Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 63, Number 27, Jasper, Dubois County, 26 November 1920 — Page 8

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SALTS FOR KIDNEYS

The' American rnen and tröQea ta3 puard constantly against Kidney trouble.

1 -realise we cat too much and all our food rich. Our blood Is filled with uria t aciti which the kidneja stare to filter j

out, they weaken from orerwork, become sluggish; the eliminative ti&suea clog and the result U kfdney trouble, blruMer wcakneaa and a general decline in health. When your kidneys feel like lumps of lead; your back hurts or the urino is cloudy, full of fcodimeni or you aro obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night; if you sufTcr with sick fcoadacho or dizzy, nervous 8p?.Is, acid ptom.ich. or you have rhcumai:m when

the weather is bad, get from y ;ur phnr- j

macist about four ounces of J ad haltä; take a tableapoonful in a glas3 of water before breakfast for a few days and your Judneya will then net tine. Hi 13 famous palta is made from tho acid of frrapea and lemon juice, combined with

h tin a, and has been' used for generations to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys; t to r.eutralizoHhe acids in the urine bo it , no longer is a source of irritation, thus ! nding bladder disorders. rJad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in-

jure, maKca a dciightiul enervecen.t lithia-water beverage, and belongs in every home, because nobody can make i mistake by having a good kidney flushan time. ' ASPIRIN FOR HEADACHE

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Of all the practical sifts that arcsure to please there are none noro dependable than good-looking waste baskets. There are many kinds to choose fronij, but, valued most, are those made a't home f fabrics, as cretonne, sateon, tapestry, satin, colored oilcloth and other things. Foundations of heavy cardboard or light wood are covered with these materials. Two attractive baskets are shown In the picture above, one of tapestry and satin and one i heavy sateen. The latter Is provided with a handle of TiIded.cord for hanging.

For spring fever the favorite timetried and fire-tested remedy Is a fishing polo and a- can of.'.balf.

Inait on "Haver Table t.s of Aspirin" in a ''Payer package," containing proper directions for Headache, Colds, Pain, Neuralgia, Lumbago, and Rheumatism. Name , "Uayer" means genuine Aspirin prescribed by physician, for nineteen ytui. Handy tin btixcs of 12 tablets cost few cents. Aspirin is trade mark of Uayer Manufacture of Voaoaceticacidestcr cf Salicylicacid. IF HI IS TUH6 GRAUSE. SAGE TEA

Jlerc'g Grandmother's Recipe to jj Darken and Beautify Faded Hair.

PUT CREAM IN NOSE AND STOP CATARRH

Tells llc. v To Open Clo-gcd Nostril:, oud Kitd Ilcad-Coliis.

You lY-i iu a few moment.. Y'our 1 I in l v catarrh will bo gone. i.-v i lö;::'-i n.)-tiils will o;nn. TIu? air

Lead will dear and lin ly. No more dullno huvfcing, f unfiling, - tir orvnojs; no strug-

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That beautiful, even r4iado of dark, Klossy hair can only bo had by brewing a mixture of Sago Tea and Sulphur. Your hair 13 your charm. It makes or mars tho face. When !t fades, turns gray or streaked, Just nn application or two of Rape nnd Sulphur enhances its appearance a hundredfold.

Don't bother to rrenaro tho mix- n.-.d i.t C ttie .i;eii. intlame! mucoue

turo; you can get this famous old .;.. ,r.o, and relief come Instantly, reclpo Improved by tho addition of it ;N :,Jisi uhat ?verv cold and catarrh other Ingredient at n umall cost, all Don't Btnv btulTel-ur

Sage nnd Sulphur Compound. This can ( always bo depended upon to brlrr oack tho natural color and luvtro of your hair. Kverybody use 'WyethV Fapo and Sulphur Compound now because It darkens bo naturally and evenly that nobody can t All It has been applied. You simply dampen a spongo or poft brtish with it and draw thta throußh the hair, taking ono small Strand at a j time: by morning tho gray hair has fllsappeared, and after another appll- ' cation It becomes beautifully dark and appears trlossy nnd lustrous. Thls redy-to-uso preparation Is c delightful toilet requisite for thoso who desire dark hair and a youthful appearance. It Is not Intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of disease.

Fey, ITCHING Si IS QUICKLY SOOTHED WITH IffSllLPH"

OLD-TIME COLD CURE DRINK HOT-TEA!

Get a small package of ITambjirg "Hreast Tea at any pharmacy. Take n tablcMpoonful of the tea, put a cup of Innling- water upon it, xiur through a sieve and drink a teacup frill at any time during the day cf before retiring. It is tho most effective way to break n cold and ciire prip, as it opens the jHires of the skin, relieving congestion. Also loosens the bowels, thus breaking up a cold. Try It the next time you suffer from a cold or jhe grip. It is inexpensive und entirely u-gctable, therefore safe nnd harmless.

Mciüho-Sulphur, a pleasant cream, will soothe and heal skin that is irritated or broken out with eczema; that is covered with ugly rash or pimples, or is rough or dry. Noth'ig subdues fiery skin eruptions so A'hly, says a noted skin specialist. The moment thi. sulphur prepara"on is applied tho itching stops and f?tor two or three application'., the ezema is gone and the skin is delightfully clear and smooth. Sulphur is m" preetou.5 a skin remedy herauf it dcU-.uyj; the p.-irasite. tint eaue tlic bu:"!'.inv.r. ifrliiiiLT or dis- : V . ; i : r e : i t n t . M v 1 1 - S : : ! P 1 111 r a 1 .v a y s Ih m' - t r 1 . -. i .;iit up. A ,." r hi Mentho-Sulphur rr..-y '. !i ! ar.y gOv)d drug .store.

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CAPT. V. ETTER. COACH E. F. GODFREY. W. a TRAUTWEIN.

Captain W. Ettcr. W. CJ. Trautwein and Coach E. F. Godfrey, the blp three, have made football history at Wittenberg college, and incidentally placed Wittenberg to tha forefront in college athletics. For three years Wittenberg collegt has not lost a game. It is commonly considered that no more sensational playtr has appeared in Ohio, for many years than Captain Etttr, and Trautwein is seriously being discussed as a member on the All-American eleven this year. The underlying reason for Wittenberg's football regimen undoubtedly is Coacli Godfrey. Coach Godfrey is an Ohio State man and made quite a record as a player. in$ ability to chooso men, to drill them, and espe

cially to inspire them, has characterized his work. Though Wittenberg coJlege is only a comparatively small school, and therefore has not an abundance of material to choose from, Coach Godfrey has ucceded in inspiring the men that made up his squad to do, at times, the seemingly impossible. : In the recent game at Cincinnati University, Wittenberg's football squad was entirely broken up by injuries; two of the men, however, went into the game with broken ribs, and Wittenberg won the game. Wittenberg students are confidently counting 0:1 winning the Ohio Conference championship this ye:;r and for the fourth time completing the season without losing a game.

TRIBUTE TO WITTENBERG Vork Accomplished For Advancement of Race Inestimable, Says Kelfer.

General J. Warren Keifer, Ohio's distinguished citizen and former speaker of the national house of representatives, says of Wittenberg college: "I have known Wittenberg college from its origin ami its great work in educating young men and women for all their higher duties of Christian citizenship. "I knew it.; presidents, Dr. Kzra Kellar. the I'.r.st one; Dr. Sprecher, his distinguished successor, and ;ill the re at down to Dr. 1 lockert, and now to Dr. Tulloss. What a galaxy of eminent Christian educators! "What has hern accomplished by those educated at Wittenberg for the advancement of the human race is inestimable."

Roosevelt In' Wittenberg. Colonel Roosevelt when at Wittenberg in 191S, said of Wittenberg college: "For three-quarters of a century Wittenberg college has held an honorable; position among the educational institutions of the country. It has always taught high ideals an 4 the doctrine of straight Americanism. It has grown and aa it has grown it has rendered more and more fervice. Put never has Wittenberg rendered such signal service to her country a she is doing new in this great war for civilization and humanitv."

Head of Campaign to Raise Funds for Wittenberg College

The Reverend Henry C. Koehner of Manwfleld, Ohio, Is the head of the campaign among the Luthe, ran churches of Michigan, Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky for Wittenberg college. His tank consists In reaching the 100,000 Lutherans in this territory between Nov. 11 and 21 and raising nearly $1,000,000 among them of the $1. ."00.000 total which Wittenberg

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Leading Figures in Expansion Program of Wittenberg College Hon. John L. ZImineruian, LL. D knd Dean C. G. Shatzer, are two of the leading Inures in the mlllUa and a half expeislon program of Wittenberg college, Springfield, Ohio. Hon. John L. Ziumerman it nn ir nuentlal citizen of 3pringfild, a graC uate of Wittenberg college, olaM of 1S7Q, and for 25 yeifs he has teen treasurer of Wittenberg college. He HON. JOHN L. ZIMMERMAN.

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STIFF ACHING JOINTS

Fuh Soreness from joints and muscles with a small trial bottle of old St. Jacobs Liniment "Sjop "dosing" Rheumatism. T-'s pain only; not ife cnst in fifty refpirns internal treatment. Rub toothing, inetrating "St. Jncob Liniment" right un the "tender sjot.M and by tlir time you ay Jack Kobiuaon out comes th rheumatic pAin. MSt. Jacob's Lir:lmnt" i- a li.-'.rmlfss rheumatism cure whi:h never diapiK)ints And v.' x'sn't burn the skin. It take pain. Korrfies and stifTness from aehIh joint.1, inn -,vli's and L.mv: stop Limlirr up! Get a no ivm Utilt'n:" old-tirne, hua-st -St. J;in,!is Liniment" from any drug Morr, ami in a moment ytniMl lo free from pains, ao!., . and utiffness. Dun't utrerf Kub rheuinaliia away,

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A noted Cincinnati authority diacovered a new ether compound and called it fretrone and ft quarter ounce of it now can be had for a few cents at &ujt drug etore. You simply apply a few drops of thia ma,'ic fretxono upon & tender corn or painful callus and instantly .the Oftr.eA disappoars, then shortlytjou will find the corn or callus eo loose that you can lift it on with the fingers. Vmi fpl nn tain. not A particle of

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or alterwarjs, ana it aoesn i. ecair fitate the skin. Hard corns, bo ft corns or corns twern the toes, abo toughened calluiea, iust shrivel up and lift oü eo easy. It is wonderful: It worts like, a cfcarm. Try it! Women ehould keep it on their 2ressera and never let a corn acho twice

REV. HENRY C. ROEHNER. cclle'ie is aiir.in;; to ti? for its exl nn.-icn pro.-r: in. Kvverend Kcchncr i the pastor of the First Lutheran Church of .lansfield. Oh:o. the largest Protestant church in Ohio, with a membership of nearly 2fc000 adult members, with a Men's Bible Clas of over ruot and with a Sunday school enrollment of more than 1,700. Before coming to Mansfield, Keverend Hoehner was pastor of the First Lutheran Church at Grand Rapids, and one of the most influential Lutheran pastors iu the state of Michigan. Reverend Roehner was choen chairman of the church campaign for Wittenberg on account of hi rare ability, for leadership and organization, and his efforts are meeting with splendid response.

"The hope of the salvation of the 'oxi does Lot lie in revolutionary Ircr:tms and theories. The creat need is for a brother conscioiipn? ss based upon the teachings of Jesus." Dr. Tullos. in hi.s inaugural address sta president of Wittenberg College.

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DEAN C. G. SHATZER. built the Zimmerman library at Wittenberg college and has pledged himself for $25,000 to build a needed addition to th library. Dean C. G. 8hatzer is himielf & graduate of Wittenberg college &nd a graduate student of the UnlTcjtitj of Chicago. . He ii president of the geological section of the Ohio Acuderny or Science, is a. member oOtte Amoricaa Aiociation for the AdvAnccmcLt of Science, is a rncabtr a the Geological and Uaited Stattt Geological Surrey. Dan Shitiar hu keen on of tlu moving rlj-ur in getting Wittenberg's program startod. Ho has made the survey on which, the expansion program is based and he kae taken a leading part in establishing the eta-

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