Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 56, Number 20, Jasper, Dubois County, 6 March 1914 — Page 7

FREE ADVICE

TO SICK WOMEN Thousands Have Been Helped By Common Sense Suggestions. Women suffering from any form of female ills are invited to communicate promptly with the woman's private correspondence department of the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, r-.ad ifcsV woman and held in Strict confidence. A woman jan freely talk of her private illness to a woman ; thus has b en established a confidential correspondence which has extended over many years and which has never been broken. Never have they published a testimonial or used a letter without the written consent of the writer, and never has the Company allowed these confidential letters to jrot out of their possession, as the hundreds of thousands of them in their files will attest. Out of the vast vovjme of experience which they have to draw from, it is mon than possible thr.t. they possess the very knowledge needed in your case. Nothing is asked in return except your good will, and their advice has helped thousands. Surt ly any woman, rich or poor, should be glad to take advantage of this generous offer of assistance. Address Lydia EL Pinkham Medicine Co., (confidential) Lynn, Mass. Kvery woman ouglit to hao Lydia FL Pinkham HO-pas?e Text liook. It is not a book for general distribution, as it is too expensive. It is free and only obtainable by mall Write for It today. Vut ÜV SSV iure 5 ?ßä r IUI gfl of a BBSS--and Sizes. A Tour Around the World Äj yu an f teellent aeries illustrating plucen of i nt ri-- in k . parta of i h world wort n saving. I AKSO.N, IMA V Mf)tiiiKttn Itlvd., IiIchku ILf f WLM ET fiM "Bo wish a perfect skin n 1 ft Vllltall mv Farial ('ream. Kent anywhere in the worUl prepaid for Ii 00 pef Jar Maduaiw Lillian ll . ri - .VMUthSt .W.i.sh.nkt. n.lYu' AGENTS Mal Ilea uh'klr, selling beM nor.'- : wd i lie today fr special pruposi. AGENTS !' :,nj: free. C. M. tw phtng article: won't tnr.wHDt OCCUPatlOBi MlllliU'f .Norman Ave . Duvton, Ohio I IfllCC t'hat . riends while the IVr feet inn d..ea lsuico tb'.' ji, washing. Be oar agent and mats Boney on sales. Leslie Supply ( . L. -.;. . Mu h III U, KSTATK rnrtli About Florida Jid opp rtanltles in Florida for fa touts, fmlt Kn.wersacd Bosdtrj raiders, ii. M. DeVrlea. Tampa. Ha. RanchForRsntorSsls SSSS 1 uii la from Idaloa, Lubbock, t o .Tel.; 1.4ÜU in i,lti ration, balance pasture: gas tractor with tools Bsc earr to turtu land. f. B i iMitirii t.it, Ki u-n... OkU. PFP :fcacn lerel Colorado ramlH'lt home P1 K P ff Meads justp'iMMj tentry on railn .oi I gaagma good orn land: riu.ionahle location fee. Wnto Mas well, Cooper Bldg., iN'nver, Colo. Porfiln Cirmc Wo drouth In Jaekson Co.. Ark. W i H INI lal Hid have bargains t hat will pay 10 f on ir.Tistment ftrst jear. Kealty Co., Newport, Ark. H AROAlNH-MUs. plantation. 2.000 acres. 96: Ark. rating land, friöü; rlrer bot'om land. flO to &' ! inn, iu io gou. .Texarkara.Ark -a .ana tteaity t o .Schitrnn Ulag.. , I OK I.K K IN TEXAS CU . Mo . Lu a cult.. 2 houae, barn, outbid., mach., 6 a. orch . etc. K Myers, 11.. Mountain Qvove. Mo. I ok v vi.k-IW A. IN CLAY CO . ILL . NR Nob!-: 30 a. iult . no Impruvcnit nH; health OMtp -I aar. B, F Wilson, R.l. Kokomu. Ind. FOR SALK OR TRAUE l&l A IN .1 fereon ro, 111.: 140 a. eult.. 8 r. home. I tarn, et.v ML C ICirh. K. 1' Mt Vernon. III. for kai.f riu hk." s Orsw ; 2 a. tllteble, plentv water. 20 a. rleared. U CORYELL, RE1M.N. oKE 1 tH SALE no ! U H 1TB CO., IND. 1 SI a. cult . houae. Sam. ontOldgs . old and voum get h . etc. Ii. J3. Min nick, R 1 1 . Idssllle, Ind. I OK Mil ! STtK fi K. HO I -r located In thl thriving town. All lonvorueiirea. Sm.iil Ml h. tarm In par? trade M IIMIKK. Box ONK(.. Ill RECORPy f CrODS in at V St . AIll m I Western Canada All parts of the Provinces of Manitoba. Saskatchewan and Alberts, have produced wonderful irld nf Wkul rk.. rfVfJlrl BarUy and Flaa. W heat graded fJffP from Contract to No. 1 Hard. tiffr weighed heavy and yielded from 20 Saar i. ic n.r on t....k.t i -ww ewawaeaa vir, uusoris w d3 . I about the total ave rage. Mixed Farming may be considered fully as proritw aujtc- ah iiiuusi n dim .on rawing- i ne excellent grasses lull of nutrition, are it . i.. tjk i - ä i kiikt win j iuw irquiiru ll'ICI IUI Deri AT (ijinr nunVMM In 1 Q1 1 and üin.n in mm. - j r.rwv. ... . w , IM 4 4 Ml "I 191 J. at Chicago. Manitoba earned off Ji the Championship for beef steer. Good schools, markets convenient, climate ex cellent. For the homesteader, the man who wishes to farm extenaivelv. or the investor. Canada offers the biggest ci port unity of any place on the comment. Apply for descriptive literature and reduced railway rates to ' Superintendestt of Immigration. Ottawa, Canada, or to CEO. W. AIR"" 4Wk 2iS Iratlai If ValMial Canadian Government Agent

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BLACK MALI N E PROBABLY THE MOST POPULAR. Need Not Be Much cf an Expense, as It Can Easily Be Mnde at Home Jet Ornamentation Always Right. Black maline neckbands with "hinestone slides and motifs are among the becoming neck accessories which the collaMess gowns have made popular. Any girl with average Ingenuity can copy one of theee neckbands in an hour's time and at a fraction of tlio price charged in the shops. To be sure, the rhinestone slides will not be set in silver and the pendant may be an inexpensive earring of the balliere style. There are usually four slides which liold the malines in place. Two of those come together at the back where the ends of the neckband meet aud the other slides are adjustable, though usually kept at a point just in front of the ears. This leaves a plain strip of the malines directly in front, whenthe principal part of the decoration is arranged. On the costly neckuands there is usually a large silver motif set with rhlnestones, from which is suspended a silver am1 rhinestone pendant. This arrangement is decorative and becom ing. and fortunately is capable of clever imitation. The height of the nec kband is entirely governed by the length of the wearer's neck. Something less than two inches is a good average width, and the marines must be folded three or four timos before any decoration is attempted. To give fhe firmness of the silver mounted rliinr stones slides the homemade neckband must be held upright by means of the finest of collar boning placed on the inside of the band just where the rhinestone nailhads are to be sewed on the outside. By selecting small separate rhinestones and using two vertical rows the collar bon ir.g will be easily concealed and the malines held upright, A bowknot design is excellent to choose for the center motif, or the rhinestones can be sewed on between the two slides in the form of a festoon. With the wide assortment of beautiful mock jewel earrings there will be no trouble in making a suitable pendant by simply twisting off the part which would identify it as an earring. In pensive lavallieres are also to be found well suited for this purpose. The meeting of the band is under two closely placed simulated slides, tiny hooks and eyes being used and the uprights of collar bone keeping the maline in place. The fancy for jet has led to the designing of striking combinations of white maline neckbands with slides and ornamental motif of eat jet. Similar decorations of jet have also been used on neckbands of malines in various pale shade., to match certain gowns. When upturning lace is used as a neck finish in the back the neckband is convenient as well as ornamental. The lace can be caught with fancy pins on each side of the back, the securely fastened neckband Insuring the proper position of the lace. Furniture Changes. One sign of the present day crowding into tiny apartments by city people ia seen in the- second-hand furniture stores, says the Christian Science Monitor. In almost all of them excellent pieces may be found, often hardly worn They are there because when a family moves from one flat to another certain articles prove to be useless ami others have to be bought to take their place This Bettdi to the second-hand store things which would once have been cherished in homes for generations. PRETTY DINING-OUT COSTUME1 Model Best Adapted for Restaurant i Wear. Though It May Be Put to Many Other Uses. A charming model for restaurant or dinner wear " as developed in Russian green cnarmeuse and its beauty much enhanced by the addition of c ream shadow and applique lace. The blouse' consists wholly of the two -ombined laces. the tiner lace predominating and crossed by bands of the applique. The girdle which is made of the folded silk sends forth a little triangular point to make a bright touch of color on the lace blouse. The Bl dersleeves i I net have double ruffle of net at the wrist, held by a narrow band of silk. The short tunic is fur-edged and falls over a plain under-petticoat. Paris Takes Up New Mascot. Car is has taken up a new mascot, which is to be seen everywhere. It as seines the shape of a snail, hitherto on!v favored as an edible, but now man : fact urefl in gold and silver and j precious stonec. The "escargot" has ! leaped Into mrnediate popularity, dia- ; placing the minature horseshoe, the 1 white elephant, and the four-h aved I clover as a luck bncger. j

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The above illustration ghowa the r.i-hionable plaited basque made in tissue to match the cloth of the costume dark blue in this instance. The upper part of the dress is cut in very loose .Magyar style, with wide squarecouriered revers in front and a sailor collar behind, over which falls l small white collar of mousseline like tho vest. FASHIONS AND FADS Headed handbags are always in style. Cotton broche crepo dresses have self-ruffles. Scotch plaid will trie the new morning suits. Straw hats for spring are being edged with fur. Skunk is one of the most efTective furs for evening. Grass cloth and organdy collars are particularly new. The tub silk waists never go altogether out of style. Cut steel is greatly in vogue for slipper and dress buckles. The shapes of the m-w jabots ami Schul are endlessly varied. A lovely pale gray Ifl one of the newest tints among gloves. Parasols have borders of Dresden patterning, edged with black. Silk buttons and trimmings will be seen on the new spring fichus. Ribbon Slippers. One pair of slipper soles, one and one half yards of five ami one -half inch ribbon, two yards of one-inch ribbon, live-eighths of a yard of one-half inch silk elastic. Gather one edge of half the wide ribbon and yew to the edge of sole, joining the cut ends in a seam at center back. Turn over the top edge of the ribbon one and one-half inches and stitch. Stitch again to form a casing three-foui tlis of an inch wide. Insert half the elastic In the casing and fasten in front under a bow made of half the narrow ribbon. MODELED ON OLD BASQUE Garment of Today Is Much the Same as That Worn a Generation or So Ago. The old basque of a generation ago is out again, but is a far nore artistic afTair than we will see in the old photographs of our aunts. They are called bodices now, are hip length, with just a suspicion of looseness at the waist, which has a wida net girdle not drawn in and to be worn to tilt upwards in the back above the wist line and end in a butterfly bow. These bodices are buttoned up the back, and unlike the Id-timers with numerous seams, they have only the one at the shoulder, which caps a perfectly tight and long sleeve. Mostly tliese bodies are developed in velvet, of a shade that contrast .vith the dressy skirt. For instance, a striking Redfern gown has appeared with a draped skirt of black panne velvet, the bodice is of peach-blow velvet, and the girdle is black net. Hlack velvet ribbon forms a band several inches above the edge of the sleeve, which is cut to come in a point over the back of the hand Embroidery, or bauds of fur, are used to finish the bottoms of these waists The neck admits of all the varieties of collars used at present. een to the Marie Antoinette ruche. Quaint Table B?lls. Very quaint and attractive are som of the table bells ghown now. Some are miniature copies of famous church bcils. One in silver is a replica of he deep-toned bell at Moscow, and the bells of many of the cathedrals in German cities are beautifully reproduced.

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xTcr icci uiäi )ou can go no iurther that you must have rest for that lame and aching back relief from that constant, dead-tired feeling? Have you suspected your kidneys? Kidney disease shows itself in backache, nervous troubles and disorders of the kidney .secretions. If tired, worried, lame, rheumatic, dizzy and nervous don't let a possible weakness of the kidneys escape attention until it turns into a case of gravel, dropsy or Uright's disease. Sick kidneys go from bad to worse. Their useful work of filtering the blood Is only partly done. Poisons that should be passed out w ith the kidm secretions are held in the blood, cir TT .- a 1 .1 r culating freely, attacking muscles. nerves and vita.' organs. The kidneys inflame, swell and throb, and that is the cause of sharp pains in the back, or that dull, ct nstant heavy ache. For quick help use Doan's Kidney Pills. No other kidney remedy is used and recommended so generally. Take them when you feel the first bad backache, or see the first disturbance of the kidney secretions. Doan's have StfRELY MADE MEANING PLAIN Little Doubt About Uncle Jeff's Opinion of Coming Marriage of His Young Master. Apropos of his policy of silence. Mayor M itchol of New York said at a dinner: "In silenco there Is safety. They who want opinions often get opinions they don't want. Take the young planter's case. "A young Mississippi plantar had a servant, Uncle Jeff, who had cared for him as a child and v ho was very devoted to him. The young man became engaged to a neighboring beauty, who was Credited With a very bad temper. Noticing that I'ncle .)eff never mentioned lus approaching marriage, the young planter said one day: M '.left, you know I'm going to marry Miss Lamar?' "'Yes,' was the reply. I knows it. "'I haven't heard you say anything about it.' persisted the planter. "'No Jeff acknowledged. Taint for me to sny autfln1 about it. I isn't got DUffln to say.' "'But what! your opinion about it?' "'Well, massa.' said .left with SOU1S hesitation, you knows one thing--the most piaenasaat snakes has got the most prettit st. skins.' " Felt He Had Been Defrauded. Tili, a dear little French girl, had yielded to a small temptation. Her stern little brother, C'aillou. exposed her at the luncheon table. "Mamma, when fe went by the grocer's shop this morning Tili picked up two strawberries that had fallen from the box on to the sidewalk and ate i hem. Was that a sin?" "Well, not a sin. exactly, but not verv nice or hygienic. I hope neither of yen will ever do such a thing again." "Are you iure it wasn't a sin. mamma?" "Yes. dear," smiling, "I'm sure it wasn't a sin." "Then," angrily demanded Caillou, turning upon Tili like a little whirlwind, "why didn't you give me one?" And He Did. "Only a dollar and TS cents." said the hold-up man, disgustedly; "can you beat it?" "I not only can," replied the citizen "but I'm going to." And he did. NO GUSHER But Tells Facts About Postum. A Wis. lady found an easy and safe way out of the ills caused by coffee. She says: "We ciu't coffee and have used Postum for the past eight years, and drink it nearly every meal. "We never tire of it. "For several years previous to quitting coffee I could scarcely eat anything on account of dyspepsia, bloating after meals, palpitation, sick headache In tact was in such misery aud distress I tried living on hot water and toast. "Hearing of Postum I bean drinking it and found it delicious. My ailments disappeared, and now I can eat anything 1 want without trouble. My parents and husband had about the same experience. Mother would often suffer after eating, while yet drinking coffee. My husband was a great coffee drinker and suffered from indigestion and headache. "After he stopped coffee and began Postum both ailments left him. He will not drink anything else now aud we have it three times a day. I could write more but am no gusher oniy state plain tacts." Name given by Postum Co., Pattie Creek. Mich. Write for a copy of the famous little book, "The Road to Wellville." Postum now comes in two forms: Regular Postum must be well boiled, löc and 25c parkl! I Instant Postum is a soluble powder. A teaspoonful dissolves quickly in a cup of hot water and. with cream and sugar, makes a delicious beverage Instantly. 36c and Wc tins The cost par cup of both kinds is about the same. "There's a Reason" for Postum. sold by Grocers.

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PINK jIjI Cures the sick and nets (VI tongue. Safe for brood $1 a Dottle; $5 and $10 houses, or sent, express SPOHN MFDICAL The Parisian t-'lea. Paris is invaded bv fleas--one of the plagues of Kgypt. Everywhere one sees worthy persons scratching. scratching, discreetly, but earnestly, and our chaste l'arisiennes endure in silence the most cruel torments. Virginia, would she not die rather than be immodest. At the National library the pest is perhaps worse than "Isfwhere. A reader complained the other day to an attendant. The latter did not. admit that th establishment to which he. had the honor to belong should be the object of such an accusation! "No, monsieur," he responded with dignity, "then are no more fleas "In our reading room than usual." "But said the omplainer, "there are fewer read rs this vacation season, and the Bant are more numerous on a smaller number of victims. " Le Cri de Paris. Only On "BROMO QU1NINI;" To get the genuine, call for full name, EAXA 1 IVK ÜKOMO (JtHNlNE. Look for Signatur, f L. W. CiKOVt:. Cuies a Cold in One Duy. 25c. The average girl is terribly disappointed if a fellow doeanH go to the dogs after she has refused him. 1 rrom Girlhood BSSSSfr jrfjS Dr, Pierce'

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DR. PIERCE'S PLEASANT PELLETS regulate and 4ntfigormt stomach, timer and bowel. fSmgmr coated, tiny trmnmle eaty to take a candy.

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