Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 64, Number 26, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 November 1921 — Page 8

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THE JASPER COURIER stands for the beU things in life, in the town and country homes. It advocates inrjroveme t', better roads, better scho' ls. better churches, and the gre.-ittst politi-c-il freedom and honestv in pub lij aiF:urs Tne Cou:tis has not an I d.es not hsur.re to' iss men or methods that stand in the way ot the' greatest goo J to trie greatest number Ev iry progress ive family in tne county should be a subscriber Yo'Ts is needed now. Send it in. Do it now.

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A fii::rin'n cout n:alo of black tafV!a. willi inlh'.r and piping In blue, ;;s Its waistline smocked under the inn. us ii' a blue of the same shade ;s the collar. The hat Is of black tafM:i, and blue trimmed to match the at. Printed voile makes. a summery iitle frock, and wlien It Is finished tth plaited ribbon to' match the color liij in the material Its very simlieity spells character. For the "lit et jrirl" a dainty white orpandie .laving a surplice collar edijed with .nleneieiiiie.s, which Is also used to u'iv a linish to the underskirt of net, is indeed p'.cturxpie. The skirt of t!iis pretty frock is cross hemstitched n pink. While JuMnstitchlriff is alwnvs in

.(Vue. eyelet embroidery plays n ; .limll part as n favorite triimniu, ijftrn bein useil for the entire Kar- ; ment. With white organdie ns a back- !

ground, the scarlet eyelets serve to msike a striking costume. Voile beinp particularly adaptor'" for children's dresses because of its

Fcr the Little Girls. weljrl.t and texture, is prettily developed in a mode! haviti a ihree-llonnco sk.irt,. topped with a bob,-o Jn-ket in blue tnffeta.

WINTER HATS THIS SUMMER

Autocrats of Style Decree Velvet for July and Straw for Dccember Wear.

Will women 'wear their winter bats during the approacliinj; heated season or will they wear their summer hats durimr July and August? This is the ml in (juedion of the hour in millinery circles. Certain millinery interests have sent out an edict that Women shall wear velvet, felt and duvetyn hats during July und August and that the straw hats shall o int the discard until the first snowfall. Last season the mUiiners, abetted ! the masculine numbers of the com rnunity ' who never have been able t sre why women should wear fur and velvet in the sweltering summer heat and straw in January, imposed a sensible hat regime on the women of the United States. For just one season the wom. n fr the most part wore straw a,:d net bats fn July and Ausrust. of emirse. there were a few who perslslecl in el vet b:its. with tow-bos of fur for trim tninjr. but tliey were neliible. be c.niiM'. as a matter of f;tet. the women ouldn't find the new winter hats' when they heiran to look for them alonj: about the hist of May. All they eonld find were lovely liiit weight eivation. wreathed with ll.iwers r delirately trimmetl with libt pinnies. Hut now they're hark to nil lime summer hats in winter and wilder hats in immer time.

Is Cape Passing? It seems that fashionable women are tiunin io tire of their onee-be-loved ape. 'i'lu ir new favrite coat is trait.t. almost ti.uht-rittin aeross the hips and has departed entirely from the lines of the dolman.

An Unusual Gown. An unusual and attractive gown is of eorette in a soft shade of enfe au !alt omltined with black sjtin. 'J'lu underdrt-ss made entirely separate Is of satin, while the overdress i. fashloucd of the sU-er material.

JOINT SCHOOL PLANT

Kansas Town Has Most Elaborate Affair of t::s Kind.

It Cost $225,CX)0 and Pupils Forr Geven Districts Are Transported in Motor Buses. -i Harden City, Kan. What Is described as one of the most elaborate and complete consolidated school plants In Amerlen has Just been dedicated at llolecJlnh. seven miles west of C.arden City on . the western Kansas prairie. The plant cost S22.V(.KXX Sfvrii school districts Joined to construct the single plant where the pupiN may have the advantage of a city school, including manual training, domestic science and scientific training of several varieties. , Six one-room schoiJs of the old type and a three-room school at Hob comb were abandoned In favor of the consolidated project. The pupils are transported to tne seluMl by motor bueea driven by teachers, who receive $20 a month for this extra work. The buses have a capacity of ,".() to 40 pupils each. The Ilolcomb gconsolidated school districr has- an area of 12414 square miles. The school population at present Is HTÖ. The new plant has a capacity of on grade and. high school pupils. The consolidated school group consists of seven buildings in aJl, with others to be added later, a first-class farm for instruction In practical agriculture, and a large athletic field. In li dd it inn to the main high school building and a grade school building, there Is a large garage for housing the motor busies, a cottage for the superintendent, ami a cottage for the Janitor.

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FUNERAL UNDER HUGE TREE

Crepe de Chine. Naturally crepe de chine often serves for oyrblousrs. -The mills must have been running oortni to supply tho world witb this fabrir. There is no single garment a woman wear that cannot b made of on: of the weaves of en . There are many, as you know all alike, exeept for certain routrhness of the Mirfae and thickness of the All are borrowed frm the Chine, ex-eit the kind that conies from Morocco. There are new blouses of thin erexe de chine vlilch are chosen In neutral colors In order that tbry inav be em

broidered irayly and briirhtly. These j

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neck and loops of crepe de ehine that fall over the hips to the lfem of the skirt in a cawnde effect.

Services for lllinoisan Held in Shade of Immense Hackberry He Owned for Forty Years. Assumption, III. Forty years of care for a hackberry tree that grew in his front yard provided Dr. H. V. Johnson, who died here, with one. of tbe most unique places for a funeral service that this state has ever provided. His request was that the funeral be held in the old trees shade. Hundreds of friends who gathered' at the funeral from Christian ami near-by counties found that tbe tree's immensity was not exaggerated. It rises about. i00 feet in tbe air and spreads over the entire yard in which the homestead is located. Its size has balked all efforts of friends of t lie late Doctor Johnson to measure It with exactitude. Both kites and toy balloons have been used without satisfaction. Seven years ago the tree's height was over -2." feet, and It Is said to have grown phenomenally since. Old settlers of Christian county say it is about the same age as lYoctor Johnson, who died at tbe age of seventyone. Forty years ago he acquired flu property upon which tbe tree grew, and built a home. It had already been growing then for .0 years, they said. Under the doctor's care It has hecome not only a landmark, but one of the niosf, beautiful and Immense, trees of thestate. ' DoctorJohnson was one of the pioneer physicians of central Illinois, having practiced in Christian county !." years.

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Merchant Gets Protection o . IS this the Spencer National Bank? This is Goodwin 6c Company, of Springfield, Mr. Goodwin talking, A stranger lias just offered a-check on your bank for $30 m payment for some goods. Says his name is John Doe. Has he an'account and is he eood for that amount?' By telephoning to the bank, the merchant can always protect himself from lo.ss . by worthless checks.

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WANTS TO LOSE HIS LIOPJS

Trainer Asks Court to Rid Him Animals Taken for Debt.

New Haven, Conn. Instead of having a white elephant on his hands, Felix O. Uustand, a former circus and Coney Island animal trainer, has lions, but he Insists that there Is no difference in respect to the consef nemos. Iiu-tand attached the lions and took them from Bridgeport to his tSbort Bench shore home to satisfy a claim against Mine.. Irene Castello, a per

former, who was exhibiting them. He

appeared before Judge John Booth to sivU relief through a court order, alleinc that It was costing mre to keep the animals than to lose the claim against .Mnuu Castello. as the lions were "eating their heads off." He Insisted that tley should be classed as "perishable, subject to i incrgency court orders.

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