Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 64, Number 44, Jasper, Dubois County, 10 March 1922 — Page 5

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Mail in, 7:55::15 a m and 8 p.m.' n c. a . . f. Mail out. 7:30 a.m. 5;30 p'.n, , JÄSÄ ?S?

George Traylor of Poriersvihe ney. The rooms are nicely paint

was here on business Monday.

cfJarden seeds all varieties a E. J. Kuebler.

ed and have all modern convein-

ces, Frank C Thiemanand Herman

Wibbles were circulating: in Jas

Louis P. Joseph ard vrife visit per Monday whooping things up

ed in Hunting burg last Sunday

afternoon, - Miss Florence Fry e was at Owensvillc Friday and Saturday to attend the tourney. Troop 1 Boy Scout took a hike to Gutzweiler's cave Sunday and praciticed signaling. : William Herr was a. Owensville Saturday attending the tour ney, .. - . Jos Rohlrhan moved in his new residence on VV. 6th St . last week, ' v Will Hoffman is constructing a new brick residence on W 9th at. PrCanned and dried fruitp. Fish and veatalles etc at E J Kuebler'd grocery. i John Stenftenagel was in East St. Louis last Friday and Satur day to t ttend the funeral of his brother, Joseph. i Excellent Ueraedy ' for Constipation. It would.be hard to find a better remedy for constipation than Chamberlain's Tablets. They are easy to take and mild and gentle in effect. Give them a trial when you have need.

in the interest of Franks candid'

acy for Sheriff. Dear Rose, hear the instruction of thy father and forsake not th law3 of thy mother, f r fooli despise wisdom ana instr uction If sinners tempt you turrnou away.

Q een Quality Slippers for

nice 'Wear and better service, at E. J Knebler.

Ralph Sturm, son of Dr. E A. Sturm, has erected a wireless telephone receiver. He receives messages tnd grand operas of Chicago- Thi wind ss as erected by by him wkhout aid o, any el ctrican His aerial is 59 feet long. Agents Can obtain exclusive territory lor the sale of Dr. Hoff man's Red Drops. Apply at once Dr. Hoffman Medicine Man'fy., St. Louis, Mo.

Chamberlain's Cough. Remedy

Nothing So Good for a Cough or Cold.

"Everyone who has used Chamber

Iain's-Couch Remedy speaks well of

it," writes Edward P. Miller, Abbotstown, Pa. People who once use this preparation are seldom satisfied with any other. It is excellent to allay a cough or break up a cold. ' The Jasper College received their radio phone and now .re ready to receive operas of different cities. F.ther Bernard is taking great interest in this and i9 try;ng to increase the interest of others. Joseph Stenftenagel, 59 years old, died at h's home in East St Louie la?t Wednesday a. m He was buried Satuiday morning at 9 o'clock. Joseph was born and raised in this township but moved to Pr nceton some 10 yea s ago, and to East St. Louis about 2 years ago- He leaves his widow and 2 children, a boy and girl grown, to mourn his death FOR OVER FORTY YEARS HALL's CATARRH MEDICINE has been used successfully in the treatment of Catarrh. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE consists of an Ointment which Quickly Relieves by local application, and the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces, thus reducing the inflammation.

Sold by all druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.

Hew Peace Dollars The banks of Jasper ha e no

on hand the nw peace dtllars

IThey are handsomely arranged

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"I use Chamberlain's Stomach and J ney are similar loourotner aoi Liver Tablets for indigestion and find WW. " Thev have an eagle on One they suit my., case better than any side with the word, "peace," bedyspepsia remedy I have ever tried low- Thy can b exchanged for and I have used many different medi- other dollars

eines. 1 am nearly lilty-one years of

aia ana nave sunered a creat deal

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from indigestion. I can eat almost anything I want to, now" writes George W. Emory, Rock Mills, Ala. The3e tablets contain no pepsin but

strengthen the stomach and enable it ioner from tne 1st- district of Du

10 u.gest 1 00a naiurany. ü()ig County Mf Huebner ig a 'native o? Harbison township, b Get our price cn Northern jnR o 8on of the late John H gown Seed potatoes, these potat Huebner He is one of the

oes come direct from the grower i largest taxpayers of the county

and will look after the taxpay

er's interest when elected. He solicits your support at the pri-

piice right. Edward J- Kebler.

Wished He Had Known It Sooner. m r 1 t 1 1 j I j

1 oniy wish a nuu uistuvereu r oiey a . ir J '

Honey and Tar 50 years ago. as I have nexi av ana assures you bt-en the victim of attacks of influ- Of hl8 beat etlOrtS It elected, enza and bad colds until I found this' The Pneumonia Month. wonderful relief' writes W. H. Gray. c..u : .,.:.i u CM v,-u m v;-Ä ni rvi..'' March is a typical pneumonia month iv4 M0wita PI., Venice, Cal. Foley s . lloltoii :, L:u f. ti i fA if i i and usually gives a nign rate of morHoney and Tar helps coughs and ulit for lisea3e.fc After a lonß Z fi K PP6 CT ?' hard winter, the system loses ticklmjr throat and hoarseness. It is much of ita resist;nce anfpeople fUe ÜZt effeCtiVe" SoW by UlHKenfaUtifrthePreTsPmuThdl si Kose Mehnncer. Qf m'onia u shouId bc

I borne

The Mid West Hospital

1910 Park Ave. Chicogo, III.

in mind that pneumonia is a

'germ disease and breeds in the throat.

i Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is an

ivriöicreu otiiu-Ji iur nurses, is ladened mucus and not only cures a Otterirg a tio ytar course of cold but prevents its resulting in training. Uniforms board, room, pneumonia. It is pleasant to take. laundry, and expense money fur-chil(lren teke it willingly.

isheJ. Mid West Hospital, 1940 Park Ave., Chicago.

Oit This Out It Is Worth Money

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an oyster

Belinda's gown is

white. And biscuit bued her coat, With touches of tomato rert . Ab ut the sleeves and throat. Her hat is of cafe au hit plush, Whence claret feathers float. Sh 1 joks the latest sounes Jutlkea table d'hote. CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Uso For Over 30 Years

Always ticars th Signatur of

Hi School Holes

The school received their 4th edition of the Comet on Monday. The school enioyed the speeches given by the basket ball players.

Snirt Schneider gaye the J. H. S team breakfast Sunday morning at the Schneider's restruant for winning the tourney. Several of the J. H S. basket ball fans snt a telegram of con graulations to the B. B boys Saturday The Huntingburg ßirl's basket ball team was defeated by Evansville Emeiald3 last Saturday by a score of 19 to 10. Mr and Mrs. Martin Gosman gave the J H S basket ball team a six o'clock dinner for the winning of the tourney. All the plaj ers and their bes sweetheart were given a pass for ihe Star theatre Sndy for the winning of the tourney. IRELAND DEFEATED Ireland was also defeated by Jasper College by a score of 6 of J. The game was tough and rough- This is the first game this season played between the two. JASPER WINS DisrRicr TOURNEY The boys brought home the bacon Sunday. The Jasper High

School basket ball team won the

district tourney at Owensville

Mar. 3 & 4 The newspaper

dope was that Winslow should

win but that stuff did not work this time. Owensville defeated Winslow

by a score o 36 to 13 Jasper played only one game Friday Jasper defeated Fransico by a acore of 43 to 13. This gave Ja per determined to win the finals. Fridays Results Owensville 36, Winslow 13 Jasper 43 Fransico 13 vit Oljmpus 16 Hunting burg 10 Ft Branch 16 Patoka 17 Otwell forfeited game toj Hazel ton. Saturday morning Jasper play d Velpen defeating them by a score of 20 to 18. Saturday's Results

Jasper 20 Vslpen 18

Mt. Olympus 16 . Princeton 14

Spurgeon 15 Hazelton 12

Jasper wins finals from Spurtreon by a score of 20 to 17 (over timO Sunday morning when train came in they were greeted with cheers and ttie band was t ere to entertain them Thev had a Dar ade and went arounc town. The cars were decorated with school colors gold and Dlack. Jasper goes to Bloomington to play Garfieid (l'erre Haute) to morrow afternoon, Jasper not only won the tourney

but Tom Gorman, the team's captian. was placed on the 1st. regional team as forward. Joseph and Hocksang received positions on the 2nd regional team. Karl Himsel received honorable mention. Tne Jasper boys received good treatment. Owensville rooted ror Jasper. Thev had a crowd of 1200 people. State School Inspector Haynes. says, "Owensville has the best High Schrol Building south of Indianapolis.' ' They also have a extra large gvmn with glass banking board?, which was a handicap to JasperThe Jisner Independents were defeated by the Huntingburg In dependents last Tuesday night by a score of 21 to 22. Huntingburg had a Jitt'e luck which turned the game in their favor. Ths ine is. as follows: CHIEF RED FOX Chief Red Fox, an Indian chief of the Sioux tribe, gave an interesting talk at the Jasper College auditcrum last Sunday nignt. The room was filled to its capac ty and everyone app ecicted his characteristics and talk. JASHER BOT SCOUTS DEFMT HUNTIN6BUB6 Jasper Boy Scout3 r'essated the Huntingburg scouts Saturday night and defeated them by a score of 13 to 10. The game started off with a bang and Hunt ineb'jrg making firs basket in a minutes time The plav was slow H'burg ia the liad all the time the first half At the conclusion of first half the score was 10 to H'burgs favor. But the Jasper

coughs that "hanp on" after the grippe boys came back and slammed it

hard. Melchcir playing guard a dribbling up and made a basket Jahn shot a foul and made a basket this made the score 13 to 10. Jasper ? favor. The two guards Melcboir and Schneider held them scoreless the last half. The lineup and summary as follows. Jasper(13) H'burg(lO)

Henry J. Huebner Is this week announced as a

candidate for County Commiss-

The Shriek of Ihe Purist

For two or three years the purist in Corttfrpsfi navp viewpd with

Xft the aKesed expenditures

uiHue u senator newuerry irura his own purse from his pure mind you to secure his nomination for th-? United States Sen ate To-day many of these same

men these same purist, mma you who denounced Newberrry in bitterest and most scathing

terms, are themselves oat for the nurchfseof votes, but this time not with there own money but with your money, Mr Citizen

This it what jamming through

the bonus bill means, stated in cold facts Editorial., New York. Herald Mar. 1, 1922

liood For That "FliT Cough.

ror quick reliei from tne wearing

Habig Jahn Kremp Melchoir Schneider

O'Brien

Boob

Murphy

Martin

Beef

Austins

Siimson

Goals. H'burcr O'Brien 4.

Beef 1 Jasper Jahn 4, Kremp 1

xueicnoir i. Fouls- Jahn 1.

Referee Warnsmen of E'burg

Kremp oi Jasper,

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I Geo Krwipreturned from At

lantic Ga and Chatanooga Tenn

bunday where he was cn busi

ness.

or influenza, take roley s Honey and Tar. Mrs. K. D. Drake, Child's, Md., writes: "After an attack of the flu that left me with a severe cough nothing seemed to relieve me till I tried Foley's Honey and Tar, which I can highly recommend." It is also pood for croup, whoopinjr couph and colds. It puts a soothing; healing coating over the inflamed sufaces, cuts the phlegm, eases hoarseness, clears the air passsags. Sold by Rose Meh-riner,

This Man Was Helnwl.

John Grab. 2539 Jackson Avp W

Orleans, La., writes: "My kidneys were weak and had a sorenoss nnd

dull pain across mv back. I felt Hull

and languid and my kidneys didn't

Kidney Pills and th PV soon nnf mv

kidneys in a sound heakhv

Foley. Kidney Pills help the kidneys

riu me system of acids and waste that cause lameness, hnrlcnrh

muscles, swollen joints and rheumatic

pains, ionic in effect, quick in action Sold by Rose Mehringer. mum ANiirams, FOR STATE SENATOR

JOHN 8 WE FNE Y is a candidate for

State Senator from the countiet of Perrv

8niC3r al Dioa Uiani'i joct to the Democratic primary May 2, 1922. FOR JOINT-REPRESENTATIVE. JAS M. SONGER, of Patoki townebip is acan iidate for Joint representative in the etate legislature from the counties of Dubois ami Martin subject to the Oemacratic primary May 2, I922. LDO AV. VOOD. of Huntingburg is candidate for Joint Repreeentativs m Dubois and Martin counties subject .0 the Democratic primary May 2. 1922. FOR COUNTY AUDITOR FRANK J SENG is this weok annoua-

89 candidate for re-elpction as Auditor

of Dubois County, sabject to the democractic rim iry May 2 1922.

FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK CHARLES . BARTLEY, is a candidate for re-eleition as Cle.k o! Circuit Court of Dubois County eubject to the

Democratic primary election May, 2

FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

JOHN SEGER, of Marion township, 19 a candidate for Treasurer of Duboi? county, IudianB, eubject to the Democratic primary eiectnm, May 2d, 1022. For County Sheriff. JOHN F. J. SCHURZ, of Jackson is a candidate for Sheriff of Dubois County Subject to the Democratic pri mary election 1922. FRANK C THTEMAN of J ckson township is a caodi late for Sheriff of Dtioois County, eubject to the Democratic primary election May 2 1922. For County Recorder. WM. E. ECKEULE, of Bainbri 'ge Township is a candi late for Reorder of Dubois County subject the Denoo atic primary lection Ma, 2 1922.

JOSEPH A. KLUEH is a candidate

for Recorder of Dubois County subject

to the de-noenctic primar May 2 1922. For County Assessor. CHARLES LAMPERr.is a candidate for County Assessor of Dubois county, Ind. Subject to the Demo ratic primary election. May 2, 1022. For Commissioner. 1st DlstrUt HENRY J. HUEBNER of Harbison to- Dl hp is a canditate forCouniy Com aiaeionor from the 1st. District feubjct

to the Democaatic primary election May 2, 1922.

For Commissioner, 3d District NOBLE J KEMP of Casa towndhipis a candidate for Commissioners fiom the 3d district of Dubois county eubject to the Democratic paimary election May 2

1922.

For Bainbridge Tp. Trustee MATHIAS BLESS1NGER, is a Can

didate for Turetre of Bfinbridge town

ship, subject to the decision of the Democratic primary election. GEORGE GoEfZ is a candidate for Trustee of Bainbridge township subject to Dt racratie prion ry election May 2 192. For BainbHdg Tp Assessor, VALENTINE VONDERSHMIDTis a candidate for Asaeseor of Bainbridge township subject to the Democrat prim ary election May 2 1922. For Bcone Tp, Trustee EDWARD J, BREIDENBAUGH, of Boone township is a candidate for Trus tee of Boone township subject to the democratic pfimary 1922. FoleyT Honey and Tar COMPOUND IS PLEASANT TO TAKE, and tootbt ibe rw. inflamed urface: top Ihe ruping. strangling feeling in the Ihfotl. It it nude of the purt. frehest and finest ingredient to be had. contiioi no opiitei or other harmful drugs, and coit twice at much to make as any imitation of it. Erery User m Friend "Ii. i:mU k. K4 vera attack of crou?

nd I bcotttly bh he wouli ta .t it doitt relieved him tod be went to ileeo aoi was troubled do oore "-Mrt. W. H.Tharntoa. 3521 W. 10th St.. LittU Rok. Ark. -I am ia my tiM-eeotb er and I wi troobUd withatkU.nl ia ior throat. I mU4 t 111 y that Fol.v'a Honajr and lf h Foley'a Honey and Tar n rccommended for coufiht, coldt, hoarsene. tickling of the throat, tpa.mod.c croup, whoopin cough, la grippe tad bronchial cnu

Strong Wopds The bankers woujd not be very proäperonJf it were not for the fools in " United States. (Rep.

trorg, Katisas, m the house committee on banking and currency : yc ' y

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IIARR1SBURQ. Fa Mar. 1 -The principle employed in monkev

glands for rejuvenation has bren

U9ed with success in experimints

on cows, it was announji d to

day by officials of 4he statp bur

eau ot animal industry. Eelven dairy powa hie h had become grandmothers many imes were

made yormg anri I risky by i sr

um exriictd irom t? a.d o

sows. th& Statement sud. The

old cows, were given the serum

in carjies, and not only did

ran to aeyiiopany traits ot pis but wereaiepqitfd by observers to hav " X useful atrain

einmiete reports on the t xter

imeht have ben sent to tlu Secretary of Agriculture Ris

müssen from .he labortorits at

Philadelphia

J. P. Schwenk. Licensed Embalmer and Fnneral Director, Calls answered promptly

Day or Night. Auto or Horse drawn hearse Phone S2. Jasper, Ind.

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