Evening Republican, Volume 23, Number 78, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 30 March 1920 — Page 3

• THE VHIVEKSAt can ■ ? ’* .wVS~ - r- , EVERY ROAD IS A FORD ROAD EVERY DAY IS A FORD DAY—r . .... Hie FORD Is the one car that i* economical to bay and at the same time economical to own and use. There is no bigger time and money saver than the Ford. Have na look after year car with Ford mechanics, Ford materials, Ford excellence at Ford prices. PERSONAL SERVICE. r.' 7 r; ;. - r “y ’ ‘ ; Central Sales Company ■PHONE THE EE-ONE-NINE.

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CLASSIFIED COLUMN ~ FOK SALE. * TOM IHI Hftigle Comb , White phone 938-A. ' ■ ■ yO* SAXJB—,Hay. I will have s' car of clover and timothy hay on track this week. Am shipping a car from another farm. It la nice nay. Call 938-G. Henry Paulua. TOM lIM-Two good farm mare*, good wagon with gravel box and flat bed. aleo aet of good team harness. 8, A. Canada. IK W. McKinley Avs. TOM BAX*—Good alsed chicken house. A bargain. Mrs. BUaabeth Haua. Phone 460-White , Ml t*r* * Jersey heifer calf. Will make good milk cow. Phone Ml. TOM BABB—Fairly good stove. Would do for wash room. Phone 909-A. *

n g?'*£urte ■tt’TK street.' TOM S 9 TOP--White Wyandotte egga 6lT*o**snd of Also some young and old rabbits, w. H. Platt, phone 488, Green. rox util ' rTl —nr if taken at oocf. bJSSm wwSmTjH* oTLjS. B. Marion. R. V. D. 4,. Rensselaer. IM Phone HZ-M. ' TOM UUMPan- tired Whße Plymouth Rock eggs for setting; From good strain. «L9O per U or 9Mf per 199. Phone 992-J. Orville Lambert. ' ' s SgB"""■ ■■ *" " ""‘x; 1 — — welS^^^^SSSa^ff stead. Ml Ayr. Phone 87-F. * ” Wni take part eoMuvemAtoder In good bankable note If tome are ®* ** «j* H. Orp£stos*iastoT*a^Sk^Wron^ sr sasJM? 2 x&r - fwa nw» —Ai^l«.^3rSZSrTZlZir^SS»i?<l gs° nll. r **' v ;5A \'

TO* SAX.B—Household furniture, conflating- of small hard coal burner; gasoline range; two wooden beds and springs; washing machine; good sew* ing machine; large copper kettle; 20gallon “Iron kettle; bee hives and new material for hives, cut and ready to put together: office chair; sausage grinder; 24-hour clock; large grindstone. Phone 458. roa a ST. a—Two roan bulls, past year old and weigh' about 700 lbs. Charles Morreill, phone 632. TO* SAT. It—Two fresh Jersey cows. Phone 916-B. B. W. Ellsworth. TCI BARB—Bronze turkey gobbler. Fred Llnback, 927-0. VO* BAX*—Six wild duck#. George Putts, Phone 344-Black. ro* BAT.B-. J*ure bred Buff OrplngJames A. Gilmore, It IX Ka 2. TO* BAX*—Household goods, piano, Rhode Island Red chickens and incubator. . Throe miles north of Olfford on the J. Win coop place. ML B.' williams. VO* BAS*—Nine room ko iM amrty now. else trio lights, good wall, eistera and wash homo with osmsot fi-sr sad drain. Inquire of J. N. I eoiaermon at the First National Bank. VO* BUT.*" i Cot flowers, and petted plants. Osborne’s Orenhouse. VO* BAU O* a***—Big 40x10 three pole-mat. lk-foo« walls. Jast the thing for public sal os. Wo ars through with It. Wo art in our white front garage. . Kuhooke * Walter.

VO* CS Ti* Soooad-hand automobllo* —Fordo, Ovorls&do, Bazoos, Empires. Kuhooke * Walter. *plu>oo 894. . ts VO* BST*- -Borne food brood sows, bred for Morph Utter. 3. D. Thompson. tog* ' TO* SAB*—Or will trade for towa Chwl " TO* B4M; Woo navy boons, lie a pound. *. ‘phono 884 B. P. Honan. TO* B6TiB Fine’ Buff Rook oms for eetting. Mm. Cbarleo Bottloaoy. Phone JB4B. i TO* BAObS—Sovon room bouse. In good condition, with city llshtu end water. 91900, wood tormo. Floyd Mayors, phono 622.

YOB BABB—Timothy hay in barn. Henry Paulua, 998-0. YOB gd«i»fha~~Oov Oeorgs H. Healey realdenoe on South Cullen •treat , Tnla la oaa of the boat residences of the city. It la modern In all respects. J. P. Hammond, eecretarytreasurer of the Jasper County Mortgsge A Realty On YOB BBBT—Three large unfurnished rooms, first floor and three rooms sre-fta. «f&> a at uv * rss mod barns that could ia converted Into ieeidencee. Also automobile oils* *QB dewil—Modern reetdeoee, new 7-room house. State; lamae ltal«, g£s^saaLr.»gr' r r"

.-fin^«us T *i^?i?^^ffO l lu? r nenr^and 3MB tanna; must aeu because of my bumtfatosd moet^sl 1 £ 7Brjnjp*iss ff| mSf 804 MB - WAHTbP. VAStIP-Team work .to haul your ashes and clean your premises. Lem Huston. Phone 81, • 1 ■ ■■ ' ' .i,- *■ | WiJRB-Waohlaia at .home or, away, also house cleaning. Mm L V.' Martin. First house east of cemetery on Lincoln street tog*. ..1.. —■ ■

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WANT**—Saw gumming aad furniture up-to-date wtlT^UtwlES^PheS* leswl “-•WAMTBP—Motormen and' oo'nduettors for IndianspeMn City We teach yea ho work and offer steady employment. Wages 27c to 42c an hour. Apply or write Superintendent, MuhST?good onadtSon? 'pbonelJCwkitA - FOR RENT. VO* *227—House in west part of the city. Phdne 409 or TBO. *FLmo W IM. fU Wanton Bt. Mrs. James dark. VO* ***T—Office and storage rooms, over Hilliard and Hamel Store. A. Leopold, phone 88. m. w*» ton Bt. LOOT LOW Between Simon Cook’s corner. « miles east and Charles Lowmaa place, a heavy laddie. Reward for return. Call 908-R. Charles Lowman. LOOT—Tie pin set with small brilliant somewhere tat Rensselaer. Leave at Republican office -and receive 16.00 reward. LOW—A boy’s thick baseball mitt. Robert Turfler, phone 800-D.

MISCELLANEOUS. SCATS VASTT TO SVT—« or I room cottage sr bungalow; must be inodvn or partly so. - Any place South of railroad. Inquire of L. H. Hamilton personally. Republican office. gOTIW CO VABBODMS—We handle the Rumley line Tractors, threshing machines and farming implements; also Western Utility one horse-power tractor and Implements. At the whits Front garage. Kuboske aad Walter. TASKS V*—Black oow with halter. Inquire at this office. KOSBT TO WdW—l have an unlimited supply of money to loan on good farm lands at 6tt% and usual commission or 9% without commission. a* dsotavd. Loans will bo made for » roam, 7' years, 19 years or SO ream 800 aw about those various plans. John A. Danish. _ BOW CO LOA* —Chart— J. Dean

ANNOUNCEMENTS. i ' . , VO* JT72>«B OV OX*OUST OOUStT To Tbo Kepablloaa Totsrs of Vewtoa riaW. xsss;»»«,«i. nation for Judge of the Circuit Court, on the Republican ticket, at the primary election to be held on May 4, 1920, and will appreciate your votes and your lnfiuanoe. Sincerely GEORGE A. WILLIAMS. Rensselaer, Indiana, March 11. 1929. 1 V - " • —- — * I will bo a candidate for the nomination for Judge of the 80th Judicial Circuit, on the Republican ticket, at the primary election, to be held on May 4. 1920. mnun M Conattss: 1 Shaper Notice is hereby given that I will be a candidate for the office of Judge of the Thirtieth Judicial District, subject to the preference of the Resrsa£ *i& srrv.' Thanking you for your support, I am JOHN A. IRjTNLAP. I be *a°oandldate**for the office of Judge of the Thirtieth Judicial Court on the Republican ticket, subject to tbo decision of the voters at the primary election to be held May 4. Rw ssay£ ’flaw

I ask the support of the voters of Jasper and Newton Counties, at the primary election on May 4, 1880, for the nomination, on Hie Republican ticket, for the office of Judge of the 1 ■■■* ■■" ■" ■ - ■■ ■'*■' .77,”, "T,;j™"'—Co neVcSESS Tote* Of Jasper County > I wish to announce my candidacy for the: nomination for Recorder of Jasper county, subject to the decision of the Republican voters at the primary election to be bald May 4, 1920. POOLEL — YOB ■■■*»»» . f, -J *5. . - To Totem of Jasper Oonatyi I desire to announoe i that I will be a candidate for the nomination for sheriff of Jasper county subject to the decision of the Republican voters at the Prf~rt« on YOB JOINT BBYMgBMTATWM ~ To Tho Totess of Jaope* Mewten ami WotHHtu oouatUis I desire to announce .that I will be a candidate for the Republican nomination for Joint representative in the Indiana General Assembly from the district composed of Jasper, Newton mid Benton counties, subject to the Republican-voters of this district at the prtmariee to be Myr^4^92o: Morocco, Ind.

Unusual - 1. Opportunity for a live salowian to aaeure exclusive agency for Pronto, the new and first practical Exfl - him and the field l. i aplUimited.v |B I capital and hoot of i ?=>'*•.; •- • if: The Allen Corport I* 4 * N ‘ .

Quality, Service and Satisfaction la the foundation upon which we have buOt our business, aad it is our desire that ye* iveil yourself of the opportunity to become acquainted with O’Riley’s i ao Golden Loaf LX-— -----—r; —-’ r ---~S Bread For sale by groceries or call did.

Russell Leah went to Chicago this forenoon. Mrs. Olive Mitchell of Mt. Ayr went to Mionon from here today. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Welsh went to Lafayette this afternoon. Born, today, March 30, to Mr. and Mrs. William Platt, a girl. Reason Dunn of Pair Oaks was in Rensselaer today. r - - - Charles Guttrieh returned today to his home in Wabash. \ i . i- -- j- - — Mrs. K. T. Rhoades, Jane Paxkison and Mrs. H. B. Murray were in Lafayette today. Mrs. Paul Morrell and Mrs. Lowell Morton spent the day with relatives in Lee. Tuesday local grain market was as follows: oats, 90 cents; corn, 31.50; rye, $1.60 and wheat, 32.30. ’ .—ii ,»r— i Conrad Kellner and Frank Potts returned today from Flint, Mich., having driven through two new Buick, automobiles.

J. Dean

LEW SHANK NOW EXTENDING THE HEALTHFUL HAND FORMER MAYOR OF INDIANAPOLIS PASSES GOOD WORD ALONG ABOUT TRUTONA Indianapolis, Ind., March 29.— “As a general tonic for building up a weakened and run" down condition of the system Trutona is without an equal.” These are the words of Lew Shank, former mayor of Indianapolis, spoken in what he calls “well merited praise” of the perfect tonic. Mr. Shank is now engaged in the storage business at 227-29 North New Jersey street and resides at 3547 East Washington street. “I must say that it gives me pleasure to recommend Trutona to those suffering as I did,” Mr. Shank continued. “For several years I have been bothered with indigestion and constipation. I didn’t have a good appetite, either. I tried numberless medicines in an effort to get relief but to ho avail. “Trutona was recommended to me and 1 decided to try it. Today, thanks to this medicine, I feel more able to Attend to my business than I have in years. I’ve found Trutona a remarkable medicine for overcoming constipation, indigestion and a weakened condition of the system. I believe lam passing a good word along in making this statement and I fell it’s my duty to recommend Trutona.” TriNona is really a medicine of unusual merit/ * It is unsurpassed as a reconstructive agency; system purifietf* and body invigorant, and has been declared peerless as a treatment fair stomach, liver and bowel troubles. Trutona is sold in Rensselaer at the Larsh A Hopkins drug store.

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Big Flour Salt We Will Place on Sale Saturday, H1ar.127 350 barrels Pillsburyxxxx Patent at $3! per sack 48 pounds cotton sack or $3.45 per sack in paper Tbis flour needs no introduction. > Every Sack Guaranteed. This Sale WiM Last One Week Only. I80mms? ROLLER MILS PHONE 456 - rr - ir _ ,— - -.i--- \ l . '$T r T -

William, the five year old eon of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacks, is seriously ill with pneumonia. —-7 -p - ' ~—m ~~~ .ri 7 ~ r " ' r ~ » -—. V" " Mrs. George Smith returned today to her home in Lake Bluff, HI. Her mother, Mrs. Ben D. McColly, and brother, - Walter McColly, accompanied her. E. G. Stemburg of Chicago, the dredge contractor, was in Rensselaer today. He reports that there is a very strong sentiment in Chicago for the nomination of General Leonard Wood. Lowell, Ind., March 29.—A cyclone visited this section yesterday and did considerable damage. The worst damage done was east of of here. A house and barn were blown down on the J. A, Clark 'fawn and a barn on the farms of Dr. EHiott and Silas Hogan. In town, the roof on Hie Nichols elevator was damaged. The wind blew at a high rate for some time and ths« was followed by a terrific rain and hail.

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JUST RECEIVED Carload Keystone Wire Fencing, both barbed and woven. Come and See * - —• ■ - - Us Before Buying Phone 273 Phone 273 ; I vLjp-fl • l

Vernon Jacks of Lee was in Rensselaer today. .' Charles Replogle was called to North Judson today on account of the illness of his sister-dn-lsrw. True Woodworth, Bowaa and Mrs. Prank Dart took Mrs, Arlie Rowen to Longcliffe sanitarium Monday' for treatment. ; Mrs. W. S. Wright and eon, William, of Indianapolis, are visiting here with the former's sister; sirs. J. E. Smith and family. Mis. J. K. Smith, Mrs. Wright and William went to Roselawn today to visit with a sister of Mrs. Smith and Mm. Wright. _ DR. BURKHART Wants you to write Um a treatment of Dr. Burkhart’, Vegetable Compound. Pay for mmvvttefi cured of Liter, Kidney. Stomach Trouble. CoMtU nation, Catarrh. Kbeumatiam. !>on t mlw this grandest of remedies wonderful preventative for Grlp.Flu. Address « Main St., Ol»"'nnatl, O. JFor salo at aU Drug Store* P-d-day treatment 15c.—Adv.