, Bureau, Prince
ton In a. in. a0:55, gti:52, fS:50, a9:6l,
in p. m., al:66, f3:56,
a5.55, fT:55. dl0:00.
SOUTHBOUND.
Southbound cars leavo Ottawa sta
tion for Grand Rldfie, McKlnley Park
an I Streator in a. m., 5:55, 7:65,
11:55. In p. m 1:55, 3:55, 5:65, 10.
aLa Salle.
Morris, dally except Sundays
and holidays,
d -Ladd.
f Princeton.
g Ladd, daily except Sundays and
holidays.
5 : BUT TU'KBTS AND BAV1
MONEY.
TICKET OFFICE OPEN FRO :4t
A. II. TO 11:11 P. M.
TICKET FARES TO
CHICAGO
Via Joiitt, III., and Chicago A Jollst
Electric Railway.
$3.00 2ry$L8!
Kt-tur' trip limited to ten days.)
-i!T PLIGHT SERVICE.
EXPRESS HANDLED ON ALL CAHt
AT LOW RATE8.
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FOR RENT
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