Evening Republican, Volume 17, Number 302, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 19 December 1913 — Page 1

Ko. 302.

STORE OPEN EVENINGS

The Store for Men’s and Boys’ Xmas Gifts —■»y i" - - --■/? hi in.- a - . n r - ■ r - no: ■ -* '®* /< s ,r : : : : : : : : : mt=?ssSß®i'w l fill : - JeWSttiSri 818 r~~ IK-L.4f t '^^"^^P>: : : : l| •' it ; %p Lui 111 i vW jMMM # ~-' I ■obw! HiRgH-wiaiwE co • >.-•■— r--'i- —_ n -- ---2- - ~* |J - a p, - - ,'— ~ •"^- r — Great Bargains in Suits and Overcoats The Greatest Values Ever Offered to You NOlAf $8.50, $9.50, $12.50, $14.50, 516.50 RWV sl7, $lB, 620, $22.50 and $25. The men whose preferences usually lean toward higher prices will find it folly to indulge in further extravagance — these Suits and -Overcoats will stand the most critical inspection and measures up to the standard of those whose demands are great. Every good color that has found favor this season and every good fabric that is smart and serviceable, in all models that are correct. This is an opportunity par excellence for men who like to get more than their money’s worth. THESE GIFTS WILL MAKE MEN GRATEFUL SUITS SWEATERS HOSIERY CUFFLINKS UMBRELLAS PAJAMAS OVERCOATS JERSEYS -UNDERWEAR COLLAR BAGS BATHROBES FURCAPS SHIRTS, HATS MUFFLERS HANDKERCHIEFS TIEPINS SMOKING JACKETS TRUNKS CAPS, GLOVES NECKWEAR SUSPENDERS TOILET SETS PULLMAN SLIPPERS SUITCASES THE STORE THAT I I » |_> A T TTU JP <—2 1-4 R T Tf"ZL «»FELLOW’S BLDG. ’‘BEATS THEM ALL” X

Christmas Special) W '.J < > - ~ <» Don’t worry about what to ;; buy—come and buy a pair of : Shoes or Slippers. They will give servicb to ; the receiver, as well as good ; cheer to the giver. Wcf*re agents for the Fir Felt Line of Felt Slippers ; and although the demand has been great, we still ; have many pretty patterns to select from? ; Come in, we will save you money. < GEORGE COLLINS' SHOE STORE < l' * ~ ~ * .<■ ■ - ' MORSE’S BUNTE’S Milk Creams Bitter Sweets CHOCOLATES New.- TOBIAS - Papers ■ zines

A bill to removethe limitations on the amount that may be accepted from depositors in the postal savings banks was passed by the house Monday. The rtieasure would permit unlimited deposits, but |l,ooo Is fixed as the minimum on which Interest would be paid.

The Evening Republican.

TRAUB & SELIG

Benjamin Utt, of Newcastle, motorman on a northbound car on the Honey Bee division of the Union Traction line, was killed, and Jesse Swift, motorman on a southbound car, was Injured in a collision of the two cars in a tog at Muncie. Several' passengers were bruised.

&BHVaKSfiiBSNSNSP9BHTm a mail matter, et'the'poat-oflee at Renaaelaer. ladlaaa. uNUr the act of March >, 1IT».

Co. M to Meet St. Joe Team at Armory Tonight.

Co. M will open their basketball season this evening with the St. Joe college team. St. Joe is said to have the strongest team in years and the game should ba a hard fought battle from the call of time until the finish. The St. Joe lads will have it over tjifeir soldier opponents in the matter of condition, mt if confidence counts for any;hing, the soldier boys already have the St. Joe scalps hanging to their belts. The locals will probably go to the front as follows: Clark If, Morgan rs, Kirk c, Nowels Ig, Putts rg, and Rhoades and Healey subs. The game will start at 8:30. Everybody bring yohr two-bitt pieces and root for the locals. ■ ■ ■ II . Rubber stamps at Republican office. Ask for free catalogue.

RENSSELAER. INDIANA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1913.

Christmas Cheer in Electricity Make your wife the happiest wife in Rensselaer by taking home some article named in list of joy producere. A k Electric Irons, Toasters, Percolators, Bakers, Piano Lamps, Hot Pads, Grills, Curling Irons, Fancy Shades, Etc. ■■■■» Attractive supply of everything on hand. Ladies: Come in and see the beautiful display. It is not too late to “hint” to your husband. ALL KINDS OF GLOBES K. T. RHOADES & CO. Phone 579 RHOADES’ BARBER SHOP Open Evening.

"Three thousand people were used in the Arena and Eruption scenes in George Kleine’s- beautiful photo drama production of Bulwer Lytton’s celebrated novel, ‘The Last Days of Pompeii,” which is announced for* Triday, Dec, 19th, at The Princess Theatre. The skill with which this tremendous number of people is posed before the camera and the wonderfully lifelike effects obtained are unmistakeable proof of the superior qualities of the Italian producers and stage directors over all their competitors. Prices, all seats 20c. John McCormick, who was sent from Elkhart county to the state prison in 1905 for one to fourteen years for grand larceny and who was paroled in 1913, is-under arrest in New York city and will be returned to Indiana state prison for violation of his parole.

Our holiday Stock 1$ Still Complete We Hare Anticipated the Wants es the Late Boyars. Come direct to the Variety Store and you will gain time and be saved a lot off trouble that you will have iff you hunt around through stores that have a limited stock off holiday goods. Dolls Books Dolls Heads Toilet Sets Doll Cabs Manicure Sets Chairs r Novelties Rockers China, Cut Glass Tables Block Boards Toy Furniture t Y Hobby Horses Drums Banks Christmas Decorations Horns Block Games Trains Dinner Ware Lamps Oir fsmow line sf 10c Candies, Fricdsi aid Mechanical Ttys, Handkerchiefs, Auto Scarfs, Ladies ’ Neckwear, Bar Mis, Mesh Bap aid Vanities, Cass Links and Tie Mu, Sherhert and Water Sets, Pictures aid Bex Paper, Serving Trays, Belly aid Christens Trees. Jarrette’s Variety Store “THE CHRISTMAS STORE” BERT J. JARRETTE RENSSELAER, INDRepublican advertising paya UN our Claasllsd Column.

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