Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., December 04, 1922, 3 O'CLOCK EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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OTTAWA FREE I '?AIMK - .JOLKN AL.
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6EX RATIO 109.1 TO
AGAINST 104 TO 100 FOR EIMTIRS
POPULATION OF THE UNITtJ
STATES.
Mrs, Silas Tiuyor of BtMttOD, S. P., '' J
CENSUS SHOWS MEN DOINGS OF THE DUFFS A Night Out BY ALLMAN
EXCEED WOMEN ON' iliiTI F TM ll
i TME OFFICE OR AllTTLEWmLE.V ' 0 I'M LATER THAN I H Zll,. S ' HAVE HAD TO SIT OUT THERE AND
IRflrniOAII FA !1 Al P 1 f.i.Aijmc ihoujht i-o be-i suppose Wffl .. 1 freeze to death -voo are alwavs
AMERICAN FARMS. I. cr;;i5 I JkP
ll.'i.T U) 111
II Jl. .Mill !'() IT, l IM lOiein IIOI'Il P')M- t
Tim (lupin mont if coniiiiorco iiii
noggcme that. neeoNting to tho four
teenth decennial eunmis, the 3l,GH,26!)
farm dweller emimcr: i I as of .Ian.
1, 192f, were er, Up d :;i eordltl I I
HOX and age fin follov Males, 18,
4M,33K; females, 14,117,831. Under
10 ywu-;' f ago, 8,188,070; 10 to 20
years, 7.S24, I'd; 21 years and over,
iri.6ri2.093. -The farm population com
prises all perilous iicti:;'.lly ailtinc
their Im'i on twins, rogardle
whether ongnged In agriculture, t i
gather with, farm lahorci'ti and tin "
famliU'i living elsewhere than on
farm, but not living in Incorporated
places.
The sex ratio for the farm populi
ton in 1920 whs 109 I males to 101
female, as against a ratio of 104 to
loo for the entire population Of the
UuJtod Stale,:. In every state c scepl
three West Virginia, Wyoming and
Arizona the ratio of null to femu!, I
was higher for tho farm population
than for the total population, despite
the. fact that the foreign born element,
ln which the males considerably out
number the fomaleo, is found mainly
in the cities. Thin mean , thai tarter
numbers of women than of men are
leaving the f.-. tin:- in search ot more
lucrative fields Of endeavor. Basl of
the Mississippi river the liiuli
for any state r that for Wisconsin.,
while til,; lowest, Ion.,
appOS rs for South CluroHna. West of
fh' Mir.slsslppl tn corresponding ratio
ranged from IH',4 for Nevada to I OS: 7
for Louisiana. In general, the ratios
1 are higher In the went than in the
! north and hitfjicr in the north than In
the south.
Of the total farm population. 26.7
per cent wire under 10 years of ag",
21.7 per rent between lit and 21 ycr.
of age. and 4!'..', per cent were 21 jreaTl
of ago and over. Th d correa pending
porcaatogM tor the entire population
of tho United Stutes wre 21.". IOT
find 57.0. respectively. Thus tin f.nri
po pohltion Incluih s n relatively large
proportion of perooni under the ago of
21 and B relatively Knia'l proportion
of persons 21 years of ace and over.
Tbl-i dilT( rence in ag' distribution 's
duS i'l large part to ihe fact that tho
majority of pan OAS who leave the
form to tuke up their' residence else
where bavo rocched or pi.ssed the age
Of It. Moreover, the foreign born pop.
illation, which 1:, found inair.ly in th"
cities, consist:', in laiv;, part of per
sons past the a.e of 21. The largest
proportions Of children and youth in
the farm popul; tion are shown for the
BOUtben utate;: and the lowest for the.
New England states, New York. New
Jersey i.iiii Callfcrnla.
GRAND RAPIDS
.Miss Nellie Kubn, wlio Is to marry
WlUlan Mullen of Kami Hiilge on
Sunday, was the guest of honor at a
pretty party given Sunday et the
home Of her parents, Mr and Mrs. K.
II. Kulin. Mrs. N. H. Galloway and
Mrs. Thomas Kuhn were hostesses.
The guests included seven! y-fivo
f:i,'iuls of the bride-to-be.
WSS prettily decorated in
CLASSIFIED
SECTION
99
white crepe paper and chrsauthe
mums. Krom the light in tile center j WANTED Buyer
of each room were suspended white
The house wedding bells,
vellow- nnil afternoon, there
... . ' J
I WANTED I FOR SALE HOUSES
for good (room
hou:;o, centrally located; $7,00 to
$1,000 down, balance on easy terms.
W. B. PUSEY. Oeatra Life Bldg.
SIPS 1 1,1 II. IIW :. n V , AlKWyt&.&zp- '"- mtFsmms:
mm iii i i i i i ill i v, isr&Bm '. bssji
W Whpn von start thinkinp- of a Pitt for vonr
I brother or your son think of our holiday bar- i
gains in Radio sets and supplies. I
Every part of this popular instrument we sell E
can be relied on to give faultless service. 1
Oiir nrirps Trip thf mrmt rpQcnnoWpvnM Tjnll firv? .
CONDE MOTOR SUPPLY CO. 1
Phone 600 1
ES E.
WARD
Discuss the
NEW CONSTITUTION
at the
GA YETY THEATRE
ec. 4, 1922
CHARL
PR0PR0SE!
J9
Tonight (Monda
at 8 o 'clock
Learn what the New Constitution really does
provide for by one who knows
Ladies Especially Invited
No Admission Fee
WANTED One
bowling alley.
QLESRKS Start $13." monthly; ex
penses paid; specimen' examination
Questions tree, columbus insti
tute, Columbus, Ohio.
being fifteen tables
Bunco was the dlversionO of the
filled with players. Miss Helen Mc-
Cormick received ;i set of mixing
bowls for first prise and Mrs. Landers
was consoled with a measuring cup. :
IJoth prizes were presented to Miss
Kuhn.
At the close of the last game the
guests remained seated at the small
i tables and were served with a deiic-j
lous luiuh, ((insisting of chicken,
salad, psrkerhouB rolls, pickles, olives.
rose and lily Ice (ream, nuts and
' c.indy. Miss Reglna O'Donnell, Miss!
Esther McCormick, m Iss Vernla wale
ey.Miss Klor(uue O'Neill.
Miss Florence Ott and Miss Loretta i
Mullen assisted In the serving.
After lunch trumpets were heard
and two small boys, Norval (ialloway
Jr., and Gregory Kuhn, appeared on '
the scene drawing after them, a small: 'OR SALE Small farms
white crib filled with gifts which were iu, 40, so acres
pin boy; Boat Club
Apply at Iloat club.
WANTED Two young men or high
school hoys for roomers with pri
vate family. Inquire in peraon at T19
Webster St.
WANTKD-"Laborers; steady work;
permanent 1 4o cents per hour, in
attire THE BAKU ( LAV co., Strestor,
111.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
KOR SALK Large 7 .com house, In
good location; newly decorated;
bathroom; electric lights; $.1,500.
(i room bouse, West Ottawa; toilut;
gas; $1,050.
MISS GERTRUDE HARRIS.
KOR SALE S room house, Center Ot
tawa; hardwood floors throughout;
2 fireplaces; rery large bathroom; fur
naces; $6,ono. one-half cash.
MISS GERTRUDE HARRIS.
KOR SALE Fine home; 7 room
house; bath, pantry, .etc.; modern
conveniences! in good condition; hot
water henting; bargain for quick sale.
Call 578L.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Dr. C. A. Blean
CHIROPRACTOR
Hours. 9-12 a. m., 1-4 p. m.
Licensed by Illinois Bute Board of
Health
Room 211-12 Valonev Buildlne
near Ot-
W. B. PUSEY, Centra! Life Bldg.
FOR RENT
KOR RENT 1 Gil-acre farm, southeast
of Wedron. Ineuire of JULIA
JOHNSON, Newpik. III., Box 64.
presented to the bride-to-be. The
presents included aluminum, pyrex.
silverware, cut glass, linen, and other
pri tty articles for the new home.
Out of town guests were: Mrs. C.
Hanley, of Utlca, Mrs. Carl Varley and
Mrs. Bert Johnson, both of Marseilles.
Mrs. Arthur Kuhn and Mrs. Reuben
Missal, all of Kernan.
The Get Together Club will meet j
with Mrs. Frank Lehr. on Fridav,
Dec. 1.
Miss Nellie Wakey and brother;
Lloyd Miss Ruth Loreng of Streator,
and Messrs Bill Lotz and Leslie Kont, fOK cmJUK izu-acre dairy I arm. near
both of Rarm Ridge, motored to Cham- city; substantial Li me, barn's, cr.'tw
paign Saturday. The latter two re- ,'hlcken houses and outbuildings; es
I turned Sunday, fhn former three re- tablislied business; an Ideal place for
mainlng until Monday. a man and two or three suns; onl
Mrs. Margaret Hagie, of Ottawa, .need about $4,0t0 ca.-Ii; It's the dalrv
FOR KENT Eight room house, 22b
Washington St.; furnace, bath, gas
and eleetricitv. Inqulio 1111 Pest St.
Telephone MMf.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE -7 room house; bathroom,
furnace, laundry, barn and garage;
In iirst-class condition; 5,S00. Also
J room, two-story bouse; furnace, I
bath; very large lot; 14,500. 3 room
hout-e; hot wafer heat; all hardwood j
floors; laundry; barn; $7,200. All in
South Ottawa. Have many more bet
ter bargains than these.
MISS GERTRUDE HARRIS.
FOR SALE New brick 6 room bunga-
tow; modern; in first-class condi
tion; $5,800. Also 6 room house; fur
nace, bath, gas, laundry; ?3,800.
room house; oak and enamel wood
work; hardwood floors; very large
front porch; newly painted and deco
rated; J6.000. All In Wert Ottawa.
MISS GERTRUDE HARRIS.
THERON L. LENA M.
Warrick & Warrick
chiropractors.
Palmer School Graduates.
Ottawa, 111.
Offlco Phone 1008, v
Hours: 10-12, 2-5..
Rooms 212-14 Central Life Building-
Public Sale Calender
FRED WESTPHAL.
212 miles south of Hampson's store
in Deer Park township, 8'2 miles west
of Grand Ridge, 5 miles north of Let'
nore, on the Mrs. Jacob Ott farm
Stock, Farm Tools, Household Goods.
TUESDAY, DEC. 5, 1922.
JOHN OTT.
Eight miles west of Grand. Ridge,
eight miles southeast of Utica, one
mile south and one-half mile wett of
Hampson's store.
MONDAY, DEC. 11, 1922.
Stock, Machinery and Houmehedd
Goods.
SHORTHORN SALE.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13, 1922,
at 1 o'clock.
OTTAWA FAIR GROUNDS.
was a guest Monday, of her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Oit.
Mrs. William Nagle spent Saturday G. A
niuht in Ottawa, the guest of Miss; swa
Marjorle Barrett.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson and
daughter, of Marseilles, were Sunday
I viei,..ru ,,t ttin U,.rv (Iff hn,n
WOMEN ORGANIZE
NATIONAL TRACK ASSN.
farmer that makes the money in thej.
Units; don't let this opportunity pass
CROW DEN, Armory Block, Ot
111.
KOR SALE, NOT KOR KENT
My new seven-room dwelling; a
modern home; heat, light, hot and
cold water; everything up to date.
Terms: Half cash, balance on time
if desired. FRED S. PRIGHARD,
617 State St.. Ottawa. 111.
Was elected president of the nssoia-
Mamaroneck, N. Y.. Dee. 4. The tion, and Mrs. Winifred Merrill, head
National Wowen's Track Athletics as- of Oakesmere school here, wag chosen
BOciation was organized Saturday at honorary president,
a meeting of representatives of
i schools and colleges for women from1 1
many parts o the country. Its pur
pose will bo to control all luterscholas
I tic and Intercollegiate sports for girls
; and women.
Dr. Harry E. Stewart of New Haven,
I Conn., coach of the American team,
: which competed last August In the
first women's Olympic meet, at Paris,
KOR SALE 7 room cottage; bath.
gas, electric lights; $2,800, Also 5
room cottage; hardwood floors; fur
nace, hath, gas, laundry; $5,000. 7
room house; hot water heat; coal used
In 192'U for heating and cooking coat
$50; bath, lino electric fixtures, gas,
laundry; Lirge barn; will b sold at
a bargain. All in East Ottawa.
MISS GERTRUDE HARRIS.
Felt He Wasn't Wanted.
My young son bad been telling me
ehout an occasion on whl h he Lad
felt greatly wound up by savin,;:
"Mother, 1 never felt so unnecessary
In all my life," Chicago Tribune.
We Denver Buv Direct Phone 1 130
Consumers
Wholesale Grocers
209 West Main Street Ottawa, 111.
SPECIALS--TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY--SPECIALS;
JELLO All Flavors, each. ........... JI
MEDIUM RED ALASKA SALMON-
QUAKER OATS Large size .'
SOLID PACK PUMPKIN-2 large cans 23c
KIRK'S WHITE FLAKE SOAP -
10bars 45c
KIRK'S AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP
10 bars 53c
GOOD SIZE TOILET PAPER, 7 rolls 25c
SANTA CLAUS PRUNES 3 lbs 4
POTATOES Wisconsin Round Whites,
2 29c
CRISCO All si-es, psr lb 21c
FOR SALE 6 room pebble dash cot
tage, West Ottawa; bathroom, fur
nace, hardwood floors; very large
iaundry; $3,900, less than half cash.
C room cottage; hardwood floors;
laundry; $4,000.
MISS GERTRUDE HARRIS.
KOR SALE 7 room dwelling. South
Ottawa; large lot; hardwood floors,
fireplace, bathroom, furnace, laundry;
in first-class condition.
8 room dwelling; bathroom, hot
water heat; hardwood floors; laundry,
garage.
These places, if sold Immediately,
can ha bought for $1,000 less than a
year ago.
MISS GERTRUDE HARRIS.
HARLIE C. ROGERS.
5 miles south, fjf mile east of Ue
laiid, 6' 2 miles west of Sheridan, on
the north boundary road of Serena
township.
Stock and Machinery.
TUESDAY, DEC. 19, 1922.
HERMAN AND ED MARTIN.
Sunnyside Farm, two miles north
west of Ottawa, on Brewery Hill road.
Stock and Farm Tools.
WEDN ESDAY, DEC. 20. 1922.
REAL ESTATE
Geo. A. Crowdcn
Real Estate
Ojlbway Lots. Farm Bargains
304-305 Armory Block
Ottawa III.
KOR SALE One of the finest new
residences, with spacious land
scaped grounds, in this part ot Illi
nois: absolutely modern and up to
date; see me fit once if interested.
W. n. PUSEY, Central Life Bldg.
FOR SALE A medium sized resi
dence, with all the modern Improve
ments, including sun parlor and sleep
ing porch: also an up-to-date parage;
all on a splendid lot; conveniently lo
cated and proper distance from busi
ness center, school, church and car
lines; must be seen to be appreciated.
W. B. PUSEY.
Central Lite Bldg., Ottawa.
FOR SALE Cottage, five rooms and
bath: furnace, lights and gas; cen
trally located; $2,100. W. B. PUSEY.
Central Life Building.
r
FOR SALE Kive room and bath cot
tage, Centrally located, having fur
nace, electric ligrts, gas, city and cis
tern water; price cut from $2. ."00 to
$2,100; a bargain. W. B. PUSEY,
Central Life Blug., Ottawa.
MISCELLANEOUS
TIME TABLES
CHICAGO, OTTAWA
& PEORIA RAILWAY
l
OTTAWA, ILL.
Effective Sept. 10th, 1922.
EASTBOUND.
Eastbound cars leave Ottawa stay
tion for Marseilles, Seneca. Morris.
Mlnooka, Rockdale and Joliet, 111., la
a. m. a-g5:00, b3:50, b7:65 b9:65,
bll:55. In p. m.: bl:65, b3:ol,
b5:55.
b7:55. blO:00.
WESTBOUND.
Westbound cars leave Ottawa Sta
tion for Utlca, La Sallb, Peru, Spring
Valley, Ladd, DePue, Bureau, Prince
ton in a. m.: c5:65, Q.f7:lQ, d8:6o,
c9:65, cll:55. In p. m.: fl:5&,
U-M, fa: 55, c3:55, c7:56, dl0:00.
SOUTHBOUND.
Southbound cars leave Ottawa, ata
tlon for Grand Ridge, McKinley Park
and Streator in a. m : 5:65, 7: SI,
9:55, 11:55. In p. as.:' 1:15, l:Si,
5:55, 8:00, 11:00.
a Morris.
b Joliet.
c Princeton.
d Ladd.
f La Salle.
g Daily except Sundays and holl-
I INVESTMENT - I have any part ofjaas.
$2,0u,i ten-) ear 7 per cent first mort- -D?m7 eSCept Safurdays'
, , . ' and holidays,
gage gold notes, taken in exchsnga iDaiiy except Saturday,
lor Property, feu "' have $10o nrj pSftturday's Sundays and holiaays
hii muiinutj at pal. lut.icoi luuyuua ; nnlv
: ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND BAV
Jan. la and July 15.
Tel. 64S-W. T.
R. FARRELL.
FARM LOANS - on leans undev
$100 per acre; Sa on loans of
$12", per acre, and reasonable commis
sion. In reply give number of acres
and value per acre. SAVINGS BANK
OP KEWANKE. Kewar.ee. 111.
i
Rather, Profit by Them.
I We should not dwell too deeply on
I the past full of mistakes, recrets,
and might-have beens. By so doing the
' mind grows l!mp sn.1 dfMgrtfed.-
Exchange.
MONEY.
TICKET OFFICE OPEN FROM :,
A. M. TO 11:S5 P. M
TICKET FARES TO
CHICAGO.
Via Joliet, III., and Chicago A Mlet
Electric Railway.
Effective Dec. 11th, 1922.
Round Trip $2.70
One Way $1.50
Return trip limited to ten day.)
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE.
EXPRESS HANDLED ON ALL CAR
AT LOW RATEfc