Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., May 22, 1922, 4 O'CLOCK EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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MONDAY, MAY 2?, 1922.
THE OTTAWA VBEE TRADER-JOURNAL.
PAGE Five
HOM
E BUREAU honBdcB
MIHER HERE FDR
ANNUAL MEETING
homo ni Mr Uaefko'ii linler, Mm,
Victor iiiiiiii Iim.
Pete 01 bod ni Benaoa, wm an n
lawn vliltor last evening
Walter Clsuiion of Btroator ipenl
lust nvnnlns uiiii trlarida in iliin cltv.
i I I I .1.11.. . ., I' ill
I 1 h miKuuKMiiu in -...". wi vv.in ftn( U(),lll( Defenoaugh of
tawa, ipenl last evening in U Si gtrealor were Ottawa caller yeater
Rev, Vincent Qrlflln of Peoria, via day
Ited in Ottawa yeaterday, Lealle Coffin of Beneca apenl lust
Miss Blanche RJcharda of Oblcago, evening in ilils city.
Rpanl tiii' week-end vviih her parents A ii Plnlen of Btreator waa an
Mr, inn! Mrs Joaepb Rlcharda In 'Ottawa visitor last evening,
South Ottitwa, William DegtlBi) ni' Beneca apenl
in rr Mil n m,mf .a HToU Krl- of IVrn, sp.-nt lasi 'vi-ninu with CiLmmIh In.tWa City
ill r.i HELD June 14 , hnw. i Miss Helena Stelnbach of Chicago
Ui .. , u ... , . ,, . apenl the weak end vlaiting her ilk
.Missi s Marie Smith ol Ufl Salli' ami . ,. .
Btella Warren of tills city, motored ! , 2"; . , e
, , , I 1 Qeorga Qenaeke of Btreator apent
organization BEGINS fifth I ... ' , .. ' , , InBt evening in this city.
" "i1" 1 1 I'ill Limn an. I Hen Hlsiki- or Mar-
ii iimls in this 1 1 v yeaterday, mIHm ntiin Aibn antiinia
Miss Alice Roey apenl laM evening Miss Margaret Coagrove left Sat
in i-a Balle; lurday for her home in Chicago after
. ... iiii'uuiib i j i i.a nunc i Knimeu uougiaa i Marseilles, was spending a week in Ottawa vlaftlng
County Home Bureau will bo hold in w Ottawa visitor yesterday, I at the home of her aunt Mrs Matthew.
thisiii on jUne ii n , Wllkerson I Mr. ami Mrs ii Ward Conde of Kurscheld In Weal Ottawa
from thi Unlverslh oi oitmi win in-1 M"''L ""' I'mmi parents or ihib ivinuue iievuraas ui uiinm
a uauy gin born al the city hospital apeni me weea onu visiting ner mum
yesterday, er Mrs. Alice Devereuux in South'
DELAYED PARADE
AND TRACK MEET
DU
TOMORROW
SI
With Mica V"i KERSON OF TH E
STATE UNIVK.RSITY PRE8IMNG
YEAH.
POSTPONED "CROWNING OF BOY"
WILL GIVE OTTAWA HARE
TREAT. WHEN 1600 YOUTHS
MARCH IN REVIEW THROUGH
STREETS.
By hi&Q CAJtROLL,
Been tary Chamber of Commerce,
lint tin' im el ini
in Ottawa to
Tin day's program will open wltl
moving picture ol the IJnlvor It)
1 Mr. and Mrs. C Cobble and daugh-
11 tor Arlene of Peru, visited friends in
i ittawa.
Dr am! Mn
rollowrd b) tin reports of this nltjf yeaterday,
his ofllcer:i and standing com I Vir. and Mrs Cal Hughes of Karl
mittnt
W hile the but Inesi year i tarts on
.inl) i. Iht Home Bureau work pro
gram starts on Jan I The Ural of
this conaing Jhtlj will see the I f n -nlng
i f the tit'th j ar of 1 1 - bureau
The ailvlsory council of il rgar
tuition, which is composed of tin dl
rectory of each towojihip In thn
county ami the i xecutlvfl Ifourd, meel i
In October to plan lite coming year's
WoVk.
Tht rrafne Bureau ui 1st r, M I
Zelrna Monroe, ban pn pared tli fat
lowlng on tin- plan or work a oul
Hot it at la. t October's mi i ting
"The plan of work determine'.! tha"
lntiiiii!' should be the major project
lor i tils .war, and that every third
month ' f the adviser's titne would !
villi- were Ottawa visitors yesterday
Frank Hop of Chicago visited
fi lends in this cjty yeaterday,
T w Burrows ami
family motored to Bl Loids yesterday,
Mr. ami Mrs. A, B. Calkins of Otta
wa Avenue motored to Tontca for a
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Fred
itoot today,
Vir and Mrs il Wart! Conde of
'I ho
ta w ,i
meet,
udon,
have
make
Vtollhl
Heather man Is smiling on nt
i. ni tin- boys' parade and track
scheduled for tomorrow after
la. all lined up ami tin- details
been carefully worked oul to
it bigger and belter than it
have been last Friday.
accommodations for tlx overflow ol
traveler! and tourists in the city over
weak ends und liming tin- varlou
summer holidjkyg Leal 'year over!
MO tourists were taken ogre ol In
one week, outside of tha hotels, With
tin' hard ro.ni from Chicago there
Ik every reason to believe Unit many
more people will stop here this year
than ever before ami Ottawa eannm
afford to lei any parson leave here
ior lack oi housing accommodations,
it is up io the cltlsena to take these
travelers in ami with last years ox
pel'ience uheai! of us, it is safe to
assure the people thai these tourists
rue clean honest home loving folks
like themselves ami thai no one Is
running a chance of contaminating
their health or Jeopardising their
peace ami prosperity. The Informa
tion required by the Chamber of
Commerce is the number of people
that can he accommodated, the mini
her of rooms, the lions, Ok iii facilities,
locative1 ami telephone number,
Advertise Camping Site.
The organisation has purchased
fifteen metal signboards advertising
Allen park as a fl
for tourists. The
he distributed along
highways leading to
ASSIGN SPEAKERS
FOR EXERCISES IN
SCHOOLS OF CITY
G. A. R., W . R, C. AND AMERICAN
LEGION WILL LEAD PROGRAMS
OF MEMORIAL DAY PATRIOTIC
CEREMONIES.
Ueuerul i H Or. mi - birthday, it has
been recommended by the commend'
els ill (Mil I of the (i. A. It. ot ill -United
Stales and of tills Htute that
proper attention he given to the Kiori
liiation ol the smites of our lule
l.iciitctiitiii lien,. nil U. S. Grunt.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
should do very iiim
to the City,
camping ground
road siiis win
the imiiortant
Ottawa ami
to attract visitors
mi ami mis. loin Keinlrn K utiil Wosl Main I. are the proud parents,
son v rank motored to Memioia yes an unusually fine baby daughter,
terday. born last nlghl al the Illinois Valley I
Ray Miller and Smiiii Cole or this I Hospital. The little niil has been
city were La Salle visitors last even named Vlralhia Marlam
Ing, Charles E, Vloure went to ClllengO
Dick Wagner of Jollet spent Bun-1 this morning to Irive o now Hudson
I:i v with friends In this city, BUtO hack to Ottawa
Mrs. Lloyd Pearson and Margarel Mr. and Mrs, Harry Schorer and
Wei.ii of riica were Ottawa shop son VV1rtanl) and Pugone iJiiiliiis,
pers Saturday, motored to Aurora yesterday.
Miss itose Kerwln of (Mica, was an Palmer Lawborg of Princeton,
Ottawa shopper Saturday, spent Bunday with friends in this
Miss Catherine O'Donnell of this city.
cU spent yesterday In Chicago. William Lewis of this city spent
Charlea Reynolds returned to Chi-Sunday In Aurora,
devoted to meeting with the project i cago after spending the week-end Tom FergiWon of this city, spent
leaders anof planning the work, bo that with friends. In this city. ye-t-day h Utica.
tiiev might take charge tf the twjl ilm BJnon, 5ohn McCarthy, Wal William Unman spin yesterday In I
meetings, la her ubsence The plan ter Lindeman, Umil Deisch Dan Mendotu.
also pro iii,-1 thai since clothing was Haley, James O'Meara, Charlea stick-: Vlberl Lempke Fsrl Harrison.;
I o be the rrtbjor projeel that tin cloth lien-and Owen Vox attended the ball i; Fltanatrick and Eugene Schaefer
Ing speplallsl front the college be oh game in Mendotn yesterdajr, of tliis city, spent yesterday in Btrea-
tallied for use ni the q project leader Mr and Mrs. ay Maylo and Misses i, r
training scboolH Tl. Jan ur cotirsi !5eta White and Oenevleve McLaugb Mr and Mrs Herman Zimmerman
In clothing provided for thi followln? lln attended the ball name in Men-jnnd children, Margarel and Vincent
lersotin or st4becta for dtscutfslon dota yesterday. niotored tn Chicago yeaterday.
' January Making of drqi forms, Charies Kllnk of this city motor ! iiss Marie Enebo of thi-i city.l
"February Llnj an'd design In led to Channahon vesterdaq. Lopent yesterday In Morris.
dr ss. or correct posture, shoes and Jutnes Dunn of this city, spenl Sun ' rjjng Orantham of MnrseH'es was:
corseting, day itii relatives in Jollet, ; Oftawn cnllefl last evening,
".March Coldr n drc Taylor Wjlhulm of this city, spent . Chief of Police Ben Ford, has re-'
"A fi! iMilllnery, yesterday In Chicago. turned to duty after "pending n vara-
"M 1 'se of the dress form, or Miss Loretta Gllligan of La Balle, tlbh in Chfcago and Cedor Rapids, a.
use of one pattern for more than one visited friends in this city yesterday.! .Ss Launia Aussem was a Lincoln
garment, Mss Rene Dottier of this city, spent visitor on Saturday.
-JuneAlteration of commercial the week-end with friends In Joliet. ,
patterns. gd White of Spring Valley, called .,,..
July Fitting and election ol com ,, Ottawa friends yesterday, ENJOY CHRIST CHURCH
menial patterns : Kll Rarreti of Strealor was the CDCrm cn.MP CCDWIPC
"Augusl ITse of the one piece pal KUesl of Ottawa friends Sunday. OrtLIAL oUIMu otHVILt
t-m for children's garments1.
"September Use of the one piece
pattern for adults arments
"t)( t'hi r lr'"h ctlon ol textiles.
"November i 1 December Kcor
gani : il loii no el log,
"Th" honjt iaiijiu,i mi nt work ha
been condaoted iolons two lines 1 1 i .
year I rf ua t'i l tiil tnc Ol th I ur
vey of fhf rural bqmrf hj the local
home management chfllnni i Kour
liumli
hand
LMII II
was i
what
mode
pllam
man;'
being
uryey cgiil w. n
i!
hi an rei.'u teii. The survey
: for the purpose of showing
entigfl i f rural Uomi s have
i ati-r in them, Insl le toilets,
lectrlcnl equlpmenl and ap
The odo r type Of hone
i nt work is work thai Is
rled on In eat'i unll durlnn
the month. Even home management
chairman received ten homi demon- ll;
stratum curd-, or cards lhal an) worn "i
an could take and experiment in her
own kitchen, proving to her ell th
amount of lime she could save h
propi r arrangement of her work audi'
eeuipmf tn. In addition to these three
projects several of the units havop
henn Inlere ti l in thi stlldi of civics
Slid h.nve. ta Itpn it lip With fifteen min
ut.es' di mission ol each unit meeting,
"N. w pr il'lcms to face as tile Home
Bureau grows:
"With tli beginning of the liftii
year of the Home Bureau It seems
that tie ri an manv important pna le
W'Ullam Thompson of Karlville was
an Ottawa visitor yesterday. The sons.- service given at Christ
c.n p Can-, Herbert Carr, and Bplscopal church yeaterday' afternoon
Claude Van Hoorebeko of Marseilles, irndcr the direction of jiMss Anita 1
.. re Ottawa vi- iters yesterday. i Baldwin was a trcii tn the fair ImI .
I'i'-il Sehupp of Morris, visited witbreonareRatlon ffiho'htlrended, Thcih lr. ,
Lrlends In this cfty yesterday, assisted bj a number o' iiddlllonaf
Ii-;s Marion Tliotnpsoii ami BUI voc i'ists. was al Us bf'M and th"ir j
Hugbcfl of Karlville, motored io ihis numbers were rriosl sslsfaefory in;
city yesterday. every ways The roIos by Mrs. Ou$J
l.awretice White Of this city spent i Ma v. Mi's I leu-land and Miss Su
yesterday with friends in I.a Salle. sapne Woodward wire raee treats and
Mr and Mrs, Henry Yentt, Mr. ami lies lUfuliy rendered. The numbers
Mrs, Louis Claefke and children. Mar-ihv (ji irge Rood of St renter shewed
car. t ami Louis, motored to Chicago 1 1 hat gentleman possessed a beautiful
were they spent the weekend at the voice which DttaWo people would like
io hear ofteaer, Pred Beem's singing i
;i''.;i- a pleasure and yrsterdaj
have n scil out have proved of W" nn efCTPtlon The only instr i-
henefll to the woman. Erom Janu- meetal number on, tht prograni was n
min iniv tl... r., in. v,o,.. ,,e.i. i.l will ! violin Solo liv Ma.t"r William .1.1
1 1
it out to the food COUlr- "n,u
lim i of a number of the audience tor
a vi ry ere titanic pi rrormance.
The aiti moon's program was large-
January Meat canning hints,
February Poultry hints; inculi
in I'm mat ion and
of sin ill
dded to bv William Tydeman, or
;,.iii-t. and the Excellent work and
gred taste rf Sam W, Raymond :;.s
violin c "conipaniat.
It is to be hoped thai the choir will
providi Bimllar Sunday afternoon
services during the coming summer.
CHAPLIN'S MOTHER
From the way the boys have been
preparing for thi event, it is evi
dent that the Community will he well
Mid for the investment they are mak
ing and the trouble they are going
tq to put it cn rijjht. The business
anuses ami the newspapers, public
spirited men ami women have given
generously and the crooning of their
efforts will come in the appreciation
lhal will be shown by the boys from
I lie various schools in town as they
march in the parade, down the street,
and i serf their maximum efforts In
trying to win the prizes that have
been assigned for the various races.
Every hoy In town is looking forward
to this event as being the biggest
tiling he ban ever heard of. The
mothers of these hoys can tell you
strange stories ot nibbing liniment on
son joints, of their desire for physi
cal exercise; how easy it is to get
the boys io bed early ami how par
ticular they are in regard to the Mud
of loud tiny must eat; all this in
preparation tor the ureal marathon
Of Ottawa.
Cadets as "Generals."
The special details from the high
school cadets will go to each paroch
ial and grade school in town tomor
row aftarnoon at l o'clock and each
boy is required to report to school
before They line line up and
march to their respective positions
around Washington square, where
the parade will forrp and be ready to
start down La Salle street promptly
at 2 p. m Hefltrich's hand will take
tin- lead and will be followed by the
bjgh schoi I cadets and boy scouts,
in uniform. Each school will be
headed by their respective officers
and a Auk hearer. Bill Pearson and
his drum corps will be In the center
of the parade, which will place them
hetwei 11 Washington and St. Coluin
ba's. There have hen many esti
mates made as to the number Of
boys in (Ittawa and while it cannot
be stated how many will be In the
parade, it is safe to say that it will
be at least four blocks long and the
estimate of 1,600 will not ! far off.
Want List of Rooms.
Following the custom established
last year, the Chamber of Commerce
will begin immediately ti prepare a
list of homes in the city of people
who ara willing to provide sleeping
CROWNING OF VIRGIN
A. PRETTY CEREMONY
One of the most impressive cere
monies uver conducted at Si Colum
ba church occurred lust night at 7:30
O'clock when beautiful services were
w ith the crowning
n, More (ban four
the pupils of SI.
and St. Xavlers
the processional
main aisle of
o'clock.
held in connection
Of the blessed vlrg
hundred children,
Qolumba Bchool
Aoaaemy rormeo ihe
Which passed down (he
the church just at ":'M
The processional was headed by the
altar hoys, walking four abreast sing
Ing a processional hymn A bearer
carried a floral cross made largely of
'! of the valley. The girl W"
white gowns ami veils, and each ear
ned a bOUQUl t which were placed on
the altar.
Attended by all the smallest girls
in the school, little Miss Jane Pegley.
marched as crown bearer, carrying
the crown of the virgin on a while
satin pillow. Miss Bthel Fegley a
ow n hearer and a mem
ar's graduating class of
aoademy crelwnedl the
I iter of the ci
her of this ye
s-1 Xavler
virgin.
During tl
music was
Attn- the
ie service unusually pretty
furnished by t lie choir.
ceremony ol crowning an
Inspiring sermon was preached by
I Rev, Vincent (irilTin of Peoria of St.
! Mary's Cathedral. He spoke to the
children who were assembled on the
life of the virgin and the inspiration
she has always been to the world.
A behedlctlon followed the sermon.
Dean T. E. Madden and ltev.
Michael Tracy of St. Colutnba parish
were asalatad Wy Revjj Lawrence
Hackett of St. Patrick parish and
Rev, Casimir iMiller of St. Francis
parish.
TOM WATSON OFFERS
TO FIGHT COLLEAGUE
Washington, May
appointments in Georgia
Po
iturl
itmi
ii ;i
exchange in the
senator Watson
stale, ami semit
do, a republican
office committee
business was
minutes aftei
enate today bel ween
democrat of that
ir Phlpps of Colora
member of the post
w Ith the re; alt thai
disrupted for several
which tbe two senators
took their controven
dor with the Qeor.gic
personal bombat.
into the corrl
lenator offering
Public and sectarian schools or ot
tawa Willi ii dd snenlal Memorial day
rtrrclseq P'rlda afternoon, according
to a: lounci incuts made to la I y I
W Bn wer of tht local :. A It posl
Si iters from the ranks f the civi.
: war veterans world war veterans an I
Woman's Relief Corps have been as
Ignod attt mi the various schools
and addii .s the scholars, Assign
ment; made this morning for tlie vi:
i h us Bf hools follow ;
Sneakers Assiqned.
ri. a aut view I nther Colli W 1!
unnlfffham, Roy Wllhelm.
I Ittliwa High Bel) ml R. C, Ionian. In
0. A. Karr.
st Columbs Parochial Bchool and
Convent W, E, Prlchard, John
Fi ehan.
Lincoln School I) I! BnoW, Rl lie i
Fool.
Columbus s. hoi l J. '. Ebersol, E, il
Van Scholck.
Jefft rson School E, il strait. .1 P.
Alv"y.
Washington School John F. dill, K,
R Bradford,
Sha boons Rchool I. M Chamberlain,
Emmett Kelly,
McKinley Bchool William Joncks,
Taylor Wilhi !m
st Patrick's Bchool- A T. Tress,
Thomas O'Meara.
st Francl' School David 1orrlauJi
, .lames O'Meara.
Relief Con- r.oeakrrs.
Tin membt ra of Seth Karl Relief
Corps detailed to visit the adiools by
Mrs. Frances 1'rarcc. president, are
as follows:
Pleasant View Luther College Irene
Hnwley, Qsther Galley, Minnie
Washeman,
MeKlnlev School Mrs Fill, Maud
Hill. Mis. Stevens.
II Il1i School Mrs. Butterfleld, Mrs
Daisy O'Neill, .Mrs. Mattie BalT,
SI. Cclumba School Mrs Peltier.
Miss Murphv, Mrs Scanr.ell.
st Patrick's School Mrs. iRioamstein,
Mrs. - Brcll, Mrs Mlntilo
Bcherer,
St. Francis' School - Mrs. WallCllng,
Mrs. Fred Scln rer. Mrs. Mutter.
Jefferson School Mrs Banning, Mrs.
Lena Smith, Mrs. Place.
Columbus School ..Mrs Levy, Mrs.
On gg. Mrs. Armstrong.
Shahhona School Mrs. Farnswortl
Mrs. Baker, Mrs Thompson.
Washington School Mrs Hrewer, Mn.
Pi not, Mrs. Stlefel.
Lincoln School Mrs. Kilgore, Mrs,
Fowler, Mrs. Widnu r.
This being (the centennial year of
"UNICUM"
Real Human Hair Nets
Cap or Fringe, Single or Dou
ble The largest and strongest
I tuman I air Net
2 for 25c
Sold exclusively at
KHt SAI.lv Singer sewing machine,
in a i condition; price $12. v 1 1
vm x or address 119 Weat Jackson St.
Km BALE Cheap, West t antral
Minnesota farm; good l!4o ane
farm, :(.. miles from Norcross, Minn,
giaal mark' t lun on main Hue 0. N.
Ry.i six room house, fair barn, gran
ary, hog riouae, poultry douti , Hue
How ing well, grove, ric h black loam
soil, all tillable; a h'g bargain, at 178
per acre, on eas terms. Write fur
more particulars and leaflet describ
ing Traverse County. TRAVERSE
LAND OMPANY, Wbcaton, Minn.
KOH SALE Small tracts of land, X to
I acres, convenient to Ottawa; fair
prices. W H PUSEY, Central Life
B!dg Ottawa. Ill
TOR BALE Ont ot the finest new
residences, with spacious land
caped minimis, in this part of Illinois;
St) ' lutely modern and up to date; see
me at once If interested
W. H PUSEY, Central Lite Bid.
FOR HALF Six room house; electric
lights, gas, city water, garage and
chTcken house; strawberries, fruil
trees and grapes; priced reasonably,
Inquire 500 Elm St. or call 818-Y,
FOR KKN'T Completely fnrniihed
tl vi i room house; can have posees
slon at once; references required.
Call 628-L or x4!t-K.
SWIFT TREASURER ON
STAND IN SMALL TRIAL
Waukegan, May 22. The trial of
oyernor small entered into its fifth
week today with W. W. Sherman, as
sistant treasurer of Swift & Co., again
on the stand.
Ralph Dttdy for the state, read Into
the record a number of notes for
1500,000 each ami two for $:tui),0ue
each Issued by Swift & Co. Fourteen
notes totalling $6,600,000 were read
and then passed around the jury box.
They all bore six to einht and one
fourtb per cent interest. The state
claims not more than two per cent
was paid the sate. Mr. Daily asked
Mr, Sherman about missing records
of his company covering two periods
ill IIHS and 1919-20, The witness said
he hud been unable to And the pages
from his records (or the perloda in
Iplest ion.
lion
hicks.
.March midget your canning an
ways of preparing vegetables.
"April Time tables for plant it:
I I ! I is aid tuberous rooted plant Bll
lotins on beautify ins thi farm yard.
"May Destroy Insects In the vegc
t garden preparation -i IMMIGRATION CHIEFS
iTil" SSS'aB, ON TRAIL OF CHARLEY
ii seems to me thai the funda
. , i, ....... ,,,.,i.i,, Mi ii Tiiust be more lie ntals that underlie the real lionu
Ul III Mil' ....... ...Q ...... - j
aid more emphasised. The median makers problem have hardy been
les of home making or housekeeping touched upon, For Instance, a worn Washington. May 28. Immigration
naV(. i n over emphasized not on4y j sn's civic duty to her family and to j authorities me Investigating the con
in our Home Bureau but in all home her community Is certainly a problem ditions of which Hannah Chaplin, the
economics In public schools, as well for every home maker, whether sin aged shell-shocked mother of Charley
as In colleges. wishes to or not. The problem i f I Chaplin and Sidney Ohap'.in, a brother
Tins nlan of work also provided I cblld training has scarcely been con they allowed to stay in the United
the 0ther projects be carried sldered in connection with home maK
along as home demonstration or home j Ing duties. Cnconscloussly we havi
ami reported al tlie tnrterenc awepieq n iu huhb mm mini .
Consexjuently, al every unit woman incomes a mother she wll
inciting there has been tune aevoieu . snow now io lbrh cm ui uei uuu
rts from th" following cnair area, me reui nusmess oi un nous
projects
meetings
to repor
men :
States Mrs. Chaplin was mentally
deranged during one of the lirst Her
man Oreo raid:'- over London. Her
son wished her to come to Califor
nia at the close Of the war to receive
treatment. She was given permission
to ctiler the country for one year, lmt
i.'imit health home manage- noid that is. conducting tne nome i
. . i ...i i . 'Cl... ..lli.e ;i buslltessl iU- e vvav Ills sclircolv been . , A
mi nt ami ruiai aiaiwum, . . - - , , , : nas never leu
. . . ... .....i :.. . I.. .... ..I '11,., ,1.,,.. t ,,l
nro e,ts that have men euipnasi.eo ..m.-,. uuuvi u . .e
during the year have I n loud and real community
ii. ...... n&nrtDnnient. The food Work part the home I
. I iianitlul throneh the local a problem that has too long been d
i t',0,1 ehatrmail in each community, mailt. In October, when the women , to many, ami not engaged, It was the!
Information is sent oul from the of- plan their program for 1923, it wll
,i, .rv month for Ii r to report on, I" these problems that they will In
ICtn it ii s ami thi'
lUld take in that is
Engaged or Willing to Be.
In Olden times If a girl were willing
iisiom for her to wear a ring on the
In si lin.'ci 1 I the lelt band. It' he
and act as local information bureau t. : these problem- that tin y w il! be i ... ul ,., to remnlli single, then she wore
her unit. Some of the subjects mat 1 liucretea in ami uibuubbiub. ,. ,, ,, ,VtlU. linger.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
in
"THE NUT
99
All persons living in Greenvich villaqe are nuts on some subject or
other. Add Douglas to the Hat. He was nutty about a girl nut. The
girl nut had a nutty idea and Uoug had to help put it across. He did.
And the way he did it makes one of the biggest laughing shows Doug
Fairbanks ever made.
HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY
Adultf 20c. Children 10c Shows 1:15-3:00-7:00 and 8:45
COMING
LOUIS WILSON, JACK HOLT and CONftAD NAGEL
'THE LOST ROMANCE"
METZGER'5
OTTAVA. ILL
A MAN who lives in ott-oway;
Whose temper WAS all shot-o-way;
Willi his razors honed
Well sharpened and toned,
He wonders he EVER got thoto-way.
SAVE YOUR RAZOR BLADES
Re-sharpened blades are better than
new.
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS WITH
Corbus Pharmacy, 700 La Salle St.
W. D. Duncan, 717 La Salle St.
T. E. Gapen & Son, 703 La Salle St.
Jordan's Hardware, 119 W. Main St.
Kneussl Bros., 611 La Salle St.
F. Kneussl, 215 W. Main St.
S. S. Pearson's Sons, 223 W. Madison
Street.
Refior Hardware Co., 117 W. Main St.
South Ottawa Drug Store, 504 State
Street.
Weiss Drug Shop, Nertnev Bldg.
Wheeler &. Malo, 709 La Salle St.
E. S. Woolbert, 214 W. Madison St.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
SHARPENED
By Expert Mechanics
35c doz. double.
30c doz. single edge.
Regular Razors 35c each
OTECO
(Ottawa Tool Edging Co.)
TO
COOK
WITH
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All Kinds Of
STRAW
Hats
CLEANED
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OTTAWA HAT CLEANING SHOP
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TONIGHT AND
TOMORROW
Mary Miles Minter
In
" T I L L I E "
A screen adaption of the famous
novel and play. Droll yet humor
ous, and of intense interest. Also
a new ROLIN COMEDY.
Coming
Wanda Hawley in
"The Love Charm"
"Going For An Outing?"
Going for a picnic? Going for a day or a U-w hours'
recreation and resl ? Then
TAKE THE YELLOW BUS
Ottawa to Starved Rock
Over lln hj Waj Trail The scenic picturesque Drive
.la cool and refreshing
Bus leaving daily downtown at 9:00 A. II, and 2:00
P. m. Sundays, two hour service, starting at B:oo v M.
Parties wishing to make special arrangements call Supt.
i .1. Dicderlch, Phone 180-Y.
I L LIN I BUS CO.
i
means to employ the cleanest, most
sanitary, most efficient and eco
nomical method known.
Bui notwithstanding the value of
i;as for the purpose it demands for
the realization of till its advantages
the use of
Modern Gas Ranges
The objeci of manufacturers of
them Is tn produce a stove which
will give the maximum of results on
the minimum expenditure of fuel..
You will be interested in examining the
ranges of 1922. They carry improve
ments which secure the effects above
mentioned,
The line at our shop includes
the best examples
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Public Service Company
of Northern Illinois