Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 60, Number 28, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 March 1918 — Page 4

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JASPER COURIER

By Ben Ed Doane

JASI'KR, ÜÜI1.UH COUNTV, INDIANA

Entere-1 a econd-ulfusa matter fit the poetolhVe at Jasper, Lnd. under the act of Marth 3, 1897

Riltaoriotin 1.50 Per V".-. Hils papei ia mailed reculnr' to 1 wori cm until a deßnUe ovt t j diar ,ptinue ie received and all arrears paid a full; unlees in trie discretion -f the ablifcher a different cour&o should be deemed advisable.

U CORN CHOP

IS NOW MOVING

Primary

Tuesday May 7,

Mil' 1918. I

More Than 3,000 Million Bushels ' Raised In 1917 Gives Big Surplus.

SAVES WORLD FOOD SITUATION America Beolnnlng Greatest Corn Conumptlon In History, Uilna Cereal in Many Delicious Dishes.

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FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1918

, FOR AUDITOR FETER L. COBLES a candicfate 'or Auditor of D-ib-ii. county subject to-(he .Democratic pri mary election.

ANDREW B KRS'MPP

candidate ior Auj tor ol

0 untv Subject to ihf D-moa.a

lie p una' , ,PHlLJP J K UNKEL is a candidate for Auditor of DubM CLunty, lnd , subjw t o tho Demsc a ic primary election FRANK J. SENG k a candidate for Auditor of Dubois Couu" ty. Subject (o the Democratic primary e ection. COUNTY ASSESSOR JAMES M SONGER Ks a can-

Bargain Offer to Our Subscribers !

Fla Teachers' Exami notions The folowing has been seni; out a few weeks ago with ref en nee to action taken by the State Board oL Education Jan U, 1U8 and will be in effect at the March examim tion and all succeeding examinations until a further change is decreed. It might be

common

subjects, not including Agriculture rr Domestic Science, to qualify by examination, to to ch Agriculture or Domestic Science, said hf lder of such valid license shall bp requiied to pass only in Agriculture or Domestic S i w

In case such person shall success full' pass the examination in Agriculture or Domest;c Science, a certificate shall be issued valid for two ve months only hen at tached to the valid common school hr nse, but shall exp . sooner than twelve month if the certificate to which it is attached expires before that lime. Such certificate phil' not alter the av

et&go or efTesc the length of the common school license For this examination the regular fee shall be required. n "The primary teacher i n uo room building need not have a license in th se subjects, but a teacher in a district school, a onercom buildincr, must be pn

perly qualified, as pupils in all grades are eligible to attend such school It the school si ould hae no seventh and eight grade at

the opening of the term, it may have such a game before the end of the term because of transient pupils. Another important communication is the following: "Apiicants for license will be permitted to r; move 2 condition and prepare an entiie manus' ript at the s-ame examinatioi . How

ever, in order to do thN the preparation of two manusc :nts wil" not be necessary. A , r t use is enclosed ro ir .. script wf thL nature " "The Sua.e Depart m , indicate ?he lowest s w! gra,:le , ' jooditionl ap c . u Waste Tliot Every Wonion Siioi Prevent. Kreninir quality is of vital im I

porlai c? ii? thes dava if hlorb I

costs, ar . low supply of food. products, i No matter how high the quajty of an .vide pu-chased, if it

lacks keeping qua-ity it repres ents so much certain waste This is noticeably tri e of Bak

ing Powders A Baking Powder

thac s effected by time or c imatic conditions one that deteriorates is bound to cause bake day Ii SS. Such a powder not only necessitates usii g larger amounts but invites railure through its uncerta;nty. These powders should be avoided. No matter how big a quantity you obtair no master how rhea they may sper because low pi ice they are expensive as they aste in mater als many times owe than sa inc of cost, P'dumet Baking P.vder is a quality a''ing Powder with the greatest of keeping quality. It retains its wonderful leavcning power reardiess of ho long it may stand on your pantrv

shelf.

Corn, America's greatest cereal crop, ii now moving rapidly to market.

More than 8,000 million bushels

80 bushels for every man, woman and

child in America were raised in in 17

it was n mighty crop. The actual in

crease is about 000 million bushels.

Auü tili extra store ol' grain Is com

ing on to the markot in the nick of

time, since the American wheat sur- Miring fnr onnrv Asm?

vun liua ueen seiu to neip reeu famlue n i : r i u A i tlirin f omul Vnrnna uui oks uounty, suoi et o uh

Just as it hannened in th Pointful 3emocaLic diction.

r 1 a tt fli Afu , ! il.. n ...... .1 T '

tu ,n imj nevoiunon. am &r a xoc-Aciinco

the Civil War, corn hns actually be- mnM r ,,anMn . , , come the nation's mainstay. JJOHN J. IVJEHNE is a candid

In the entliv list of America's food e for Troasun r of Dubois

eoxnmodlties there Is no Item that Is r;miIirv s.,biecc Io (bt Dt-mopri better thnn corn. In puddings, bread, ounr;N ' s,,l)cc () U .mocia

corn. none, and as hotninv rm.ihin..,i tic Drimar OieCUOn

with moat or oggs, corn is without a inqi?.PM A HMniHRMAM r-f

poor. li(Misewivos are fast learning .

. . . i I 1,1 i:.. .1 i

tno largo numhor of dolicimm dM.m, rerninano, ma is a cancnaate

that nuiy bo mndo with corn and their "or Treasurer of Dubois conntv

in . ,. . . . . '

lamnios are iMMioiiiing by un Inoroas- 1

d UHO Of the cereal, rtoh,. .n I... a,,uJ Cl LU UJÜ lilJCm IC pri

any othor coroal, contains all of the nvirv el(c inn.

lementH essential

ftnd health. vubüiUjjjK, is a can

In order that the lighting men dula 0 h r V easuri-v of Dubois

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Moroau and in the army camps at homo Hm mfc . IiuL Snb .( t m Mp

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may im ion, ami in ordor that actual p lllY1 lWlll,,Hl, ,5mt4. miq famine may be kept from the nations 1 moCI'KtiC primnr 1018

fisoclntod with America In tho war, FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT

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WiiBlnnd, Frnnei! and Italy must bo JOHN H JUDY is a candidate

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farilltlos f'- jm. for uslmr whont. IVIU. U ILA ü -J 1S.UINIVIM. 1H I

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with ft pouched eppr, or oaten at any other meal with meats or gravy, Ih an

other use of corn that will become un-1

usually popular during tho war. Corn syrup lo sweeten corn enke,

and com oil for use In all kinds of

cooking, are two more producta that aro already welcomed In thousands of American homos.

THE UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION SAYS: Food saving Is In Its essence the dally Individual service of all the people. Every group can substitute, and even the great majority of thrifty people can save a little and the more luxurious elements of the population can, by reduction to nlmple living, save much, This means no more than that we should eat plenty, but wisely and without waste.

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