Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., February 17, 1922, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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DAY, PFCnUARY
REPRIEVE ON EVE
CHURCH IS GIVEN
Mf, uiid Mis. II. l l.i iv I ttWOOd ("11-1 Al-oat
lorialned wltli u twelve-cover dlhnerlgton Hull thl
'eil tl l.o j Mr-. James Brb Mill entorttiln the
.iii ii i thi Siiiit.li Ottawa onll o( the Home mu5
lerlcun i. " 111 ' " day meeting on Tues"
I ..... day, Feb. 21 Kaoh lad) Mho attohtN
has i n asked to bring one article of
in.,'th aft food for the po1 luck lunch and sand
the nicin
last 11 lull t ut limit- Im tux - on 1 '.iiikfriMK
card part)
lion m'
and bunco
street compltnientarj In Miss Sarah
Taylor and Melvln Ktench whose en
Basement was i-,..-, :,i , . nnoiinoed.
Following the dinner the nuests at- lernoon, the
I tended the dance m tl Oti wa Boat I moat di
' lull. I given 1 1 OttH'
PACE TWO.
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XEC1I0N
JUDGE SCANLAN I N CHICAGO
CRIMINAL COURT GRAN" 5
HEARING ON PETITION AND
ALLOWS DOUBLE MURDERET:
TO LIVE UNTIL MARCH 3.
Chicago, K.'b. 17 Harvev W,
Chnroli doable murderer, sentenced
to bang ihi morning, ;iv s:,v.-.i trot
the gallows yesterday by Judge Kit ;
li.mi Scanlan, rhief justice of the
I rltnlnal Court, who set aside a Crin;
inul Court rule to Rive the tlayer i
fortnight'! reprieve.
Judge Scanlan's reprieve came after
all otter possible svenoea of escape
had been closed against Clin re h T
Supreme Court had refused to grant :i
new trialj the state pardon board
turned down a plea for clemency am!
Governor small refused a petition for
t xecutlve reprieve.
As a final bone. I net It ion w:is flle-1
ut t p. m. yesterday before Jildgi
Scanlan, anklnp: a hearing on Church'
sanity, which had been pronounced
normal durlnc his trial. Attorneys
Bennison P, Bartel and Leo
o'Rellley, counsel for Church, pleaded
be bus become insane since his sen
tence. pronounced .Ian. 16 by Judge
.Iota ft. Caverly. They substantiated
their petition with an affidavit from
Or. James Wbitnev Hall, who teatlfh tl
al the trial (hat Ctottrch was Insane,
William Scott Stewart, asslstanl
stales- attorney and insanity expert
of the prosecutor's office. Immediately
opposed grantinc of the petition and
cited the Criminal Court rule requl -inp
iielillons for insanity hcarfiiKs to
be filed in the state's attorney's office
not Inter than 4 p. m. of the day pre
ceding hearinK on such a petition
Judge Scanlan held the rule should '
he set iiside for the double murderer
and said he would issue a stay of - (i
( Otlon until Feb. 24.
Mr. Stewart then asked the hear-
ing be opened forthwith, but Mr.
Bartel astked more time Mr Barters
second plea also WBJ granted by the
lib f Justice, who ordered the hearing
to open Monday at ! a. m. and i
tended the stay of execution until
March 8.
COLLINS IS SATISFIED
WITH CONFERENCE
Spring now,
I cissis m ere us
, decorating the
' last evening, a
i Ham i''. Btanu
dinner dance.
the lounge, Wh
buffet supper w
orated with QU
low flowers, h
baskets of yell
many baskets
worked Into
schi nie. Thirl
ent for
at 8:80
ottaw
ion Mr
iuils am! n.ir
effeotlvely In
;t Boat Club
. and Mrs. vVil-
rtaised with a
the (I inn
o'clock.
and Beventyflve
is baskets of yd
ballroom upstairs
uing Mowers and
be art grasses
beautiful color
tuests were ires
rhigh Mas served
one hundred
Came ill ;t
Abi ut
othi rs
9 o'clock for the dancing, Th
Chestra was stationed in the balcony
of the ballroom. Ait'T t ii s supper
a number of favor dances added
greatly to the enjoyment of the par
ty. Mr and Mrs. Stanton wi re as
sisted in entertaining their guests
by Mrs. Francis Sinnott. Mrs r 0,
Hook. Mrs B. W. Wels of La Salle.
Hoxle, Mrs a. K
S'evoy StntWn, Mrs.
s Andrew .' O'Con
Graham, Mrs 11.
ml Mrs. William A.
her of guests from
in attendance. The
ist Important vent
Ottawa, Peru, La Salle, Si reato
Bellies, Mlnooka, Morris, ft
Sheridan, Long Point, Barlvil
Seneca gathered al the Mason!
pie this morning to attend tli
day session of a school of inst
whlcb Man held by lie- board ol
Inert of the grand lodge ol (
This board is composed of Mrs.
T. Adams, chairman; Mrs Bffl
mon, worthy grand matron.
Hleli n Hraktleid. associate
grand matron, Mrs. Anna
secretary, all ot Chicago, and Mrs.
Grace Steele, past worthy grand mat
ron, of Bloomlngtot, The following
visitors also came from out of the city
to assist the members' ol the board
with the school: Mrs Catherine
Campbell U wroan, Mrs Bra Hamil
ton, Mrs lies.- Holt. Mrs Charles Wil
liams and Mrs. Blanche Wheeler of
Chicago and Mrs. Bflla McKlnley of
Morris. The school will ( lose after
tbe evening session tonight
Mrs.
worthy
fopinka,
.fljlgRSEWg?BP.'"Vl
! Mrs. J, Benjandn
( iil man. .Mrs V.
s B. Parr Jr.. Hi
or. Mrs. Frank
Clare
Johni
out o
party
given
Lock wood
Mis 2eima nana entertained twelve
guests at a valentine party on Tue
day night at her home on Ottawa aveV
nue in honor of Miss Ron fa Charten i
The Dana residenoe as decorated
with hearts and valentines The evert
aing was siient playing valentine
games .after which refreshments mc
served by the hostess,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bryan w. re
pleasantly surprised last night at
their hone- on De Solo street by
twentyflve Ol their friends and rela
tives. Mho called to tender them B
farewell party. Mr. and Mrs Bryan
are all packed up to move to their
new home in Iowa. A very pleasant
evening was spent dancing, and with
other informal amusements, and at
midnight a delicious supper waa
served. The party broke up follow !
ing the supper, the guests all wish-
ing their host a nr. hostess the best
of luck in their new home.
Forty ladles attended the regular;
February meeting of the Baptist Mis
sionary Society, winch was held yes
terday at th" home of Mrs. Q, c
Fetter on Columbus street. A busl
ne--.; session Mas held, followed by a
mission study In charge of Mrs.
James J. Dougherty. The topic of
the afternoon was "India:" At the:
iiose of the meeting refreshments
were served bv Mrs Fetter.
Pattern Dep't
Ml
111
Joss
Taondon. Feb. 17. Michael Collins- The
return to Dublin after only twelve tudenl
hours In London and liis admission ' maklni
that he Mas not dlsgattsfled with the t"" s 1
results of his conference with gov7' ivinP
eminent officials here are taken to ! ''"ebrua
moan that the British evacuation ol ' tv ;
Soutli Ireland will be resumed forth
with and continued without interrup
tfiB. This will relieve the situation
of its most serious features. No of
ficial explanation of the assurances
given Mr. Collins, however, has yet
been made.
No troops have been moved from
the south since Monday, except tea
cavalrymenwho embarked at Dublin
for Liverpool last night. The ether
troops which arrived jn Dublin Mon- Two
day are still there. I from
In Ottaw
I tendance
1 the party,
is e.xpecte
a number
St. Francis chi
a card and b
Francis school
8 o'clock, ft
.served.
an g
nt.
inco party in the
basement tonight
tfre fhments will
former
fmy are
tTashlng-
par-Iveu
ladies of
rtain with
St.
at
1 e
hundred membeis and officer
taptefs of the Eastern Star it
"THE LITTLE ONK'8 OUTFIT'
JSti'i. Siruiilt- and practical so
should little girl's garments be, thou
sewing and laundering and wearing
them is easy. The little dress her',
depleted is nice tor voile, la-.vn, ha
tiste or gingham. The petticoat an;
drawers may He of cambric, lawn or
i
The Pattern la m i. 5 Sizes: o
Uionths, 1, Z. J and i years. The
dress reqQUires j't yards of mate
rial, the petticoat requires l yard
and the draw rj 1 yard tor a Z jcai
gtse. For ruffles ui embroidery uu
petticoat and or-;s. 1 1 yards for
each will be required.
a i)aitt;ra oi tms Ul'istralloa
DaUeii io any address on receipt oi
loc in silver or stamps.
The Gre.it Purchasing Power of
By making Dr. Price's Baking Powder with Phosphate instead
Tartar, we are enabled to offer it at a surprisingly low price. You now pay, only
25c. fur the hirge-size 12-oz. can of this pure and wholesome baking' powder.
Today and Tomorrow
Last Days of fi iome-Bakuur9' eek
An opportunity car not last forever, and
receive- free a copy of Dr. Price's Nt
re ray, go to your Grocer today and
Cook Book Witn your purchase
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Eorhr Qneionti Unto M $C95
lciiij ucaouu iiai5 t to o
For a larsre size can, 13 oz.
With Dr. Price's Phospha
come into the home wh
Recipes for every occasi
all are included.
g Powder and this Cook. Book, a n
i baking, economical baking, ea
ist, lunch, dinner. New hints, ne
:oes f'i'om this New Cook Book :
LUNCHEON OR SANDWICH ROLLS
t r jps fiour
1 tcsrror.r si
C teaspoons I
Sift toprct'nrr (lour, Fall
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brufh again With i i !i
mixed with a little ro
These rolls make excel
ylin d or chopped ham
little chopped ot i
spoon shorter ing;
is iriik
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Dr. Price's Baking P;
aer is ffuarsn
wholesome low-priced
d to contain no ?l rn. It i:
ing oowder you can buy I
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Fruits and flowers add originality. Colorful flowers, gay
fruits help make these new pattern hats doubly attractive.
They are of becoming styles, besides close-fitting, trim
med, off-the-face and turbans in the newest straws and
silks.
The prices are low, we know, but you'll be delighted with
the hats themselves. You've always paid much more be
fore this store opened.
1
Shop for Ladies
s
IF YOU ARE WISE YOU
WILL BUY A FARM
NOW
When the bottom is reached on
any tiling, that is the time to hay,
Yon will M'e farm lamls much high
er before tho year in out i have
for salp a Una 16'. rich productive
soil. The owner cannot farm, and
lie will sell fur a small amount ot
cash! take in ;i small home In a
city or small town, and carry lh"
balance at a low rate ol Interest.
This opportunity will not be offer
ed after March 1st.
I also have a small place at the
edge of town for chickens, fruit,
grapes and truck at a very low
GEORGE A. CROW DEN
3C-4-3C5 Armory Block, Ottiv,i Iii.
Don't foigrt Ojibway I ot ore
y. ing up soon.
-' vr. 'w ft ' y
I
the most
.PUP
Maiincc
3:00
P. M.
fe-- . SUN., FEB. 19lh
ids
Trees, Shrwbs, Vines, Etc.
SPECIAL DISCOUNT
On orders received before Mnr. 15
Largest and tineat KM of trees
shade trees, flpwertnsj shrubs,
vines, plants, etc.. for Improvini
and lieaii'if itiR your home. Strict
Jv fresh. f,rst- lass, reliabh' Stock
Over twenty-live years in the husi
ness. Why buy elsewhere ! Writ'
for r Itatosjne today.
La Salle Co. Nursery,
LA SALLE. ILLS.
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T. DWIGHT PEPPLE PRESENTS
?? SUMMER EVE "
"A Dantasia of Song, Dance and Music"
Jackie
TALA.MAN & KERWIN
Pat
Fred Meia
WALTON & BRANT
in
A Comedy Skit Entitled "Huh?"
FRANK AND EDDIE MONROE
"The Bouncinrr Babi
iiWimiwiiwwiiiM iissiiii nwi
Gayety Theatre
Otta
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"The Store That's Bigger Than It Looks"
HfLLIARD GARAGE
We Have been with you a long
time Reason We know
how to manage a
GsrsQe.
IViFe Farmep:--
Paste This In Your Hat
Saturday, Feb. 25th is Opening Day
at the Ottawa Farm Machinery Co.
- - Sonv eriirs
at 9
II
Nipht
7: 15 and
8:45
5 Act
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