Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 207, Lebanon, Boone County, 30 May 1917 — Page 5

lassified ADVERTISING ; Kates ytc Per Word, ; Each base. "o Advartiaemart Takas for Lw loan loe.

FOR SALE

OR SALE OR TRADE Houm of 6 rooms, bath and pantry. Inquire 15 E. Fordica street i-25-fit

OR SALE i, 5 and 6 hiciTYile.

Aauntiera A Ulllrlr Phi.n IPI

He. 5-2M-8t

OR SALE No. 2 Smith typewriter, 110. In good repair. See J. W. me.

OR SALE Some big lengthy Ches

ter Whit trill hrt, will sell very asonable. J. K. Milner, phon HlJ, 'lorntown, Indiana. "

OK' SALEAn enameled" half bed

and two mattresses for same sized I. Phone 123. 5-30-2t WAITED

ANTED MALE AND FEMALE

HFI P An intelligent person may

rn $100 monthly corresponding; for wspnpers; $40 to $i0 monthly in

are time; experience unnecessary;

canvassing;; subject suggested.

nil for particulars. National Press

eau. Room 1619. Buffalo, N. Y.

4-27-6-mos.

JE CLEAN RUGS with a vacuum cleaner. Miller & Morris. 4-30 tf

- . . i r. l, yjiu laise seem, won l matter if broken. I pay $2.00 to

S.00 per full get Single and par-

I plates in proportion. Send by

reel post and receive check by ro-

rn mail. L. Maier, 2007 S. 6th St.,

lndelphia. Pa., May 1 13t

1 ANTED Fireman at T. H., I. &

f E. power house. B-22-tf yANTE'Dld""YaisT"leetS'.don't matter if broken. I pay 12 to $lo r full suit, single and partial plates proportion. Snd by parcel post id receive check by return miil, F. pU403 N. Wolfe Street, Baltimore, fl. May 28-1 It. J ANTED TORRENT Fiyerom f house or 3 or 4 modern' unfurfhtsl rooms. C R. Crooks, phone p. kANf EDHuce" todo-liiht "houseI work. Kmrria (ileinhrnz. 5-2!-2t.

I FOR RENT )RREAT Three"newlyfuiihed I rooms. 304 Louth East street 111 585-K. May 22-tf. LOST ZZ .'ST A gold handled umbrella. ReJturn to this office. Reward. 6-28-3t

I onr AOTMTtssKsirr. v7tot of Indiana. Cnunlv tt Houn. ss: fn whnm It ninv roncprn: Notice l flty trivrn hy the cmni'in council ft h ctiv of Ihaoon. ImlLimi. tlml nn th111 Owv of Mjiy. l17, i(i-v Hpr'.vl nio.io'mf.ot roll ri.inir h .rim-'.-rhl public improvement rww.luti'Mi I rwt tr alley Improvement resoUiin No. , I9M, for lh coilHlrucllon of 4'eioU rnHilTVHv. curb and stiller, ratr-li ' In. jiHlewalK and pruern oil Nn'llll i l rlre-t In itHjil rtlv. from In north of Ji' . '-ct lo tlie ftoulh lln

South street.

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inalrucleu Hlonr

HCh sl.ls of sstd street rth line of tich slreel to

$oni Interepted in . tl.At II. , Hid romm ,1 ti e 11 Ih ilev of Jul r of ' o'clock n m.

affected bv hcrel.r noii. t 'isj'reunrt' ranrwj v'll tw

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oil

I will mi l.en. fi'ir.1 In ltn inert HO maOl roll

ierk of the

rimatin.'ition ureU the entire sy.v

iieausinjr many illnesses to the

Vnn familv. Don't worry Hollis-

i't Rocky Mountain Tea will drive

i constipation, regulate the tioweis,

a the stomach, punfy the system

km it a thoro trial. 35c, Tea or

hlets, Ook drug store.

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News j

I CONCORD, 'riiere will be preaching service, at ! place Sunday and Sunday nitfht. avid Warrell returned Thursday m Idaho, witii his wife and little 'lighter Willa. They are voting i mother Mrs. Alice Worrell, vlr and Mrs. Otis Garner and son roil spent Sunday at Ed Wyatt's. i none who spent Sunday with Mrs. !, Won ell and children were Mr. i I Mis. Iitvid Worrell and daughter ! Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reynolds i son Karl, Mr. and Mr. Lev! Wor- ! and children Harotd, Dort, ue and F.Hene Mr. and Mrs. J. ' Iriiutm.o and Mr. and Mrs. t.

LOWER MT. ZION. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Graves Mrs. Nellie Grave and sons Emmet and Isaac Newton and Mrs. Lucinda Jones were guests of friends at Zionsville, Saturday. Mrs. Jones formerly Hved at Zionsville. W. W. Hush and wife, Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Bush and children Geraldine and Joseph were in Crawfordsville Saturday afternoon. Albert Duncan who has lately returned from Terte Haute Co. R, has the measles. He is at his father's home, David Duncan. Mr and Mis. Harold Xeedham entertained the following Sunday; Emery Graves and daughter Edyth, Alva Cullcy and family, Mr. and Mrs. K. Aurchut and Lon Larimore. Mrs. Alice Emmert and Mrs. Jennie Itirienour spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Lon Tudor. J. A. Farrow and family, Fd Washbum and family were entertained at dinner Sunday by J. H. Airhart and family. The afternoon guests were Joseph Graves and family. Bert Shields of PitUboro took dinner Friday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. James Shields. Mrs. Mollie Douglas, Mr. Ocie Dittmore and family ef Crswfnrdnville. .Mr. and Mrs. John Peck and Emery Duncan of Palpinch, l.en Beck's and William Duncan's were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs, David Duncan. Mrs. Avery Zimmerman and children spent Sunday with Lon Turner and family. Mr. Zimmerman visited his mother. Mrs. George Zimmerman, at the Methodist hospital at Indianapo'is. Lela Emmert was an over Sunday guest of The'tna Welden at Advance. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ross. Lewi Owens and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lalla Ross, Ira Scott and family, from near

Thomtown spent Sunday with Sum-

r Owens and family. For a short time Monday morning

J. H. Airhart was quite ill with stomach trouble. Dr. Hall of Advance was

allerl. Mrs. Henry Poland of Jamestown, a weaving a number of rag rugs for

the Ladies' Auxiliary for a sale which they will hold In the near future.

Harold Needham and family spent

Saturday night with E. M. Graves and

daujrlrter Edyth.

Albert Duncan and family, David

Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Duncan

ere guests of William Duncan and

family Wednesday of last week.

J. D. Emmert, S. D. Ermnert and

wife were Sunday afternoon guests

of Ora Emmert and family.

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mitchell spent

Sunday with Earl Graves and family.

Kiefer W'hitemnn and Bailey Dun

can drove S. D. Bush's truck Monday collting milk for the Ibr.non milk company, while Mr. Bush and a field man were on the route.

Edyth Canada is staying with

Mrs. Ora Emmert this week.

t'lvde Culley and family were

guctts of relatives at Zionsville Sun

day.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koks and son

Samuel viritcd Mrs. Ross' parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jamea Bartlett and a sister

Mr. Al Kier below I.adoga from Sat-

lay till Monday. They were caught the hailstorm. Mrs. Bartlett who

has been in poor health so long is reported be' .

''. w. Prnffitt s were Sunriay giiesw

of Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Goliday at New

Ross. S. J. Buechler. t. former resilient

hut now of Pittshoro Is iuite poorly.

Mr. and Mrs. James Shit-Ids .pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Buechier"; Attendance at Surslay school was .11; offering, Ora and J. D. Emmert observed their birthdays. Arrangements were made to have children's day exercises. Music committee, Mrs.

Pearl Airhart and Mrs. Ida cnamoerlain; program. Misses Minnie Farrow, Edyth Canada and Lela Emmert; time, not set. (reaching services here Sunday at 11 a. m. Also at night, 7:45. Rev. E. L. Myers of Lebanon paster. ELIZA VI1.LE. Claude Williams nd family near Milledgeville were guests of Curt Williams and family Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Perry Park spent Monday in Lebanon on business. Mrs. Nett Coy and daughter Marie spent the latter part of the week with relatives in Frankfort. Elsie Newkirk of Lebanon, will spend her vacation here with her parents Jake Newkirk and wife. Miss Lillian and Charles Bextetl of Lebanon spent the week-end with Silas Bextell and family. Mr. and Mrs. Brooke Williams sotrth of I.ebanon were guests of Thea McManuis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sipe and baby spent Sunday with Ellis Smith and family. John Battr and family spent Sunday with Richard Davit and wife near Gadwien.

Mr, and Mrs. Newt Dally ere gum i -.' ! 1ert BalU and wife north

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These Specials One Day Only THURSDAY

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"WHITE SILKS IS THE PASSWORD TO SUMMER FASHIONS 36-inch White Wash Taf- P1 FA feU, 1.85 value, Thursday plJl $2.00. trrade of White Taf- OQ feta, Thursday only, yard . . P X eO 7 $1.65 White Wash Satin, 36 (PI OA inch, Thursday only, yard. . i) A eO Bcklinir'g Washable Satin, (?1 AO 36 inch, $2.50 grade Dl0

TAFFETAS All of our 36 inch Taffetas in all the new (3J1 Aft Spring shades, $1.50 grade, Thursday only J lUw CREPE DE CHINES Crepe dc Chine in all street and evening- f- OCT shades, (1.60 grade, Thursday only $lttO DRESS GOODS 48-inch lightwight all-wool Plaid Skirt- fljl AQ irgs, $2,011 gradin, Thursday only H)XtLtO $1.J5 grades SHc FRENCH ORGANDY Imported French Organdy, 4o inches wide, crisp finish for waists and dresses, 65c grade, JQ Thursday only '. .OC $1.00 grade 85e VOILES STi-ineh W hite Voiles, 23c values Ol n Thursday onlv XilC 3fi-ir.ch Corded Voiles, 3.",c values, t Thursday only ii7l - SILK REMNANTS Remnants of Striped and Plaid Taffeta, all skirt lengths, values up to $2.6U a yard, CM Q Thursday only Pl.Oi7 WASH GOODS Twelve pieces of 38 to 42 inch voile, figured and Persian patterns, up to 6"c values, ?Q" Thursday only MADRAS SHIRTINGS 36-inch Madras Shirtings, plain and sport OC stripes, 39c values, Thursday only iJv WHITE GOODS 3-inrh Waffle Cloth, eorikline stripes for suits and skirts, 3oc values, ?Qp Thursday only 47le LINEN SHEETING 90-inch Linen Weft Sheeting for dress, suits, DO. etc., $1.25 values, Thursday only OOC BUTCHER'S LINENE 34-inch White Butcher's Linens for middies 1 Ol and skirts, lire values, Thursday only .2' EMBROIDERIES Embroideries for graduation dresses, 3'i inch. CQ PSc values, Thursday only DiC 4o inch. Jl.oO values tin 27 inch, $l.W values e BATISTE EMBROIDERY 27 inches wide. Venice edges for flouncing and baby dresses, 75c values, A Qp Thursday only IOC WHITE ORGANDY 32-inch White Organdy for dresses and OI waists, 3jc grade &tO SNAP FASTENERS Black and white clasp Snap Fasteners, all Fa sixes, 10c cards, Thursday only OK,

Extra Special 75c Cedar Oil Floor Mop 2")C bottle Furniture Polinh 25c Uustless Dut Clotha $U3 OUTFIT ALL FOR 88c

REDUCING THE HIGH COST OF LIVING Best Granulated Sugar 5 lbs. for 42c IN FIVE POUND BAGS WITH EVERY $1.00 PURCHASE No Telephone Orders. Ten pounds to a customer THIS SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY

$5 to $8.75 Georgette & Crepe de Chine Blouses Of Flesh, White and all the Season's Shades

Sizes 36, 38 10. 42, 44

.95

Many Trimmed With Laces and Beads

It's one of the most remarkable weist nffrrtnga of the season. Many of the blow Included are samples, the majority, however, have been taken right front our regular stock. Groups of blouse deliciourly frilly Many composed of tiny tuck Others have the daintiest lac trimmings Necks both in V and square effects Model for dress, for sport wear as well as plainly tailored styles AH represent only the very newest modes Hi blouses in such bewitching variety and style that there isn't the lightest doubt but what you'll ind one to please.

JARDINIERE STANDS Oak Talwurettes, fumed finish, 69c values, ' Ofl Thursday only C RUGS Smith's Seamless Carlton Axminster Eug, sise 9x12, CQ QQ J27.SO value, Thursday only 51J.7C) WOMEN'S OXFORDS Women's White Car.vas Oxfords, with white rubber soles fl1 1Q and heels, ail siies, $1.75 grade, Thursday only vieXi WOMEN'S SLIPPERS Women's White Canvass, two-strapred slippers, with med- tfjl ff ium high heel, al! sires, $1.50 grade, Thursday only PA.W

Toilet Specials

Mennen'a Talcum, l"e 1 0 value for XX:ly Woodbury's Dental Ol Cream, IShe value aClAV Melba Face Cream, AOi Mc value Islii, Melba Face Powder, AOj ISOc value li.,K Melba Talcum, flesh or 00 white, 2ftc value Melbaline Face Powder, OO2fc value all Ail Melba Skin Cleanser A On 50c value fAsC

Peheeo Tooth Paste, OQn M)c value 07C EIRado Hair Remover OQ 50c value OifC EIRado Hair Remover, CQf $1.00 value U7L Peroxide, 10c O. value for , Talm Olive Soap, lim- OA. ited 3, 3 for. . . . . . .awl, Melba Toilet wffer, CK.n 75c grade OJt Melba Lilac Toflet Water, $1.00 grade. .... OUC

BLACK TAFFETA SPECIALS 36-inch Black Taffeta, $1.85 (1-J A Q grade, Thursday only ryAeriO $1.50 Black Taffete, 36 inch, -Q Thurwlay only t5 A A $2.50, grade ff Thursday only tpliOt 36-inch Black Satin, $1.39 QQ grade, Thursday only tOC

AUTO VEILS Largest siie ChifTon Auto Veils, hemstitched, all colors, $1.25 values, Thursday (PI only for M.UU CROCHET COTTON O. N. T. Crochet Cotton, ecru and white, special limit 6 balls, Thursday only of. THREE FOR siOC LADIES' HOSE Ladies' Seamless Hose, in blaik and while, good quality, lc values, Thursday only Fft. FOLK PAIRS FOR OUC SILK BOOT HOSE Utdies' Silk Boot Hose, Wayne or Madcllia brand, black, white and all colot, 5:ic values, Krtr Thursday only OUC UNION SUITS Ladies' Lisle Union Suits, lace or tight knee, regular and extra sues, 3Hc grade, Thursday fl 1 fA only, THREE FOR dl.UU DRESS GINGHAMS 27-inch Fancy Dress Ginghams, new pat- Kfn terns, Iftc values, 6 yaMs fur ...OUl DRESS SHIRTS Men' Dress Shirts, large assortment of patterns, some with collars to match, 75c grade, fCQs Thursday special OtiC MEN'S UNION SUITS Athletic Nainsook Union Suits for men, elastic feajns, rlose crotch, special for fQ Thursday only 9C BOYS' WASH SUITS Sir.es 2 to 8 years, strictly fast colors, $1.00. $1.25 and $1.50 grades, new styles, special for QKg Thursday only OtC WASH SKIRTS Summer Wash Skirts, in all white or stripes, piipies, repps, gaberdine and warTIo cloths, all new fl- Alt atylea, speeisi for Thursday vlivv . RAINCOATS Ladies' and Misses Raincoats, all colors, all styles, all materials, values up to $7.M, C0 OQ Thursday only , $J0 TRIMMED HATS Cliaice of one hundred Trimmed Hats for jj- QQ . laities and misses, valuesto $4.50, for. . . .V AesO DRESS SKIRTS Choice of forty new Ih-css Skirts In novelties, plaid.-, and strifies, the newest style and materials, one of a kind, values to $tO.OO, (p !T AA Thurwlay special P J.UU MAR HOF SUITS Choice of our entire line of Mar Ilof Middy Suits, in white and colors, pure linen, &' QQ Thursday only V nJO CRETONNE 25e Colonial Cretonne, large variety f pat- "i Q terns, Thursday only Ait 35c quality 25c

Extra Special Children's patent Mary Jane Pump, in sizes 5 to 8 and 8'2 to 11, $1.60 values, Tharswlay only QP your choice for tlv

Sunday with Klinabeth MrMannk Buren Clossen and Onrille Caldwell. Eve, Dolori, and Catherine Carroll called in the afternoon, . i. K. McMcth and family of Bent Sheridan wera Thursday gue.t of f. J. Warburton and family, Ru! HeMath remained for a longer iit-

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(ieorge Harlo nd son, George and Sam Belt sjient Sunday with Richard Watts and family. Afternoon callers cri. Dennis Zenor, Virgil Harlo and family and Clyde Stee'smith. Mr. and Mr Clarence Ila'los and dsm-hisr Dorl spent Sunday with Allen Haldwin and family. Mr and Mrs, JsJ Kutphin and eon Ihirre' Ii:.hin, Sir. and Mrs. Albert n-l lirs I ier I J n .lit , ,v t I mV - d fw

Ifslie Watta who has been spending several day with hi cousin Richard Watt returned home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Oro. Atkins spent Saturday night at Kirklin. Ocorge Rett sua wit ha been sick la improving. Church Jjine Chanel wa well attended butviuy.

J4VT -t V V R. it. :i. ,i I i r Nil1, jnd Mt

with Mr. and Mr. John Whiteman and children of near Coatsvillc, H'irnce Kernodle is spending two weeks with our former governor. Samuel M. Ralston at Indianapolis. Mrs. John Clark and David CUik spent a few dsys last wek with He4r mother, who i in poor hearthMr. and Mrs. Sam Emmert and three sons took dinner bun-lay with Mrs. Fftty Harvey and sons, Lester and Kcnne'.h,

j Mrs. t:n Murry and sun Oiark

it as triir kup:i (iHiunmy, ms. I .-ry' d i,-li-r. 'j aed two aons,

Jesse Morton and Hugh, and Mrs. Claudo Turner all of CrawfordsviHe. Miss Carrie Jackson is visiting this week with relatives aroond Max. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson and daughter Oriova took dinner Friday with Mr- Mary A. Jackson and daughter Mollie of near Wax. Mr. and Mrs Glenn Scott and daughter Ruby and Dorothy attntded a baptising near Lir.ton Sunday afternoon at 3 :00 e'riuc!:.

Let stuler and SlorrU elsi your rugs. Cfttf iSB. . tf