Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 203, Lebanon, Boone County, 25 May 1917 — Page 2
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We have several bargains In used pianos, recently taken in exchange. PRICES $125 and up W.W. STEVENS E. Side Sq. Phone 55
L. W. KIRTLEY DENTIST First Nations! Bank Building Third Floor Order your SPRING MONUMENT WOKK early. Prices very reasonable. IIAKLAN MONUMENT CO. Shop Phone 102. Residence phone 115 and 714 Oris Harlan C W. Chappin Pbone6 j PINNELlCOOMBS Let-iaea 's Leadiag Lwber Tari. AIKHART'S GARAGE i. H. AIRHART Agency for the Buick Auto Room for Care. Expert Workmen 224 South Lebanon St i SEED PUTATUES,, alL kinds " Potato and Garden Fertilizer UNION HARDWARE CO. PHONE 108 i ROYAL WORCESTER AND BON TON CORSETS AT CRAIG'S Karpen's Guaranteed Up-1 hofetered Furniture. COULTER-SMOCK Opera Hoes Block CO. LINDSAY & TOLLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS BALL BUILDING Next to lntenrbaa BtaUea OOae phone isa. Open day A night DR. A. F. NELSON VETERINARIAN Davis Bros. Liverv Barn Phone 7 and 2007 We are experts in oar line TRY VS. JONE3, THE CLEANER West South Street Phone S37 AUTO INN Standard Oil Service Station No. 47 GAS 20 CENTS North Lebanon St. Phone 21 DR. R. D. GARRISON DENTIST ranter State Bank BsillUf l:a ' x, 1MHH,
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10 fill 1QK Explains His Vote Against the Adoption of Cunningham Amendment. At the Vnion meeting last Sunday night in the interest of the V. M. C At war work movement, the following resolutiona were adopted and wired immediately to Senators James E. Watson and Harry S. New: "The defeat of the conservation idea contained in Hie Cummin prohi bitury amendment was a matter of deep disappointment to the people of Boone county. In refusing to support that idea you failed to represent your constituency. The people of Indiana are rallying loyally, each in the measure of his ability, to the support o tn? TOM of ; ernnr. There the president and the !m are no shirkers hero. We expect our senators in rongi c-:is to b? as loyal to the pevmle's highest interest in this Lour of peril as we are trying to be." In response to tnat messako the Rev. A. I.. Ward tof-iy r.c;vf.l the following reply from Senator New: "Dear Sir: "It is somewhat discouraging. I confess, to receive the kind of telegram 1 did from you with reference to the trmpcrai.ee question. The fact i the good people whim you represent do nut understand just what the Cummin amendment was. hist what it provided and what it failed to provide. "In the first place let me tell you that I am just as much in favor of well considered, advanced temperance legislation as is any one. But we must know just what it is that we are voting on and what the consequences ore to be. Ever)- one here is studying this question along with others and the liquor question Is being ropd ered by the war department, the ti-eas-ury department and the agriculture drprtmTt r.r! it is certain that these departments nil make recommendations as to how this question can best he met. I propose to follow those recent memlutions in this emergency and take the consequences, if the people of Indiana are sufficiently unreasonable to consider this couise of re lying on tlie service of experts as unreasonable. The Cummins amendment had no place in the Espionage hill, was piented without any consideration, and at a time while other committees were working on this very ton and Mr. Cummins himself admitted that he doubted its consti tutionality which must be absolutely certain. "Let me assure you that I am as much for temperance as you are, but we must go-about it in an intelligent vay, having active regurd for all its aspects. BOUGHT MOTOR HEARSE. John M. Mills of Zionsville. has just received from the factory one of the latest makes of motor hearses. He I ad the car built specially to his order He purchased six-cylinder Stud'haker chasis ami on this the Knirhtstown H'lfgy Company con ducted a lxdy to his own ideas of what he wanted. We get wuir rugs and return them. Miller A Morris. Apr. 30-tf. BRENTON GARAGE Autos and Auto Supplies Eaet Main Street Phone 294 AUTO LIVERY JOE COIL Coon try Driving Reasonable , Prices. At Brenton'a Garage. Office Phone, 2U4. Residence 766 MORTGAGE LOANS on Bonne county farms of approved title 6 years No commission. Farmers State Bank LEBANON Constipation upsets the entire system causing many illnesses to the human family. Don't worry Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will- drive out constipation, regulate the bowels, tone the stomach, purify the system (irve it a thoro trial. Sic. Tea or Tablets. Uok drug store.
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Jain eg Magg&rt Says Helpmate Feels Better Since Taking Tanlac Mishawska, lnd., May 24. Among t! t many Hishawnka people greatly benefited by taking Tanlnc, the Master Medicine, is Mrs. James Mnggart, wife of an employe of the Dodgs Manufacturing Company, of this city. In making a statement for hilt wife so that her many friends might know the relief Tanlac gave her, he said this of the celebrated medicine. "I recommend Tanlac because of v.hit it diil for my wjfe. For about a year Mrs. Maggart has suffered from stomach, liver and kidney trouble and she also hr.d been bothered with rheumatism. Severe pains shot across her back at times. "After reading in the newspapers about Tanlac i bought a bottle for rrrv ;f(i t SIc I...i.. lu .. ,, way since taking the medicine. The rheumatic pains have vanished. Her appetite is improved and she is not botborrd with indigestion. "The money I spent for Tanlac has been well ,p.nt, for my wife feels better in every respect." Tanlac. the .Master Medicine, is especially beneficial for stomach, liver and kidney trouble, sleeplessness, rheumatism, nervousness, loss of appetite and the like. Tanlac is now being introduced and explained in Lebanon, at the Star f'rug Store. Adv. BGCKILIERTOSFffi AT A FLAG rnrmer Indi.mnpolis Mayor to Give Address at Jamestown June 2. Charles A. Bookwalter, of Indianapolis, will deliver the flug-duy ad-, diess at Jamestown, Saturday afternoon, June 2nd. Mi. Book .-.alur so advised the committee "yesterday morning, and arrangements are now wttually completed for the day's prog'am. A large flag. 10 by 26 feet, has tu e i purchased by the flag committee. .M'isic will be furnished by the hand and there will likely be some vocal numbers, in addition. HOME ECONOMICS CLUBS ARE FORMED OVER STATE BY (.;. I. CHHLSTIE. State Food Director. There ii now organized in Indiana a State Home Economies Associatior whirh is reaching into many counties ,md stimulating interest in the stud of home problems. As the result of the activities of this association in co-operation with the Extension Department of Purdue University more lhan K" home economic clubs have I en organized in various parts of the itlife 1 r.rt. rinhj have n lurtfe entollmrnt of women who ate earnestly sttiving to promote tiie movement for the conservation of food. In the count) organizations for f"'.ii production and conservation there have been appointed committ on conservation. Tiie-e committees consist of representatives of variou: townships of the county and lire in a position to carry forward the work outlined hy the state committee. They need help in organiz;ng and in holding meetings which they will plan to call. The State Federation of Women's club," has sent out pledge cards tn more than 20,0(10 women asking them to ji.in in the natlon-v'i"e movemei for a conservation of the fi,nd suppl The State Women s Franchise lai:ue has appointed an agricultural ji I iotui comnutti-e Wiia-li is carrying on an active- camoaign among the women of the various counties. The department of domestic science of the schools of the state tinder I direction of the stale department of public instruction arc reaching many thousands of homes through the school girls and are giving valuable and helpful aid. At this time many girls canning clubs have be.cn organised in various counties of the state through th bovs' and girls' division is estimated tiiat more than 10,000 girls are al ready enrolled. Truly, the women of Indiana have resfponikd nobly to the nation's call A"-n.
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Oar Reaioni for Seilinr Gurney Refrigerator Are Tear Best Reason for Buying them We sell them because they will satisfy our trade and make every buyer a booster tor us and tor everything else we sell in our store. We sell more than the goods we Bell the satisfactory service you have a rittht to t-Hiect the goods to give. That's our motto. Every article we sell must stand that tost. COME IN AND SEE WHV You Ought to Have a Gurney $6.98, $12.50, $18.50, $19.50, $20, $25, $35, $37.50 Fully guaranteed by ua and the factory. '
FLANS FOR SALE OF ui n Urttl DUN J A County Wide Canvass is to be Made in the Near Future. Tlans for a complete canvass of the -cunty for the sale of Liberty Bonds, ivill be made soon, it was btated by '. J. lieVol, county chairman of the campaign committee here. It is the I ian to have the ministers devote one of their sermons Sunday to the Liber ty Loan and its importance, the need of immediate sale of the bonds and the patriotic service which the puri l.x.c of such bonds will represent. In addition it is planned to have the mi.ving picture theaters devote part of one evening to the cause, appropriate slides to"b".usod and brief speech s being made to epiiu the loan, its purjioses and its terms. An automobile tour of the county will be made and arrangements are row under way for speaking at all the towns in the country. Indianapolis men will probably be secured to give the addresses. TO IH'Y HONDS. Kmplure of American Hxpresn Compan, Receive Offer. An announcement conveying the in- i telligence that the American Ktpress onipany had purrhaseil a laree ht of the government bonds of the Liberty loan of liijT, and would give an opportunity to all its employs to purcliase such bonds t actual cost, has been received by James S. (iarner local agent for that company. The announcement further stated that is order to facilitate the sale of 'the hon is that company would give privileges to the public to subscribe for the bonds as well as to its own employes. 'lhe company statement said that if a sufficient number of employes wished to subscribe for a larger nmount of bonds than they would be tible, to pay for by August 30, the company would consider a plan providing for payment by monthly installments. If the bumU are sold with such rapidity that the block becomes exhausted before June U, the company will purchase a many mor, bonds as are required, i BACK TO TIIE FARM. j I'aul Stevenson, who has been teaching In the Lebanon city schools the past year, returned home Satur-! day. lie will work on the farm until the middle 0f June, when he is ill I probably enter th Indiana Stat formal whjol. Mr. S'.evrn.mn h. evidently made Knuri ditir.F ( f'r-i vear uf teachir s as the (- .J UmtA
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Reed Chair with spring bottom, upholstered with genuine Spanish leather. dQ no Special .. j57e70 . Large roomy rocker, Reed Chair, with (tlO C A paper-holder on side, for V Ad.OU Fan-back Rocker, wh spring bottom, loose cushion, cretonne covering. tl O Cfl Special at Dls&.OU COMPLETE YOUR HOME FURNISHINGS BY BUYING A COLUMBIA GRAFANOLA.
iiSS. Bin the bpeeial easy a month. PORCH Swings . . .$1. 48-inch 48-inch 48-inch 60-ineh 60-inch 48 -inch Chair.. Swings ...$3. Swings ..$4. Swings .$5. Couch . . .$6, Settee ....$5, $3.00 and $3. 0Q Z 00 , 50: PLANS ABANDONED! Movement For New Enterprise Hrw Been Given Up For the Present. The movement for the building of a Community house here has been abandoned at least for this year. War conditions which have brought an increase in certain lines of build- j ing material, coupled with the fact that some material would be difficult i to get ut all this season a"d the j further fact that the war burdens I will be bout all the people will care o assume at this time, have decided j the city sclnil board and members of the genetid committee to give up its plans temporarily. J E. R. Morgan, paper cleaner. Phone : -973-K. 5-12-311: live Store oVQlnes r X-T' r LOTHING gpgjy RAZOR BLADE 3 SHARPENED sinB,e doira Double edge, per riorea SS We pay postage one way. Barker & Son. Lebanon Our Garden Tools Are 1917 MODELS WITH 1916 PRICE J. C. BROWN CO. DOEfi YOUR OLD ROOF LEAK? If fO. SEE CLYDE LOWE. He guarantees to stop all leaki will) asbestos fiber roofing. PHONE 390 G. R. BAUMGARDT TIIE CLEANER ! "We Clean While Other Try" hl&Vi S. Lebanon St. Phone vz tmtwtutuumututumiiiiiHUimutttt? Y. ir I':-- J Furniture Tfckcn i
Genuine Reed Furniture, Plain, Upholstered,
Leather, Tppestry, Cre tonnes. American Fiber Reed for outdoor use. light, strong, durable, various finishes, unusual values. ' host.. Sasisfiirtinn assuror) terms. $3.00 down. $5.00
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,98; Oak Taborette 39c ,98 'Rustic Fern Box 58c 50 24-inch Metal Porch
! Flower Boxes $1.50 ou-uan, same as aoove, at $1-75 Reed Fern Pedestal .$5.50 Wall Pockets $1.98
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THE POLICY OF TIIE Rural Credit Loan & Savings Association is to furnisii long time credit or capital to industry especially to land owners and home owners. Banks furnish temporary capital to meet short-time needs. This Association seeks to serve the community by capital credit for long periods of time. Your active interest in this Association is solicited. All inquiries will be given careful attention. Rural Credit Loan & Savings Assn. G. M. VORIS, Sec. Colonial Building Lebanon, lnd.
RED CROWN GASOLINE 20c Per Gallon STANDARD GASOLINE Lebanon Arts Sales L Ihchinc f
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SAFETY FIRST. Get the baby a La La-By. Gives pleas ure, health and com fort to BABY. Rest and recreation to mother. Safer and cheaper than a maid, Only 98c Amount limited. Liberty Bond