Evening Republican, Volume 23, Number 124, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 22 May 1920 — Page 4

THE UNIVERSAL CAM Used Gars We have some especially attractive bargains in both touring and roadsters. Don’t delay. ■yV" , - ‘ %. ■ 1 -.-—-—_ ——- — T ~ Central Sales Company ’PHONE THREE-ONE-NINE.

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CLASSIFIED COUIM» FOR SAIL rOB —Fresh cow, calf by ber side. Phone 600-Green. housed clone TnT ""Might unite for farm. George F. Mayara. yOB P» Tr —Or will irada for town proparty, aifttf acraa of land. Charles Morrill. Phono •***. ram SAJUi — Pure bred Buff Orpin*-jgaTSaLrigg-g 808 MU—Cui nowars and pottad plants, Qaboms’a Oranbousa. TOM UU-Ml acraa White county. i.a hatwaan Chalmers and Wolcott; prairie; SITS par acre; liberal , must aaU because of my bualengagement to sea this farm. b. I* deiiulach, Indlanapolla, Ind. 1001 City Trust Bid*. - rOB UU —Five city proparttas In fine locations, Mg hargmlaa for qutek ante. Five farms. aU bargains. Three rod bams that could ha converted Jato rnaUlsnrira Also automobile oils. lon will ha Interested la these. Sea aaa. C. W. OovalL phone I«T> VMS HU-Otr property and town late. Philip Bias. Phans Ut trOM MU — iU nor* rarm, wall raised, moat all level; black soU; 6mote house, pond barn, com oriba *ood miL daa orchard, land all In cultiveUML can (He rood terms on this, mns |ll per sera Charles 1. Dean phone *»7- - iss: 4 WUUmaJw B° a H *» «B3|§ : a nnanflan hOfUC. ■■ Sift flMll Japfft old SOU&dL. He E. BruSSi pbSaj tis J- '•! • ;i-j V : jtr ; ir.n .. •": ■ — "" '

FO* BAKE- 25 yards of Sparrow, 24-inch wire, and a cistern pump. J. L. Haglns. | iFOK MT.l—At half my regular price, hatching eggs from my pure bred strain GoldenbulT Orpingtons. G. B. Porter, phone 276 or 600. i FOB aar.a—Durham heifer, giving milk. Cash or bankable note. James Thompson, phone 938-D. FOB MU OB BH*rr—The Rensselaer laundry. Business can be brought up to |*6o per week. Bee Mike Kanne. * j FOB MU—2 year old Shetland pony. Henry NevllL Phone 884-D. FOB BAJbß—Second-nano automobiles —Fords.- Overlands, Saxons, Kmplres. Kunoske d Walter, ’phone 114. tt FOB MU—No. 1 Timothy Hay In barn. Call Chamberlin and Ifarlatt farm or Rensselaer Garage. FOB BABB— Hall tree, Bxl* rug. cook stove, carpet sweeper. Phone 618. FOBJMU — A tew bushels of good white Sweet corn. Joe Kanne. Phone 925-M. j

WANTED. WAHTB9—Experienced saleslady In dry goods department. Rowles & Parker. warns— A paper hanger. Mrs. H. M. Burns, phone 188-Red. WASTED— hann mowers to grind. Cheaper here than hereafter. Len Griggs, phones 63*. 633-Black or 60#. At County Heating Plant. WASTED—To clean your carpets and rugs. Have new vacuum cleaner. Charles Collins, at the Lee Electric Store. - ' _____ WASTED—A man to attend large garden on shares. G. B. Porter. Phone 66,9 or 276. . WASTED— To grind your lawn mower. Have tho latest and best machine and guarantee all work. John Ward, phone llfca WAJSTBD — Washings, tar first class washer. Call phone 469-Black. WAJTTKB— "You can mate big money selling our Texas and New Mexico Oil Leases locally. Perfect title guaranteed. Deep teats being made: we do the development work. WomUrful proposition. Write or wire Mid-Con-tinent Finanoe Oo* Victor Bldg* Kansas City, Mo.” WAETID —Chicken* and turkeys, will call for samn ‘Phono *47. C L. Lea v el. FOR RENT. FOB BBVT— Pasture land for 16 head of cattle, near MoCoysburg. Roy Cochran, phone 908-L. FOB Ban—Furnished rooms. two blocks from oourt bouse. MS N. Weston SC FOB 888T —6-room bouse la northeast part of city; small barn and good garden. Phone 931-L Wa Markin. ~

LOST LOST —Parrot. Phone 921-C. J. W. McGlinn. MISCELLANEOUS. TOM MKMAMtS •» 1— acraa prairie land, fine Improvements, adjoining corporation of cood town. Will exohaag* for garage or stook of morohsadlaa Harvey Oaviaaoa. Hi ana Sid or Oh. POUMP—Strln* of beads Inquire hare, TO Improved farm, located on stone road, to «• change for amaUm hm » *»*» property, or would deal far a teak of; merchandise. Harvey Pavfw. rheas »1< or 4». other agents with whom wo am warttGeorge T. Mayra i , A atmoa so ><wms-ff« handle alao Western Utility ana home-power; mOMMX SO fcOSM—Charles J. Dean 41 tea. - I of money to loan on * cood form lends at 114% and usual) miininltelnn or S% without comatteloa, as desired. Loam arm ha mate] tar\ ran. wW, Mis. Ord Yeoman returned today from n three months’ visit in Kansas'and Colorado. Mrs. James YeoMrs. Dehna Alter and children mue today to visit her parents, Mr. amJ ICTW J> NaVRIe ana W* Im nvwew.

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MARKETS BY WIRE.

(Furnished by The Farmers Grain Market, H. H. Potter, Mgr.) Live Stock Market. Hogs, receipts, 10,000; carry over 1,000; top, $14.80. Cattle, receipts, 2,000. Sheep, receipts, 1,000. Grain Market. I May oatß opened at 1.00; closed at .96 1-2. I July oats opened at .85 and .86; closed at .86 and .85 5-8. Sept, oats opened at .73 and .73 1-2 i closed at .74 7-8 and 5-8. I May corn opened at 1.80 and 1.79; closed at 1.78. July corn opened at 1.58 and 1.61; closed at 1.58 5-8 and 1.67%. Sept, corn opened „at 1.52 and ■ 1.53; closed at 1.48 3-4 and 1.50. I Marion McCollum went to Monticello today for a week-end visit

TODAY’S LOCAL GRAIN MARKET

Wheat - __52.75 Oats 95c Corn —"1 1 $1.70 Rye sl-75

SATURDAY’S LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET

Eggfc3r— — ..—2Bc Hens 27c Roosters --15 c

i • _ Orders Mac taken for cut flowers for Moasorial Day. Wa are now soiling vefotablo plants. V. • , - OSBORNE GREEN HOUSE Pkonn 439 \

aPfe*. -Sifr --f For . Memorial Day Flo wars call Holden’s Greenhouses, <! Phono 426. The Bedding Plsnts ml Hal* don’s Green homos era fine.

f • - Coming to Rensselaer All Week STARTINO MONDAY, MAY 24 The Gordon Players Under Canvas. All New Plays, Singing, Danelng and Musical Speclaltlas between aeta. OPENING PLAY: “PH! JOHNNY, OH!’’ A Great Comedy Drams Is 3 sols " LADIES PREE OPENING NIGHT when accompanied by one paid adult ticket

GRAIN GRADING WILL BE TAUGHT INDIANA FARMERS

Lafayette, fad., May teen meetings to demonstrate the proper grading of grain under the new Federal grain grading act will be held at as many different towns and cities starting May 24 and ending June 5. All of the meetings will <be at 1:30 o’clock in the afternoon except two, which come in the evening at Greensburg and Lagrange. The complete schedule follows: Rushville mod Greensburg, May 24; Columbus, May 25; Bloomington, May 26; Evansville, May 27; Terre Haute, May . 28; Vincennes, May 29; Bluffton, Junr 1; Auburn, June 2; Lagrange, June 2; Laporte, I June 3; Rensselaer, June 4; Craw- ! fordsville, June 5. The meetings will be under direction of the Federal supervisor, H. A. Rhoades, Indianapolis, with the agricultural extension department of Purdue university and the Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association co-operating. Grading, dockage, etc., will be taught

RICH AMERICANS' MAKES “GAY PAREE” GAYER

“Gay Puree” is particularly gay these days because the predictions of an invasion by American money kings and queens is coming true. It is conservatively estimated that American wealth arriving in Paris daily amount to $20,000,000. The Mauretania alone, just in, had a list of millionaires aggregating $50,000,000. “And they are no pikers, these Americans,” said one prdinineht Rou de la Paix store proprietor gleefully.

“THE HOUSE NEXT DOOR”

“The House Next Door,” a play of unusual merit, will 'be given by the members of the Senior class of the high school at the New Ellis Theatre Monday and Tuesday nights May 24 and 25. All star cast. Ailmission, 35c and 60c. Secure your tickets from the student salesmen, and make your reservations at Long’s drug store. Curtain, 8:16.

Mrs. Frank Ham and spn, Clifford, are here for a visit with friends. Alice Perkins, six year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Perkins, is seriously ill with pneumonia; / ■ — iftrs. Marcellus Walz, of Logansport, is the guest of Miss Gertrude Hopkins. Mrs. Wallace, of Logansport, is visiting her daughter, Miss Geraldine Wallace, a teacher in the public schools. Edna and Ada Robinson went to Chicago today to visit their father, who is a patient at the Wesley hospital. We have a car of woven wire fence, also a car of red cedar posts. Place your orders at once, as the mills are rejecting' all order for woven Gwin Lumber Co. Phone 6. w An invitation track and field meet is being held at Lafayette today, and approximately two hundred students are expected to take part in the events. William O. McCord, formerly a citizen of Rensselaer,- died at his Chicago home this week at the age of forty-eight years. He is survived by his wife, step-daughter, mother and two brothers. Burial was made in Chicago Friday. The marriage of Bernard Michael Meguire, -of Camp Grant, 111., and Alice McKay occurred at the home of the bride Friday evening, the Rev. W. T. Barbre officiating. Mts. Meguire will make this city her home until Mr. Meguire is discharged from the U. S. service. The Rensselaer hall team is ready for their game with Monticello* at that place Sunday, at least they think they are. , Monticello s is no weak sister when it comes to playing baseball and it remains to he seen just how' far_ the locals have come back. The line-up of the locals will be: Eldridge, c: Clark or Feldhous, p; Blue, lb; Parks, 2b; Hammond, ss; Trump, 3b; Gant, rs; Healy, cf; Thomas, If.

Ladles i When Irregular or aunprsmad use Triumph pm». Safa and always teP—d able. Not sold at drag atoms. Pa sat experiment with others; save Simppointment. Write for -Belief and par* Oculars, it’s free. Address: National Medical Institute. Milwaukee, Wle.

Cedar Chests for v / Graduation Prasents See Our South Window _ I — T ' ' , Worland Bros. Rensselaer, Ind.

METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. The Sunday school will be held at the usual hour, 9:80. The at* tendance is fine. At the 10:41 hour the union memorial service will be held. Bev. J. B. Fleming will preach the sermon. Special music has been prepared. The Epworth League will hold the evening devotional meeting at 6:30. Topic, Christian Principles in Personal Health.” Leader, Forest Osborne. The Union baccalaureate service will be held at the Christian church at 7:30. Rev. J. B. Fleming will be the preacher of the evening. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH W. T. Barbre, Pastor. On account of the Memorial sermon at the Methodist church next Sunday morning there will be no regular morning preaching service. The Baccalaureate sermon will he preached in this church Sunday evening. Rev. J, B. Fleming preaches the sermon. Next Sunday is Boy's Day in the Bible school. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Rensselaer Science So* ciety holds regular every Sunday morning at 10:46. Sunday school at 9:45. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. , Subject Sunday, May 28rd, “Soul and Body." A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend any service. > PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. J. Budman Fleming, Minister. 9:30, Bible School, with a elasa and a welcome fpr you and your children. 10:45 Union Memorial service at the Methodist church. 7:30 Union Bscalausate service at the Christian church.

A deal probably will be completed Monday whereby A* M. Robertson, owner of the Princess theatre, will become the owner of the .Star theatre, now owned by E. B. Allen. It is understood that Mr. Robertson will operate the theatre on Wednesday and Saturday evenings only. The baccalaureate address will be given at the Christian church Sunday evening,by the Rev. J. Budman Fleming of the Presbyterian church. There will be no services at the other churches Sunday evening. Mrs. E. P. Honan and her nephew James R. Hemphill, went to Chicago today to spend the week end with Mrs. James Hemphill.

CASTOR IA ywblnuaiCUMie* to Use Per Over SO Years ZsZa£*es&

TEMPERATURE foi T the £ tw«Ksei houmendh* a* 7 a. m. on the dets iadkaUd: , . Max. Min. May 21 68 44

The pupils of Mias Florence Allman will give a piano recital Sunday afternoon at three o'clock at the Methodist church. They will be assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Ken-' neth Allman, who will sing several numbers. The public Is invited.

f BREAD! The little bey es the family never Unde it a burden te ge fpr a loaf of ’broad. The premise es a slice with jetty or jam tarns the trick— Children have natural longings for substantial foods. Give them bread at meals aad between meals. _ _ Bread ie your Beet Food Bat it GOOD BREAD “The Breed *st BeiWU” Ralph O’Riley’s Phone** A GOOD RAMSEY

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