Evening Republican, Volume 23, Number 286, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 1 December 1920 — Page 4

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NO GOODS RETURNED OR EXCHANGED 35c SYMONDS’ INN COCOA ji Made from the pure cocoa beans. Unexcelled in quality : \. without any A adulterations. Symo nd s’ Inn Cocoa; 2 for 36c. "*• l__2£Z *

. BALLARDVALE JAM Twenty-five ozs. of dei* ' l lightful Jam, made from ■yMFgN luscious, full-bodied Concord grapes, grown in the famous New York I TMB grape district. I tJwW Standard price, tAp one can uUu This sale, Kin v two cans _.~ v I u • -f -

SYMONDS' INN FLAVORING EXTRACT iThe highest grade that the market affords. Two-ounce t y 40c Vanilla; 2 Tor .—4lc 40c Lemon; 2 for .41c

HARMONY TOILET WATER Beautiful packages of high grade . Toilet Water, each containing the true odor of the flower whose name -it bears—VioiaL Lilac and Wistaria. Standard price, Cl OK one bottle -— wl'ld This sale, • <1 OK two bottles —w I «tv

REXALL ALMOND CREAM / \ Just the thing / you have been MB3w looking for. A | wonderful value 0 ll of delightfully J Vk perfumed high grade cream. / j^* - Once used, al- /// Vii ways used. ygaSne&ltl * Standard price, {•» *>«•*! wmtM «•* 1 » one bottle ■ □3ft I Hl 1 »»»•*»♦*» «M HHWMI/l i r . This sale, QO p ■ two bottles uUu I \ J »«M« •••• t»*M JJ • CASCADE LINEN One pound in a package. We also have envelopes .to match. IT it is true that the good taste of a person is expressed by the quality of their stationery, then your teste will be established with your friends. The texture and quality of Cascade is known from coast to coast. Standard price, CAn one pound —. JUu Sale price, Rin ■* two pound* —. JI U t GUTH’S- HONEY CARAMELS - Two hundred boxes of Guth’s Famous Honey Caramels in 1-lb. boxes. They will 'WysSpy keep fresh for the I holidays. A good ■T i‘ V I 1 value at 80c; this sale, 2 for 81c 50c Symonds' Inn Peanut But* ter; 2 for ——s l c

16c Chocolate Pudding; 2 for 16c 35c Beef Cubes; 2 for 36c 35c Bitter Chocolates; 2 for_ 36c ... BOUQUET RAMEE TALCUM POWDER ; A delightful preparation, made of the finest Italian Talc, double bolted and ■EEMn nutrified. Contains the comotrope and lilac. Mb 51c

Thursday, Friday, Saturday December 2,3 and 4

THIS sale coming at this opportune time enables everybody to purchase their Christmas presents at 1-2 price. Silverware, Stationery, '1 jilet Preparations and Candy make elegant presents and will be sold just 50c on the dollar at this sale. PRICES QUOTED DO NOT INCLUDE WAR TAX

REMEMBER! Lct US put t*r a away one of We are the W agents for raw ’ these highest COLUMBIA, H class Machines SONORA || for an<l BIIH U CHRISTMAS. VICTOR TALKING Uli f We Btand back MACHINES oLttaSr If ’ $ > r an°d L vector r > . “NUFFSED” RECORDS '

CHARMONA FACE POWDER The real perfect face powder, in the three desired tints. Has all the qualities Milady looks for In the higher-priced packages. Try it and be convinced. Standard price, QEp one box — ...... dull Sale price, QCn two boxes - —..UUu. RIKER’S PEROXZONE CREAM A cooling, refreshing face cream, containing Hydrogen Peroxide, which gives to the skin that smooth and velvetyappearance so necessary to a beautiful. complexion. Standard price, 9Rp one jar -—L Ju Sale price, AD a two jars — - -—AUu

TOOTH BRUSHES 1 * A linfited quantity of good brushes, good.value; QRp each - - — JJw This sale, 1 ADp 2 for - JUu

IMPORTED OLIVE OIL One bottle 50c This sale, Kip 2 for J I u

51.25 Beef Wine and Iron; ’ , 2 for .....$1.26 35c Throat Gargle; 2 for—36c 25c Chilblain Remedy; two for — — —26 c 50c Kidney Pills; 2 for——sl c 15c Toothache Stopper; two for _ —l6 c 75c Hair brushes; 2 for 76c 10c Washing Compound; 2 for - —llc 25c Rexall Cold Tablets, 30 tablets in each box; they do wonders toward breaking up a cold; 2 for ...26c 25c Rexall Liver Pills; each package contains 100 pills. Every one guaranteed safe, pure and a laxative; . 2 packages for . x -26 c 30c Rexall Baby Talcum; a , large size can just made for baby. Baby just can’t be iutppy without it; 2 cans for 31c

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MAXIMUM 2-QUART FOUNTAIN SYRINGE This Is one of the finest Syringes that .can be manufactured. The quality Is extra fine. This Syringe is guaran teed' against imperfections in manufacture for one year.. Standard price, GA EQ one syringe S4iJU Sale price, QA El two syringes $Ai J I ELKAY’S METAL POLISH A handy package for the home. Usual price 25c This sale, OCn ONEIDA SILVERWARE The famous Community Silverware. . Par plate, just the thing for Christmas. 40c Teaspoons, 2 for 41c 75c Tablespoons, 2 for 76c 85c Knives, 2 for 86c 75c Forks, 2 for . 76c J ASPIRIN TABLETS These are genuine Aspirin Tablets containing five grains each —made by Americans in America. Dozen 15c This sale, 2 ddzen 16c Picture Frames —' 25c This sale, 2 for 26c Emery Boards, 1 dozen in a box 25c This sale, 2 boxes for .26c

50c Vanishing Cream; 2 for 51c 35c Rexall Analgesic Balm; very similar to an imported preparation. Just the thing for neuralgia pains; 2 for 36c 60c Senafig Riker’s, 7 1-2 represents sena and figs, known by all as a pleasant laxative. One thing children will take; 2 for 61c 50c Milk of Magnesia, 12 ox. * bottle. Its uses are known. Do we need to say more than the Rexall people make it? 2 for -—slc SI.OO Bouquet Ramee Face Powder; sofL delicate and pleasing to all. Just admired by the ladies because it adheres to the skin —white, flesh and brunette; 2 for — sl-01

WE GUARANTEE THE QUALITY OF ALL MERCHANDISE

200 Cuoa of Tea for 1 Cent LIGGETT'S OPEKO TEA Formoso Oolong, Orange Pekoe, ami Standard price, KJ| half-lb. packet <Kfe55c Thia sale, cgn two packets Juu OUR BEST BET « / l/'JII // J z // ri ; I Three hundred boxes Lord Baltimore Linen Box Paper in White, Pink, Blue and Tan. A good value at 60c; this sale 2 boxes for — _6lc

CASCADE ENVELOPES Standard price, QAp two packages ..... ...... JJu Sale price, QCn four packages vUu REXALL TOOTH PASTE |§ JPjjSRI I I • A perfect dentifrice, antiseptic and deodorant. Cleans and whitens the teeth. Comes out flat on the brush. Standard price, QHP one tube ....— - ————-vUU Thia sale, 01 p two tubes - — Jlw

MAXIMUM HOT WATER BOTTLE The largest sell- a ing bottle in the world. The price W every where is $2.50 each. Full ZaaMESjffiL 2-quart capacity. Guaranteed for one year. . Standard price, one bottle $2.50 Thia sale, CORI two bottles s4iu I

KLENZO TAR SHAMPOO SOAP A very large cake, and an exceptional bargain. To those who like to use a tar soap for the treatment of the hair we can assure that in this soap they ‘are obtaining what we believe to be the finest cake of soap, for the money, on the market. Be sure to try at least a few cakes of this soap. Standard price, AEp one cake* —AUb This sale, OCn two cakes — — - AUu

MEDICATED SKIN SOAP Produces a soft, creamy lather; is recommended very highly and keeps the skin soft and healthy. If used once, you will not go without it in your home. Standard price, 9RP one cake Ui This sale, Ofin x two cakes -U—~~ — —XW

rexall toilet soap iff g A splendid grade of hard milled soap. Does not become soft and wasteful. A clean, fragrant and absolutely pure „ soap. ‘ “■ -S-' Standard price, 1 En owe cake IJb Thte aale, ' V two cakes - - RB . ■ »■

I LOCAL AND PERSONAL

'Dr. Joseph Hoover was in Roselawn today. Marvin Merrell returned from Frankfort this forenoon. Fred Eldridge returned to Broods* ton today. John Moran of Monticello was here today. Mr. and Mrs. Al Kondvsky of DeMotte were in Rensselaer today. Owing to sickness, sew club will not meet Thursday. Charles B. Steward returned from Chicago this afternoon. Mrs. Frank Webber was in Chicago today. Mrs. Albert Witham went to Monticello this forenoon. W. R. Hoover and Perry Colley went to Indianapolis today. Russell Donahay of Fairbanks, 111., came today. He will make ,his home in Barkley township. Charles -W. Rhoades went tp South Bend today to attend a meeting of electrical contractors. The small son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webb of five miles north of town is very ill with pneumonia. John Bowie of Wheatfield made his regular weekly visit to this city today. Mr. and Mrs. T. A- Jones of St. John were guests today of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Osborne. There will be a teachers* meeting and prayer service at the Presbyterian church Thursday evening at seven o’clock, E. R. Carmen, of Joliet, 111., has been elected captain of the 1921 Purdue football team. Carmen is an end. ——— Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Steele, who had visited relatives at Mt. Ayr, returned today to their home in Monticello. » Mrs. W. F. Smith of Chicago and Mrs. Frank Ham of Lafayette are guests of Mrs. Charles W. Rhoades of North Front street. Mrs. Laura Lutz has been confined to her home for the past several days with a severe attack of bronchitis. F. L. Lough, cashier of the Remington State bank, and Jacob Wasner also of Remington were in Rensselaer today. Mr. and Mrs. David McConahay went to Indianapolis today for a visit with their daughter, Mrs. William Huffman and family. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horsewood, which had been very critically ill with whooping cough, is now very much improved. Mrs. Alfred Stembel and Mrs. L. B. McCay of Wheatfield were guests today of W. A. Green and family* of Scott street. j Irene Kolleth, who had been visiting her father, A. M. Kranper, returned Tuesday to Gary, where she is attending school. Iniogene Gott of Kentland, who had been the guest of Luella Harmon and other friends, returned today to her home. Mrs. L. J. Sunkus and children returned today to their hotae in Lafayette after a visit here with her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dunlap. Will A. Imes, formerly of Monticello and well known in this city, died at his home in Los Angeles, Calif., on Friday, Nov. 26. He was engaged in the real estate business. George B? Crockett has been appointed administrator of the estate of his mother, Mrs. Mary Crockett. Hanley and Hanley are attorneys for the administrator. Miss Martha Ramp will leave about the first of January for New Orleans where she will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. Henry Regus. Miss Edna Robinson will succeed here .in the Dr. Turfler office. , .

OFFICIAL Service Station FOR ~ Buick and Chevrolet automobiles Also Supplies and Repairs for Same. CW. RHOADES GARAGE

vy— John R. Lewi* *nd son, Russell, went to Chicago Tuesday to attend the International Stock Show. Mrs. Roy Sheldon and Mrs. Elvy Call of Roselawn were in Rensselaer Tuesday. • , - The Republican ia delighted to enroll among it* new subscribers Eugene O’Neill, Jr., of Hammoftd. Alice Chancellor, who has been at the hospital for some time, was able to be taken to her home near Kentland today. She was accompanied by her nurse, Miss Ileda Sheppard.

Mr. ahd Mrs. M. C. Abelstedt and daughter Vivian, who had been tne guest of Lew Robinson and family, went to Chicago today. Saturday they will continue to their home in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Walter DeWitt returned to their home in this city Monday from Monticello where they had been the guests of Mn and Mrs. Henry Roller. Mrs. DeWitt and Mrs. Roller are sisters. The federal courts may favor the coal barons, but the weather man is for the people and the mellow weather he is giving is knocking the recent injunction of these wise guys into a cocked-hat. Mrs. William Rishling, who had visited here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wood, Sr., of College avenue, returned today to her home in Lafayette. She was accompanied by her mother.

Mrs. Samuel H. Holmes, son Estie, and daughter Edna, returned Wednesday to their home in Buchanan, ‘Mich., after spending the Thanksgiving vacation with Mrs. Holmes’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott of Barkley township. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Thompson, Dr. A. W. K. Downes of Newland, J. J. Blair and son, Robert, of Newland, J. J. Butschie and Charles Nieman, John Eger and William I. Hoover went to Chicago this forenoon.

David Hollingsworth of LaPorte was in Rensselaer Tuesday. He reports that the hide market is m very bad shape and that his firm will not buy any more hides until the first of the year. He is buying some fpr, but the prices are very low. A The Republican was mistaken in saving in the Tuesday issue ,th®t the two-day-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hironimus died at the Jasper county hospital, the little one died at the home of Mrs. Alda Parkinson.

ROWLES A PARKER WIN SUIT

The case of Oscar Hauter vs. Rowles and Parker was tried Tuesday by Attorney John A. Dunlap as special judge. The action was brought by Hauter against Rowles & Parker for a partition fence removed. The fence was built by Rowles & Parker on land they had leased, but which was sold during their lease to Mr. Hauter. Rowles & Parker claimed that the fence was built with the understanding that it could be removed. Judge Dunlap found for Rowles & Parker. Hanley & Hanley represented Rowles & Parker, and Moses Leopold appeared for Mr. Hauter. The case was heard Tuesday.

TODAY. FOB SAM—-Good six room house and lot in Rensselaer at a bargain if taken soon. Phone 931-L HOST Pair of child’s shoes in box in “Murat’s, Indianapolis’’ wrapper. Left at Monon station. Please return to this office and receive reward. 12-1 FOB SAT.W—Three pure bred Duroc boars. Two spring and one two-yea - old. B. Frank Alter, phone 471 ts FOB SALE —Four Diamond. First Auto tires, tubes included, 30x3%, |l4 each. George Humbert. LOST—A man’s fur-lined overcoat, between Crown Point and urday evening, Nov. 6. Best reward. John McDonnell, 7234 South Halstead St., Chicago, 111. FOB SALE —Pure bred Buff Orpington cockerels, at $2.00 each. Mrs.C. P. Moody, phone 9 20-A * LOST—Pointed Fox fur muff, black with little white through Jt. lining. Leave at this office or call 920-A. ■ LOST —Belt, key-ring holder containing two keys, one Tale type and one padlock key.'* Please _ return to this office and receive reward. FOB SALE—Buick 4. Owner leaving city. Phone HO- 12 * FOOTTO—Mackinaw coat. Owdbr may have same by calling 632-Red and paying for this ad.