Jasper County Democrat, Volume 19, Number 59, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 21 October 1916 — Page 5 Advertisements Column 5 [ADVERTISEMENT]

SATU R DAY SPECIAL! Three Swell Styles On account of factory not being able to deliver these shoes on time, they have made us a concession in price which makes this exceptional offer possible. They Cannot be Duplicated. Ladies Don’t Miss This. Ladies’ dark brown glazed kid English walking boot, high top, worth seven ft C Aft dollars, choice Ladies’ very dark Havana brown glazed kid lace boot, high cut and a leather "Louis heel, worth seven or eight dollars, ft C fl ft choice iPJ.UU Ladies’ swell two toned glazed kid lace boot, black vamp and white ivory top, worth six to eight dollars, 0 C ft ft choice . .J) J.UU COLLINS’ SHOE STORE

Mrs. Zeb S'walm of Aix Is quite sick with plural pneumonia. Raymond McKay, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. 11. McKay, Is confined to the house with a very sore throat. Lester Gorham, who had been sick for the past two weeks with scarlet fever, has fully recovered and will soon be out again. Captain Herman B. Tuteur of Company M, who has been on the Mexican border, was expected to arrive in Rensselaer yesterday on a twenty-day furlough. Company M will be In charge of Lieutenant E. L. Watson during Captain Tuteur’s absence. President Underwood of the Erie announces he will vote for President Wilson. He differs from him on some points—notably the “eighthour law.’’ But he concludes that, on the whole, he ig preferable to his opponent. The same conclusion was not long since reached by President Lovett of the Union Pacific. -—Chicago Herald.

Copyright Hart Schaffner & Marx Hart Schaffner & Marx belt-back great coats coat, isn’t it? The two deep pleats, the belt, the cuffs, the wide collar—all help to give it the right vigor and life. But better than the style is the warmth and comfort. Several variations in any number of fine overcoat fabrics* ~— THE G. E. MURRAY CO. The Home of Hart Schaffner A Marx clothes Rensselaer, Indiana