Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 60, Number 41, Jasper, Dubois County, 21 June 1918 — Page 5

Alisa Emma Klein came jup Evansviile tov spend Sunday with

Her mother J ' Leo Buechlein cam down from Camp Taylor co sp . nd Sunday

.with hjs parents.

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Victor GoeoDner came home

fur-

. frompamp.Taylpr Saturday even-

H tofwil Hin tended

1 ugh with his parents

vMf Bruce GTeen and sons returned home Saturday from a vidt with relatives-and friends

iat tiyisvi le. The.? is no jd in?ea?vJiHvhe! a ciwirch pflk r goes to the sane tuarwith'a long lace.

fujlä Äiiii uow neas.

$3.00 per bushel- Address: L. C COSBY, Washington, Ind. Mrs. EmU J'utt and daughter w hit Louisville, sre visiting relatives and friends Mn Jasp'er this week A Misses Anna BevGjcmann and Hilda Luegers retimed home

from a vfc.it, at Lcuisvie Mom

Rhaupittic and Kidney Ills. . 'Trpübled w'i h rhenniatisrn, kidney or bin'ddc4 affections? Yoii need Foley Kid' ey PiUg. Mrs. Frank P Wood. . R, F. D 2Morni,Mainf, writes: 'I found relief as Boon as I began taking Foley KUnöy Pills. My hatband also received much benefic from them. He

wa9 lamo. could not &toop,. cvor: now

J he feels, no pain." Joa. A Mehcinger

HHfrimonwl Dr E A- Sturm spent part of

this week in Indianapolis-

its

True greafei&ss id u in

shirt sievesf . Mrs S Ive&ter Smith and daughter rturn-d home Sunday from a visit at Ovvensboro,

Bruce Greene attended the

Und . t Acer's Com ention at days

ijouisville last week.

Man's tr-cubles are nine-tenths fenainine gender. The spice of life is no sort of seasoning for mora ity. Co. Pupt Eckert went to :fnW anapolis Monday to spend a few

Miss Emma Rumhach returned to Louisvihe Sunday aft.r a

shore visi with home folks I

Supt and Mrs- 'jsley Hemmer and children of Evansv.lle SDent Sunday with ratal ves at Jasper. How She Banish S oackech?. Mrs. Effie Kleppe A vrill Minn, writes: "I wa5 ata sanitarium trpe v$$iß at one time, two weeks another time, for rheumatism and kidney trouble and got no relief. On my r.iurri began using Foley Kidney Pills, found immediate relief, half bottle completed the cure. Always nfre when I feed pain in my back. ' Jod. A. Mehringer. adv.

Mrs Louis Koerner rent to Indianapolis Tuesday to visit her husbandJudge J. L EralfeWned home from M? rtinsvil e Friday

much improved in health. 4

Mrs- Dugan, of-Sdvin, is visit

ing: her sisters Mrs. pum Jskey and Mrs. Pickhard' in. Ja per- ,

Miss Etta Sa mersheim, of Indianapolis is visiting ielatives in

jasper this week. .

' Victor Sprauer is home from Blcomin on for a few days visit Victor belongs to the Medical Re serve Corn of the Ar mv ani as

bunday June 16, 1918 was the soon as graduated will become a

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xiu test dune unaa ior rm-n. years. 98 in the shade. Since then

the weather has been cooler.

Bad Kidneys Lid Him Up.

Learn whaWJod is-hkef--e

Thou sha't know where to strike. ÄTRTBlessed is "he wh.o can iivine; VVhere real right do' h lie And dares i take the ,side that seems . 3 Wronged mari's' blindfold' eye!

, v Sour Siomacb.

Thi i6 a rrhd form of indigestion. It is u uallv broHnhf on by eating too rapid-

lvor too oinch, of.of food not suited to'

ybhr digestive organs. Ifyoi will eat HpWiy, inaadi'ale your food thoronelily, 11 eat but little moat and hone at all for piifryiyou will nipie tham likely .avoid th'3 söur Btomacii without taking any medicincr whatever. 'When you ha'v

sour etpmacjj take pne ofigbiiQibqrJuin's Tablets to' aid "figestion. ' ' '

WANTED

Capable Girl to take charge of

medical officer. He has air ady seen some sericeonthe M xican front 2 years ago

The Twentieth Century Club

their laso meeting-of the I n T IT I A

season wicn miss Margarec a.

Wilson Wednesday evening and

9V nail I ('fill f nrtl work Tni nmnu RU CLcll LlJfci lUiiUWIilli UUlüClO IUI

jf me liriae which did me no rr oiT.i their next vear. Pres.. Mrs. G.

man i tried tohjy Aidney IJ1p;

leelm - :u iruod as I ever

Joe. A. MehriDger.

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A slight kidne i npairment mav lead f held dropsy or Brirht's diseise. 'Don'tLnnc

neglect it. Frank Miller, Bingham Utah writes: 'Was troubled with my kidneys

Tuber Tonic.

ley p.Hp; noww Haberly, Vice Pres. Mrs. r diühore. jArch'Doane. Treas- Mrs Gus ' ' Gramelspaeh Sec'y. Mrs. J. L.

Br tz and Librarian, Mrs Bomar

Use S-W Tuber Tonic for in- Traylor. sectide and Tungicide. -fcr voil ni Potatoes 'For-al-ibSlf ELIX pj I LAMPERT in anv auantitv. .! . Si

Wheat harvest goes merrily on,' Th following men will leave and farmers are reporting a very jfor Columbus Ohio, on. Tuesday

heavy risld One of 1 our -asperlJune 25th.

,v Soidiers.

farrers drov a lander all day

last SundayAdvertise something tie People want, in a way that carries convicton, and they v ill respond, no -master how many miles" they have to travel to de sq. r:. '

War Mothers

Albert C:osby, Kyana Ferdinand Braunecker St. Henry Frank F. Eiemmer Holland

iFred J- Rowekamp Dubois

John G. Brüning H'B irg Walter D. Meisner " Adam Bonifer .Edw J, Bromm St- Antho.ny Raymond Lore y, Jasper Ors T Sulgrave Denton, Iowa Jacob J. Fr edman Dubois , .

LY I'OUfiTH 1';"

July. 4th will be celerated in fitiiig1 style at Maple Park, Jasper, Ind. Dancing6, Refreshments, Good music. You are invited to come and celebrate the 4th with us. .

Mrs, John Betz, was visiting her daughter Mrs. Mamie Goad in Boonville last week. Born to Cusfc EcVe-fc and wife, who Ii vre north of town, a big baby boy Sunday. Mother and ba by are doing well- CongratukC tions Gus

All war mothers of the county

wb.wish fcO'be'in the paraie on 'Edw Pinnick Ju'y 4th are lequested to s?ndj rank Allen their names to the War Mothers' Kioer Ott Birdseye

Club at the Court House by JunevOtto Vo$ I St Henry

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Ismail apartmert for fämil of -f- oiuo meecs ?acn rn

iUhv aiieinot n. unAiKiviArs

WRC3 iQr Ihe-rigt t partyv- A(i Vi

üress s.wDiunT, ÄparrmBnuxo z, 1910 S. Third St , Louisville, Ky. fIfease give references. ' -

89.

hsr nome in Ft. Branch Thurs-

'Stat? Qhio,Oity of'TpJerfo, '1:

Frank J. Cheney makes eath5 that he. )s aqnior partner ,tts $nr F. Je Oliene' & Co., doing business' in th City.aTo.edo, Comity-and State afore sailj aiid that -jiM (irLwill pa3r thefiiin

oi os it jiuNDUKD dollars ior each anp

dav. Misses Grace Jacknian and 1 ev ry case, ol , Catarrh that cannot

1 .aveta Steward cfeofnnanied her 1 y lhe of 1Ia11 ? ratarrh Gllre-

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Eniil P. CalJmeyer Mo'land.

Charlie T. Hurt, Ireland Rupert Klueh Ferdinand v in Hawkins'Huntingburg

John Fleck Jasper J-sse M Kendall Birdseye x Herbert Huff, Crystal John M Stralman St An hony Jas R Morga Hillham

ho Elmer D FinRe Hjhand

Albert J Hasenour St Anthony

few days

Ha a G'jod Opinion of ' ChAttfafttfbltfs TebietP. "Chamb rlain's Tablets aro a wonder. ' lribver 601(1 any tliini? that beat them;'1 writes J . B. Pressey, 5Jih,nojujjICy "nTin" rrTmCleH" ntti" m liUestion or constipation jiv thoin a trial.

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Conrad Kalb Keilerville

mv urosence. this 6th dav of December.. Eow L Gardner Jasper

4. u. isüö. I Will' F Arnsman Hunting' urg e x A- : ÖLRASON, Chris w Jlarker L el, nd (Skal.) iotaky Public. tu nnrt, rinUrM-. Fall's Catarrh Cure is takn mternal- i . , rr ,? i r , j Jy,.and acts through Lie -blood on the Vvlter V elkel Irelat" d nuie:iis enrfaees of the svs'em. Win F Pi mick Crystal entYnm" nn' t i i n Alois -B -lochum St. Htury' F. J. CHENEY tSc CO., Loledo, 0. rr. o- a t-urr

Tolro l.nll'a FTiimilv Pillo fnr unnshn 1'!" i.COJCl Ob. xiuwiuuj.

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Mrs. Olive B. Lewis, of Indianaoolis, was in town Mondi y, and delivered aadress in fa or of Woman Suffrage" an'd the adoDtion of the Surfrage amendment to the U- S. Corstitutior, which already has Pres. Wilson's endorsement and ours; the "and o.irs,J is good.

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Cholera Morbus.

New Superintendent

Joh?iMfef has signed as 'ectiic Light Sapt. for the town

ana purcnasea George urameis- rhoei Hem

This is a very pairlnl and dangerous disease. In almost every neighborhood someone has died from it before medicine con Id be obtained or a phvsitian

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E'ecttic Light Spt. for the town, nrnr: again by starting an ad

The large barn of John Burger

living south of town was destroy

ed by tire last Sunday morLinr 21 wagon loads of hav had re

'cantly been placed in it and fii e

was -likely the result of spontane

ous combustion. Partly insured.

Says it Acted Like a Charm

UougUs or colds which persist at this

season usually are of an obstinate na r I 11 i . . i .

uire. ii.il rne more, reason tor using: a

reliable rem dy. Mrd. Margaret .Bmaie, Bi?h"p, Calif . writes: Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is a grand reme iy.

Suffered from a cold hut week used the

medicine and it acted like a charm."

Jos. A. Mehringer. adv.

Boys in the Ilitary Parade.

Fifty more boys from 7 to 14

years of age are wanted, to take part in the military parade July 4th Report at the Public Schoo

Building Friday June 21, at 6 45

P. -11. No more recruits will be taken after Minday the 24th.

Some of the younger and smaller members in our compares will have lo be rejected in order to have successful drilling. Parents please acknowledge the rejections considerately and see that boys with guns have nc ammunition W. F Dudine, Drill Leader Beware of the fellow who thirks adve' tising don't pay. He is narrow bet ween the eyes, and flat on top of the head and so short sighted he is apt' to make a 17 isfake and sell you shoddy stuff in order to-make much of his few unwise customers. When business is dull wise folks start

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(Okla.)

HUGHE S? CHILL TONIC Palatab'e Better than Colomel and Qninine, Contains no Arsenic, The Old Reliable Excellent General Tonic As well as a Remedy for Chills and Feve s, Malaria Fevers, Swamp Fever and Billious Fevers. Just .what yon need at this season. -Mild Laxative, Nervous Sedative, Splendid Tonic Try ib.- Don't ta' e any substitute. At Druggists, 50c and $1.00B6ttIes. PREPARED" BY HOBINSON PETTET COMPANY LOUISVILLE ' (Incorporated) KENTUCKY

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Pavs Buy

pacher's interest in the M achine" prepared fi r it. Mrs Charles Enyeart, Worjks Which Will MV, his dt Huntiogton Ind write: "During the . J J -o j summer of 1911 two of in 3' children tention row. Mr Raymond were taken Bkk wifch cholera mor! us.

edyiu the house so as to be'ninK.The Maugum

Star.

Whooping Cough. In this disease it is important that the" eolith bo kept loose aud expectoration easy, which can be done by giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, Mr?. P. II. Martin. Peru, Ind. writes, uMy two clHimh'tersjwid fböbplnK:o.ugh. I gave them Chamberlain's Cough Kerne Jy and it worked like a charm."

KepresentUs and, Make Money.

neaman, niS assistant ior sev-lued Jhamberlain's Colic and Diar

eral ye ars has been prom' ted anUhoea Remedy and it gave thein hnmcüis now the Electric Light andte,0lieLÜ .

Water Works Superintendent-

Coughs and Celjs Vanish.

'Summer col-ls" are not hard to break!

CM Court-

Has about gone out ol business

or narco'ics.

up, cougqs and hoarseness are easy to Dur.ngf tl e past 10 days there ' et lid of, if you will take Foley's Honey j has been the ollowing:

, v.mVU4.. ..... ..w7..M. warmers m iviercnancs jbanic vs

writ-., hpinori mc thrnf mwpr hnH Herman Lckert JohntenftPnag

auvthinu better." siiglitW laxative. i le ana öimon bciimiüt Judgment

for $197 00

Farmers & Merchants Bank vs

Ph Kunkel, Jos Jutzw iler and Mary A. Kunk I jud.nent for $1256 75 Marion Boiling, dependent or-

pht n 10 years old placed in Or phans Home in Piks Co.

Contains no opiates A. Mehringer.

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To the Golden West.

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Joseph Schnell Diss Suddenly.

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The simplest and best way to stop coughs is to take

1 T

snoDeyana lay

You get the curative influence of the pine balsam together with the mollifying effect of the honey, and other healing ingredients. It leaves a soothing coating on the inflamed tickling throat, raises phlegm easily and puts a quick end to hard wearing coughs. R. F. H .11, Mabc, Va., writes; "One bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar stopped a trouble some bronchial cough and irritation that had bothered mc for üftecn yeais." our dcalei sells it. Try it.

Foley's II

But every hc;:sewife should remember that the best is not aways the highest priced. Experience has taught me that you can't always judge quality by the cost sign. That is particularly true of baking powder. Baking- powder quality can be determined only by bake day results. The baking powder that Scwes you best regardless of what you pay is the best to buy and use. I have made a close study, and careful investigation of baking powder, because 'it' is unquestionably one of the most important of baking materials. It effects all ingredients employed with it; No woman, no matter how careful her selection of, flour, sugar, eggs, etc?, can' employ the limits of baking Economy if she uses X poorly rnade, wasteful baking powder.

Merit, 'riot "money, is the only safe basis upon which to estimate the worth of a baking powder. Fortunately the housewife no longer has to conduct costly experiments of her own to determine just which particular brand is the most efficient and economical. Experts like myself, make a business of testing baking powders and accurate!' arriving; at their actual value. We make no mistakes in our decisions as our experiments are made along strictly scientific lines. Millions of women are now profiting by the aid offered by domestic scientists. I know this tobe true as choice is now centered on the brand of baking powder that I and other domestic scientists have found superior through both chemical and oven tests. It is becoming more popular every day. Its tremendous sales increase was not influenced in the least by cost. It is a moderate priced baking powder. Costs considerably less than some other brands. Still it is preferred by women who could and would pay more were it possible to secure the desired quality. They don't buy this brand of baking powder because of a saving of cbst' but because of its demonstrated superiority. To them it means the greatest quality value the greatest purity and greatest certainty of results that can be had at any price. Decidedly the best, not because of moderate price, but because of its unimprovable merit In justice to those who read this article that they may share in the savings and baking success assured by the biggest selling and recognized superior baking powder it is no more than fair that I give publicity to the brarrd preferred alike by experts and America's millions of housewives Calumet Baking Powder.

Sold by Jos. Ä. Mehriner

Orville Elliot, Malcolm Neu-

iscViaeffer, Ciarpnce Schneider, ! Si?as Buecr lein,, Emory Masters

VVA.N I biDA siu stantial man and George , Doane. allf abp-jt ttfiteprs-en usin thrcorrfrh unity, j eighteen" years old, leTf iasfj 'SunMust be favorablv known and ; dav mornine- for the Kansas har

have jlq;viier Jfc Trli is -an Iä- I veät fields.-Thy cläim they arel JsePh Schnell, miller and vestment proposition of unqus- to be paid 50c per hour and board inignly respected citizDn of ri t-. : -u purt iSp.hnpllvillfB HipH sf hie; linmo of

IIVJIKIU Iii Gl IL f t C X lu lUOll' CVCIj ' C 11 VJ CApcCL lA Cli XI ill- JL HIT J v-- ü, i ) Iii cooperation and close sales for ; bovs will learn later tha when!seven oclock Tuesday mo rni nor liliJ

local man Address SECURITIES they get i dollar they will hsve !wlth heart trouble assigned as The Borxe Telephone Co

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' NOTE. Mbs Cosiello is already toell known to most of the ladies of our city. She is of the Domestic Science Branch of the University of Chicago, a graduate of Lewis Institute, Supervisor ' of Domestic Science in Public Schools, Special Lecturer on Domestic Arts and Economy, Special Lecturer to the Women's Clubs. We are publishing a scries of her most important articles,

CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years

Always bears the 'Signature of

the beys good luck and lots money. 4

0f this earth Aged 50 years, 11

1 months ana 11 days, he loaves a wife and 7 children, two sons.

Danger of Constipation. land five daughters, besides two

Neglected constipation may cause piles brothers, Peter Schnell of John-

uUer&tion of the bowels, nppeadici is, burg and J. H. Schnell of Birds

nervons prostration, pnnm'sisr. non t.öQ r . .

IV lilt lODUtlVllt f i. ILUU'Ut . Ull'I Ca hart c Tablets?. Do thoij work snrely, easily, gently, without iniriry to stomaeh or intestinal lining. Contain nu h ibitfonniuc ilruirs. i-inej!or fat folks. Joe. A. M eh linger. adv.

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cards for J50c.lv nie r

Beud Doane, Jaapr, lud.

his demise Deceased was a wei known miiler and business man, and enjoyed the esteem of . all who knew him. His funeral took plaee at Schnellville Thursday. Do It Kow" Subscribe for the Jaspi r kSmt. v JDiUUk tor

morrow what you can dp today, 4

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the Home 'phon3.

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The man who waits to see what the other fellow is going to do generally

waits too long.

The Ben Ed Doane Printonum, Jasper Inö.