Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 39, Number 59, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 29 March 1907 — Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]
ROGERS 1$ Stainfloomnish Wnj made in Seven Shades and i, in Transparent the best Floor I Finish manufactured; also ''the best general finish I for Furniture and all Interior Woodwork. CDoes not sc rate h Est <•> r T F. W 6 Jd by water; makes oId STi INJTLOQ iV wood look new and all woods look beau- L lIGHI Ohi jba «“>i - £ by SOLD BY ''' A. F. LONG RENSSELAER IND. Dr. Landon's New System Porcelain TEETH off | U*nno< detected from natuV~LA- z '''-ALL-J .... ral 1 Experts toythe gentle 1 art <! phinleMncm Ask to See Samples of Re-Enameling BOOFLBSS D> N-< <v, w Roof of u«.r <Q PLATES Interfere with Speech er Ta?te. IV fl/O < The price* qtuted below are abeoluteh the beet opportunity ' t- cet V’-»nr irnney'e worth which hae ever been offered, m we I use nothinr but the I eM materiale : Set of Teeth,.. $5.00 ■ 22-k Gold Crowns $4.50 Teeth Re-enameled 8.00 Gold Fillings (do pain. $1 to $2 i I To introduce cur work in your county, we will refund rail- ! triad fare* to Chicago up to 12.25 on all work, amountinf to sls. i ITTS c and-M" '*> iarrer arnntmU _jC BOSTON DENTAtW P *r Write f r loc-klet. I<6 State St. 'near MadUop' Teeth Ordered in Morning Had Sami ‘‘ay.
Gaar, Scott & Co. Engines, separators, clover hollers. The Attoway corn shelter. Paints and Oils Anything in that hne yon need, call on ’ HENRY CT NEVILL 3 doors south of Duvall Bros’ Barn. MOIVrUMEDTTS. I believe yon would prefer to buy at home if yoti can get thebaine or better value for your money. Let me convince yon that you can. Compare the many from this shop with the few that have I been sold by agents from distant ! shops and you will be decidely ‘ convinced. You caii save the i agents commission in cash or its equivalent in monumental value i j Will you not make a careful in- J vestigation before the agent’s mis- j I leading argument are accepted to I lie regretted. Pneumatic tool lettering if you I wish it The Rensselaer Granite and i Marble works. WILL MAC «W, Prop, Dr.Cbas. Vick, hve Specialist. This is an age of Specialists. The ability to do one thing and do it well is more to be commended and is of more benefit to humanity than to do many things and none equal to the beet. We limit onr practice on the eye errors of refraction, of which we »ve made a Special St My lor over .airty yeara. z Office in C. H. Vick’s fruit store i next 'door to ex.p» , e6B offiee.
Sorgbum Seed Galore. What is no doubt the largest crop of sorghum seed ever harvested in this part of the state was threshed last week on the Iroquois farm for W. H. Pullins. The average yield was near 56 bushels per acre. One of the best parts making by careful test 80 bus yielded of seed fodder and all thoroughly cured making 12 to 800 lbs per acre. On account of its large yealds nutritious contents and palitability and Mr. Pullin considers it a valuable stock food an ? has satisfactories solved the problemof curing it. Of the 140 bus threshed it will require 60 bus for seed this year on the farm the balance will not till orders from other parties. Call No. 23, the Second Hand Store, when you have anything in household goods for sale. D. M. Worland For Exchange. 240 acres in Michigan near county seat, price ♦l2 per acre clear, will . deal al or part for Equity in Ind. farm wil[ include a ¥3OO first mortgage and 3 lots in an Illinois town. Clara A. Martin Milan, In '
