Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 192, Lebanon, Boone County, 12 May 1917 — Page 3

,7hite Footwear

TOR STYLE AND COMFORT.

While Hosiery from the beat manufacturers. White cleanrrs that make it easy to properly care or your shoes in a jiffy. TVre wan never ri prettier fashion fur worw-n than dainty white hocs and hoiery to rmitch.

French's Shoe Co. South Side Square

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Predominating Styles foi Springand Summer In Reliable Woolens

Season l917Classg Suits Tailored To Your Measure

We show all newest weaves and colorings deeigned for the season 1917.

Iacobelli Bros.

Phone 7S5-Y. CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING. , '' First National Bank Building.

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R. W. R. MAYO

WILL BE AT

HE CLUTE HOTEL

Lebanon, Indiana "Oj

lay 18, 1917 lr 0 V-- " nd vry four week there- , after. "KiJ,.

Dr. Mayo has treated a number of rnses of cancer without th life. Dr Mayo baa treated successfully all forms of Chroi.lc Disease . LI. t j:.... f tli. br.li. II, . rf I iirnxi Throat.

I j tr.. o.' U I I" i.li. Hl.rlrlor Rlnrwi Pniiu.n ta.

fra. Dropsy." Femal Disuses, Nervous Diseases, Eczema, Epllepey, iitarrh tn all stages, etc. f ?M A speedy, permanent and lasting core ia what I wfll gin I F'J .., k.vrr.,l . An,t if ooi.r ia eurahls: if not I will

Jt accept your money and promise to do anything for you. Tha

at reference I could give aa to proiessionai roiiaoiuty v, ice many

i red, satisfied patients I disuse.

Diseases Peculiar To Woman Given Special Attention I will e-ive tha POOREST man a chance aa well aa tha RICH to

keiv a cur from ma at a SMALL COST. There ia no man too

K)R to get my best advice FREE. Variocel ar.d Hydrocele. Oar ona treatment euro ia what yon onld have. Only one visit i required. W do no cutting. All

Jrna dlaappaar within a few dsys or weelta.

Blood Poison, Skin I)iesss. we will fire you ireatmeni uias II m a few daya cure all rash sores. trir, Kidney, Bladder, Prostatic Gland art dcntHlcally

jested by aa. Our methods immediU'ly benefit you.

Piles, Flatule. We can cure ao quickly ana oaaiiy mat you wiu surprised. We will give you juu the reault and cur you are in,, for. Ruptura Treated. After an examination we will tall you Just at w can do for you. If we can not benefit and cure you, w will

inkiy and honestly tall you so. Call on or addrese, W. JL, HaiU, .3 N. Delaware Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. I r

R, T. S. TUKNEB J LEBANON, INDIANA. of Wears aiee Children Naj. Throat Long Bank Building, Boons W4, w auji. ruorw is

DR. A. A. WILLIAMSON EYE, EAR, NOSE cad THROAT OffJe or it F"t're Drug Store.

SOCIETY

THETOUNISTCLUB

The Complete Outline of the Work For

YEAR OPENS SEPT. 14

Closing Meeting March 29 Office Who W ill Serve Durinj the Year.

The Tournt club prufram for the ir-ar I'lIT r,nl 1H18 has jvat been annou'icH. The Offuei-i who will serve ourine the con-ins year are president, Mr, r.iinioe Bush, vice president, Mrs. I. vu New, nciretury, MikS Ropo Thrclkeld, treasurer, Mr. Blanche Higjin. Crilii', Mrs. Uiura Stonetiphpr, anil lihrurmn art frii'ration secretary. ljuta l"rke. The cxecutire cutnit'1 is romxt of Alrri. Maude Mrs. t;ertrude Cook and Muw

t'lura iiush. The acue memherx of tlie

c..b Are Meadame. Eunice Bush, Gprtru'!i Cook. Flossie Ijiughner, Blanche Hig(t'n., Maude Higboe, Stella Hornaliiy. Ka .New, Mude .Nease, Laura St'mrcii'hxr, C. A. Parkin, Anna Voorh! and -Misws Clara Bush. Lomtta Mc arthy. Leoto Price, Rose Thrcl-

ke'd.

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pataaiBtB Mr. Itlsrinn.

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Mr. High In. Vonrt.ewi ..Mm B:tH0

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r Mr. N.w t Hit IVirlitn Itymrw of tJruuMr

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Hoonee lre HIM Mrr-aMi H i- . .. Niitiorwl llymo or litxll miiiii is. '-'ub dinoer. tumim, Mre. fook.

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.'il.i-ic National Urn.q f Bulltu iLABcm aa. HmtH. Mm. IjiuatiDjr. IU-ipvnaJ(. club. Current Cvr,ta Soi-uil Ll.'e sua Cuau,ua of Latin Atrtervwa afn. siarae'tar Amorl viraauaotms a tniin ewsf1 Wo wmtr mint Mid :aa JVwa Hitler 4 Heesit. Apr. , t

A. J. Clute spent the day in Indianapolis.

Robin Coombs spent Friday in Indianapolis. Miss Goldia Neff will spend Sunday in Jamestown. Miss Bernice Denny will spend the week-end in Westfield. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Litton will spend Sunday in Frankfort. Miss Babe Fitzgibbon is spending the week-end in Indianapolis. D. E. Stark will go to Shelbyville this evening on business. Mrs. Earl Taylor of Kankakee is the guest of her mother, Mrs. James Danewood. Mrs. Robert White and children are spending the week-end in Attica with Mr. White. Mrs. Amos Gospell is spending a few days in Thorntown the guest of her mother. Mitchell Tillotson is spending the week-end at the Delta Tau hause at Greencastle. Mrs. Carl Caldwell will enter the Witham Hospital Monday for a course of treatment. Miss Jewel Crooks will be the guest of Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Sherill in Frankfort Sunday. Mrs. William Anderson of Lexington, Ky., was the guest Friday of Mrs. Frank Gopson. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wilcox and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Downs motored to Newcastle today. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long of Crawfordsville spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Jones. Miss Marion Ritchie has gone to Greencastle, to spend a few days at the Alpha Phi House. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Lamport of Wabash will be the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Hill. John Parr, of Indianapolis, will spend Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parr. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. McLeod, of Crawfordsville, will be the guests of relatives here tomorrow. Misses Dorothy and Esther Laughner of Whitestown spent Friday with Miss Margaret Flaningam. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cain and son, Earl, will spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Beck Johnson near Jolietville. Mrs. Margaret Sheridan and three sons of Indianapolis are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Sheridan. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bassett are spending the week-end in Indianapolis with Charles Anderson and family. The O.N.T. club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock with Mrs. Paul Tauer, on Hamilton street. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morris will have as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Neidlinger of Whitestown. Miss Jean Morris will go to Indianapolis, this evening to attend the wedding of one of her sorority sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Wilson and house guest, Miss Hazel Carter of Mansfield, Ohio, will spend Sunday in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. F. Laughner of Whitestown and Mr. and Mrs. John Flaningan will spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hampton at Dar-

Mr. and Mrs. Zera C. Smith wfll be

dinner guepts Sunday of "Ubabod" Cru!:' In the fnuntir- Mr. Smith

and Mr. Crane became friends while

:n t-ollea-o at DePauw,

Mrs. D. E. Stark will have as her

guests at dinner tomorrow Mr. Scott

Dewitt and family, anil Mrs. Cnrrle

Stark of Roeetoo and Mr. and Mr W. A. Kincaid of this city.

An oratorical content, in charge of

the officers of the local W. C. T. U

till be held at 7. 3D o'clock next Wadneiiay night. May 10 at the Stvtex srhooL A silver medal will be award

ed to the best speaker of the evening

No admission will be charged but an offering will be taken. The public

is roniially invited. Mrs. Nancy Gilmor and Mm A.

J. Clute are spending the week-end in

Hlovtnington with their daughter.

Vijk Mary Crilniore and Mis Bienden Clute. On Sunday Mm. Gilmor and

Mn, Clute will b gneat at a Moth

er's party to be given et tbe Thnta

honn.

Mr. and Mr. Char lea Roberte of Uma, Ohio, Mr. W. B. Av7, Miss

Ine Avery and Mr. Qyti McClevic

of Indianapolis, will be the guexta of

Mr. and Mrs. Elm Rogers Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles MiUheU wore

in Indianapolis today attendung rb

funeral of Mrs. Mitthelr uncie.

EOOSIEU CAHTAL

THE JOLLY QRCLE CLL'B.

Mrs. Catherine Johnson waa host ess to the Jolly Circle club Friday after

noon at br hnme on Busby street The

afternoon was spent with needle work

and social time. A two course

luncheon waa served by the hoatsee.

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( As rsTMHssl l rrr.i INDIANAPOLIS. May 12. Politics

again is coming into the spotlight in

Indiana.

To political atrategisU, who for

months have been quietly laying plans

during the lull in the political arena,

are now gutting togeiiarr foi avtiis

in tlie early fall.

It la evident that the effort of even

the politicians to keep politic out ol

the election of the drUgutes to the

constitutional convention will fail.

And in the city elections which follow close after the September election of delegates to the convention, vigorous battles will be waged.

In state and national attain) poli

tics have been pretty well submerged.

Tne Republicans are supporting the

Democratic national administration

and the Democrats are co-opefating

with tha Republican state administra

tion, in solving war problems. Some charges of playing politics are made against Governor Goodrich, but not in

affairs concerning the part of the state

in the great war. If leading Demo

crats believe the Republican state ad-

Inistration js "playing politics" in

these affairs, they maintain silence.

And if B special session of the legis

lature is called, it is believed politics

ill be absolutely forbidden in iti de

liberations.

Titer will be a dozen different in-

erct demanding representation in

the constitutional convention, and al

ready acrimonious contest are in tha offering. The labor unions, the liquor

element, the antl-linuor element, wo

man suffragtsta, employers, politican j 3 all will have a hand in tne selection of delegates. Th non-partisan da-1 legate, it 1 feared by many friends j 53 of the movement, will not be ehowm!

1 non-partisaA manner, bfiorts I ;

will b made to pledge delegates to I

support the interests of clause or special interests. Many delegates, Bsjss a rcuilt, instead of going into the ss convention to help remake the basic

aw of the state will go into the con-1

ventioo to demand special disponsa- zz Bon or to fLgbt for one principle.

Already, far-seeing men and wo

men are acting to counter-act this spirit, which they fear will lessen th Bsefainess of the convention.

R. F. D. NO. 2. Mra. John Murphy and children, are

sick with scarlet fever.

Mrs. Cbloie Staton and son Irvin Leon and Miss Edna Kgbrt spent Sunday with Thomas Gray and family. Mise May Dillon and Miss Ocie Wills spent Sunday with Austin Egbert and family. Claud Blue and family returned to their home in Huntington Sunday after spending a week with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blue.

Robert Egbert spent Saturday night with Lora Linton. I George Linton and fumily spent I Sumiay with Hnory Bradley and fain-1 iiy. j Earl Staton and wife spent Setur-1 day night and Sumlav with Carl S'a-1 ton and family. ! Rl'R AL ROUTE 10. j S. 0. Hailey from Lebanon, 0., has j bees risitins his daughter Mrs. Omer itiillips. : John LasJer baoy bee er- 1 iotisly 1)1, but la Improving. 1 Charles Nelson took dinner with j his grandfather C. S. Nelsoa, and aunt , WedneMiay. i Mr. and Mra. IOuis Williams spent 1 Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas !

Lawler and family. Mrs. P. D. Cohce called on Mrs. Jjitlry Thursday afternoon. Wallace Cranford and family spent Sunday with Roy Hicks and family of Lebanon. Charles Reynold and family spent ftuailay with Mra. Reynold mother Mra. Wills of Lebanon.

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F.Z-BAKP. ia the X V 1

vnt nonulsp flour in X. ,

the state. Nothing the world N

hut ml merit could have raised

it to turn high stamduig.

It ia Boo irf product. Its rrvutatum haa grarwa ap with th UU. !t is tt 51? f-ovr evr used in tawaaanda of Moosier home.

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l .yp. t 1 Jt t"t't sold on claima, bat en perform. f j ances. It ia sold on a guarante to ast- ffj t T' " " j,fy you absolutely. If it doesn t, your j.-. : f gnctt will refund your awney. ' -.- i ta "" r'AW TVSv

Conscription Has come. Your last chance to Volunteer Enlist and leave with the men Sunday noon.

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TUH THIMBLEINR CLl'B. The regular meeting of tha ThimMaine club was held Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. II. Martin at her home on West Main street. The aftornoon wad spent with needlework. There were no guests. The hostess served a one course lunch.

Beats for Senior class play will be put on sale at Nobes' drug store, Monday morning, 9 00 a. m.

BE PREPARED WHEN THE nOUR OF SADNESS COMES Select a family lot now when you may choose leisurely. We have large maps showing size and location of lots. The terms are to please. Remember you do not know what a .ingle day may bring forth. CALL Fred C. Moler, Supt. FOR INTERVIEW

LOOK IN! Taw ar so many sew and ftaprosred auto appliance in our big, freak, took of quality accessories that tha BOtorlst who ha not felt tnts rested la ta.ee (object inc last fall will find mach to interest him when ha call here. PreparB for tfiat flrat Spring Driv! Lebanon Vulcanising and Sale Agency

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. ler purse, containing check and 3. Leave at this ofRc.

il a SHOOK VETERINARIAN Over Oak Drug Star Telephone tii. lobanaa, Ind.

JONES & STARE CLOTHIERS Suit that Suit South Bid Squar

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