Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 161, Lebanon, Boone County, 5 April 1917 — Page 8
Houseyiring New Road Will Build Fine Depot t Frankfort Plana Considered.
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(CoonUM Rfliun4. 101T) Working for A Million Car Owners Are Vdii letting Will.ird work for ynii? Car ownrs everywhere are getting the habit of making their regular monthly trip to the Willarrl Service Station the most important item in the care of their hattery. Willurtl Sorvire it. not orilinary battery seme It ia fac tory trained experts co-oterating with you to keep your battery on the job. Ami if you join the irmv of car wim for whom Willard works 5u mil know that this pavs foikr return in bnshl lights, quick starting, Uttltlmi ignition, a well as in dollars and rcnu. Were your Villrd s.-tvii citatum. Wt have l the equipment to give - you the bct battery
" (itvicc. an l we re harked bv the Willard Organ
ization. We have a rental hattery for V'ur use if yours needs repair.
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Willard Service Station
' Onposite Traction Station.
Phone 232
Everybody Is Invited
TO ATTEND THE Ol'KMM, OF THE
Lebanon Commercial and Vocational College
C ASTLE HALL BUILDING, LEBANON, INI).
Saturday, April 7th
AND
Monday, April 9th
COME KAKLY
tted Men's Order Growing Kapid' ly The Membership Kearheti (ilia.
A cla.. if twenty candidates took the adoption degree lfi.t night al tlie
rvgulir meeting of the Winnebago Tribe X.p. r I. II. ft. M. When this '. 'a.-s has taken all the work the total
momher.diip "f tli tribe will be ix
hundred and sixty live. This t
voted lat night to send ten dollars to
be used for the relief of brother ited
Men at New Albany. The minify win d to that pli.ee this morning.
TIIK STORK'S VISIT. Word ha.; been received of the birth on April Zn of u son to Mr. and Mrs. Anhur I.. Walker of Memphis. Tenn. The leu- hus licen christened, Arthur
James-. Mr. Walker t:. the son of Mrs. Wilma Walker of this city v. ho
iuitii her daughter Agnci, have been
spending the winter in Hot Springs Ark., and at Memphi s
We Have Money To Loan First Rural Loan & Savings Assn. H. P. New, Sec.
DON'T MISTAKE TlIE C.U SE
,tX UnbeBtabif EAtcrrninator kJf tfaed the World Ow Vn4 by b-9.jovimHm1 TH OM KUfhlm rfltf Nvrr ruts - t ?5 e .Mr tijjiM THX feaXOGNIZfca TAI1DAftt-AYi. Mtztiwn
MBS. OLIVE CLARK Hair Drcsr.inj Parlor
CIIAS. E. LEEKE J'-r Or
Many Lebanon People Have Kidney Trouble And do not Know it. 1.1'' you have hark at he? Ate via tired and worn nul ? V'-el Dtzzy. nervous and di presed? Are the k'.dney secretions irregular? Highly coimedi eonUui sediment? Likely your kidneys are at fault. Weak kidneys jive warning of li-trer-. Ilei-d th warning; don't delay I'sc a luted kidney remedy. Head this Lebanon testimony. t.. o. i.vau, 1U1 houth Meridian alreet, Lebanon- aaie: "Uccanoiuslly my. hark has become sore and lame and my kidney have acted too often ( The kidny secretions, are ftanty. raiding in va.. H)(C and are unnatural
Jut is aoon S3 I notira the trotihleii eommg rm, iij pnan's Kidy Fil'w, KITKUIwl it th Red Itiw
fre tor, nd ( am aoon in food
health afatii." Prwi; Cue, it all dr!r. lion't nmtiiy . I. f x V'd'i"" tJ'f y .r t
The Frankfort Crescent-News says:
"Tentative plans for the new Pennsylvania station to be erected in this city, probably within a few months,
have been prepared by tne ,ng;ineering department of the railway company. The new station will be located along the right-of-way, between Walnut and South streets. It is probable that representatives 0 the railroad (onipany will go before the city council in the near future, to ask the vacation of street and alley ends, in the immediate vicinity of me new station. The action of the council makes the
following out of plans now considered conditioiiury. "The plans for the new station, call for tlie finest structure of the kind in Frankfort. The building w ill be of brick, trimmetl with stone. Double tracks will pass the station building to the west. Train sheds will be built
11 long the west side of the tracks for
persons boarding or leaving tram n the west track. A subway will latl from the station to the west side if the tracks, so that passengers and others will not bo required to cross the tracks. "The building is to he a commodious structure, with separate offices for ttlrgiaph opeintors, agent, and ticket sellers. There will be a waiting room ami toilet rooms for women, and a large general waiting room in the center of the building, with toilet room for men. "A profile of the proposed location of the new station has been prepared, together with the sections of street ends which the railroad company wishes Varated. This action w ill lie necessary to prevent crossing the tracks at the point where the station is to be located. The profile will be submitted to the council. Itatifiration by passage of an ordinance will be necesiTary." HEAVY Lass.
Former Darlington Man Has Property
Destroyed by fire.
A Darlington s.r,iiil tays: "V.'oitl has been received I.sro by relatives
-if a great loss by lire of the property f Dr. G. E. Martin, of Myers. Ken
tucky. On Saturday lire sta'-ted in a
resiiinnco from a defective flue and
account of high wind the flames spread
raiiidly. causing Dr. Martin a loss of
M7 Wtl. A (ire department from ar-
lisle, a nearby eity was railed. While
enroute to Myers, the dcpai inn nt col
lilted w'th an atitomnhilc, bleak one
man's leg ami badly injuring another.
11 if little town was almost constinied before aid reached them, Dr. Mar
tin being the heaviest loser, being owner of a planing mill and several
CITY NEWS
Baumgardt (or cleaning. Phone 93.
Taxicab, auto delivery. Long distance drives. Phone 219. W. T. Randle.
Expert painting and paperhanging
t. N. (lonan. phone i"8. l-li fit
Potted plants and cut flowers will he on sale in the (ason-Neal lobby
Saturday, Apiil 7 by the ladies of
the Kir;.t Itaptist church. Apr. 4-3t,
We rebuild pianos and arc equipped
to rrlitush rases as well as supply
any hrokan or worn out parttt. We have an expert tuner and can give
yuur work immediate attention. Call
or write us for prices, tiro. I- Krnnk
4 Cv. Mar. ol-tf.
KtlKD IS STOl.KN. W. J. Santerd has received n.ttuf1
from John W. Volperl, president i the
Miami county Horsethief Detective As.sooation that Kurd five passenger automobile, JD17 model had bn"n
stolen at I'eru at 4 o'dork aturda; afternoon, March :!, The rr.achlni
bote licen.-e immlier f-TK'tfi and the
encine was l.hV2,7l8. The man whi is s.ippowd to be the thief is df crib
en as hemj. about five feet, nine indies in height and wore a light rap aed light rain coat. Tlie description also stated that he w as crosseyed and woie
glasses. A reward of Si ia offered
for the arrest of the thief and '!!i for the return of the ear.
NEWS OF DEATH.
I nel of S. I,. Burke Diea Suddenly
Near Ladoga. y. v r.,ik of no. ih r.k
has received wntd of the leith Of bis
imele Jnsiah Bradley, 1 prominent
farmer of JlontgininT eounty. Mr. Dradley's death occurred suddenly. Mr. Burke will attend the funeraj hirh
will be held rndsv aflernooii at 1
0 clock at the re.idctiee three miltt.
t " latdojr.4-
MABBIAOt LICtNptii
(lamaire In
Time
We desire to announce that the Society of Electrical Development has set aside from April 1st to May 15th as "WIRE YOUR HOME TIME." This is a national event and an opportunity that should be made use of by Lebanon people. During this period special inducements are made to Wire Your Home by electric companies throughout the country. ' In Lebanon we will take house wiring contracts during this period at the following specially reduced prices : Rooms Approximate old price Special price Three $11.00 $ 9.00 Four '. 13.50 10.00 Five 14.75 11.00 Six 16.25 12.00 Seven 18.35 13.20 Eight 20.5 15.60 Nine 23.00 17.40 Ten 25.50 19.80 These prices include a complete wiring installation with drop cord and 25 or 50 w att Mazda lamps. If fixtures are wanted same will be supplied at a reduced price and an allowance made on them by excluding drop cords from the above figures
Interstate Public Service Company HEAT, ICE AM) ELECTRICITY
SEEKS AIO OF LOCAL
Hendricks County Township
Asks Assistance in Maintaining Stretch of Road
The trustee of Drown township, Hendricks county wjis before the hoard seeking to secure Oie co-operation of the Iloonc county commissioners in the matter of repairing and maintaining a strip of towuship road in Hendricks county. The road in MtiOHtion is about three quarters of a mile in length on the. I-aFollettc pike. It is located aouthea.it of Koyalton, Htntlricks county refuses to lend any aid. The traffic from Boone county over this stretch of road is heavy. The county commissioners took under adviavmcnt the matter of providing aid Commiseioners' Court. The petition of Joseph S. Kraiier ct. al., for the, ' improvement of a public highway on the line between Jackson and Jefferson tot. n. hip. , was found sufficient. fharlca Stout and tjecrge H. Ktncaid were, appointed viewers arid Alva Wynkoop as engineer. Thry are to meet April '.) at a. m., am) proceed to view Hie road and make report by April '. The petition of W ood, on T. Patlman ft. al.. for yacatton of highway in tenter township, was found sufficient. URoy Smith, William H. t'ox and James ti.own were appointed Tiew-ers.
SOLD HIS FARM. W. R. dwelt eater.l.iy told his hilV acre farm to Truman Lurts. TIm consideration was $h,UW. The deal was made through the Crawforl ind Armstrong agency. S&TvSTtuS ON SU Siiahi t EahLI
atur furea. The Doctor Takes the Ice. Th.ra i in old saving that "fJatur 'ores, the doctor taken the fee," but as everyone, knows yj rat) help f,. ture eerv much, ind thereb;' enable it Is effect i cure in Bitieh !s time than is usually required, this tu partlen'nrly true o colds. Chamberlain's "'l It'np.dy' relieves the ' iungs, lo..i.!,cf tj-i ' c-!' )r-u ei' a;"
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They Rnov,fqi tha delicious TeocI pTi
.I STARTIIiQ FOOD
I the only baby chick (sod with buttermilk In Ik
'i f Juit riht for the first three wecka. Help. kp off chick m 1 diseaacH, geu chicks atarted tight It m!.ei atrcme aturd7
2 I cmcks thit grow Into big birds, good breeder., bir egg J producers real money makers. 1 : ' t ' '" It Bags $1.00 to 15.75 Packages 10 to 50o BUY A MAO
Come in and gat big (rrm sample packagfftuiough to feed five chicks for one week
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! We Arc Prepared To Make I Mortgage Loan
On Boone County Farms f Approved Title. 6 per cent 5 yesrs No Commission - Let Us Eunew That Mortgage for. yea
! Farmers State Bank
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