Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 40, Number 57, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 20 March 1908 — Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Advertisers are Liked. Some folks may think th&t none but publishers think much of men who advertise. In this they are sadly mistaken. Nearly every man in the country, especially most of those who own any property, have- a big place in their hearts for the advertiser. The reason is plain enough to people who stop and think. It is ah admitted fact that no country will advance without newspaper representation. It is equally as certain that papers limited to a county patronage cannot be run on subscription money alone. This brings matters down to the self evident proposition that there would be no country newspapers if there were no advertisers. Of course the people like firms who are helping maintain institutions which have done as much for the development of their country and the advancement of their land values as have the newspaper.—-Wolcott Enterprise. ./,

Home Grocery, Phone 41. Call and see those new oxfords, the newest styles In all the leathers, both black and tan. We carry all widths and can fit your feet properly. ROWLES ft PARKER. AUCTION SALE of dry goods, dress goods and clothing, Saturday, March 21st, In the room adjoining the Democrat office. S. LEOPOLD, Auct Boots, Bhoes and rubber headquarters, high grade goods at low grade prices, at the Chicago Bargain Store. -A full line of the Edison phonograph records at the music stores Two car loads of Pittsburg perfect electric weld wire fence, moving rapidly. Come eoon if you want any, at the Chicago Bargain Store. Ladles especially Invited to attend the auction sale of dress goods, dry goods and lace curtains, Saturday, March 21st. S. LEOPOLD, Auct It costs less than 1 cant per barrel to advertise Gold Medal flour In all the leading magazines of the world. For sale by the Chicago Bargain Store. Special curtain sale at Rowlea ft Parker’s, Friday and Saturday, March 20 and 21st