Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 60, Number 34, Jasper, Dubois County, 3 May 1918 — Page 5
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JASPER COURIER , j0?n Aras bad his ,co,Iar igi U1P wv,usua fracture Tued..y hv a reck
ill Mr- Edw. F. Gutgaell spent
Monday in Kvansvilteon business.
Boldtf S, of the Ice rnd Cold
Stcrtre Co. is now stopping at
the Palmer House on Highland
Heights Boldy likes fresh air. Roid to Happineis. Be amiable, cheerful and good onture Rnd you anj much moreflikfllj to be happy. ' Yoa will find thii difficult, il not impossible, however, when yoa are constantly troubled with conalipation. Takt Chamberhin'a Tableta and s$et rid of ihat and it will be aay. Th-eee tablete not only move the bowels, but Jmprovi the appetite and strengthen the digestion.
, faHing on him in Tony Bellnar's
coal rmne.
r and Mrs. Walter Stein-
kamp were over from Washington last week visiting relatives Mrs Albert Travlor of loon
ville was in the city last week
vi.iting.reli tives. Bqit Remedy For Wkoopiog Coufb.
c,LBt winter whe amy littlt boy had
the whooping cough I gave him Chamtierlain'M Oouih Remedv." writei Mm.
J. B. Roberta. East St. Louis, 111. "It
kept ma cough and relieved him of those J .1 j.. i I. : 1 1 Ti ai l
uroftuiui rauifmu opens, n in me oniy cough medicine I keep in the home be-
cause l have the moat connaenc3 in it." This remedy is aLo good for colds and
and croup. 'yi Karl "Steinkamp came home from, Purdue University Monday and will enter the .service o,? Uncle Sam.
Notice To Farmers. The Wide Awake Grocery and Meat Market will pay best Market prices for all you have to sell Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Lard and
Next Monday is the last day Puter &res, Poultry. Lard am nay the first insrallmpnf- nf smoked meat of all K(nds, Po
A New Dea
Miss Amanda Steinkamp returned home from Louisville Saturday.
The Wide Awake Groc?rv
and Meat Market is kept sanitary and clean. Give us a trial and convince yourself. Fresh Meats Sausage etc., at all times. Prices right. Carl Gutzweiler, Get Rid af Your RfceumatUm. Now is the time to get ml of your rheumutiam. You will find Chamberlain's Liniment a gteat help. The relief which it affords is alone worth many times ita coat.
Judcre J. L. retz is in Pete
burg this week conducting Pike
circuit court.
taxes without . alüen- tatoes e.lc- We cordially invite
patronage. Carl Gutzweiler.
i Qis Widow Was Helped.
Mrs. A Waiden, 460 Glenn Ave., Freana, Cal. writes: MI had a fever und
it left ma wifh a cough every winter.
Foley's Honey and Tar hplna me everv Tho
f im I fl m a itirliv (III ha, ni.i ) I 1 . . P .
Nothing better for brönchilf Tr h and ß,0sln2 W been something diff-
tri fknt erent. It la tnP firsr in Al) vpira
Just line forcroun and wbooninc cotiPhJwren the Jourier has nnh nnnf-
Jos. A. Mehringer. adv. ed camDaiirn cards for candidatps
Mr3 Mary L. Eckert and her P the Gem language, and we
f . . . ... i n r vo rtnr coon onv Mmt
corps oi assistamscompietea the A t. " ""y;1 uvv registration of the women in -puner has a perfectly good lot
Janpv this wrooir mofiv 01 German type but it seems as
about 300. jf their usefulness had gone into . innocuous desuetude or some-
Mr. Jess Colvin and wife of thine elsei
t as Sefanntmuc&itiiflcn
turn there shortly
GROCERS HELP
inbeutf($er))rae
toerkn tn biefev Df
IN 50-50 PLAN
SIGN PLEDGE TO CARRY. OUT FOOD ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM.
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. . MmK mmwm MAiB I
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POST CARDS IN STORES.
Tip, who left to be a soldier
boy Monday mornincr said 4He
X? ÄidWuSJwhS Pee uVi Sefte uut He didn'f. Irnnw ahnnf-Vi?a fio-l-iK v-. . .- . .
ing business sober, but give himllSDDl f ctl ItC
quart of Apple'Daek and heU k.
rentger.
would give the Dutch h-J.
rs. Clara Pickhardt went to iivansville Saturday to see her sister, Mra. Dugan who is in a hospital there. Cut Thii Outfit is WoTtli Money. TON C MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, endow With 5c fo Foley & Oo., 2885 Sheffield Ave. OhicagoIll. writing your end address clt-arly. i will receive in return k trial pRckugitHiniii? F.ilty'H Honey and Tar Compound for cough?, colds and croups ; Foley Kidnev
Jos. A. Mehnngor. adv. CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears the Signature of
Buy Liberty Bonds, but do
not forget that hij?h prices can
not be helped now. The Wide
Awake Grocery nan show vou a
clean, fresh stock in everything
tney handle. It pays to buy the
oest and we have it to sell. Car
Gutzweiler.
Helps To Keep Fit. tlfl it t . . -
wnen mo cucea ion is out of ordor. it
thrown tho whole physical heiiit? out o
gear. 13. J3. Huyward, Unadilla, Ga.
writes: roiov h uauiuiiic xaoietH give me quicker rolief toau anything I have
ever tried." Tney relieve bilioiiBinsB, bad breath, bloating, gaa, indigestion
ana constipation. Wo gripping or nausea. Joi. A. Mehringor. adv.
Dr. Luke Kueblei . U. S. N.
came home Monday to visit his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Edw. J.
Kneble r. from here he croes to
Indianapolis and thence back to .V
JNortoik Navy Yard. M?s. And. Gutcrsell and daui?h
ter Evanpreline left Mondav morn
ing for South Carolina to visit
Ur. (jutgsell who is in camp ther. This war u an excellent thing to educate people. Many are learn
ing something of the U. S. "who
would never get outside of Indi
ana if it had not been for the
war.
ange
WHY FARMERS MUST BUY
"Good morning! Have you aeen The Courier? Eva.nä"U!e'8 bast paper." Mrs. N. B. Cummiakov
to Evansville Wednesday tospend a few days. MissTiHie Hauser eame home Saturday from Louisville to visit her parents in Madison town-
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Proper Food For Weik stomachs.
The proper food for one man may be all wro ig for another. Every one should adopt a diet suited to his age and oc npation. Those who have weak stomachs
need be especially careful and eat
nlowly an l masticate the r food thor
oughly It is ateo important that they keep thmr bowels regelar. When they
become constipated or when they feel
dull or stupid after eatinir, they should
taKo unamberlatn's Ta lets to etrmigthn tho stomach and move the bowels. They are easy to take and pleaaant in tfiect.
Explain New Wheat Ruling to Thousands of Customers Insures Greater Food Saving. Grocers of the nation have accepted enthusiastically the 50-50 basis for the purchase of wheat flour
" w VftW&Uy their utmost to explain the new regu-1
mtion to the housewife. This ruling by the ü. S. Food Administration requires tnch purchaser of wheat flour to buy
one pound of cereal substitute, one kind or assorted, for every pound of wheat flour, it was necessary to restrict the use of wheat flour In order
inac tno allies and our fighting forces abroad might be assured of an adequate supply of wheat to meet their vital needs. This supply must come from our savings because we have al ready sent our normal surplus. Wheat saving pledge cards were forwarded by tho Food Administration to all retail food merchants, and these
are being signed and posted In stores throughout ihn
Bfsldea Being Patriotic, Their Invent- states, "We pledge ourselves loyally to
...w.,i nuv.ues nation With carry out tue Food Administration nro-
wmg racmties. kuuh. in accordance with this ordor
we will not sell nnv tvhonf n
Some farmers mav not nndprsfftmi where the ntn-ph
just what is the significance of ship- weight of one or more of the following building to them. They fail to see a Sinter "e of which In the hoine how they are to be benefited when the save wheat: money they lend the government by "Conimeal, corn flour, edible corn purchasing Liberty Bonds is spent for starch hominy, corn grits, barley (lour, ships that sail the seas they never Dotato Hour, sweet potato flour, soy have seen. tjcan Hour, feterita flour and mos. is
Ships today are carrying our farm ce" rI('e tlour oatmeal, rolled oats and
products to EuroDe. If thorn n ouckwheat flour.
ship3 the farmer's goods never would Some confusion has resulted on fhe
reacn mo marnet. if German U-boats vlu 1 or u,e consumer in construlim
wore dynamitinc frnicrhf on ra Inofonrl this "50-50" ruliim
- w - wfcj allot v;uu i cj Liiui i ij of ships the farmer's crops would not equnl alI1ount in value of substitutes . . . I tlH I. . ft . .
even reacn the Chicago and Kansas miKSl 1,1 Iurcnase(J with wheat flour
Uity marketB. Wo must hnvn adinou s n inlsta ken Idnn. Tim rniin
- - " w UU17J Vw I ft, VI I I 1 1 get our produce to market. Donds will slalt-ls fhat the consumer In purchasing
uuur sunn "uuy at the same time equnl weight of other cereals."
One exception to this ruling is con
-0 K'Hiiain iiour anu wnoie wheat SI . t I a
umr, wmcn may be sold at the ratio of three pounds to Ave pounds of
whenr Hour. This provision is made
heea iise nhnrovl nm t il
morMpf .the wheat berry is used In the.
ujiiiiuiurLuru ul niese nours tünu stand-
ard wheat flour. Another exception Is that concern
ing mixed Hours containing less than
50 per cent, of wheat flour, which may
help build them.
Bi,inc-ih4he-Wheat week was verv
satlbfoctorlly observed, it being estimated that 2,006,000 of hushclsa
surprising quantity was brought to
the mills. Tho food administration
has directed county food administra
tors to report all wheat still in stor
age. Steps will be taken to .requisition all except barely enough for seed
ing, if the surplus is not in trade
channels by May 1.
For highest Market orices.
call Carl Gatzweiler We want y-Giir Cattle, Hocrs. Calves, etc. .
i you may have for sale. Phone
No. 55. Somebody pitched a trick bat through cne of Jos Jahn's win
dows m hts house on 4th street
Manufacturers of soft drinks and De sokl without substitutes. Retailers,
confections who have started business however,, are forbidden to sell mixed
since January 1 will not be supplied tlours containing more than 50 per with sugar! Older establishment? cont- of wheat flour to any person un-
i ..... . ...
less me amount or wheat flour substi
tutes sold is suflkient to make the to
tal amount of substitutes, Including
those mixed in flours, equal to the to
tal amount in wheat flour in the mixed (lour. For instance, If any mixed flour
Is purchased containing GO per cent
wheat flour and 40 per cent, substi
tutes It is necessary that an additional
20 per cent of substitutes be pur-
chased. This brings it to the basis of
one pound of substitutes for each
pound of wheat flour.
A special exemption may be granted
upon application in the case of special
ly prepared Infants' and lnvalfds food
containing flour where the necessity la
shown.
Some misunderstanding seems to ex
1st on the part of consumers In assum
must agree to restrict themselves to
80 .per cent, of last year's requirements. Individuals must conform to the three pounds per person per month ration. This is to guarantee a sugar supply for the canning and preserving season. The food administration announces a card system of distribution in many' communities. Mother, wives, sisters and sweethearts of soldiers are asked to desist from further use of sugar in confections sent to camp and cantonment.
Bess
Goes
to Europe
A Cnmnrv in FToofo f Nr
lAt Runrlnv mnrnino- arH onncorl en br the Seninr Pinea nf fka Ins that with the purchase of wheat
1 i. J m(. i Tiior-. UivU OaU1 l t.' r flour OU6 must conflnn th ndriltlnnnl
vvut to uHiiicijct: jl it; uarLv ig uc.ofc.tt ijiiij ouijuui at tue uuera rn ; .
W a aWUla LUt .llUkll. ä. Ul. I lit:
Winls To Help Other Men. M.W.Taylor, Calvert Ala. writes: 'To Whom It Mav Concern! t rpnni-
mend rolevKulnov Pill?, the bet I ay or
need, I tried different remedioa, but none
gave me relief like Foley's Vhey restore reeular action o! kidneys add bladder and relievo backache, rheumetic pains, etiff joiute, sore muscle. Joe. A Alehringer. adv
leupposed to be known-
A fire alarm was turned in Wednesday night on account of a small blaze at the residence of Ed Striecher on East Seventh St. which was soon extinguished.
Gcod For Tie Whole Pinily.
Every family requires safe and reliable . Bk ar
cough and cold remedy. Mrs. John Potter, 20 Slmpe Sti Mt. PleaRantr P. writee: "I have used Foley's Honey juid Tar for colds for years and highly recommend il to all families. " Contains no opiates. ChecVs bronchial and grip fouglis, croup and whooping cough. Jet?. A. Mebringer. f.dT
House
Friday Niglil May 10, 1918.
per
substitutes. This is not the case. One may select from the entire rancro of
substitutes a sufllcient amount of each
to bring the total weight of all substi
tutes equal to the weight of the wheat
flour purchased. For instance, if a
heat flour
substitutes may be
In the tempest of life when the waves and the gale, Are around and above, if thy footing should fail. If thirip eye should crow dim; and thy caution depart.
'Look Aloft." and be firm, and be fearless of heart. She Got Good Results. This honeHt teatimeny from a woman who hae suffered ehould be heeded bv
all afliiuled with Ibackache, rhe inatic j
pame, or an' symptom oi Kiuney and blaCder trouble: J hare got tuch good results that I alefp much better, Mrs Cna, Gray. 270 Sixth St. Detroit, Mich. Jpu, A. Mehiinger adv.
SlOO lleward, SIOO.
Hin roiw ora Af l,.!-. ...... 1I . .
iu" v.muir kji tiiia uiiuur win rn -
p3eabcd to loarn that there is at lnt nmJ St Ot characters :
dreaded disease that science hap been bessie TaDDintr "That T.npVv
ii -i a . , . . . r-t i 1 1 1 i . ' ' , , .
MUIU tU '
Catarrh
ed b
v "- nvKvuill 1. v. Villau I , Xlllil f Vllltirril , r f FS Ul J AI wv-.wwv-w j i n w . I .j . CureistaJcon internally, and acts thru OUS mother 'Miss Hazel Swindell Cornmeal, 8 pounds; corn grits, 4 the blocd oh the mucous en rfaces of tho Mr. Trlurcvrl Tönning U,. i:.: nnnnrls voi 4 nnnnrla? hnpbwhnnf 9
syetcmlthorebvdeatrovinrthefounilfitJon U;., r ri k. nmintis- mm ctnmu i nnimri- hnmin
: XE?Z:Xr" IV. " "? Madam Olavf-nn OnV T X 2 Pounds; rolled oats. 3 pound.
rrX.Zrri. ",,mT J ' r " " These substitutes may be used In
The proprietors 1livo so much faith in tu
t h mi T-il t i rrt nnirroi r t Tlr.11' - i . . 1. I t- i r-r-. XllCWCiy,
7 "VV.r V,""!"1 uaoe woodWFrd a classmate
loiD frtf O.W, ..nnn 4l,n U . 1 I - JVllRR K.'ihDrrQ WllC'r
Send or list of testimonials. Address: Mame riensel a classmate
. J. CHENEY & CO.. Prons.. Toledo Mice AlKfr. TZ., Ul tufoe In whnl hrnnrl
WJ iia&ivv, iuu. UV. Ml irPnr. t amornn O olonnm
I .... v vy.i, a jaoOIlIClLK
Miss Bernadine Dnrlinn
n ... . '
balliger burdy, a classmate.
Oiarence Sch npirlpr.
Jbrank bawyer, a classman.
iviaicoim JSTeuschaefer.
the following manner:
Corn meal, 8 Pounds.Corn bread, no
flour; corn muftins or spoon bread, one-fourth flour or one-third rice or
one-third hominy; 20 per cent substl-
STOP
COUGH1N
TIL
Corn Starch. 1 Pound. Thlckenlne
gravy, making custard, one-third Sub
stitute In cake.
Corn Grits, 4 Pounds. Fried like
mush, used with meal In making corn
bread.
Rolled Oats. 3 Pounds. One-fonrth
The simplest and best way to stop couhsf is to take
Foley's Honey and Tar
Yom et the cuwrtive Influence of the pine tabam together with the mollifying
ceoi m Che honey, End other healing
4ugreuTCDu. ii icavei ft tooMung coat ing on the inflamed tickling throat, xauea phlegm easily a od puts ft quick
mna 10 nara wearing coughs. . R. F. H M. Mabe. V . r!tM. MA. kf.
f Folcy't Houy und Tar ttoppc! a troubktomc bronchial couch mmd irritates that h4 bothered me foe ,dimcm wean." Yaur U.U. Tiyk. nm Sc -id by jos n Mehrinper
porridge, use freely; oatmeal cookies,
oatmeal soup.
Buckwheat Flour, 2 Pounds. One-
fourth substitute In bread, buckwheat
cakes.
Hominy, 2 Pounds. Boiled for din-
for dinner, with cheese
. 4 a I -v " vuuuui w vr u . Dan Mitchell, a classmate Cyril " one-third substitutes in bread, oneWtP I ä mm t t. a,
Wl son nn11 suosutnte in mulilns; breakfast
Music High School Chorus. The Play Party in Indi
History of the Plav Parr.v Mice
Delia Doane and Miss Ge'nevieve
TDlr D l... r T-r. .
rw ames riigh School- ner, .baked
im uioeny urcnestra d recteH I sauce.
b- Kev. Fi ther Bernard VIM 1 1
nish the music for the evening's
Migrain
Admission, 25 p.pntQ
Seats, cents.
Tk kets on salp. ah fVio n. 0r.rt.
rnarmacy. Matinee for ChiMr-n Ti.nroT,
rtafternoon, May 9, at 8 p. m.
Auuiisaion, m cents.
TheU.S. Food Administration
!44LC& urging triat we help them bring to the attention of our customers the importance of saving wheat. Use .Calumet
Ra!
akmg Powder
Rice, 4 Pounds. One-fourth substi
tute In wheat bread, one-third substi
tute In corn bread, boiled for dinner (a
Dread cut;, as a breakfast food, to thicken soups, rice pudding Instead of
cake or pie, rice batter cakes.
several grocers have stated that their customers who trietty obserr
the 11 wheatless meals each week find
ft necessary to buy subsütutes In ad-
dltlOM tO thoaa Arrinrori nmla flu FLf
- - w vwa.a w IIVIV4 Vw Khr nlan . .
with Corn and Other Coarse Flours. And you will have satisfactory, wholesome results. V Calumet Baking Powder saves three ways: You save when you buy it. You save when you use it. You save materials it is used with. True economy in Cost in Use in Time. The Army and Navy Use It Save All the Wheal: You Can and Help Om Allies
WAR-HM
Recipe B
Free send for it today Calumet Baking Powder Co. 4100 Fillmore St Chicago, Illinois
ook
ill
Safeguarded Investments -. Are your dollars Loafers or Workera? Money that is not invested pays no returns, anymore than grain in the bin will grow gram unleas planted Every man or woman with money should put that money to work. Jay Gould once said that $100 invested in the right thing at the right time would earn as Ua 33 i ?an ,steadily employed. He died worth hundreds of millions. lhe average man or woman knows nothing about how or where to invest money to get good returns from it. It is Xr UThe8S t0 advise investors where and how to invest, where inSÄtV can . earn , the returns with the utmost of safety. Brokerage Department lJIfQb??Pr8e"li8telor unlisted etocka ;il bouds. If you are anxious to buy or ael 1, ,,. Underwriting Department We underwrilo tbe sollinp of tho Bt ck nf mm pa.neso.it before accept nK an ia"uo of atoric sale we make a moH thorough and c'Äein veHüjsation of tho proportion. I. lias to grade , A-l or wri will not handle it Hi' Ma itvut of inP vestmet tnnt Jay Uould allU,l-d lo in Wo Int tatmn above-"The right thing at thVugh? tin?e. How to Buy Stocks We will purchase stock for you for cash or n uuiiusts, etc., tlio stock you buy nrnq fi-nm tu ftS aST " 1 Let a Two Unusual Opportunities . Wo have at present two nxceptionallv uttrf wun larjje profit pos lhiities. Aek for Offer B 2
Mail this Coupon To Day.
?5hTrS THI7ST CMPANY 1 South 3Hchigaij.Boulev.ard, Chicago, 111. Please send me your special OFFER B-2 nd-particulars about your cash or puymentalpian. It is under.tonrf n'
..no way obligates. me. 7 ' lueinn
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