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bui wo tl.ri't wiit to see Kalxv corsets bmisfht in a loose fashion. If you buy corsets with the same kind cite in buying shoes you'll pet both looks and comfort in a way that will surprise you.

We are anxious and prepared to render you the best v Corset Service possible. Our Corsetiere, Miss Casey in addition to her several years of practical experience is a graduate corsetiere capable and willing to assist you in any way possible.

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Back Lace Corsets $1.00 to $5.00

Front Lace Corsets $1.50 to $7.30

j Lebanon Man Made Chief Ac- ! counlant of Public Ser-

vic Board.

The public service commiKHion ha appointed O. C. Honlrieh, of Lebanon, M chief accountant of the rommisxion with a Hftlury of $2,100. Mr. Herd-

j rich hait hem (riven authority to aaI iiit the commission in enpigini; other j accountants who become connected with the commission, j The appointment of Mr. Herdrich followed four years of scrvica for the former commission and four years of : service with the state board of j rconiitfl. He has assisted in all the auditing work of the former commission, preparing some of the , most difficult of this work. He was returned by the present commission j because of his knowledge of utility I accounting work. The accounting department is probably the most inv I portant subsidiary department of the I commission.

tonment, ennui, fort, prwt, o'tK:er:i' or enlihted men s lub which i brmif cued at the time for military pwr.jne' under tins art, but the nerretiirv of war may make regulations permitting tbe ante and u of intoxicating liquors for medical purpose. It shall be anlawful to aell any intoxicating liquor, including Bcrr, vie or wine, to any ofllcer or member of the military force while in uniform, except m herein provided. Any person, corporation, partnership or association, violating the provisions of the section, or the regulations made thereunder, shall, unless otherwise punishable ander the articles of war, be deemed guilt of a misdemeanor and be punished by a fine of not more than $1,000 or imprisonment for not more than twelve months, or both.

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but the workmen are opposed to hii foreign policy.

NEWS STORIES AND , GOSSIP FROM THE HOOSIER CAPITAL

let your shoe maich the glad ness of your new Spring

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Don't let your radiant spring costume look down in shame upon a pair of inferior shoes. Our , footwear is so fashioned that it will give your feot a new interest in life. If you are interested call at this shop where polite salesmanship awaiU'Vou. $ .''..'- . ' ' '

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TEXT OF PROHIBITION DRAFT HILL SECTION

Follow ing is the text of the draft bill section on prohibition: That the president of the United States u. commander-in-chief of the army, is authorized to make Buch regulations governing the prohibition of alcoholic fitjuors in or near militarycamps and to the officers and enlisted men of the army as he may from

Colonial

CIIAS. E. LEEKE For Groceries NO. 4 INTEKfltnAN BI.PG.

EVERY DAY IS WALL

PAPER DAY AT THE PAINT SPOT HARRY SAUNDERS

Eh one ltW-Y West Main St

MRS. JENNIE N'EAL Shampoo Hairdrobing Manicuring Massage Successor of Mrs. Olite Clark Engagement by phona 102 After 5 p. m. Triune 12-4. Room 201 First National Rank

Your Used Furniture Taken aa part pay on new goods at JONES & PERKINT, Phones 18 or 184

AUTO LIVERY JOE COIL Country Driving Reasonable Prices. At Brerton'a Geraga,

OfUce Phone. 204. Kesidente 7M t

DOES YOUR OLD I'.OOF LfcAK? IF SO. SEE CLYDE LOWE. B guarantee to sbip ail leaks with asbentos (lb r roofing. PHONE 3'J0

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a. R. BAUMGAP.DTp j THE CLEANER "We Clean While Others Try" U5 S. Lebanon St. I'hor.e 921! I it

P.EST CASH PRICES PAID FOR POULTRY Columbia Conserve Co. f-hsnon Thone 620

Qunlit' House Quality Plays TONIGHT. Mrs. Vernon Castle in "PATRIA" ' Thi:i the ninth episwle is entitled "Catspaw and Scapegoat." This romantic .wrial tells the story if 1'atria Chann.n?, heieis to millions and the iajgiMt munition plant in the country ar:d her tight to jave America irun: lis enemies. Mrs. Vernon Casikr., the l.c?t known woman in America, p'.-ivs th leading role, supported by Milton Siib ii:nl an all star cast. If you have not been vU Wing this picture belter g?t in line and don't mi-

anoth'-r one. It is the theme of the i hour. IVeparrdnes. p'Pathe Animated Weekly" I The animated seenv tliis week arc ; devoted to Amer csn preparpilnesa in all lines and hr.ini.ly. A most Inter- ; esting weekly. i "JERRY ON THE JOB" ; "He Tnk" a Day OfT." One of , those v;ry funr.y Internfitional cari toons. And that funny little fellow j "Jerry." j "A NOBLE FRAUD" ! A Trisngle comedy. A screaming

farce about a bogus Count in pursuit

of a girl and fortune. 10c ADMISSION 3c COMING SATURDAY r Louise Huff and Lottie Pirk'ord in

"The Reward of Patience"

Iftf International Xetet Serrttv.) IVPIANAPOL1S, Ind., May U. Serious reporta of pro-Germanism in the public schools of Indiana, brought here by educators attending a conference yesterday on the food situation.

j may result in stern action by Superintendent of Public Instruction Ellis.

I The intention of abolishing the teach

ing of fiennan in the public schools probably will be brought to a decision

of these reports.

In one school, It is charged, a teacher of a German class told the

children, "to walk erect to and from your classes like the best soldiers in

the world, the Germans. " In another school it is declared a teacher refused to stand when the Star Spangled Banner was sung in chapel ejtereises. I-ator her German class was heard singing "Pie Wacht Am Rhein." When asked for an explanation, she replied she wbs holding chapel exercises of her own. The state officials will make no formal statement on Uie subject, but have the matter under discussion. It is said that a strong organization already is being organized throughout

the state to pravent the legislature from abolishing the teaching of Ger

man m the schools, if it is called into special RMskiit. '

Olympic Theater

Quality House Quality Plays

REAL DANGER.

Japanese Diplomat Sounded Note of

Warning on Russian Situation. tftfi thf International yetrt Sri'ity.l WASHINGTON, May 11. Three pare'e fyem-ients exist in Russia,

and owing to lack of authority and solidarity in Petrograd, there is real danger of Russia's negotiating a sep

arate peace with Germany. Thee facts were revealed today by a Japanese diplomat vrho has reached the I'nited States from Petrograd. In spite of the attempts to minimile the dangers of the Russian situ

ation, he said, the entente govern

ments are growing increasingly un easy over it. The differences between the provisional government and the council of woikingmen's and soldiers' delegates aie so wide that there U little prospect of compromise. It was the council that compelhfl the provisional government to uhandon its scheme for a monarchy in favor of a republic.

MARKET REPORTS

TONIGHT "EcSsTe- Love in "NINA, THE FLOWER GIRL" Triangle Fine Arts Play

She was blind and Grandma was

gone; but Jimmy was there, a guard

ion prince, who gold papers and

wntrhed over "Nina, the Flower Girl

He took her out in the green fields where a "knight of good deeds" found Ihem. And these two loved the little yirl and each was one of God's gentlemen. They found a wonder-doctor, ho made the little flower girl see. A fairy story of modern times, filled to the brim with smiles and chokes and thrills. The dearest character Itesnie Love ever portrayed, and she is surrounded by lovable men and women. A newsboy prince, a rich "knight of good deeds," a wonder-doctor. You'll remember Nina for'miny a day. lOc-ADMISSIONV-oc EVERY SATURDAY Big Ccmedy Laughfest

GOODYEAR TIRES Mobiloiln Filtered Gasoline IIooton-Davis-Overleese Phone i'-'S. Lebanon, In; j

PAINTS. VARNISHES

AND BRUSHES AU colors, 10c per can

COWMAN'S 5c and lie Store

Job Work at Reporter office

GROCERIES YOU CAN GET WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT

Strawberries Apples Oranges New Potatoes Pineapples

New Beans New Peas New Tomatoes Radishes Cucumbers

Phone 42

SAN MARTO COFFEE

Lewis & Storm

Quick Delivery

INDIAN APOLIS LIVESTOCK . INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 11. The receipts of 10,000 hogs today were the largest of the week, but notwithstanding this, salesmen were in a position to again raise prices 15c. There was a good demand from all sources and the trading was ai'tive from stsrt to finish. The good hogs weighing from IfiO pounds upward sold from 15.Wii lfi.a(J and the bulk of the hogs weighing from 170 to less than 225 pounds sold from Slo.W) 16.10. CATTLE There were l.Of'O fresh arrivals of cattle, which is la-gcr than usual at this tune in the week, and there was not much activity in the market. So far as prices were concerned, the maikct- was consi.lcreil steady, and this applied to practically all lints suitable for' killers. This applied to bulls, and there was a steady market for a run of 750 calves, which is big run. The market for stockers and feeding cattle was regarded as steady. SHEEP The receipts of 100 sheep and lambs were again scant even for this time, but in keeping with the runs heretofore this week. Smh as were found a ready outlet and price? realized were regarded as strong.

Wool lambs sold at f 17, wool Fheep at $15. CWpped lambs sold at $16, with clipped bucks at $10.50. CHICAGO GRAIN'. CHICAGO May 11. Wheat set nv records today. May opening at $.1.18, thre cents higher than yesterday'." record close. July, after selling down

to $2.47 k at the start, advanced to $2..'0, on limited buying. There was only one trade in May at the top figure. Trading was light. Corn opened Vifo'iic higher. Oats opened !c higher. Provisions also were higher. ADD CHI GRAIN CLOSE Wheat May, $3.18; July. $2.fi0'4 to $2.49; .September, $2.18 to $2.17. Corn May, l.r7i ; July, $1.47 to ; September, i.3SMS. to M. Oat May, 71'nc to 71: July fifliic; September, ofiMt to e. Pork May, $38.75; July, $19.00. Lard May, ($22.30; July, $22.45;

j September, $22.57. Ribs May, $20.5."; July, $20.0; I September, $20.85. I CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. i UNION STOCK YARDS, III., May 1 11. Hogs Receipts, 14,000; market, ' 20c higher; mixed and butchers, 15.'&5a)lli.36; good heavies, $I5.W' $18.30; rough heavies, $l.V6oa 18.00; light, $l t.y0(tl6.20; pigs, $12.25fu: 1.1,76; bulk of sales, $l5.ti;,(a 16.25. CATTLE Receipts, 2.600; market, strong; beeves, $!l.00(i13.7O; cow l and heifers, $A.40lW11.7; stuekera and feeders, $7.8510.35; Texans, $10.66 11.90; calves, $12.506 14.25. ; SHKKP Receipts, 6.000; market, strong; natives and westerns, HO.OOffi j 14.75; lambs, $13.75a;li.o;.

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Raising prices without warning is unfair, but not a bit more unfair than lowering the quality without warning. We propose, to "vSturk to our Guns."' We give you a real pledge of continued High Quality when we offer you Ail-Wool Suits N From $10 to $25 So. you may buy your Spring Suit in tUajewest correct style, with the assurance of invincible value and wearing quality even though you pay the usual prices $10 to $25

Moore's Saturday Specials Svilt, 3 sacks for ..... 10c OKI Dutch Cleanser 2 c;uis 15c Cedar Oil Polish 10c Sardines, can 10c , Cetlar Moptt 2."c Moth Proof . f?aj 10c i j One lot of Fancy and Plain While Ribbon, per yard 10c One lot of Curtain Goods, special, per yard li

EXTRA SPECWLMatche.-three boxes for. j. I. .1.'. 1 . 10c Moore's 5 & 10c Store H

Deliver GOc Orders

Phone 112

RED CROWN GASOLINE 20c Per Gallon STANDARD GASOLINE Lebanon Auto Sales & Machine Co. North Meridian Street Lebanon

Sale Ends May 12 Get your Kitchen Cabinet . while yon can trade in your old one at $4.50, or, get a handsome set of dinhes absolutely free. , , Adler & Co.

LEBANON MARKBTS. GRAIN. Wheat $.1.00 Corn, 70 tln l.iti Oat, mixed !6e Oata, white 6v POt'LTUT. V.KK Sle Buttr, fiesh 25c Hens, 4 - Ilia and ovr l!)t Hcna uniler 4 1 a Tt s 16r Lenhorn hens lfic .Spring rhieks over 2 lb 8 lfic Old ki 12c Young cocks, taggy lc lien iatkt, S lbs and over 20c Hen turks, old 20c Tom turks, 12 lbs and over .... 20c Tom turks, old 15c Geesa, full feathered lit Du.-1;S, white 12c

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I LEBANON VULCANIZING

& SALES AGENCY Everything for the nuto, DOET automobile. Vulcanisino; a specialty. Telethon $62 Armory Building

OUR . PLAYERS GO. OPERA. HOUSE SATURDAY NIGHT-'THE VILLAGE PARSON" j