Jasper County Democrat, Volume 13, Number 22, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 22 June 1910 — Page 3

Country Correspondence

BY OUR REGULAR CORPS OF NEWS-GATHERERS.

REMINGTON. REMINGTON R. R. TIME TABLE. Trains East—-5:53 a. m.; (except Sunday); 11:18 a. m., (daily); 5:10 p. m., (daily). . Trains West —7:3s a. m., (except Sunday); 12:58 p. m., (daily); 5:44 p. m. (daily).

John* Ulm visited in Decatur. Ind., ast week. J. A. Washburn and family aoiotoured in southern Indiana last week. Joseph Blake of Oklahoma City, Okla., was transacting business here last week. You ’uns ought to see how the corn has grown in this vicinity in the past week. John A. Clark of Fairmount is visiting his mother. Mrs. G. B. Clark, at this writing. Wiliam Corah is visiting his daughter and family at Mabton, Wash., Mrs. C. C. Winger. Mrs. Frank Howard and two sons visited in Chicago last week with Mr. Howard's people. Mrs. Thomas Mullen and son Taylor of Denver, Colo./ are visiting relatives here and at Wolcott, Mrs. Ora Crow of Laporte is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Pam pie, of south of town. B. F. Spencer and daughter Dorothy visited in Indianapolis last -week and took in the airship races. Morocco Courier: Ada Merritt of Miami, Fla., came Tuesday to be the guest at the home of Dr. Recher for an indefinite time. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fullerton of Aberdeen, So. Dak*., came yesterday to visit for a month with relatives in Benton county.—Fowler Leader. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Charais and daughter of near Remington, were guests of the former’s sisters, the Misses Charais, Tuesday.—Kentland Democrat. Mrs. Mary Burling and son and Mrs. Mary Eaton and daughter, who have been visiting relatives near Remington, returned home last Tuesday. The farmers’ elevator people have secured a 60 days option on the Dan O’Connor residence property at the west side of town and will probably close a deal for same as a site for the grain elevator they expect to build. The location, right on the main stone road north and south, is an ideal one.

Pain anywhere stopped in 20 minutes sure with one 6f Dr. Shoop’s Pink Pain Tablets. The formula is on the 25-cent box. Ask your Doctor or Druggist about this formula! Stops womanly pains, headache, pains anywhere. Write Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wk., for free trial to prove value.—A. F. Long.

MT. AYR. (From The Pilot.) John Zoberosky sold a car load of fat cattle Monday, to Jap Wright. Miss Opal Penwright visited friends at Rensselaer, during the week. Mrs. Jennie Miller, from the Soldiers’ Home, at Lafayette, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Hopkins. Mrs. George Arnold and children took their departure Monday for Chicago to visit friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crisler, Mrs. Austin Hopkins and daughter Gertrude, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Hopkins. Henry Harris sold five car loads of fat cattle and a car of hogs Monday to Jap Wright. They brought quite a bunch of money. I. N. Matthews of Brookston came Thursday last for a short visit with his daughter, Mrs. Maud Noland, and returned Friday afternoon. “Jenk” Brenner and wife of Rensselaer drove over in their auto Sunday and took dinner with Mr. Brenner’s sister, Mrs. Ira Sayler. Lesley Miller accompanied by his bride, arrived home Monday from Kankakee and will remain until the last of the week when they will go to Kentland where he has accepted a position with the Enterprise.

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McCOYSBURG.

i Hal Hughes was in Monon Saturday evening. ‘ , v Richard Foulk finished painting his house Saturday. Miss Myrtle Lewis spent Sunday at Lee with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Johns were in Monon Wednesday evening. Misses Mary and Myrtle Peregrine / were in Rensselaer Saturday. Cecil Rishling and Russell Willetts were Rensselaer goers Saturday. Joe Grounds went to Chicago Sunday morning on a week’s business trip. '

| Chas. Hughes of Lafayette visited his parents here a couple of days last week. R. V. Johns and .€. W« Bussell made a trip to Mt. Ayr Sunday via apto route. Mrs. F. L. Peregrine and son? Wallace and Calvin spent Saturday at Ed Peregrine’s. Miss Laura Phillips arrived home Thursday from Monticello for a short visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hitchings spent Saturday and Sunday with the former’s parents of near Foresman. Don’t forget the ice cream social which is to be given for the benefit of the M. E. church here Saturday, June 25. Frank Fisher received a car load of tile from Brook Saturday which he is putting in on his farm about 1% miles east of here. The ball game here Sunday between XewJand and McCoysburg was pretty well played. The core was 15 to 10 in favor of the latter. The Rev. Walter Maxwell of Francesville preached here Sunday evejning to a well filled house. All were I greatly pleased by the sermon which the young man delivered. Two Mormon missionaries of Utah held services in our burg Friday evening at 8 o’clock in front of the R. C. McDonald store. There was about thirty present at the meeting. The remains of Mrs. Tim Haniford of Gifford arrived here Saturday evening on the milk train from Chicago where she had been operated on for some liver trouble. She was taken from here to Gifford where the funeral was held Monday. Last Wednesday evening Orville Holeman and Miss Myrtle Lewis had quite an accident white returning home from Lee where they had been to see Miss Lewis’ mother, who was sick. When they were ibout half way home their horse was moving along rather slowly, and Mr. Holeman touched the horse up a little with the whip. As he did so the horse made a leap and tore himself free from the buggy and left the occupants in a horseless buggy. The animal ran for about 8 miles to where Mr. Holeman was working and stopped. They went to Mr. Gilmore’s and got a rig to come the rest of the way home and both arrived here safely:

Catarrh Cannot be Cured

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ST. LOUIS TWICE-A-WEEK REPUBLIC.

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A JUNE CLEARING SALE!

Dfinnnnn Mnrflnv Ino 1? Mni nn tho Dnnnpo nl Th Unnlh Duy ymm (111 G 10, 111 111 Ij Hu Dullluu HI II uMU We will give you especially Low Prices on all our stock, both Shoes and Dry Goods. Everything goes at a bargain. Our stock is too large and the season has been backward, and we are not willing to carry over our spring goods, so we are going to offer you inducements on every line of merchandise we handle. THE CASH STORE G. B. PORTER, Proprietor.

Laces and Embroideries. You must not fail to see our line of Laces and Embroideries at this sale, as they will be sold at half price. We have a big line of them, and it will save money for you to get what you need for summer and fall sewing while the prices are cut in half. Shoes and Oxfords. During this sale our entire stock of Oxfords must be closed out. We do not want to carry over a pair. We are going them at cost or less. Below are listed a few of the many bargains offered on Shoes and Oxfords. Men’s patent leather 4.00 Oxfords at $2.50 Ladies’ patent leather 3.00 Oxfords, . 2.15 Boys’ patent leather 2.00 Oxfords, . 1.35 Boys’ plow shoes, 1.35 grade, at . . 99c Ladies’patent leather 3.00 shoes, e . 2.15 These prices are less than cost to us ane are but a few of che many bargains in this line to be offered at this sale. Wash Dress Goods. Our wash dress goods must be sold out during this sale. It will go at one-third less than actual value. None will be reserved, but every piece will be included in this slaughter sale. Now is the time; do not put it off, but come in today. A big stock of Sorosis petticoats in heatherbloom, sateens and silk to be soW at unheard of prices. Silk, worth 4.00 arid 5.00, for $3.38 Heatherbloom, worth 3.00, for . . 2.15 Sateen, worth 3.00, for . 2.23 Sateen, worth 2-00, for . . " 1.39 Sateen, worth 1.75, for . . 1.19 Sateen, worth 1.50, for . . 1.00 Sateen, worth 1.25, for • • . . 95c Sateen, worth 1.00, for . . 70c Do not miss seeing these, as they are exceptional * c bargains. Muslin Underwear... C Now is the time to buy your muslin underwear, for we will save, you large margins. We bought our underwear early and* at rock bottom prices, and we are not going to ask you one penny profit on what we have on hand. Come in and get what you will need this summer while you can get it at the price.

This is a sale of good, New Goods, and at prices much lower than you will have to pay elsewhere. Come in and see. We can show you. THF PAQU kensseaer, ind. fi Q PfIRTFR Prnn lIIL (jfiOn dIUllL) * —— l)i Di rUUlLfljnU|li

Men’s Hats. Men’s and boys’ hats in felts, soft and stiff, straw, sailors, outings, Mexicans and Panamas. Our entire lot to go at astonishingly low prices. A few are quoted below: Men’s 3.00 stiff hats for $2.00 Men’s 2.50 st ; ff hats for . . 1.85 Men’s 3.00 soft hats for . 2.00 Men’s 2.50 soft hats for . . 1.85 ' Men’s 2.00 soft hats for . 1.45 Men’s 1.5.0 soft hats for . . 99c Men’s 1.00 soft hats for . . 69c Boys’ felt hats, and men’s and boys’ straw hats at prices to correspond with the above. Dress Shirts. This will be a big feature in this wonderful sacrifice sale, as we have a new and complete stock of Ide’s Gold and Silver brands, with full assortment of sizes, to go at less than cost to us. Ide’s 2.00 shirts, for . $1.25 Ide’s 1.50 shirts, for . 1.00 Gold 1.50 shirts, for 1.00 Silver 1.00 shirts for . 70c Regular 50c shirts for . . 39c „You can buy any shirt in our house for the above prices and save money. Silks and Dress Goods. Silks and Dress Goods, all qualities and colors, at less than cost to us. 5551.50 grades, per yard for . $1.19 1.25 grades, per yard for . . 99c r.OO grades, per yard for . 69c 85c grades, per yard for . . 58c 75c grades, per yard for - . 49c 50c grades, per yard for . 39c Corsets. We will give a straight discount on on our entire stock of corsets, /\jt M* which consists three of the best /\ lines manufactured today: '‘"'wPP “The Cresco/* |d(V “The Puritan/* |jl\\\ “ The Henderson/* Habit back and fashion forms. Hi HENDERSON —————————————Fashion Form Corsets haven’t room here to list more of the bargains to be offered at this Big Clearing Sale, but every article in stock will be sold at Slaughter Sale prices except thread, and no matter what you Want in dry goods of any kind, or shoes of any kind, we can save you money during this sale. On account of the especially low prices at which these goods will be sold, it is imperative that we sell for Cash Only, so pledse do not ask us for credit on these goods. ~ <