Jasper County Democrat, Volume 13, Number 23, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 29 June 1910 — Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Mrs. Man* E. Lowe was in Chicago yesterday. For the new'est and best line of Fireworks, Flags and Bunting, come to The 99c Racket Store. Fireworks, Flags and Bunting at the 99c Racket Store. The cleanest and freshest line in Rensselaer. t p David Elder and son Charlie have the new Residence of Alvin Clark of Lee ready for the plasterers. This is one of the finest residences in that section of the country. Parker, driver of the Standard Oil wagon for C. W. DuvalL who was taken down Friday with a severe case of hemorrhoids and inflammation of the stomach, was reported to be getting along nicely yesterdays Rev. O* E. Miller came up from Windfall Sunday and officiated at the marriage of Mr. Joseph Stump of Wheatfield and Miss Emma Rayher of Rensselaer. returning home Monday. Rev. Miller says that he likes his hew location verv much.

About forty members of the local I. O. O. F. lodge. headed by the Boys Band and followed by a number of vehicles containing members of •’he Rebekah order, marched to Weston cemetery Sunday afternoon and decorated the graves of their departed brthren. pßussell Warren, son of I. N. Warren, while returning home Saturday from a bird killing contest with several other boys near the Kellner ice house, the flobert gun he was carrying accidently discharged itself and broke the bone in the big toe on the right foot, going clear through the toe. A few Rensselaer people received invitations to the picnic of the Indiana Society of Chicago, at George Ade’s country place near Brook Saturday. All report a fine time and fried chicken galore. It is said that 400 chickens were fried for the big crowd, numbering all told about 500 people. many of whom drove through in autos while others came via the special train from Chicago. Subscribe for The Democrat.

M 111 I iliMI Duvall’s |C. EARL DUVALL iDuvall’s I Quality RENSSELAER, IND. Quality Shop A Clothier, Furnisher and Hatter. Shop If you are looking for your pocket book as well as —yourself you will buy your clothes of us, as we are wC selling them at just what they cost at wholesale. and we can give you better quality, fit, tailoring and better prices: • •iWjffSuit that sold jqr $12.00 noir $ 8.50 ■ /'& 'A Wt $16.50 Suits for 12.00 WWih' SIB.OO Suits for - t 13.50 $20.0'0 Suits for 14.00 & 15.00 $-2.50 Suits for % - - 16.50 > lOb Now get busy as it will pay you to come to THE .B* /' 1 QUALITY SHOP and buy your suits, as ydb can flr g r 1' ’B save f* ve or s * x d°H ars y° u new U P" ?■ fl 'll! wllßMra ZB . to-date clothes as we never have any old stuff to J I seU * WKM u ; I Straw Hats in Panamas, Sailors, Milan sil wU' 1 braids, and every kind that’s made. [flWf A full line of Negligee Shirts in silks and all . l;flfl 1 w kinds from -50 cto $3.00 i H L;M I Wis I Fancy Socks in silks and all kinds and colors, I &fi I *W ft J from 5c to $1.50 a pair flB %- A I ff''l We do not have to give any salvage sales ?s we KIA WwX- t < never have any old junk to sell. So when you .JbO ' S buy be sure you are getting all up-to-date goods: I have all new goods at prices that will surprise LyonC. EARL DUVALL Re "iTd' aer '