Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 63, Number 37, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 February 1921 — Page 6

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It ts not doing the thins we like to do, tut llkln? the thin: we have to do that make life blessed. jocthe. FOOD FOR THE FAMILY

AfiO()I vegetable dish which will Im good for the children Is Vegetables a la Mulligan. Wash one largo head of lettuce find rmk It without separating In n double boiler with nearly enough milk to cover. Cook gently until tender, then add cook celery anI peas, n cup of each or less. Season with Kalt, iepper and l)Utter and serve hot. Yorkshire Pastry. Line a deep pie plate with a rich biscuit dough rolled out not too thin. In the bottom of the lined plate put a layer of thinly sliced onions, cover with a pound of raw tender round steak and plenty of suet cut In small cubes; season well with salt and pepper, then cover with a thick layer of thinly sliced potatoes; season again, add one tea spoonful of water and cover with a crust. Make two or three openings and hake an hour and a half

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We -Spinsters krcock-our-roarried friends, but-doot-be fooled-by THAT

We'd -vsbahe-our independence -FOR A-LITTLE FURNISHED

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THE ROMANCE OF WORDS

"NEWS."

OPUL-AU etymology, which is akin to "fireside law."

states that the word "news" Is derived from the initials of the four points of the compass North. East, West and South and that the weather-vane symbol was phi cud at the top of a number of the earlier newspapers to indicate tliat they collected their information from all parts of the earth. The latter statement may be true, but the former can hardly be credited for the reason that the word "news" was used by Shakespeare; some fifty years or more before the tpubllcation of the first news-paper. A study of the equivalent word In (lerman and other langiinges will further show the fallacy of the compass-theory. The Teutonic word is Heiligkeiten and the French notivelles and it is Impossible for either one if these to be derived from the points of the compass which, in the two languages, are represented by the letters "X. O. YV. S." and "X. E. O. S." The German las neue appears to be much closer to the English "news. - but the word was really derived from the AngloSaxon niwes, as clearly Indicated by Herner's translation of Froissart, published in l.V)0, in which it is spelled "newes." ((.iyricr!it.)

In a moderate oven. Test to see If the potatoes are tender. Itemove from the oven and let stand five minutes well covered to steam mi' soften the crust. Then serve. This will make a dish sutlielently nourishing for a main dish and will be found most excellent. Potatoes au Gratin. Cook together two tablespoonfuls each of butter and flour, then when well Mended add one cupful of milk, cook, stirring until thick. Add one cupful of grated snappy cheese; when melted add a teaspoonful of lemon Juice. In this hot sauce stir two cupf ills of diced cooked potatoes and heat until hot. Put Into a greased baking dish, rover with grated cheese and oyer this a coating of buttered crumbs. ISrown In the oven and serve piping hot. Orange and Date Salad. Stuff a box of dates with one-half cupful of walnut meats chopped and mixed with one cake of pimento cheese. . Itoll in lemon or orange juice and place alternately on water cress with sections of oranges. Serve with French dressing. Stewed prunes and

celery may be used In place of the !

nuts and dates for variety. Cornish Squab Pie. Pare and slice three medium sized apples, slice one onion and one and one-half cupful s of cold lamb or mutton, put Into a saucepan and stew all together adding one-fourth of a teaspoon of allspice, a cupful of stock or gravy and one-half teaspoonful of salt. When the apples are soft, put Into a well greased baking dish and cover with a rich biscuit dough rolled out one-half inch thick. Hake In a hot oven until the crust is brown. Candle Light Salad. Place a slice of pineapple with half a banana for the candle, topped with a maraschino cherry. Serve with French dressing. . 1021. Western Newppaer Union.) o Entertaining an idea won't get you very far; you must work It. Iioston' Transcript.

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CHANCE WITH POULTRY

HEN a woman wants to earn jnoney and doesn't know how

seven times out of ten she will decide that the thing for her Is poultry; She

decides to raise chickens.

And after a while, with her money spent and more xierlence than she will know what to do with for years to come, she parts from her chickens, those that are left, and goes to some other and as far away as possible pjace. deciding to clerk In a store or wait In a lunchroom rather than ever see a Ihe chicken again. Hut women do make a success with poultry, and they are among the happiest and healthiest nd most satisfied women In America. The life outdoors with the pretty birds they raise, the feeling that they have a home of their own and are their own masters, and the genuine Interest of the work are all factors In this result. Rut the young woman who turns longingly toward chicken raising, especially at the prevailing prices for eggs and poultry, needs to stop, look and listen. If she can afford the time and

money, a two-year course In some agricultural school or college will be a fine thing. IUit she can do without this.. She can get excellent books on the subject, and If she Uoks about a little she may be able to get some practical experience on a poultry farm. One sur..mer would be a great help if so spenc. Successful raisers agree that It takes four or five acres of land and about five hundred pullets to make a start. The same experts say that It requires at least 2,000 chickens to make a good living. This means plenty of work, especially in the hatching season. With that number on a wellmanaged ten-acre lot a girl can count on a fair income. She can supplement her profits by keeping pigeons, that are also a good investment when you know how to handle them, and further by having a healthy little settlement of hares and rabbits for the market. I5y that time she can afford a flivver and begin to buy some baby bonds. (Copyright.)

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WHAT THEY MEAN

DO YOU DREAM OF GHOSTS?

THE WOODS

BY DOUGLAS MALLOCH

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SOMin'IMKS one dreams of seeing a ghost. Not a dead person appearing to him as If In life and taken by the dream consciousness as living, but a ghost such as we read about In "ereepy" stories such as furnishes -the motive power for ouija boards; dim phantoms Hitting through dreamland. Pon't be scared if you have such a dream; the mystics know all about thesti apparitions. If the phantom appears rhul in white it is fin omen that you will increase In prosperity if you are prosperous nr.w and attain prosperity if you are unprosperous. Some happiness is soon to be yours from an unexpected source. The farmer's fields will yield abundant harvests and the sailor's ship come safe to port. If the phantom Is clad in black the omen is not so favorable. In that case you must be careful of your money affairs. iiikI if you want the good things of this U' be prepared to struggle for them. Those who have dreamed of a hobgoblin or specter are advised by the oracles not to contract debts at all times good advice and not to go on a Journey for a month If the specter wears black. And speaking of spirits. Dr. T. Kadcllffe, the eminent English dream In-

Wstigator. as a result of his investigation became fully convinced of the existence in man of. a spirit. In his book he says: "Dream phenomena is utterly unintelligible unless there be in man a spirit which participates in the nature of the Creator so far as not only to be superior to time and space but also- truly creative." IladeiilTc's writings represent the extreme of one school of scientists just as the extreme of the other school is repVesented by men like Schemer, who would find the origin of a dream of hobgoblins in a case of stomachache. (CoryrUht.) O

QUITE SO Thimble There's that conceited Mrs. Pincushion. Spool Yes, she's awfully stuck .Up.

TO KACII of us comes a day like this one now and then.

A day when all the mists of old en

wrap the soul again.

Last night, a smile upon my lips, I

gave myself to rest.

Today awoke by ancient ill,, by hurts

of old, oppressed.

I know not why thee shadows come.

these shades of vain desire.

I do but know they creeping come to

sit beside the lire;

And earth is but an empty place, and

joy has Uickered out.

And faitli has fallen by the hand,

assassin hand, of doubt.

I only ask in such an hour, when such

shall come to me.

I only askNln Mich an hour that You

are there to see.

I only ask in such an hour I need but

stretch my hand And know that it shall feel the clas of You. who understand. eCopyru'it.) Copied the Clock Business.

Originating in a clock bought at the

International exhibition at Vienna in

lS7.'t. r.nd copied by a clever workman

Japan now, has nineteen factories fn

Nagova alone, producing 70 per Cent

of the clocks exported last

year. This export was valued at

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Fellow Workers. "Mr. Grabcoin, a man who says hes

a 'money digger,' would like tc see you."

"Hem! Who's he digging forr "He didn't say, but he looks poor

and I suspect he's digging for himself."

"Ha! Tell him I'm doing the same

thing and wish him on my behalf a

good morning." Birmingham Age-Herald.

Limited Facilities. "Do you find the movies education

al?"

Not any more," said the confirmed

patron.

How is that?"

I believe I have mastered all the

wiles of movie vampires and there doesn't seem to be anything else to

learn."

In New York. "Are you. meeting many people In

New York society?"

"Oh, yes." "Making-a lot of friends, I sup

pose?"

"No, so far I've been cautioned to

have nothing to do with most of the

people I've met." Louisville Courier-Journal.

A Common Trouble. "I got a letter from my husband

from Paris."

"How Is he getting on with the French people?" "He says they are very nice and polite, but they don't seem to understand their own language."

Or Wuff Hound. Owner (of noisy purp) Don't be afraid of him, old man; his bark is worse than his bite. "Sort of a hot Airdale, eh?"

OLD STUFF Wild One: I've discovered perpetual motion. His Friend: Nonsense! Wild One: Yessir! Iy wife' tongue. Yessirl My wife's tongue.

Mary Had the Hives. "Mary had a swarm of bees. And they, to save their lives. Must so wherever Mary soes 'Cause Mary had the hives."

The Truo Answer. Interviewer To what do you attribute your longevity? Old Man To the fact that I never died, principally. Boston Transcript.

Bright Coy. Jones Say, .Tenks, do you know who was the first bookkeeper? Jenks Can't Imagine, Jones. Jones Why, Eve was the first bookkeeper when she introduced the looeleaf system. New York Central Magazine.

Thoroughly Reliable. Artist I'm awfully sorry I can't pay you this mouth. Landlord But that's what you said last month. Artist You see, I k'eep my word; you can have confidence in me. London Answers.

Good Plan. Editor Does your poetry pay? Poet Well, I manage to keep the wolf from the door. Editor Ah. yes! I suppose you read it to him. London Tit-Bits.

Tuppence. Joy I think I'll marry you and end your suspense. George Suspense I can bear, hut this long engagement has been an awful expense! London Answers.

Cause for Wonder. "I'm surprised to see So-and-So appointed to the department of agriculture." "Why, he knows all about farming." "That Is what occasioned my burprise." Louisville Courier-Journal. The Result. "The woman just elected to ollice In our town declares she; Is going to bring housecleanin methods into her politics." "Good heavens! Does she Intend to nuke a clean sweep?"

Hall's Cntarrh Medicine

Those who are in a "run down" condition will notice that - Catarrh bothers them much more than when they are In pood health. This fact proves that while Catarrh la a local disease. It la preatly Influenced by constitutional conditions. HALL'S CATAimil MEDICINE Is a Tonic and Blood Purifier, and acts through the blood upon the mucous surfaces of the body, thus reducing the inflammation and restorlnsr normal renditions. All drussists. Circular free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio.

States' Debts Increase. In CI of the 4S states the revenues exceeded the expenditures for governmental costs. Including Interest on lndehtedness and outlays for permanent Improvements by $50,192,314. or Tl.G cents per capita. In the remaining 17 the revenues fell below the expenditures by $15.37S.240, or 43.8 cents per capita, and In Ave of these 17 states sufiicient revenues were not collected to meet current expenses and Interest. Taking the 4S states as a whole, the excess of revenue over expenditures was $34.S14,0CS, or 33.1 x cents per capita. These are amons the interesting facts brought out in a report entitled "Financial Statistics of States, 1M9," issued by Director Sam L. Rogers of the bureau of the census. Department of Commerce.

The use of soft coal will make laundry work heavier this winter. Red Cross Ball Blue will help to remove that grimy look. At all grocers, 5c Wouldn't Stay After That. Billy went over to play nt Arthur's house but returned so soon that his mother was surprised. "Why did you come home so soon?" she inquired. "Oh, Arthur's father said somefin' I didn't like an I corned right home." "What was It he said?" questioned mother. "He said: 'Tell that noisy kid to go home.' "

Canals of a total of more than 3,000 miles are In use In England.

Cypres and walnut, when used In contact, cause each other to rot.

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Frozen, Direct fron fishery (o you: ITerring, round, xer lb., 4Hc; large dressed, IlayfUh (fcucker), drrKl, 4Vc lrrh, round. 4e, skinned, dreMd. ready 1 fry, 0c; Pickerel, winter rnuIit, round "ic, dressed Iieadle, ic Tike, winter rsnght, 11c, dressed headless, 15c. Itcmit v.lth rÖcr or Bend for complete price list. CONSUMERS FISH CO.. Green Bay, Wis.

ItAIMVAY MAIL CLEUKS WAMKI. $13 month up. liig demand. No corre pon Jone course neecJeJ. My booklet explains what to 5tuJy. Examinations oon. Particular for 2c utamp. J. SANOEH. Proctor. Minn.

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iT.vk im!"! wiitivt jiiccjj ana iiu&. tjruciu, sonny ciCT.atc, r.uir:t k$ ,ous Krssse3. Rood water, enormous fodder crops these spell success to the tw termer and steck raiser. And remember, you can buy on city terms

m. Farm Land at 15 to 530 An Acre

liiU6 iana eqaai to tnatwmcn mrouRn man7 years nasyieidea xrom so ioqü cutneia Ii'jK of vwh3t to th aero grazing land convenient to cood

fV7n Krain larms at proportionately low prices. These lands have CS 'H'-lr. v1--7 5 every rural convenience; good schools, churches, roads, tele- 4iJ4',-vv , 'y phones, etc, close to live towns and good marktts. JÄSrt"4'" X1 If you want to get back to the farm, or to farm on alarper 'V

tito what Western Canada has to öfter you.

For illustrated 1 iterator with tnp and particular rfari!ctr redoced railwk ratea, location of land, etc., apply to DepaxtQtiDt of Imcugrm tion. Ottawa. Canada, er

;tf wf J.ILKacLacHaa,215 Tracticn-Temlsal B!d2basapc!is,Ini

Canadian Government Agent.

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WAS VICE PRESIDENT AT 36 1 MAM OF OPTIMISTIC STRAIN

John Cabell Breckenridge of Kentucky the Youngest Man Ever to Hold the High Office.

Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic candidate for vice president, was asked whether, if elected at thirtyelght, he would be the youngest vice president of the United States. He did not know, but hoped some of his friend would look the matter up. John Cabell Breckenridge was elected vice president on the Democratic ticket with James Buchanan in 1S."(J. He assumed otlice March 4, when he was thirty-six years, one month and fourteen days old. When Breckenridge completed Iiis term he was candidate for President ns representative of the slave-holding interests, but was defeated by Lincoln. The same year he was elected to the United States senate, but soon afterward joined the Confederate army. From January to April, he was secretary of war In the cabinet of Jeff Davis. He died In Lexington, Ky., May 17, 3S73.

Discriminates. Scene Little Mary taking a huge mouthful of orange. Mother (horrified) Why. Mary, don't swallow that whole. Little Mary What hole? Penn State Froth.

Millionaire Bought "Laundry" Instead of "Launch," but He Refused to Be Discouraged. Millionaires are supposed to lean towardp a philosophic pessimism, but there Is one who Is evidently a genuine optimist. He met a friend and said: "Con and see my new steam laundry." The friend was somewhat surprised. "I didn't know you went In for that sort of thing,", he said. "I don't as a rule," replied the millionaire. "I bought this (die quite by mistake.' It was the auctioneer's fault. I hadn't time to got a catalogue, and I thought he said steam launch! So I nodded, and they landed me with tt." That millionaire Is going to make that laundry pay!

The Day After. Everett, aged sir, had been left with a neighbor while mamma and papa attended an amateur theatrical. When they were alone together, the neighbor remarked: "Your mothrx certainly looked nice. She was certainly dressed up. "Yes'm," Everett responded, "he had on everything new she got for Christmas Veptlng her percolator ! Cartoons Magazine.

The Sturdy Food &iües of wheat and malted barley are combined in

Grape gMnt

as in no other prepared cereal food Its rich, nut-like flavor attracts and its nourishing Qualities are staunch. Unlike most prepared cereals. Grape Nu.ts needs no added sweetening SOLD BT GROCERS EVERYWHERE