Evening Republican, Volume 23, Number 158, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 1 July 1920 — Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

iIIOW *2 uJ wWllXu. few i I .. ft —. — f "" "—'->y ——— Kattex furniture meets with the Rowing demand for strong sanitary and serviceable, yet light, MT ™d Kst one room for indoors. No up-to-date home is without at least one room furnished in graceful, harmonious, elegant Kanex. There are chairs, rockers, settees, davenports, chaise tables, finished in soft pleasing colors and upholstered in and imitation leather,. & A KALTEX gives style So’ any interior, it sets ture, wails, draperies, etc., because so essentially different self. We want vou to call at our store and look over the e**™ selection of KALTEX which we are showing at unusually mode - ate prices. W. J. WRIGHT

NEW SUIT FILED. . June 29. Arthur Wm. Walker vs. Edward Zugbaum and John Kirk. Attachment. /

. TODAY—JULY 1. Dividend checks are being mailed to all our clients holding Dollings Securities issued by the following companies: Anderson Foundry and Machine Company, Millhollanid Machine . Company, Hugro Manufacturing Company, Western Drop Forge Company, Service Motor Truck Company, Bude Manufacturing Company, Insley Manufacturing Company and Clay Products Company. These people ane earning 7 percent net on their money. thV R. L. DOLLINGS CO. S Bay Laßue Jasper County Managed.

Colege Inn NOW OPEN with a full line of soft drinks. Ice Cream, Candies, Cigars, Tobacco, Lunch and Short Or-, ders. We handle the Chamberlain Perfection Ice Cream, 100 per cent pure. A share of your patronage solicited. * E. WALLAGE J. E. WHY PROPRIETORS

ring‘wringer, i Call for de and arrange your own |Rrms for payment. i The regular monthly of i the Van Rensselaer club will be held this evening. |

I PRINCESS THEATRE ■k MATINEE—>rM NIGHT—7«IS ■■- - 1 — : ■fT—TODAY—8. A. ROLFE Presents ■ OLIVE TELL Without Question”

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disappearance of Silas Blackburn? Is a victim of aphasia responsible for what he does? Is thema loro so strong and powerful that it overlooks ail faults of man? A thrilling screen version of C. Wadsworth Camp’s great novel, “The Abandoned Room.”

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