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WEONKIDAY. JULY 11 1982.
I I I E OTTAWA 1 RKETH VDEII-JOl UNAL
Newark
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
A Hard Day of Pleasure
BY ALLMAN
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Wi ni "FPI I'l. vii w
Mr ir iid Johnston pai the Bieel
r Mr. 'Robert MuiMiy Hi Vorkrll .
evartlidayi jam weak mid attended
Miu I'fluu Petareon anil Mita
Charlotte Llll) ol hicafto, W
.Monday nlghi here with ihu lormor'a
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IN Hi I" '
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ovct llir llll
Mi Kn ii i onov.ui I'l nil ii Ell) ii
i mi 0 iiii. iii attar in la and Rfhtei .
Mr uud Mm i mil Johuton, Moudas
iilu'il mi l Hii' I'iMlilii.
.ii -. LIUbie Scoflold in Uirorjt
Wednesday on business for ibu Mi
BOlO TI lephoiii-
coniruuy.
ii n. I'lii'i huh, Ever
out hull, i i'i loraou
Mr .mil Mir
mi. i froiriotti
iiii Wudposdn)
mi .i luolor trip to
Soulti I 'nl.nl. i
lilt. iniH'i' i, ,
Mr:
v. lu i iUc will visit
I'l l i.u.l Mill I i Hi i
Mi rim. iin,i TuniJjwd,, Mra.l
Martha Sukuii'uu, Mla iUJvi Oiaon
awl Mrs. tlajomu Tunti.uui motored
in Join i I ant SV'gtMtaaatiai
Mr. Tool ;n' ul Milwaukee,
Wlf J .mi' and Jui-k fkviBSlP and Mr
('baa Bcoggln ol VorkvJIIa. spent
Tbursdaj ni tin.' liuiin oi Di' ujd All
Ij F. ll I UOUlilll
.Mm luu and .in ii ii Vim Btiaktrh ra
luiii'il i'i their home m Aurora
Thursday ii I III ii v daw. vInII with
Mi. LotUa i "uii'i'ii and Ufa- Ornia
Himlmr.
Mrs. NaiUo Nadaa, Mia. Wn,
t.lcllHo ,111(1 Utile UllUtjhlel Janice, ul
Morris, win' lulling on folatlvea in
bourn UTaduoaday nornini
itiiv. i tut Mis. i. r MTirrlngton are
p-miing a weofc with bla brother- and
wife at Dea I'laincs.
Mr. Hnlii'it Koaka, Misses Alma
am I M in,i Kosfca mill Mlai iDarh no
Miller win' Aurora visitors Thin.,
dm afternoon.
Mlaa Marie B Munaon waa a nnal
nohs visitor in Yorkvllle Friday
not alng,
Re ti llortvedl ol Ottawa, al
landed toe uneral ot Mra, Ueorgi
Johnson al iieimar Friday.
Mr mid Mrs. Ilnou Sh- tvi land ol
PeBuau Papni.- Minn-, arrived bare
Idll week and will tftgtl Mfi lhffO
I. 'iid'!, parents. Mr. and .Mrs. George I
Johnston. TMb made thai trip in
their mix bine.
.vli I Lettie Conyiton, Mra. Qrrlo
Dunbar. Mlkaea lv Brew ink mid tart
ly QMfiey motored to Aunoiau Thurs
day II I'll' llll II 111
Quite ii number (rout here attended
the mutual oi afra. Qeurge Johnson!
at lielniar, Friday afternoon
Mr. .mil Mi- Epoch OlSOJQ and two
children ol Chicago aoonj t li' week
end here with Mr. Oigeffa oareiua.
Mr. and Mrs. H, K Olaen.
Mrs. Emma Redfleld returned laal
Friday ayenlnj froni two week'a
vialt Mtii hnr ndtcet Mrs. B. v
Spring, in Chicago.
BKUUkMLLD
John Maher mid Harry Ki Hv ol
Ottawa wi'i-- callara bere IMturday i
alter uovn.
A large n maker ot Brookfleld
friends attondad the tum tul oi Mra.
bihen siiiucr.v, whioh waa held In
Seneca Krntny tnoruing.
t taude Roae ol MtaaaiUaa i pnti-.
iiiK ii tew days here ftt the home of I
Ills uiirlu. Unset Kose.
Mr. uiiii Mrs. Henry BesUiian ol
oitawii wi'iv callers heri Saturday
mtel'liudli.
Misses lilla am! Ethel S( hroeder
of fclKiu siient the Kourth here at
Lhi; home of their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Juhn SchioedtT.
Master Kennedy Cosa oi Metulota
is sneiuliim a few days hen
ul
the
and
Imme. of his uraiiiluureuts, Mr.
Mrs. PjUtt Keunody. and family.
Byron Uaae was a Seuqcn caller on
Saturda-y.
Mrs, Uouise Jentanaon and
In ot her
l-'ruuk Brtfel of lollel
are spending
relatives and
few day
here with
friends.
Mrs. Flu n Id in Dttnn and
OlflcuKo Heights siient the
son pf
Kourth
here with relatives.
Mr .ind Al i s. Neal Eager hud ns
guests on Sunday. Mr. and Mi Hur
ry Jdbflsdtl ol Aiiioni. Mr. and Mrs.
Olr Bngi,;r and daughter Thelma of
Grand PtigQ.
Koresf Benson and Clarence Qage
were I tf geneca on Wednesday even
infc.
The Mj ti llvg homostead wis
sold at puWtlc aiietioii on Saturday
to W. A.JBmvea of Seneca, iha pur
chase irH being 30, 25 per acre.
Mrs. JoB.eph Rbgah of Verpna en
tertained a number Of relatives and
friends Sunday evening in honor of
the birthday oi her mother. Mrs 101
len Malhniey oi Seneca. About Bfty
were present. A line repast was
Berved dn the lawn and a line time
WOJ3 hud by ell. -V!:'. and Mrs. T. J.
Dunn and datightesc, Marie. Luella
Mini Anna: Mr. and Mrs. William P,
Dunn and eon Joseph; Mr. and
Ed&ar T, Sheedy and daughter,
othy. were those present from
place.
M ra.
Dor
this
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Mail
callers on Mr: and Mrs. Kdwa
er Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. .lames Dlcke
were
fmniiy were callers hare Tburaday
evening.
The funeral of the late Mrs Ellen
Stattery was held at St. Patrick's
lunch In Seneca at in o'clock Friday
ntornlng, Burial was made n Mt
Calvary cemetery Mrs. Slattery. ;i
well known womun. passed at In r
home, corner of Main and lUnlon
streets, at in o'clock Wednesday
morning, after an illness which had
extended over aighl nioulhs. She
had been confined to her bed most
the time Kor Severn! days her con
dition was very serious and death
had been expected, Th" deceased,
whose maiden name was BUen Mn-
hsliey. was horn Jan. 14. 185:',. in
Vienna township, Orumly county.
She lived in that vicinity until her
marriage to the bite .lmnes Slattery
in 1 S7R. The collide wen- married at
St. Patrick's church in Seneca. They
lived on a farm until seventeen years
ago when they mined to Seneca
where Mrs. giattery has since re
sided. She j-i survived by nix chil
dren: Mrs. Alyce C. Kelly. Mrs. An
im May Higgius. Thoma J. Slattery,
TTy if 1
MflCgpecito itattary, all "f BnoqB.
Mra, Harrj Wettergel ol Richmond,
ill., ami John v. Biattory r Chlca
Ko she la alao ahrrlvod iy one sis
ter. Mr- Anna Smith of Ottnwt, and
lour brothara, Thomaa llnhglTay ol
Marton. Ind.; Bdwaad MahaJIay, or
Spriikneld, III ; Januw and William
Mahane) . ol Klnawan, IH Mrs BUM
t. i v during in.' f-ii" lived In
Seneca mad" many friends there, Uer
illiiisri had been I 1"HK '""' '"" h1"'
was vny patleni Beternl times her
condition "a thonghl aarlotta, bul
. .irir time Hhe rallied. She l-aves
many frlcnda throughout the country
u aotl aa la Si a oca a h r grel h r
pi. . ring
Theodore ri on Oi Kin mmi v;i I
buain'eai alii r hi ra Baturdaj aftei
noon.
Mra, Wen Carey, Mn Mayme
( HiiLhlin ami Air. and Mrs. James
Carey and daughter Anna Marl
Seneca waea eailiiul on frlendi
Urookflcld Sunday
or
III
rREF.DOM
i-v il l el:i and ' IBllly have n
turned home from a thrcp week: i.
it with rail iti.' i in mi Kprnb Win
conain. Miss Varna Paterae ol Dixon I
gueat al he Areni ;i home.
Mrs. Loula QonhMUn mal baby
riattahti r ol Walnut visited at the
StocUey hone Friday and Satur
day. Of C (' I.aury was a Tonlca ' la
Itor laal l''rid.iy
Mans Olson la a patienl in Ryburn
hoanltal , Ho recently underwenl an
operation ami is getting along nicely
ii this writing.
S. W. i.aury haa returned to hi
home in St, Upuia after a vi-it with
rolatlVeH here.
Mr. and Mrs Prank Parr ot Sheri
dan visited at the Prank Jones home
a few days recently.
Ke"p in mind tin- lawn Bpclal al iha
Jed Kember heme grlday evening)
July 11. i'i," the benefit of the Bend
( iieterv Ire ireiiui ai d cake will
lie BefVe.ll lor L!.'i iiMlls.
A good program will he given. All
are itivi ted.
Tho in ma bureau will i t with
Miss Ethi I Cox Wednesday, July W.
Ajl are cordially invited to attend,
"The FouB paia" entertainers of
Sheridan will give a program at tie
community house Thursday evening,
July 2 These young men come
highly reconjuneaded. Bverybody
come and spend an enjoyahle even
Ing.
Mahel mid Robert Rood of Oak
Park are guests at the Charles Pool
Imme.
ilidph Stobi, Hi'"' three year old
WOOD SEPARATOR
STORAGE BATTERY
An Underpriced
Battery
The CW Battery
(Wood Separator) has
quality plates, selected
cedar wood separators.
Built right, of all new,
high-grade materials.
Easily the 6esf low
priced battery you can
buy !
Sizes to fit all cars.
Battery and Electrical Service
Station
217 Main St. Ottawa
Representing
Willard Batteries
(THREADED RUBBER INSULATION)
and W Batteries
(WOOD SEPARATORS)
-
5
' 1
II
WW" . '
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
aon ol Ol&f Stohl pf Ottawa,
,...li.. k.llu I , ,,l , I',., fa
waa
.(.in i i ti. ....
. ai
the U'lnilus home Klind'iy The i .1 m
... , ..... ... ,i... ,
o n, hum nun in iiii- ii. ii n ,ii. 'i in.
little follow III unable to e jst
.. I.... .1 I I
l 11,1 UK. 11,1 I'l' ll' u
Mrs Bva Blue lx a gUWI at I In
Frank Pntik home near Dayton,
Mr, mid Mrs. Oscar Albert son anr
noun'cc the blnth ol a dadghtur at
their home July 11.
tlomar Port r La Mar. Mo., visit-
d .it the KejUogg heme several days
re tly.
Mn Bryan Iflnkson and daughter
Marjotie went to Chicago Sunday,!
fO a Visir itll relative:.
Mr and MM, Oaoar Oifemn ami
Mr. Edwtnaon vlilted Norway rain-
im H Suudav.
There win he ipoclal musical pro.
gram in tie Hardlnp nark July 16
at S p. in., with a sermon by the pan
tor. Large crowds are attending
those outdoor services,
ACCUSES WIFE OF
BFING BIGAMIST
La Salle, ill., .'i
ioi': of Mm idllii
I and swem OUl
and Mrs. Rudolph
street
The warrant
at for bbjamy
huahund for ma
(ii'ndolii claims t
Schappa, then A
Ogleaby, at Ottq
.i,n
Hid
djtyi
.Indue Kognig
bul
Ii
did not approve of the marring
woujd not allow ili in to live ie;
lie state;' thai be went to Mar.
to Work 00 til" tnw W' ItlTWir
!ler
lllei
,'in,;
later learned thai hla wife rcmarrle
m Ithout securing a divorce,
Tin- cose waa set tor laal Satfirda
In the office of indue a. hi Toung, im
as coal Ihued until July is.
Done at Home.
Tailor's ml: "HII lakh ynr mens
lire and give you Hts." No yon Won't'
our wife does that.- Boston Bvenlnii
'i'ran -i-iipi.
11 -Plate
115.83
Other sizes at
slightly higher
price.
7saJ
UTe Free
WANTED.
, .......... ,c ,.,,.,,,,.,
Adl-.N I S U AN I KH
By large muau
l .. l.,r. ...II ..I, . , , I ...II I
.. , ,.
I - " "
experience roijulrcd; f?o Lumplca.
MADISON Mll.l.s. 505 Broadway, Ni w
York Clt.
YvANTKD Middle aged woman r
i iu:i ii iih iiiiid preferred, to do
general housework, Photo Otica 807.
BAtJCSMK.V, AUKNTS - Advertise,
sell candy to atotekocpirs; big pgy;
experience not neceasarjj, cxiv
CO., T-':t Walnut st . I'hii dolphia, I'a.
WANTED Small furnished cotiago.
rr.sonablo rent; will k-iee for l
vein-, can bIvo rafi i cah. Address
(i. A., care Free Trader-JJoarnai
WANTED Up to dale ooUage, Batl
or youth Ottawa. W U PU8KV.
Ctntral Llfo Bldg.
FOR RUNT.
I'lii! RBNT Tho Thomas Vox house,
house with furnace, (lectric iu-.ht a
No plumbing. .VU in good order
Tel. 648-W,
T. 11. BARBELL,
FOR
RENT Six-room, onc-ator
Cottage at. 8 7 Second SI
lights, wi ii, ,nc plumbing
painted: Imnicclute poasi :
I I per lirrrtlttrl iTereticcs.
T. B. PARRIivL,
Ti
Oil
-V'. ' Collcte Building.
TOR RBNT
I Second 'St
J cistern. $12
! onces.
',t root) cottggo, 81 1
Eloctri lights, well,
oo per bonth. Refer
T. I. FARRELL.
TOR BENT
preferred.
I'uiiii led room:
Call t" Y.
TOR RENT N'eit little four room
i cottage, SH (ioond St.. ImHJe
diate poaacsain ; last temtni bnoj m
I ouJ of rent; hope to RSt a bettor, ana
: this time, BO please g!vo references
and time to line tln-m up
T. I!. IfARRELL,
Tel. (ilS-W. College Bldg.
FOR RENT Seven room house; new
ly decorated; moderate rent; 717
East Superior St. J. 0. HARRIS ft
i SON", 129 West Main St. Phono 857-W.
r'oit RENT -Modern rooms; centrally
located. Phone 367-K
FOR RENT Second story apartment
of tho P'dtier residence, all modern,,
but unfurnished, corner of Chestnut
una rouini streets, inquire oi ireu'i
it. telephone '.'SI-Ij., or Mi;
Zellers, N. Clinton street.
Xlun).!
REAL ESTATE.
fOR BALE 1 room bungalow with ROOMS TO UK NT Several parties
larco front porch, hot wafer heat,1 ,! u;ih ""' rooms lo rent,
fine bath room, large barnj two lota, One a single furnished room. oe two
$1,600.00; an 8 room modern house.:''','"" kitchenette and hath. Tele
with Klnm-ori su-i uarlnr. In ;imtf,r Of,
tawa; large lot. $,000,00. Ml.is Qer-
trade Harris
KOR S.!
I Tn acres Improvi d fa nn
land, 'i, mile
Salle County, 111
Intiire of MR!
AH I iT, Kiirlvilk
Bouth of Salter, i.i
lol -. I'or part Icularji
HERMAN BUCK-111.
FOR SALE Small tracts of laial. 2 t i
I acrcii. coirvenlent to Ottawa; fit!.'
prices, W. B. PUSEY, Central Life
Bldg., Ottawa, 111.
FOIt BALE- due tic.re; fine Improve-
j ments; South Ottawa. Also ll acres. I
Also lino residence jiroperty, cottage
and 8 room house, .North Side; very
reasonable In price. W. 11. PUBEY,
Central Life Bldg., Ottawa. III.
rmt
ALE Cm
stock and
$2 per
need; pie
and creel
eight hen
achinery
isand seventy
ranch In Mon
cxe: all fem e.i and
ty of water In w etta
; school house o-i
1 of horses and ill
6 Itb the land; t
d very low priced.
ARRELL,
College Building,
cross ii
spring
land;
farm n
T. I '..
Tel. U4s-V.
Marriage in Poland.
The average man isn't overjoyed to
learn thai Willi his wife he is aniiir-!
Ing a largo following et in-laws. Bujj
in Poland it i- different. In the mar-'
rUge riintmct the nnia does not in
quire what s girl's Mirtia is, but how
taaay rplatives she has, as eai h nael
la relied UJXitl fur 'H. ii bl iml
BBuajHil i:- d,h n lo ajasajoat a
match, through her i rent J
V . ula
.1 . U Jill
I '
Trader-Journal's
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
for Sale One Port roadster ai.
one Maxwell tun truck. .1. A. Mil
i.i it, prop. Dajy'a Mills.
Kit sa'.i-; One unall truck wagon,
with platform ; apr1ngi can he used
Ingle of double. Alao a beavy single
harneaa, brnaa mounted. 'i i . it i .!:-
MKYBR8, blaoksmlth shop, Mndlaon
St.
AUTO SUPPLIES
Automobile Owneri
Von will gel U tn in prr cent, mors
miles per gallon by hkIhr Bnperlof
Qasollne Vapqrtaers. Prloi (1.60. lrea
trlid. I'rovlnK is oonvinclng. l'oti
brUga inlorniatlon and cuts. Kla'.e
make and model,
r MONTGOMBRT,
i r'"n Ave., Superior, Wis.
aienuiaciurer ana uutrioutor,
HOUSES
. ..
MONEY Never was there
;l hotter opportunity for lending
mom y than now. Seven per cenl .
groat, unite comforting, quite plea
ant. Why don't you (.-it yours cul
while you i cwi? l offer ffnf security
a d I do,! wan you o take I 11 your
own bunker fulli In approvq it.
T ii PARREl i
Tel 648-W
College Buildinj
TOR BALE- One ot the Bttflat new
residences with spacious land-
capcri grounds, In this part of Illinois; I
. I. .... A ... J. A . . .
aiisijiiiieiy nioiicrn ana up to aaie; sec
me al once If Interested,
W. B, BUSEY, Ci Dtral Ufe lildg.
FOR SAI.lv-5 room, pebble dash cot
tag:?. West Ottawa; bathroom, fur
Dace, hardwood floors! very large
laundry; ;i,'JO0, less than half cash.
And
t; room cottage; hardwood floors;
laundry; M.Q00.
MISS GERTRUDE HARRIS.
WANTBD-A-I have several customers
want ill!- small, complete house I.
Finest kind of tenant! and bi si credit.
What have yon to rent?
T. B, I'AUKKI.f.,
Tel 618-W. College Bldg.
TOR BALE
We have I strictly hiub-
grade player piano. In a beautiful
case, that we will sell lor half pi h e.
W e also have a good used piano that I
we will Bell for 135. Easy terms on
both ol these bargains. Address
CABLE I'lAN') CO., 215 .North Ottawa
St-i JolJot, 111.
i
run amj& so acre!;; minnicrt
drive of Ottawa; nil under cultiva
tion; B00 down, 1M)0 Jan. t, I9ti3,
$5,000 Jan. i, 1924, balance ten years,
at 6 per cenl. W. B. PUSEY,
Central I.ifo Bldg., Ottawa. 111.
Pouo or eaii ami i win give you tueir
numbers nod name
T. B. KA.HHELL.
FOR SALE -Large 7 room house, In
good location; newly decorated;
bathroom; electric lights; $.3,600.
ti room hoime, West Ottawa; toUV,
Kns; IL650.
MISS GERTRUDE 1 1 A H 1 IS.
SEVEN PER KNT I offer icy
.'.Hide Rrsl mortgage notes draw in
Seven per cent for ten years,
own haulier will not withhold hi
TOttr
'e-
proval
him.
to you
I yoiJ submit the mailer to
wan! the privilege of talking
bout t In in . May l?
T. B. HARRELL,
Tel, M8-W. College Building
FOR BALE S room house, ("enter Ot.-
tawa; hardwood floors throughout;
2 tireplnces; very larpe bathroom; fur
nace; 6,000, one halt cash.
MISS GERTRUDE IIAKIUS.
FOR BALE A beautiful location for
a residence on small farm, between
2,'. and 30 acres, one mile from Otta
wa, en the scenic highway und com
prising ine ni amuses oi coai. sann,
gravel, timber aiiu some land to cui
tlvate. Apply to U . Ii. PUSSY,
i etitr.il Life Ri le-. Ottawa, III.
FINI!: HOMK FOR SALE 7 room
boupe, bath, pantry, etc. Modern
ronvenlences. In good condition.
Hot water heatinx. Bargains for
latch sain fall S7S-T,
FOR RBNT A nice two-story frame
dwelling. T-'i East Superior St.; all
IM good order: furnire. tras. electa,
lights, v , ii and rlstarau bnmfdlate
tfos i ion; reforen " ; $?'.'.
Tel vb-A. T. u. rARRW.1.
L
MOUSES
FOIt 8AI.HJ--7 room house, bath
room furnace, laundry, ham and
KArnice. In first clans condition. $&,
6t,0 Also, 7 room, two stery house,
furnace, hath, very lartte lot, $4,60.
H room house, hot water heat, all hard
1 wood floor, laundry, barn, 17.200. All
1 In Moutb Ottawa. Have nmny more.
better harKaliis thau ibeae. Mlsa ier
, trudo Harris.
fort SAI,B New brh k 0 room hunsa
low, modern, In first class condl
tlon, $S(8Q0; also G room bouaa fur-
nsef, hath, nas, laundry, $,K00; and
r room houwi, oak and enamel wood
work, hardwood floors, very larxa
rout porch, newly painted ami dec-
I "rated, $B,onu
; all In West Ottawa
MIkh Gertrude Harris.
lt)B 8AUB 7 rmim cottage, hath,
gas. electric lights, I2.S00; also S
room cottage, hardwood floors, fur
nace, hath, caa, laundry, $5.(1(10; and
7 room house, hot water heat, oal
used in J !20 for beating an dcooking
cost $f)6.oe; hath, fine electric fli
tores, gas, laundry, lante barn; will
he sold a. a bargain. All In Eaat Ot-
tawa. Miss Gertrude Harrla.
,,()R BALE-StricUy modern 7 room,
,,,,,,,, ,, om. DBrn, 75
i , , , . , . .. , . :.. "
front. Abundance ol trull of
illl Ii'.' l,OOIl ll" ' 1 I ' II
for cash.
Phono Hlack 171, Mar-
sellies.
WANTED The address of William ii.
Thompson, owner of Lpl "i. Block
Hess'1 second addition to Qttuwa. I
.im reasonably certain be la no!
mayor ol Chicago.
Tel 648-W. T. B, FARRELL.
TOR SALE 7 room dwclllnf?, Soiih
Ottawa; lar;o lot! hardwood floors,
flraplaco, bathroom, furnace, laundry,
In first class condition. Also
S room dwelling; bathroom, hot
water heat, hardwood doors, laundry,
garage.
These places, if sold Immediately,
can be bought for $ 1 .0(io lew than a
year ago. Miss GERTRUDE HARRIS, i
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
DAUY CHICKS--America's greatest
iarm breeds; Wnite Leghorns, R. I.
Reds, Barred Plymouth Rocks; big,
huaky ohlcks that live and gr-ow; write
lor April, May and June dellvoiy
TWIN ACRE POULTRY FARM, Sher
idan, 111.
FOR sank Koenlg's single corot
Rhode Island reds hatching egga
from good laying strain. $1.26 per 15
V. V. KOfflNIO,
Phone 420-Y.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PENSltTNg for service dm in:
-p,
mh-Plillipplpo war. act of June 5,
IB0. Consult MILO B, STEVENS &
CO., Attys., B0-G3 Went Jackson Blvd.,
Chicago, Bstah 1804
VVK START vor in the i andy maMi"
bhalnesa at home, bp small room
anywhere, furnishing overytlilng, anrl
buy your candy; u&perloncc nunece.!
sary; rood pay; men, women. Hocsi'
OP CANOV MAKERS, 719 alniU St.,
! Philadelphia, Pa.
MAONETO,
QENER VTOR A N ')
i st vit'ri-:it smijvii'i-:
STATION
skea of sya-
rlnnillna nnrlc fm ..11 ,
lenuine i
tenia, n holnHaln or rel:iil
carry radio supplies. OTTAWA
TIUC CO.. -Ml South Clint
Phone 982,
.1 ;
i;mt;i;t siiok REPAIR work
DONE people nreor shoes twice as
loiiK these (lavs as they used to. Mod
km machinery, as Ii installed in ri
simp, has change it so thai yon can
have your old shoes made over almost
as good ns new. We do high class
shoe repair work at reasonable price.;.
Work done while you wait.
Charles nvw ki.u s.
800 La Salle i'.t.. Under Stanton's.
V. g, HAYNF., the Harneaa and T,
Man -LaWO mow ers
cleaned and adjusted, 81,
sharpenad,
("OM
on
IN AND BET OCR
K! I
Warm Home Furnaces."
A. HARDTEN,
Phone 81T-W. 114 Fast Main St
Breed of Irish Lion.
UaMM ate hreil In i ofltaeianM more
sncoeasfullv In the DttUli KiMihiglcaJ
i odenn thin any at hero rise la the
world.
Professional Cardo
I HI how L. UNA tt,
Warrick & VfVanick
CHIROPRACTORa
rainier rkihool (iranuates
Ottawa. Ul
Office I'hons moH. it... Phnne lilt) a
Hours: 10 12. 2 5. 7 8.
Room 2K-14 Central IM i Dn dint.
Dr. C. A. Blean
CHIROPRACTOR
Hours: a. m., I I n. m.
Incensed
by Illinois State Hoard oi
Health
Room '.'II n Malonev HulMIn
UPHOLSTERING AND
RENOVATING
Parlor Furniture. Cooches, Daven.
ports and Chairs upholstered and re
paired. Peathcrbeds and pillows renovated
and marie Into sanitary mattresses.
Phone 837-X or tend o
GEORGE BAUCHLE
1519-1523 W. Main 8t.
Geo. A. Crowden
Real Estate
OJIbway Lots. Farm Bargains
30-1-305 Armorv Block
Ottawa. III.
CHICAGO, OTTAWA
& PEORIA RAILWAY
OTTAWA, ILL. I
Eifective May 7, 1922.
EASTBOUND.
Eastbound cars leave Ottawa sta
tion for Marseilles, Seneca, Morris,
Minopka, Rockdale and Jollet, HI., la
a. in. a-g6:00, bB:60, b-h6:35, b7:65,
b9:55i bll:-S6. In p. ul: bi:5B. b-h
2:65, b3:65, bh4:56, bB:55, b7;5S,
1)1(1:00.
WESTBOUND.
W( itbound cars leave (Mtswa sta,
tlon for Utlca, La SalK,. I'er't, Spring
Valley, I, add. DePue, Bureau, Prince
ton in a. in.: cV5;. g-f7:in, d8;60.
Traiararj2B!
:...... h dl0:66, cl 1 1 56, in p. in.: U:66,
I d2:55, c-13:65, c-nil:25, d4:66, C6;65,
I d-liG:"i5, c?:66, dl0:00.
SOUTHBOUND.
Southbound cars leave Ottawa sta-
I tin for Grand Ridge. McKlnley Park
: and Strcator in a. m : 5:5i, 7:55,
SI 55, li:66. In p. ro.: 1:65, 3:55,
I 5:55, 8:0(1. II :00.
a-Morris. 4
i b -Joliet.
c - Princetetl. S
d Lada.
I f La FaJ'.e. -4
g Dally except Sundava and holl-
! days.
h Sundays and holidays only.
k Daily except Saturdays, Bundaya
and holiday i.
I i tally except Saturday.
m Saturday only.
p Saturday's Sundays and holldaya
only
ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND SAVE
MONEY.
TICKET OFFICE OPEN FROM 6:40
A. M. TO 11:35 P, M.
TICKET FARES TO
CHICAGO.
Via Joliet, III . and Chicago A Jollet
Electric Railway.
Round Trip $3.00
One Way $1.85
(Return trip limited to ten days.)
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE.
EXPRESS HANDLED ON ALL CAR8
AT LOW RATES.
RAIL AND WATER EXCURSION.
ai
(I)ailv including Sundays.)
TO
IN ria. Chllllcothe, Hcnrj.
Effective June 12. Wi. via Peru,
Illinois and La Salle and
Peoria Packet lines.
Round Trip $2.25
One Way $1.25
Stop off at Starved Rock State
Park pi rmitted.
Boat leaves Peru. 111., southbound,
1:34 p. m.; Peoria, northbound. 7:30
a. m. Weekdays; 8 30 a. m Sundays.
Cheerful Thought.
"The N iiiimat)
the den list a he prepared for as aaj
tractioo.- OctOBW , i

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