Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 56, Number 34, Jasper, Dubois County, 12 June 1914 — Page 8

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General Merchandise.

Shoos and Clothing, Goods, Notions, Staple Fancy Groceries.

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Country Produce Wanted! Give us a Call. Both Phones. Free Delivery West Sixth Street.

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IS this the Spencer National Bank? Tin's is Goodwin 8c Company, of Springfield, Mr! Goodwin talking, Astra vr has just offered a check on vor.. j r $30 in payment for some goods, ßays lis name is John Doe. Has he an account and is he good for that amount?." By telephoning to the bank :' , merchant can always protect himself from loss by worthless checks.

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Prize Offers from Leading Manufacturers Book on patents. "Hints to inventor;." "Inventions needed'

'Why some inventors fail." Send rough sketch or model fc;

search of Patent Office record. Our Ar. Greeley was formerly. Acting Commissioner of Patents and as such had full chage of the U. S. Patent Office.

GREELEY &M9INT Patent Attorneys

WASHINGTON, T. C.

Ga.hering Material forth Great Demicratio History Which Will Cover a Hundred Years ot Statt History Besides Po-" litical County History

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Special Reporters Now Going Into Every County in the State Interviewing Prominent Democrats

3d Subscription and Contribution Plan

The stupendous work of gathering material for the monumental "History of the Indiana Democracy" has begun. The musty files of the oldest newspapers in the State are being thoroughly searched, and the vaults and records of the State Houso at Indianapolis are being turned topsyturvy to get at all the fscts about

Mrs. Aristocrat-Tl i'l you heal what Mrs. Nouveau Riehe said to me at the concert this evening? Mrs. Wellborn Xo, my dear; do

tell me all about it. i A mm mm .

.Mrs. Aristocrat Well, she informed me that she had deoided to have a iioin-de-plume in her hat UNIQUE COLLECTION.

Robert Young, Ironmonger, Edinburgh, who passed awaj recently, was known far and wide as a collec

tor of honeshoea. Row upon row,! on the walls of his shop, httng shoes' datin from the time of the Roman; occupation (tho- having been found in Monmouthshire) down to the present day. Amopg the latter were included shoes worn on the dav of

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hundred years. It is the intention of' lnt" nu' tj Sufl1 hnlOUS derby win-, the publishers to build a literary mon-1 r,or as T.ord Roscbery's Ladas and ument to the Indiana Democracy and! Sir James Killer's Rock Sand. Ehrproduce a work in as many volumes ' erv conntrv in the world, from Chi.

as may be required 'that will be a j na to Tern, had been laid undei notable addition to the political liter-' JjS5m, ature of the State and Nation, for In-1 diana politics and politicians are of

interest to the entire country. Grow A,Ta,fa.

An aero of alfalfa yields 5,280 pounds of digestible matter; red clover, 3.200 pounds; and corn, 2,800 pounds. In every dollar's worth of alfalfa there are thirteen pounds of protein in every dollar's worth of corn there are only eight pounds of protoin. The great value of alfalfa as feed stuff ia therefore apparent. Alfalfa enriches the soil grain impoverishes the soil. There remains litrlo more to be said. Every farmer who rads this should begin immediatrly to make preparations for putting in a piece of alfalfa, even though it be only one acre. If you can grow an acre next year you can grow ten acres the following year and then twentv. fort v. nH a

, -J 9 one hundred if your farm is big enough to make so large a field prac

ticable. Ten acros of alfalfa on every farm in the United States would give us in round numbers 04,000,000 acres of alfalfa. Before the next decade has gone into history wo would be growing 100,000,000 acres of alfalfa in tneUnited States. If we do this we will bo; infinitely better off than we are today OUT fields will be vastly more fertile and our crop yields will be bigger and better our herds will be larger and the quality of butter fat will be greatly Increased we will have happier

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JOHN B. STOLL. No man is so well qualified to write an accurate and comprehensive histo; y of the Indiana Democracy as the Hon. John B. Stoll, the eminent editor and author, of South Bend. He has always boen one of the chief counselors of his party, has never held political office or indulged in a factional fight Mr. Stoll will trace the birth

and development of the party from

1813 to 1914, and give every man his rightful place in history, condemning

the selfish and ovenmbitious and the

charlatans, and praising those who

have battled during the dark days of

Republican supremacy for the right3

of the people, and who are deserving

of space in the hall of fame. The history will not be confined to Indiana politics, but will cover the party's achievements in national affairs, particularly the assistance given President Wilson by Indiana's distinguished sons, Thomas R. Marshall, Benjamin F. Shively, John W. Kern, and the thirteen able Representatives. At no time in the history of the country has one State contributed such a palaxy of brilliant men as are representing Indiana at the national capital and at the State house as at the

present time. A Democratic History of Indiana is particularly opportune, and should have the encouragement and support of every loyal and patriotic Democrat.

It has the endorsement of every lead

WEST BADEN, IND. "The Typical Home-Like Hotel." Will V. Troth, Proprietor. The Sutton Hotel is 'ocftted upon a high elevatian affording splend.d view of the picturesque springs valley. Located one square from depot and the famous West Baden Springs. Electric Lighted, Steam Heated, Hot and Cold Water, Fire Proof. Rates $10.50 Per Week, with all the convex iences of your home. No better table service. Under new proprietorship. A hotel with service 'uroassed by none in the valley at a sensible rate vvitnin reach of all. Splendid accommodations for families. Write the manage ment for any information you want. OPEN THE YEAR ROUND.

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AVIATOR dJpD AND WIRS, The arrival of the aeroplane has given ti3 a new industry, or rather a'

modification of an old one, namely,

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mm iius me cuuurscment or every ieaainp; Democrat in the State from Gov-; that of manufacturing aviator cord

ernor Ralston down, and every county ; and "sviator wire. The Eoeblings 5hould see to it that its prominent have devised a special kind of wire Democrats are represented in the aviator cord to be used for stava on work, for it will serve as an imper- aeroplanes. The cord counts' of a ishable record of the party's achieve- number of Uno wires of great ments strength stranded together. The Special reporters are now visiting strength of the different sizes runs the various counties throughout the approximately from 2,000 to 2,300 StatP. TtrOfMirino t V o ViistrwanViios oris! .

i u 7.U 6-- pounds. or steering gear a more photographs .of the prominent Demo- , . , , rN f J I tT rk i n-T a- SI I fa r- m a

crats for the histcrv. which will prob- T ' rV U coraposea SUDOOnTr UVO t JtX rti- U -v.u. i j. A, six strands of povm wires each.

t Those Who Read The JASPER WEEKLY' ' COURIER Are the buyers of the highest grade of articles and cannot be reached as effectively through any other medium of advertising. Just give this a little thought and you will be convinced that you cannot spend a part of your . aooroDriation better than to nut it into adver-

a a i i using in the J.spe Weekly Courier if you wish to reach the best class of buyers. THE JASPER WEEKLY COURIER

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With a center of either cotton or tpiM T'V.ä mat i-i l rm m

Those of our readers who Kave. any v wire ci mors irom old clippings relative to old-time Dem- natoT rd in that it consists of a ocrats are invited to send them to the! gl0 instead of a number cf Indiana Democratic Publishing Co. of twisted together. The wire Indianapolis, as s ich information will la mado in 12 sizes, with a breaking

be greatly appreciated and will help strength that varies from 2,000, fr . , x , . Ar

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