Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 63, Number 28, Jasper, Dubois County, 3 December 1920 — Page 4

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WHO KILLED DAME COURTESY? Some women are prone to bewail the passing of chivalry. There no longer nre any gentlemen of the old school. they Insist. And on superficial glance this appears to be true, says St. I'nul Pioneer Press. Certainly in thta world of rush and hurry women are not deferred to In elevators and they on; forced to take their chances in boarding street cars. Hut, as much as we hate to say It, the fault In great measure attaches to some of the dear womn. They lament that there are no gentlemen, and then they demonstrate by their own deeds that not ail are ladles. Taking deference for granted ha j done much to dispel if not the deference Itself at least the outward and visible signs of It. Too few Atomen vouchsafe even so much as a nod to the men who open street car doors for them. Men are just as chivalrous as ever. Tut them to the test and they will demonstrate this. But most of them, resenting the new attitude some women have assumed, of anticipating chivalry, have learned to veil their true and better Impulses. Thank heaven, however, it is only some. all, women.

The boy scout movement teaches boys to play the game of life according to M. C. C. rules, and .If there are fairer laws than those we should like to know on what tables of stone or marble or board they are to be found. The best proof of the value of these rules is that boy scouts are easily recognizable even when they nre out of their uniforms. The discipline has got hold of them, says London Daily Telegraph. They have a frankness and a courage of bearing which distinguishes them from their fellows who have not rassed through the ranks of ordered comradeship. Above all, they have acquired that mysterious quality of handiness which enables them somehow to be on the spot when they are wanted, and to do the right thing at the right time, with cheerful briskness. The boy scout is one of the best hopes of the world. More power to their poles I There are still foul dragons which awn It their slaying.

Men who .o own confessions are letting them .nit of good jobs In organized baseball n mind us once more that not playiii;: v.juare doesn't work. No one supposes that everyone who tries something cruoked gets all that Is coming to him, hut how often do we find the best laid plans for not getting caught "going wrong? The baseball scandal slumbered for a year, but, now It Is out. it will take a lot of straightening before the sport-loving public has confidence in the game again. And the young men for they are all young men who played the gamblers' game find precious little sympathy, says Milwaukee Journal. The price for which they sold thmselves looks pretty small now.

Austria's finance minister says nhc la the poorest of the European nations. Austria Is having merely a 'ery common experience. She sowed the tvind In starting the World war and is now reaping the whirlwind. Sho began tho war a mighty empire and she sees Its end with herself dwindled to a fraction of her former fllzo and greatness.

In tho five billion's spent on luxuries by tho American people, the smokers leud with the theater-goers coming next, according to olllcial figures. The candy consumers nre lower In the line, which gle tho fulr hex the opportunity to hurl back tho favorite no cu&Ulpns against them of extravagancy

It Is hoped that holiday prices will do their dropping early.

The devil Is the tailor of the man who uses religion as 'a cloak.

1 Nobody has much respect for constantly tooted authority any more.

Did anyone ever hear of a famine that wasn't "grim" and didn't "stalk?"

The interest in baseball during the coming winter promises to be extraordinary.

Under the stimulus of lower prices the consumer Is again beginning to be one.

"True womanhood will shine," writes a poetess. Not If the jMwtler puff can prevent it I

The Trench nre predicting the collapseof Uolshevism. More power to the prophets!

Marshal Foch says he hopes to visit the United States. The hope Is entirely mutual. Having tried sovietism, a large number of Russians are now ready for somethJng else. .

I velvet toque trimmed with glycerine Is J ostrich feathers in nasturtium shade

HATS OF THE DAY Headgear Is Picturesque, but Not Decidedly Novel.

With the high price of coal there

more satisfaction In than In burning lt.

gazing upon it

The psalmist who; said in Ids haste that all men are liars proved that they are not alwaysso.

Widest Departure From Season'a Styles Is Small Model Which Su&gests Spanish Headdress. Whether It Is the hats that decide tlw type of costume to be worn or whether It Is the costume which determines the fashion of the hat i a mooted question. If it is the hats that arc the forerunners of the reason's fashions, asserts a fashion authority, then we need expect wo very striking new modes. The hats are picturesque, charming in line, and very becoming, but they are not decidedly novel. The widest departure from the season's styles is a small hat which, suggests the Spanish headdress. A representative model of this type has a comb of black velvet, high in the bak, with tiny yellow buttercups growing oveij it. Of course there is a frill of blr.ek lace mid a short lace veil in mantilla vfi feet. Drooping plumage promises to he more popular as a trimming thr.n the more erect angles. A very chic model of this type Is a black panne

sweeping olt at one side. Lace veils hold a prominent place. Fur is used in many amusing ways for trimming. Fur bows placed at unusual angles are by no means the least striking. All the toque shapes, large and small ones, will be very good for the

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n professional ball player and be hon- season. A smart example of the small

est and on the nuare or toque is made of black velvet and

embroidered with melon seeds ot cut

steel and with bits of branched red

coral. Feathers of all kinds are lavishly used, but burnt ostrich Is the favorite.

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In these Volstead' days a man may smell like a barber shop and yet not have a shave in a week.

Spinsters wTho once looked under the bed before retiring now look over flieir shoulders before registering.

Census figures are mighty uninteresting Information after you know the population of your own town. It is truly remarkable how everybody can see declining prices except the fellow with the pocketbook.

Baseball players are reviving interest in the debating society query as to whether wealth brings happiness.

lias anybody ever, been able to exhibit a radiator to prove that the telephone pole got the worst of it?

Rumors of an impending revolution In Honduras Indicate that the central American country Is back to a normal condition.

These are the days in which a man's red nose is more an indictment of his wife's cookery than of his own bibulous habits.

The difliculty In arranging a consistent drop In prices lies In the number of selfish objections to making it unanimous. "..

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If the profiteer arid not the hens that lay the dollar eggs were to get It In the neck there would be more public satisfaction1. i: France will oppose, it is said, the union of Germany and Austria. France naturally does not want its troubles next door doubled. The treasury department reports an unprecedented demand for small coins, but for the life of us we can't see what anybody can buy with them.

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Veil Drapery of Black Chantifly Lace Held In Place by a Bit of Silver Braid.

which are being used in the manufacture of imitation aigrettes. Black velvet is by far the most popular hat fabric.

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Tho wealth possessed by Indians of the United States Is said to be $900,000,000. Boor Lo doesn't seem to be as poor as hq has been pabptcd. These falling prices are Irritating to the Ingenious persons who'had bought a lot of goods and had stored them while waiting for n further rise.

About the only objection to automobile price reducing Is that It may Increase the number of car buyers who cannot afford the upkeep on a car.

Perhaps the delightful appeal of ballooning is in the thrilling uncertainty as to one's destination. In which respect it greatly resembles human life.

A Washington health expert says that apple and potato peelings are conducive to longevity. Here Is another Jolt handed to the high gost of

living

Bolshevism is tottering and landlords In some parts of the country are on the run. Again the peoples of the earth are rising to put down tyranny.

Somehow or other we cannot conjure up much respect for the argument that Kolng in for golf makes you so enthusiastic that you forget about everything else.

.SlUtlsltcs show tital in Me L'litletl States a person Is killed every X minutes by uutomoblles. It Isfalr to add that In most cases. It Is not the fault of the automobiles. .

Badlcal agitators constitute, perhnpH, less than ß per cent of British and American labor, but it must be conceded that they tu&ko -about 1)5

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favorite. Paris uses gay and novel fabrics for wraps. Among the very newest dressy suits

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rape coats is in evidence. Coutuiv, a golden brown autumn leaf which has a hint of red, rust and topaz, which resembles the stone of that ;iaiue,aiv all attractive fall shades. Fine white lawn caps are worn by babies the year through, inner linings of padded silk or soft wool being supplied for the protection of the head during the cold months. There an many models for evening wear composed of white and black velvet, and among these Is a present fancy for appliqueing figures of the black velvet to the snowy background. Winter fashions In footwear Indicate that the smartest models will be of a conservative typf-, conforming to the lines of the foot, without the exaggerated pointed or round toe of some seasons in the past.

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An American tohacco syndicate may buy control of the French tobacco monopoly, but former members of the A. E. F. are assured that that doesn't mean bringing any of that French tobacco to America.

A soldier who Jost his barrack bag In France two years ago had it restored to him lately with not a single article missinir. According to Hamlet, doomsday must be r.2ar if the world has jrrown this honest.

Shawlettes and Gcarfs. The Miawl-senrf has made for Itself a place that promises to be last

ing. As n summer garment it ha use j and smartness, and in winter itsj warmth ' commends It. Width and ! length vary in these scarfs, accord-! Ing to taste, tho wide ones hein more ' especially Intended for summer wear. I The narrow scarfs, it is found, sell bet- I

ter as winter approaches. The manufactured scarf has the home-made varieties as strong competitors. These are of line serge, or fur fabric, and are knit and crocheted. One of the knit variety was worked in plain garter stitch, the ends being finished with n deep band of large-meshed tilt crochet. A dull rose formed tin knitted part, the ends being taupe gray.

El Vizcaya, Spain's notorious bandit, is reported to have been slain. It is the contention of El Vizcaya's friends that he now has been slain often enough for the government to compromise the thin

The advanced woman Is not entirely masculinized. A girl aviator of twenty looped the loop S times, breaking the world's record for women and then stopped to powder her nose.

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Sir Oliver Lodge says that the world will last for another million years; and If he knows as much about this

world as be does about the next, welj

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After you have laushed at your landlord's stale Jokes for ahout three years and be then raises your rent, you must be very careful If you want to avoid turning Iiolshevist.

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