Evening Republican, Volume 17, Number 67, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 19 March 1913 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Spring OPENING

FEATURING SPRING MILLINERY Suits, Dresses, Coats and Waists

(IN # iWs T HE EW STYLES ARE CHARMING, while the close--1 ■ /fuTzf 1 fitting Turbans possess an individuality which adds to their | already great popularity. J V <IW WE WANT YOU TO READ ABOUT THE MILLINERY. COME TO f 20 W OUR OPENING AND SEE THE NEW STYLES. Especial attention is asked to our Popular-Priced Hats as well as to the entire showing.

Sheer Lawn Waists— some lace trimmed, lace yokes, hand embroidered, high or low neck, short or long sleeves. Every number an exceptional value at the price. 98c, $135, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00

Suitable for utility and dress wear. Coats made of storm serges, whipcords, unfinished broadwale diagonal worsteds, wool corduroys, and all the new novelty worsteds, from infants’ sizes up to 46’s and 48’s, in all

Special Offerings in WOMEN’S WAISTS for Opening Week

In plain or trimmed styles, satin-lined jackets, all sizes from 16 to 45, at sl6 to $18.50.

BLUE SERGE SUITS

EXTRA SIZES AND SUITS For short-waisted and stout people. We fit the hard to fit.

Dispatches from Washington, D. C., state that Joseph Stewart, holdover second assistant postmaster general, may be retained in that office by the new postmaster general for an indefinite time. Mr. Burleson recognizes that Mr. Stewart has a technical knowledge of railway mail matters that will make him almost Isdispensable. Congressman John B. Peterson, of the Tenth congressional district, has chosen Edwin Green as his private secretary. Mr. Green was formerly a resident of Chesterton in Porter county, but had wandered out to Kansas City when Congressman Peterson applied the doctrine of the “recall” and summoned him to take a nice agreeable Job in Washington.

Fresh line of candy received at 10c a pound, at the 5 and 10 Cent Store. The William and John Russ land, consisting of 240 acres in the extreme northeast corner of ’ Union township, was sold, or rather the sale was completed, yesterday to Thos. Davis, of near Kniman. The sale price was $9,000, and Mr. Davis the Jungles ditch tax, which will'be almost $2,000. There are no building improvements on the land. Mr. Davis owns 150 acres which is separated from the land he just purchased by a tract of 80 acres. The land had been owned by William and John Russ, who live in Harrisburg, Pa., for several years. A. Halleck and Joe Davisson made the deal. An owl became entangled in the wires of the Bell Telephone company at Bedford in such a way as to place a trouble call. The bird was captured, after a struggle, by a lineman. By purchasing 25c worth of merchandise on Saturday, you can got a large granite kettle for 10c at the 5 and 10 Cent Store.

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