Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 110, Lebanon, Boone County, 3 February 1917 — Page 8

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Quality Service

Quick service alone does not satisfy you or us. Sou wur.t quick service plus jimiity. We (five it. No mutter how quickly wo do your woik. each piote of work carries our K'l'irantee of well done. AildeJ facilities, better equipment and broader experience enable us to do thw best work quiskiy.

H. A. McDaniel Oro.

10.NIGUT. "THE MOTHER-IN-LAW-

Paramount pictures present Frank

2 ACTS 2

L-KO comply featuring Billy Ritchie as a man pestered by his mother-in-law Some of iht incident

am cegainly very funny. The patent

"THE EVIL THEREOF" 5 ACTS 5

u pun ill. umuiupiiuii uui me si iwn ; , , . ,h ,.i , hi.KKU and

gi.-ater than both pulpit and press , . ' - .. ,:i

i road right of way, are features that

w ill bring screams of laughter.

in its . omiirohon.dve power for the fiis.-rnmination of great moral truths, the Pnmwnmit m.iv

the ?' 8 p""m"u! ,lra,n' "THEIR DARK SECRET"

writlm :v ( hanmiifr Poil.wk and Ren-1 One of those very laughable como-

)lti Wi'lf, conibin: uihJt tirrtnK 1 lie built around the idea of mUtuken

j'.nry fu!! of fi-Hity imjnt'f"t inn r)iiinf a general all

to tf;( 1 fr and the impulses ami i

hum;,'; of mankind, vith the motif of strnny spiritual ap-rat. In it" trans-rc-.i. Tit r'a!i-m and uni'fcar-ubie tt-tit i'i uinc s. this (treat photoplay -:'-rt- nn imprpfMon over the nimd that c-rtain to k'uv ;i lasting and

influemv. I ho tory

around mix up.

"THE TAINT OF FEAR" 2ACTS 2 Two reel 101 Bisim modern military drama of an inherited weakness

and its overcoming. Whitten and pro

vHvw three touching and impressive ! ''""V1 by All"n "nlub"r- !'.. e,., I.v trued to show the mad i"' J'! aupporte.1 by Jn. ttinrd and

mny, and the hollowness 5 inx-nt after it is secured. I' ay tnat

Titus. A story and

pping and is bound to

Harlan Monument Co. Wark all done with pneumatic tools Prices Very RravmaMv Shop Phone No. 12.

1 Or ADMISSION 5c

CHIROPRACTOR 230 Caaon-Neal Bldg. Phom Mt Houra: 9-11 a. ns.; 1-6 and 7-8 p. am. . .. ,iIb".,d and Spmal Analyaia free OWEN HOKKEKT

!0c ADMISSION 5c

BE Pk().,R; i.SSiVii

Art you in the rut of b always traded there? Do eery because it is handy or of saving, you may lu-t) 1 you are paying. Fin big Potatoes IColora Fine Nuey Beans, y.r pou:.' Good Laundry Simp, pvr h i Lenox Soap, three bars for Flake White or any r.ther S Elegant Dessert Peach"! oi Big No. 2 can of syrup 8c, Richmond Wrapped Bread, Hebe Milk, six for Lfgs Tet Milk. can f Try Butter Wheat, the

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y because you have iy trading at a groCultivate the spirit mi- price with what SUc l-'..c

Matthews Cut Rate Grocery

20C Wuat Washington St

I'h.mes 400-eo

LEBANON MARKETS. GRAIN MARKETS. Wheat Com, TOtbs Out, mixed Oats, white POULTRY. Kpks Gutter, froth Leghorns Hena, 4'i Hi and over 'iciis under 41 Ibi Spring chicks over 2tbi Old cock Ynuritf cocks, stiiggy Hen turk. 8 Ibi and ova: .... lien turka, old Tom tuika, 12 pounds and over Tom Turka, old C.tpons, 7 Tbs and over ''npons. undiT 7 Tbs Oese. full feathered Djck. colored Duckj. white Beef bides, green, No. 1 Beef hides, green No. 2 Hnrse hides, large No. 1 ......

$1.15 92c 4c

$7.00

Reporter, by mail, $3 a Year. Jb 7rk at Reporter effice

CHICAGO CHAIN. CHICAGO, February 3. The frrain pit waa extrerrely nervous over the American-Gemma relatione today and prices fluctuated rapidly within a narrow range at the opening. News that diplomatic relations with Germany had, been broken off waa discounted in advance, however, and served to cause a drop of less than three cants in kheat. Wheat opened to IHc lower. Corn was unchanged to Sc lower. Oala were unmapped to 'c iowei. Provisions were slightly lower. Close Wheat May, l.f8tig'$l.-

July, $1.481.47: Septerp ber, il.374jiH-c.

Corn Way, SSjiSc; July, 97S(f

7c.

Oats May, MrSc; July, 524

Pork May, $28.32; July, $28.00. Iird May, 16.15: July, $1.32.

Uiba May, $15.10; July, $15.25.

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. Fr,irv S.HOG.q

iUceiptis, 9.000; market, 5(510c high-

r; muced and butchers, $11.45(1? 12;

L-ood bt avies.' 111.75(2112: rouir'i

heavies, $11.45lt.T0; light. Jll.Ji.V

gll.UO; pigs, $9.40i 10.75; bulk ..f sales, $11.70(8111.90.

CATTI E RiivlnU. 100: market.

teady; beeves, $7.fi5(g!12.10; cows and

inltrrs. I4.7.W lft f. ): stneker.; nm

feeders, $fi.o5i i.10; Texan, $7.85(fi 10; rilves, $1 113.50.

SHtEP Rrn-ipU, LO00; market, trong; natives and westerns, $C.50(1.7.r,; lanibs, $11.2'i14.fir,. GATHKItED IX. Miss Flnrene and Kvalena Ilroek

visited with M'ss Mary Berry of Lebanon, Sunday. Albert and Carl Brock visitH Sunday with Artie McKcrn aouthwe.it of Lebanon. Misses Myrtle and Muble Martin visited with Miss Eftie Xeese of Lebanon Sunday. Ora Brock anil John Hull of Royallon made a business trip to Nobiesviile Vedneslay. Mis. Grant ChamterB and son John Woodrow are visiting her mother, Mrs. rlaun of Nevvenstle. Ora Brock visited with Frank Brock from Friday until Saturday evening. Mrs. 0a Broct jind children Flori no, Margnret Rnd Robert visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles T.T)aclmnan of i.ebanort Monday,

Buy An Overcoat Nov-

A chance to save big money on Overcoats now. Great Overcoat values at

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$9.85, $11.85, $14.85, $16.85 EiMl

White & Armstrong t " " . . . J '""'.Sorlrtu Iniit ri

Lebanon and Thorntown

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LOWER MT. ZION. Ora McDaniel and Wm. Johnson attended the funeral of Mrs. 11. S. Crose at Thorntown Thursday at the residence at 10 o'clock. Rev. J. O. hejjbetter of Muneie, had charge. Miss Anna Tilford of Tuscola, 111., came Saturday to visit ber sister, Mrs. Edward Washburn, who h.is been in a critical condition for several days with 'neuritis. Otis ami I.oweil Eminert, Klston Conner, David Canada, Thomas Henteyx, Roy Nicely and George Canada witnessed the basket ball game Friday night between . Advance and Thorntown. Rev. E. C. Myers of Lebanon, filled his regular appointment here Sunday and was entertained in the RenrhlcrChamberlain home. Quite a number from here attended :he funrai nf Otis Shelly at Advance Tuesday ut 10:00 a. m. The second quarterly meeting of the Lebanon circuit will be held at Milledge. Saturday afternoon at 1:0 p. m. Rev. E. 1,. Myers will be assisted y Rev. Harmon of Indianapolis. Mrs. Dora Ballard is visiting her 'laughter Mrs. Claude I uens ut U'binon this week. Mr. an.l Mrs. Rush Voorhis saw ''The Birth of a Nation", at Lebanon. Tuesday mlit. Will;am Dougius und family of Ciawfordovill,:, spent from Friday till Monday at David Duncan's. Members of Mt. Zion church will s"!-ve lunch at John Whiteman's sale Wednesday, Januaiy 7. Charles iartlett and Ward Wash-

bum havn the measles.

LIGHTING GOODS There is something here to meet them, both price and quality.

Tunjrstpn lamps, 25, 40.' uO watts (Drawen wire) 2 Carbon Limps, 10 e. p 13c Electric shade, bell shape 10c Electric shade, embossed tinted 23c Mantles, inverted and upright gas .'. 10c Cas Hurners, inverted ...13c

Gas Globes, inverted . ...10c Cas Globes, upright 10c Flash Lijfht Bulbs 10c Electric Shade Holder. 2 for 3c Electric Shade satin finish 2"o Gas Shades, assorted colors, tinted embossed 23c Opal upright Ons Glolie . .13c

Moore's 5 & 10c Store NOTHING OVER 25 CENTS

OLD LNION.

Mr. and Mrs. John Kernmile and Mr. and Mrs. Jes.ie Brown spoilt Si.,-

BOONE COUNTY re Growing LEBANON BAH ! M DIANA

day with R -it K'rnodle's of r.rar Li

ton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bobbins and daughter -pent Kunilav in Junntown. Mrs. Jesse Brown a- the Tsiesd!!;' i;ue.-t of Mrs. Fail Wyetb. Mr. ami Mrs. John K( rnoille and daughter spent Sunday with Orcar Fiber's.

business trip

L. C. I'eahiHlv

o Jami'stown Thursday. Clinrle? Rrown and wife and as made a busincns trip to Lsbnnon Thur'diy.

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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kibbey returned from their wedding trip Monday.

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HOUSE

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6th. The Show You're Waiting For TOM POWELL'S PEERLESS

MINSTRELS

Gorgeous Scenery

Electrical Effects

ALL WHITE Singers and Dancers

Street Parade Rain or Shine

Prices: 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00

We Are the Only Cleaners In Lebanon That Can Steam Your Plush and Velvet Coats

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Bring Them To Your Leading Dry Cleaner and Presser JONES, THE CLEANER It. G J0NT3

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