Evening Republican, Volume 23, Number 277, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 19 November 1920 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

ITo All Tractor Owners '' v ■—' 1 THE CENTRAL SALES CO. OF RENSSELAER WILL HAVE A oRW ** ■ ■ ‘'r: * . ■ ■ WILLIAMS M-iax42-in SEPARATOR ■ on the floor in a few days. It will pay you to investigate this ■ machine before making your threshing arrangements for the next ■ This is a standard machine made for the hills of New ■ York and Pennsylvania for the past 50 years where a small ma- ■ chine of large capacity is required. I THE WILLIAMS SEPARATOR POSSESSES THESE UNUSUAL FEATURES fe-B Guaranteed to operate successfully with any twenty horse I power gas motor. Mi ■ The makers will put the machine on your farm for a threefl day trial free. You pay the freight only from Ft. Wayne. The B you pay out of your threshing bill at the usual rates per I bushel. The capacity is equal to that of any other 26x42 machine. I ran OR WRITE THE CENTRAL CALES CO) (Phone three B one nine) for further details. We will be glad to take you and B your neighbors to Fanner owners for investigation of the merits I of this machine.

■SBOBX&AnOVg. Will the party who took fifty feet of red garden hose with brass nozzle attached, from my premises recently, kindly return sama Joseph P. Hammond. phone 291. 11-14 FOUND—On the street in Rensselaer Saturday, a small sum of money. Owner can get same by paying 25 cents for this adv. and proving property. Farmers A Merchants' National Bank. 11*25 VOB gXCMANBB—six-room bungnow within corporation, practically now. with basement under entire housa with 1 1-3 acres of ground. To exchange for ttwn property. Harvey Daviaeon. ts stONST TO DOAN—Charles J. Dean A Bon. NOTION TO tFAJUKNBa— Wo hand)* the Rumley Une Tractors, throohins machines and farming implements also Western Utility one horse-power tractor and implements. At the WhitFront garage. Knboske A Walter. ts «om TO LOAN—I UWM unlimited supply of mousy to kma oa BOOT—A White-faced steer calf. wt. about 600. Henry Tobin, phone 343J. 11-33 FOB BANT—Four room house, pantry, well at door. Apply to Lewis H. Swartx. 11-M

CLASSIFIED COLDiM FOR SALE FOB SSPB-Hot Blast heating stove, in good condition, lira. Joseph Van Dear Heap. North Front Su Ij-M FOB BSTB Full bioodhronseturkeya U taken before Thanksgiving they will be sold cheaper. Mrs. Charles Bowers, phone MS-D. H-«» WOB kt once to maksless chores, choice of two cows, fresh in spring. One a Shorthorn, 8 years old, giving Sts gala milk per day. Other 3K Humphrey’s green none cutter, run by power, at 315. SOO-hen oats sprouter, at >U. George Humbert, phono •12-G. C miles north, one oast of Wanamie er 11-22 FOB hot blast heating stove, almost new. Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank. 11-21 FOB BSTN- Choice Buff Orpingtons. SI each. Omar Way ml re. Phone 905L । 11-11 yCW noT-w ahotec, from SO to 100 pounds. 5 miles south and 1 west of Rensselaer. Riley Tullis. W-B. 11-11 FOB sex* ,* large heating stove. Will burn hard or soft coal or wood. Dr. A. G. Catt. Phone 233-A or 383B. 11-11 VOB BAXB—Three-quarter iron bed, springs and mattress, dresser, water tank. Call MS-Green. Jack FOB gain -188 acre farm. weU drained, moot aU level; black soil; L SS S%B£! s&js* jj’vsrcssa ? EE? bred large type Polands vul now weigh about ISO pounds, worth ujgUe for eome one wanting, good breeding stock: also six-year-old cow. fresh Oct. 11th; aloof 0 acres land, wellieGated with residence and stoiw building, good location for saeaU store and produce would consider trade Sthis ttocTalao farm of MO acres, two miiec el market on stone road, al level black land, all in cultlvatton, with splendid improvemants; also farm of U aenuk oaa mile of market, goto land and good improvement*. P. R. Bbes Wheatfield,lto. tt

Mrs. J. W. Crooks and son, Lardner, went to Urbana, IM., today where they will visit with her sister, Mrs. W. D. Coad. Lardner will attend the Illinois-Ohio State football game Saturday. There is a fellow in this city who has not paid us for the card of thanks he put in our paper when his first wife died. It must be a great state of bliss to have a forgetter which works like his. After having been married since 1870, Samuel Taver, of Lafayette, through his attorney, has filed a petition asking for a divorce from Elzurah Taver. The complaint charges cruel and inhuman treatment. - The weather man did more today to solve the coal question than all of the commissions, city councils and other anxious but ineffective agencies. Hats off to the weather man. The thermometer lacked one degree of reaching the freezing point Thursday night and Thursday the minimum was fifty-one. L. H. Hamilton received word •from Mrs. Hamilton Thursday, announcing that she had arrived in Los Angeles, where she was met by her son, Fred. From Los Angeles they were to continue by automobile to Santa Maria whfere Mrs. Hamilton will spend the winter with her son and his wife.

YOB B*BB— Cut flower* potted plant*. O*born*’* Gr**nhou*e. ts YOB BAU— I3I3 Model Fwd touring ear, in good condition. Price 1300. Mr*. Boy atephonnon. phon* W. ts yob kind* oiF second hand earn. Kiosks A Walter. Whit* Front Garage. Phone »<■ ts YOB WITiB —Lot* 13 and IL occupied by Mrs. Myers, and Lots 8 and 3 occupied by Everett Warne, all in Block One and the James N. Leather* man three tots and residence and the Baker property, not including th* barn. These lot* are all centrally located in the city of Rensselaer and near the businea* center, church and school*. Frank Folia. ts BABB—to aerea, well located, cultivated; housa, barn.garage and atvkard. Earn terms. Poasesaioa at ’"S' acre*, pike road, jokdng ataMoa, with *tor*a, church and school. Lars* eight-room hooaa Y v as VOB BABB— Sbxplx C—* SWT—tor 1. A-l ooMlMon. MX WJ a Rowles, phon* tfX 11-34 - WANTEDVTAJYTBII—A man to work night* Main Garaga Phone Mt 11-33 YAMI WAN^W— Wanted to. hear from owner of farm or good land for wm,T wxx mnt ex work. Phone, toS-Btocit. « BBMBT "I ■■UI .1 MBtotaVtaM ar ama. Wta, - BINIET ~~ would yof.ian to require anything of you, nut. om nw-, y Xge ; Sam! ItgUO Alton,

Dressed Poultry FOR Thanksgiving Turkeys Chicken* Ducks Geese Also Oysters

Co-Operative Meat Market Phone 92 - Phon* 92