Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 59, Number 3, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 September 1916 — Page 4

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J AS i Kit, UUlitlJlS ÜOU.NTY,

Jefferson atBirdseye, Oct. 5th. Hal! at Celestine, Oct, 6th. Columbia at Cfftcö, Oct. 7th. Teachers are unreel tocret the

ixdia.n'a work of the Readme Circle as

signed for the lirsr, insuuuce

The S

Kuttinni ae EeeontUlnsaiattor at thQThose not having Outline will postotlicGUt Jasper, Intl., untler the act please caU for mm. The .Tasof March 8, 1S79. Book store has me Reading

Circle books.

nbprrioH-n II .SO Pct Yea' Plus pupvi- id muled regnlarly to i mvbscribcr uatii a Infinite order to disuortinne ig roeoivcal and all arreaia paid n ; rniloas in tu discretion of the pub t-fhei a different coarie should be tf earned advisable.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBERS,

The Ticket For GovernorJohn A. M. Adair, Portland For Llffiitonant (Jovarnor Mason J. Siblack, Viucennva. ForU.S Senator John W, Kern, Indianapolls, (lonir teroj ) Thomas TugKart, . rouh bfok. (short term) Secretary of tjtate- Homer L. Cook, India napolls. . Auditor of State Dalo J. Orlttanbcrgcr MtUoxsop. For Treasurer of State George A. Bittlor Ft. Wayne For Attonujy-Gcueral-Kran H. StotsenLur?. JJew Albany. isupromo Court Second District -Dougla? llorris, lAishville. Supreme Cöurt Third DIstrlct-Chnrloa- E. Cox, Indianapolis. Appellate Court, Northern Division James Moran l'ortluniK Reporter of .Supreme Court Philip Zoerjhor, Toll City. Judgf Appellate Oourt, FirU District John CJ. MoNutt, Martinsvilli. Stale Supt. of I'ublic Instruction Samuel L. Scott, Now Albany.

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arcav -La bwmatkhaii

TOR PEACE

and PROSPERITY

On

Loafing

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By John "Birk Frank says to Bill "Say Bill iet me tell you a question ' Frank Flip.k fRälls) went to

Huntingburg, he says it gave him

the navtever.

- -. s Geo. Kastner wore, a big red

rose. Mart Sene a star. All in-

j - mj dications are they will go to the centennial at Hunting-burg.

Mat Altmeier was in town and armier! that Germany will win.

finally he said "it been not stiure

but if I was out there 1 would

dunder wetter I lik the whole

bunch. T to hurl pr.onorh whfiTi a man

JL. V A tJ MMV -w w takes a'tigar lighter for the telephone receiver.

Andy Kreilein, usually at Kress' ha? been at Fiicks;for two weeks, while Charlev is.at French

Lick recuberating-

Mart Hopf says the Ford is the best mountain climber t$ere is made for W- W- Torrh&n' of

ISnufficlaw, wasningBonDougnt Ten car loads, but lyfart nid nöt realize that a UP Locomotive pulled them ov'er the mountains. Henry Friteh has celebrated twenty five years isi peace, this was longer than thfe bathes of the European War, and than his time on the bad rock roads. Tony Eckstein and Alois Birk paraded through our city with Tony's Engine and had attached a fiQld gun and about' seven or eight old style cantions where they were headed for they did not .tate, but evident not across the ocean neither to Mexico, for they wentthe MaltersviHe road. v

The Old Daddy Dollar.

is the

riber

unlit

Publicity

Like a specked apple in barrel of good ones, is an idler m a community of work- rs;-power ful to produce a similar conm-. ion in others, ar-i t W ' nr. ly. Loafers are enemies Ur jo ; 'ty, for they do not suff -r uk of moralback-bonealone.bat they flash the discovery hefore their fellows that it is possible to scramble through wor d without much effort fne world is flivided into two gi .: classes,

fVoriMi nnd the .JO' iUt

the wcrkers and the idrs i lie frowsy beggar of sturay trame whining at your door, rd the child of the wea'thy. ki':.nairrie in eve -y conce'n able fos..ion, belong in same class Dirt; and Hoinn'n, q and . spoctabil-

itv blend in one eornn n downfall of all that is best i i human natu e. The race h" ..itherto gained solely by the sv u of the brow in some form or mother, and we who toil zfim other way to assaro further p- ßress But these ea-y goers tell u?, ir effect, that we are iod j; ana they are piways gaining fresh listeners- You who are halting between t'.o opinio is, tron$ in capacity but weak in will, unde termined whe ther to expend the

'How dear to my heart

face of the dollar . . -i .

.When some kind subsc

presents it to view! ft"' may come today or it may come tomorrow; It may come from others, it mnv pnrnn from YOU!

The 'big biiver dollar, the round

silver- dollar; Dear delinquent subscriber, present it to view! "The round silver dollar! hail as a treasure, For often expenses o'erwhelm me with We1 I count it the source of an ex

quisite pleasure, And yearn for it fondly ever I go. How ardenc I'd seize it

lovely round dollar, 'The root of all evil?, 'ti

moniy named -. '

"Loving money. is- sinful, some good pebple tell us, But the penniless printer can hardly be blamed. The penniless printer, the hardworking pi in . er, Keeps sending ouc.paoers that interest vou:

So hand in your dollar, the bigj

- daddy dollar, Dear reader, now will you present it to view'?,,

Hurrah! Rinyling Day Almost Hsre

of

Gruft is a neculiar nlant. which

flourishes best in the dark, in . at

cellars, otherwise known as com

mittee rooms. The moment you turn on the sunlight it withers away, and every man connected

with it withers also- rubncity

ic thp sun horht whicvi does it.

Awj W A A -V - " - Every man connected with the

graft of the .Pennsylvania capitoi either died suddenly, committed suicide, or else is now hidden from the light in the täte peni

cenuary. yvuuuiuw uuöuu If wisdom be not our guide in the journey thru life, it is more than probable that se'f-conceit will take its place. Many a married man grows cold at the sight of an old flame The presidential election as far as the republicans are concerned seemed to have simmered down to an advertising campaign to prove Hughes a good fellow. British sportsmen are out now to provide a Heet of lOOambularces at a cost of 40,000 pounds, ($200,000 ) During the kaiser's visit to Mitau two Russian airmen flew over the town and dropped a number of botnbs. ' , ' " By a loan to the government of $16,000,003 at 8 per cent secured on taxs, the Bank of England started operations in 1694. . 1- r Advsrtising 'Space .Costs ftioney. Good goods bring fair prices, poor arxicUs are good for whatever they can get. This is true of advertising as of everything else. As a rule low rates and large discounts are a sure indication of

small circulation. Advertising space in publications of good circulation represents a very heavy outlay and cannot be offered at a

nominal price without loss, rub lishers, like other business men, rln nnt fin hnsiness for nothing.

neither are they in it for the

pleasure it affords. Hence they fhev cannot afford to uive adver -

tisintf space for less than cost.

Low rates may be taken as a possitive proof of equally small and comparatively valueless circulation. The business man who has a pprf-mn amount of monevto snend

in advertising should bear this in

mind, in craerto spena wiseiy he needs choase well. It does not follow by any means that because he can get a space for less money in one direction that there is wliera he can get. the best advertising. On the contrary

it seldom haooens so. This same

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wherthat

'tis corn-

business man might paly hal: a dollar for a dinner when he could crpt a dinner around the corner

for fifteen cents, if he Qared to-

But there is a dirterence n tne

dinner which is worlh the Other

thirfey-five cents. There is- just

as much difference in adver teing"

TStwm Circus and Great Sjactacle Occupy Fiva

citv in ful' measure De tne gain jrajns ummmBO WKil WOnaers.

yours or not.

SOUTHERN TIME

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A suit of fig leaves was all Adam needed in the Garden of Eden. We couldn't have got his order for a suit at half price and the extra pants free. But the men of this town need us. And we are "right on the job" to serve every man who cares about appearances. We have smashed that old idea that you can't get good clothes made-to-measure without paying a big price. We make suits and overcoats for $16.50 to-$25. 400 of the nattiest fabrics ever woven are here now. Any man can find just what he wants. Plain colors, plain effects. Dashing colors, snappy effects and

everothing in between. M ade-to-Measure SUITS and OVERCOATS We'll fit any man perfectly. We guarantee the fit, the workmanship and the quality. No sale unless the suit pleases the buyer. That's our guarantee. And every garment is made by the genuine JOHN HALL tailoring. That's enough to make the particular man start for here when he wants a new suit or overcoat. COHERE MEN Come and see what we have. Take a look at these stunning fabrics and our new Fall styles. No obligation. Buy only if you see bigger values here then elsewhere. N. Melchoir & Son.,

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Bast side Public Square.

Jasper, Indiana.

Wh

in Doubt Call Us.

Good home cookiner always makes a 4 'hit" with husband and kiddies andf

V good home cooking depends largely on the quality of the ingredients used.

X Take flour for instance. If you can't make good cakes like your neighbor let X

"us help you. No Coffee Like Pasco Steel Cut

It has the flavor that lingers and if you want every member of the family"?

and every visitor to praise your coffee, use Pasco Steel Cut. It is the cheapei

b per eup of real coffee than anylhing you can use.

Choice Meats, Beef, Veal and Pork. Breakfast Foods and Cereals, Fhe Finest Fresh Canned Goods.

Creamery Butter and fresh eggs,

388

?resh Vegetables and Fruits.

-G-ive Us Your Order. Phone 55. Free Delivery.

Oarl CfUtzweiler's

Wide Awake Cash Grocery and Meat Market.

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School

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The big event ior vrhiclt the yunstors no t grownups biive been 1 upiitieatIv wii'iiu. p ilrawiim near, for on IiTay Sept. J Ringiing Brothers circus i io pxlnbit afternoon and imhl in

Wttancvitlfv KvnHPtttticv u0ver run so

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Corrected to July 2, 1316, the Following Is (Or Information Only and is not Guaranteed.

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A n nt nik Hun a 1 for ihe t" before and iL is likuly that this dised 41 pupUb J" c tu"1 ' nC,trict will .end ti huge deletion to feed nitrierest nigh SCnooi 1 l cni uuu , Klint3 TT-ini interest centers

tv k Who 13 missing a ouna the gigantic spectacle. '-Cinder- i no. a ijail Rirrlev has a enro .ine it in 0ila,M witn wlvch the inuious 3howm6n,4 . . . , J i ....i Tel -nrw iliissivwnn oD'ninw thoir womlöriul i

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Still ochers are letun u.u v the i, , s icved .f nil fairy tal.s t ÜUrYA i ' " ' opportunities go by, opportun-; nd'.osee i,Pro.luc d with more than J;DAirAvSA'?ipt; rlmt never will return. UhV peivon?. o andreus of dancinu cirla ,Q. 23 t0.'' T , Hies tliat ne ei h h,. indeed eives pro-j . vi-.iislnü

TheSCnOO OL oVmi.nJ blhood's n-ij.Lt.?7 A. porations wi4 open lOiiowb. dream e me (rue ln the wa: . ko. m Harbison, Boone, Madison, ar-itenl vvi(l t.0Ult, the mtyveious enras ve-ha wu Ui.lfQnn ana CäSS townsnips ua nbers in whivh 400 men nnd V3inen

aureiS

fhcPnri3 Expos) tl Tins made the G jIw Mcisl Avvard to

Hall and Jetierson lownsnip? T.I4 mnj nrTtycf the ace me Oct, 9th- 'entirely iumv Ameriia, the Tdaqlu Ferdinand Township Sept 2t Bias, hwiug secured the pick ot tnose The Preliminary institute o!Ku1m performers who have been lliicuumuuj fni.'obfiized to snek: encagemonts in this the county will be held ai, tol I)M ft 18e of var. The nH-new loWSt. . . s reoi pinilo will lake pUc3 show day Uarbison Township, at Dubois. t Tjurniug. Söpt. 23 ! Vu know of a number of fümilres who Marion and Bainbndge at Jas- rnSjUftf renders of tho Courier Lut per. Sept. 26. 9 jnr0 XJot sabcribers, they bonow tho mFatoka at liuntrng burg, Sept ( ihr noignJx)rei -anr'6m 1 27. ito koow that the (Joitt is thus i---

Cassat llonana, beps. ä. icifttca bllt why m mYQ,r j

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t'hony, Sept. 29. I havtutt tbo nnmoaoirour m,i lnp list.1 For Sile by All Ucid'ng Dealers Boone and Malion at Irelaml, 1 "UV1 Sept. 30.

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The Hosr e Telephone Co has the largest iict of subscribers and will give you the best service Yon can talk to your friends, order your mer

J chan'lise and make your appointment by the Home 'phone.

Wm CO. TELEPHONE CO I

A. F. MM H I Corner 7th & Jackson Sti HOME 'PHONE.

DR. REA'S SERUM U. S. Govwnmiwt Uctnw N. 71 Marii Mi Tistii Uiiir twiwtit SipinisMi Tested and appröred by the StftU of Indiana at Purdue Unirtnity. Indiana Permit No 16.

loo.ooo Ho? in Indite akne wen

cinated last year with Dr. ma'i Serum.

Sold to Votrlnarlano Only

Hart your VtUrinarian Orte ay tr Wlrrlro

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