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FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1922.
THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER. JOURNAL.
CHARIER MEMBERS! UM
GUESTS OF HONOR
a K. OF C. BANQUET
twRtieth
ANNIVERSARY Of
FOUNDING OF COUNCIL CELE
BRATED AT NEW HOME WITH
FEAST FOLLOWED BY DANCE.
Thirty live of the fifty nine charter
members ol Starved Rock oouncil,
knights Of Colllinblis. were guests o(
honor nl the twentieth anniversary
banquet held by the organization laal
night iit thetr hoina on La Balls itreet,
Btarved Rook council was formed at
n banquet i"iii on Jan, M, iwil, in
Dwyer'i ball on Columbus street.
The organliatlon now lias 560 mem
bers. The anniversary waa celebrated
with a banquet and hall. The ban
quet waa served at 6:80 o'clock to
guests in the club house dining
room, which was prettily decorated
in royal purple ami white, the organ
isation colore, The thirty-five guests
of honor wi re seated at the speakers'
table
The dinner was served just at ii:l!i)
by Ralph Bawden at the Flick Cater
lag Co, The menue las as follows,
fruit Cocktail with Nablscoa
Celery branches
til n olives Sweet pickles
Beet tenderloin with brown gravj
whipped potatoes
Karl .line' peas in thimbles
Hot Parker bouse rolls
Head lettuce sRlail with
French dressing
Wafers
Pistachio ice cream
Assorter tigs
Coffee
During the dinner a very line pro
prn in of songs was given by .Inslin
Jaecer. grand I- light ot the coun-
Mert Carroll of Beneca was an Ot
tawa visitor last night,
Mist: .eta White of I'tlca was all Ot
tawa visitor yesterday,
.Mayor Peter Coleman of La iSalle
transacted business in Ottawa today.
MIhh Katharine Walah or La Balle
was an Ottawa visitor last night,
Miss Mae Kelly who recently un
derwent ;m operation at Ryburn boa'
pitai win he able to he out by the firs!
of tlie week,
William Degnen of Seneca was an
Ottawa visitor last night,
Attorney .1. IS. Malbne ol La Balle
transacted business in Ottawa today.
Miss Ruth Qladfelter ami Mrs Lea
ter Maierbofer went to La Balle today
lor a abort Vlall With their sister, Mrs.
Wood
Me- Lillian KedWln of I'lica was
nil Ottawa visitor yesterday.
Joseph Hoey was an Barlvllle visitor
today
Prank Welsh, of Leland street, lefi
today for Albuquerque, N, M . for a
real and vacation.
Miss I, lima t'errot of South Otta
wa left last evening for Lot Angeles
where she will enter the university
to take a course. Kn route she will
stop off tor a few dava end visit with
M r and M i B Qeorgu i , rot in Kan
sas Citv.
Miss I, uia Bacll Of De Solo street
left today for Elkhart, Ind . to accept
a position as assistant paster of the
first Presbyterian church there.
Attorney Henry M Kelly anil Hon
Lawrence left lasl night for Chicago
to attend the funeral oi the former's
nephew,
Mr. and Mrs, Chester Qarretl ol La
Porte, Ind., former residents of Ot
tawa are visiting friend-; here,
.iinine k it Mills was a passenger
for Chicago this morning,
c. li Chapman is transacting legal
business in Chicago today.
Miss Lillian Campbell, the La S ill,,
street milliner, spent yesterday in
Chicago looking over the spring
styles and making purchases.
ROTARY LEADS IN
HEALTH CAMPAIGN
Continued from !ukh 1.1
demand thai he or she he equipped
for life's struggle With a normal,
sound body, and If such is not the.
case then either Hi" parents or the
community is at fault. We know
that it remain tor tba community in
that parental reaponaibllity in too
many cases In sadly neglected) there
fore it remains for the community to
iissuuie the same, just lis milch and
in the same manner and Undl r the
law specifically the child iH entitled
to a good education, our present
statutes are not sufficient to compel
these grounds, it therefore remains
for Individual puts of society to as
sume this; responsibility, ami that
means this work which you may he
contemplating at the present time."
Tlie closing talk of ti vening
wa:- i le by Attorney Clarence
Qrlggs, who explained In a very in
teresting manner tlie organliatlon "!
an institute cliullar to the i ii" main
tained at La Salle,
Attorney Gringt' Speech.
In his address Mr. (irigvs laid:
"Some years ago Hie late F W
MaUnlessen founded the Hygienic in
stitute for La Salle. !'. ru and Ogleeby.
After testing out tin efficacy of sue;,
an institute at his PWM private ex
pense of fully I00,000 and le lug sat
isfied that such an Instltuti was of
such Incalculable benell) to the com
munlty, Mr. Matthlessen felt that
tin re should In soma Beneriil law. per
mttting Buch Institutes to he organ
ized and maintained at public expense
'I lie law. as passed, la ubstantially
along the Hie... of the institute he or
"Tilhorciiloi.la case are reported to
tl.e propel citlhurllies. It I- jlO duty
ol the health "II: r to auate uui
sancee, to ieathat the groctey store-,
and meat niarkcis ami restaurants are
kept in a sanitary condition and that
no persons suffering from Infectious
dlraaae are employed in any place
win re food is likely to he infected.
"In view of the sanitary evils made
possible hy the Chicago towage, which
ie : he increased hy tin- instruction
o. the
i h cl
lug is
lie hat
priate
atonvay. and in view m i),e
the waterway on out oxtsl
is. die appointment of a pub
l officer Is particular!', appro-
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FRESH K(H!S Another big sale
strictly frosh eggs Saturdav mo
inn. Coma early. Slier Ar Olson.
WANTED Competent woman tor
general housework ami care ol babj
I'h 813-U
I'OU SAI.i: I ne i
suitable for any
Inquire l)lt. ):
No,;, 688-L oi 21.
iln Rotary Chnrgt
electi ic uui imoh
B, I'Al.MKI'.. 'i
I (lit
! "The alary ol tnc public health Of
ficer la iixed by tlie board: in no case I
I to he less than 1,S00. The law re
qulrt ti fiat tin public li alth officer
in :-: give bin entire time to the work
ami the hoard is furnished with suf
ficient means to employ an expe
rienced and aide olfli I r
The expenaee depend entirely upon
i the amount of sen Ice which the com-
munlty demands. The La Balle, Peru
and Oulcshj District spends about ISO,-1
000 a year, hut it is believed thai the5
district here colli ! Ik carried mi 01
13,l ' at the utmost.
"Tlie work of the Institute in La
Balle, Peru and Ogleeby has been ol
wonderful benefit to these three cltlet
and lias met with unanimous com-
mi -illation of al! the people there.
"Under the !;u'. Marseilles might
I hi a art of tic district, If the people'
so desire, and It would seem very ad
; i- able that tle y come in. as our prob-1
I lems are largely tin same, especially'
1 in reference to sewage propositions.
I he distance Between the cities IS
! obji ctlon."
th
u I
I.K i 111 Th
ir three Molln
want to turn
i r attractive
a UK
tr-nt..
Into i :.
p, opo
till
anyone wlio Will act unlcKly, l
consider i trade. Thl Is the
tract r limine Itlon over offer 1 1.
noi DBR'8 ' ' t;
h, i ;
SANDERS
Now i ffers tremend ius en; on
WEED CHAINS. i3 13' OFF
for a period of l iii". inly
Size. List Our price.
:i;ixt B.50 (,35
32x3 Rid o Sid chains 1,1)6
All sites in stock. Oel yours now.
30xS tires $ii. i.". to 114 M
80x8H tires 7,05 to 19.8u
Kord radiators a speciality With US.
Sanders Auto Pr-.rts Co.
28 West Main si. Phone In:'
FOR SALE
!io once. T,
I SMITH, W
Good si" ! wht at. c.oi at
lophone Uti i 76 I. I.IH IS
altham town hip,
Ottawa and So
elude the i nfir
petition ,if :,
vol , rs in i ach
may he voted
r
Ottawa, which 10-
j oi Ottawa, on
sent oi the legal
n th" propositi. a,
ii th,' next i " i
HEAVY SNOWS FALL
CN SOUTH AND f
moetlng in each town and ii carried
the Instltuti will he organized with a
hoard composed oi the supervisors of
the tu'i towns and the chairman oi
tic county lie. oil. Tin board elects
AST
ti m
h
number a chairman
nd 1 1 -t - a treasurer
i n-.t be a membi r ol
W 1 1
all.
inn
d
d
was to take
ill and Ar
out of town.
,1' the cliar
toastraaater.
r of t! v-
liey of Peoria,
making a very
ell. George Welsl
part in tlie progrt
t inn- Hallagan wai
Lawrence lain"
ter members, act
lie Introduced tin' speak
enlng, Richard B. Bit
in a very aide manner
Witty addles:
Mr. Bradley, who was a member of
thp Knights of Columbus commission
that visited Metl for the dedication of
the monument erected to the memory
of the soldiers of the world war. told
of bis trip overseas. Me spoke at
length on tlie journey, giving very
graphic descriptions of the battle
fields the organisation visited, and of
their trip through France, Switzer
land, Italy, Bngland and Ireland
He told of two audiences the coin
mission had wiiii Pope Benedict at
the Vatican in Rome.
Alter Mr. Bradleyfs talk the guests
went upstairs. Tlie dancing started
in the hall room at H o'clock, and con
tinued through until midnight. Dur
ing the eventng cards were played on
the lirst floor.
Wasliti
depth
vi r per
eri
I"
ti
been central otf
iast thruout the
iithern states- a- ci aftermath ol
the storm when h
the South Allantc
early part of the week.
Wit. i tlie statement that "qtorm
warnings remain displayed between
the Virginia capes and Cape llatter
ji s." the weather bureau today pre
dicted further snowfall in 10 states
in the east and in tlie south down to
the northern Alabama - Mississippi
line.
ntHci r
i ellgibl
A.
E. & C. CAR TURNS
OVER; 3!X INJURED
U. S. JUDGE DIES AT
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IA.
Iowa. .Ian. ,.
Ith, 59, member pl
reult Court of Ap-
morning, Judge
Council Bluffs,
Judge Walter I Sin
the United Stat, ! C
peals, died her,- thi
Smith had been in poor health for
many months Of a form of paralysis
He served in congress for ten years
and was appointed to tlie United
States hi lu ll 111 1910.
Aurora, Jan. 27. A third rail car of
(he A. E. K- C, Chicago hound, jump
ed the tracks and turned over today
thirty-live miles west of GhteagO.
Five persona were cut hy broken glass
and one woman suffered a sprained
ankle. The car started from Geneva
with about twenty passengers.
SHERIFF AND AIDS
RETURN TO STREAT0R
Sheriff Curt Ayei
of deputies returnet
to do guard duty a
iug works where I
last week. The oi
a slow, quiet day u
whatever .ester. lay
to Streator today
tlie metal stamp
ie riots occurred
leers encountered
ith no excitement
i i.ird is authorized t levy a
public health tax not to ex
id and .' wo-tblrda mill, on the
The tirst step i tie- appoint-
I a public health officer. Thi .
inU t he Ifclee I roui a I' -I of
s ipplled b) the tat" dep urt
men! t f public health. That h t
, ay, ths state department musl Rrr.t
pass upon the jCualillcationi of an) of
ticer to he selected by the hoard. The
hoard will select a bacteriologist
whose province it is to make tests for
diphtheria and other contagion dis
eases, analyze milk furnished hy the
dairies, test the- purity of the water
supply, etc
'Tlie health officer looks aftei
everything in the district pertaining
to ih ' health or the community and
OHfori s all iteto laws and citv" ordi
nanci b pertaining to health and sani
tation, eitablishes quarantines, Invea
ttgates tlie existence of any contii
gioua and infections diseases and
adepts measures with the approval of
die state department of public health
to urn st the progress of the Bamet
"The hoard i:; required to establish
a tree dental clinic for the benefit of:
the School children which N available
ivithout charge to the children of pnr
oata who are unable to pay for tie
same. The hoard selects school
amine Che eyes, ears, noses, throats
ami teeth of all tin- school children,
and in case of defects Bees that the
children have the proper surgical and
an are absent from
nurses visit the homos to I
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
You needn't worn alxvui quality and
tin- i dt" rev CiroccrV lmipIi
lav i r. li y m it
ic vou in uuvinc vour ininin hi:
ll'dllk' Villi.
Kin:-, Quality Flour, (! II, : arks $ 1 ,98
Pla-Safa Flour. l!i Ih Hacks 1.C8
How can they do it? Because we buy in tar lots for spot caih .ind pay
io rent.
20 fbs. line Granulated Sugar lor
ii i i :t iiis. Delicious City Club Coffi
Or with a Ih of sixty cent Japan, F
c.:r Ptak) fled River Ohlos per bi
Pig Bean Dcil
I lbs. choice Lima Beans, .29
I rba. i hoice Red Beans, . .29
7 Itis. choice Rolled
Oatmeal 29
.Melha Peaches, halves. finest
vou ever tasted.
( ne Armour's Pure Grape
Juice 39
1.00
1.C0
or Gunpowder Ti i,
bushel lots . . 1.25
Coffee, has some
ta. for si co
I II
Electric Tapioca 29
Broken Rice .20
t ties lam y Ma raschtno
Ties, per bottle '3
ins 8c Armour'a Milk .05
1 arge cans A rraour's Mill-. . 10
Armour's Baked Means.
15c size
leiiu c.
0
Hawaiian sliced Pineapple The canneries will take no more orders,
We have a full supply.
No. tins Hawaiian Pineapple, slices trifle broken 29
allon or No. lo tills, sliced Pineapple 1.25
Gallon or No. in tins Logan berries 1.25
Some value--use what you want for the first meal and can th" balance
Florida Strawberries, Florida Orape Fruit, Pears, Pineapples, Spiti
enberg Apples, Naval Oranges, Cauliflower, Spinach, Head Lettuce,
Phone 128 T. R. GODFREY
P. S. Susar market jumped twenty cents a hundred. We have a
ar ot 11. and K. line Eastern granulated an the way. Book your order
we 11 protect you.
You used to ask for
a large can of bak-
powder and get 16
a full pound. You can't
pend on getting a full
pound today because some
baking powders are now put
up in 12 or,, or 3 4 pound cans,
and are 4 oz. short of a pound.
Never ask for a can of
king powder always say
' : ve me 16 oz., or full pound."
A large can of Calumet
always did and still does con
tain 16 oz. or a full pound.
'orm the habit of care
ful buying -be sure you get
full vaiue for your money.
Calumet lasts longer and
oes farther you save when
you buy it you save when
you use it.
Don't regret use Calumet.
Iiniifiber2
11 GZe Is Not One Pound
A$k for a Pound
when you want it
i-HiawiiSaaraa
mm
Free Trader-Journal Want Ads for Results
FRENCH ENVOY TO ROB MAN AND WIFE
ARMS MEET iLL AT SEPARAT ESTORES
Washington, Jan, 27. The condl- Chicago, Jao,
tion of Alert Sarraut, head of the I Dr. s. Zwlck
Krench amis delegation, who was snf- $100 at a drug
taring a bronchial attack, showed Int- htS wife. Mrs. I.
provement today, hut it will he necert- up in another
An hour after
ad been robbed of
lore here last night,
Ulan Zwlck, was held
drug store by the
sary for him to remain in his room same banditt
several davs. nmnd rings.
and robbed of two dla-
AUSTRIAN CABINET
QUITS, THEN RETURNS
Vienna. Ian 27. The cabinet of
Chancellor Schoher. which resigned
yesterday, resumed office today with
some changes in the INI of ministers.
Too Bad!
Little Jielen. aged ,-i. was taken to
her tirst baseball uame. She became
quite excited when her other cheered i
Ollie particular plaj and waved his J
arms, Helen followed suit At the j
critical stagt!, in the eighth Inning, I
the halter Lot to tirst and then
scented for second, w hi' h he man
aged to reach just in lime hy a per
fect slide. Helen was rpiite distressed
and turning to Iter nether she said:
"(Mi, mania. Whnl a pity! The poor
nan slipped."- lloston Transcript.
EGGS DROP ON NEW
YORK-CHICAGO MARTS
j school the
see what tin- difficulty is.
I TODAY 1 1
Ni w York, .Ian. 27. The fresh vkv
market broke heavily today, the drop
ranging from in to ii' cents per dozen.
Chicago, Jan. 27. Fresh cmus drop-
ped 1 to i cents a dozen today.
"Old Noll."
"Old Noll" was a term of contempt
applied io Oliver Cromwell hy ins con-
temporaries. "Nay. Old Neil, whose
bones were dug up and hung in chains
lane nt home, ha-- not he, inn, gol to
be a very respectable grim bronze Ag
ora, of whom Kn.lnnd seems proud
rather than otherwise?"Thomaa Car
Ijrle.
Antonio Moreno
"The Secret of the
Hills"
Also a two-reel
comedy
COMING
'The Son of Walling
ford"
Future Sle Assured.
A small bOJ looked longingly into j
B store vvindm, a here a Shining new j
bicycle was displayed. Rliylj he en
tered and, approachlug the proprietor,
said: "If you'll kep thai bicycle till ;
I'm growed tip to he a hi:; man I II liny
It of vou.''
Woman's Complex Life
Woman's complex lite .villi its mul
titudinous calls is Riven as the reason I
for many a ncnus breakdown. Home
work, social obligations, dressmaking
and the care of children keep the tOth
century woman in a whirlwind of ac
tivity until headache develop, hnck-j
ache, nervousness and oftentimes
more serious ills which are pecullat I
to her sex alone. Such women should
not despair, hut he guMed by the let
ters so often published in this paper
from women who have lieen in just
even conditions, hut who have been
restored to health hv Lvdia K. Pink-
bams Vegetable Compound.
This i- a root and herb medicine
' "'; ' contains no driifis and (an b
U..A!t in safety any woman. j
i mum
TONIGHT
The
Scoffer
With James Kiikwood and Mary
Thurman and an all star cast. One
of the season's best pictures. We
guarantee it.
Also a "Toonervillu Trolley C iltied
TOMORROW
Maurice Flynn
Yale's famous Football Star in
"Bucking The Line"
And a New Sanshine Comedy
COMING SUNDAY AND MONDAY
MR. AND MRP CARTER DE HAVEN Ir, "TWIN BEOS
Effective T
NEW PRICE Of THE
ML m. $LiL IL-sa? rnJk
iftje'" ?Mh.i?
F. O. B.
De!roi!
j W
ORDER NOW
This is a ReilucJion o! 230.00
DanieSson
OiSawa
FarSv'iJSe
Sheridan
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