Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 203, Lebanon, Boone County, 25 May 1917 — Page 7

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This Is the Store of Today Here you will always find the authentic styles in footwear for women who are interested in shoe fashions of the hour. Style changes in footwear are almost continuous. Only those who are in close touch with the various style centers throughout the United States can possibly know what is coming in and what is going out You may be sure of finding here the most advanced styles that are in vogue and at prices that you will be glad to pay. CLEM HEATON

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FOR SALE SALE OK KKN'T At summer

sort, desirable cottages at Lake

a, lnd. William Arnold. Churu-

i, lnd. May 2-:t. AL i SALE Motim-ycle" with side :tr. Good us now. B. C. Wick- i 5-25- 2' saiTe6r'ti:adk iTuuH. 'f 5 ; Hint, hath and pantry. Inquire :

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NTED MALE AND FEMALE: ELP An intelligent person may j

1100 monthly corresponding for! papers; I4H to a0 monthly in j ) time; experience unnecessary; '

anvassir.fe; subjects suggested.

for particulars. National Pre '

au, Room 1619, Buffalo, N. Y.

4-27-6-moa. CLEAX'RL'GS I with a vacuum siner. Miller & Morris. -30-tf

XTED Old false teeth. Don't

atter if broken. I pay $2.00 to

(I per full set Single and parplatrtt in proportion. Send by

I pot and receive check by remail. L. Mazer, 2007 S. Kth St, Helphia, Pa., May 10 13t N'TKD Milk cow" to keep far

air nilk. Call phone 121034.

6-21 -fit N'TED Boy wants job on farm;

rs ol,d will keep busy.

ur Laley, Lebanon. May 2ii-it.

N'TED Fireman at T. H., f."

. power house. 5-22-tf NTED Girl to work aF'Swails' utonrsnt. B-23-tf N'TED Work "cm farm" by boy 13 lars old, experienced. Arthur l.asi 27 West Ash street. :t-22-('.l.

N'TE) Man to cut kindling

oort. r none oi-A. ;-.;:i-.i'.

(i rover C. Hendricks Sends His Draft Card From Chicago.

Grovcr Cleveland Hendricks, an actor, 23:0 North Delaware street, Indiunapolitj ia the first Indianapolis man to register for military service under the new conscription law. Mr. Hendricks is now in Chicago. 1IU registration card was received yesterday. He wrote he had twice trieit to join the army, but hail been rejected. He said he still hoped to get in, however. Young Hendricks is a former I,ebunon ma. i and I a son of Ledger E. Hendricks of this city.

JOINS NAVY. Otto Johnson, of Whitestown, Enlists and Goes to Training Camp. The Whitestnwn Dispatch says: "Otta Johnson has enlisted as fireman in the r..ivy and was sent to Great Lakes training station near Chicago. In a letter home he statei! there were eleven hundred boys sent out for duty from the station recently. Mr. Johnson is the sixth Whitestown boy in naval service. The others ;tre Gerald. Thomas and Charles fliandom. Im Neesc and Dewey Hme. Ray Ottinger, who went fiom here to Indianapolis a few w.-eks ago, it is understood, had enlisted for subriat ine service." 3 ice."

EMBROIDERY CUB MEETING. The Pleasant Hour Embroidery Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. O. C. Higgins at her home on ilufi North street. The ladies spent ihe afternoon sewine; on dark ftanne! shirts which they arc making for the French relief. I.iirht refreshments were served by the hostess.

TO REGISTER BY MAIL

Student at Indiana University Sends in Card to Sheriff.

Okla Sicks, now attending Indiana I'niversity is tiie first man to register by mail in this city under the

JOB WORK AT REPORTER ' conscription act. II.s respiration i as receiveil hy Sheriff V. S. Lewi;

this mominK. Mr. Sicks is a son of John l Sick3.

Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO R I A

Let Miller and Morris clean your ruga. Call 128. 4.-18 tf

FOR RENT

it KENT Seven room house, mod-

n. John B. McLaughlin, Indian

s Avenue. May 8-tf. fREN'f Seven room baW7'mod-

m, John B. McUurhlin, In.lian-

avenue. 5-21-tf RENT three newly" funished oms.- ii04 Eouth East street R5-K. Mriy 22-tf. "RENT Six riKim iw?ijin(( in

st part of town, (rnrden broke

eady to phnt, .See J. W. Jones. May 24-2t. f-A $5 hill, between AJler'e U.re and !) South l-ebanon

It: Thursday forenoon. Reward

-t 8. -turn to Will tlayden or to He3 . i r office. b-'U-Xt. ' " I'-'Twolycar-old steer in liruns- ! i :rk neipbliorhooil, Thnrsilay. Ko- , i for notification to W. J. Robin-

i j T-ehanon. B-2I-4t

I C1IAS. E. LEEKE j For CroceriM 0. I IXTERUKBAN BIDG.

"GetinandGetjUnder"

. i.i. li. A. " TO BEiED SATURDAY innnnnevment of Union Meetings to be Held at Points Over the County.

Both funds anil interest continue to

grow in the Army Y. M. C. movement. At noon today Center township had passed the five hundred dollar

mark with five teams yet to rmort

The canvassers returned with enusiastic pra::-:e of the response of

the people.. Gifts ranged from twenty-five cents W U-ii JJUi. O.bv! teams are out tsday and will report soon.

Other towns m Hie fmmty are at rk. Reports are expected soon

from Whiteftown, Zionsville and

Thomtown.

Next Sunday evening meetings will

be hell as follows: .t union meetirsa

of the churches of Kli&arille in the Daptist church, a union iveotinir of the

churches of Ad-.-srre in the thrntnn

hurch, a community meelitif at Mehanicshurjt am! New R f s. Harri on township hoii! n np.-rir p;

the M. P. chuirh .it Millcdirevillc Sun-

ay afternoon at two o'clock with

Judire I'arr nr.rf W. T. Hootnn as

TO OPEN LAW OFFICE.

Ernest Owens Will Practice His Profession in This City. Ernest Owens of Harrison township, candidate fof prosecuting attorney aeainst Ross Hollinitsworth on tha Republican ticket, in the primary a

year afiro, has leased a suite of rooms .in the second floor of the Farmers

State bank building and will start "ito the law business within the next few days. Mr. Owens expects to occupy the rooms by June 1. He is i. widely known young man and will "o doubt prove a valuable addition 'o the Boone county bar.

RESIGNS PASTORATE.

Itev. C. L. Warstler Gives Up Work

1 W hili town To eo to Frankfort. At inint ciiiini-il nf rhe IVhites-

tnwn l.nllicrun riiuch the t-esiination

of Rev. C. L. Waistler, pastor of the

church, was accepted. lie will fro t: Krutil'fnpt It. wn with ri'luctancp

that the Whitestown conprefration

accepien iu resignation, ue na neen ra.stor of the church two different

times. His Iat pastorate has ex-

inen over a period oi nnoui eigni

LARGE LOAD OF CORN'. M. II. Roberts, sold what is, per

haps, the larRcst load of corn ever

luiuled to Jamestown rmirket, last Friday. Reese Samllin hauled the

corn from the Roberts farm, east of

town, to the Fanners' Elevator. Th

net weijrht of the load was R.920

pounds, and amounted to 98 bushels

and 00 pounds Jamestown I'ress.

wTHAV HATS

Sports fiEW MANAGER OF CU3S IS GETTING RESULTS (W)S

AMONG THE BOXERS

Got in one of Our New Palm QQ fTA 4ft CI fl Beach Suits from DO.JU IU 451l

Crash or Koolcloth Suits from

$8.50 to S15

UNDERWEAR

The One-Button Hatch Union Suit solves the Trouble' 'No buttons to wring off in washing. The finest fitting and most satisfactory garment ever worn. Once worn, always worn.

HATS

Get under one of our famous Non-Breakable Panama Hats the lightest and most comfortable hat for hot weather. Also ail other kinds of straws.

SHIRTS

Now is the time for Silks and Negligees. They are loose and comfortable. t .

the Ittrrn91i'-al hritt brr'ir.) NEW YORK. May 25,-The

round bout between Gunlioat Smith.

Ihe California heavyweight, and Jim Flynn, the veteran pueblo fireman which was scheduled to be held at the

Clermont Sporting club of Brooklyn last niprht, was called of? on account

'.,t the illness of Flynn.

MKMI'HIS, May .'..-Scores nf

telegrams .of condolence from two-

fi.Htod fiirhtors, followers of the KfjUiircrl circle. Miort, and men active

in olher sport fields arrived today

I'rom all parts of the country where

Leiitr Oarcy took the count without

having fouKht a match. Fred Gilmore, the Australian's man af.fr. today was nwaitinir instruction! from the dead man's relatives in Auk

tralta as to disposition of the body,

YESTERDAY'S KESIXTS. AMERICAN' ASSOCIATION'. Indianapolis, 7; Columbus, 6 (12 in nina-s.) Toledo, 4i Louisville. 3.

Minneapolis, 10; Milwaukee, r. St. I'aul, 8; Kansas City, 6. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Chicago, lj Washinirton, 0. (12 in nin-.) I'hilndelnbla, 3; P-troit, t. Boston, 4; St. l-ouis. 3. Cleveland, 2; New Yk 0. NATIONAL LEAGl'E. Cliicuno, 4; New York, 8. Cincmnatt. 1!; Vliiladelphia, 9. Ilrookiyn, 6; I'HUborifh, 0.

J. Kirk please call at Western

Union. Important . May 17-tf.

Work at V. rr,r' ii.r '

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BOYS' STRAWS $1 BOYS' PANAMAS $3 BOYS' CAPS 50c and $1

Today: Official Time for Men's Straw 'Hats We J haw the right hat with the correct proposition for you. You'll like the breezinesa of the Styles, and the lightness of the Hats. Panamas, Leghorns, Manilas, Javas, Milans and Split Straws; in fact any kind of Straw and Style you might want. Specialising Prices SI to $5 (Special showing at $2) Buy now and be prepared for the Hot days to comt. Wooley & Edwards (Memorize the Name)

Fed Mitchell's Work With the

Chicagoans Surprisingly Good.

RETURNED BEFORE THEY'RE MISSED There is smull economy is having tiles repaired unles they arn promptly retained fcy tl:o vutcaniacr. The place for n spans tire is on the car, ready for an emergency, not at tha vulcanizer's, where it does you no reod. We feature prompt returns an well as guaranteed repairs. Try us. Lebanon Vulcanizing and Sales Agency

BY JACK VEIOCK. ltv Ifte fsfrrsrtflisnt Veiri frrriie.l NEW YORK, May 2".. There was a no when W'ilhert Robinson of the

oljirs was considered the (rf'test

handler of pitchers in the business.

Today Robinson found a shadow

ast across this particular claim, the

shadow of Fred Mitchell, new mana

ger of the Chicago Cubs.

Since the opening of the National

eaftue season, the work ot the t,uns

ss a team has been surprisingly

tronir. The club is full of fight, hits

he ball hard and fields well. But the

work of the Chicago pitchers, particu-

r'y the comeback members of the

staff, reflects the influence and coach-

r.tt of Fred Mitchell, whose long ex-

nerience as a big league pitcher has not been spent in vain. Phil Douglas,

shunted to the minors, pitched a

four-hit victory against the Giants

terday. Since the season opened

Douglas' most notable performances

nchtde a two-hit game and two shut1s. Big Jim Vaughn, Cub south'iaw, is pitching better ball than ever.

Me lias pitched two two-hit games; he

gtiri d in the no-hit game rred Toney

pitched against the Cubs, holding Cin

cinnati hitless for nine innings, only to one in the tenth, and he has been the

nost dangerous of ail Cub hurleqa so

far.

The work of Tom Seaton, who Rpent he greater part of last season in the

minors, shows goat improvement un-

W MiU'hell. Seaton has three three!iit games to his credit this season and is also credited with a shutout Dutch Iteuber and Vic Aldridge, the Cub u-jkies, are both showing real form n the mound.

Giving the pitchers full credit, it appears that the Mitchell system of handling pitchers is the real secret

f their suecms.

When in Need of Lumber i

See Us

Fuller Lumber Co.

Phone

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$ $ $ $

BINGLES AND BONERS

BY JACK VEIOCK. TIIE OLD FAN HI'EAKfl.

"There's something wrong," the old

fan said, "There's something wrong, I know. "When Cincy beats the Phillies up And Jennings trails below, Hut as this is a mar-some ege, Perhaps 'tis better so."

In 'he Kpotlight tislay The Cincin

nati Heels. They did more running

nine innings than Welsh does ten

rounds.

The runs they made against the

I l.illiea Nineteen hits greatly dc pletcd the Cincinnati supplj.

The English language is inadequate In describing John Mr-draw's senti

ments today. It woold take riji Spanish and Eskimo to do that.

The Cubs' directors won a moral victory over Giant funs when fchurflin

Phil Bouglirs walloped the Uiant.

Seventh world's wonder hai nothing

on Brooklyn. Tha Oodf?er won

urn in. ve rcnih, 9fni that his nmten .. .. t . I h ft ojt. h i- at Et

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Loaned upon Furniture. Livestock aril other Chattels at legal ratet' TWENTY-FIVE PAYMENT PLAN In sums of S0 and over you may have 25 months in which to repay your loan, or you may repny sooner if you like.

SPECIAL TERMS TO FARMERS Write us or call upon us for full particulars. t Will be in Lebanon each Friday W. A. SWANK -111-13 Ben Hur Bldg, Crawfordsville, lnd. 101 Vi West Main street, Lebanon. lnd. (Squire Trowbridge's office)

Louis and Browns.

thereby whipped the

Even the Athletics can beat Detroit, i

(everybody's doing it.

The White Sox were pitched to vic

tory hy Dumont As usual the Sox turned in the lowest number of hits.

The Yanks have been treating lot?

of folks rough but they couldn't get

by with it with Covaleski. They got

four hits.

Sherwood Magee made two triples, double and a single in five times

up. tic cloesn t care to hit em harn.

The Cardinals whipped the Braves and Cruise made the longest home run of the season to the flagpole at Braves field.

CCRY B RATION ' FUNERAL DIRECTORS Offlca phone 88; Reside oca pboaea 240 and 885 Stanley Block, East 8m Ik Btraat

BASEBALL GOSSIP.

i ftii Vie Inttt nnlionnl .Vmra errrr,) DETROIT, May 25. Ty Cobb is among the 18 Tigers subject to the conscription Ibw according to the registration of the Tigem here. The Georgia Peach declared he would be Ml years old on December 18. CHICAGO, May 26. Draft registration day, June 6, will be the occasion for a patriotic demonstration at all big league parks, if a recommendation of 04e National Commission, made just before adjournment last night, is followed. It was aaggested that home teams hire bands to play patriotic airs.

Reporter, bj mail, $3 a Year.

Hard Work For Women. It is doubtful If there is any work harder tha house workt Overwork tells on the kidney, and when the kidneys are affected one looks and fssis u'llrr than the art.iai years, Mrs. A. G. Wei's, R. U 6, Rocky Mount, N. C, wt tea: "I phium n"tso Feicy k-4fiy 5 cue !r t ii wonflcfful benefit I hive urivi "-Masters and SHU'heiL Ad.

DR. I. M. BEAVEN i

OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Farmers State Bank BaHdinc 7 a. m. to ( p. m. PHONE 2U.

TRY VENEER L.C For floors and furniture, none better and few as good. Pins, 85e, quarts, 60c. BOWMAN'S 5c and 10c Store

J. E. BERKLEY Electrical Contracting Electric Wiring, Motor Work, Anything. Reasonable prices OSc at rear of Etter'a drag store

C. E. NOBES Tie Penslar Drug Store "A ftiedicbM for Every 111." Sooth Sid Square, Lebanon

COOK BY WIRE WITHOUT FIRE Interstate Puh. Service Co

rat vmusi- . ADTO MTI.ET Aad Taxi Service no? ?!', t:x 9MivtM sss-X