Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 126, Lebanon, Boone County, 22 February 1917 — Page 7

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There are many scientific conveniences now-a-days that we of great importance in the care of the eick: Soitig help to conserve the comfort of the patient, soma facilitate the work of the attendant and others are &idm preparing and administering medicine, foods, etc. Our stock includes the most worthy of these goods those which physicians hereabouts recommend.

tiniral Thermometers. Medicine Glasses Rubber Sheeting. Alcohol Lamps. Air Cushions.

Bandage. Ice Bag. Hoi Water Bottles. Absorbent C o) I on. Dusting Powder.

Bear in mind our ttock when prkos arc always reasonable.

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WE GIVE TRADE EXTENSION TICKETS

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We Have Money To Loan First Rural Loan & Savings Assn. If. P. New, Sec.

R. C. N. COOK, M. D. Special attention firea U kidney, UUdiler, rectal and ikia diseases, Rooms 206 and 20 tumttt State Bank Building COKV & BRATTON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Oflce phone 86; Residence phonea 210 and 685 Stanley Block, East Sonta Street BRENTON GARAGE Autos and Auto Supplies East Main Street. Phone 294 L. W. KIRTLEY DENTIST First Nst.o.nl Bank Building Third Floor ROYAL WORCESTER AND BON TON CORSETS AT CRAIG'S lillllllllllillllllllMIIIIMIilllllllllllllllllU COOK WITH GAS 1 umiiimiHiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiimiitiiii C. E. MORES The Penslsr Drug Store "A Medicine for Every III." South Side Square, Lebanon Karpen's Guaranteed I'pfaolstered Furniture. COULTER-SMOCK CO. Opera House Block Metzger Luraber & Coal Co. THE PHONE ORDEK HOl.SE Jbanon and Thorntown. Phone 15 DR. T. S. TURNER LEBANON. INDIANA. Disease of Women and CaUdrea Hi , Throat uA Lungs S'.sU bank Building, Rooms 104, t'ta and 06. Wone W JONES & STARK CLOTHIERS Suit that Suit. Seutl) k'. Js fc j;

Sick Feeder. Vaporizers. Bed Pins, (iauxe. Pints, etr.

such goods are required. ( IIIIIItlllllMIIIIMIIIIIIf lllllltf IMIIUUIItlll LEBANON VULCANIZING & SALES AGENCY Everything for Ui auto. DOBT autoniobilea. Vulcanizing a specialty. Telephone Sfi2 Armory Building AUTO LIVERY JOE COIL Country Driving Raaaonabk Price. At Brontrn's Garagtu Office rttone 2a 1. Ecaideno 7M W. n. GREEN DENTIST First NatiMtl Bank BoUdiaf Raoau tOt-IM Fkoaa 1M II. B. SHOOK VETERINARIAN Over Oak Drug Store Telephone 343. Lebanon, Ind. Make Home Happier! Electric Lamps, Toasters, Percolators, Irons Interstate Pub. Service Co CHAS. E. LEEKE For Groceries NO. 4 INTERl'RBAN Ul.VG. Harry L. Kenworthy HANDLES ALL KINDS OF NONTAXABLE SECURITIES Residence phone, Ut; Office. 1M DR. A. A. WILLIAMSON EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT Office over Etter's Drug Store, PHONE MI, Select your WINDOW SHADES for spring hoiuwdeaning now. Ask to hai aur aaleaassa tint yoa home with samples. JONES & PERKINS Phoi.e 18. ALTO LIVERY fhrrUprf 5-pnr.nfhffr car. Spinal iiU'iitmii iru'n to country. ptrUea and funfral dm. Re. phone 3:0; ofT.fi! ZHCLYDE LOWE GROCERIES Always Irj the Ie.id LEWIS & STORMS

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I Pupils of Miss Thyrz Whetkr to Give Program SaSurday NigW. A public recital will be given at the (ieorge L. Frank music store Saturs'day, February 24, at 8:15 p. m. by EjMary Lewallen, Margsrv Lewallen, RutJi Robinson and Floy West, 2 ! pupils of Mlsa Thyrza Wheeler, asSj listed by Mary Elizabeth Hooton, pui'il or Mr. tilen rnermood. ine following is the program to be rendered: Careless Elegnnce Schleiffarth Mary and .Margary Lewallen. Farewell tlaenschals Dance of the Nymphs ,. Fischer Margary Lewallen. Piltirati (from Sylvia) Delibcs: Schubert's Serenade Wmklrrl Floy West and Ruth Robinson. The Spinning Wheel Schmoll i llrcok of Mom Dorn I Miry Lewallen. j The Sweetest Flower That Blows . . Hnwley Mary Elizabeth Hooton. I The Magic Flute Mnxrtrt j Mary lewallen. Margary Lewallen j Ruth Robinson. By the Flrooksidr Tours Minuet in ti No. 2 Itcethoven Fist Wise Op. B.I Durand Floy West ' Polka de Ih Roinc R;i(T Mary lewallen, Ruth Robinson. Floy SN est Cradle Song Nrwland Cirand Polks fie Concert Rartlett Ruth Robinson The I.itt'e Chests Foster Mn.y F.lizalicth Hooton. la Carillon Op. 19 Rinquet Ruth Robinson. Floy West, Margary 'enxilcn, Jjary Lewallen. AHM.Kll.Sr.il LITTER LIST. Mrs. Kflic Hancock. Mrs. E. Jorbon. Mrs. i. A, Kelley, Mrs. Hazel White. Mrs. Martha Henry. Mrs. Hancock. Mr.-. Tunstall, Mis (ioltiis Mctzgci-. Pesie Martin, Arthur Douglas. A. S. Hone. Wr F. M unlock. c,arence Kanford. William Hi.lv Jones, Fred Holhurg. Herman Mrileiiiel. James Wil li) KM'iH TS OF PYTHIAS. Thursday of this week is the fifty- i third anniversary of th- onlcr. A members are requested to attend Bro. A. I.. Wurd will address tht lodge. Mort Stephen.Ton. K. of R. ami S 2-21 -t Sport COMPLICATIONS ARISE. llillon Darcy Bout May Not .Mal.riali.e After AH. ttly the Iktmntutntii Srtit Hrrti:r. j NEW YORK. February 22. As a, -on.-v.'qu.ne.: of e-ter.lajV de.-elop-! ments the situation regarding t'ne matching of Les Darry. the Austin ..an box. r, with Jack Dillon, the Ind'-i inapohs liihi lii-avy.vnigit, for Marsh i at Mad'Hoi S.usii lluJi-n ha ! cen ,-urrounded wdh mi inany cloud- -yX it diiubtful whether the corte. t I v.ill be siaged ae M-heduled. Chainns'i : Fred A. Wepek, of the stale ati.lriirj 'ommission. '.ent letters to (irsnl Hugh Hi-owne. manager of Ibe ;-.r- j J!t ..-er roipor;.ln.n: A, 1 !:u.i 'li,h. manager of Al McCoy; John" W.-i '! mant-1. of the liroad-.sy S. C., of Bio-iklyn. ind Sain, Marburger. man iger of Dillon, intorming them tlia' Dillon ill not Ih' permitted to box .arc,, without litl going tlln.tHib w ith his contra -t to box McCoy at the riroadway A. C. hatrman VSen.'k'.j action v a taken afte- he bad nrnved word thai Weimanlr' i'llerdeil to reli.-e lull.. a from hi:, renin, t to box McCoy, -o that lb" former could box Dare.- st the lierien on March i'i, i-.td in hia coioooini cation to the !,r..aUway S. ' .. Oils i al Wenrk in..tnicte.i that Mc oy be effered a walrh with lldlon at the .klyn bozmg club bernre Mar I. ALEXANDER SIGNS. Philadelphia Pitcher In lieeeie Rig Incrrsae in halarv. lllf III" fHl'rnuH'mnl Stit$ ftf.rir..! PHILAHKI.PHIA. February 22 -- I'll kn t ie Ige lhat a riipioiiiie with president Maker w.eil-1 gne him as high 1 .alarv a Walter Johnsan geU al lielicved to bsve lliftuenred I, rover Cleveland Alexander to s'gn root's' calling for ll. it ""' Alex jnder's neV contra, t cll for 4.'.,oOH more tlin he rercive.) Is-t j JOINS THE MOLD 01 Tri. I hT. LOCJii. Feluuai v tl. - R.rsr !Hom.y. nllrMr and Hr plajr f I the KL lrtiis sdinls, i . Jninrit the ! win o lb holdos, . lie lii, re. I tin ned hi .not raid mllmg fof MKSi I .io. a. kc that ll'i gur... U Jo-i!.'..!. I r. mus; 1i.iw 1 1, U .t 'i"m.

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Death Due to Bright'g Deae Funeral at 1Q:30 Friday' MornirtR. LucUida U. Cook died at the county farm this morning about 6 o'clock, death following a several weeks' illness with. Bright's disaaa. she was fi4 years old at the tittle- or death. Three brothel. Cyrus, Samuel and Newton Ham all of this county survive her. The body was taken to the home of W. W. Buntin north of town this afternoon where the funeral servic'S will he held at 10:3(1 o'clock tomorrow morning, the Rev. Homer Male officiating, liuriul will he at the Bunlic cemetery in Clinton county. IE 10 BE SHOWN AGAIN Popular Production Coming to Colonial For Return Eni;agement. ' Ity request Mannger .Yutzy has hooketl "Mia.lows and Sunhil!c" for u return engagement at the Colonial theatre. The show will be presented Friday night. Baby Helen Marie Osborne, reehristrnod "Little Miry Sunshine" with the approval of her many thousands of admirers all over the land, will be seen as the star m Ih- production They say there are no ,-hoit culi. lo fame and fortune, liaby Marie, if hlr tender age ol four had given her ihv power of argument, could teil you dilTerenlly. One live-reel picture brought her b.tli, and her chubby ditnpicd fal:e is cn.-.hnned in the hea ts of the multitudes whom ;.he ha.. ch.".iged with lier extraordinuty talent. In "HintiT.vs :inr) Sanvdiino : .-.iie us again directed by Henry kirg of lla'boa. who lias siHn iare talent ir bringing out tKe best theie is in tlt baby star. P-utii ularly notab e is her entire freedom from self-con-sciou.-'nesh liefore tiie camera. The i-upporting cast includes U. Henry Grey, Duniel Cilfnther, Mollio McConell and Lucy Peyton. News MILITARY DRILL. Hill lie Part Of Routine Of National League Hubs. i; (lie r..loml ." Kens r.l MOW Y"i:K, February 22.- The Niitielial league has decided to tiike up military drill, according to the plan sugge.-ie. by Captain T. L. H i.'t.ii. of the Yankee.-, and adopted by the American l. iiru. President John K. 'I'ener Mated thai he would notif, all club nun.-r-, to take up military dull in .dl the iMi;it!',rni tt-.i.n'i'P c.inip.-. ".. henver and wherever expedient." Th'- Aii.'-i an league ,i'ti rials are now negotiating w ill the m ar depai-tnir.it and if the preeiH plan goe. thiouKti .!( .l.d. ft.ll have a drill eeigeant to innti'ue.t the bail ul.ivers ill then- ell' niomiiit. al tlf tiamiog camp.:. The morning d.'llw ill be contuiurd earii nioriiim; Ijii'oi.ghoitt the ciiailil't"ir-b'p season. NfIT ON THE MARKET. Sriilt. Southpaw Pilih.r. Mill he hpt h) Uilr S;x. .1 CHH A'.O. February 22 Hl'irtof baseball scrilies in other ciiies in' belittle Jtin Scott, .-OUlbpSW I'ltrher, . v.h'.m th.-y hve inli"iate. could be bad in evebaoce for an - m-do'cir pla , r, but d to M.lel with Hie Wilde t-o ott (lie r.e-i.in( C'.nii.di. lie

;ot. iior and the fact thai be .vie. oh" ! hi . -li ide In. t year ban not hurt his .5 .Ullding ltb inc. Wr enact him to ' 5 be one "f I he liiamlay of Hie club, 5 this viar."

AITKK CHIEF BENUKK. ! Three American Afilon (lub,5 VNsnl to n Him. 2 I. I. l.cv'i"i.l ".i.e i j J.1.V VM. Ftbrjv'"-'.' rhirfl tteialer. who has been un'mi.itioi'.iHi ' fsl". e.J tv h rbdlie.i, may wear an I 3 American A . soeiat.-ni uniformly next sefn. Ulie L ' I 3 umhus ami In.bai ip'di, riubn 'ir- '! j te tic after lum. ! 1

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We wish to announce that this store has been sold to Mr. Clem Heaton, who is widely known in Boone and Clinton counties and has been in the shoe business for 15 years and that in the columns of tomorrow's paper there will appear an advertisement of Bargains in men's .women's and children's shoes that should be taken advantage of by all prospective buyers of footwear. Watch for our advertisement in tomorrow's paper.

Selz Royal Blue Stores Co. II. E. BARTON, Manager.

"A Reader" Thinks City Needs1 (tetter Transportation Service. Fditor the Reporter: Talking ubeiit the "needs'" of Lebanon and "hosting'' Lebanoi.. what about icme kind of trrisporta'.ion for tl.C walkiug public of j ebaiwp? Lebanon is la'ge i-.iougl: to sup-!oi-t some kind of street car sy..teir. There are many towns no larger fian Lebanon that have street ears. (Uit direct car iinei- are expensive to lui'lil and maintain, therefore ould reijuirc :i lalge revenue to iiiitke it self supi."i ling. What abut.', u Jitney uj line, th.:; would operate over lbs niiiie:pal streels en a bxed route, taking in points from the extreme boundaries. n:;rth, ea..t, we-t, and houth, arriving on the square at the court house, as often p. four times within the hour? A ear bu'lt to give the same .ssivice at the same price and o'i the same schedule that a street car would give, would f"V H'r-'t mil' to I.eVa.ion. A READER. FOLK INITIATED. Mrs. Fannie Draper of Indianapolis, district deputy of the Royal Neighbors 1'slge was present la.-t evening at the meeting of the Royal Neighbors held al. the Odd Fellows hall and under her direction, four new- candidates were initiated. The candidates were: Dr. and Mrs. J. it Parr. Mrs. Carrie llowlr, ami Mrs. Tru.nun Iaichk. Two i.'ther candidate.- w iiien v. ill be received in the lodge later on, are: Mr.-. Abe Wolf iind Mr.-. Km ma Plain. At the .oni'ludui of t!.e wink freslnnent.-' were served.

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1 Tomatoes and $12.00 per ton i I for Evergreen Sugar Corn f

Our st-ruce is unequalled. We guarantee not to hold customers more than two hours in receiving their consignments, ut in case of longer time being" necifsary, the overtime will lie paid for at satisfactory rates. See us al the !cbano'n Hardware Company. We will not accept tomatoes contractu! for by other parlies. Ladoga Canning Co.

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And Save Money Green Gage Plums, in large cans 10c Fine Tears, in large cans 10c Maple Fh'.kc, pur package 10c Cream of Rye 10c Little Crow PapniVe Flour . . . , , 10c liuoiie County i'ean.-, pur can 10c Large can Tie Teaches 10c UuK- Milk, large size, S for 23c Hebe Milk, small size. 0 for 2"c

J. W. Davidson 1 Hi; lHU'SE OF QUALITY

When in Need of Lumber See Us Fuller Lumber Co. Phone 299. 410 West Soaih Street

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