Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 41, Number 120, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 12 November 1909 — Page 5 Advertisements Column 4 [ADVERTISEMENT]

I THURSDAY. Brazil block coal for sale by Maines & Hamilton. Phone 273. v^. Mrs. Frank Jordan, of Remington, was here a short time today. Mrs. J. A. Grant left this morning for Spokane, Wash., to visit her son, Hale, and family- , ■ Mrs. Margaret Pullen, of Indianapolis, came this morning for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. George Fate. "We are paying 28c for-strictly fresh eggs. Bring them to us. ROWLES & PARKER. r Jb -the-face of the strong competition, how do" you account for the phenominal success of the Home Grocery? Think it over. Samuel Parker, who moved from Jasper county to Mitchell, S. Dak., some two year! ago, is expected home today for ai visit with relatives. Special sale, Saturday, Nov. loth, ladies’ princess suits, cloaks and two piece suits. Closing out the Forsythe Store. Arthur Lingenfelter made a business trip to Chicago today. Mrs. Lingenfelter and little son returned to Kokomo. Bought entire sample line ladies’ princess suits. Y'ou can buy them now at factory prices. Closing but the Chicago Bargain Store. James Scott, of Jackson county, left for his home this morning, after a visit of ten days with Henry Pierson, southwest of town. We are now cutting some fancy make of October cheese. New, rich and mild. Try it. JOHN EGER. Mrs. Mary Fendig and daughter, Rebecca, have been visiting Simon Fendig and family at Wheatfield, having accompanied Simon home last Friday. Meals, shortorders, lunches, oysters, ice cream, fruit, tobacco', cigars and confectionery at the East End Restaurant. P. W. HORTON, Prop. Buck Creek, a little town in Tippeeanoe county, between Delphi and Lafayette, suffered a $25,000 fire loss Tuesday. Practically the entire business section was destroyed.

Get a sack of Acme at $1.50 or White Star at $1.38. They are the best flours made.' We can save you money on your grocery bill. ROWLES & PARKER. Capt. and Mrs. J. M. Wasson went to Columbia City today to visit their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Npwels, and family. They will be absent over Sunday. Special cloak and suit sale, including ■& complete sample line ladies’ princess fancy embroideried and plain suits. THE FORSYTHE STORE. J. T. Murray an(j wife and daughter, Mrs. H. R. Wood, Jr., went to Monticello today to attend the funeral of Thos. Robinson, a cousin of Mrs. Murray, who died recently of paralysis at Des Moines, lowa. We have just opened up our lunch counter service. Hot or cold lunches, hot chocolate, hot malted milk. Oysters served any style at the East End Restaurant. Give us a trial. P. W. HORTON, Prop. _Louis F. Lehman, of Francesville, who owns a farm in Hanging Grove township on which his son, Will Lehman, resides, was in Rensselaer a short time on business today. He recently bought two houses in Francesville, which he will rent. Jay W. Stockton is having the room recently vacated by Roth Bros, remodeled and it is rumored that it is to be rented for a drug store, although arrangements for renting the building have not been made. The Davis Stock Co. was to exhibit at Remington all of this week, but after the first performance the public protest was so strong that the management canceled the engagement and cast the bum actors adrift. It was said to be “horrid.” ’“Tempest and Sunshine" was played at Kentland last night by the company that plays here tonight and they had a full house. The company is said to be a good one and the peoplq are nice looking and evidently experienced in the theatrical business. We will have a car load of fancy Michigan apples on track the last of this week. No. 1 Northern Spies, Baldwins, Greenings, and other good varieties, out of car, one dollar a bushel. No. 2 mixed stock from the above varieties, 60c a bushel. JOHN EGER. Dr. H. J. Laws was joined here today by his wlfe-And mother, who came down from Crown Point, the latter having accompanied her daughter-in-law here to help instal them at housekeeping in the house on Cullen street recently vacated by W. O. Rowles and wife. Miss Nellie Johnson, of Lore City, Ohio, who was. the guest for the past six weeks of Miss Pearl McGee at the home of Mrs. Geo. Kennedy, will leave tomorrow for Buffalo, N. Y., for a short visit before returning to her home. Mrs. Frank Long>. of Chilllcothe, Ohio, who was here to attend the marriage of Miss McGee, expects to return to her home next Sunday.