Evening Republican, Volume 22, Number 221, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 12 September 1919 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Mr Mobiloils A trade for each type of **ottr W Six Tons Pressure T 1 m entisl on low gear. % The road surface and load are constantly wreocih fl Ing these vital ports. S Snap goes a tooth and your trip is spoiled. The B gear teeth must be kept apart by a proper lubricant. M A high quality grease is your best protection. ■ We recommend Mobilubrfcant. M Central Garage JD I

Mrs. Osa Ritchey and nephew, Sherman Lynn, of* Connersville, went to LaPorte to visit her daughter, Mrs. Vernon Ray. Mrs. Elizabeth Alter has received a letter announcing the death in an Indianapolis hospital last Sunday of i Mrs. Thomas Farden, formerly a resident of this city. The home of the deceased was in West Lebanon. On Friday and Saturday we will have another sale on fancy sweet potatoes. Fifty bushels for this sale at 5c a pound or $2.50 a bushel. EGER’S GROCERY. - 4;-- ‘ V Dr. Rose M. Remmeck, optometrist, has returned from a six months’ vacation and will be in her office every day. Eyes examined accord- 1 ding to most modern methods. Glasses j fitted. ’Phone 403. If you wish a new fall hat at moderate cost ask to see our ready i trimmed hats. New fall suits, coats | and millinery, second floor. —Rowles & Parker. The world’s series clash between . Cincinnati and Chicago will be a | nine game set. Previously the series have 'been for seven games. The change, it is thought, will greatly | aid Cincinnati, as they have a greater number of high class pitchers than the Sox, who will undoubtedly find the going rough with but two high-class performers. A gentleman whose business takes him to all parts of the state was in this office Thursday and while here stated that the sentiment among the voters leans heavily toward Warren T. McCray for governor. He further stated that the farmers are almost unanimously in favor of the Newton county candidate. Our new 7 millinery department, selling ready trimmed hats only, not only gives you stylish hats but at a moderate cost.—Rowles & Parker.

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