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TU LtiDAY, PXBHUAfiY 14, 1022.
THE OTTAWA FKKlfl TUAlliR-JOUR!AL.
PAGE THREE.
POPE PIUS PLEDGES
I CONCLAVE-
i
FIRST LADY OF RUSSIA
NEX
U. S. WILL HAVE VOTE
PONTIFF HOLDS AUDIENCE WITH
CARDINAL O'CONNELL OF DOS
TON ASSURES HIM SACRED
COLLEGE WILL 3E DELAYED
FOR AMERICAN MEMBERS.
Rome, I'Yii, Hr Vote of American
rardlnulK WHIJjeip elecl thi next pops.
Cardinal O'ConiMll ot Bos too said he
li.nl an audience with Pope Plus M
after iii" coronation ceremonies Sun
(lay.
"Tha pon tin repeated to ma tii con
versation he hud with Cardinal iioiiuh-
arty or Philadelphia on Baturda) i
Hint he uill take Immediate itepa to
mtad conclave regulations," aatd
Cardinal O'Connell.
"Tli" pope daalrea
tlona ix' ohanged to
time for cardinals
States, Canada n ml
rive hare for
Pfcpe PHii
that iM" reguhi
allow sufflclebt
In Hi" Unltel
Australia to ar
111" hallotitm."
h hose pontificate
ilai.
oOolally from 1 1 1 time of Ms cprona
Hon, yeeferday form. illy assumed ,!
duties of supreme pontiff of Hi" Ro
man Cat hoi lo church.
Tlio tributes of affection and refer
encn win. ii accompanied his corona
tlon mads ll evidenl that no pope ir
the pasi century has began his dutli
under more auspicious rlrcumstanci
than the present occupanl of the chair
of St Peter.
was deoply touched by
of devotion which marlc
of smici iv. ii. spoke
li'iu of tha manifesto
children" In the great
Peter's, Ranking tin-
U I
sr.
Deep Gratitude.
it is related that ""' tmmi s,"'rl'
dan wenl In a lialrdrewr's mi on,.
1 1..., 1 1 1 mrfM ii wlc Tli" barber
was a liberal soul( and on H rater
being measured, bottle f port was
I produced and so much boepltalltji wa i
I shown iim! Sheridan's heart was
tout lied,
When ihej rose from Ihe table and
i were about to separate, Rherldnn,
I looking ii"- barbef full In the face,
i mid : "On reflecting-, I don'l Intend that
1 you shall make my wig '"
Aaionlahed, and with a blanh visage,
tin. barber exdal ' i "But, Mr, Sheri
dan, how "iii i have displeased .von?"
W hy, look you," snhl Sheridan, "you
ui" mi honest f"iiow, and I repeal it.
you shan'l make my wig, pw I never i
. intended to pay for It, I'll u an
other less worthy son of tli" craft."
- Kdtnburffh ftcotsmaji,
A Masterpiece.
Aw eminent critic was wandering
! throngii mi art nailery, ami. pointing!
1 to a "iiiiMis hung conspicuously on (hi
i wail, he inquired of a man standing!
i by, "Winn "mi they mean by bjiowjii
wi h n diiuli here?"
"II inis i ii awarded the art prise,
i was ih" nnswer.
of Mr. PetesaoBi who
uk rabidly as in;
iui- In llii ears
ik not gaining
frl ml would waab for.
Mia, Henry Axluiul ami .l 1.- lOlnia
win entertain tha Willing Workers in
the church parlors Saturday arte-,
noon, ivb. 18.
Misses Hannah "ti Tlllle Vogen
entertained otghl ladles at a 8 o'clock
dinner last WMnesesy evening, Aft :
the dinner was dMposed of the n
inalnder of the evening was spent In
social Intercourse and music, These
i M ienl ware Mrs, Pay Hubbell, Misses
Ivy Brewlok, Anna Hull. Elma Axlam',
Mario Muiison, Badle Weeks, .Mm
'fhekla QfavKy and Mrs, H, ,r. i.ar
fen. Hurry Nu.icn returned Prlday from
La AAgelott. t ul., where h spent the
past month with his mother ami hIs
ter, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Anderson at
tended the wedding of Mr Nelson and
Witt Sadie Sesdall al the Helmar
hurch Thursday nveniug,
Clarence Dreishmire, who was very
in with tli" measjes, has recovered
and Ih able to come to town ageilt,
iii'imik Holverson of Bandwlci
spent two day here last week with
Mrs, Serena Olson,
Karus Brswtck and family moved
Into the house vacated by Mr, and
Mrs. Amos Johnson on the Sam An
derson form. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson
moved Into Mr. Anderson's other ten
lit house.
Miss Julie Ht!and of Chicago
rut Friday and Saturday here al
the home ot Mrs. Belle Williams.
Mrs. Hello Williams was a w eek end
gueel at the home of her
WllHams, in yorlovllle,
i, ornellus Birkland of
Mont., visited iiis mother
Mrs. Anna Birkland and
Saturday and Sunday.
son, Judge
I .evv islown,
and sister,
Miss Martha,
lie was re
turning from a business trip to New
York. Cornelius is a former Newark
hoy and ha.s been located In the west
em city for a number of years, when.
he has a position as city engineer.
Mrs. J. B. Hill was a business vis
itor in Ottawa Friday.
Miss yd la Kletsing of Napervllle lias
bet n here helping i itro for Itev, Kits
sell Kletzlng, who has been qui to ill,
hut is gaining.
John Ntiden of Morris wan calling
on elativeej in town Friday afternoon.
I J, Vogen and K. Oakland rtttemdcu
an inner mlHsion meeting In ,Ottav.';i
several daya last week.
Mr, Merviti Anderson and Mrs.
Aivin Morrvedt and little Aruightcr
speni Thursday with their jparents,
ROV. and Mrs. A. O. Morivedfl In Ui
tnwu. John Olson of Kllioll has tieeti vis
it inn his daughter, Mrs. Catraa Bre
whk. Mr and Mrs. aVerne I .action, Mrs,
Mallnda bars on and daightpers, Elms
and .Marguerite, shopped In Aurora
Saturday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Lon Brundiage at 'hi-
cago visited at the home Of her broth
er. S. J, iti.van, and Mrs. lilbhie Si o
held several days last WeeW,
Revfl Hmieth of Preedooi preached
In the N. L. church last i-tnnday even
ing. He was entertained by Mr. and
.Mrs. 11. 10. Olson.
Itev. L, P. Warrington occupied the'
pUlplt In the Methodist church last
Sunday evening owing to the iiluosa,
f itev. Kletaing.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. S. Gravley ceIo
brated Hiolr forty-Blxth wedding nnnl-
veraary (Wisdneaday, Pah, The'r
sons and daughters, with their anil
Hen, came home to paitakf ot tha
dljier Mrs. (iruvley had prepared.
Mrs, Lizzie Newton came out frout
Ckloagtf) Tuesday evening to spend n
few days at Ihe 1.. S. (iravley home.
Mr, itinl Mrs. S. II. Collins and fain
il 'motored to Chicago Saturday even
log, where they spent the. wecic emt
y1th relatives.
Mis-. H. It. Anderson, Mrs. Rasmus
Twi ei mid chHs Anderson wen Au
rora visitors lust PVlday. '
Klnar Holm and .Miss Alfhild H'm
trom near Lisbon were entertain at
lite H, E. olsen home Sunday e ing.
I. B. tSangeland of Blue earth.
,'Minn.. returned lo his lion- w0, - -tiller
a few davs.l visit , 5 "?r
mother-in law returned v 5
will make herho;g,e lPt
I "Awarded ib
critic,
"WIlJ there
aboui it :"
"Exactly so," .
to com eal art,
burgli Scotsman,
ii i
Is not
llf the other
you know !
sped the
I of art
; "art Is
Bdln
Mine. Michael Kuleniu, wife of the
presldcnl of sovlel Itussln, on n tour
of inspection of rural Itussln, She (a
no agriculturalist, Kulenln, before the
revolution, was a farmer ami country
acjiooi teacher,
NEWARK
Pope Pius
the evidences
ed the erhoh
with deep ft
tlons of "his
souare of si
Vatican
Sixty thousand persons wltne led
the coronation In st Peter's Cathe
dral, while nearly 200,00(1 waited out
tide for the pontifical blesalng,
There is a feeling of expectation
that tlie new pope will reject tradi
tions, since 1ST'' every sovereign
pontiff of the church has Imtuuri i
himself in the Vatican during hi1'
tenure of office, it u regarded se
possible thai Pope Pius will upset this
tradition
Hitherto the pope-; have chosen for
their sleeping chamber m apartment
looking into the beautiful Vatican
gardens, The new pontiff has se
lected a room looking out over the
city of Kome.
Caesar First "Emperor."
Julirts Caesar was ti-" flrsi ruler to
style himself an emperor
TJnc
Aff
V I HI
got
Sjys Uncle Ehen.
i kin git a heap o' benefit," snld
Bben, 'Turn de latesi novela,
rou has looked over one or two
ii I-,. 1 1 powerful thankful you!
Bible fob stiddy readiu',"
A Feoilnlne Contributor Says
In matters of generosity a woman
nds Qrsl and reasons afterward ; a
man reasons first and generally for
gets to act, Boston Transcript.
Ever at it,
A woman Is never satisfied, if h
leiii trni' to pet n new man she's try
In.' t make u new man out Of the OOS
.she's got.
Attorney h. v. Hefrlngton or York
villa was transacting legal business
in our village last Thursday.
A. N. Thorsen went to Chicago one
day last week and drove out a Pord
truck the following day.
Peter Johnson of Helmar was in
town one day last week Visiting hht
daughter, Mrs. . o. Anderson, and
calling on other friends. Mr. Johnson
i'; !'T years old and is probably one of
the old" t n.iii in this community, ami
were it not for the fact that his limbs
are badly -rippled with rheumatism
I i would he hale and hearty as a
young hoy.
Carl We, I
Travel Hr.ndic.ios.
Furthermore, Cere i-. hardly any
tiling thai handicap- a -.umpire more
than to travel with her three little
children. Qulveston N s.
Vurora spent one
night here laal week at the home of
ni mother, Mrs, Christ HeXtfell.
MesdaUMS iano. II. J, Larson,
Thekla Gravley and John Thompaoi
were entertained at dinner at tin,
home of Mrs.. John Ni wton last Woi-
i csday.
Mi rvln Anderson was a business
visitor in Chicago one day last week.
Mis Clarence Bchow spent last
week here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs o Weisenburger,
v1r. and Mrs. Thomas Olson W6r0
Ottawa visitors last Thursday,
Nels Jager of PlattVille is staying
at the L. T. Peterson home and assisi-
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ere Are Some
Real Bargains
for Ottawa 's Big
JJo 1 1 T1 LJa T
Thursday, Feb. 16th
4 pars of dress sox
for
2Bcys' Cafs . J QQ
2 Men's Cap. $1.00
ror . .
3 ptirs Boys' Ironclad stockings J
Mei's Blue Bib Overalls M Qfj
for . .
Men's Dress Shirts J
2 pairs Full Leather Gauntlets QQ
Men's Heavy Work Shirts d A A
for
Many other bargains for Dollar Day not listed here
These prices good for only Thursday
Real Bargains for
fM J;
m
Ottawa Dollar Day
!
Look Over these different
items. The9 re all certified
bargains
Silk Poplin ' ' f "
36 in. wide, all wanted shades in light
or dark colors, tQQ
at yd . . " A
Children's Hose f '
Ixl ribbed, all sizes, come in b'ack,
white and cordovan, regular 39c Equal
ity for Dollar Day, 4 i J QQ
pair for
Ladies' Cotton Hose f
Black only, all sizes for , J J QQ
Dollar Day, 6 pair for . . . . v. ..
Ladies' Pure Silk Hose
Pull fashioned, black only, all sizes,
regular $1.50 quality for v J J QQ
Dollar Day, pair . ., i,
Bungalow Aprons T
Cover all style, made of good quality
gingham or stout percale, rick rack
trim, tie back sash, J J QQ
for Dollar Day ,
Semi Bungalow Aprons P
Sleeveless, answers the purpose of a
regular cover all apron, made of light
ground percale in stripes and small
figures, finished with white lawn bind
ing, special for this
Dollar Day, 2 for
1 Lot Beautiful Lace Collars
In white or ecru, regular 69c value for,
Dollar Day, 2 Jjflg
ror i.i
Another Lot of Fine Lace Collars
White or ecru, several styles, regular
$1.25 value, for $ J0
IJollar Uay, each
Brassieres
Bandeaux style, flesh color, all sizes,
regular 39c quality, for M A A
Dollar Day, 4 for,.
Brassieres
Bandeaux style, back closing, made of
fine mercerized brocade, flesh color,
regular 65c quality, for M AA
Dollar Day, 2 for 1.VU
Toweling
Full bleached toweling, linen finish,
splendid quality, for Dollar QQ
Day, 7 yds. for
Tennis Flannel
27 in. wide light and dark colors, splen
did values for Dollar Jj QQ
Day, 7 yds. for
Ladies' Pure Linen Handkerchiefs
Hemstitched embroidered corners
plain white and colors, very
special for Dollar Day, 4 for .
f
$i:oo
Linen Squares
(12x12) in all light colors,
white, for Dollar Day,
4 for
including
$1.00
Printed Linoleum
In a variety of patterns and color com
binations, comes in 6 and 1 2 foot width
for Dollar Day, Sl'OO
sq. yd ....... ....
$
Alschuler 8c Sons