Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 204, Lebanon, Boone County, 26 May 1917 — Page 6

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C,;Cty Ilmm Quality Plays TONIGHT. raramount pictures present the internationally celebrated dancers Maurice & Florence Walton in "THE QUEST OF LIFE"

Long Distance Telephone Service Will lie Greatly Improved.

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f Life." is rot !

"The a danc,.g ;i tie twy ' tag who i Just ax he 'ii-earns. Van h it despair, i of ifc . s cllo,va I

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to. tmne

use of un uutomut.'r switrhimtn'lerl by I hp Lebanon Company at the exchange dutan.-e t' it ..ihono ser-- ;.-.!., unmoved. Py its io I'vMnaiwjii.s nvrr the li-hn-mav 1'.- made by the vrithifii the hsU):ih.-. i Mis op. rator. Call:-

engaged

no the Ij

viih Manure .tietue rtancer, ut a big social ntake.-t a t-iit. They are

theatrical manager and scare again or the stage, but Mapivton, the inatng.-r begin to cast covetous eyes upon Ellen. The Kiel's health breaks unJ-o the Rtrain and Maurice secretly send.her to a sanitarium, for whii-h art n! kindness Mapleton later as.-umes rrcd it. A series of dramatic situari.-ro-lend to the discovery of the tru'li however, and Mapleton r.'t'tes very ungracefully from the competition I'm the heart of Ellen. 10c ADMISSION c

Olympic Theater

Quality House Quality Plays

TONIGHT Big Comedy Laughfest , The Cabaret Scratch" L-KO comedy featuring Dan K-js-aell. He invvles a cabaret, where hflirts with the manager's wife. The "Cabaret Scratch," a disease resembling mH pox, breaks uut. and the fun starts. It clows with an auto chare that is a c ream. "A BOOB FOR LUCK" Joker comedy featuring Gale Henry ad William Fraoey. The wife sv'lher husband' pants to a junk -t!er. iKit knowing there is a luAy hitter, ticket in one pocket The husband.effort to regain those precious trousers briny on me very laughable j-t-autions. A store killer for the biues. -SHOT IN THE WEST" Nestor comedy featuring EMi.' Lyon, jn Morart and Edith Huberts. A western coinedy with an erntern nccent It' a scream. The Burning Silence" 101 Dison. Tins is e. .entii.il a picture of men, and a strong subject it is. because of the plau.Ml.il -ty developed and rally interesting nlot. Practically all the wenes are laid in or near a camp of forest, ramrers. T'iere i.. plenty of dramatic conflict lending up to a stirring climax. To arts, tea turing Oorjre Pierre and J amen rar-Vy.

10c ADMISSION Tc

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operator by tri g the Indianapolis

p.trtv direct Itilhout the aid :" the Indianapolis nM-rat.tr. Through ihis also the ,,a l.mt; ditanc" operator can cull floect tm-ouirh IndiananoWs

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l-'iankiin. Creemiehl. I afay.-tu. M.-ic-tin Ail'.e. .VoWenville. I.'ichn -m.l, liu.-h viile and Tcrre Haute. Hwi ver, in the e i-tt et the hn-d oj.eiat-.r has to have the a.-s:Mant-e of the opetators tb.-ie in oriie.- to j'.-t patlniw on these f Ye-ti ldav was li.e fi'.-t ilay that I he new automatic dial has been iw.l In the Lebanon company.

( OI.lMni'S CHOSEN.

City N.im.-d Next Me of Presbyterians

(III! Ike ItAI.I.AS. M i as chosen for itv bv .lelegal emblv of the 1

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-pen the third Thur-da;

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opted phhTini iUon and devl

a eqaa! suflruge

esolut.ons were

support to President ring for prohibition

HYE KILLED.

Automobile Trail i n ii.e r AKHfiV. i .or-, th. n .-.-.;ntt! ki!

Struck by Lake t War Akron. .

TO MI,K AIHMPI.ANK n.llillT.

MiW YORK- M:

With W! Capt-in I-'

o? the Koal will attempt

Capt. Kelly, w longh, recover

J:., a Wheeling n tani-e is 5H0 mi!.-

Most all holidays call for clothes. To be distinctively well dressed for seventeen dollars is to meet ambition more than halfway.

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StylcplusiT Clothosfii

have distinctive style, all wool fabrics, careful tailoring:, variety of models, guaranteed satisfaction. The price again remains the same, $17. Let us be your holiday dresser. This is the only place in town where you can frCt Stylcplus. You cannot buy them for less anywhere nor anytime.

White & Armstrong

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MARKET REPORTS

IMIIASAPOI.IS I.IVKSTOCK.

QpDKcnyou begin.

buying the bP5r

vou start

topnjoy lifJ

People really start to enjoy life when they bepin to wear fine footwear. A certain pense of prideful possession will cause your feet to walk as if they belonged within the charmed circle of well dressed folks. Don't side step this question any longer. Dress up your feet.

Morgan Shoe Co. j

INIANAI'OI IS, Iik!.. May 20.The run of .".t' togs today was in eteu.-e. b 7,('b layovers from jes ti-rday. vihicii v,.i unB.ually large Sui t'ois time m the wi-ck." aiul the natural rcstiit at that them was I

decline in pliers. While buyers I wanted a geneial loss of 2-V, they , finally rf .-I to accept a decline of . ;,: ir.c in general, and practically all of: the ?onI hoir? from K,(l pounds uu-

1 ward clwr-T 'd hands, but 2,0011 of the j ft lighter iin.1 less desirnhle stock re

mained t,.-.-..lil. Sales rangrd from trio.alltf lo.td and the etrrme top , ,,-a, Ml. ' -. The we, k closed with the market tin -here from fi.WTfic lower I than his. 1'otiday and also as cimwired v- ' -i 'veek ago. ! CATl'l ': Receipts of 3S0 cattle ! today v. . - ; larire a usual at this time in "eek, and with a tmk of demand from the lending local killers.

rewa 1 ' very dull trade, tuner hoy-

CH1CAOO GRAIN. CHICAGO. May 26. The grain market was dull at the opening today, 'liie trade was not large and the market respondei; readily to buying Wheat was 2 c-nt.s lower. Com was 'jfc l'jc higher. Oats showid a l'ain of from 'w -!c. Provisions were higher. CloseWheat July, $2.11; Septemper, H.H4. Corn July, Sl.'t'jvii7e',j. Oat:, July. Mi'.iVi '-3C; jseptember.

took

repanled

id prii s ah.;

obtained

.te.-idy ,th vest. 'td. iv. There was another go"'! run of calves and prices u,.re lower. The week finished with ail kinds of killing cattle except the steers valued from S 1 2. r-0 upward from l'.-o 2'ic higher than the close of last ik. while calves were $1 lower than Wednenday and BtocKers and feeilrr? ware finally 2-"('M0c lower, espcciiil'y the light stocker.

I'c-ik- May and July, :7JJ5. l anl May, 21.'iO; July, t.(,() !e: Septemlier, $21.H2. Mis-May, S2C.IK). C HICAt'iO I.IVESTtH'K.

PetiK'H i( how ebe-m?

cream how gooil, not

I, iilN s- l(i( K YAFui.s, iil.. Ma, 2B. Hogs Keeeipt. 8,iKXi market itrong; mixeil nnd butcherfi Jla.-IOfri' 1B.1'); good heavies, Jt!."..M)(o IB.r; rout-h heavies, ifla.oOip 1.1.40; light

M l.Tai'i lr..!'0; pigs, $lf).r,0f-14.o0;

Hulk of sales. $i:i..MK.-lfi.0. ' f:ATTl.K Ilweipt. 700; market, steady! beeves. $:i.4IK i;t.H0; row and liejfers, JC..-JH,, 11.40; slockcrs uml feeders. ?7.4iii ill !; calves, $ln.59" ir,.,v. I.F.rHNOtf MARKETS. Wheat J2 r.". Corn, 70 lbs Mil "ats, mixed li'tc Oats, white C2c roULTP.Y.

Kgg :12c Mutter, fresh 2.

NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER.

"ic nlerilili!il .Veuii Orrrler.l WA.S!II.(,TOX, May 2il-The weather bureau toitay issued the following forecast for next week: Kegion of the Croat Likes: (V.nl weather is probable the lirst half and seasonable teinpetatuie the latter half of the coming week. The we.rther will he overcast with rains .Sunday and again by Wednesday and Thursday. W A UNIT STREET BAPTIST.

Sunday school nt Preaching at 11:0(1. jert, "What is Truth vice at 7:l.r). Subjer Devil."

10:00 o'clock. Morning sub1 F.vening ser- , "To Heat the

Potted Geraniums

I NITF.I) BRETHREN CHI'RCH. Sunday whool, 9:o0 o'clock. In the evening the pastor, Kev. J. M. Tuggle will preach at the union Memorial service ut the First Baptist church.

ARRESTED FOB DRUNK. Harry Mreedlove, of this city, was arrested by Chief of Police Ellis this morning and placed in jail. He was fouml in an intoxicated condition ut the traction station.

Petig'a Ice rreamhnv good, not bow cheap? Phone 22.

Moore's 5 & 10c Store NOTHING OVER 25c

TtaSlcyjfVplrjes

JVCLomwti WJJ8MSrJ)GS

LH.HTNIXG KII.I.S HORSES. Joe Wiley, living near Salem church in Clinton township had two valuuiilc horses killed by lightning during the ta-n storm this morning. The horses were standing under a tree in the pasture.

We clran 8 by 12 rigs for II. Miller & Morri. Apr. 0-tf.

THE

SUCTION SWEEPEfe

FOR RENT

HOOVER

$1.00 PER DAY Adler's

WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN WALL PAPER

PRICES THE LOWEST

COME AND SEE

Phone

Long & Davis Sargent's Floor Lac

DR. JAMES U. BLACK Practice Limited to tb Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Faxaem State Bank Bid LEBANON. IND.

Reporter on It il. j.t.uO Yearly Job Work at Reporter office

GOODYEAR TTRES Mobiloila Filtered Gasoline Hooton-Davis-Overleese Phone 436. Lebanon, Ind.

JOB "WORK AT REPORTFI Job Work at Reporter office

Around the World Tour of FREDRIK THE GREAT and His All-Star Co.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE Monday and Tuesday Nights May 28-29.

Great Show-Ei She,

Adm:::;on 25c and Dc.