Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 191, Lebanon, Boone County, 11 May 1917 — Page 3

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iimr'vit .limits are llni slotnn.ii. '.i! KKllieVS. Im-vs the iw-s.eii.rers mwJ they -ay ami muni in wi.rniiiii( lluiroiri tin HotM. If ismilv iv.voii i I.. :., i ),.. d..., ... I...U., i, 'litem. I rub yiitid tiS distress r,.w eti.il- r. roifiiucd and in MWh !V')ll,Ht OH l.aAil.-llC. IO it, di-owi-iaw, irnnibilitv, headfltxsitm-, rtii-tiiiMlic twine.. very beat wav to re stem tl "-roiiii ..ate .f b.-abh. t. IVr-c . Hui, alo, X. Y "is ! ilriitv of (till w.il.r and lit, Your fnMrilf rdiarmai'V a urn -!t m t,mc (luiilia- " uin-imih is di:ls-iis.- !iv tno-st. everv or. a Alnii-i- is tn.Mwn.ivn anj lw.i, ten Isforc V.. ...II e more jurtftit ftii.n Itilim, dissolving almost us nr .1. .-a sumir. "ws ofsoutii bend. Perot, Jil.--Whrn I l-.n taking lr. rirr.-,. s ..-.J?.. G....n M,.,),.r,l )h1) Es.srs sj ii-ruy in. mi "iniiurt y truii'iilo, . .ur iin; i,n : f p..- i. ,, M-i,-..-. . V ',.,.,..l.s ,i,K .... - v'r"" w. I used iU i( remedus .iff -mid n, vv a year, t was relieved f illliv ttt.iililf. and ihe stoms.-Ji trouble vtr.t l'elirts' have nl! beou US.-.J In. an-aii-st U-ni-fU. - Mi:., .bin v. t-l:t S F.llow Si js.mt pellets ri-foilvc -!on li, l!vr awvla. All dria-sasis. Premium Vymfor short r L TfE full price 5T the x premium is always 'rm out of the quality the coffee. Mo prelaws are given with i Guldi'it Sun. So while j i its price is modest, in i . every pound there is an -s "f nmaziunnumberof satis- . - fymj, fragrant, 9!iiyrbly ; ddicious cups of coffea. . i Goldtn Sun n cb-rfflrs-v i so economical. At yofir ! procer's only in onei pound suak'd, aic-hsht j ( ; cans. loldzn Sun THE WOOt JON . SPICE CO. 6toraa.:h, rlnpirwl up bowelf, btackheml. feu! breath ar" constipation. Ifoltiyter's Hook' inn Tea reirulafeg tbe bowels, yei the blood, cle-ins the ntoma meilieipr the whole fam.'v take. Oak Ijruif Store. if First National Bank ' ae oldest and largest bank in Boone county. 1 NFH NOIFS 11 tlh.llnm'l V.i. K..Wf.) W)OX II Mij 11 i. I jl of Indiana t.euiv iierame the itv of the utaf ot Imaana ". the county commi.oioner. i tltt ii. it wiie taken to In i.oiia for (ii.ven.or (;.Klr.-li-( t.i.v Bid the IMI.'XH) puirhH-' !'IANAI'fI.I.-l. Ina.. M..V It.---annual iepo,- of C -lota-i .1. I'. t. adjutant general nf the InC. A. It., tl.e.vs that the vet.-r-i,-e ili.-ap(ettiiiig fn.ni the rollr 4v. I.itii.g the last year Stf! v.-t-t .-. ifmoved from me roil ..- j hy death. !, WXTOW.V. In.l.. Mav II. A i e-.t over the pumlion of eounty aero wm. tr,i. today wlien V iilard Stout wax arii-rtfd nn d jiirv initietnient rharging him i Khortae of $6,2:if,.'i4 in his --:'.'. 1-ormer Sheriir Ilobertsoii a phu-eil liti.v-r Ime.l. charged tored. R. E. ictuma. H'T.byinaii.J.jaypar.

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PUFiLS' PROGRAM VAI 111! Julia liarnry liuiiiiiittf Student: Gave Splrntiid Enlertainmcnt. fnniup Hnd plcd-'in was thr procram givm by the j. f ef the Jul N. Jl.-.moy lail.linir asuistej by ,li M.nv t'Vpns, pianist,' Thtir.ilay ji L-nMim on tin- ft nun inn. A n.tikv of national mm the inch At'hn.. urchf .trn prt.r.!f.d the cbilit-ri-n's piiit of the piouiHi". Thio1 ir:mt i, "CSaniiinv;." 'Ore'-tiii" n'i .Sol.-lior l!nv" nnd "The May l'oli.M .-r... piven hy til.' tin.. C c'n. Th A anit li I'iii.s f!r.ntril tlii" gainfs "(':.." ani! "IViinv" ami "(.TiimM of tii:',k..."U." Tti K''l woro nlil fiishi..i..(t ilowcrid (Ill's? with larg ul.n. rollaii and til? boys, overull.,m.' M'-i' hatf unit a rt-.i banil;.na '.io.1 'iiiv.i .i t'.-.r nw-ki. .ip.t .-.-.w hats s.i.tr the rivir lenirup ..hi, 't'h? -fairM iiffiit.'.l t.y Ih1 .-rnnil jra.tf tialihen were :"- :m. am! "A,e of Uo.moruK" On Tf in. nr.. Hie. t numbei?. on the prnsream :! the 'N'.wtgi:ifi M .urtain Mar. h" by the fiiml year pirl. The irlf in pn-u. f,f tl iee formed triUHMrs With .ttiii'it'T:; of (link, white .-ml ;,.l..-v rre;a ir. 'the little :i... .t" ihe nn.'A anl 15 cla....."1 hi ...I the o..iei 1'n'k fiame." I'l.e .i..il!i year miin ill er-l in white ir.l v. a'V'vr liouijets of floworF irave i. '-ririwe i.f the Ktov.-i-r," ami 'A' aketfiir of May." ' 'I'i e ICenn of the Ft;." wis the :irenti.,l by the ftt'th y(ar irii!.0 .v! :t nmblie and red ,.. The irlv :vinir the ".taiianene Prill" were '.r.!'; the sir i h vriado and were at- !!' I in Jap:.neie kiinonas und carried 1 '.i, i(....e ai:ioU ar.d fan.-. Ther. '.''....vfi the "faff Prill" and a trrnup .f n.it rioht' soetr. The flair v,nt r...d by the Hoy S.-ouN nnd the jji'iriam .i. cone liidi d by the t'.r.gt.t: of tae Slat .Spanitled itaer.er.. V. ( . T. I'. MEETINt;. ir; Womfn, Vtinvlrit ThuriuUy Afteytinon flath.-ripK. . I'.iitv la.lifs atund.d the mretirc ii c X. C. T. I', he'd Tiijr.la.v nt"..fm at tlie hen'.o of Mrs. Lnj yet i A Wil-nn (.tl N-ii-th Wet sU?" ita -dr.,. Calht-VT." Be and Mrs a vii. I.tn.n ;n a-.jL't nit hostef !i. I la V,rv vave a verv interHum I'tlol pane,-. "Thr Rola'!m of the Iicpart w-nt r.!' Mertv to the W. C. T. I'." .,s v.i In- Mii. Harry Hamilton. Mr.-!. M'-Cre.frht then tol.i of Uic i..t 4.'ireo-iiisl.it 'j this derartment A (T-n. t ili'-rn ,-i.,n of the .uh te.-. "Iiu.ian K'lma'ain," ti given .. Mi,. Irtoiffe MiitVy and Mrs. Tom Miller. Mis. I rank V-n read "Tue A -ret M.'ivy.'; Mi , Hunk-i, t Mm. '-ana. ho if atU'ndintr Taylur-uni-vi t at I plan.! e(.. present a-.l tf .e two r adiiiKs. he also rr.:'.le idea f.-r iur.-i., fur tile Taylo. r ! to u-e t'.'..- .id the sndiiiB of a II1H-...V.HI'.- to fore rn t'a hl.s. Tie of t; jraw liv d-'Har. 'n .( firi.j, A report on the ork of t'" li-.w.-r trii.-sion aa jriv-n h M Hi.rrv H.i'i-u!or., wh-. h- suaerin tfadent of bo-.h the coann ;rd lra .1 , .y r n.,.,i,. ,..;.aH a nl of the W ('. T. f. I'i th ,,.,-t si- we. ks l r I ui. lr.C i m'.y vi..ii, ha., le.u r.i.v! t: ' :,."-ly Inline und iT'inm-iiU, am1 f..ai l-. ivet. i a iji en to thiiee in nmi .e hvh of lhi.- orea.i.vatmn. .iin nt- of a e ci.'a:n an-l . akij ' .1. SIXTEEN 1)01. 1. A ItS. lie l l.at.d Ironi I'be (lid MeloiiK ( on.erl l ast NikI.I. ten, (!,.lar m as elealod In- lh ()! rout -art which they ng- at. theife'itlai ( hl'ip'iai' ugh: I I IT to c -bt of the lied Ci v and TIIK l. M. ( . ( I I It. ,V e Kernlx-m of the I). M. f rluh , ' -i-a -nr.l the.l famill.-n W ith a Pitchif. .n.i.ei- ia. t night, at the home o V -. ami Mre. Wnlti-r C.tv on Nort): .1. n. .nn .treet. The uppi-r -! ed in 1 ufet style. Tulips and rowi' ery.inl Krenrh bai-iketfl formed the " "ir-itinn for tne table, l he giiest.n were Jim. r.arl arson M . U. I.. San'-pter. Mr. (thnne !l aaioo aid Mrs. R. r. Pn-ith of Man- '.!.!. riie ciub meinlM-r and the hu-h-iti,! who fen joyed the supper were a.-, ai.o Mrt. frf-orge A'i'inm. Mr. and .V's. ( harhn l ortie.. Mr. and Mrs i!enrv Adam. Mr. and Mn Arthui I a it, Mr. and Mr, tid Con, Mr. nd iri. D A V ii 'irU Marry l.enoir. s .-i tin... .; !r

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Kohertaon, Mr. and Mi?. Kowne. II rut tsm and Mr. Charlea l,fek. SOCIAL CALENDAR. SATURDAY. Important meeting of th Boone County Comserve league Convention TEKSONAL MENTION. Imin Mi-Donald is here frnra El-wo-l for a X-'w davi. Viigll Huntin will leave Saturday op a businei.ii. trip to Ohio. lti-j.il Mclntyre'will spend Sunday in Indianapolis with relatives. rrid ttridgeinan of Detroit in spending the day with Jlr. and .Mrs. Arthur Itrmvn. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Alexander are in In.ha ir.polis. attending the1 (!. A. It. envaaipinent. Mrs. Orien Swiggett and children ki'I siH-nt the u-n-k-end with relatives in Shannondale. Mi.. Mil. lied .Shwmaker of Indian- . pohs is sp'ndir.g the day with Mis? Mamie-rite liusby. Mis Kthel Hates will go to Joliet tnmnnow to visit her cousin. Mrs. A. I.. X-'w.-orner who is ill. Mis, .X.II Rechtell is spending u t'e.v .l;.ve with her sister, Mrs. Char'es Xorivno.l in Ind-anapoli.s. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hurgess will leave tins .onieg for Cleves. Ohio to iitti-ml the fun.-ral of a relative. Mi. and Mrs. (Irant Routll of hinsston, v, ere the gitts Thursday evening of Mr. and Mm. W. V. ltayl. M ;-. and Mrs. K. W. Heaton left yes-te-.jay for their home in Seitcleville. if'i-r a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clem l.'.-.ton The Jubilee meeting of the Woman's Sorifil t'nion of the llaptist 'i.uitth huus brs-n postponed until Tues.lav, Mav 15. .Mrs. Jaik Conns nl her daugkier if I.i-tiinon he gone to spend a few lays with, her sister. Mrs. Thogias I'li-kei in Ja.ix-r eounty. Mr. and Mr. Will Davis will entertan at dinner Saturday Mrs. Sorenson if Denver. Miss Mary Moore and Mrs. A. K. Anhey of Thorntown. Mts Myrtie WilliHros and Miss U;.el (i-ites are home from C.reend v.here they have befl attending. th" Christian K.ndeavor convention. Dr. and Mrs. Urure Avery of Whiting will i-ome Tuesday for a visit with e,.itives. Dr. Avery will attend the state dental meeting in Indianapolis. -:t week. ; Mi s. 0. H. Co of Detroit. Miehignn I ill aitive fsaturdsy evening to spend fe-.s dav.5 with h.-r parents, Mr. id Mrs. H. C. Brash on Kast Wash unon street. Mis. Dive Itutner and son. Charles ill spend the week-end in Indiannolis. with M". Bntner's mother, in. If. (1. t.'rimes. Mrs. Grimes who as opetated upon recently is not get ting along very well. Miss Alma Garvin of the extension ertment of the University of Pur due will give a talk on canning at the eetir-g of the ltaone County i-on-rve league to tie helrj tiaturday at'ternwoti at 2:0(1 o'clock in the Conetition Hall of the cottrt house. G0NSCRIPTI0NB1LL FACES HARD FIGHT l.O.NTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. in. I a.-k unanimous consent to have leo-.te limit'-d to two huurs, equally livid-"! This hniught Gardner to bis fei-t. "To shut off debate on the Rooeevelt proposition is not right," said the .vliissaciiu-.-t'..; member. "lite whole country has re-en held it For a month already," interrupted K'y.reierttati'-'e Me-rley of kentucky. it. is time for action now and not " f he rounti y has been help up for three years by iack of pieparedness," rt-.oite.l Gardner, who then formally aiijeited to limiting the debate un the conference report. This means that the discussion tomorrow may easily le prolonged. Each member recognized is entitled to an hour unless a motion for the previous question carries. Representative Kahn, who led sueessfiilly the fight which carried the inscription bill through the house, will op iio.se the adoption of the conference report tomorrow. , He is out of sympathy with the attempt to direct the personal conduct of men in military camps by legislation, believing that the liquor question and all similar problems should be dealt with through military regulations. CONCERT TONIGHT. Tims concert to lie given at the Stoke school at 7:10 o'clock thin evening wilt be for the brnnt of K! i r.is and nor for t p.n& fund br

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Fren h General Inspects Military Academy British Visit New York. - l fit thr fmrnwMnMi .VeM frrrle.( NEW YORK, May It. After two days of intensified wining, dining, bowing and smiling, Marshal Joffre and his staff have quit New York for their girat glimpse of the mainstay of the United Stales army. Joffre departed this morning for an official inspection of the military academy at West Point The hero of the Marne in his two-day stay here probably was the recipient of the greatest demonstration ever accorded a popular idol in history. It culminated last night in a mammoth testimonial benefit in Metropolitan opera house, at which iKCJ.flOO was raised for charities in Frame. To day New York starts on her second lap of feting and sjieech making upon the arrival of the English commission from Washington. The commission will be headed by Arthur J. Balfour, British foreign minister. Arriving at the Battery from Jersey City at 2:45 p. m., the party, escorted by Squadron C. of Brooklyn, wi'l proceed up Broadway to the City Hail. There something of a repetition of a welcome given the French commission will be a.-eor.led. Mayor Mitchell and Joseph H. Chnate, will speak. Visit Aator Residence. From the City Hall the visitors will proce.il to the residence of Vincent Astor. Marshal Joffre and his party will return from West Point in time for the official dinner to the French and English commissions at 8:00 p. m at the Waldorf-Astoria. Among the speakers will be Mayor Mitchell Mt. Balfour, M. Viviuni and I Mr. Choute. Fallowing the dinner, the French commission will depart for Boston, arriving there early hatunia luu.u ing for a two days stay. Marshal Joffre and hi party left Weehawken at !:-'i0 a. m., on a special tn.in for Xewhurgh, N. V., where they Acre to bt met by Governor Whitman,, members of'-the-. legislature and .in vited guests arut esi-erted to the old Washington hendiuarter there. The paiiy will arrive ut West I'oint at 1 o. m., for a review of the cadets and official visits, with th officers in t-hnrire. . t . r t , Jf. Vivinni. head of the French commi. si.-n remained in New York to attend a luncheon of the New York City bar association ut Vie-.Iio'"i J'altirnore at 12:110. We get vour rugs and return them. Miller Sl Morris. Apr. 30-tf. Our trimmed hats to go at a Merifire. Choire for tl. 2, and 1. Saturday bnly. McConaughly Sisters.

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Miss Alma L. Garvin is to be here Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the assembly hall of the court house to give her first talk to the Boone county Conservative Ieague. It depends upon your attendance whether she returns, for the state is paying her ex-pen-is an.l unh-se e aie ii.U-iesi.-J. the es'cnsion department will send her to the other counties that are organized to do suth work. To you citiiens living in the country nf course you are busy since the sea"n has opened, but you will fl more than repaid if you send one member of your family to the meeting. The country organizations should

JUST LOOK COMPARE THESE PRICES WITH WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN PAYING Good Dried Ptuttheg, two poundn for 25c Two Lifge bose of Seeded Rai.sins 25c Good White Salmon J. .10c Red Bennx, per can Two pounds Bulk Seeded Raisin ,. 25c Good Peas, per can , 10c Dessert Peaches, per can 15c Colored Beana, P pound 15c Navy Beana, per pound 20e One pound Climax Baking Powder 15c Medium size Baking Powder 8c EVERYTHING IN THE GREEN GOODS LINE AT THE LOWEST PRICES POSSIBLE TO SELL AT -

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Elkhart, Ind., May 10. "For eighteen years my father Buffered from rheumatism in such severe form that he jwan compelled to walk around on crutches and at timet, he was almost helpless, but since taking one bottle of Tanloe, he has thrown away his crutches and gets around without any assistance," Mr. Fred W. Westfall, a well known Elkhart man of 712 Gorhen avenue, akl on February 10, in telling of the relief his parent, Fred A. Westfall, of Kendallvi'le, Ind., near here, gained through the Matter MedTcine. "Father was so helpless at times," Mrs. Westfall continued, "that he couldn't get op out of the chair and often, it was necessary to help him in bed. The rheumatic pains were so severe that it was almost imK8sible for him to rest well at night. "I read about the good work Tanlac had done for so many South Bend people and ought a bottle for father. Although he is 87 years of age, father feels like a new man. "I wouldn't take a hundred dollars for the good it has done father." Tanlac, the Master Medicine, is especially beneficial for rheumatism, loss of appetite, stomach, liver and kidney trouble, sleeplessness, nervousness and the like. Tanlae Is now being introduced and explained in Lebanon at the Star drug store. Adv. TELEPHONE DIRECTORY. Loral Company Completing List of Names For Forthcoming Publication. The Is?hanon Telephone company is fust completing their list of names for the publishing of their new county telephone directory so that it would be well for everyone that is contemplating the pleasure and convenience ..I a UU phnne in their home to call the management at once and make this fact known to them even though they are not ready to have the instrument placed now so that they can include their names in the list. Also if anyone has in mind moving in the near future or any changes that would affect their listing in the directory or that know of any errors in the present directory it would be -well to make this fact known so that it can be corrected now. It is the desire to have this book just as near accurate as possible. EDUCATOR DIES. PITTSBURGH. May 11 rrofeor Albert KHis Frost, M, registrar of the University of Pittsburgh, and widelyknown in university circles, died suddenly at his home today, lie had been connected with the university for forty years. Uke it upon themselves to have a delegate present. Conservation of food of Boone county is the purpose of the meeting plans for this will be taken up from eveny angle, and will need the assistance of every individual in the county, if we are to conserve successfully. The :rodi--er, the ennsumer and its middle man are equally interested in n ringing our country and allies to a brilliant victory and as that victorydepends upon the food supply then cooperation bfltwecn the townspeople and the country people is the key to the situation. Don't be slacker be there Saturday afternoon to find out what is your part in this heart-breaking war. Phone 235

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There are so many new and improved auto annliances in our big, frano, -stork of quality accessories that the motorist who has not felt interested in these subjects aince last fall will find much to interest him when he calls here. Prepare for that first Spring Drive! Lebanon Vulcanizing and Sales Agency

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