Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 153, Lebanon, Boone County, 27 March 1917 — Page 3
Preparedness
AGAINST THE MARCH WINDS AND APRIL SHOWERS Get a Perkins Raincoat GUA RANTKKD PROTECTION $5.00 to $20.00 Serviceable Hats THAT STICK ON' AND 101.1) THEIR SHAPE $2, $2J, $3, $31, $5 Gloves - Neckwear- Caps Suits - Topcoats Elbert Perkins Co. The Home of Hurt SchalTner & Mur Clothes
Lu ii Oi U.Ji OF EVASHK1 TO BE
CONTINITRD FROM PAOE ONE.
Atf'utiy the various Jr-rmturHit h:tv
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PERSONAL MENTION.
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Alva Gant is ill as his home on South Meridian street. John Titus of Indianapolis was in this city on business today. Mrs. W. E. Osborne, of Anderson, is visiting Mrs. Harrie DeVol. Mrs. Heckathora and son, Malcolm of Thorntown spent the day here.
James A. White went to Connors-
Blouses at 98c
tereby red tap. shall be w . .. , . Hnv , '
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cut to th( minimum and the department's work in unison so that all false lection shall he eliminated. This will tc alcsnliitely necessary in order to meet the development of the prenent In addition the general plan of finance was expected to hp discussed. The mutter nf financial support to Cermnny's enemies is still under dis- . i. ion and wide diirerenres nf opinion have developed in ronpres. What ae finn the president will deride to take on this subject is, nf course. kn.i-.vri only to himself. He line asked for the iuI'w of the cabinet and will have that for guidance. In addition re ex- ,. c's to confer during the, present v.'f-ek with members of congress tthd li'inib'if rs generally so that he will be ahle to definitely dkcuss the ciihj"ft ! his rn-.-..ar'' to congress. War Problems.
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! ! were brought much closer to.;,.i,, i.mpi. tion here today. ..-,
lYo ident Wilson conferred with :.-i.i-:oi c.dhert M. Hu.-hrork of Ncb-a-ka t inhiiiu: majority niemlier afti chairman Stone, of the senate or-'Vn relations cnmieittoe. Tn r.ilurrt dtsrus-.ed the reeomnn.lations whifh the president will lake ti congress when it convenes- in vianidinary session; heard "Pnorts f co-ordination of all gnveri.ni.''Mt i'..irtments to in-uie ellieieny. and ..nsiih re.l the measures whieh eonrvs mu -t enact to juotert the na-
i..n wht'n it convene. next week. 1 The Hclvi.-orv eomiiiitt'i's of the J i iincd of nniional defense rnntinueil ,
h 'I wi'.lk "f st.and.il.il HiK trie
of relatives and friends in Indianap-
olis Sunday. Miss Maude Miller is spending the week in Earl Park with her brother Chester Miller. W. F. Perkins of Lafayette was the guest of Frank Procter and Arthur Stevens last night. Mrs. C. O. Buis of Fairfield, Ill., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Clara Stewart of north of town. Miss Mary Snedegar is in Indianapolis, for a week's visit with T. S. Snedegar and family. D. J. Kimmel and wife returned Saturday evening from the winter's sojourn at Biloxi, Miss. Mrs. Hugh Bowen, who has been ill for several weeks at her home on West Main street, is some better. Mrs. Joseph Pearl has returned from Stockwell where she has been the guest for several days of relatives. Miss Mildred Dillon of Indianapolis is the guest for several days of her sister, Mrs. Fay Caldwell of north of
Pretty voiles lace trimmed sport stripes and crossbar material with lace insertions. Some of the plain voile blouses have larpc square collars of plain material the fcport styles huve narrow pointed collars of pique the frilled models in voiles have sailorlike collars with embroidered designs.
And at $1.95
Wonderful plain voile styles and voiles with embroidered designs, some with insertions of imitation filet lace. Some have laiye collars with points over the shoulders, edged with lace others with deep, square back collars with tiny tucks and hemstitching.
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at 7:30, !::;0, 1 1 .fiO a. m. I -:M. k. b:3il, T;.iu. ;::!U and 1 1 -.: i. m. j , arrive from Crawl'ordsvilte at' :!.-.. 1 1 raw a. ra.. 1:2. 3:1a,! ... 7:2il. 9:?0 and 11:20 p. m. ; ,.
I'huiday heinu Mis Deloius Ok I's hirthilav a numlier f younv nple gathered ut ?-,er l.-m:' nnd sinned tier. ThiKe piesent weie: -s Violet l.nn-..n. lieul.ih N'n'hol1, Kvelyn (iodhy. K -si' S,.ric,., .. neand Cer.esa Wallace. Cuth .an.' rne White. Hutli t'rask. Op.i1 encer, Kverett Mutchler anil Lnn-n?
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ed. '.. vatt lcnn uml i:" rmce White of this 1 lla::el Itowilen of I n.'1
i- ( nl'-'teni-e helwei-n Senator .rk and the piesident was of nount importance. It was Ilitcliwho I. si th" l irht fur the armed ilitv ''ill in the doeine days of enate a'ter Chairman Si one hait ned kadei.hii of the npnotition chcis-k, it is atfleed. will he the in :i!.itinfi --iiokesman in the piesmiei national cri.--n ile pite the hat .Senator Stone v n'-eleete,i
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Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Reynolds and son Herman were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gibson of Clark street, Sunday. Miss Inez Liebhart returned to her home in Zionsville this morning after a few weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs. W. H. Green. Miss Hazel Etchison of North Meridian street had as her week-end guests, the Misses Edith Jackson and Mary Wright of Lafayette.
Mrs. Henry Clay Campbell, who
has been the guest for few days on Mrs. Mae Wilson, returned to her
home in Indianapolis today.
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Harrell of Noblesville, were the noon dinner guests yesterday of Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Baker of East Main street. J. W. Etchison continues ill at his home on North Meridian street. Mr. Etchison has been ill for several weeks with leakage of the heart. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Amos were in Indianapolis Sunday, the guests of Ed Lyons and family and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Squire, the latter former residents of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Helmkamp and family of Lafayette will come the
latter part of the week for a visit with Mrs. Helmkamp's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Etchison. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Rodman went
The New "Straight Line" Porch Dresses 98c Made of best grade percale in plain blue, pink, tan and rose, belted, large sailor collar, all si.cs, Ottp special tomorrow tVOL
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Satuidar and Sunit. Mrs. KHen Thou, !'ok llpjier Si.tlllit, Neil Thompson horn
Chtlders anil 'pent Sunday
Marl llaker. sjient S'lmhiy with A. M'(anlle spen'
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MODERN SHOE COMPANY WILL OPEN A NEW SHOE STORE
IN THIS CITY
At An Early Date
ll." South Lebanon Street (Formerly ritctifiit'cl by J. ('. Ri-ed vhnc
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NEW STOCK . SPRING STYLES SMART SHOES For Men, Women and Children Wait for our opening for your EASTER FOOTWEAR Modern Shoe Co.
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part of the ilefen.-i public reference ti
'hiiii would I." il'inifcioiis in the ex ;r.,-,e. They covered eveiy posHhl, aronlem hut espeei.illy iho-e of th. jray. navy and treasury, the thn-i l)i.ii!, h'i.- "!' the irovf rmri nt that mu.
:,e::r the hiunt of the war. The I'nited States has ahi of money. Tie nr'ilem bef "aiiimt was not to rai.' nw.r hicv to null- the -sui.piy av mint effective. hiring the last twenty-fnui theie has been comiiien' ih! a agitation m certain iiuait'Ts I cni'Kiess . I. claie war "'I U
niiher than to adopt a a - tate of war has exi. of (lormany's acts.
but
iinrne.v u.'i'.h relatives.
Tonight they will attend a play given by a dramatic club of that city.
Mrs. Earl Crose, who has been spending several weeks with her mother Mrs. Joseph Meyers, who is ill at her home on East South street, has returned to her home in Rockport N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Beck and family and their week-end house guests Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cassidy of Indianapolis, spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes of Ward. G. C. Sowers and family of Arcadia and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tranberger of Arcadia were entertained Sunday at the home of Mr. Sowers' sister, Mrs. W. F. Brown of Royal street. All the guests returned home Sunday evening with the exception of Mrs. Tranberger who remained for a few days' visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parr and baby and Miss May Dillon went to Jamestown Sunday evening where they have moved from Hope. Jake Scott and wife from Rosston, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Parr, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parr and Mrs. Amanda Parr spent Sunday with J. O. Parr and family. A. W. L. Newcomer and wife visited from Saturday evening until Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Paddack. Mr. Paddack has been very
sick for the past few days. Mrs. Harry Boatman has been sick
for a week. Mrs. May Phillips of Frankfort, visited her sister Mrs. Boatman one day last week. Joe Paddack and wife called on Mrs.
Reynolds and Mrs. Mary Hutchings near Westfield Sunday afternoon. Mrs. B. M. Gomery visited her sister, Mrs. Flora Parr Monday. Will Lanham is in poor health this spring. Mrs. Louisa Stephens of near Big Springs is in very poor health. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Myers visited
Friday with Mr. Myers and daughter.
Miss Shockley
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e fine Ued and Mum'd for sale. Lebanon
ALL KINDS OF Posts, Fence and Gates WOOD FOR SALE .. A. R. Dossett Phej.e 176. N-'-ir Fuller' tw mill
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a (.eriiiiiny -olution thai I as a resiih official an-
ineiiuent is aviiilanle on this sliglr tion. The r(iie..tiiili is likely to he a tor,:,- of ireneiat debate in oHicia' qiiac:i rs r.irht up until emigres? acta illy meets, f the sentiment of the cngi-esslonal ead.t on both sides is I'oiioweii the action of that hody at the outset wili lie coMined to a d.;clar alum 'hat "horau.-o uf Cermun aggression and v. elation nf the principle' of international la'v a state nf war has exuted" either since Fel ruaiy 2.'. when the Cunarder Laconia was sunk with the loss of Mrs. Marv Hoy of Ch'ci.iro and her daughter, Miss F.liiaheth Hoy, or at least inre the pinkins; of the City of Memphis, the Vigilancia and the Illinois. Hut it is con ceded that in this action congress will willingly follow the suggestion that the president shall make. The army and navy reports made to
SPECIAL MASONIC NOTICE. Boone Lodge No. 9, F. and A. M., 7:30 p. m., Friday. Called meeting. Work in Fellowcraft degree. Lingerie ribbons in checked and
rosebud designs at Craig's.
We will pay $12.00 per ton for Tomatoes and $12.00 per ton for Evergreen Sugar Corn
(.R W'DMOTHFK'S ItOTAMC MF.IlKTNF. In every pioneer home the botanic ii.ipe,; of our grandmothers for the treatment of disease were wonderfully dipemlable. Every fall she gnthereil her various herbs: thoroughwort, camomile, suge pennyroyul, wormwooil, iue, etc. It in interesting to note that I.ydia E- Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, th niot successful remedy for female, ilia we have, was originally pr.pared for home use from one of these botanic recipes, and the demand fur thir. famous medicine has grown until over :;..ll,(HiO pounds of roots and herbs are used annually in its preparation. It will well repay any woman who suffers from female ills to give this famous medicine a tritil-
Our service is unequalled. We guarantee not to hold customers more than two hours in receiving their consignments, but in case of longer time being necessary, the overtime will be paid for at satisfactory rates. See us at the Lebanon Hardware Company. We will not accept tomatoes contracted for by other parties. Ladoga Canning (g.
Factory Phone 21.
Lebanon Ildw. Co. Phone 2S8
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Jewelers, Opticians and Music Dealers
GEO. L. FRAN!
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The Home of the Real Victrola