Evening Republican, Volume 21, Number 190, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 21 August 1918 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 [ADVERTISEMENT]

INDIANA BUSINESS COLLEGE CHARLES C. CRING, Praaident. It is the school, the institution, the organization, that specializes on strictly the legitimate business college subjects. How well it has succeeded is shown by the fact that now it has afi enrollment of over FOUR THOUSAND STUDENTS annually, operates schools in fourteen cities, all in Indiana, and meets every requirement placed upon it by the business public. These schools are located at MARION, J MUNCIE, LOGANSPORT, ANDERSON, KOKOMO, LAFAYETTE, COLUMBUS, RICHMOND, INDIANAPOLIS, .NEWCASTLE, VINCENNES, WASHINGTON, CRAWFORDSVILLE and PERU. Ora E. Butz, General Manager.. p : ■■ • ■ • OPENING WEEK-—FALL TERM August 26th to September 3d. Of course, this is the time for you to enter, if possible. If for no other reason, you should start during the opening week of the .fall term, because that means you are going to lose no time. .But, if for some reason, YOU CAN NOT ENTER THAT SOON, make certain of completing arrangements for your course IMMEDIATELY, and save money. Our RATES ADVANCE SEPTEMBER 10 . ’ A What you should do is to write us AT ONCE, so as to give us a chance to tejl YOU how you can secure for yourself and friends the old rate, even though you may not enter until after SEPTEMBER 10. THE INDIANA BUSINESS COLLEGE of Lafayette is the LAFAYETTE BUSINESS COLLEGE One-half square east of Court house on Columbia st. No difference where you wish to attend, you-can always get the information you want by writing Roy H. Puterbaugh, Manager, LAFAYETTE BUSINESS COLLEGE, Lafayette, Indiana. •" ' . * • • ' . i"

While cutting wood this morning at his home in Hanging Grove township, A. E. Bisher was hit by a stick of wood on the lower lip, causing a very bad gash. He came to the city and had it attended to by a Rensselaer physician. If any of your stock dies be sure and promptly call A. L. Padgett, Phone 65. Judson J. Hunt, secretary-treasurer of The Trust and Savings Bank, is talcing a short vacation. He and his family left this morning for Baroda, Miich., where they will visit a few days with the family of Mr. Frank Hunt, who is Judson’s brother. If your stock dies call me at my expense and I will call for it promptly. A. L. Padgett, Phone 65. J. P. Hammond has received a letter from his son Herbert, who is a member of the Coast Artillery Band at Fort Hamilton, New York. Herbert reports that he has sufficiently recovered from his recent operation to be discharged from the hospital. He is expecting his furlough any time. LATER.—Mr. Hammond received a message at noon today from Herbert, who was in Indianapolis, and stated that he would be home on the 6:50 train this Wednesday evening. Needless to say, Daddy Hammond was all smiles. \

Emmett Eldridge is home from Camp Funston, Kansas, called here on account of the death of his father, Nathan Eldridge, of Barkley township. Emmett is a member of the 20th infantry. There are about 70,000 soldiers at this camp. Two other Rensselaer boys are there, Lieutenant Paul Miller and Sergeant Edward Honan. Toilet paper at old prices for one week only at Burchard’s. For the first seven months of 1918, there has been no failure of any national bank in any of our forty-eight states. Never before in the history of the national banks since 1870 (with the single exception of the year 1881) has there been such immunity from failures. During these same seven months of 1918, twentytwo (22) state banks and- trust companies in fourteen (14) different states have failed—an average of a failure every ten days.—Comptroller of the Currency.

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