Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 162, Lebanon, Boone County, 6 April 1917 — Page 10

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What's on your mind?

J Oh! that old hat! We thought so In an Easter Hat we have just what you want.

Nobby Tans, Greens, Grays, Blacks, etc., in the newest snappiest styles $2, $21, $3, $31 and up WE SUGGEST that you take a look at the many attractive suits for Spring made for us by HART SCHAFFXER & MARX Varsity Fifty Five the ideal suit for every man. $15 and up lo $30 SHIRTS TIES CAPS nil t

jeaDert reriuns to. I Th Home of Hart Rchaffner & Marx Clothes

IN EE COUNTY

Station at Indianapolis Starts Campaign Through This Section.

Th nnval rwruiting station at lniliuiinnoli.q, tins rtartml a campaign in

I nil the courtieH rar Muriun. Many j young. rrv?n in Icbanon and Hoone county have received pontal conU 1 witliin the pul day or to encouraging them to Join the navy. The postal iard Iiuh a heading which read: "W hut the navy means to me." Some of the following things are (riven: i "(iood pay at the very start, at least $15 a month above nil necessary expen.es. Practically no expenses, good ' iuod, lodging and $fiO outfit of clothing. Permanent position an long as you behave yourself. Retired on throe-fourtha pay after thirty years'

service; pension at unvtime if disabled in line or duty. 1'ay continue, sick or well, on duty or on furlough. Mwlicul uttention ami hospital treatment with no expense whatever. Rapid advancement to thoe who prove efficient. The first promotion usually come four or five month after enlistment. Continual change of .scene, different countries, different customs and people. Pay absolutely certain as long as you are in the navy. What does it means to you?" Young men should think the proposition over at the present time even if it ban never been considered before for the nation needs them. The appeal has a different tone from any that were received a few months ago. Oilier counties in Indiana nre furnish, ing their .share of men for the navy and itoone county should not fall down on tlie proposition.

AN Ai if EALTO i , l,L of noo.iir;r mate

To the people of Indiana: In th fare 3f th greatest shortngs h tlw food supply this country" ha eor Vnown we are prepuring to enter the Kuropean conflict.Indiana will aupply her quota of men- .She must prepare to supply mora than her quota of food. It in nerMiai7 t organise the agricultural interests of Indiana quickly, that we may plant a larger acreage, grow larger crops and utilii to the utmost every product of our farm. That our people may more fully understand the urgent need und take the steps necessary to meet that need, a call is hereby made for a public meeting in the county seat of every county In Indiana, to be held ut 1:30 p. m., Saturday, April 7, 1S17. All farmers, county agents, better farming associations, farmers' institutes, granges, chambers of commerce, commercial . clubs, grain dealers, bankers, miHerr runners, women's rhih: schools and all other interested organizations and individuals are urged to united effort that this meeting may accomplish the pur- ). for which it is called. jamks p. oooniunr. governor.

GEORGE STULTZ SELLS ZIONSVILLE BUSINESS

DipoKpsi of Coal RuHinens 1o A. E. Slru kland, of In-dianapnlis.

WILLIAMS HOSPITAL.

W. J. Woolev of the Lebanon Auto Sales Sr Machine 'o.. has beu in the hospital for the pa.-t few days for medical treatment. Mrs. A! Hayilen has entered the hc-nUl for a course of medical treatment. .She may undergo an operation before many days. Go to Craig's tomorrow for your Kaster fixins.

Music for all at Heaton's slue open-

i ir.(t Saturday. 4-5-St i accounts.

(ieoige Stiilta, who has lien in the coal business nt Zionsville for a number of years has this week sold his business and rented his coal houses to A. K. Stiickland of Indianapolis, who will continue the business under the management of Harry I'fisler and under the name of the Zionsville lie and fuel Company. Mr. Stultz has been appointed inspector of the new cement roadway being constructed south of Zionsville and will give his attention thereto and look after the closing up of his coal

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GET YOUR SUIT FOR EASTER

One hundred new spring suits, sizes to fit everybody, in all the season's newest shades of gold, green, shepherd cheeks, Copenhagen and navy. Several sample suits in this assortment; values that must be seen to be appreciated. . Be sure to see them Saturday (alterations free)

AN EASTER MESSAGE Craig's Millinery Just anything you may wish in Craig's Millinery Department, every color, every style, and, best of all courteous treatment and salesladies who are interested in helping you select the correct hat. COME TO CRAIG'S NORTH SIDE SQUARE '

Job Work at Reporter office GET YOUR SALE BILLS AT REPORTER OFF REPORTER, BY MAIL, $3.00 A YEAR. Reporter, by mail, $3 a Y,

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Peeps about a little, awakens from the lethargy of the winter months and then smiles as Old Sol sends Ins good-natured rays to warm her old soul we all get the same bug we want to do something. If you want to get it out of your system

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Get out and plav around in the dirt, treat your lungs to a breath of fresh air and stretch your atrophied muscles. Buy a spade and push it. Here are the implements which will tax the muscles you never knew you had and arc better than a gymnasium. Furthermore you get dividends on your efforts.

SPADING FORKS .83c SPADES ...8Tc RAKES, 40c and up HOES BACK-BREAKERS 2:c

GARDEN BARROWS $3.75 HARDEN PLOWS $3.00 GARDEN TROWELS 10c HAND CULTIVATORS ...7rc

HOES EASIER ONES 6.'(C and up

Garden Seeds in Bulk All Varieties of the Following

SEED POTATOES BEANS PEAS CABBAGE

TURNIP LETTUCE RADISH ON f U.N

CARROT CUCUMBER CORN MELON

PARSNIP SQUASH PUMPKIN EGG PLANT V

SALSIFY CELERY MANGO TOMATO

50 cents worth of garden seeds will feed an ordinary family half the summer UNION HARDWARE COMPANY