Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 62, Number 18, Jasper, Dubois County, 10 October 1919 — Page 4

JASPER WEEKLY COÜRIP By BEN ED DOANE,

JASPER, UCHOI COVMTT. 1WUIAN.

Entered as econd-ciassmatttr at the ptitof&re t Jairer, lad-under tho tct of March 3, IsW

Öabacr'iouon s-1.R0 Per Year. This prei tmlel regularly to ib jbicriben onül a Jt3 n'te order to contiiaeis leceived bt ' i arrears paid Infall; unless in th, ujreüon o! the publisher a diflerent warf should be deemed advisable.

FRIDAY OCTOBER 10. 1919.

Evansvllle To See Ah

tr;;i tlm lVn n a eil !f .Vn'

VISllura w wie i - w-j . -- tinnial Exposition, Oct.jl to 24 will see crecuine air carnival

such as is usually staged only in

ine large uu Evansvillelhaa several planes t Pah mMomm O. iL

t ..i . V. eonfcs nprmission

for four planes to come here

irom uoamn rieiu, vamy

rri i 1 1 . rmmnA n onoa will

ine i'jcuiij'u cu ""tu ... be available for air rides during the expostioin by iaitors to the

ine UUIlUlUJi l" UUJl , hibits at Bosse Field are under way and will be completed within ten days. They will be overrated and trimmed to set the displays oil to the best advart-age.

Consider the Acorn; It Is a Hut With an Idea It is a nut, yet when it fi'ls from the t re t nas wrapped up in it- shjl i ;initi.-!!ub!s i evolution to u id'.y :n n-ik tree. It h . .nit, l)i i need 3 only the t.iviron.ii' of earth, warmth and in v.si'irj to accomplish it3 j o J It h a nur ru' it never produce: a string hn vine, a lemon tree or a nuclei nv: ro bush. It is a nur, b-ir it specializes on oik trees aid n r.vr i a: 3You, to . nny ba r, rut but if you Specials j. on will win. You, to. tniy b ; nut, but if you have 1 acjrr.'.-. Mine high purpose, th' sarrn rir.n resolve, no nurcnn po ve nm stofi you. CorisiJ-r fh j a: rn; it too, it is a nut. " ATie Sentiment For after all, it isn't one street nor the bu ldinßs. That an e reared beneath prosperous skies. Nor the towns with their splendid houses. That we delicht to remember and prize; For houses may fall and their wreck may strew The place with misfortune's fiown; We sha'l build anew It's the people that make a town.

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they nrc t tin superficial view, are ftinihinrntnlly not tho hest citizenBhlji. It I nt a nw r-linometion. The rc!;;n vt ruft hud Its origin nn-1 Its stronghold In the national utllii.ess to RTln and benr rather than to irlt the tenth and stop it. Our latest .transsUantlc critic. Mr. II. W. Massingtarn cf the London Nation, finds tlmt üf a people "live more on the Verv3 than on the primitive passion," Jwhlch Is to sny tlmt we Utc inure In rorface mooIs than in rimluim-ntnl convictions. To nrouw m to n s:ip of our rights nn1 vrnir jrenrrally requires a long ami hiird cnmpulKn. The present fhtfor fair prices will iceej In proportion ns the lrnllv!!nil buyer mn- It ixrsonul to Iilinlf and to his butrlu-r nnd luiVt-r uml ;i 11rtlcstlck milker.

Koturn of Italian. to Italy from thn T-'nltod States has In-cn steadily Increasing since the armistice. It Is vttlmated that more than 10,000 have been repatriated at the port of Naples alon. The status of the returning "nilprants Is apimrcntlj ono of ro perlty, their substantial atul well-inade clothing r.tnt riMtlni; strlklny with their hundlen cud homespun clothes when they loft thvir country. The wealth thy are taking buck will form a largo source of lin-ome to Italy.

CoyntfllgKii ilotes. Oflire. Vpctairg in ; ' irt House at

Jaiper. I will he ii nice all il7

Saturday ami Monday laounnk? ami ai other tiiuea when not buy in the Held". OÜice hours: b t 12 A. M. and 1 to 5 1.

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Select Seed Corn Now And store

11 Properly

One of the most important oc.j

cupations on the farm at this time and one which will pay ery farmer to attend to i3 the selection of seed corn from stalks standing in the field md thn storing it oroDeilv so that it will

dry thoroughly before cold'J

weather. If the corn is already cut then the next best time to select the seed is when rt is husked. Here are the kind of tars to choose next year before the killing; frosts have come those with medium dent, firm straight rows ane having jrcod type Thert may be wo stalks in the sank hill, one with an ear that is immature. Cnoose the one tha is mature.because the ears had the same chance to & velupe and it is a safe bet that tin mature tar will produce torn r.txt year that w'll lioen earlier than that from the immature see-1. Th.s assures anea'ly maturing corn. However maturity should never be sacrificed for Cht s'z; of ear. The stalk from which tho corn is taken .should bs strong and I'ealthy and Che rat should be carried at a convenient he'ghth on it. Experime-lal data Las proven that where the ear was extremely high on the stalk the

resulting corn from this seo i was , several days later th;jn vh-rei

the cars appeared lower L

with broken shanks uaial'y ai . eased in some wa: and sb3 uld be eliminated Proper storage ia highly important. Tfye corn may pe hung from rafters or wires across the ceiling of the granary by husks left on, or it may be stored in various ways, just so it is put indoors wbee the air circulates freely about it and no two ears touch. Wheat sewn in Dubois county

before Oct. 6th will be subject to

attacks by the Hessian My while grain sown after that date will in a large measure escape the

pest- Lxpenmenl3 conducted

oy ruraue"1 university nave shown that wheat in thesoutbern part of the state will come up after the flies have disappeared and must be free of them. - Sowi.ir wheat on the dates suggesti is the surest way to protect ; grain from the flv. Indications that the fly will present a seriou3 problem again

this year makes it imperative

that the farmer avail himself cf very opportunity to lessen the damage done by the insectMore harm is probably done to the wheat crop by the Hessian fly than by any other insect. In years when the pest is excessively abundant, hundreds of thousands- of acres of wheat tre either totally destroyed or so badly injured that the yield is reeucei from 50 to 75 peieent and the monetary loss expressed in dollars would run far up in

tne millions.

In addition to owing the grain

on fly-free dates, other measures

which are he pful are: Do every

thing possible to grow gocd

Vif; Ihis implies, good soil

..:cii i3 well fertilized, a well

prepared seed bed, good seed and a standard crop rotation, olovnr.tf under all infested wheat

stubble in summer or early fall,

killing volunther wheat by disking whil it 13 still young.

Detailed information concern

ing the Hessian fly and the flyfree datf s for Indiana may be secured by w riting this office.

11. C THOMPSON, County Agricultural Agent,

W'r.v :m li t w impoverished nations but ti h.is tM'ched vocabularies of tlntit!.

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Style

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Evansville has no desire to take trade that rightfully belongs to your home merchantlie helps make your town, he pay

taxes, he fs entitled to your trade of this there is no question BUT With the merchandising world upset by labor conditions, shortage of materials, 'due to unprecedented demand and tho world war he is hampered by his limitations You'll find email stocks are not complete while Evansville stores with nationwide buying organizations are still keeping up to usual or even surpassing previous efforts Wonderful sRowings are now ready for Centennial Style Show days things for the home, things to wear, for men, women and children everything that mankind needs! You'll find here the things that your home merchant cannot get that's why we say Shop in Evansvilkl

For months Evansville merchants have been preparing sjH jial offerings for visitors to this, "the biggest event Evansville ever planned." Combine business with pleasure and save traveling terpens js. Evansville merchants refund your fares.

Tor vkaf you carir find itv our hone stores.

EYaftfville mercKätuy vill refuivdTOur farej.

The new 1'aclflc fleet w ill equal the Atlantic fleet In strength, and Secre

tary Daniels Mys there will be barp corappntlon between them along lines

(of martaess end efficiency. When ithe fleets are respectively at New

tQrk and San Franqlsco a Junction

DUlA to effected within twa weeks vn

4 se

lbw Many Id!ers will claim to h ih i it one to leave the soil of

Ml! for tin- inilin of profiteers all reiii!iil nv nf the Im-vltahle primary .ndiil.it, ; -first enteh your profiteer."

Tlu- tilo r the v .i?o the higher the prleen. . v. li it'ti the use?

JFMJSBS FIRE IE! I

A Ticket of Admission, Value 50c, to Evansville Centenial Exposition October 14th to 24th With Ever purchase amounting to $10 Make Your trip to Evansville one of profit as we'l as pleasure. Snop at Bacon's for anything you leed in Women's Heady to wear. Men's Furnishings, Groceries, Houae furnishings and general dry goods. You'll save on everything you bjy, and if your purchases amount to $10,00 You Oct a Ticket to tho Evansrille Centenial Exposition for Nothing Tickets given only at time ol purchase. Fares refunded to out of town customers in cash at time of purchaseH. E. BACON CO.

(Hu ard Mala Street. Evansville, Indiana.

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