Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 65, Number 8, Jasper, Dubois County, 23 June 1922 — Page 8

FAD FOR COLORED BRACELETS

C Bone or the Carved Ivory Armbandt In White or Tints, Continu to Hold Favor. Children Cry ifor Fletcher's

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Evansville College. The above is a picture of! This institution large inlSouthern Indiana who will one of the new buildings its conception and new in itsN able to attend on account being erected at Evansville, ideas will no doubt be a.of its proximity. It deserves Ind., which will constitute'great boon to large numbers'1!16 support of every ambipart o? Evansville college, jof the young people ofitious citizen.

JevI match the costrni to h inurki'tl .'Ifree. The fwd ftir wnrin iiKtn.v lir.iccletK contlnin the braeIt'ts of h(ne ur carved Ivorj ia whlu unl i-lirs. A stunning ufternMn cos'tiinf In dull tomato chliTon was een .vrntly. the rich tone of the tomuto set off by bone bracelets In dull rei reen, orange and deep purpla. Charm(ns bracelets from France come In d.ick, a delicate, almost transparent :icen and orange, with cay little elehmts romping utxiut their surface. The elephants are painted In white on the black, bracelets and In black on the colored ones. Other arm trinkets show cunning IrTtle Ivory or metal figures of animals and ruen hung on slender ptlld or silver chains. For the woman who travels much, or happens to be In places where she can pick up fhese trinkets. It Is Interesting tri gather odd little pieces here and there. Another Item In keeping with the matching accessories is the vogue of the fancy glove, which marks u revival of a court style ffrom the days of the Medici and Valols rulers. Many of the effects are much the same as they were then, though the use cf delicately scented perfumes In the making of the glove has been dls-

WdDEtrnJKTIES HM dDEIL

The Big: Q rck Fortunes are all ways made from the discovery of new oil fields! Time and time aaain, peopl whs have invested small sums in Texas, drilling new territory', Hae Made Fortunes When Oil Came I When the Discovery well came at Burxbarnett $100 jumped to 20,000! $1.000 invested with Patillo Higgin3 a' Rpaumont brought $43000. BIGGINS' DISCOVERS ANEW ElEiJ) Patillo Higßins, who discovered the Beaumont, Humble and Goo3e O l Fields-that brought Millions to poor people overnight has discovered a new Oil Field. Barbers Hill! He goc on theground early and secured acreage of enormous value in a fieldthat promises to be one of the greatest in the world! He Now Offers A L'mited Number A Chance To Come In With Him To Join Him At The Start On A Starter's Basis. MIGgINS' GReT RECORD

Made $250,000 on Patillo Higgins

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PATILLO HIGGINS. OIL WIZARD

Uice-Prcsident of S. P. R. R. Endorses Patillo Higgins SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO. j Ortic ol W Prtitlni

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First Texas Fic.ld Discovered by Patüb H;;r;itit 1 1)01

THIS IS TO CERTIFY, that we. the underei'gned citizens of Beaumont. Texas, arc personally acquainted with Pattillo Higgins of this city; we have known him for many years, and believe him to be perfectly reliable and trustworthy. He is a native of Beaumont, Texas. We know within our personal knowledge that l!r. Hitfsms discovered th Beaumont Oil Fieli in the year 1SD2, and he said when the field waj developed that It would be worth millions of dollars. He said tliat single wells would flow thousands of barrels of oil per day. He located the .-exact spot when; all the biff gushers ars How found. Mr. Higgins deserves the whole honor of discovering and developing the Beaumont Oil rield-

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IMFORMATION COUPON Pattillo HiRips . 705 Turnbow Bldg . Hnton Texas AVithout obligation on mv part, send detail? of your Honus offer to Start. Name V O K F D. (or St.) Ste

YOUR BIG CHANCE A Deep Well has already been brought in at ßnbars Hill. The big companies are operatinjthere. You have an Opportunity now of a Tfetime a chance tn get in on the ground floor and ire: in on what looks like the Next Biggest Oil Field Ever Discovered In T xas. BACk A WITWER Higgins isa Winner is WinningNw!If xoaoin'o Oil. Back A Winner A Five limes Winner In A Proven Gusher F-eld Is A Good Comb nation

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The Higgins exUOilC his j-jstb'.an oranizd with Pattilo Higins in charue of F.e'd Operations. He tns ?.ted ac eage of j great value n.ar the Discovery Well at Barbers Hill To Make TheBig Money Tn Oil.Invett Beforf A Strike Is Made No Af er You've Got A Chance Here To Get In With Pattillo Higgins, Who His Discovered Five Great Oil Fields. As A Starter On A Starter Basis. e

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AU Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. Never attempt to relieve your baby with a remedy that you would use for yourself. What is CASTOR I A Castbria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than" thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising ' therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food ; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's ComfortThe Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS

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YAWNED NECK OUT OF PLACE

Rochester Dentist a Bit Too Strenuous in Relaxing' Ex.

ercise. n Rochestw, N. Y. Dr. David N. Martin, a local practicing dentist and a

graduate of last year's -class of the

dental school. University of Buffalo, is recovering from the effects of a (RsTocated vertebrae in Ms neck, suffered several days ago when he stretched himself too strenuously- and ' took an extra rety'xlng ya$n. Doctor Martin was treated at 'a hospital here, . but was permitted ro go to his home, where he Is continuing treatment. Doctor Martin, In Hexing his muscle a few days ago, twisted his bead too much to one side and in so doing the atlas and axis vertebrae moved from their natural places, causing the dislocation, according to the record at the hospital. PILE GOODS FOR NEXT FALL

LATE AND CUNNING STYLES

; Plartcd Plaid Skirt and Bloomers;

Blu and White SwissOress; Chambra Frock.

Added Demand Is Now Predicted for the Dress Goods Which Possess High Luster. Next fall promises to supply an added demand for dress goods which possess high luster. The vogue for such materials is already well established among the better class of weaves. IMle-finlshed goods are expected to have a leading place in the business on cloakings. Twills, featuring the same luster, also promise well. The novelty cloths are tending toward those of rep haracter. Quadrilles, or line checks, appear to be favorites, together with the shadow plaids In which the pattern Is defined with nubbed yarn.

Roses of Silk. Small roses of t?ie material trim many afternoon and evening gowns. One particularly pretfry frock was of pink opera satin and showed the scalloped edges bordered with three rows of small silk roses. Similar roses formed a shaped girdle over which fell the edge of the lonc-waisted semi-fitted blouse, and the short sleeves were ornamented with the roses.

A practical little outfit, combining Scotch plaid ginrfiam and plain color chniubray or white voik or handkerchief llen, shows u plaited skirt of the itfaid fabric with plaid bloomers, and a plaid color or white bluse? banded In the plnld. A mart little blue and vrhlte dotted Swiss dresR has wide-flared curTs, a cfl)e collar and sash Ult of white organdie, the frock having bloomers of the Swiss. A pale blue cbumbray

frock cut on straight smock lines Is

trimmed with embroidery In peasan

colorings and has self-fabric bloomers. lr a very little gfrl a dress of yellow chambray, made with full skirt and baby waist. Is trimmed with bands of checked gingham around collar, cuffs and scalloped skirt, the selffabric bloomers having checked bands or cuffs. .

BIG COLLARS CN NEW CAPES

Wide, Fat Roll of Satin Stuffed Becoming to Long, Slender Necks; Smart Handbags. Some of the new caies have a verttable bolster for a collar. A wlu-, fat, roll of satin stuffed so that It will remain round and plump Is actually becoming to long and slender necks. Other capes have upstanding roses of soft silk as collars. These flowers are so big and so closely set on the neckband that they form a ruche. Most of the new capes, as wert as the new coats, have the high, standup ollar. It is smart to have a handbaz In some shade contrasting with jour costume. A dark suit, for example, cries aloud for a scarlet taffeta handbag. A Inn suit needs a bag of periwinkle blue. A jade frock or clonk l well set off by a hag of white. Often, the bag and hat match In shade. Sometimes bag. hat and stockings match, nnd this Is the ultimate of smartness.

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