Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 57, Number 24, Jasper, Dubois County, 19 March 1915 — Page 4

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Eiitursd ue n-iaad-staas matter at the posloffi-e ftt Javier, Ind., under the act of .March 8, 1S7H.

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Dr. Kendal's Ireafe On The Horse

And His Diseases; Containing

which

! "iw ran ' i tiled rpgalarly to it

eil; rilier. t.n'il i incite order to din

uwinn !f jeefrs I and mil arrears paid

In mil; irnlr in the discretion of the

oaMIhoi a Jiffrent wor o should be

FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1015.

irs. John D rockefeller died

in New York last ,week. Re

ports fail to state whether she

tooK any 01 her oil money to H with herornoc We think it

was so greasy that it slipped through her fingers Fill in after the H as you like. It will arswer for either place. The splendid weather we have

ben having and tha nice roads

have brought out the automobiles galore this week; the old ground hog sign has made good once more anyway, as we have had nice weather ever since groundhog day; the roads are better for the time of the year than they have been in many years and many farmers are at work in the fields plowing. Strawberries. The growing of the strawberry is important on the farm because it is one of the earliest fruits and it is one of the best fruits

that can be grown, coming in a

When gentle woman goes to vpte They say the time is coming As certain as that cork will float

Or as a bill for plumbinc

She'll always vote her ticket

straight ' And never, never scratch it.

Por that would sooil it. sure as A a is iseases;

' An maexor u smrpb

She'd fe -I she'd have to patch SSISSSS'&I

rT , . , fable giving all the Principal Her gloves will have to match Drugs used for the Horse, with her hat f the ordinary dose, effects and

Her Crown be tailor .fitter! anHrlnro whon

a -j p,t 1 , , iw-.vww . iiu w jvviouu, XX lelMiC

äuu ui tne latest mode ac that with an engraving of the horse's Twill have to be admitted teeth at different ages with ihat when fair woman goes to rules for telling the age of the choose horse; A valuable collection of

Ana case tne oailot cunning receipts, and much other valua-

mu piccure nac 10 dainty shoes Die informant n. That voter will be stunnincr. The above book will W oi von

But should the tailor fail to seriH f r,ee to eYery new subscriber

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The Home Telephone Uo

has the largest lut oi

subscribers and will give you tk best service You can talk to your friends, order your merchandise and make your appointment by the Home 'phone.

DUBOIS CO. TELEPHONE

The charming dame will never

iena

Her aid to the elected -

What use is woman suffrage,

pray,

With which the aee is hnm-

min- ,

If gowns son election day

Are o'. . unbecoming?

Natl;'!! '.nSRPrlnPQCi . malroo

criminals of some men;, others SlSSy?

who pays m advance or to old

'subscribers who renew and pay

m advance- Or it will be sent

postpaid on receipt of 50c Oash. Address this office.

Ability to escane from the fool

killer has often put a man in the f.

hero class. m

As a rule, when a -woman

laughs at a fellow's jokes . it al

ways has a forced sound.

You can lose friends as easilv

by handing them monev as bv

handing them advicethat is. if

you expect to get the cash back.

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vvnen one attemnts to run

down an idle rumor he will find

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Wm. A. Wilson General Insuiance, and Loans. Farm Loans at 5 pea: cent. Jasper. Ind.

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FOR SALErJ i? 1 r-r

uuuu irame nouse. v rooms, on

improved street. Cheap for im

mediate sale- Inquire this office-

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HOME 'RHONE,

a time of the year when it will .that rumor travels on hieh sear It 1 lit .1- I . t nil ÖÖ

supply the place that nothing

ene will suppiy on the table, and we, as farmers, ought to have the best we can grow upon the farm, and a liberal supply of strawbenies every year, a good liberal planting every year, will do much toward making farm life more pleasant, more congenial, and give us something that is valuable on the table for three

or four weeks. REAL ESTATE IMlfSFEBS. John S. Harrison to Charles Seneff, 80 acres, $1500 Mary A. Baron to John Petry.129.30 acres, 1500. Nancy J. Miller to Sophia Jtirnst, ü acre, 075 Anna L Mangol' r rfge W Fisher, 40 acres, 6.; Dora E. Win einher lu Herman Wehr, 21 acres, 1800. Joseph Dudine to Paul Fehribaeh, 29.10 acres, 1450. Joseph Dudme to Bart Kempf, 87 86 acres, 500. John Keinpf to Bart Kempf, 36 acres, 500. !

Mary Harris to John W Taylor, und. interest in 160- acres, 100. George Beck to Catherine Beck last will.

Vita1 Walz to Marv Walz, pt lot

22, Huntingburg, $1. I Robert L Cox to Min and Maer i

gie Norman. 40 acres. 500

James E. Glenn to Oriena Abell

30 acres, 200

m-y Hochmeister et al to

Chas. Hochmeister, 120 aci'es, 3000. John Fi-itfcFall, executor, to Andrew Vogler, 80.36 acres, 4800,

with mufflers cut out.

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Banter's Daugbipr The baren lovet ae. He proposed to me.toclny. Her Friend-rThen he loves you. Bu1 So you know whether he lofve3 any on rise? Jusor.!

Onr t l?ft cf ;ofd Works.

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Sears-Roebuck & Co.,a Chiöa go mpil order house, in its annual it-port shows surplus profits or tne year 1914 of $23,51. POO Ait 4th amount wh'h : Jdcü to the " 'i-incss cap1. v iii r "jeive ; -lo?:; divulen-?-'r;f000, hich aided to tne j h .t stock oi .4ü,000,0Ö0, ; . he con .nv , capitaliza j tioa $60,u' A00D, It is not1 more than a score of years ago1 that this corern was first ur ganized with a cash caoitai ci'

$1,000,000 and al above that amount has accumulated through the accrued profits, sometimes

called watered stock. Many In-

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It is easily applied, dries quickly and adds to the life and appearance of floors, furniture, and woodwork Pee Gee RE-NU-LAC Is a Stain and Varnish combined made especially for beautifying homes Pee Gee RE-NU-LAC comes in 11 Natural Wood colors, White, Gold and Silver EnameL All sizes PEASLEE-G AULBERT CO. INCORPORATED Manufacturers LOUISVILLE, KY.

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r j .iiOU u uie wneei ox reugeot and Sunbeam cars, resuertive y. Resto is one of the best of the European drivers, having taken second in the 1912 Coupe l'Auto :nd a fifth L k"y"Inr?j9.

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I age catalog. Tells now plant, cultivate and market. Very in J strueti ve. I

W. W, Tliomas, The Strawberry Plant Man.

Anna, III.

"Great Gjrröns, aelghbor, what' hnnnonnl lnnirrlniu. i i mi

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rucainage sale to get money to cloth ; u ücttiui vciy.

fes heathen."

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corporamn, out so tar as known, none of tbem are stockholders of record. When a woman says that her husband is the best man on earth it is safe to assume that he is the easiest mark.

Beware of fafee economy. The man who does not invest in garden seeds seldom picks any cucumbers-

SO V EARS EKPEIENCF

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I luv the Rooster for 2 things

For the crow that iz in hrra, I and for the spurs that are on1 him to bale up tlie crow with." I Josh Billings j

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Sew-ing Machine jff

is to buy the machine

uith the name NEW

HOME on the arm

7 and in the legs.

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The great speech-makers just now

aro he Courier's advertisers.

They are talking from the band

stand. Keaa them,

We know of a number of families who

are regular readers of the Courier tut

are not subscribers, they borrow the paper from their neighbors, Wa are triad

to know that the Courier is thus appreciated, bat why not subscribe? rh

price is small and we would appreciate' having these names on onr mailing lit . , C i

We are better equipped than ever to handle wheat. We offer you fair weights and grades, less unloading and courteous treatment. Com

and see as. We always pay Highest market price

J asper Koller Mills. Andrew W. Eckert, Proprietor.

This office is prepared to do any and all kind of iob nrintino.

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