The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 5

1 1 THE OTTAWA JOUHNAE M. Schonnop Of Carp Dies MONDAY, JANUARY i eeMa-HaaBBsaaaaBssassaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBB-Baaaa-aaBa Widely Known -Valley Athlete CARP, Out, Jan. Maynard Edward Schonnop, prominent la business and athletic circle here, died on Saturday at an Ottawa hpepital following an Illness ot two month. He wet In his 29uyear, Born at Carp, he was a ton of Edward Schonnop and the late Mri. Schonnop, formerly Jeule McDonald.

NMr. Schonnop was one- ot the most active membera of the Carp Athletic Anociation. Fond of sports, Mr. Schonnop excelled In hockey and wss goal keeper for the Carp teams since he was 14 years of age. Be umpired, most of the local aoftball games and retereed hockey matches in the district For, the past five year be conducted a refreshment store in the town.

He was member of St Paul's United Church. Carp. Surviving are his father, three listers, Mrs. William Johnston, Pembroke, end the Misses Ruth end Helen Schonnop, both ot Ot-tawa, and one brother, Desmond Schonnop, in Western Canada. The funeral will be held on Monday from his home at 2.13 p.m.

to St Paul's Church for service at 2.30 o'clock. Burial will be in the Presbyterian cemetery, third line of Huntley. Rev. R. C.

Eakin will be in charge. Twilight Club Concert High musical standard established at the opening ot the season by the Twilight Music Club were worthily maintained at its January concert, held 'on Saturday afternoon at the Chateau Laurler Convention Hall. Popularity of the Twilight Club programs was reflected in the attendance which filled the hall to capacity and accorded enthusiastic applause to the three musicians taking part Muriel Hickman, pianist; Freda tdelstein, violinist and Mrs. Launce O'Leary, contralto. A very effective exposition ot a Bach Toccata was presented.

by Miss Hickman in her opening piano group. The executant achieved depth and resonance of tone in the Bach work coupled with precision and clarity in its swiftly-flowing passages. Clear singing tone and mellow ness in melodic passages was attained by Miss Freda Edelstein. violinist in "Romance" of Svend-sen. The Romance was delightfully done and contrasted effectively with the more brilliant -Hejre KaU" (Hubay) with which it was grouped.

Violin and piano blended in appropriate balance la Miss Edelsteln's performance ot the Mendelssohn Concerto in minor, first movement The piano part was excellently played by Daisy Roe Moore, who also accompanied the other violin selections. In two vocal groups, Mrs. Launce O'Leary evidenced clear, sweet and well-rounded tone. Particularly pleasing was her version of "Le Vase Brise" (Tranck) and The Nightingale and the Piano accompaniments were finely presented by Harris 5 Information regarding the scholarships offered by the Twilight Club this year was distributed in pamphlet form at the doors of the concert halL Brain Teasers Ko.lt. Teat ftuestieae ee Brala Teasers, 1.

What number 4s Implied in h. nam of the drink MUMS)? How many rivers in the Punjab? i What two Fathers of Confed- -riinn were assassinated? 3. How-many times more air resistance la presented to an auto-mhil driven at a speed of 40 miles per hour then at a speed of 20 miles per nouri A. Uaul nun daVB lonSCT will be the second "hair of 1838 than the first rhalTT Assuming that month ia one-twelfth of a year. give in days the different values of ne-tweinn oi a year.

Sr A 'man who had a garage rth uiura window i yard high and a yard wide enlarged It to double its lormer sue. inm AnAmm waa atUl a Yard hlsh and a yard wide. Think of the shape of a baseball -aiamofKr property plotted. Tell how he did it Answers will be tetrad en Pago 22. it.

rrrx I lcthulan win. Officers were elected and re ports presented at the annual meeting ot the Women's Mission-. Knriatv of St Peter's IcsUlsh Lutheran Church. A favorable financial statement was given, and m- v.ar'i activities were 're viewed by the secretary. The fol- inUiitif officers were elected: president Miss M.

Roeske; vice- president Mrs. A. Harvey, secretary, Mrs. A. Loe; treasurer.

Mrs. Remolds: financial secretary. Mrs. G- Schroeder; corresponding. Mrs.

A. Lota. me society is sponsoring the aunner on January 20. Mrs. G.

Schroeder and Mrs. vetnot were chosen as conveners. Hiss at. Roeske presided, end Ray. A- Lots conducted mo aevonons.

PETROLIA UMAINI DRY. karnta. Jan. 16-Final vote In 4k- recount of Petrolla's ballots on the establishing of beverage rooma were ia rooms and all againsu ine town atays dry. the afflrmativa vote be ing three short of the necessary three-fifths to alter a municipality's status, UJW I 4 OFF 3 OFF CK.Wf' Wo OFF 5 nMio-uootfoM-V fve 1 II r'-y JANUARY -A Here you- will find an opportunity to secure one or more Rugs st the most drastic price reductions.

Measure your rooms snd see if one of these Rugs will fit If your size, color snd designs are among them you will get a rare bargain. Come early. only Wilton Size 27 in. Reg. A Male 54 in.

$8.23 Te JL eauy Plain- Size 27 in. Reg. 4C Axsalnster Mats 54 In. $8.50 enly pereh and Size 36 in. Reg.

(f sMsreesa MaU 43 in. jeiiUV 1 ealy Cettea "SSTSg in. Reg. Tnfted Mat 63 $15.50 1 only Axsalnster "Size 4 ft 6 in. Teg.

4 ft tin. $10.50 iJndmiJ I eedy Axsnfiister "Size 4 ft Din. At Bng. 6 ft $12.85 WarJ 1 eedy Oval Braided Size 4 ft. 6 in.

"Tleg. f- IZf Bag. 7 ft .6 In. $11.00 9i9U eedy Aaatilnsiac "Size 4 ft 6 in. Tteg.

eVr 7 ft 6 in. $16.50 Oaetad I esdy Aainileater Size 4 ft. 6 In. Reg. Bag (second) 7 ft 6 In.

$18.00 leUU I esuy Brsadlsasa Size 5 tCt in. Reg. am ff Bags (Plain) ft 10 la. J44.00 efcefceUU I eedy AxininaW "Size 6 ft. In.

Reg. 4 4 aneS Rays ft $22-00 JL aUU eedy AxsaSsiee Size ft 9 in. Rtg. 4 OC Bar (seconds) ft $22J0 el XeafceJ .1 esdy Brsneels Body Size 6 ft I in. Rg, CAA ft $30.00 XOUil 1 eedy SareaJi Size 6 ft.

6 in. 'Reg. Ofl "TC Bag 6 ft $77 JO 0Ja 1 ealy Wilten Size 6 ft 6 in. Reg. a Ef Rag xft $63.00 ejJLaOU NO APPROVALS NO EXCHANGES, PLEASE Continuing Our Sale of M.

V. LOCKE SHOES For Men and for Women Reg. lOMO to UO WOMEN'S SHOES Black, brown and blue, on the famous lasts 2V 3, 3B, 4 and I. From low to medium high cuban Widths AAAA -to D. Sizes 4 to 9 ia the group.

MEN'S SHOEtU-Calf and kid; black only, Sites to 11. on lasts 1V4. 2 ana 1. Also tew pairs -of Golf Shoes in brown call Expert Fitters Are In Attesnisace Vfemea's Shae Dept Mesra Shee DepU-Third Fleer Mala Fleer proximately 9x12 ft. Rejuler $450 to $495.00 Like a perfectly matched string of real pearls, a signed original painting, an excellent aged vintage these Ruga.

have the distinction connoisseurs love to possess. They have individuality, and each one has been expertly and individually selected p. PERSIAN SCAnERS Skarply Kedaeed ein i A 4 eSWArV a9eefceV r-'mrfci 39.00 rZ.ZZZT; 55JX) 30.50 irvr: ttrvt OJ50 40.C0 K.a.bi MM 55.00 1 11 pai, vr 1 Nl Special concession from an importing organization enables us to offer these beautiful selected Rugs st this -low price. ,4 s' Sizes 1 ft 10 in. II ft 1 in.

to 12 ft 4 In. 9 ft 1 In. Reg. $293.00 to $330.00. Sale Price -U 239.50 1 YEny Fsnsiiii ItEOinS HUOi in quality low in price.

Every one a master- piece of bind weaving. Sizes from vv 425.00 1250.00 V.3 I IeisBan'swPerU inea- $15,000.00 worth to be sold at 30 to 50 off regular prices. Weeks ago our buyer scoured the market tor Bugs for this big event He found conditions altogether different from any previoui years distress merchandise has practically disappeared, but tome of the big Canadian Rug manufacturers had over-estimated the Winter demand for Rugs. The overproduction they gladly cleared. to us at great reductions, so they could start their looms on Spring productions.

Shop NOW and see these bean. tiful Rugs compare their sharply reduced prices, and then make your decision, bearing in mind that youH Bet duplicate these values again in a long time. THE RECOVERY RUG Press the Harding Carpet Learns An amaxins contribution to home decoration at a modest prtce. Here ts unquadkmably trie greatest value kn rul today. Not aecowda but partect rus with ouUlandlnf tyle and full of remarkable quality potata.

How senaa-tlonal It you cannot fully reauxe unttl you've aeen the Recovery Itug with your own eyes and compered It with any other rus at double Ha price. Take advantage el thi trcmenoous opportunity. ALL RUGS FRINGED (SEAMLESS) SUe ft. 3 54 in. Reg.

$6.30, AA for SUe 4 ft 6 In. 7 ft 6 in. Reg. $22.50, for Size 6 ft 0 in. 0 ft Reg.

$38.00, for in. 10 ft Reg. $60.00,. for Size ft 12 ft for Ckoost Ont of These Lovely Jen HATS Priced at Only Just arrived lovely Hats of sUtched UffeU fabric and ribbon Many trimmed with straw. New off-the-face, piU box and tarn effects.

In blsck, brown and navy. Choose one Tuesday to freshen up your Winter wardrobe. Freimaa's gecead Fleer 6 In. Reg. $66.00, 13.50 22.75 36.00 .40.80 CANAD1AII SUFEI.

SAHOUX HUQS Only five of these but every eoe a beautiful Oriental copy. Theea fine rags were made rpccUlly for the Te-ronto exhibition and we bought them at a great reduction, knowing that auch masterpieces would be picked up quickly at the foUowlnf bargain prices. Size I ft In. 13 ft $173.00, for 116.67 FIno Worsted Wilton Runs Thla Una of Wilton Rues eomprtoaa everrthme a food rug should have. Fine wool pile, richneaa at ae-, if na and eolortns.

then rich eppearance commend Snera la every true home lover. ote the aavuujal, Size 27 In. 54 in. Reg. $9.25, for Size 4 ft in.

ft $23.00, for r. Size 4 ft 6 in. 7 ft 6 in. for SUe efttln. x7ft6ln.

$43.00, for Sue 6 ft 9 in. ft $49.73, for Size 6 ft in. 10 ft Reg. $62.00, tor. for Size 9 ft 9 ft Reg.

$69.95, SUe 9 ft Id ft 6 in. Reg. $79.95, for for Size 9 ft variety ot beaut SUe 4 ft m. 7 ft 6 In. 113.00, for Dreeass for All Oseaslssis Daytime Dinner Dresses Evening Dresses.

Sizes 16 to 43 In the lot FrelaMa's TUrd Plee Tflircn AVI MEN! Tins IS YOUR lUCOUill; OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE CLEARANCE OF ThoHea All Thaa. Heath aaade-ap rmrsneaut are gelag ee sale at a clearaaee price, se be sura aad take advantage ef this offer! At Loss than 60 Thos. Heath SUITS SUes 36 te 44 in the lot Reg. prices gf T.f g71ff $50.00. to $33.00 Tuesday mj Mm9- lf 22 Thoi.

Heath (1 trousor) SUITS Sizes 36 to 44 in the lot Reg. prices afl Sizes 36 to 44 in the lot $33.00 to $43.00. Tuesday aVrVSS I 14 Thos. Heath WINTER OVERCOATS Sizes 36 to 42 In the lot Reg. prices, af aea fe $33.00 to $63 00.

Tuesdsy MAzSS eJ Iff I 30 Thoi. Heath TOPCOATS-' Sizes 36 to 42 In the Jot Reg. prices 0 afl $30.00 to $60.00. Tuesday MAzSS MJf Take advanUge of this clearance and get yourself a celebrated Thos. Heath Suit or Overcoat at theee big reductions.

Tee save frees te $tl46 per rrelaaaa'g '''ttala' A Ij IJ lit: 000f3J) LTD li OOOOOli (li! V- Reg. Reg. 6 in. 6.45 17.50 21.00 31.50 34.75 .43.40 49.00 55.95 12 ft Reg. $19.73, Qd-g aaefj Beamleea Axminster Xuaa.

OFF hamemakera to aaeure ana of theee Sne Axmwater Hues ai mis exceeainaiy tow price, a larse ana mtereatutg UUlUi Be among the fortunaat SUe 6 ft 9 in. 9 ft Reg. $26.00, for 1 SUe 9 ft 9 ft Reg. $36.73, for Size 9 ft 10 ft 6 in. Reg.

$41.00, for Sue 9 ft 12 ft Reg. $47:00, for i g. 9.95 17.25 24.50 27.25 31.25 TUESDA Second Day's Gieat Sale! "Fashion Salon" DRESSES Reg. $19.95 $3950 HALF PRICE 9.9019.75 7.