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SATUUDAY, DIGIMIEH 30,
TROY GROVE
Miaa iidi'ii Hni'Mi. oi Monmouth,
wu a weak-end (.iit'si Hi Mlm Mora
Joan BUlbra.
Mr. Mar Wlllnliay ipent aeveval
diiys ImI week with bar daughter. Mi
Jacob Vog'el, at Mendota,
The Boo t'lnii w;is entertained laat
Thursday afternoon ai the i'ottenger
home, i Dliniaii U.
.Mrs. Verp Murka, pi Wine, i the
r.u i st of here mother, Mra, Martha
Jlldtok.
Mr. mid Mra, ChM. siird dud the
Miaaea Maude and Mildred stunt. o(
Aurora, spent Qhriatmaa with Mr, and
Mra, Nad short.
Cmi, Hiiitii mid family, oi Peru,
were dinner guagtfl of Mr and Mra, B. ;
frireeu, on Chrtltmaa day.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tnhler and
daughters were dinner guosti pf Mra.
TegiW'a Hlxtcr, in Up S:t i ! . , on Chri i
uina Day.
Mr. urui Mra, Clarence Woodan are
apendlnx the holidaya with relatlraa In
Ottawa.
The ChrUtmai oxerclaea given al
the hall hy the pupil of the aehool,
on last KYlday afternoon were well at
tended and i aood prOiirotn w is gift b,
Herman and Miss Mary Blaenheuer,
of CbcatO, mid MIm Anna, of Mln
oftk, spent Christmas with tlJlr father,
Mr. N. Rnsenhauef.
Mtag Lola Krausso and Edward
Kvnns, of Mehdota, ware dinner gneati
Of Mr. and Mrs. povl Krleser, on Tile ;
day.
Mr. and Mr;. Karl (lephard and Minn,
of Chicago, were gueata of Rev. and
Mth. K. (i. Clark, Sunday and Christ
mas Day.
Oscar Hnnpon was down from Au
rora to upend CliritUmas with his pgr-i-hts,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hanson.
Mr. and Mrs. (ilen Kleinfllter were
Rucsts of the lattir's mother, Mrs.
John Lamps, of Mendota, Christinas
Pay. t
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kldnfelter and
fha.t. Dana, of Walthunt, attended
Christmas exercises at the No, 0
church Sunday evening.
Miss Margaret SHtara ami Robert
Sttaro are home frort Lake Forest to
spend the holidays with their father,
Kev. Angus Slllars.
Pfenning Welch, who has boen si, 1;
for iQme time, v.as taken to the Coun
ty ilome, at Ottawa, last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Qhrtgtofferaon and
Mrs. Amies Oflmour and .son, Harlan,
Were Christmas guesta of Mr. ami
Mrs. William I'hrJstofr ergon, in Ophir.
Mrs. Lyie Hoicomh entertained her
father, nionther and sister, of Streator,
on Christmas Day.
Mrs. Cora Wills, of Davenport, Iowa,
is pt'iidiug the holidays with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Dierwecbter.
S. J. McKeever is -pending the holi
days at his home in Marseilles.
The box. for olivet Institute, at Chi
cago, will he aent next week. Any
others having clothing or shoes to
send will please bring them to the
Manse the first of the Week,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Woods, ot Chi
cago, and Mrs, Peter Kleinfelter and
son..lolii:, and Mrs. Florence Haefner
and children, of Mehdota, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kleinfelter
Sunday.
Mr. and Mis. Ell Heaaenberger and
Hon. of Triumph, Mr. and Mrs. A. Clark
and Mr. ami Mrs. Chas. Heaaenberger,
of Walthani and Mr. and Mrs. Ruin
hart ami children, of La Salle, were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bl
wood Harris.
nMr. and Mrs. Lou Hickok and chil
den, of Cherry, spent Christinas e in
ins with Mis. Martha Hickok.
Glen Kleinfelter marketed his earn
last week.
():i Christmas Kve the young people
of the church tang Christmas Carols,
whleh were enjoyed hy the entire com
munity. At the joint installation held last.
Wejlhosday evening tin- following offi
cers were installed:
Prndehtia Chapter No.
Mrs. Chas. Black Worthy Matron.'
Raymond W. Jones Worthy Patron.
Irs. K. It. Johnson - -A. Matron.
Jrs. Otto Zorn Secretary.
Miss Bstjier Dierwecbter Treaa,
Mrs. D. Kdgcomb, -lr. -Conductress.
Mrs. D. Bdgcomb, Jr. Conductress.
Mrs. Henry Dierwecbter A. Con
ductress. jvTrs. L. Tweed Chaplin.
Mra Hurt Crane Marshall.
Mrs. W. B. Bdgcomb Organist, ;
Miss EMie Crane Ruth
Mrs.Arthur Wylie - Adah.
Mrs. IT. D. Short Esther.
Miss Uiura Hess-Martha.
Miss Aletha Crane Electa.
Mrs. C. Wilkius -Warder.
Chas. Wilkins- Sentinel.
Bhiloh Lodge N'o. ;;J7.
CUajs. Black -W. M.
Jfobart Peters -S. W.
Join, Slater -J. W.
Ida, (left Secretary.
John Aitken , Treasurer.
Hugh Jackson S. D.
Floyd Crane J. D.
Claude Marks -a. S.
Bert Crane - J. S.
Chas. AVilk Ins -Tvler.
Chas. Willshay -Marshall.
FARM RIDGE.
'i. iiuu mb. cuiuuna rreeze ana
i. i si 1 1 ,i n iu uuws one uay thereof, on the 9th da- of December,
the past week. t!22, and that thereupon a Summons
Mr. William Rockwood of Grand la'fUcd but Ot paid Court, wherein said
Ridge was ;l business transactor in suit la now pending, returnable on the
Streator Friday. secbnd Monday In the month of Jan-
Mrs. Claude Jerue and son were narji A, D. 1823, as is by lav. required,
callers In Grand Ridge recently at the Now. uftleSfl you. the said uou-realdent
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. defendants above named, frank
Palmers. Cooper, Frand Cooper, Elmer Cooper.
Mrs. A. F. Mills and daughters Enteral Cc per. Emerald Cooper, Re
were recent, county seat callers. ; bedCa Cooper, and Bebbcca Cooper, Ex-
Among the Christmas i hoppers in eeutrlx of the lost will of Edwin -1
Streator on Wednesday were Mrs. Cooper, ileceneed, sdiall personally
Everett Hodgson and Mrs. llatti and appear before raid Circuit Court.
Hodgson. on the Bret day of the next term
Mrs. William Saute Jr. and son thereof, to be bolden at Ottawa, In and
shopped in the county seat last week. Jor the aaid county, on the second
Ir. Hook of Grand Ridge was iui Monday in January, A. i. 19-28, and
Streator Monday. ! plead, answer or demur to said com-
Mr. atid Mrs. William Crumerine plalntant's bill of complaint, the same
titofored to town Friday. and the matters and tbinga therein
Mrs. JohfUion of Ottawa yisited her charged and stated Will bo taken tffl
parents eerently and got acquainted coafes'sed, and a decree entered
With her new sifters. i KELLY & KELLY. Compt'a Sola.
AIts. Kennedy has returned to her against you according to the prayer
home in Streator after n visit with oi said bill.
her daughter. Mrs. Fred Feck. JOHN L. WITBESfAN, Clerk.
Little Harriett Doty has been quite Ottawa, Illinois, December 9, 192.
lit, but reports that come to us say
sho is somewhat better.
Master James Naughton entertain- NOTICE Or PUBUICATION
ed his friend Martin Yocuni recent- CHANCERY,
lv. State of nitnots, .r, Salle County as.
Lon Derkard transacted business
in the RidKe Weilnesday.
Walter Foglo, has returned from
Chicago where ho attended a apecial
horse sale.
, Arthur J. Yocum waa a buainesa
DOINGS OF THE QUFFS
4
HELLO
THERE.
WILBUR
IT 5 A
tranaactor Iq Grand Rldga the iirsf
of the ireek,
Mm, wniiam liocke la much Im
proved niter a few day's llloeu,
Mr. and MrH. Frank Moore and
tniuiren motored to Streator one day
of the past week.
Miss Ada Pottle was in the villa;-.,1
Tuesday wbero alio visited at
friends.
William and George Dnder spent
Christ ina.-i Day at their Rrandfatbor
Duder'a In streator.
Mr. and Mtr. Qeorge Wollenhanpte
aro rejoicing over the arrival of twin
daughters who made their appearance
Dee. LM-t. reports are that mother
and bablea are gottiOg nlons nicely.
B, P, Wakey who resides east of
the Ridge was a county seat buaiaaaa
man Wednesday.
Wilbur Skinner spent Sunday with
Utlca friends.
John (ilehn and daughter, Miss
Gladys wera Streator ahoppera Satur
day afternoon.
Chester Skinner was a recent visi
tor in Utica. ,
Rev. Norman B. Qnigg was a dinner
guest Sunda) a fcMr, and Mrs. oneyi
Howe.:.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Skinner wero'
Chriatmaa ahoppera in the county
seat.
Mrs. Toney Weber entertained
relatives to dinner recently.
Mrs. Arthur J. Yoiuni and sister-in-law,
.Miss Vo(um of Grand Kidge,
ware In La Salle, recently where they
did shopping.
-Mr. and Mrs. Mullen entertained
ai reral relatlvea to dinner Christmas
Day, a v;ry pleasant time was had by
all present.
The supper and bazaar held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. F'red I'ecks in
aid of the Farm Ridge St. Andrews
Bpiacopal church proved a success
socially and -financially . The ladles
feel well paid for their work and
the neat sum realized will go to the
Epiaoopal church fund.
Joe Wheatland was a business
transactor in Streator one afternoon
the past week.
Mrs. Henry Hess of the village
Shopped in Ottawa Thursday,
lion Packard butchered Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vo.-um and fa mil v
spent Monday at Mrs. M, 0. Hodg
son's in the village.
Mr. and MrR. Locke entertained
Mr. and Mra, Mullen recently.
Miss Belle Ixieke was a holiday
shopper In Streator.
Airs. Matel Crawford. Mrs. Btttan
and daughter, all of Grand Midge,
were Streator ahoppera Saturday.
William and George Dialer attend
ed the Christmas party at the Bpiaco
pal parish hall in Streator Wednes
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. (i. 0. Crumerlne en
tertained at a family dinner Chriat
maa Day.
NOTICE
OF PUBLICATION
CHANCERY.
Stgtg of Illinois. La Salle County ss.
In the Circuit Court. To January
Term, A. I. I!l23.
Elizabeth
Rebecc
Cooper vs. Behecoa Cooper,
Cooper a ; Bxeoutrii el th
last will of Edward Cooper, de
ceased; Minnie .Tone?, John Cooper.
Frank Cooper. Frand Cooper. Elmer
Cooper, Bhneral Cooper, Emerald
Cooper. Robert Holland, .loh.r Hol
land, Ella Holland. Margaret H.
Klrkputriek, (ieorce W. Holland.
William A. Holland and Emma E.
Dougherty. In Chancery. Oen. No.
28398.
Affid;.-lt of non-residence of Fran,
Coopet, Frand Cooper, Elmer Cooper.
Enteral Cooper. Emerald Cooper,
Rebecca Cooper, and Rebecca
Cooper, Executrix of the las
will of Edward 'o,)rinr, deceased (im
ploaded with the above defendanta,
MirmlC .lues, et al.) haying been
Pled In the Clerk's office of the Cir
cuit Court of said county, notice is
meretoro nereoy given to the aii
non-resident defendants that the com -
pi.-inant tiled her bill of complaint in
oil COUrl In
tho Chancery side
In tho Circuit Court. To January
Term. A. D. 1923.
Minnie Joues vs. Rcberi-a Cooper, Re
becca Cooper, as SxCCtttrix of the
last will of Edward Cooper, dc
ceased; John C. Cooper, Frank
J
K
I 1 V
In h 1-,-m'B
m ! m J 1 If
ii i : w i i la ia i t
,
HELLO.TOVI, 5AV I WAS
OVER AND TOOK A GLAMT
AT THAT NEW HOUSE OF
VOURt! TOPAV- CEE, IT'i?
riOME JOIMTJ' I'J.L tiAV !
CLASS TO VOO OLD TIME C-
WILL, I'M
IT MAS VOUR
AD-JO -, i i
worr HAVE TO
TB4R IT DO'j) J
VERY NIFTY HuT-
Public Sale Calender
ED. DIAMOND
Tour nrH onr.-h-.lf mttM nnrth n
i.a Salle, four miles north of tjeru.
Nua mil net nf i .-:h n
.outh of Dimrnick station i',d one-h.-jlf
mtje west r,f Midway station.
Stock and Machinery
VVr-ONCSDAY, JAN. 8, 1923.
ARTHUR SCHAKER, SR.
Ifoj miles we'-t and two nvleo north
of Ottawa and three mlle north and
'."roe milec cast ofAHIcn knovvn aa the
t.oulo Schomas farm.
Stock, Machinery, Houieho'd.
WEONi&OAY, JAN. 3, 1021.
meo BARBER.
Ooe m(l east of Sheridan, Known
s the John North tarm.
Stock, Machinery and Household
Goods.
TKUfUDAf, JANUARY 4, 1323.
at 10:30 o'clock.
Charles spohr.
Pour miles west and one and three
carter miles north of Grjjnd Ridge
d s x mile3 southwest of Ottawa
iret- miles east of Deer Park store,
;ix miles rcrtheast of Ueonore.
Stcck and Machinery.
THURSDAY, JAN. 4, 1923.
WALTER ANDERSON
Five milec north and two miles west
of Gttswa, uix miles west of Wedron.
'our miles south and one mile east o
Prairie Center, and one m;le north of
the Wallace Hall.
Stock and Machinery.
TUESDAY. JAN. 9. 1923.
MRS. JENNIE HUS3.
Four miles west and three-quarters
of a mile south cf Grand Ridr. five
miles ncrtheast ef Leoncre, Ciret
miles Southeast ef Deer Parjc store
a,id eight ni!le3 sou'.hwect of Ottawr.
Stock, Machinery and Housthold
Goods.
THURSDAY. JAM. 18. 1323.
NELS A. FRULAND.
r,,, miles south and one mile east
of OUawa.. Illinois.. . Known as the W.
B. PricJiartl farm.
Stock a-id Farm Tcols.
MONDAY. JANUARY 22. 1923
('coper, Frond Cooper, Elni.r
Cooper, enteral Cooper, Bnterald
Cooper, Robert Holland, John Hoi
land, Ella Holland Margaret H.
Klrkpatrtoki George w. Holland,
William A. Holland ar.d Emma E.
Dougherty, in Chancery, lliil to
Set Aislde Will. (ion. No. 203S7.
Aflldavit of non-residence of Frank
ooper, Fraud Cooper, Elmer Cooper,
Cmeral Cooler, Kmerald Cooper,
tdbebea Cooper, and Rebeeci
Cooper, Executrl.'c of the lant
Wfil of Kdward Cooper, dOKeanod tlm
pleaded with the above defendants,
John C Cooper, et al.) havjng been
Sled In the Clerk's offlco of the Cir-
i cult Court of said county, netice Is
'it, rel'ore hereby aivon to the said
J non-resident defendants that the com
Plaihant Bled her bill of complaint in
u'rl Court. Ul the Chftnoafy fide
thereof, on the I'th day of December,
i :22. and that thereupon a Summons
iBi Hed out. of said Court, wherein auid
suit N now ponding, returna,btt on te
second Monda in the month of Jan
uary, A. I). 1023, aa is by law required,
Now, ttnlesa you, the aald non-resident
defo'tdacta above named, Frank
Ooopor, Frand Cooper, Elmer Cooper,
Kmeral Cooper, Emerald Cooper, Re
becca Cooper, mid Rebooca Cooper, ICx
ejOtttriX of the last will of Edward
Cooper, deceased, :;hall personally be
and appear before raid Circuit Court,
on the first day of the next, term
tUeyriif, to be holder, at Ottawa, in and
for the si.id county, on the second
Monday In January, A D. HZS, and
plead, unev-er or demur to aaid com
i piaintant a djr of complaint, tne same
1 and the matters and things tin rein
I charged and stated will be taken a."
i coutVvaed, and a decree entered
against yi.u aocordln,
to the prayer
lot said dim.
JOHN L. WiTZEMAN. Clerk.
Ottawa, lUiaola, December 9, 1922:
KELLY v KELLY. Compt'a Sols
NOTICE
Batata of George P. Blow, dee ised,
Xotice is hereby given that the Un
dersigned, Administrators of the
fate of Cieorge P. Plow, late of
Es
the county of La Salle and State of
riois, deceased, will appear before
Uli
the I'rODate t oui t ot said Counts on
the
first. Monday (being the fifth day)
of
Match, 1923, at. the Probate Court.
Room, In oitawa. in said County,
when and where all persons having
claims or demands against said
estate are notified to attend and pre
sent the same in writing for adjust
ment. Dated the 22nd day of iDecctnber,
A. D. 1922.
ADELH M. BLOW.
OEOR&K WALLER, BLOW,
'Administrators.
BANNER GAME. SAYS
STREATOR OF APAKS
Streator, 111.. Dee. 29. Plans are
well under way and everything is in
readiness for the banner game nt the
vnar when tho Apak Triangles ef Ot-
- ,awa snap into th
running with
the
SwappingDays
I'LL OAY Vou'RE A
Rr.AL PORT AT THAT
.4ivt VaUR W1HE A
GLAV
new house and lot
for a little christmas
present just a '
LITTLE MASON'S GREETINGS
voo'Rt. BmUMfc The
MARKET FOR THE MARRIED
MEN
da
C
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
ITUt E1AJLJ& !nwlj farms
Ifiwa, JO io, 80 aeivH
nnar Ot-
V. B PCSKY. Centra! l.lf.
M'lt SAI.K Oak nr.d hlckorj wood,
Sawed ar.d ,pHt to :t anv furnace or
' ire. Vj WHIT1-, I'hniie 9019 S
KXH 8ALB A building lot; pavd
Street! gaa, water and sewer piped!
in; 11,000, with 0 per cent discount
for cash Also U other lots" In South
Ottawa; off th puvlus; $200 each,
or 2Jj(H) for the entire' tract.
W. B. HUBBY,
Central I Ah' Illdg , Ottawa, Illinois
Koii SALE One of the finest resi
dences in Ottawa1! I.iTge ?nf BJJiJ
barn; splendid location; $12,000; lib
eral disccuat for all or half oaah. w.
B. PUSEY, Central l.lfe Ilid;;., tilth
floor. Ottawa, 111.
coit SALK-on- oJLtbp hgat cased
tops efer niad'for e. Kord car,
makes a regular UBan out of your oid
ear. Call and Bee it at il. G. KRUSE'ri,
corner Clinton and Janlcson sts.
. ..
FOR SAIK Floral baiKeth for paint
ed leaves and weeds. May be oh
i talned by inquiring at 826 Mulberry
1 St or Phone B74-K.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Eight rooms, furnace
and bath, 422 Congress St.; 'i of
"double'' house: newly decorated;
good order; immediate possession;
house is not for salo; tenant may have
long lease if desired; will not rent tor
less than nno year; rent $-10; key at
417 Pearl St.
Tel. 648-W', T R FARI1ELL.
FO!t RENT The "Mattocks'' house.
122 1'earl St., East .Side; eight
rooms, furnace, bath, garage, cement
flor in cellar, hard wood floors on
lower floor; lart'e lot On bank of Fox
river; property worth $8.0o0; r-.it
$60; Immediate posKesslon; refeteuce
etrtctlj required; .eek a tenant who
wantH to stay noma y tare ; don't want
in rent tj transient or t'cipororj ms!
d- nts.
Tel. fiis v t ) FAItB I't.T,
i-'Cl
toil-'
RENT -Newly
rooms; g,-,s,
T.
decorated flat
trie Itch's,
f! GODFREY.
FOR RENT -A Una apartment, entire
lOArOr floor of two story- house on
iorth Side; large Jotible parlors, as
line as any in Ottawa; dining room,
kitchen, two bed rooms, hall; netv
hanptood Poors throughout, find th v
orU beautiful; new eompletei bath;
new decorations everywhere, and the.
are superb; , hot water heat, using oil
for fuel; garage; largo lot; fine tree-,
etc.; owner just spent ?4,f,00 in re
pairs, decorations and betterments; t
beautiful homo for responsible tenant
Tel C48-W. T. B. FAKRKLL.
Streator All-Stars on tho Y. M. C. A.
floor New Year's afternoon.
A galaxy of basketball heroes are
representing this city in the clash
of the season and much is expected
of tho locals as they take the
floor With- the county seaters. Ot
tawa predicts a snap for their tias
ket hangers while local fans are
looking forward to a walk-away
for tne streator quintet, in all
however, the game will be one of
unusual Inter1'! .uid many have
planned on w itnesaiejg the ' former
high school stars iu action. The
team as th -y will take the floor has
not yet. been announced but ail urn
feel assured that It will be the best
that tho city rotild ask for. .A prac
tice game will be staged this eve
ning to work off the "kinks'" and
get the form of play intact. Seats
will he placed on sale, today and a!
ready there is a great demand for
the "ducats."
ILLINOIS ZINCS
SPRING SURPRISE
Peru. 111., Dee. 20. The Illinoia
ir.rs p"lloii one of the bigtV-:i ;.ini
priacs cf the baaketball season when
they Invaded McNahb and whipped
the Cardinals on their home tteor.
The zinc makers were given the ver
dict by ,-i score of 20 15.
Tho showing of the Zinc's one
as a distinct surprise in view of the
reputation the Cardinals have gain
ed as one of the strongest lives in
central Illinois. Their defeat, was
tho first of Urn season and the first
time in four years that tlBrave iost
on their home floor with' the extiihi-
tion game with strong travelitts aid-
fila.
i oh couRde
dip vou tsive
a swell chance i'd
have of forgetting
.her on christmas
UORlS A
CHRISTMAS
PREbENT?
YOU 007
I 4
JL lm
WANTED
FWANTHD Buyer tor ood Soom I 8ALft- room houe, Center Oi
f bOfiae, ixuiUiUlT located; $200 fw tawai hardwood floorm throughout; 1
I -.000 down, balance on easy terms. t fireplaces; V(?r' large bathroom; fur
B vv H I'l'SKY. fvntiai Uf.. ii,ik naceBi $0,900, one-bait cash.
WANTED
bowling
On.
alloy.
pin boy ;
Apply at
liuaf
Hoat
Club
elnt).
WANtMIJ -Tv,o young mey or hih
sihool bo for rooiii'iru with url
:ate famil.N Inquire In peraon at 7 lit
Webster St
WANTED I want to buy live to ten
acres of land on which fliers is a
atir hole or old gravel bed or wat.ir
of ftorno kind; will pj.y market rates.
Tel 648-W T M. KAURKI.Ij.
WANTED Laborora, at Marquette
Cement Mfg. Co.; conatruetloD
work; all winter wo;!c Apply WOU-DEN-AElEn
CO., at Oclesbv. Ill
W ANTED - I want to buy a onMtory
bouse of live or six rooms, in South
Ottawa; must bo modern and fairly
well locate,!; expect to pay market i
rates; no premium; don't expect any
'snap or "harpain"; just want to buy
a good one at reasonable price.
Tel. i;-l,vW, T. H. FARHELL. !
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE
Clean, carefree occupation that
pays. Oar short, practical course has
made thOUSAndi independent. Wo.
can help you. Write today. MOLEIt
BARBER COIXKGB, 106 S. Wells St.,
Chicago.
WANTED Housekeeper. Small fam
ily in Ottawa. Good wages. Ad
dress "M" care of Free Trador-Jour-nal.
WANTED One waitress and one
dishwasher. Apply in person nt
New Andan ReetauranL
MISCELLANEOUS
INVEST M h N T 1 tiavo any par; of
$2,000 ten-year 7 per cent first mort
gage gold notes, taken in exchange
for property. You can have ?500 or
any multiple at par. Interest coupon
Jan. 15 and July 15.
Tel 648-W, T B FARRKLL.
THE VULCAN DETINN1NG CO.,
Streator. 111., can offer employment
to a few of the following:
Firemen, 45 cents.
Handymen. 16 cents.
Laborers, 40 cents.
Application!) received daily S a. m.
to 5 p. m. at the works oflice north
west of the city.
TOR INVESTMENT I offer any part.
even hundreds, of $:!,oco first mort
gage. 7 per cent gold notes, for face
and interest accrued to date. This Is
an Item, taken In exchange for prop
erty, from a person for whom I have
previously purchased these notes; beat
security, hue rate of Income. 7 per
cenL is going fast; you will noon be
Slad to get 5
T'-l. fil's-tv- T B PARRFL!.
EXCHANGE --Who will exchange
house and lot in Ottawa for 160
acted of land io Texa:-, appraised at
t.-o per acre?
TV '-V,' T. B. FAR RET A j
FARM LOAN on loans under
l00 per acre; S& on loans of
tl25 per acre, and reasonable eommls
4on. lr. reply give number of acres
inl vslim per acre. SAVINGS UANh
OF KFWANKK. Kpwuneo III
W E HAVE SOME FCRNITURE LEFT
to sell yet. You ran see it any day
up to IZ o'clock and evenings from
8rf0 to 0. .Morris Baget 6!t Pearl
St. Phone 662-X,
FOR SALEREAL ESTATE
FOP SALE 120-acre dairy f. rpi, near
city; substantial home, hrns, cribti,
chicken bonnes and OUtbuildiAge; ei-
tabllahed bnslneaa: an (deal place ?-r
a man and two or three sotin; oi.ly
nee.l about $1,000 ca -h; ii 'a the dairy
farmer tbat makes the SWae? a tbeae
time; don't let this o,iri rtunit.y pasi
G. A. CROWDLN, Armory Block. Ot
mwa. Ill
COR BALK, NOT (COB REST
My new fieveu-toom dwelling; a
modern home; heaf, !l?ht. hot and
cold at"r; everything Up to date.
Temu?: Half cash, balance on tune
If desired. I"RKI) S. PRICHARO,
fi17 Staff St Oltnwo, HI
t'K HALL Large 7 room house, tf
Bood location; newly decorated,
bathroom; electric light: : 3"00.
c room bouse, West Ottawa; toilet;
i l.o.iu.
MISS GERTRUDE HARRIS '
BY
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WHAT DID
YOU GIVE
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KNOW DORKS
t OR SA!.E--HOUSLS
MI9H (iKHTHl'ItK HARRIS,
POR 8A1 K Pine home; 7 room
honae, bath pantry, etc.; modern
conveniences; in good condition; hot
water heal lut'. bargain tor qulok sale.
Call r,78-I,.
: KOIt BALE 7 room Jionse; bathroom,
furnace, laundry, barn and garage;
in first-class condition; $B,800. Also
; 7 room, two-story house; lurnace,
bath; very lan;e lot; $4,f,00. 3 room
house) hot water heat; all hardwood
floors; laundry; barn; $7,200. All in
South Ottawa. Have many more but
ter bargains than theso.
MIES GERTRUDE HARRIS.
FOR SALENew brick 6 room bunga
low; modern! in Rrst;class condi
tion; $5,300. Also 'j room house; fur
Ogee, bath, gaa, laundry; $3,800.
7 room house; oak and enamel wood
work; bard wood floors; very large
front porch; newly painted and deco
rated; $6,000. All in West Ottawa.
MISS GERTRUDE HARRIS.
FOR SALE 7 room cottage; bath.
gaa, electric lights'; J2.S00. Also 6'
room cottage; hardwood floors; fur
nace bath, gas. laundry; $.',nOi). 7
room house; hot water heat; coal used
In 1920 for beating and cooking cost
f. 0 ; bath, lino electric fixtures, gas,
laundry; large barn; will be sold at
a bnrgain. All in East Ottawa.
MISS GERTRUDE HARRIS
KX)B SALIv -5 room pebble dash cot
Cage Weal Ottawa; bathroom, fur
itSce, bardWoQd floors; very large
lautidry; f;'.,;)()0. li than half cash,
d room cottage; hardwood iloorv,
iauiidry; 4,000.
MISS GBRTRUDS HARRIS,
FOR SALE- -T room dwelling, South
!ta,va, large lot; hardwood Boore,
fireplace bathroom, furnace, tancHry;
Id i rst-elasf. condition.
8 room duelling; bathroom, ho;,
water beat; hardwood floors; lnunury,
garjwe.
'i'hfse placea, if aold lmmedi,j,!ily
can be bought for li.uoo lead ttiun a
..ear ago.
HISS tJ-BRTRLTlE HARRIS.
01
HAJJ-:-.V medium .sized riwl-
dence, with all the mod ra Improve
j mutitti InOlndiag kuo parlor aod sleep
ing porch; also an up-todato garage;
, .ill on a epieudtd lot; conveniently v
cgted 'ind proper distance from bunt
j'V center, aehool, ohurch aod car
tltl . muit bo seen to bo appreciated.
vv. b Pliant,
Central Utt- Bids., Ottawa
I'Oh SALE Cottage, tive rooms and
bath: furnace, linhtrt and gaa; cen
trally located; $2,100. W. B. J'USKV
Central Life Uululiiiif.
KOK SALIC A dandy, Sn heme on
I West JefTorKoii st.; complete;
"!.-"0. Please come In and look over
the dope on tills one; it'n good.
Tel. ClfiiWi. r B. PARRELL.
fOIl SALE A large lir.t of houses or.
all sides of Ottawa; many aro bir
Salns; many are quoted very low. in
deed. They h'svo served to house
many ol Ottawa' ; be; t families in the
ptfat Why should they not serve you"
tien if Btay are nc.l the "latest" d;
atga of arciiitectuve. they are might1
good homes, and many n young pottptv
hoald ba glad tO buy them, uhcther
they think so or not. Owa your own
home. The;: make it 0 gpQi as you
can.
Tel. 61S-W. T. I!. r'AItUKLL.
FOB SALE A bouso and lot on Wal
nut St., just north oi' VVr;.t .k-ffersr.r
Pt.. No. S15 Walnut St.; five rOOtffr
dott-natairS, three up; electric lightij
City Water in yard. cir,t rn water it;
kitchen; rents S22 per month; ML
sacrifice; owner lives in another cit-:
Ioolt It over and make offer.
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LOST
LOST A Milhurn hub cap. Finder
please leave at this ufJlco or phone
n:;a-L. Reward.
LOST
Rock Martin Fur wrap. lft in
Island d"rot creinK of Dec
Reward for return. Fhono
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wy VP JL ft JL JL
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ALLMAN
l Don't know net -
SHE HAS EXCHANGED
IT THREE TIMES
NOW AND IS STILL
UMDEC1PED!
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Dr. C. A. Clean
CHIROPRACTOR
iioara i: a. m., ) 4 p. m.
I rtued t.i nilnolf State Board
HeaUfe
tiMin J11-1I Ualoney ImOdlus
HERON L LENA M
Warrick & Warrick
CHIROPRACTORS. M
Palmer School Graduates
Ottawa, 111
ithef- Pbont loos. '
Hours: 10-12. 2-5..
Room- 212-14 Central Life Rulidlna"
H. R. DUCKWORTH
PROP.
DALY'S FEED MILL
HAV-TOLAY
Egg Mash
BAILED HAY AND STRAW
Cracked corn Scratch Feed
First quality products at moderate
prices
PHONE 53B-W
J. P. Shepherd, D. C.
Palmer Gradate
CHIROPRACTOR
Over People's Trust & Savlnga
Sank and Woclworth'a Store
Hours 10 to 12, 2 t 3, 7 to 8
Sat. Eve. 7 to 9
REAL ESTATE
Geo. A. Crowden
Real Estate
Ojibwav Lota. Ptrm Bargalna
S04-3G6 Armory Block
Ottawa in
TIME TABLES
CHICAGO, OTTAWA
& PEORIA RAILWAY
0
OTTAWA, I5JL
Effective Sept 10th, 1822,
EASTBOUNO.
Eaatbound cars lea'se (Htawa at!
li uiv ,inseiiie,i. ienea hopm
MinocLa Rockdale and JOllet, IB.,
a. m. a-f?.):O0, b3:fO, fc7:55 b9:
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to., b, ;.je, blv : 00.
wuKui)t oar? teiv Ottawa
Hon for I'tlca, Sail.. Peru, 8prl
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ton in a. m.: ta:Sf, yf7:10, dS:E
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SOUTHCOUND.
soutboound uars mave Ottawa ta
ion for Grand Kidge, MclCialov Park
tm sircutor in a m : 5:65,
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fig, 8:00. 11 '10
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gDail except Snudaya and holf
, dan. 1
k Dally except Saturdays, Sondartf
and holidaya.
i 1- irtily except Saturday. g
p--Saturday's Sundayg and boliaaya
only
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MONEY.
TICKET OFt-TCS OPEN FROM
A M TO 11:35 P. U
TICKET FARE3 TO
CHICAGO.
Via Jollet, III., and Chicago A Jollet
Electric Railway
Effective Dec. 11th. 1522.
a
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Round Trip $2.70
One Way $1.50
Return trip limited to ten daye.)
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5XRRESS HANDLED ON ALL CAR
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