Rensselaer Journal, Volume 10, Number 48, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 9 May 1901 — Page 5

UIM Sale! MER OPENING. Bill M Spiini nd Sib Hires m?Qin so Pei M. te Ilin Mere.

We occupy space on nearly all of 3 floors J ij 50x120 feet which is equal to any 7or 8 other A i: store rooms in Rensselaer. We lead with A-A i; double the stock, double the selling space, double the salespeople, and the crowds that f throng this place nearly every day is evident ■ *h e P u bl* c know where to find the bargains Blilwli®' s ar| d appreciate the fact that we have done •: more and are doing more every day to bring A'Slte® down and keep down high prices and excesi"S F'ffßEl sive P ro *>ts than any other store in Western Indiana. Everything in the house is a lead- ■: er; everything as advertised, no misrepresentation; honest methods, weights and measures is the secret of the success of this store. ARTMENT STORE, RT HOUSE.

Hardware Challenge Prices. ~ Three car loads bought before the advance. Headquarters for all kinds of Galvanized Smooth Wire, Barbed Wire, Woven Hog Wire, Poultry Wire, Wire Picket Fence, Nails, Granite Ware, B Tinware, etc. Thg new Square Mesh Poultry Wire is worth double the old style wire, and it costs but a trifle more. 4 ft. square mesh by 165 feet long, roll $350 ; 4 ft. old style mesh by 150 feet long, roll $2.50. Other widths same proportion. Galvanized Glidden Barbed Wire, value ' $3.45 per 100 lb., Challenge Sale Price ... .$3 10 Washburn & Moen Galvanized Barbed Wire, guaranteed 19 ft. to the lb., and worth 75cts. a hundred more than any other wire, lenge Sale Price per 100 lbs $3 50 e have the exclusive sale of the Washburn & Moen Barbed Wire the Square Mesh Poultry Wire.

Binder Twine Challenge Sale. idard and Sisal per pound• 08 t Deering Standard and Sisal per pound- 09 rices guaranteed to those leaving their orders, nothing to lose much to gain. 11 sizes of rope at lowest price.

BICYCLES with extra reinforced frames are the unchallenged leaders of wheels to-day, because they have each season been offered for sale with full assurance Vis th® latest models J were the LW “BEST BUILT” ■ The same assurance is given with 1900 Ramblers. They have no feature 111 which a genteel person ■ would wish to have F changed—they are high grade in every detail. PRICE $35.00.

Chollenge Sole Louies’ Misses, Utt’s onfl inlools’ Bonnels. Vhite and all colors, sizes and styles, 15c, 18c, 20c, 25c, 50c, and s each.

,000 Yds. Dress Goods at 2c per Yd. Special Sale Alpine Lawns, Dress Ginghams and Calies, 10 YARDS ONLY TO EACH CUSTOMER FOR 20 CNTS, Monday and Tuesday only, May 13th and 14th.

Sale and you will save money at ite Daylight Store, artment Store. B. FORSYTE, Proprietor.

Bicycles i Sewing Machines. We have given up all cheap makes and sell nothing but the world’s best which we carry in stock. Ladies’ or Gent’s Rambler, 1901 models3s 00 Ladies’ or Gent’s 1dea1.... 25 00 Boy’s Ideal 22 00 The New Royal ThreeDrawer Sewing Machine, guaranteed for 10 years, equal to any $25 machine, Challenge Price sl4 95 Trunks and Suit Cases. Second Floor.

Satchels, Telescopes, Valises, etc. A complete new stock at prices much less than you can buy them elsewhere.

Challenge sale Carpel, Nis and Linoleums, M floor. L a . 12|-c ent Mattings and rffl Hemp Carpets, Challenge Price per yd 10 cts jgl 04/) g| 20 and 25-cent Hemp CarI / \ Ji Ww P e^B an d Mattings, Challenge H39l l B Sale Price per yd... .15 and 20 cts and 45-cent Union Inl/Z/B BB I BBnBI grains, Challenge Sale Price, £ [ I Y 25 and 35 cts " f fa"** so to 65-cent fine all-wool s I Ingrains, per yd., 40, 50 and 58 cts / / Brussels Carpets, per yd., L t 48,55, 58 and 90cts Ax minsters, Velvets and Mo. - quettes 85 cts. and SI.OO per yd. all worth 15 cts. more per yard. The only place in town for the popular grass carpets, 10 cents to 25 cents per yard. Rugs, all Kinds and Prices. Grass Carpet Rugs, Smyrnas, Velvets, Axminsters, Brussels, Moquettes, etc., at less price than elsewhere.

Lace Curtain Challenge Sale. Second Floor. We have in stock a big line of Ruffled Muslin, Swiss, Brussels Lace, Irish Point, Nottingham with Grecian border, Point d’ Esprit, Center Irish Net, Novelty and Brussels patterns. 2| yd by 32-inch lace curtain value 75c, Challenge Sale Price... 50 3yd by 36-inch “ “ “ 1.00, “ “ “ ... 80 34 ydby 46-inch “ “ “ 1.40, “ ’• “ ... 100 34 yd by 48-inch “ “ “ 1.75, “ “ “ ... 1 25 yd by 54-inch “ “ . “ 2.00, “ “ “ .*. 145 3| yd by 60-inch “ “ “ 2.75, *• “ “ ... 200 Extra fine lace curtains, 2.50 to 6.50, worth 4 more. Window Shade Headquarters. Second Floor. Over 100 dozen, all colors mounted on best rollers with fixtures complete, value 12|c to 50c each, Challenge Sale Price each 8c to 40

Unclassed Challenge Sale. 6|c L. L. Muslin, per yd 4 C Fine Figured Dimity, per yd 4| c 10c Ticking, per yd, 18-in. Iron-back Meat Saw, value 25c, Challenge Sale Price 10c 20c Iron Garden Rakes.. jq c Tennis Flannel and Shaker Flannel, value 7c, Challenge Price.. 5c 1 Gross Job Lot Tooth Brushes, value 15 and 25c, Chai. Price... 10c Baseball Bats and Balls, value 15 and 25c, Challenge Price 5 and 10c A museum of 5 and 10c Counter Goods. Special bargain in 5 and 10c Glassware.

Queensware Challenge Sale. —— lo Per Cent, off on all Fancy Lamps. \ 100-piece Fancy Decorated Dinner va^ue Challenge / fc? Sale Price $6 60 I 100-piece Johnson Bros.’ English Pure White Semi-Porcelain, late pattern, value $10.50, Challenge Sale Prices 7 45 a. ' Extra Fancy New Dinner Sets SIO.OO to $16.50 for the Kimberley Patterns. A full line of Haviland Plates, Cups and Saucers in latest patterns.

Clothing Challenge Sale. We are proud to say about our clothing, it is W •*< made to fit and the finish is equal to any tailor made suits. Men’s latest novelties in checks and stripes, ✓l\ V\ I any house would ask 8.50, 11.50 and 16.50, Wk / / / r 1/ Challenge Sale Price 6.45, 9.75 and sl3 Z. A /Ip °U Men’s all woflt Black Clay and serge suits, a ( 7 THt regular SIO.OO value, Challenge Sale Price... 795 oj One lot men’s broken sizes, was 6.50, 7.50 and 9 ", choice of lot and Challenge Price.. 500 B« r|/ I ’ Everything new and novel in young men’s PJv I J suits, value 5.00 to 10.00, Challenge Prices - . ’ ' I I'l n) * 3.45 to 850 B B X I I 1 All the very latest novelties in Boy’s and B W / I Juvenile, 2 and 3 piece Russian Blouse with II y Pat. leather belt, Sailor suits, Vestee suits, etc., ! / I value 3.00t05.50, Challenge Sale Price.2.oo to 445 I. I Suits made to order, fit guaranteed by M. |l I Born &Co., the largest and most fashionable I* I house of Chicago. I I See our 1| yard samples and leave your order for a suit 13.50 to ' I 35 °° ls» Cones’ Boss Overalls are the best made.

Hats and Caps, Challenge Prices. The most complete line in felt and straw and linen goods ever shown. Men’s very latest new goods, black or brown stiff Hats, equal to many 2.00 Hats, Challenge Sale Price 1 00 ■ Stiff hats, value 2.50 to 3.00, Challenge Sale Price 2 00 Every style of soft hats 25 cts to 2 50 250 Doz - Straw Hats 5 cts to 1 50 - 1 pointer 40 styles Straw Hats, value 15 to 25cts Choice and Challenge Price jq

Glove Challenge Sale. Ladies’ Clasp Silk Gloves, all colors, embroidered backs, double tipped fingers, the 75-ot. and SI.OO kind. Challenge Sale Price 50 cts Ladies' 25 and 50-cent fine Lisle Gloves, Challenge Sale Price, 15 and 25 ets All kinds Ladies’ Kid Gloves and Silk Mitts 10 to 45 cts. Men’s Work Gloves and Dress Gloves all styles and prices.

Challenge Sale Men’s Shirts and Shirt Waists ® 325 dozen Men’s Work and Dress Shirts. 25 doz. Men’s black and white stripe twilled shirting and light shirting prints, value 35 to 50 cents, Challenge Price •.. .25 cts 50 doz. Men’s Dress, Percales, Madras, Duck, etc., with collars and buffs attached and detached, all guaranteed fast colors, equal to any 75-cent or SI.OO, Challenge Sale Price,.. .50 cts , 4 f ull H ne of Monarch Dress Shirts in white and extra fancy imported colored fabrics, 75 cents to $1 25 Men’s fine Shirt Waists, Monarch brand, fine Madras, Raglan style, value $2.50, Challenge Price .$1 50

A Great Shoe Challenge Sale. Stock double any other to select from. Prices less than many retailers could buy them. W\\ Men’s fine vici kid, lace, latest style, all sizes, value M a good 3 00shoe, Challenge i’i Sale Price 2 00 b| "T I'''nsbl Men’s Fine Velour Calf Pat Corona, fine Cordovan, Kid in Bals and WWwC" fo s d ties > value 4.00 and 4.50, Challenge Sale Price 3 50 1.000 pairs men’s work and dress shoes in Buckle, Lace, Cong and Creoles, value 1.25, 1.40 and 1.50, Challenge Sale Price per pair 1 00 Ladies’ fine kid, Pat. Corona, Lace or Button in Turn’s Mcand Welt’s, Value 3.75, 4.00 and 4.50, Challenge Price pair 3 25 Ladies’ fine shoes same as above, style and quality equal to many 3.00 shoes, Challenge Sale Price only 2 00 500 pair Ladies’ fine shoes in the J. Miller make that will outwear any other 3.00 or 4.00 shoes in the market, Challenge Price 1 50 1,200 pair Ladies’ Button and Lace shoes and low Oxford ties, and strap Sandals, value 1.25 to 1.50 pair, Challenge Sale Price We have a complete hne of the celebrated Star Shoe Co’s, fine shoes for misses, children’s and infants fine shoes in all the newest ideas in lasts, in black or colored kid, box calf, bright Calf Kang, calf Sterling kid, pat. leather, pat. calf, etc. Infants’ black and colored shoes and moccasins, value 25 cts to 40 cts a pair, Challenge Sale Price per pair 15 c

Second Floor. Portiers. In all the latest designs from $2.00 to $5.50 a pair.

Mew Neckweor sole. * -~HJ£Ea Everything in y 'Sf « the latest novelties * n our -tnTpg hand, bows, string tecks, etc. from 10 cts. per t ~~~~X...ir frill dozen for lawn b^-‘ : ties t o 60 cts. wtsßs each for a 75e ‘ A full li<he of men’s stylish Linen Collars and Cuffs.

Umbrellasand Parasols Challenge Prices. All the newest novelties in White, Black and Fancy Colored Silk Parasols, just received, child’s 25 and 75-ct. Parasols, Challenge Price 15 to 50 cts Ladies’ Parasols, value $1.75 to $3.50, Challenge Sale Price SI.OO to $2.75 75-cent to $4.00 umbrellas, Challenge Sale Price 50 cts. to $3.25 Wagon Umbrella large enough for a whole family to ride under, worth its price for one day’s ride in the hot sun or’rain, value $3.00, Challenge Price.. .$1.50

CORRESPONDENCE.

Me€tow«tacr*. M. O. McDonald, of Sitka, was here Sunday. Jas. McDonald lost a valuable horse Saturday night. Mrs. Viruley and daughter, Mae, were at Rensselaer Monday. Dr. Kannal, of Rensselaer, made a professional call here Saturday. Mr. Helengreen and son Frank returned from Chicago Monday evening. J. R. Phillips and wife were the guests of Marsh Warnes’ at Rensselaer Sunday. Irene Lutz went to Rensselaer, to visit Mrs. Newman, last week. Ross Norris and Gusta Ritter, of Rensselaer, visited at Mr. Ringerism’s Sunday. Harry White. Will Foster, Anna Lee and Mabel McDonald spent Sunday at Albert Lee’s. Raleigh Johns and family, formerly of Monon, are now residents of this place. Mabel and Susie McDonald, Josie Kodatt and Alma Helengreen were at Pleasant Ridge Friday. Miss Glenn Sparling, of Rensselaer, was the guest of Mabel Housten from Friday till Monday. Frank Peregrine, of Chicago, visited relatives in this vicinity and at Pleasant Ridge last week. Several of the young folks from here attended the dance at Mr. Davis’, south of Lee. Saturday night. Little Alice Nelson, of Chicago, came Monday night to make her home with her aunt, Mrs. Alice Lee. Miss Swartzel will give a grapaphohe entertainment here next Saturday night. Miss Roe Dennis, elocutionist, will assist her. Admission io and 15 cents.

North Barkley.

Cam planting is all the go. Earl Hewith worked for Harry Gifford at Laura last week. Quite a number of boys from McCoysburg took in the sights of Newland Sunday. Work has begun on the oil line and will be pushed as fast as possible. T- M. Callahan and wife visited Freeman Gifford, of Laura, Sunday. William White visited friends near Francesville Sunday. William Ballan, jr., drove to Kankakee, 111., Saturday, returning Sunday. Cyril Steel was a Newland visiter Sunday. Frank Parker and wife were in Rensselaer on business Monday. German and O’Meara went to Chicago Saturday on a business trip. John Kieth, of Wheatfield, was here on a business trip a couple of days last week. John’ Shellhart visited friends at Francesville over Sunday. T. H. McNeese was at Rensselaer Saturday. Wm. Ruly went to Rensselaer Monday for a car load of potatoes. Thurman Smith was a Wheldfield visiter Friday.

Pleasant Ridge.

Fine weather for garden truck. Just enough rain to settle the dust. Pyrle Potts Sundayed with Mae Lowman. Mrs. E. Fiddler spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Wash Lowman. Miss Maggie Lowman and Belle Crail spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W. S. Lowman, Miss Martha Parkinson spent the last day of school at Pleasant Ridge Friday. George Pullins went to Chicago Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. H. Potts spent Supday with his sister, Mrs. Jane Lowman. Everett Potts made a flying trip to Rensselaer Sunday. Miss Blanche Potts and Mae Lowman did Shopping in Rensselaer Monday. Miss Clara Reish is dangerously ill at her home at Mrs. H, Randel’s. Mrs. H. Potts is on the sick list. Elmer Humphrey and Blanche Potts spent Monday evening with her mother, Mrs. H. Potts. Miss Pyrle Potts met with a severe accident Friday evening. She was thrown from her horse and lay unconscious for five or ten minutes, bruising the left side of her face and hurting her arm.

Blackford.

Miss Raskey is working for Mrs. Theodore Hurley. Mrs. Long visited Mrs. Newman Snow last Sunday. Miss Hardesty carries the mail from Gifford to Blackford. Mrs. Lura Potts visited in the city and did her shopping last Saturday. Quite warm and nice showers. Good prospect for fruit of all kinds. Farmers preparing to plant com as fast as they can. A few have planted. Holdridge Clark and wife, of Rensselaer, visited Zebedee Swaim’s at Aix last Saturday. Miss Lora Steele started to lowa last week. She expects to make her home with her uncle Frank Steele. Mr. Renicker has (engaged his strawberry pickers for this season at the Popular Grove fruit farm. Fruit trees are so full of bloom that if one half matures, there will be an abundance of every kind, and oats and grass are doing well.

Aix.

.Weather still continues warm with some rain Monday and Tuesday.

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Farmers are planting com in some parts of this township. The health of the Wiseman family has improved; so that they are all up again. The Sunday School convention at Parr was a success. It was well attended and had plenty of good music. Almost everybody around here went to town Saturday to see the new attractions at Laßue Bro’s, new store. Mrs. William Meyer, of near Aix, me with a bad accident on her way home from Parr Sunday evening. The team she was driving got scared and ran away. Mrs. Meyer was thrown out of the buggy on her head and shoulders and was badly hurt. She was taken back to her sister’s at Parr. A doctor was called and gave the medical aid that was necessary. She was able to be taken home Monday.

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