Evening Republican, Volume 22, Number 47, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 25 February 1919 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Farmers! Attention! are you willing to swap two hours of your time to hear a practical lecture illustrated by 120 slides the composition of the soilhow to establish, maintain and increase its productive capacity how to develop, conserve and make available the necessary plant food and moisture to secure a maximum yield proper preparation of the seed bed seed selection seeding and the principles underlying its applicationtopics which are absorbing th© thought and attention of the best farmers all over the country. THIS LECTURE IS FREE—NO STRINGS TIED TO IT. if yeu want to know more about how to increase the yield on YOUR farm, then be sure to attend practical suggestions only will be offered someone who attend* this lecture will get 10 acres of ground plowed absolutely free Wednesday, Feb. 26 2 o’clock At The PRINCESS THEATRE Central Garage Co. Authorized Agent for the Fordstw Thactor WM. H. BOYLE, Roselawn, Ind.

George Mustard left today for Wichita, Kansas, having been called there ’by the very serious illness of his sister. .L - - - L" 1 i M WANTED—Ladies to sell entirely new household article. Easy Big money. .Address Home. Supply Co., Greenfield, Ind. ; •--*—■ ■ - - Mirs. J. E. Pinesak, who had been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Putts, returned today to her home in Chicago. We have a car of middlings in transit. WiH make special prices if taken at car. Kellner A Caßahan Phone 278. George Sawyer and Vernon Ulrey accompanied Sergt-J.-Roy Sell, of Brook, to Lafayette todays > Sergt Sal returned to Camp Taylor.