Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 161, Lebanon, Boone County, 5 April 1917 — Page 7

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PAGES 7 TO 10 VOLUME 25. LEBA170N, INDIANA, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1017. NO. 161 COPiES OF THE NEW 1 REGISTRATION WW

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1 You should become familiar with our store, our prices and our merchandise. You will like to trade here.

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Distribution Made of the; New Act Govern- ! ing Elections.

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SOME OF FEATURES I

Member of Registration Hoard,

ami Cleiks Will I!.- Up j Against Real Jobs. j

Copies of the new act governing th. egistrstion of voters ure In ing di-

tributcrt. Tlie a-t radically chn: iht whole process uf registration. l

voters shoulil acquaint thenunlve.

ith thin fait ami inform thcinse'.veis to how to set uboiit saving then right to vote id the futuri. Follow

ing are some of the outstanilia pro

visions uf the new law: 1. There shall he but on regi-. ion board and but one place of re? ration in tNe count v. 2. The registration board shall cu

iiit of the county clerk, a member of

lie Republican party t V. alerted by lie county chairman uf tha; party and

member of the Democratic party t e selected by the county rhjii-mu f that party. TJie place of regiitia

on snail De in the court house, in a

m that the county cmmii-mhi-i 3 tall provide for the purpose. S. In each year in which a general

lection is to be held the registration

oard Khali commence its session on he second Monday in April and -on-inue in session until the 29th day beore tlu election, Hun. lavs and legal olidays excepted. For the renistraion for the special election to be held

liia year, the board shall be in session fixty days, beginning June 20 and continuing oiitil Asgut 20. J 4. The clerical work of receiving end jnlering registration applications jhaU be done by a chief clerk and un wsiitant chief clerk, one a Republican

Ind the other a Democrat, who shall be

-aid for their service? a sum to he fsed by the registration lioard, which

Sum nhull not exceed 15 a 'lay for

Inch. In case assistant cWkn are

ceded, half shall be Republicans and lf Democrats ami they shall lie paid

it tu exceed 1:1 a day each. Four Ways Provided.

6. A voter may register in any nx

f four ways. 1. fly delivering his ap

ration proiierly filled out and signl in person to the registration board. By delivering his application to the ard by messenger, in which case the p! action must contain an oath showe applicant's identity. 4. By deliver-

g his application to tha inspector of

lary voting place in the precinct in

nich the applicant, livea. There will

r no chance, of course, to avail one's

If of this last meaas of registration Boone county this year. 9. The board of registration becomes e board of primatv election cominisoners and the board of guneral elen cnmmiiojioners The clers receives comensation for his services a: ember of fcuch board. The other two pmbers receive such compensation ae law provide hall le paid mem-

Friday and Saturday Candy Specials Maxixie Chtrrieri Rich juicy. Cherried, Chora- QQ Ut United. (iOc values. .Special ui7C CulviiiH NuiikuU This is a very hiijh grade Q Noiipat, rl"--i,li,te eon ted, (ioc values, at

"Get the Star Quality'

Friday and Saturday Cigars Specials I jiM A RCA Seed Havana Cigar r e Oftp Regular 3 for 25c values special. . w 0l dt HUMANA Blended Havana and Domestic Cigar, shade grown, Connecticut Wrapper C tnf OFT, 3 for 25c value, special D Wl

Six Columns of Store News That Will Interest You

Wall Paper (her 500 patterns tu e!i'se l'rnm. Wall I'aperH KiLclien hltN'ks, flural .stripes and all-over designs, suited t'nr lilriMiHK; pice (.election nnd priced as low P., as Hed Room Paper We arc showing a lurger assortment of bed room pu-rs now than ever. They are lieautiftd. Space won't permit of a destti)tion, hut he sure and see them, for we know you will he 1 f pleased. Priced at...1 uc Living Rminis We are showing an assortment of very substantial papers for living rooms in two-tone effects, in stries and woven cloth effects, with beautiful vut-out bonlers and priced as low as 12k and 10c ()at Meal Papers All coi-

!ors low

Soaps Colgate's Klderllower and (ilvcerine; an extra good value; each cake weighs pound. Three cakes (Jimlitv Toilet Soap, oatineul. fjutterniilk and Witch Hazel; these soaps are extra tine for this windy weather. They won't chap your hands or lace; they are all quality and a generous sire cake for 10c; C threu for toy Rexall Toilet Soap, . Otti three cakes for 'OK' CoU..te's AU-roiind Soap, three cakes 25C Colgate's Shaving K Soap, the CHke Colgate's Motor Gloss Soap, very line soap for washing automobiles; the 25C Colgate's Mechanic Soap Paste gets all th dirt and grease; extra fine for mecliamcs; three 2i cans for a-UV. Knoxall Soap, fin for washing woodwork, hardwood floors, carpets, etc; Oip quart can t0.

Talcum Powders

Rahcock'u.Corylopsis 1 C Talcum, the can 1 Bahrock's Violet 1 Tin Klice. the can. Colgate's Talcum in five different odors. 1 C choice I OK. Rexall Violet Talcum, a very fine borated talcum powder, the 1 1t, can I JC Rexall Violet Talcum, special size for A''" Violet Dulce Talcum, flesh and white 25c Jergen's Talcum, in four different odors; special size i;an 25c Trailing Arirutns Talcum S'.n.y; 25c Bouquet Jeanice Talcum "The survival of the fittest" special size, the 50C

Chi-Namel Chi-Namel Automobile and Carriage Paint, a beautiful selection of colors; one coat will make them look Cft,. like new ; the pint can VC Chi-Namel Screen Enamel. Now is the time to paint up those screensv and have them ready for Spring. Green, pint AKp for Black. OZn pint ",K

Chi-Namel Gold and Aluminum Bronze, for your radiators, gas pipes, etc., 90p as low as Chi-Namel Varnish Stain in ill colors, fine for floors, woodwork, furniture or nnywhere an extra high grade varnish is ()f wanted; the pint Chi-Namel Shine Easy, the ideal furniture polish, gives life to your furniture, does not injure the finish; half pint bottle 9 for OK-

Stationery Cascade Cabinet, containing 2-1 sheets of writing paper, 24 correspondence cards and 48 envelopes to match ; an extra good ifr value Cascade I.inen in pound packages, containing 90 sheets of high grade linen paper; the pound Qftf package OUl, Cascade Envelopes to match Cascade pound paper, the n.T. ioc Highland I.inen. a beautiful paper in white and Q tints, the package. . . oo. Symphony Ijtwn writing paper, each sheet has an exquisite lnwn surface made by pressing it between plntes of zinc lined with

sheets of specially woven French lawn. In quire

boxes with envelopes

Tangara Fabric, a beautiful French bordered stationery, Ixirders in all colors, envelopes to match; the Af)n quire box IvL.

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Miscellaneous Colorlte, the ideal straw hat dye, always gives perfect satisfaction, all colors 25g

Liberty Dry Cleaner, works in gasoline as ordinary soap does in water; very fine for cleaning silks, satins, gloves, feathers, etc:; special 8-ounce bottle Ijjg Mower and Garden Seeds Our line of flower and garden seed'-i is select ; it represents the best in the country; the package C for

Camera Films Get your camera films here and your pictures won't be failures. Our films are fresh nnd will fit all cameras.

Sani-FluHh, the ideal cleaner fo.' toilets, kitchen sinks, bath tubs, etc., the O!. can at

Black and White Little Cigars, strikingly superior, a good short smoke, ten in a package 15c

bers of the county hoard of election , second class. No registration is re-

commissioners. quireo ror me cny election in mini m

7. When the registration buaid the fourth class.

opens it.i sessions, it shall keep the re-1 Xhr- new registration act is com-

gistration plara open and have clerks nrisext of 48 sections and In aitdltion

theie ready to receive and record ap- contains a provision for a full regis-

plica'Jons from 8 a'clock a. in. to S

m. each day The otuef clerk and deputy

oali have charge of the registration

room and shall have direction over assistant clerks. The registration board,

lowever, shall b.irfe supervision over

all.

For Cily lleciiona 8. Registration for city elections i.-i

reijuire.1 oolv ia cMihs of Die firit and

tration of voters in each county ol the state this year on account of the mecial election to be held on sioptemher 18 for the purpose of choosing delegates to the constitutional convention. A reading of the act will reveal to any one that the registration board is going to have a lt of work of a most tedious ann exacting kind to do. The fleet- nre not reouired to do alt the

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Easter Footr

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We are now showing our new line of Easter High and Low Shoes - - Owing to the fact of our early spring buying we are able to give you the best at the lowest possible price. , Come in and give us a trial.

work. The board is going to have a COME AM) SKK't'S. lot of responsibility and a lot of labor. 1

The authority to appoint the chief e are located in our new siore clerk and deputy clerk is vested in the totm juKt north of the old stand with as Republican and Democratic chairmen. '" "f tnPlfl groceries as can If aesisUnt clerks are found to i be had anywhere. Quality and quant-

needed, the registration board will ity for your money, our motto, we are

select them, choosing half from the j J"" common folks. I ome and see us. Republican and the other half from 1 'Phone llfi. R. F. Slagte and family, the Democratic party. . ' proprietors. Apr. ,1-4-ri-6-4t

Sacred Concert Program

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SUNDAY KVENING. APRIL Hth. 7:.'!0 O'CLOCK FIRST BAITIST CHURCH By the Dmbined Choirs of the Central Christian Church and the First Baptist Church. Assisted by the Presbyterian Quartette. MR. LUTHER A. RICHMAN, Director. Miss Ola .Smith Soprano Miss Ksther Perkins Contralto Mrs. Guy Davis Contralto Mr. Luther A. Richman baritone Miss (Joldiene Grove Organist Mia Mary Stevens , Pianist Organ Hpring Song Hollins Pilgrim Chorus Wagnnr Miss Grove King of Kings Simper Chorus Choir Prayer Rev. A. L. Ward. Hoaanna .' Granier Mrs. Guy Davis "THE CRUCIFIXION" A Cantata by Nevin The Upper Room Chorus Assurance Mr. Richman and Ladies' Chorus Bened'Oion ' ..Mr. Richman

Gethsemana nd Betrayal Mala Chorus

Judgment . - Misa Perkim Calvary Chora

Resurrection Miaa Smith and chorus L!v,-4 jUs!r. Oar G'isus K!sj Chorus

lOnVtory j Organ Easter Oiima Fedarleln Alias Oroya irill tha Font with Soma ..Warren Prl.ytr'.an UparMt Mrs. Junes, Mr. lacolMtlll, Mr. Jonaa, Mr. Toll ! Hallelujah Ckonia Messiah ManiM I Chorus Choir r , i '.-'- -v. ft H. Carn-. ' ; r. .'.i!-.-,.- iir" Mnrrh . . .............. Y'tO

EXTRA

Twenty-one Dead and Two Hundred Injured. Property I.oh Two Million.

Newcastle Worst Sufferer

NEWCASTLE. Ind., March lilth. 1917 The tornado which swept through the Southeastern part of Indiana late Sunday afternoon left in its wske destruction of more than six hundred homes. ' Whilo Newcastle suffered the most, neighboring towns had heavy looses. There was little insurance as no one expected such a storm, Eetc. Etc.

The same old story UNEXPECTED, UNINSURED, ETC., ETC. The newspapers could keep that form standing and iust change the names from time to time. You can not bring back lives destroyed, but you can restore property. How? By insuring at trifling cost. Don't wait until after the storm and don't say you "don't expect a tornado in this town." Thousands have been ruinedelsewhere by making such a guess James M. Worley, Agent

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