Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 54, Number 10, Jasper, Dubois County, 8 December 1911 — Page 3
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Quickly Curts Lamt
Back, Weak Kidmys
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Get a if vee Package Dr. Derby's I GuaranteedKldneyPllls Today
Dr. Derby's Kidney Pills absolutely cure kidney and bladder troubles and
rheumatism. Their action Is positive, certain quick. The very first dose takes hold. You caa see and feel thediflference Ina singleday. You can find this out without a cent of
cost w you. JusUsk your druggist for a free sample package use pills as directed and sea for yourself. Get the pills at once if you have dlabetM.dropsy.Brhjht'sdiseasc.urinary .trouble, or rheumatism in any form. Hare you any of these symptoms? Weak, lame, achlnc back. Sharp, plercln pi.nsJnbladdar.kidneys.sldoorMmba. Sore tender ttTltchln muscles. Bladder or canal Inflated. Inability to bold water. Too IroQjent urlnatl 'H. Urlno cloudr. bloody, too lirat too darlr, unnatural odor, or sediment Id It. NerrouK. restless, Irritable, despondent Irregular heart action. Sleoplencess. DuH beadachos, Dizzy spells. I'ufllcess about the ere. Moated extremities Gnerai weakness, constant tired. worn-out! ail-ronefeellnc.
Then cct Dr. Derby's Kidney Pills with.
oat a inotneni s delay. They will surely Ar v 1hi illtei qh imlannc nut nt 1. i
sirengmen. uuua up mo weaif, disordered , wie i rencli woman elves I. J...n.n.l l,lH.l.l.... M.iL! 1 I II Or Hnln..l..ii v,u
the
NOVEL TOMATO SALAD
BOME SUGGESTIONS THE HOUSE-
WIFE WILL APPRECIATE.
FIT
AND QUALITY TANT DRESS
HAVE IMPOR. VALUE.
Chic In Dress Is More Th,n q.,.
DccpCarelcMly Chosen UnderGarments Can Spoil the Fit of Any Costume.
Tne French hn
tn . " "".""6 HU CI11C
uia ib more than
na those who
are
surface deep.
acquainted with
kidneys and bladder as nothing else can. Us the modern, comtnon-sensc, rational.
6c enunc Kiuney anu uiauuer cure. And the treatment is guaranteed: money
Darn i U uucau k nu an ciaimeu lor it. Dr. Derby's Kidney Pills sell for 25c and We the larger package containing moro
ttan twice me pins in 25c size. If van
want w try mein urst,asK lorlrce sample. So.d by your druccist, or sent prepaid
upon receipt 01 price, uy uerby Medicine
ua, nawn itapms, Mica.
-- uuuurnifit ik.u- .
mewing of the assertion.
cr spoil the fit of a dress quite as mucn as n dressmaker.
I and quality of th nnrir,.i.
,, , ,, , - M"MumuB art; decidedly Important factors In the effeet one wlahos to achieve in a costume.
strained conm . . .
... i. u suuicueu jaccs or
vmu.uiutirioH. Thus they will last
So that r-
.Li " u,e unaerciotnes nchlovos not only chic, but also econ-
TO SUIT THE MATRON.
Age of an Egg.
la a glass of water tho fresh egg w aMime a horizontal position. Tho
egg f three to five days makes with tfce 1 t.nzon an nngle of 30 degrees.
lie ang)p increases to 45 degrees for
en fgK tight days old, to 75 for one of
ttr.. w.fks. and at 30 davs thA
- - o o
n its polnL
THE TRUTH ABOUT BLUING. Talk No. 10.
T 'Mfty on this Httlo thing. Don't
t water for bluing. Think of It,
a i.-.o dab ot bluing in a largo bot-
I- c water, ülvo me 10 cents. Well
in-" not.
i iir;u CHOSS BALL BLUE. Best bluing value In tho whole world i" 'h. consumer. Makos tho wholo
iv-.uv Bmlle. Largo packages. AT
Will GItOCERS. . Felt Safe.
' a. ways on Joy going to tho first
p-r-'Tinance or a new play." Wfc the first?"
' !: ause Vm always sure then that 'Se ii. an who sits behind mo hasn't
in it before."
In making underclothes, or In buyInf lintH . i
-n ...-,, a Keen evo InU2t bJ k ior right proportions, it t
to hope that the
blouse or coat will fit satlsfnotnritv
over a bulging combination suit r
aet cover.
Undorclothes should nnt nniv m
carefully about tho shoulders and'armnoles. but also about the waist
over the hips. Pettlconf ,n..i.i .
only hang correctly in the matter of
.. J . , '., ",e B"ol"a not gather in unsightly wrinkles at tho hark h,!-.
up In front, or wrinkle over the" hips. And it is not enough thm
clothes fit properly. They must be Put on carefully. tIipv m.,c k
Justed so that there are no lines or
"'iiniua m uie Wrone r.lnnc nv,.
fullness there Is must be put where
Hut this care not onlv monna .-.
one's dress will look bettor, hut that trie underclothes will u-i.nP ,nf- t.
the underclothes
they will not pull or wrinkle where
w auuuiu not. them u-ni t.
1V7
no
mm
A becoming gown and wran for a
young matron's wear.
DESIGNS WORTH LOOKING AT
r, Important to Mothers
rrvT-fr.,. -"Hy every bottlo of irf j a safeand sure remedy for
0 iUJU vuuuren, and see that it
Pears the Senaturo of
h IP For Ovor . vl
Uu. in n Cr' for Fletcher's Castoria Same. f ' What Worn vnur rnnan
r t, urrck? Vlctirn-Just the same
.cM.naii. Throe coaches passed
r and then the doctors came.
Two Dalntv Dr c,.i,ui.
Girls of From 14 to 16 Years of Age.
for
!- r ' r r 1 t-' ti.i-
'T'-t-'n Pleasant Pellets cure con
onsiipation is the cause of
iure tue cnuMi and l.ase. Easy to take.
you
man wlm Eimniu,i. ...... .
but not so hard as the one who
Wf
5othlnc- Srrnp for Children '"nil ti ftim.H. ri-citiru Inn,-,-.
lUa. euren wind colic, 2ic a botUe.
":
His Bearing, a man of military bearing?" hf Jlkes to 'soldier.' -
Your Liver
Fe PI l rr
n.-:;u8seci up
ZhZ You're Tired-Out of Sort.
.sunLE.
The first Is a dainty little dros of
sky-blue cotton voile; It Is high-waist-
eu, ana nas slight ful ness. whlh i
gathered to a narrow silk band, to
wnicn the bodice is also attached; a band of insertion trims tho foot ni
skirt, also outlines the neck of boriirn:
the lower part Is gathered to this Vnr
the sleeves the material Is finely tuck-
eu, nanas or Insertion form a trimming at the elbows. Sash ends fall nearly to foot at the back. Hat of sky-blue chip, trimmed with a wreath of pale pink roses. .Materials required: Four yards voile 40 Inches wide. 3 yards insertion. For the second costume saxe-blue
uverpilS
J-w dajs.
, iey do
VJ r duv,
--reGn Lf 1 n.
.HM Bi I TTi r
...ouacsyndigcstionandSick Headache ".ALL TILL C.AI I nnrr r-., . . .
. 0.11ALL, 1'IUt.K.
u-'uine must c;:,,
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MUFFS FOR THIS SEASON
Flat and Enormous Ones Are Seldom Made Entirely of One Kind of Material.
on s' fl,at and enormous, are seldom entirely of one kind of material. There are ever so many of the most delightful combinations. Perhaps one of tho most sombre of thesn
shaggy black j)lush and white silk. Heavily shrouded
Broad bands of the rilush mn.i thö
outer ends; the silk and chiffon, winding round the center, draped themselves all ovor the front In an Im.
mense Geisha bow, with tassolcd ends hanging.
A handsome sea muff had a sind
raccoon skin wrapped 'round its cen-
me neau came at th bottom
and had its tooth well fastened In the
tau two tails, in fact lonir vellnw
ringed affairs that hung from tho con-
ior oi mo iwttom edge. These orna-
ments seem continually to be shifted
uuoui. iast winter all tho fat tails seem trailing from mulls 'possum, red fox. raccoon hung from one side. The little seal hat that accompanied this muff had a raccoon crown, and a small cluster of stiff yellow miniature ostrich feathers repeated the note of the yellow rings on the tails.
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cashmere has been selected. The slightly hlgh-walsted skirt is trimmed
at foot by two rows ot passementerie: this Is also used on bodice to outline
neck and edge over-sleeves; tucked nlnon Is used for tho uniJer-sleeves. Two 1-inch tucks aro made on the
shoulders of bodice, these are stitched
nbout 3 Inches down from shoulder at
back and front. A ribbon Is taken
nround the wnlst and knotted at the
left side of front, where ends are left
hanging.
Materials required: Four yards cash
mere 44 Inches wide, 5 yards passe
menterie, 4 yard tucked ninon for
neeiejYIUe, Mo.
tinder-sleeves.
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STORES . i .... .
Floral Garnitures Good. Very attractive are the small floral
garnitures in tho form of straight bars,
crescents, buckles, etc., made of small
satin roses, forget-me-nots, etc.. that are used as ornaments in place of n bar-pin or bow, says the Dry Goods Economist. These ornaments nre worn
with jabots or at tho front of a fancy
lace stock or hs n finish for closing
a low collar. The buckles, which aro
WOOL CAPS FOR THE GIRLS One Who Can Use
Can Easily Make Fashionable Af
fairs of Thick Zephyr. tt .
" juu are cievor with a crochet
neouie, make your small daughter or
nine niece one of the warm but fash
ionable caps of thick zephyr. It can
ue uougnt in an colors, but the dark
ones are best and most serviceable for
winter wear.
Blue, red. brown, maroon are good
" """U'li. 1 1 winnings or a
contrasting color or a different shade
or the color used make pretty caps Tlint- nrk A.n.1i..l ...
w uu nvtueicu round, JIK0 a
skull-cap, but mndo long enough to have a broad band turned up all tho
way around. This band can be of contrasting color of yarn. The band can
oe turned up ail around, up in front and down to protect the neck In tho
back, or It can be left slit open In the
center of tho front nnd laid back, like
two small revers, on either side. A ribbon Is often woven in and out of the
.uuou v-iutufi 3UIUU ana tied in a ro
sette or Hat bow on one side.
Any desired stitch may be emnloved
In the making of those caps; they can
ne as piain or as elaborate as you
wi8n.
voioncss, uaretui Sklnnlrm and
Marinating Are Essentials of Good Salad Some Recipes Worth One's Consideration. Tho essentials of a 'cood tnm.t
eamü aro icy coldness, careful bH.
hing, and marinating. Preparo earlv
enough in tho day to keep In the refrigerator for three hours befom i.Rin
and Ior half an hour at tho end soak
in a tuiCK emulsion of Frenrh i1r.
lug, though mayonnaise is to b ubh
on tae salad proper.
If a tomato skins pasllv in nni nt
ii iu oi water, with somn varlniia
mis win do possible, especially if tho
tomato be very cold and a sharp knlfo is used. The usual cusinm ( tn
i.. in .
uuiiiHg water over the tomato lot
stand a half minute, thpn
blunt sliver knife and put at once on
me ice.
Tomatoes take tho flavor rr (hair
dressing so much better when sliced
mat many salads are nreDared in con.
tlons, cut in lengthwise pieces, four or six to a tomato, according to size. Servo on a nest of lettuce or arrani?
U8 a border around shredded
with a narrow outer border of white lettuce hearts. Dot with mavonnnino
The whole tomato is so hard tn
that it Is more often
than any other way. Tho fillings are endless and various odds and ends of !
Vegetables can be utilized. Especially good is one of cold peas highly seasoned with plenty of butter and mixed with a few canors. fnt
I corn dresced with plenty of butter, cayenne, salt, and a little whipped cream makes a novel filling and served with rich mayonnaise Is excellent. Cold spaghetti cut into small pieces and dressed with a highly spiced tomato sauce looks pretty and tastes good in a tomato cup, or the paste can be dressed with cream sauce and mixed with grated parmesan and chopped plmolas. Shrimps and shredded green peppers make an artistic filling, or green peppers and shredded celery. Equally effective are asparagus tips and tiny pearl onions.
Itemnants of chicken can bo made into a nice salad filling by running it through a chopper, then season highly, and mix to a paste as for sandwich filling with a little whipped cream. Dot the top with anchovies or shredded green peppers. Minced ham mixed with mavonnniRA
is as good in tomato cups as it Is on
croutons or sandwiches. If hardboiled egg yolk Is run throuch a
vegetable press and dotted over tho
top or the cup it makes a pretty coloring.
iVnother good filling consists of tlnv-
button onions, boiled until soft, mado Icy cold and mixed with mayonnolse.
This is far less painful to the bystand
er than the shredded onion so often
used. A novel salad is a small tomato, cut almost through In lengthwise sections, with minced cress peeping from tho cuts. The tomato is only cut enough so it will hold together and the cress 13 marinated in French dressing. Tho tomato is then set on a round of canned pineapple, which rests on a tender lettuce leaf, tho wholo hnfni
garnished with mayonnaise. A delicious salad is made from sections of tomatoes marinated in French dressing, served on lettuce leaves and sprinkled thickly with very crisp bacon, cut Into small shreds. Mayonnaise can be passed.
mHow to Use Red Cross Seals. !How ,to Use Ited Cross Seals" ! the title of an Interesting publication recently issued by tho National Association for Uie Study nnd Prevention of Tuberculosis. Bed Cross Seals must be placed only on the back of letters and not on the address side of packages that aro going through the mall They may be placed anywhere on matter going by express. Care should be taken in sending merchandise through the mails not to place seals ovr th
strings with which the rjatkai? it
tied, since this seals the package against inspection and subjects It to i
first-class postage rates. As many ', seals may be used on the back of a
euer or package as may bo desired Every one Is urged to use them liberally, since every seal Is a bullet In the war against tuberculosis. Red CrosB seals are not good for postage, and will not carry mail mat ter, but any kind of mail matter will carry them. Finally, every letter or parcel sent out, cither by mail or In some other way, during the holiday season, should bear one or more Red Cross Seals.
DOES YOUR BACK ACHE?
Backache is usually kidney ache.
There is only one way to remove the pain. You must reach the cause tho
kidneys. No better kidney remedy
exists than Doan's
t!jj Kidney Pills. Mrs.
oonn a. unit, 122 E. Terry St, Bucyrus, 0., says: "I was so terribly afflicted with kidney complaint, I could not leave my bed. I was attended by several doctors but they all
Doan's Kidney Pills
gave me relief after I had given up all hope and soon cured me. I have had no kidney trouble in three years." , "When Your Back Is Lame, Itememberthe Name DOAN'S." SOc.allstores. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, X. Y.
Catarrh One of the most common of blood 8. eaict. is much ajxravatcd by tho Ridden chinces of weather at this time of yenr. Besm treatment at onco with Ifood'a Sarsanarilla. which effect radical and permanent curw. This great medicine has received 40,366 Testimonials in two years, which prore its wonderful efficacy in Dunfvin? n.l nrhin. t..
j blood. Best for all blood diseases. In usual liquid form or chocolated tabj lets known as Sarsatabs. 100 doses 1. Splendid Gröps
In Saskatchewan (Western CaRkda)
oo Bushels from 20 acres
at ween was tue Usrrher'
return from a Lloydminsttr form In the season of 1510. M&ny fields In that a t well
Other districts yielded from 25 to 25 bu
shels 01 wheat to the
acre. Other grains in
proportion. LAME PROFITS ara Ibas derived
frora tb e FRKK
IIUHCSTKAD LANDS
' of Westers Canada. This eierllent iboiini cans
! Prices to tdranv. Laad Tale
, six a a ooabie id two yean' Uib.
iinin KruwiDcnUnirarm I Inr. rattle raUlnir mid da Irr
Inn urn 11 pmtuable. rrv
iiumeticautoi j nu acres nre to !- tiati In ttt t.rv lk. t
lltrlctss 1 BO sere pro-em p.
...jiii. t& i-o.w i r acre w i lu-
iii crriMia arm. r-eriooiaanu rlinrche in o-rr settle
ment, climate iinm!!.!.
pun inn ririirfi i wnrwi.irflij.
nnl boliftlnr material plentiful. x
i-or parueojan as to 1 oration, low wiifn' rj:37 rales asd desertrrne lllo.ralel ramphl!.
failed to help me.
I-kt Best VCesv and, otber ln-
oraauon, nie to ? a pi otimmlration. Ottawa, lacada. or to anadJan UaicRBcst .A erst.
UO. Ali!. 2I( Trxtss T train t I
Idas Trrakil Idte
UtMittto. Ii tsti. sr t 2. tliüiäj. Ill
umer rüK. is,ih. llw Tit to tb t tjes t tarnt yea
I belle-e that tho borders of our minds are ever shiftlnrj, and that many minds can flow Into one another, as It were, and create or reveal a single mind. W. B. Yeats.
fH alz
Bradford Comfort
Unlined Kid Boot for Women
tsmtog. WjSthD.EaMEK A err 'arr I or Tnxkr FeC Jcc nu fr.jca Ul tart "o brrak xg in rwjaimlr
n txivdcr Vi et Cjitjlo? of ruOJtaknBraiiwaJUaa.
Diphtheria, Quinsy and Tonsiliti, begin
4 r-viv i ii run L. imr mtioh Ksttt
BIG MONEY CTAlTC Made Selling OlUVilO j REPRESENTATIVES WANTED Get Id bn.tOes f..r yoiiFMlf, barL-el bj tberomnacmavk- ; Ing Ktovem that hare heen best for 0 ream.
j-.-ei.ent opportunity Ior arrejMHTe. eipcri-etM-et business mrn with eiriC ability to
cure a sore throat in a davTrtwntl ures'uire welt cstabllslifd local terrtto-
house.
The moro friends a man has the more it costs him.
DEFMNOE Gold Wafer Sfarch aakea Uuadry work a pleasure 10 oz. rk lOc. 'vvTn. U Indianapolis, No. 43-1911.
Aids Nature
The jjreat success of Err. Pierce's Goldea SfMl TV. Sir iaU WCak totnachs, vesica bodies Iuags, and obstiaate and linferini eoufibs i Sled m fte c?lti0B of the fundamental truth hat Sdrn Medical Discovery" supplies Ntta SthSdiSSS in, tissue-renairinrf. tt,,.,-! DU,la-
. . nein iNature ff" . 5C necssary strcn-th to the atomach to digest - food, bmld up the body and thereby throw off 282 1 obstinate coughs. The "Discovery" re-cstabll 1 fc
and ennches the- htrvt --j . .. 1
hort esubh.hcs sound vijorous health.
cry" re-establishes tho
es
nerves ta
yonr dealer offers aemethtn& "last as iood ' It Is probably betm ?nn ,! 3 apoa.
m m a. m m m .1 m m m m m r n j
v. . yunsajt or lfl0 CUTO Rot the Drofif ma Acre's Bothlni "Just as jjoory for yeu. sJyse. Edition, psiper-bound nffnr I ,,,utra'onS, nerrlr revised up-to-date
Carrots Flemish Style. "Wash and scrape a bunch of young carrots and cut each one Into quarters. Cook In salted boiling water for ten minutes and then drain. Melt an ounce of butter in a saucepan, put in tho carrots, sprinklo them with flour, salt and pepper and a pinch of
sugar ana toss them about for flvo
minutes. Stir In a half pint of meat stock and let simmer on the back of
the stove for 15 minutes, occasionally stirrings. As soon as the carrots aro
cooked draw them away from the fire until they have cooled somewhat. Beat the yolks of two eggs into half a cupful of cream or rich milk. Stir this Into tho carrots and cook gently until tho liquor thickens, but do not
allow to boll. Serve in a hot dish and Bprinklc over with minced parsley.
A
Lamps and
Lanterns
Jewels for Half Mourning.
'i lie (1J8K ornament Is not quite so
popular since It has been copied so
universally in imitation gems, but ono
of tho prettiest designs Is seen In a clrclo of pearls and diamonds set In
black enamel. This is nn ornament
Care of House Paint. Few housewives have tho least idea what a little care of the outdoor houso paint, such as window sashe3. front
door and even railings, will do to preserve its beauty and length of life.
The simplest plan is to wash this paint at Intervals wtih tepid water to which a little parafln has been added, j
with a soft rag. Then to apply a
really good, preferably home-made
furniture polish, and rub off In the usual wny. This quite prevents blis
tering. Paint that is far gone could bo washed in oxalic acid and water,
but this is a strenuous remedy and
only suitable when a repainting is to bo tho next move. Below I give a
recipe for a polish suitable for both
furnlturo and paint.
Scientifically constructed to give most light for the oil they burn. Easy to light, clean and rcwick. in numerous finishes and styles, c the best of its kind. ' Laaierns, or write far Illustrated booxJeta direct oanjrarener of tbe Standard Oil Company Incorporated
W. L. DOUCLAS f2.5D. $3.nn so nn z a nn ounce A
Ml Styles, All Leather,, All Sizes aad Width, for Men and Women
THE STANDARD OF QUALITY FOR OVER 30 YEARS The worlmnruhip which has madcW. L. Douglf shoes famoiu the world over is maintained kn every pair.
If I could take you into my large fadories WL J
t MtVvv Vx . a 3n0W Y011 OW BS
wie usyw .L-uougias shoes are made, you would then realize why I warrant them to hold thca- shape, fit and look betler and nuli olh" malces ' the Price.
"icij a. mo - au uaarra Presai!.
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SIOTT ffn f Irl. - i.
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ltaWr"
lllnttrnted C!a
. . . r f- D" va '-AS, ! ,ln P?lTeIy outwear
, mmm. fast Color SgcttU lierf ficWr,
that is BtleciallV stlllorl fnr
larger, may be used for a corsage J half mourning frocks, as thn imml. nr
ornament, to hold the ends of n fichu ! black enamel is one of the now nm
together at the bust or as a hat nnd the disk of pearls Is likely to be trimming. worn for other and brlehtor rr..-
Mocha Layer Cake.
The yolks of five eggs, one cupful of i
powdered sugar, two tnblespoonfuls
of mocha essence, two tnblcspoonfuls
of strong, hot coffee, ono cuuful of
flour, and one teaspoonful of baking
powder. Add the beaten whites of the
eggs and bake in three layers for flf
teen or twenty minutes. Fill with
PERFECTION gffiri Always ready for use. Safest and mot reliable. The Perfection Smokeless Oil Healer is jut like a portable fireplace. It ptes quick, glowing heat whoever, vrheoerer, yea wast k. A BetcMtiy in fail and spring, when it ti not cold caoogh for the ftotucc Inrsluable as an auxiliary heater in nudwieter. Drwat of blue eaainel or plaia steel vidi Ridel uimraioju Ail rotr oVaW to thefw jvq a PofettJoa Saalele OJ Heater, or w to aar tT d Standard Oil Gsmpany (Incorporate)
whipped cream.
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