Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 165, Lebanon, Boone County, 10 April 1917 — Page 3
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T!ie Children's Favorite a &ieww& Phonograph There ia nothing you can buy that will furnish more delightful and instructive entenrunment for children limn a Stewart Phonograph. Every child is a lover of music. Thi natural love of music can be satisfied With a Stewart Fhonor.raph. And the Stewart Phonograph is within reach of everyone -the price is only $6 50. Let the children become fbmilur with the beautiful music of mujtT instrumentalists, orchestra, bands, soloists, etc. Then, there are the educational pieces recitations, verses, lyrics and prose. All cf these are a necessary part of the children's education. No need to deny them of it when you can buy this wonderful Stewart Phonograph for $5.50. The Stewart Phonograph reproduces with beautiful naturallit ss all records of any type, any make, Br.y size, any price. You need hear it only once to he convinced that the Stewart Phonograph is superior to all other popular-priced phonograph. Come in and hear it today.
Social Ha pi
RV MISS ESTHER PTiI!K(NS
GIVEN A SHOWER.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Minn Charlotte Opel, who" murrii."" to Jnhn Miilliim of llhirair ll.'ll'U.s, 111., will .take pl:re thi --piiiiR, (riven a brend anil butter ';:!" .Oiower lust evitdni: at tho neotinjf of the Weftaifnater ('uilili.f t!ir- PrvFfiyteiinn rh'irrh held lit the
Geo. L. Frank L Co.
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wears' & crwn or the feet that
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YOUR FEET will serve you faithfully and well if vim nkf. tli.-in tin. r.ri.i.ii- nrwintit nf -it t .nt Inn
and fit them wkh shoes that arc propi-rty ronstructed. I .el U: stervo you with footwear of proven
value.
Morgan S
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TfESPAY, ' RtwinpiM Woman's llible Lengun-. Library, 7::!lt. Inter Nos r'uh Mii-m flora Siitpliin, :2r, o'do.. WKI)NF.S1)-V. . Ton-id rluh, FiUh-lnr,-Uii,Br-- Mrs. Louis Sterling (10 oVIftck.
'ii-iny of Mr- T,:nn.. I. Xeal i on R.,t ; Cmtra, Christian ehureh, 2:30 i'. ;..-li!,i,t.n treet. The Riftn, pr- . .
'' to til.' brHe-oi'-i't, wcrp piok. a I fliv.-.-T lm (l-oi-itwl in tlie l-ifc - colon. VpIIow and white alo I l"M'in.it.'d in tlie appointment in i ii'nirijt rcioni whr-ti1 an Eu.tcr j
ii ictv of Tirrt Capti.-t I.. W. .Fu'.lfr, 2:15
.ncl.con -a.s :-cr'f't. l'or the center ! i titiu'f-ntt ni the- t.ihie was irniC' ith n silver vii f of jori'iuil" anil li e I'M vva.- fitm yellow taiors in silver i".'lp hoUici-s unon which rr-t.lt o -cnly -.h:ti' liutterilie-i. The pio- : :in: fur the (veninu: ilLsfler... li
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"l-e a.:mleil to Mi.'S l'anri"s ml Mi. Helen Tilm. Srwial of the evei,nif were Mi. Hin '.on-. Ml-. (). II. t'nrmicieiel. -'I'" .vio"ii an. V.. Viola
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Missiunnry ehurrh-Mrn.
o. loc k. Preiliyterian Ir.iliintrinl soriety-i-Mrs. N'uncv (lilmure. 21 o'elork. THURSDAY. Pleasant Hour Kmlroiilry club Mr. Clark I.intbay. 2:'(0 o'floik. Jolly Social Hour club Mm. W. cH Hol. L' lrtl. O. X. T. .lull Mis. Frank Waiter. 2:M o'clock. W. C. T. I'. Mis. J- J'- Mnlite, 2:(HI. FRIDAY. Thimhleine rlule-Mrs. Jamen Ktrnklle, 2:1X1 ii'rtoek.
UW. ARTMAN HONOHED.
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!ncliaiufli Council of V omen, KlittHer Presiilent nf Ortaniratinn.
ivoinini; it 10 o 'be Re.-, nne Mi.h l'n-t .-feet of M.. Ki.tr. T.i
'oik at lie 1). O. Cov. cilireil !he icr. .lunch.
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Mrs. 3. li, Artinai of Indianapolis, formerly of this rty. was elected pie-ident of the Imluiiiapoliii local ( cnd of Women at the meetinir of
near V nrrl xhp ,iiii.ct r held Monday evening at .V- H.-ad.-.; ,)-, 0,,! Kellnw-. ImildinK. Mrs. ArtIbe only m,ln -as mny fnrn, here who will wen- Mi: .- i,t pear of 'the honor that has
n conferred uimn her.
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Mr. and Mr-. Roy I.itUn of Kai
'! p irt dinner w.i . se. vt d. oth .-Jtreet entertai'ied the foiiow--l i at ti.f .Inner were Mr. , ie(r pihU a! dime r loot evening'. K'.'e T.ii-i o- ,:; hnnii i! ' M rs. I-1 aid- ( lip-on a-id -ilauehter, t!, -!.- NeMie and flul.y and ?on F.arl: vv i ,!,!, :n.- hoth irnd'i-I Mr-. Miry Litton and d-iujthter!), I.il I e'lorion niffh .-cliool cla.-.-''. i lie. era. S'ettie and Nellie and son-t
id I'll I. Thev will reside in i Stanley and Homer and Riley Duncan
v faini-h-d borne .inuthwe..: I of tbi. city ami Mrs. Frank Wisehart n. ind danehter Mrs. Roy ingletnn of Fir.nkfoit. . j
T'l U I'll T INDI .WAPOLH. !" .' i. vl'i.i V.'.Piam Movii N
MISSIOXABV MKF.TIS0.
c.i.:y: , e l.et ' Mr-. W-ismantle will bold !i H.
en. an i Mi-; lionary ipeetin(f ;tt the Holinesi-
at !n 1 1 h: irtian church Wednesday tiii'ht n ;u j Ann! 11th. All are invited to com
h" -i! arrt hmiv her snenlc a we feel that illy re J you will be benefitted and encouraged
here I -1 to help in t:o mif-ionarv work. Spect in . ; i-;' will be jfiven by Mrs. Weis flu., in" nt le nnd her dseiir'iter fi-om Frank t-inp- ! roit. Don't fni-uet the date and come
Now Is The Time Tto SuhscriiH For (cjiiranlw Sharps in the Rural Credit Loan &' Savings Assr. no wtK.-injj orj.'aniy.?l vi-:.-r ti.- Uiii-ul Cn-lit ftatuti- fif Ir.iliana. :'.!!i f.'vi'i.s of i ruar.iiiU'f Stock, ta'h in the i-';m it .'"ion u-:' i."ir!j.' issi -i. You are invited to liecinp '. :--i!iTili.':'. Vn'i will ho well -;:ti.-fii (l wi'i; ph ir.vr suni'nt in t Iii BssociaUon v.t irh i-.iii ..- i,.s u vr gKe l"aus. Couu.- u. .:!:: ;i, ;U'r; m.-.r plan. in (It-tail. Rural Credit Loan & S?,vins Assn. (J. M. V0RIS, S.c Colonial linildin I.chanmi. Ind.
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an -I iv if - ,1 at the home . Will' Pi,-, '-it been rhaniT-l ii be hel.l at ,he home nf MrWalter,. North Fa.-t -tree! The hour of meetirir is 2:"!i
lll-WFI KI.Y MKfrriNC. TV i-gilir bi-eekly meetiiiK n( i.. 1!u.sins Woman's T.ilile le-ieiui
I'l 1 e hld this eveniui; at 7::;o
cloek at the library. VI the busi I--,-- women of the City are invited ti . pre-en.
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VS INVITATION TO WOMEN. Women aie my, ted to vi-i' the la! v i.f Hie I.vil.a K. I'inkbani Me
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arv. skill 'ul lemedy piepare I. roots anil i makinir
dic:ne. The ('reat b:n a.i;e ta,;l Jile, v.ith a iy to lie I. it'Vi!, tied an Weero ,t i put U, i the mar'K' t, cannot . 'b'-m with the r(. I. -Id-fa hione.l roo'. I.-, -.vhlrh for tbo n:-,.,t
INVITATIONS ISSVFO.
A number ef mvliatPms biive been
. -iici by the nipmkrs o the Wei
fain Focial club for an Faster week
card party and dame t,u b" h"Iil Tburslay evening- A number of Frank'art peojde will be among the guests.
WEST UNO Hit I fx,!-; CI.IB.
An enjoyable meetmn nf the We.,t
Knd Ilii'ie club wns helii last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
Wii-on in the Ritchie apartment en We t Washington "trod. Substitute
Kiiests were Mr. im'1 Mi.:. J W. Shu mate and Miss Cora Kitcy.
TO ATTEND MKKTIXfi.
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The liuilil Kills of the l'resbyte
urch are requested to attend the
cetin of tl.e Industrial noeii-ty of
fill m : the chuicl: to be held Wednesday ill : j nftemHn at the home of Mrs. Nancy ' (liimore on North Lebanon street.
We Have Money To Loan First Rural Loan & Savings Assn. II. 1 New, Sec.
RED CROWN GASOLINE
19c Per Gallon STANDARD GASOLINE Lebanon Auto Sales & Machine Co. North Meridian Street Lei anon
Lebanon City3 School Orchestra and Primary Department CONCERTOS Thursday Evening, April 12!Q llinil SCHOOL AUDITORIUM VM O'CLOCK A enncprt- by all Ho prado and blub, schoolo.rhc.'itraa, fo!k dantes and pictures from ti.e Riley p.ierna acted by the Primary grades. ADMISSION 5 CENTS
W. J. rursell was ill tndinnapolit
today on bunine..
Judo S. R. Arttmin was in tbi? city
nn businesit tiulay.
John H. Hoy tniule a business trip
to Imbanupolis toilnv.
Mm. LafayeUe Wilson will be the
irue.st WeiiueiMiuy of relaiiven in
iionsville. w I
John Rk-hf-y is speiidinif s few lays in IndiuimiHilin with relatives
and friend. !
II. n. llurriynn who renitloa with j
hin son, W. N. Harrison uf Kajit Pearl
itreet, it, eriou?ly ill. ' Minn Luie Yant of Indiannjiolb;
-pent Sunday with Mi;s 3'luron f "el
r of Kcst South street. Mrs. L. F. Jonei i in fndianapolis
attending a meetinif of the ibourd
of vhe Indiana tlirls' s-bool.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Iur.M and s.ms pent Easter with Mr. Pur.-iellV. sijiter,
Mrs. Ira Swank of CrawfunUvillo.
Mrs, Thomas Nelson of Dover was
the guest today of her son, Vern Nelson and wife, of K.ast South street.
Jacob Byerly, who has been ill for wetime at the home of his daughter, rs. J. R. Bohanon, is noun- better.' Jnmes P. Staley has returned from
California where he went the first rtl the !" tor a several irioiiili' tay.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ul-oiletU of
Tborntown were guests today of Mr. .mil Mrs. I'latk Lindsay of Nortli West
treet. W. T. P.iolev of Eliiraville is the
cue-t of Mrs. Charles Wiggins and
Mrs. W. T. 1'uns.lel! and other r:l j
anves.
Mis. A. A. Garner has retuined
from Iniuanapolis where she has hi-on the guest of her mother. Mrs. J. T.
Alexander. -Mrs. .Maiy Wood of North Lebanon
street is spending the week with her laughter, .Mrs. I'oiest I'urf o' east of Ibnnon.
Chester darner was home from I'urlue university, laifayette, Sunday fui
short visit with her parents, Mr. and
A. A. darner. Mrs. (I. S. Hill and laughter' Mary Klizahcth hnve gone tq Indianapolis, to spend the week w;tli Mrs Hill's sister, Mrs. Keyes Conner. 1 Mr. anil Mrs. Lowell V'iUnn and Mr Slid Mrs. W. J. Kelly were the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Maivin Thi tlethwnite of Sheridan. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Wilson went to Indianapolis this afternoon and this everifng will be the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Wilson. Mrs. Russell .Meffnrtl and Miss Fairie Sens siient Monday in Whitestown with the hitter's aunt and undo. Mr. and Mrs. Albert T.augkner. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reed and son Otis returend yesterday from Indianapolis where they were the over Sunday guests of Mrs. Reed's sister, Mrs, H.'k. Toon. Miss fiminn Clendenning bus resigned her position with the Lebanon Telephone company and has accepted a plnce as bookkeeper at the Union Hardware store. Richard Porter has returned lo Iniliunapolis to resume his studies at the Indiana Mcdiral col lege after spending the Faster vacation with his mother, Mrs J. R. Porter and family nf Kersev -itroet. M:i:r, May llr ynnl.-l:. Miss N'. llie (iip-son and Haliie Hamilton all sudents at Kra-.klin college left today for Franklin to again take, up their studies after spending the soring vacation at their homes here. Miss Luthrrlne lie, k uf Indian apolis, a student at DePauw university at ('i-eeneastle. returned to the colleged yesterduy after spemling the spring vacation with her cousin, Miss Lola Heck of North Lebanon street. Mrs. II. G. Ilrown ami daughter Oiceli-i leturned yesterday evening 'jom Chicago where they were the
week-end gue.-ds of Mrs. Brown's bro
ther. A. P. Clark and her daughter Mi.-s Virginia, who is a Mudent al Northwestern univeisity at Kvanston
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Iluchunon of
Kast Washington street entertained U a 6 o'clock dinner last eiciiing in
honor of Carl Brock, who has joineil Company H of tliii city and who leaves i-hortly for duty. Other gue its
were Mr. II rock s parents, Mr. and Mrs. OrW Prork of east of Lelmnon.
FAMILY REI'MON. Arthur Heery and wife entertained
at Faster dinner Sunday at their
home near Ijine's Chapel, his parents. (.'. M. Heery anil wife and brothers and sisters and their families. The event wan in the nature of a reunion of the entire'lieory family on the old
home place and was a most enjoyable one to all. The guests included: C. M. Heery and wife, Mrn, Maggie Heery, Mills Mary Heery, Walter Beery, wife and daughter, Rollie Beery, wife and son, Hoy Heery, wile and daughter, Mr. and Mm. Flmer live .,! Mi. 4.-..1 Mi, ASUrt Dye.
Qaak&r Craft Lica
Do you know that every one who passes your home judges you by the way your windows are draped? .' Bare windows purest a poor housekeeper; illdraped windows the lack of good taste. .During Homo 'Craft Week, April" 9. to 14, we will display for the artistic homt niaker the cream of the market's merchandise. A great quantity of new patterns in curtains, ' drapery upholsteries, etc., are on display in our .Drapery Department. Moreover, in this department you will also find suggestions for the best methods of decorating your homes, particularly your windows. Special Reduced Trices on Evtrv Piece of Drapery Material
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Have a Duslless House 100 clean and no Labor When company comes you want your house to look its best. A few light strokes of the Arco Wand Vacuum Cleaner w ill put a fresh look on your rooms.
All surface dirt and undcrgrit are removed by
suction from carpets.
rn0Q nnrtieren. mat-
VAnillM f,T FANFR treses, clothe,, up-
ho'.stery, etc. Far superior to the heavy but weak portable machines.
Every home should have an Arco Wand. Runs by electricity costs about a penny a day to operate. Please get in touch with ut for full information. Phone or call at our (hop. MILLER BROTHERS PHONE 12S VVp will tlonn vnnr ruif for von at the i
most reasonable prire ever anl'i-ii !v any J'," ""5 .p" "! lirm. Viiii ran wntch w clean if f von wano 'v., wish to. ALL WORK (il'AKANTEfcl). '"w'Jn", t OLU or NEW.
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WKK AT l-AF.WKTTE. linilev Ilunrun, of Mt. Zion, and Artie Kuln, of Linnilmtf, went to Lafayette Saturday, April 7 and enlifted in the matrimonial ranVn. They Wniterl Hoy Cannda and family, a eoumn of Mr. Puneun, returning home Sunday, upending tlie day with Mr. and Mr Alvnh Culley near Airvniue. Mr. Dunran in tht ,ye'"',tet aon of L'iiv-i! Pump.-! iM th Iiride hail made br home with Jameii Armntronir. al Liiinnbunr the past ten yearn. Tliey wfll iMile ith Mr. tiunear'a father. The bent wi:he of th ia community art extended.
C'eanliness and sanitation sunmtind every prout-ss in the milling of
The machinery in the great Acme-Evans' mill is driven ly electric power, with an absence of smoke and dirt found in piany mills. K-Z-BAKE is not only the heytbaking lour vou caji Imv, but the CLEANES T Hour.
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Tli Lehanor. Teleihone flomnany pan w few jrrla. 4-I0-f,l
The Inter Nr club will me.?l this j evenln, Mith Mi.vi Be., Sutpb.n of - weit ,rf t ehnnon. Th. mr-ml.en. .-ill utl't I $ i Z. - M
lenv her on the 6 26 Tlinrntown rur. I