Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 125, Lebanon, Boone County, 21 February 1917 — Page 5

'iitiiiiiiiiiNiiiimiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiuiuutiniiitiiiiiiitiuituuiiii:'! , COMFORTS FOR THE SICK There are many scientific conveniences now- 3 days that, are of great importance in the care of the e I sick: Soma help to conserve the comfort of the patient, Bome facilitate the work of the attendant and f 5 others are aids in preparing and administering medicine, foods, etc. Our stock includes the most worthy of these li goods those which physicians hereabouts recomI mend. I

Clinical Thermometers. Medicine Glauses Rubber Sheeting. Alcchol Lamp. Air Cushiona.

Bandages. Ire Bags. Hot Water Bottles. Abwrbrnt Cotton. Dulling Powder.

Boar in mind our sto-k wh.n prices are always reasonable.

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R. C. N. COOK, M. D. Special attention givea to kidney, bladder, roctal and akia disease. Rooms 206 and ttit farmers State Bank Bullduif CORY & BRATTON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Office phone 86; Residenoa phonea 210 and f5 Stanley Block. East Sooti Street BRENTON GARAGE Autos end Auto Supplies East Main Street Phone 294 L. W. K1RTLEY DENTIST First Nat.oaal Bank Building Third Floor ROYAL WORCESTER AND BON TON CORSETS . AT CRAIG'S nillillliillililiiiiiliiiiiiiiillilliiiiiiillllllij I COOK WITH s I GAS niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiT r s C. E. NOBES The Penalar Drug Store I "A Medicine for Every HI" South Side 'Square, Lebanon Karptn's Guaranteed Upholstered Furniture. COULTER-SMOCK CO. Opera Howe Block Metzger Lumber & Coal Co. THE PHONE ORDER MOISE Lebanon and Tborntwn. Phone IS DR. T. S. TURNER LEBANON, INDIANA. DiaeasKi of Wossen and Childru Nl tt. Throat and Longf State bank Building, Koomi 04. V)l and tut. rhon

JONES & STARK CLc'trns tU tbt Pult.

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h goods LEBANON VULCANIZING & SALES AGENCY Everything for tha auto. DORT automobiles. Vulcanising a specialty. Telephone 362 Armory Building AUTO LIVERY JOE COIL Country Driving Reasonable Prices. At Brenton's Garage. Office Phone 294. Residence 7M W. IL GREEN DENTIST t lest National Baak BalldtBf Baoasa IIJ-1M PfcoM 181 II. B. SHOOK VETERINARIAN Over Oak Drug Store Telephone 343. Lebanon, Ind. Make Home Happier! Efcctrie Lamps, Toasters, Percolators, Irons Interstate Pub. Service Co CHAS. E. LEEKE For Groceries NO. i INTERURBAN BI.Dii. Harry L. Kenworthy HANDLES ALL KINDS OF NONTAXABLE SECURITIES Residence phone, 221; Office, 106 DR. A. A. WILLIAMSON EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT CfRce over Etter's Drug 8tor. rilONE 141. Select your WINDOW SHADES for spring hosaerteanhig ss. &?h fo have our sa'asj visit yon hone with samples. JONES & PERKINS Phne li. - 'li. -'-! I'!, i AUTO LIVERY Ovetlssd -(sasaange; cr, Spcial attention gives to country, parties and tuneml arivc. Re, phwie SJO; office 29 J. CLYDE LQWE . GROCERiES . AWtye in th hti ILVm L fTH?. "

High School News SV L. A. TOLLS

GIVES TALK ON TWO ; era mm Bev. 0: H. Carmkhaei Addresses High School on WashingIon and Lincoln. A talg on Washington and Lincoln was made at the high srho.il this aiornIng by Rev. 0. H. Carmirhael. The orerestra played selections before and after the talk. The opening number "Old southern Melodies," and the concluding selection waa parts of the "Bohemian Girl. " The talk made by Mr. Carmichael waa probably' the best that has ben heard before the school this year. He i told of three incidents in the life I of each man which were representa' ' tive of their greatness. He related how Washington sacrificed everything for the patriot cause at tho heginninj I of the Revolution, how he refused to j become the k'ng of America, and how I he offered his services to his country : when he was an agrrt man at the time ' of the trouble with r rnnce during the j administration of Adams. Rev. Carmirhael told of the grc.it ! pat riot ism of Lincoln and of his men tal agony after the battle of Frodciicshurg, he to'd an incident bringing out the humility of Lincoln, and an incident shotting his mananimity. He concluded by stating that these incidents in the life of Washington THORNTOWN G3 SOE Athenian Barely Nosed Out 2:1 to 18 in An Exciting Contest. I The Crawforrisville Review says: "Haying the best basketball game of jthis season, the Crawfordsvitlo agI gregatinn had Thorntown on the run all during the game last evening, and (was barely beaten at the finish, 2:4-18. j In the first half the visitors were I e'early outcUsrd, being unable to ! ratch up with the lead of the locals, they went down 12-10. , "Early in the second half the visitors made a fie! goal and Hush tied the score with a foul. The 'i borntown aggregation forged ahead holding the score 20-14 for some time. The same was fast and rough. The work of Lawlra the on redeeming feature of the work of the visitors. The shifty forward caged six field and three foul goals for a total of fifteen of the Thornton n team's twenty-three. "The work of the Crawfoflsville five seemed to ba.e iiupiowd f.f'y percent. They were able to find each other ith pas-es. and the guarding of Rogers and Coff'ng wa a feature. Rush played the star game for the locals. Kepler fought hard, but his size was against him. Maloney'a work as referee was excellent. "Lineup and summary ! Thornto C21) f 'rawfnrdsville Ml) Forwards. Rush Kepler "Lawler "H'ggins "Johns. Ha lilton "l.-irsh Cffing "Stephens-!! Rogers "Field goals jiwlr, (!; Higg.ns. Johnson, 2; Lar. h. Rush, 4; Hamilton, 2; ( offing. Rogers. "Foul goal I a.rler, :1; Rush, 2. "keferee Maloney." CHALLENGE TO EM ROES Would play Labt Trar'a Chant' piom For the State Title. flaire Rhode, manager of lh Fin Village basketball team, hgx tssijd a rhollenge for a g.ime wi'tt Cie tnd' anaMilir. Kin -Rows. Iai.t vear slate in. ' d'pendnt fbarr,piri, Rhotl wmi'd I like to ! thi te rns nset ( T""'l lo(.ri, lirdixrii,..ri, 0 March 1. 1' ! V" V-ibir voi Ke a'l'i n w

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at d i:inl ait npr-.e'vv of the greatness and ot the citaractcr of tbeaa "two greatest men of uur American life."

COURT NEWS. The farmers State Bank of New Market has brought suit against L. Clay Sumpter, on note. Tha transcript in the case of the state vs. Poter Ccffman, has been fifed is the' circuit eourt The caae roinea from Sipilre Perkins' court at Thorntown. Coffman was bound over to the circuit court under 300 bond to ksep the peace. The complainant is John Hewia. wko alleged that he feared Coffman would destroy or injury hfs property or do him bodily harm. In the ease of Ernest R. Stewart vs Josephine Brown et. al., to quiet title, judgment was rendered for the plaintiff. In the cases of Joseph W. Witt against the Palmer, McMuhan Furniture Co., to foreclose mortgage, Reginald Stewart waa granted leave to file a cross complaint In the case of Jennie Kurti et. al.. vs John Kurtz et. ai., for partition, judgment was rendered for partition. Asa Kurtz was appointed commissioner and his bond of 15,(X0 was approved. Cora A. Holmes has been granted a divorce from Lee O. Holmes, on lier cross complaint. She was given custody of the daughter, Stella May Holmes and granted an allowance of $') per week for the support .f the child, to be paid Tuesday of each week beginning rebmary zi. I ne piatntifT is given the privilege of visiting the daughter once per week until further order of the court. Taxirab, auto delivery. Lonjf distance drives. Phone 219. W. T. Handle. The Lafayette Journal says: "The JerTersomans will stack up against the speedy Thovntovn ipiintet at Tl.orntown next Friday night on the lioor of the Hisme county aggregation. The Jeff live defeated Thorntown, 3D to l&, at the Y. Si. ('. A., February 2, hut. the margin of the tally of Friday night's game will undoubted!, be smaller than the fir-t tilt. Thorntown defeated kokomo at Thorntown, Friday night, nil to I I, and the Kokomo Bearcats are recognized a one of the best teams on the circuit this season." HI THE ILLINOIS GAME His Speedy Work Dazzled the Crowd and Featured the Big Context. The Purdue Exponent in its account of the Purdue-Illinois game of basketball, says: "Little exertion of one's eyesight was nercssarv to distinguish the speed demon of the Purdue fiv at L'rbana lust evening Church If worked the floor with dazzling speed and numerous times completely dazzled his Illinois partner. Hit dribbling and passing stood out well even inst the background formed by Ralph Woods. The diminutive guard thrilled the crowd as usual by raying a dimcu't shot after i uceessfully working the length of the floor." The Exponent also says: "During the warming up practice before the ifame. Umith collided with Captain Hart and was so badly stunned that Lambert feared to start bun but the plucky center entered the game. Thi;: accident weakened his playing perceptibly and the 1 nr up shift was made to alio the uiiuieil pivot msn a rrst." IIKINGIMi A HAND. The Fninkfoit Tunes says: "Airungr iients vere iiuie i.eveial dais 1 ago to get a special rsr to carry the. crowd t the tclwmm game Friday; mght. The car will carry the Hand! and ad 'hose that wl, h to atu nd. Ihe j money fr the tickets must be in be-j f..re Friday noon. The propoiltlon j was mado to the students jrsierdiy; that they pay " centa In. t.-ad of Ml. j so that thr dmlwn of Mir band i could I paid fiom Utis money. j ciMilij be pat frm this money. !f the Jtudenls will give; their v; al pupp'Tt j lo the tram, the fame may be wihi by j the locals. ANNOUNCEMENTS fif O. Taaef. tatidolatu for Mayor. miniH't to tlis Ileiiubllfn I'llnuirT. s 1 il'inn o.

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WITH ELWQOO COMPANY Floyd Perkins Will Travel Through Five Southern States. Floyd Perkins of this city has ac cepted a position with the G. L Sellers and Son furniture company of Elwood aa traveling, salesman. Mr. Perkins has as bia territory: Tennessee, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia and Florida. He left Sunday for Nashville, Te.ineasefe and will probably cover all his territory before he returns here. Mr. Perkins ia the son of J. C. Perkins and has had much experience in the retail furniture business. He is a hustler and his many friends here are i that he will meet with entire suc cess in his new work. OPENING OF LENT. Services it St. Juarph Catholic Church This Morning. The regular services on the opening day of Ixnt, known as Ash VVedneslay, were held at the St. Joseph i Catholic church this morning con ducted iy the Rev. Father J. F. Connelly. The services began at 8:30 o'clock. The opening service of the Lent is the Blessing and Imposition of the ..-!.. . Altai arc p! Jrrd sr. cseh member's forehead in the form of a cross and the following words repeated. "Remember Man Thou Art I'ust atnl to Dust Tliou Shalt Return." This service is followed by mass. CITY NEW3 Jones, the cleaner. Baumgardt for cleaning. Phone 93. Max Slusser is ill with tonsilitiS at his home on North West street. Shirley A Jones now have the Internationul Dairy feed. Phone 5'!. 2-in-tf. Frank Myers uml fi. II. D. Shock were in Crawfordsville, on busine: today. KOTKERSJfl THISWhen the Children CcXiKh, Rub Musterole on Throats and Chests No telling liow oun ihe symptom': nriy ,'.rcli.p inio crtnp. or worse. And lio n's wl;rn jou'ie !ad ou have a jar "f .Mintcrole at hand to" n'vc prompt, sure relit!. It docs not bliter. lirst aid and a certain remedy. Miftemle is excellent. Thou4ti''s ol mothers know it. Vou should keep .1 jr in the house, ready for infant us-. It is the remedy for adults, too. ' -liccs s ire throat, bronchitis, t'.nsihti. croup, stitl neck, asthma, ncnraiKia. ncao-a,-hc. congest.Dii. plcurny, rtf'im.iinin. himbaso. pains and aches of ha;k or ioiet. sprains, sore muf-e... cbiUilai'i-. fronted fect and col'ls of the clicH Vt oitcn prevents .pneumonia!.

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L'J 13111 Dr. Edwards" Olive Tablet Get at tha Cauae and Remove It Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work. Fcuplc iTl.icd wlill-UJ b..;tii f.hi euick relief through Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. The sleasanf. tuiar-

coatcd tablets are taken 4 or bad breath by all wh know them. ilr. tdwirdj Uiive Tablets act gently bat firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood and gently purifying the enure system. They do that which dangerous calomel does without arty of the bad after effects. All the benefits of nasty, sickening, griping cathartics are derived from lr. Edwards' Olive Tablets without griping, pain or any disagreeable effects. Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years of practice among patients afflicted with bowel and liver complaint with tii: attendant bad breath. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Take one or two even night for a week and note the (Sect lUc an,d 25c per box. All drucgist'. s 7Tarooik Sleeping ' it to Jacksonville Di from lMtnatli v, L. Mum p!i, . 3 30 i Thki. jsdMsvitU At Clwir.i Pfe1 Lu, Lf. Cincinmcti . 8:K)a.s Ar. JsckKSTiut C'') 8:38 WisterToni.1 Tickals Va Sals D.ilj rrtr.ill.ir,ww.r.-. r-w.vi Dig Four Route i&X iSZ IF IT'S GOOD HARDWARE WE HAVE IT J. C. BROWN CO. the rexall store.

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Fuller Lumber Co.

Phone 299. Ulxanon Hdw.

Bulk Kraut, pound Country Lard, pound Country Sorghum, gallon J.W.DAVIDSON 107 West South St. Phone VI Across From Interurban Station

If You Need a Plumber and Need Hini in a Hurry, Call Telephone No. 123. MILLER BROS. First Rural Loan and Savings Association na a. Ksruua at, utuot H. P. New, Secretary LINDSAY & TOLLE FUNERAL DLRECT0R3 BALL BUILDING Next to Interorbaa Statloa Office phone ISl. Open day sV night MORTGAGE LOANS on Boone county farms of approved titlir 6 'e 6 cki'S No commission. Farmers State Bank LEBANON GOODYEAR TIRES Mohiloils Filtered Gasoline Hooton-Davis-Overleese I'hone 436. Lebanon, Ind. SIX l'ER CENT NONTAXABLE SECURITIES Also (.ravel Road Bon da Harry L. Kenworthy Residence phone, 224; Office, IfM J. E. BERKLEY Electrical Contracting Electric Wirintf. Motor Work, Anything. Reasonable price Office at rear of Etter's drug store Job Work at Reporter office 1 Keiortcr, by mail, $3 a Year. 410 Went So'h Street Co. I'hone 28

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