Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 63, Number 31, Jasper, Dubois County, 24 December 1920 — Page 7

A CLEAR SIGN Women do not havo to patronize, the beauty parlor for if their ekin b disfigured trith pimplea and

blotches, and their blood is in disorder theyshould obtain at the drug store . that wonderfjul blood tonio and alterative of Dr. Pie reo 'a which ho laced beore too public over 50 years ago. Sinco that time many thousands of men and women have testified to it3 wonderful blood cleansing effect. This 13 what ono woman says: Elkhart, Ind. "When I was a girl I Buffered greatly. I became weak ana nervous, in fact, all run-down in health. I also had a breakingen t nil nvor m rr VW M.A.MJ iWl body. I could not get any thincr to t do me any good K uniu raomer ue- v;.: Doctor Piercfi'H V?YAc Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. They proved to be just what I needed as I have never had any more womanly trouble, and was also cured of the breaking-out on my body. Mbs. Geo. Flenneb, 107 Coruna St. FRECKLES S POSmvtLV REMOVED br IV, Bmyn Bi lutmot lour drorink f bi . r book. Dr. C. M. Vjrr Co.. 2975 Mtchlgjn Avnu, Chita; ht'NNY "KV JIK.MCO. Population ami property values Increasing. Any part 2.S0C acres. 20c per acre. EDWARD C. IIALU S39 Guarantee Iiulldln;?, Atlantic City, J Time to Call a Halt. The monthly assizes were In progress at the mining camp of Howling Wolf, and the courthouse was crowded with a motley throng, who took a deep, If somewhat noisy, interest In all the proceedings. The uproar got worse and worse, and nt Inst the judge could bear It no longer. An Imposing figure, he arose to his feet and bellowed out: "Gentlemen, and also prisoners, I must insist on order In the courthouse. Here I've tried four cases already and haven't been able to hear a single word of the evidence Important to Mothers Examine carefully every bottle of CASTOIHA, that famous old remedy for Infants and children, and see that it Bears the Signature of. In Use for Over 30 Years. Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria New Illuminator for Microscope. Prof. Alexander Silverman has Invented a new illuminator for the ralcroscoiH, whose special advantage is that It gives a very strong light upon the object examined, so that opaque and translucent bodies can be as readily 4 studied as transparent ones. The top of the object or the side can bo seen with all the variations of its surface. It Is particularly valuable In testing samples of metal since It shows the presence of blow holes and pits and much detail not hitherto visible. It Is likewise useful to textile experts since' it shows the threads of n fabric from every angle and is also much appreciated by bacteriologists. The Evidence in the Cse. "What a funny dog!" "I daresay what makes you think that Is his waggish tall." e Yiffi5! Bright eyes, a dear skin and a bedy full of youth and health may be yours if you will keep your system Id order by regularly taking GOLD MEDAL 21 Th world's standard remedy for kidney, tirer, bUdder and uric acid troubles, the. nemiet of life nnd looks. In use inco 163Ö. All druggists, three sues. Lk for th n&m Cold Medal on ry box -ad accept do imitation Cuticura Soap Complexions Are Healthy Sop 25c. Oiatatat 25 and 50c, Talcum 25c W. N. U.. Indianapolis. No 51-1920.

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Feathered Family Used to Embellish Milady's Wardrobe. Decoration Extends From Dainty Bed. room Slippers to Chic Chapeau and the Handbag. The scaly dragons and the finny cieatures of the deep that have embellished feminine wardrobes for the past months have been assailed by birds. The fashion world, writes a New York correspondent, Is all agog over the war between the cold bloods and the warm bloods. The newer houses say that boa constrictors or cobras have gleamed upon the folds of raiment quite long enough, and that the day has come when a more delicate art should be employed. The bird nnd Its feathers have been chosen as the medium for this "more delicate art," and feminine wearing apparel, from bedroom slippers to chic chapeau, Is much befeathered. Neither Is it a case of birds of a feather Hock together, for designers are using everything from the red rooster's tall feathers to the Huffy down of a swan's breast. Little birds are in a position to tattle more than ever before. They have a better chance than the mouse in the corner ever dreamed of. To summarize the things of which they may speak as those having authority, and beginning with tin? most lowly, let us mention shoes and slippers. The winged sandal that flew across from Paris last spring has not lasted. Ihit It did give Inspiration to the use of fluffy ostrich tips as pompons, or gay colored feathers applied upon ribbons and leather as straps for shoes. One house Is showing a pair of turquoise blue satin brocaded evening pumps with a huge swirl of opal-hued feathers at the toe. The pompon is caught by a jeweled buckle. Gold or silver cloth slippers use feathers of purest white or a shade dyed to match the hose and gown. , because of the wide vogue for dark evening gowns of taupe or brown, many feather pompons are of burnt orange or copper shades. For afternoon wear there are slippers of dark fabrics and leathers banded at the instep with edgings of little overlapping colored 'feathers. The same vogue Is found in bedroom mules and slippers. Matching feathers are found upon the negligees that go with the slippers. Thus, one house shows a set in colors or rose and silver. The mules are of silver THE WINTER GIRL'S OUTFIT .Äff' ';: fcv. This is a charming combination set of turban, muff and scarf. The Russian turban carries an Egyptian ornament set ' Ith varicolored stones. The muff Is aJrrned with ruching of boxplaited cc 1 duvctyn and the scarf Is faced wit!, the same material. Tulle Scarfs Dainty Neck Piece Twisted Arounc Bare Throat Adds to Jauntiness of the Evening Costume. The gauzy tulle scarfs, twisted around the bare throat with evening gowns, promise to be Just as popular this season as they were last, and there Is no prettier fashion. The airy tulle scarf Is exceedingly becoming. It adds a bit of extra formality to the costume. And light as It is. It protects the bare throat and neck from draughts. Many of these tulle scarfs are observed at the theater and one sees them also with dinner nnd dance frocks. Uright green tulle and deep blue tulle look well with black evening gowns nnd give a certain dash to the whole costume. Gray tulle is exquisite with gray frocks and taupe tulle looks well with a costume of the same shade. Lovely Indeed are white tulle scarfs with white evening frocks. Tulle Is used for sashes, too, and Handkerchiefs as Gifts. Hand-made handkerchiefs make a valuable gift. These can be made from remnants of linen. Men's handkerchiefs are about eighteen Inches square and women's any size from ten to thirteen inches. Handkerchiefs for men should be of white linen nnd can be embroidered with an Initial nnd colored threads set In. Those for women are any shade desired, such ai green and lavender. The handkerrWf c:n be varied by embroidering different patterns Into each one.

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MONKEY FUR TRIMMED WRAP .i-'w Tr ifft JkJrN'- ; Western NwiPiiptr Black monkey fur attractively trims this wrap of brilliant flowered taffeta, especially designed for the opera season. cloth and feather rosettes of rose ostrich. The negligee Is of rose brocaded with satin ,trimmed at neck and sleeves with bandings of gray marabou. , A boudoir pillow of rose satin topped by a peacock design embroidered in silver gray feathers completes the costume. Hird pillows are a foible of the hour. Per cocks, plain "garden variety" hens, gorgeous , exotic parakeets, or birds of paradlso are embroidered upon the pillows in lifelike colors. Evening gowns bear little tufts of feathers dyed according to the color scheme of some feathered creature. These tufts are pined at shoulder, corsage, or catch a drapery of the skirt. Fans and head dresses match the gowns. Tufted feather pieces for the coiffure are taking the place of gems and rose garlands that have been used so long. Aside from depicting a bird, tiny colored feathers are being used to outline designs of flowers and fruits. Feather handbags are helping put the winged Idea across In the realm I of street wear. Tiny curled feathers over a body of stiff fabric are attached to r. celluloid or metal top. Sometimes little chenille or silk flowers nestle among the overlapping feathers. As for the hot realm, the 'blrd on the hat" is very much In evidence. Although the feather craze has been noted for several seasons. It is only , recently that milliner? have Ieen us ing the entire bird. Parrots and diminutive peacocks led the flighty procession. No Radical Style Changes. One of the outstanding features of styles developed for winter Is the uniform wearabillty of the garments produced. No bizarre novelties have been Introduced to make apparel left over from last season hopelessly out-of-date. The strong points of this season's styles are the very Interesting collection of trimming worked out and the novel nnd beautiful color and fabric combinations. in Fashion some of the Paris dance frocks havo huge sashes of tulle In contrasting color. The full width of the tulle Is used, crushed around the waist to form a close sasli or girdle and then pulled out in the big fluffy loops and streamers of the sash. One couturier has let the wide tulle streamers trail in a short train, edging the lengths of tulle with very narrow fur banding. HOUSEHOLD HINTS Add salt to the first water you wash spinach In and it will not require so many washings as are usually required. Smoky mica In the stove doors' may be made to look like new by washing it with a cloth dipped In cider vinegar. This can be done when the stove Is very hot. Have a plumber fit a faucet In your wash boiler at ono end. The water can be drawn off while on the stove and the clothes then easily removed. If your kitchen table !s too low buy four door stops and screw them to the bottom of the table legs. Black and Rust Colors. Hlack Is much In vogue for hats, and also rust color In several tones. Pendant trimmings remain the preferred ones, placed on one side, usually over the right .ar. Leather-Trimmed Sweaters. Leather-trimmed sweaters are out of the ordinary. Leather is usm! to trim sweaters of fiber silk.

AUSTRIA INTO LEAGU Assembly Elects Country to Mem bership in Pact Without Opposition. 35 BALLOTS IN ITS FAVOR 'White Slave" Resolutions Were Unanimously Adopted Mdlle. Forthammer First Woman to Address the Body. Geneva, Dec. 17. Austria was elected a member of the League of Nations by the assembly of the league. The election of Austria was without opposition. Thirty-five votes were cast In favor of her admission. Two members were absent and four abstained from voting. He'gium, ISrazil, Spain and China were chosen as the four elective members of the council of the League of Nations by the assembly of the league. The first three nations named had held places In the council by appointment under the original covenant. China takes the place of G reece, the fourth member originally named. The ballot for the fourth member resulted In China receiving 21 votes, which elected her. Sweden received five votes, Houmania six, Czecho-Slo-vakia two and Portugal, Switzerland, Serbia and Greece one vote each. When the "white slave" resolutions came to a vote they were unanimously adopted by the assembly. The propositions regarding this traffic are that the countries which adhered to the International convention of 1904 be Invited to send delegates to another international conference to be held before the next assembly. The discussion of this question brought to the platform for the first time one of the women substitute delegates Mdlle. Ilenni Forthammer of Denmark. She was received with warm applause. Mdlle. Forthammer made a strong appeal for prompt action in behalf of the women who had been deported during the war and since its conclusion. She urged the assembly to send investigators to Asia Minor and appealed to the delegates individually to prevail upon their several governments to strengthen their legislation to suppress the traffic In women. She spoke in excellent English and was enthusiastically applauded, especially when she pleaded for the 20,000 Armenian women still In captivity. Proposal that the League of Nations assume the duties which heretofore have devolved upon Holland under the international opium convention regulating traffic In the drug was taken up by the assembly at the morning's session and the report of committee Investigating the subject adopted. Under the opium convention signed in 1012, the United States being among the signatories, various duties devolved upon the Dutch government. The report mentioned the difficulty resulting from the absence of the United States and Germany from the league, and suggested that If these governments could not forward their data to the league they might continue to communicate with Holland on the subject. Dr. Wellington Koo of the Chinese delegation reviewed the efforts made by China during more than a century to suppress the opium habit. He recognized, he said, the great debt of gratitude China owed the United States for America's aid In this work. URGE AMNESTY ON WILSON World War Veterans Call at White House to Aid Prisoners Held for Espionage. Washington, Dec. 17. A committee from the World War Veterans headquarters at St. Paul, Minn., called at the White House and on Attorney General Palmer and presented resolutions adopted by the organization last summer urging an amnesty proclamation for all prisoners stiK in custody for violation of the espionage act. Can Calvin, national chairman of the veterans, headed the committee. 2,479 YANK BODIES ARRIVE Largest Shipment of American War Dead Reaches New York on Transport Wheaton. New York, Dec. 17. The largest shipment of American war dead to be returned on one ship 2,479 bodies arrived here on the army transport Wheaton from" Bordeaux and St. Nazalre. From the mast of the funeral ship the flag for which her silent passengers fought hung at half-mast. Other harbor craft dipped their colors as the transport moved Into her pier. German Envoy Arrives In Brazil. Itio Janeiro, Dec. 10. -Diplomatic relations between Germany and Prazil, which were broken off In April, 1917. were resumed when George Alfred Plehn, German minister to Brazil, arrived here. Two Die In Hotel Fire. Hamilton. Tex., Dec. 10. Two persons we:e burned to death and heavy property damage resulted from a fire which destroyed n hotel here. The dead are W. W. Trimble and Robert NichoK

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