Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 57, Number 43, Jasper, Dubois County, 30 July 1915 — Page 3

IN SUCH PAIN WOMAN CRIED Suffered Everything Until Restored to Health by Lydia C Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Florence, So. Dakota. "I used to ba Tery sick every month with bearing:

rdown pains and iü't- SA i . t . uacxacne, ana naa headache a good deal of the time and very little appetite. The pains were so bad that I used to sit right down on tho floor and cry, be cause it hurt me so and I could not do any work at those times. An old wo man advised me to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and I got a bottle. I felt better the next month so I took three more bottles of it and got well so I could work all the time. I hope every woman who suffers like I did will try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. "Mrs. P.W.Lanseng, Box 8, Allyn, Wash. Why will women continue to suffer day in and day out or drag out a sickly, halfhearted existence, visaing three-fourths of the joy of living, when they can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound? For thirty years it has been the standard remedy for female ills, and has restored the health of thousands of women who have been troubled with such ailments as displacements, inflammation, ulceration, tumors, irregularities, etc. If you want special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine o. (confidential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman and held in strict conüdence0 Constipation Vanishes Forever Prompt ReliefPermanent Cure CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS never fail. Purely vegeta ble act surely Carter's but gently on the liver. Stop after dinner distresscure ITTLE IVER PILLS. indigestion. improve the complexion, brighten the eyes. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE. Genuine must bear Signature DAISY FLY KILLER sj-jja ;;; BSBBiBBBBmPSBBBBii. flics. Nt. elMa. erttameatal, conrenltat, cheap. Lasts all ason. Made of metal, can'tiplll or tip OTcrj -will not toll r 1 njure anything. Uuarantecd effcctlre. All dealers orBnt exprena paid for 11.00. AHOLD iOMERS.He D. Kalt Art.. Broeklya, K. T. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM A toilet preparation of merit. Jlelp to eradlcatu dandruff. ForReatortM Color nnrl Buty to Gray or Faded Hair. 690. and f L.W at DrurtriMls. Melted Away. John Grlor Hibben, president of Princeton university, said at the Lake Mohonk arbitration conference: "Tho day is not yet come whon violence and oppression will melt away before right like tho plumbor's bill. "Like, 1 repeat, tho plumbor'a bill. For n plumber, you know, once preRented a millionaire a bill of $100 for mending a pipe. "But tho millionaire handed tho plumber a dollar noto and said severely: " 'Receipt that bill of yours In full "But but ' said the plumber. 'Receipt it in full,' tho millionaire repeated. 'I used to bo a plumber myself.' "Tho plumber at this cavo a groat start, receipted tho bill ami handed tho millionaire 50 cents change." An Instance. "Wo do everything In this country by machlnory." "Yes, everything. Why, oven in this very apartment house, they bring up tho children by elevators." One Way to Lengthen Life Lftte In lifo, whon tho organs begin to weaken, tho lmrd-worhlntf lUdnoYi often tiro out first. FaHimr ftviwlivhf mr t i 1. 1 Joint, rhounmtlo pidnB, )nmo back and distressing urluntlon aro ofton duo only to weak kidneys. Prevention la tho best euro and at middle n?o any sljjn of kidney weaknoM should t ave prompt attention. Doku's Kldnoy Pills havo untile Ufo moro comfortable for thousands of old folKs. It I tho bct reoommeudüd special kidney remedy. An Indiana Case mXvtrf ft tun Ttiti Sfrj" James Fovnrr. Tl. No. 'H. iMontono, ii i . say a; "l wan injured and uftir that I had pain In m.o mall of my back. My kidney h uoro nfecied and 1 wan in bud two wot'kH I couldn't K' t out of a chair without uUUntf hold of Hometl.lnfr for Mtpport. I oftan had to kq around on crutches. A few d O H O S nf 1 )nn' Kione i'iiia neipeu mu and ten boxe cured ih' Hin-, th.n I haven't hud to use a kidney iuetii.ne " Owl Da'i at Any Stor, SOc a Dax DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS F05TCR-MILBURN CO., BUFFALO. N. Y. W. N. U., Indianapolis, No, 21-1915.

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FOR COOLING PASTRY

Device That Should Be in Use in Every Kitchen. Calls for Little Expenditure of Money and Is Simple in Construction Of Wire Netting and Empty Cotton Spools. A cake and pastry cooler is an absolute necessity if confectionery is to be at its best. Many a batch of cakes and pastry has been ruined through not being cooled properly; pastry goes sad and cakes sodden. When cakes come from the oven they should be placed on a wire tray; thus the steam evaporates and does not re-enter the cake, and the cooling down is a gradual process; extremes of cold or heat spoil the best-made confections. A Wire tray is quite an item to buy, but one can easily be made at home at: practically no cost at all. All that is required is a pice of fine wire netting, In size about 14 inches by 10 inches, and some empty cotton reels. The tray will be all the firmer if four strips of thin wood bind its edges, that' is, wrap the edges of the wire on thin pieces of stick the same length as the sides and secure with a nail here and there; this will do away with any fear of wire projecting; If the sticks are not used, the ends of wire that are loose should be carefully nipped or entwined. The tray must stand at a little height. For this purpose four empty cotton reels are excellent as feet; choose the reels all of one size, and black ones would make a neater job. Simply tack the wire tray on to the bobbins, a bobbin to be at each corner; greater strength is given to the tray if a bobbin is also placed in the center of each of the longest sides. These trays are splendid and answer just as well as an expensive bought one. Be sure to see that the wire netting used is well scrubbed and cleaned before it is used. Then always rub it with a dry cloth after the cakes are taken off, for the wire will be moist with steam. When they are not wiped dry, rust naturally follows. NEWEST EFFECTS IN JEWELRY Tango Sets Are Made Not Only for the Feetr but for the Hair Some Other Fancies. Tango sets of buckle and slipper fastenings have become popular, but very much newer are the sets not for the shoe but for the hair. These are made up of comb, ptn and barrettc. The combs are the high curved combs for tho back of tho hair; the pins are fancy little affairs, and the barrettes are fan shaped, narrow and high. Pairs of two-pronged pins aro especially now. They arc made of shell, set with tho modish emerald, topaz or amethyst, or they aro formed of diamond-mounted platinum. Little airy bouquets pins and sash buckles aro among tho latest of jewelry sets, and those becoming neckbands of velvot may now bo had in sots with matching wristlets. Tho necklets aro mountod with little gemmed pendants and tho wristbands with gemmed sides. Even watches have not missod being coupled with other Jowols, and the so called watch sots aro composed of ai enameled watch that may bo usod as a pondnnt, chatoluino or wrist watch, with tho chain, brooch and bracelet nocessary to turn it from ono style of jewel into tho othor. NEWEST SPORT COAT I Sport coat of black and white checks. The coat Is long, circular and flaring, with a narrow belt which Is cut wider on the sides, to form a peplum. Cuffs are very deep and made In the Paul Revere styje, being fastened with one large button. A New Effect. Black and whlto strlpod Hmjn trimmed with black laco Is ono of tho u a west effaoU.

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BOX TO HOLD THE STRING

Useful tittle Contrivance Should Hav Place in Every Housewife's Workroom or Kitchen. In a workroom, the kitchen or In any place where string is frequently required, and appearance is not of great consequence, the string box shown m our sketch can be arranged in a few moments and will perfectly well answer its purpose. It can be made with the aid of any round tin into which the ball of string can be fitted. The tin is fixed to the wall at somvj convenient spot by means of a nail run through the botL - - ' ' - ' - - .- -..-....;" - torn of the tin, from the inside and into the wall. A small round circular hole is made in the center of the lid and all that has then to be done is to place the ball inside the tin and fix the lid securely on and draw the string off through the hole as it is required. For suspending the scissors, two small holes are made in the lower side of the tin, close together, and the end of a piece of string passed in at one hole and out at the other. In this way the string can be tied to the tin and the other end of the string can be tied to the handle, of a pair of scissors. A string box of this kind is very useful fastened to the wall by tho side of a writing table, and when in tended for that purpose the tin should be neatly covered with thin silk. This can be done by cutting out pieces of the required size and shape, and turning the material over at the edges ol the tin and underneath and fastening it on with a strong adhesive, or, If preferred, the exterior of the tin can be painted with enamel selected of a color to harmonize with the wall paper. COATS, FOR BEACH AND AUTO Translucent Materials Are Featured Just Now in a Bewildering Assortment of Colors. Oil silk coats are among the newest candidates for beach and auto favor. They are being featured in a variety of cqlors, including red, blue, green and yellow. It is understood that theso coats originated in London and that they are particularly adaptable for wear with thin gowns, which might bo easily crushed beneath tho weight of tho ordinary raincoat. An attractive feature about them is tho fact that they are of a translucent texture, through which tho gown can bo seen. This takes away tho sheor utilitarian feature usually associated with such a garment and immediately attracts toward it tho girl who would othorwiso disdain its adoption, Coats of Silk. Navy blue faille is a poplar material for many coats which almost entirely covers tho dross. They aro made with a high collar and a belt placed a littlo below tho waist lino. There is a bold ombroldored star on tho collar and touches of gold on the bolt. SUMMER SLEEVES ARE LONG Extend From Shoulder to Wrist Serviceable Hnt Covering Designed for the Rainy Weather. Sloovos still remain long, roaching from shouldor to wrlat; many aro llnIshod with a point or a flaring cuff which falls ovor tho hand. As tho warm weather advances it would be woll to havo tho bIoqvo aa transparent as possible. In dlroct contrast, many evening gowns have no sleovos at all, but havo a fullness of chiffon or tulle carried ovor tho ahouldor simnlv to hold n, I Ulli bodice in place. Thoro aro somo vory sorvicoablo coverings for hats to bo worn in rainy weather. Hnthorf. they aro for unexpected showers, and are so small and cdfiiiTitct 'that OTey limy bo carried about In a handbag or In an automobilo pocket or in any othor small space, ready to use on tho first sign of rain. Thon the thin waterproof covering can be spread over tho hat and fastened securely. Organdie Over Silk. Flowered organdies aro back In fashion for summer frocks, Lovely effects may bo obtnlnod by mounting tho flowered orgnndio ovor thin silk. Tho silk iued not necessarily match tho tint of tho flowers; for instance, a lavender flowered organdie is mountod over faint lilac, and so on. Black velvot ribbon snshes aro much fancied with those pretty costumes, and tho sharp noto of black seems to make the soft colors of tho orgnndi all tho softer and more dainty.

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Big Land

Opening ON TUESDAY, AUG. 3, ONLY At $9.50 Per Acre AUGUST 3D ONLY. Great opening of Swigarfs Greenwood Township Tract of 4,000 acres in Wexford Co., Mich. No land reserved or for sale until excursion arrives on ground. Not less than 40 or over 1G0 acres to one person; $50 down and $3 monthly on each forty or annual payments. No land at this price after; cheap rate excursion, which leaves Chicago Tuesday, Aug. 3d, 11:30 a. m. Entire expense from Chicago and return, including board, railroad fare, Pullman sleeper, etc., $14. "Write immediately for map-circular giving all particulars. These are choice farm lands, adapted for general crops, stock, dairying-, poultry, truck, fruit; near towns, railroads, markets and adjoining good farms; quick transportation to Chicago, Milwaukee, Grand Rapids, Detroit Opportunity of life-time for wage earner, farm renter or farm hand to get a farm home. George TV. Swlgart. owner, K-1248 First National Bank Bldg., Chicago, Illinois. AfJFNTCi WANTPTi to solicit order3 -XVJA-ill AO VY -rvn 1 H.LJ for men's clothes from factory direct to vrearer at wholesalo prices. References required. P.O.Box522, Philadelphia, Pa. HFI P WANTFH To address envelopes at llL.L.r I! Mi! 1 LU home. Good pa v. Full particulars 10c DIRECT SALES CO., QÜ1NCY, ILL. Mean Disposition. "Before engaging rooms in your house," said the bachelor, "I want to know if there are any families with crying babies staying here." "I'm afraid there is," replied the landlady; "but we " "Well, I was just going to say' continued the other, "that if there are, I want you to put me in the room next to theirs. I want to wake up in the night and hear their trouble, so that I can congratulate myself again that I'm not married." MANY WAR ZONE HOSPITALS Have ordered Allen's Foot-Ease, the antissDtic powder, for use amonp the convalescent troops. Shaken into the shoes or dissolved In the footbath, Allen's Foot-Ease eives refreshing rest and ctfrnfort and prevents tho feet pettine tired or foot-sore. Try it TODAY. Don't accept any substitute. Sold EveryThere. 25c For FREE sample, address, Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. Adv Not a Black Hand. A stenographer was out of a job. He was discussing the best ways and means of rehabilitating his ebbing bank roll with a friend who also was listed among the unemployed. Said the friend: "If I were you I'd write a letter for money. "I have," replied the stenog. "For how much?" "Oh, $3,000." "Well?" asked the friend in astonishment. "Well," repeated the shorthand man sadly, "the letter asking for the $3,000 is all ready to mail, but I'll be darned if I can think of anybody to mail it to." Louisville Times. Beating the Bakers. "Oh, I am almost tired to death!" said the woman who spends half her time addressing club meetings. "Our political economy club has been in session all day passing resolutions and drawing up petitions demanding a law regulating tho price of bread. Only think! Throe dollars' worth of (lour costs, whon baked into bread. $13. It's outrageous. We'll soon all bo bankrupt. Tho bakers must be mado to feel tho power of tho law. You should havo been at tho meet ing." "I couldn't como, I was too busy." said tho calm-facod woman. "Busy on a club day? What on earth at?" "Baking bread," said tho calmfaced woman. Now York Times. An Explanation. Rankin I wondor how wrist watches camo to bo fashionable? Phyle I suppose it Is because tho small amount of goods used in.modorn gowns doea not permit of pockets.

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YOUTH HEADS BIG CONCERN Youngster of Fourteen in Charge of Corporation Which Is Well on Its Feet.

Russel Monbeck. a fourteen-year-old Dayton (O.) boy, is president of the Boys' Box Furniture company, incorporated under the laws of the state. It is a co-operative organization, numbering among its stockholders 28 boys, ranging from ten to seventeen years. The company operates from 4 to 6 p. m. daily and the company products are chairs, music racks, piano benchey, writing desks, flower boxes, bird boxes and other light articles, for which it finds u ready sale. The profits are divided up at the end of the year on a basis of the number of hours worked by each boy. Last year the 2S stockholders divided nearly $9,000. The capital stock- is me dollar a share. Some of the boys are anxious to buy more stock, but the rules of the company prohibit it. Young Monbeck has .systematized the producing and selling ends of the business. Cleveland Leader. Probabl Not. "I believe a man should be master in his own house," said the newly married man. "There can be only one head in a family, and I mean to be it." "That's a very good idea," answered his friend, who had been married more years than the other had lived. "A very good idea indeed. Have you spoken to your wife about it?" Drink Denison's Coffee, For your health's sake. The Great Trouble. Apropos of a seashore divorce, Mayor Riddle of Atlantic City said: "The great trouble is that so many husbands, when they meet an old flame down here on the wind-swept beach, insist on being moths." Most narticular women use "Rnrl DrnsR Ball Blue. American made. Sure to please. At all good grocers. Adv. The Meter's Record. A representative of the gas depart ment called cn a householder and in timated that he was afraid something was wrong with the meter. From the official point of view, of course, meters can only show one fault, and the symp torn which had cast suspicion on this meter was that it had registered less during the Quarter than in the corre sponding part of the previous year. But the lady of the house has a convincing explanation of the decline. "You see," she said, "my daughter was engaged last winter. She got married in June." The official, who was evidently a parent himself, was quite satisfied, and the meter left the court without a stain upon its high character. Not Guilty. "Hey, you big busher!" yelleld an excited fan as the pitcher of the homo team issued his fourth successive baso on balls, forcing a runner across the plate. "Whore did you learn to pitch? In a correspondence school?" If tho pitcher heard, he made no sign, but another spectator sitting near the excited ono administered a stinging rebuko. "You talk liko a fish," ho said scornfully. "What makes you think that dub over learned to pitch anywhere?" Canned. "Is your wifo putting up any fruit this summer?" "No, but I'vo canned a few poaGhcs myself." "You have?" "Yos. I'vo had threo different stonographers this year, and not ono of them know half as much about spoiling and grammar as nho did about tho latest fashions."

mini No bother to get summer meals with these on hand Vienna Style ' Sausage and Potted Meats Just open and serve. Excellent for sandwiches. Insist en Lilby's f your grocer's. Libby, McNeffl & Libby, Chicaf 9 RELIABLE PAINTER WANTED Wo have a wonderful new paint which ynU not peel, blister, crack or chalk. Costs 30 less per gal., and covers 15 moro surface ihuA any other pint. It Is tho only all-zlno pia made brittle-proof and crack-proof by our secret process, this accounting for its extrem whiteness, durability, permanent glosa and non-fading: colors. Wo c&ll it Zinolin, th "Arnold-ized" Zino, and will advertise it widely. We want painters In each town whom w can certify to house-owners and architects M dcpemlable in applying Zinolin painters who will use Zinolin whon called for and not something else. To bo our Certified Painter will mean bigger, steadier business for jou. If yon can get the appointment you should at once. Writo for particulars, sending reference. KEYSTONE VARNISH CO., 70 Otsego Streit, Imkijri, N.T. Here is One of the Good Things "The Patent improved Door Knob Fastiwf (It is a steel spring clip und rivet assembled.) There aro icvr pcoplo who do not hare Door Knobs gett&f loose and falling off. This Is a suro remed j for tfali trouble. You simply insert tho fastener and yor Door Knob trouble Is over. Basj to apply, need ae tools. Only 25 cents for six fasteners, postpalC Z. RICE, LANDISBURG, PA. The Lod Cabin SoxÄHÄ Exceptional -wearing qualities. Selling direct at prices never hoard before. 6 pairs 11.16: Ü pairs fife Prepaid by parcel post. Sizes ttH to 1H. Money refunded If not satisfactory. Color, Black. Tan, Nary Bluo, Gray and White. Order now. Hrerybody needi them. Eulalia Hosiery Mills, Fleetwood , Pa. PAPTNFD Wanted to invest $16,000 in ranr i -JfV 1 cattle. Have Ideal range and ranch. Investigate, J. W. WJESTCOTT, UISDAR, COLORADO An rr? 4 c Wanted. Suro thinner: every demonstraMyCikia tlon means a sale; 100 proht; ture re pcator. Particulars free. H. si. Sbsrp, nkite at, Xkm, After a Catch. A man with a small mesh net waa seen returning to his bungalow. "Been out after the speckled beauties?" asked a neighbor. "No, I'm going in after mosquitoes, replied the net bearer, with vengeanct in his tones. 1 Charity. "I hates dese suspicioufiguys," i&ld the panhandler. "What have dey been doin to you now?" asked his friend. "A gink gives me a dimo dis mornIn' to git somcthin' to eat, andren ht follors me into a restaurant and watches me spend it." No Use. "Thcy'ro using an awful lot of automobiles In tho European war." remarked the auto enthusiast. "I know," said tho disgruntled pedestrian. "But what good does it doT Tho manufacturers keep turning tli blamed things out faster than thofo follows ovor thoro can bust 'em up." The Female of the Speclei. "Look, dear, at that bird in yonder troo. How clear his song notes! He'i boon twittering happily for over an hour." Tho husband looked up from his papor, but not at tho bird. "I wish you'd understand ono thlnr," ho said. "Whon vou hoar a bird twittering don't make tho mlstakt of referring to it as 'ho.' Tho twitters ar invariably tho woman birds."