Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 57, Number 6, Jasper, Dubois County, 13 November 1914 — Page 5
HSPER COURIER T TW&A Century Club 1 jmoe b . kl. Mrs. Gh Gramels-
Djchtr rt::c WednötiHnv evenincr
Miss Stella ßoh nert vi ited - - relatives in LjjisviÜe tfhs w "est Cajl in the Market at Robt. Mvers cam- horn,? from ffe Ice and Cold Storage Co.
Memphis Sunday for a visit. I rrom delivery.
ulf 1TZ!!Z"j The teachers of the local pubUc 5lÄlS WUhoota visited the schools in
wisville this wee
Boonville Friday.
Mre.ueo. K Wi son visited in The towi board held its regu'ar ouisvilie this week. monthly meeting Monday night i . L i it i i ii
m rc t p qoik a u auU anowea ouis
rorn it Louis Wednesday. A meelincr of the Hich School
. Y i . ;Associatio of Dubois County Chas Hick went to Louisville, was held in Hantingburg SaturWednesday to see an eye doctor, day.
The Knights of Columbus w I have an initiation Sunday and a banquet at the opera-house New arrivals in Ladies, Misses and Childrens Coats the new ideas at Edw. J. Kueblei 's.
J-Purses, Belts, Corsets, Silk Hose, etc large variety at Edw. J Kueblcr's
Own a fine Watch on easv
payments by joining the Watch Club at J E Steinkamp's. adv.
The Dubois County Sunday School convention will be held in rluntingburg to morrow and Sunday.
Another by arrived at the borne of Arthir Parker Monday
night; tills is No. 7 for "Dick" all boys. Ed M Egg is having the oven in the Star Bakery rebuilt and
Ithe place will be opene i for busi
ness soon.
Get your Coal at the Ice and
Cold Storage Co Lump or Nut
at lowest prices. adv
The Trir.ity Aid Societv will
1 tve a bazaar at Runkel s Hall
tomorrow night
Dr Floyd Traylor and wife of
hsoonvilie visited relatives in Jasper Sunday
Order your Coal from tht In
and Cold Co. Prompt delivery. Loral lrirggist8ay;
'Take Only One Doae" W want t till those io Jasper
tun ring mm .tonnch or howe
trouble that we are agents for the KimplP mixtum of buck, torn hark
flycria, k own an adlek-i
ka, the remedy which became fam-
OQI OV QllMntf aiin:,rl:i'itia 1KL
fj -j-f v.rnviiir, tlil.T iff the mnt thorough bowel cleanser
Known and j cist OU bol relieves MPoi hto.nacb, gas on the stomach and cons'ipation almost immkdi atei.y. You wil surprised at the QOICI action of ai.i.kr-i-ka Flick A Pfau. adv mm -- m,
Flick & Pfau started in the coal business and arp rldi
a thousand bushel to various pur-
cuasers mis wee;. Scott Hunter of Da wenn
Springs, Ky., was in Jasper
m. ucauay visiting nis parents. The grea! speech-makers just now are The Cousikr'i advertiser! They are talking from the band stand. Read them.
SOMETHING NEW
rii
hy Beer Means
For all Kinds of RoofW
(ititterincr, Spouting. Sewer Pine
and PuniDs Call on Jacob C.
Lorey adv.
J. E. Steinkamp for
Watch Bargains Jem
Shoes for Ladies. Miss s and
Children all leather no shoddy, prices low, at Edw. J Kuebler
Good moraine:! JIaVo vou seen The Courier? Kvansville's best paper. Declare War Oo Rbeumitism.
Mrs. Amtocrat Did you hear what Mrs. Nouveau Riehe said to me at the concert this evening? Mrs. Wellborn Xo, my dear; do tell me all about it. Mrs. Aristoerat-Wel, she in
formed mo that she had decided to
nave a nom-de-plume in her hat UNIQUE COLLECTION.
Robert Young, ironmonger, EdinV mm mI 1
uuru, who paased away recenüy, was known far and wirlp no
tor of horseshocB. Kow upon row 1 1 1 1 ... t
WATCH
Mr. and Mrs. Gladish. of Pet-
, . . - ' J m. ni'ia uumiV Oil
f w mmrmmrm v U1CI 0- v. v n t , 4 iviuurve. IUI 1(1 lilt1 III QQ sistor Mrs W H Cv,, make them itronff nd rnnr KIaaH .i
ay and Sunday. Ri Lc LfS! of B.rie "' ''I-, Kep Foley
1 1 rf on oanu reany inr use at and Mrs.W.A. WiLson 1 52?-?" f At J. A,
wuuuiMiaui i an iwroi tning not i- n ti ... :
ins more painful. Don'i if it t .1 u" me WfUls 01 nis ahoD. hnncr
Änetwi"k.l Strom the time of the Roman
r v"" a uig ueen iouna
a. i . iir-i-L i .-I i I
me uraum j Ifor a few days visit.
au v
per week.
A difference of 55 cents, be
tween cane and beet suurar in
favor of beet, should interest
buyers.
" WWW WKm day and Sunday.
Mr
returned home from Tell Citv
Sunday, where they had been I Newspapers at best have to
print murti that isn't ideal, hp
Potatoes. AddIm. Cabbaw. CS? J? wtly their job to
pood selec pd stock for wnt nr nte as it is, not life as it
storage at Edw J. Kuebler's. iPM 10 . be And . in drawing
nie line Detween wnat is fit to FOLEY CATHARTIC TAiLETS. Pnnt and what isn't the most Are wholesome, thoroughly cleansing, Censcientiou 1 judgments will an.l have a stimulating tfiot on the Bto- differ. mach, liver and boweia. Kepuiate yon This newspaper has no hard With HO griping and no unpleasant alter ancl fW rnL JZJSL -V eflectr .stout people rind they give , ruleb JPrning its rriiuio relief and i- nafort Anti-liili- news Columns. The editor reon . At J. a. Mehringer, adv serves the right to pass judgTwmiu phnn, k D,i,on" ment ,ipon the individual cases TrRllif IM llZ3ar, they come, and will exercise THp THiVfi nf THr.if AiVi c. that rifht
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'Ladies Silk Shawls. Just the
khing for Holiday presents. Call
id see them now.
Edw. J. Kuebler. The College football team went
lown in defeat at the hands of
the Petersbug team Saturday at
'etersburg.
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Amonethe dec in, s we men i""' '"' ' . ' " r" . " e,.,. . .
ticn ootatoes and cabbage. Con i "snrrv' öt C.1J' c.h a Kunkei's uwnersnip (lequirefl Oy Del Of
tinued warm weather has iu-!.?B 1 .Tn11:.1?1 oeBinnin at Aua. 24. 1912
reased the supply and made! wC,0Cl M-atur?a,y- , w Jwpr w.kiy cari,r. pubiuhM)
jwill be on !e with a Fish Pond '"lirnSV'kirir IUna lot of for the children. Refreshments' SSSSv,":,",'s;
-TT u cons scintfor cake.
in Monmouthshire) down to the present day. Amonar Dm lnff w
included shoos worn on the day of
mce oj gucn lamous derby win-
u. mi una jasebery'8 Ladas and Sir James Jriller'a Rock Sand. Every country in the world, from Chi
na to 1'eru, had been laid under
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Beer is the greatest single factor in the promotion of temperate drinking. , In every nation where beer has Keen introduced, intemperance has decreased in the same ratio as the consumption of beer has increased. An increased consumption of beer means a decreased consumption of stronger drinks containing a high per cent, of alcohol. The Japs recognized ti .is fact when their government deliberately introduced beer to take the place of the deadly "sake", a strong drink which was ruining the nation. Beer-drinking European countries, where drunkenness is rare, also prove the value of beer as a temperance agent. Beer means temperance because it is mild. It satisfies a natural craving for a mild stimulant without produ :ing intoxication. Indiana Brewers Association
8ow trade
Just Received a new
- - ww m V W)0 m oom Size Rugs, at special Low jwill he
til4a A lark Q -llll liriA rvP T twrnrn PfDOtYl liith
K'um, Wmdow Shades at Jacah and soud.
sandwiohes coffee m
B K. Do .' in i
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IS. Lorey.
adr.
Donations thankfully received
All ar cordially invited o at-
ntrs'l BN K I MM MHi; I .
Junieeoi the Pear-o. Beat .-pt 2.'., 1914 i w k.
I Bept.
d-. i . o j . Bf.il ' I ar curuiauv inviieQ fo atÄ": laSt Sa.tury to Wütoon tend M B pMmn( eveni is
iy. Mother and child are do
bg well.
Mrs. Pat Cassidy returned
Foley's Hunty and Tar Compoand fur Croup.
mm . t v voooivi y iriux Ii Vtl 1 undav frnrn BnnnvillA uVif Croup s-iH-ra yu. The load hoarse
C ul - croupy mh, hokiafl and LMspinir
fhe had spt nt a tew days visit
ing relatives.
H- M Kean and family are preparing to move to Indianaro-
M where he will have the po-i-
3on as Attorney General Mil-
turn's private secretary.
'Get your Coal at the Ice and
!o!d Storage Co. LuniD or Nut
it lowest prices
ii mi'lretlB of i(nia(it ii" have conic
inl irone unce Foley's H jih v and Tar
pompouml ltfan 40 years apro to
a an the ?np of coughs aal colds, ran not iret a eabstitute to do for
ill whüt K)1t'h Mnnpv anil To - l nm.
mm - w mm x w m m m m m t X-V Mttd nill do for conlirf, cold, croup,
roLcmai anectious, la trnppe coughs,
1 iL 1.1 1 1 . . .
wirHni, Kti'nittn oreariiiD. can tor immediate reliaf. The vorv Hthi doses of Foley's Honey and Tar Öempoand will m safer the croan. It tmtm the ihu
BBOena, clears away the phlegm and open I up and eases t"le an paatages. .) .
A. Mhrm'er. adv.
A) Tor Kdney i r.d BladderTrouLles
ud t-.cklinff throat. Bav
k'jaift and ffel fafe. J.
it of yeur (Sk u )
5tate Ol Olfiö, tfty o(TMo, I l.uaas CoMaty. !'8Frank JX'heney makes oath that he is senior partner ;f the firm of Y . J, (henev Co., doin tmsiness in the City af Toledo, County'and 5tate-afore-said, and that -aid tinr will pay Iheram ofo.Ni iii'ndhkm Dollar for each and
every case of Catarrh that ( animt be cured hy the use t Hall s4'atarrh Care. Fkank i. ( Ihbni v. Sworn to Imiore ine and BObacribed in my presence, thie tth'dav o! December, A. 1). 1886.
A. W. GLEASON,
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OTT
Kheumatism.
r-ianevs and
, Bladder.
AVIATOR CPflD AND WIRB.
The arrival of the aeroplane haa given us a new Industry, or rather a M 0 mWk .A mm
modincation of an old one, namely, that of manufacturing aviator cord and ariator wire. The Roeblings have devised a special kind of wire m,
aviator cord to be used for ataya on aeroplane. The cord consists of a V m n m
riumDer, or , nne w.res of great
strength stranded together. The
strength of the different sizes runs
approximately from 2,000 to 2,300 jvjunds. For steering gear a more
flexible cord is provided, composed
of six strands of seven wires each,
with a center of either cotton or
wire. The aviator wire differs from
aviator cord in that it consists of a
ringle wire instead of a number of irirea . twisted together. The wire
ig made in 12 sizes, with a breaking
Wength that vanes from 2,000
pounds to 175. Scientific American.
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Want kr Wheal
ESTABLISHED?
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A.ECKERT. PRCPRIETOf?
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A. Mehrin-alv.
Hotaiy Public
Pali's Catarrli Cure takn intern nl.
ly, and act directly on tie blood ar d m mm . a
dug loa anna ces t the ays em. Bald fur tcHtfinoni.il f-ree F. J. C HEN K Y CO . Toledo. ()
dnimroils are after them ttthKA ..vr :.
.it- i au - rum i f 1 1 1 h inr L'unur i t ,i -
The open season for hunting
luail began lueeday and our ioc-
tinn.
d v
tine weather
The seventeen nnnlinantc wlin
ist June took the civil service V hen -vou au'iy from home
examination here for the rural w ftave inenda Visitttiff you, or
nau service, received their
:rades Monday.
you are going to give a party,
musicale or reception, or when your chir ch or society contemplate any proceedings, or when you sell, buy or change your resident e er business, or your son or daughter is married, or when your neighbor areti a new hahir
Kni-jor, in a word, it you know or
oQi.ie.. fby gun-thin Uh kidäwillu uf y tn oi mtereat to
take away thr ache, p 1,1 mj , ari l ult P-""h-. Dring or send It in.
"H'ar nie Nim V I J HiMin
"ry Fuler Kidney Pills and see tm vi
liach btter you feel. J. A. Mehrineer
adv.
Hi men Suffer Terribly from kidnt)
Trouble
A'o'ind on her iect all dav no wci:-
er a woman h.ie backache. h. i.
hü swollen joints, weaiine s, noor
ill . m
ieej ani aianey iroutie. rnltx
ey fills (five iiuicW relief fo
and the Courier will gladly pub-
usn it.
For sale by Jqs.J. JMtilM RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS
GIVEy QUICK RELIEF
Pain leaves almost as if by magic whan yeu begin using "5Drops," the famousold remedy for Rheumatism, Lumbago, Gout. Sciatica, Neuralgia aud kindred troubles. It goes right to the spot, stops, the aches and pains and makes life worth living. Get a bottle of "-Drops' today. A booklet with each bottle gives full directions r use. Don't delay. Demand "5-Drops " lon't accept anything else in rlace of iL Anv dm.
fist can supply you. If you live too far
irom a drug store send One Dollar to Sw anion Rheumatic Cure Co.. Newark. Ohio, and a bottle of "d-Drops" will be scot prepaid.
I tui ixt mi BWwl
We are better equipped than ever to handi-
wheat. We offer you fair weights and grades, less unloading and courteous treatment Come and see us. We always pay Highest market price. Jasper Roller Mills. Andrej W. Eckert, Proprietor.
Do Yon Patronize Im hi
CASTOR JA
For Infanti and Children. if Kind You Have Always Bought
A man mav use th mh nn
, " the b ick of his neck for a collar Kilt tan rirl o rr U - U - Ä 1 . i
vi tue i'ji r Luacn
Bean tme
bg&AU e of
n iL . J a .i
nun ine ausr is on tne roun- ! rOr i rl f tia
VVI civa tue LUUT CD S DU IflPlL J helfmnd therp. ,0 in tk tton; ride
store but vour dishearten-., uif lA a traln to save interest on his
p stock
worr and i verv
1 LilLi - i
mm Dih er.Hun ar toniinjr in I t 1 Ilia 1 . 1 1 r . t m tin 1 i 1 , witnout
jthen's a tirne a follow 's feelin' kind o' Wue! nd is puzzled with the proper things-0 lo In such
a Bituati 1 1 ut nnÄ remedv an
is trettinir shif- mone', untl1 the conductor comes .thintf looks stalo if round; stop his watch at niKht ?h ar. aomino car; leave V and V
v ltnout a do or cross r.o nv
MOO HACK! HACK! vfL a i
nniinw ucaaoginroai, u.iii i - . w r 1 u
toreiufijr. you need roly Mon.-v and ' " 11 v, ilpt t .Vc cus"
ar Compound, aud quietly. Ti e ti - U)mer y-jU V' got to aü vrtlSC.
loa' heiie it leavaa a uotinu, h ,i.,nv I 5 i. .1 .i .illirAAlft.. lavltAtlnne 4ui Awncf -iiifutM
lau fael letter at onca. Eyery uajnr i ai II LUulnll Teim. $2 W. iPv
adv. card Um Mfc.ant
'iMaud'g hair i$ what you would oaJl Titian, im't it?" 'ell, Titian or inn-Titian. Grow Alfalfa. An acre 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 nrotin
In every dollar's worth of corn there are only eight pounds of nroteln Th
sreat value of alfalfa as feed stuff is therefore apparent. Alfalfa enriches the soil grain Impoverishes the soil There remains Uttle more to be said. Every farmer who reads this should begin Immediately to make preparations for putting in a piece of alfalfa, even though it be only one acre. 11 you can grow an acre next year you can grow ten acres the following year and then twenty, forty, and even one hundred If your farm ia hi
enough to make so large a field practicable. Tea acres of alfalfa on every farm In the United 8tates would give us In
rotinu numbers 64.000.000 acres of al-
Mm of Mail Order loses 1.
The Jasper Courier, is the only paper in Jasper that is owned, edited and published by a citizen of Jasper. Don't kick about Mail order concerns if you spend your money for your printing to concerns that are owned and bossed by non-citizens of the town.
kiend. J. A. MeLringtr
f Ma
. , WÄ .a woo vv öa v c - ww, wir acres or aiink; pastures his mother' grave' faltlb Before the net decade haa gone . m Into hlstorv wa vnuM k
ww o w vviu, uui iildll Ol I IIIS -. iruwion kind is a gentleman and a schol- L X JT' oflfif the Unitar compared to a man who will ...f-?; th m be
take a newspaper and when ask ; -ZZ neid. win be 2, tnnl ed to pav for It puts it back in and onr crop yields wUl L bigger and the postothce and has It marked! better-Hour herds wUl be larger and refusedj the quality of -buttf r fat wlU be greatThe fWior P.lr"n.- ! creased-we will have happier
w -Uj Vrl c Si- ha hallAr rifian.
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