Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 62, Number 6, Jasper, Dubois County, 18 July 1919 — Page 3

Lift off Corns! Doesn't hurt a bit and.Frecxono costs only a few cents.

your lingers: iuu can iirt oiz trjt t -r l corn, soft corn, or corn beta !' t'"es. an'l "0 hard skin callus fr :n bottom of feet. I.; y bottle of "Freezone costs itt a; 1 ,lru? ,,,rf; I I ' a few är J- , "' n'm "r '"alius. IntTi.i.'' ' """I" hurt In?. tli!i shortly reu I.:: ' ' lll"'fvl,n" corn or call u n'M " r,'"f ,,n'' without Tif hit of j;i n r orrss. Truly! No l.urn-

GETS MONEY'S WORTH Terrt Haute Contractor Says, Was Well Repaid for My Small Irv vestment in Pepgen." John W. Phillips, building contract tor. 0T N. First fctreet. Terre Haute. Il1.. declares: "I

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only wih I could Impress upon everybody who la In a run-down condition how Important It is that they take I'epgen, the great tonic. For dure thsn a year I suffered with my McDiach anl nerves. I was on the verge of a complete break.1

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Vain Escape. r '' ri Ii tin i j to )ou .!l!ri''ll!i"T t' till' rili'," :i H.r eoii-e."

hortle of IVrgen and was well renn hi

for my rna'l Investment because. IV regen relieved me. I am now eating three square meals every day anl never have a sf, n of indigestion. I have gained several uiids. K verybody in Torre Haute is enthusiastic ab.. -it ivpccn. There l hardly a day that i;r local new j.ars do not contain hW account of some person who has .frn relieved by it. Most of the a-s ar remarkable. ! j ti maybe obtained at any leadIn? drug store. Adv

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Save the Babies INFANT MORTALITY is something frightful. We ran hardly realize thst of all the children born in civilized countries, twenty-two per cent, or nearly one-quarter, die before they reach one year; thirty-seven percent., or more thso De-third, before tney are five, and one-half before t:.ty are fifteen ! We do net hesitate to say that a timely cae of Castoria would ssvs many of these precious lives. Neither do we hesitate to say that many cf these infantile deaths are occasioned by the ose of narcotic preparations. Drops, tinctures and soothing syrups sold for children's complaints contain more or less opium or morphine. Tbey are, in considerable quantities, deadly poisons. In any quantity, they stupefy, retard circulation and lead to congestions, sickness, ceath. There can be no danger in the tue of Cas

toria if it bears the signature of Cbau. II. letcher p as it contains no opiates er carcotica cf any kind. SpT s .i' " Genuine Castoris always bears the Signatare of wtfO S-CCCu4

BAD BREATH Often Caused by Acid-Stomach

Hew raa inyon. eitb a war, (tear nrifh, h u eomtant! bel'tain. baa "um and ufer from mdiceetlcn hawe aarhlnc "' a bad breath? A.i cf lhaa Kvsub .lieordera mean j net est thlr.e im-Momarh. EATON 1C ! won!rfal nw atomar Ik r -ri.dr In plajar.t tu'lr.f blt form that y t Ilk a bit of ran-lr. brine qalrk .if from tb atorrach mria EATON-I'-w..tna lb breath bt tt miiiN lb lomirh a . root and roir.(.nM. Try It 'or that naatr tat. ronaatd thron nd "baa'lr flin" after o rnvrh amoktn. If n!ect-t. Arld-MoaBaM-h mar raoaa r a lot of varloaa troabi It 11 to rrT,gMH hradarkaa. Icwmtili. mrlancholla, rtivumttiam, cittr. hrart iraublr, ulrar aa4 cancer of the i-rr.ach It rnakea It million of trttma weak and mtxrabie. Ilatlen. larktn la e-.rr 11 t.r"l out. It ften brlna-a about rhronlr Inra'.H'.a-n. prmatar oi l ace. a aburtenlnv of on'a da) a Too .! tb help that EAlOMC ca e TW If yon ar not f!lr. a atronc as 1 11 a you ihoold TU UI be aarprtaed ta ao bor muck bttrr yon III feel .'net aa aaoa a y becla takln thl wondn'al torr.arh rmJ). et a b f it rent bom from your druccial to'lay. He 111 return yar money If yoa are not aatlaf.ed.

'ATONIC

I (JrOR TOUR ACSTÖalAC

Don't Suffer With Piles Horton' Eu-a Ointment, which contAine Euoalyptol. !ee immedUte relief from ItchttiK. lnflrned. blind. Neevürf- or rrotrudlne I let. It ootr-.ei and he'. the af?ted pArta, rellevfi pn. and reduce i-.flAmmAtlon. Scll ly a'l (Irucarlsta, or trrlta to United rharmAr-Al Proiucts Co . Krio, Inrl.. for free iAmp'.e

Apprcprute. '" This If," :it.l !!) Mi!it- hain't' i!.ih'r. lifliiii: a taii'ly t- frm Mm cotrntt-r. ry (Mipulitr thi ?-ii-n . It i calif! tin- 'Sl.-n i t'h I b-l j 1 1 1 . Im! :mi 1 1 I I iiiiiii!" rri-I. "Why ,i ..ii all ir J hat?" "We'll. " M-.-." he t'IiHllll. "it i" jellow and it run.' St my Sfrrif.

FRECKLES Kew Is ts TiaM U Ca U af TVctt Ujly Spats

There ao l(er the lftteat need af fee!ta( aaoied of your freckle, aa Oiblne -doulla ttraiik 1 c-iartatee-d to rraaae tbeae boaie'y pnte. Sloiply et a -ocare af Otklae -d'wb'a 'reatb froaa jer drvf'.t. aad apply a little af It aifht and morelac d ynta ebouid anoa the t area tba eronit frerklr baee berua appear, while the llfhrer oaea b eaaiabed ea tlrely. It la aeldai tfcat nor tka aae ouare 1 aeeded to rvnptetely clear the kla aad (la beanr'ful clear reaipieiloa Be our ta aek fr tb d-ibla atreatb Otbla. ( tkl 1 oold nader fuenatee of naee back If It fi: ? reiaor f rer:ea. Ad.

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His Eye on the Ball. "And. Arthur," said the sweet jounj; thins f.o7.1iiic a thm' f"Ht jutt. "f, lnr, came from the yoiin? man. "After tlii"' ?:inie you aire coin; to j :iW ti f :i tin r. are yu not. of mir encasement ?" "Vt?. dear; an'l. tclive m I'm tr-'iiii to r ineniJxr my came of yolf anl be eictf'linsly iir-fiil of my appr'; h." Yorker S!atci.ian.

Children's handkerchiefs often look bojeless when they come to the lsundry. Wa.h with phI soap, rinse in water blued with lied Cross Hall I'lue.

Loyal to the Last So Ciicr was runnln" me dorn an" ye "itiMMl up for me?" Oi ditl. Oi sez to him. 'Caey,' sir.

' iM. ye re n eoward. an je work hnrd :in' pay r dihtf. :iti" ye dn"t cet ' drunk nn" ! : k jcr woifo. but in other ' rr-ject f'r- no tetter than Iol.m !' "

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Don't For.et Cuticura Talcum

I When sddln? to your toilet requisites. An exquisitely scrnted face, skin, baby ' and dustln? powder and rerfurne, ren-

derinR other perfumes superfluous. You may rely on It because odc of the Cutlcnra Trio (S.nj. Ointment and Talcum). ."c each every where. Adv.

W. N. U, Indianapolis, No. 2S-1919.

OLD " AGE STARTS Will YOUR KIDNEYS

Kadium will nver make a sod suhÜtute for the ?old brick.

Menee say ttat sr berns with ieiied kidneys snd dicettive orfsas. Thiej Ttinf true it I eaay to believe tat by keepinr the kidneys and canesorajaus rleanaed and in propr work'"C order Id at eaa b deferred and prolor.ced far beyond that enjoyed 7 tne areraf e (eraon. Tor over 2fX years COLD MEDAL lutrlera Oil hat been relieviuf. the weakneaes snd dissbüity due to aisnerC years. It i. a sUndsrd old-tu.e fTn reme n4 needs no introductioa JrOLI M EL)AI Haarlera Oil is locloeed a odrleA tastelens capn!e contain ?f ai-Atit .5 drops eaH. Take them as Jos wovM a pilL wltk a swallow ( vUr.e 3t col Oaalattj Ut kidacy

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014 afe. rew me ana Pirerjin larreaaoj as ytu continue the treatment When completely mtord continue takine a capenle or two each day. OLI MED-

AIj Ilairlem 111 apuie wm seep jow in health and vifor and prevent a return cf the disease. Do not wait until oil age or disease keve settled down for food. At the first in tfaat your kidneys sre not working properly. to ynr druggiat snd get a box of ÜOM) UKDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. Monev refunded if they do aot help yoa. Three sises. Bat remain her t sk for the original Imported GOLD UHDAL brand, la sealed pack

DAINTY FUR WRAPS .

Ermine and Coney the Popular i FROCK FOR THE YOUNG MlSSj

Summer Fashion.'

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Every Ounce cf Weight Has Been Eliminated by the Manufacturers in the Seasonable Apparel. Alut this season tin pay little ermine bejfitiH to change his snowwhite coat fur a darker rie that will exactly match the hare rockt upon which he disjK.rts. For him spotless white ermine is nut of fashion temporarily; but if Is ermine all the year round tin whitest ,f white ermine for Iame Tashinn! She cares little for the brownish hue of summer ermim the color that the little animal relects to mntch his rock back ground and most .f the dainty little wraps for Kummer wear have narrow facinjrs of ermine at the neck line. A few of them are all ermine ; but these, of course, arc the very evjs-nsive models. While coney is a huniM- firt cousin

of the ermine, which has nmnasred to '

obtain a place in hi-'h .!, .1 y. It Is not ulways ay to tell penuinc white ermine frmn the soft und really beautiful white coney, thoiis? tin lat'er fur is mui'h chcaj-r to buy. Sometimes ermine and dtiey are Idended In the same wrap mid usually n spriiikllntr of black ermine ta.ls Is erioiish to convey th" all-ermln sugSestion to an average olerer. And. after all. win t does it mutter, so lonir as -i wrap is really attractive and s.T.art? S'Iid worth in dollars is riot the ineMsure of merit In a summer fur :innnt as It s in a winter one; i:ra'. dalntiiie.. modi-dme are the chief reijuireiiietits f M:i(lnm Mode and fur that U t'isl enough tf pas muster and not sut:ire.t uctnal chenpnes. Tin- Paris freiiry for short sles ves, whii h i actually such an obession Jut now that in Pari n lone sleeve Is conspicuous, has brought the fjuestioii of utiuner fur wraps int. fresh Interest. ITven n chlfTn sleeve is waritu r than no sleeve at all. Very comfortnhle. nf uch times, to niddle into a fur wrap, even thouzh thi .'ate he mid-July : but th fur wrap !iiut be fcather-llirht find not burdenoot'.o to carry hImhh. The v rap builders have seen to tili: the little fur t rlH-es ami capelets for summer time are the daintiest affairs iniasinable. The beautifully dressed skins, soft an'l supple as silk, are lined with chiffon or with silk mouseline. or very soft, lichtwelpht satin, and summer fur wraps dispense with quantities of danellna: tails and animal heads or In fact anything that could ndd an e tra oum-e of weight. When not actually in use they must

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fur wrap on a warm day would be an abomination to carry about. But a little cnpelet of mole or ermine lined with shirred chiffon Is very different-

SATINE IS AGAIN IN FAVOR

At Toledo. Tlirl It doesn't stsiu fair to call Just one man the cab her! Why. ev ry player on the team catches the ball! llscort Sometimes. An what's more, mid It's fair. there's reiilly onlv one hitter on this club.

The newest thing Sri faiicn is a dress made of that old, despised fabric satine. It is really stunning, too. The color is warm yellow and the embroidery is In brown and tan. The ribbons are blue. The l.ttle hat is sheer cream lace.

Neckwear for Summer. Manufacturers of women's neckwear are buy nddins; new Idea for summer selling. Novelty waistcoat jruimpesin orjrandlc, net or lace have the major nhnre of representation. Yery narrow, dainty collars with matching cuffs, de llpned especially for wear with the oval neckline, are also regarded a promising. Fllllnc.dn 01 den In velllcs Indicate that ninny type are Included !n the current demand. Fancy combination meshes, all-over chenille dots and various new drape Yells are fa-roredü

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This charmirg outfit for the young " lady is called the -petal frcck." and is j said to be a great favorite.

Wrapped to insure its perfect condition in all climates and seasons. Sealed tight kept right. The perfect gum in the perfect package.

NOVELTIES 'i SUMMER HATS ;

Fine Straw Regarded as an Excellent Selection as It Can Be Made Over Many Times.

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If you ore coin; to have several hat this se ason, by all mean choose one that Is of rather tue straw, and hs a medium hlch crown and a medium wide brim. Buying such a bat i real hat economy, for such a chaj-eau can be used fiver and over nain fr several seasons, because a large bat i al

ways kmk1 style every inld-ammer, 1 anyway, and a conservative brim anl 1 crown make the hat. If t-comlnR In color and smartly trimmed. In good : taste any year. 1 A pretty brunette who select ed a j hat of this type four years ago is still ! wearinz it and having It admired, be- j caue It has lecn so easy to make j chic each season. Her hat was orizInally a light gray hemp with a plain j crown and brim, und was trimmed the first year with a three-inch band of black velvet around the base of the ; crown, and a gay wreath of field flower. su,-h as scarlet popple. daiies i and buttercups, on the brim. The , next year the same hat was faced with pink crepe do t hine on the under brim. , and a llnty wr-ath of blue forget-me-nots and tiny pink rose buds wa the trimming which gave If a delicate pastel effect that made It a thlnir of ; beauty to wear with an oyster-colored silk suit. The third season It wa j colored a soft leaf jn ! wi'h bat dye j (of w hich there are half a dozen cood j kinds-), the pink facing freshly pink J ened with dye alo. and the trimming conited of a l and of darker preen Telvet around the crown, which was I embroidered In course stitches with j silk In shadow lawn green, purple and ; a touch of magenta, and it received j the most compliments of all this thirl ! year. This year this clever home milliner j Is going to dye her durable hat a dark.

but rather bright blue. It will have

the s-nme pink underfneing. and the trimming will consist of a very wide dark blue satin rihton with a Roman stripe or two In pink, that will be draped loosely, sash fashion, around the brim of the hat and fringed at the ends, which will dr'p from the left side of the brim. The hat will be worn with a blue srt suit and a flesh-colored blouse.

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APPLIQUE IS EVER POPUUR j Method of Applying the Decoration to j Obtain the Most Pleasing i

Results. Applirjue continue to le as opulsr and ns effeetive a method of exterior decoration as ever. There's sn Interestins new wrinkle to the latest phase of It that you will want to know ahmt. Usually the applied motifs are put on fiat; unusually they are plnchtil:ed Itito position, which plves them the altogether effective look of relief work. For Instance, there Is the morning glory. It Is cut generously large to begin with so as to allow for the pinch-tucks radiating fnnn Its center. And that very fetching Idea lnt limited to morning glories, by any means. There Is many a flower that Is more realistic for this extra bit of handwork. leaves, too. sre given more artistic prominence for a l it of tucking along their veins, and when the tucking la treated to some decorative stitching It becomes even more charming.

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The Creek Note. The (Ireek note Is strong In the embroidery on a recently Import et series of voile overtlouses.

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