Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 214, Lebanon, Boone County, 6 June 1917 — Page 8

rjitcJ Suggestions "y vr3nt to inskj? our grocery lhrt nvjst jiopulur store in Lebanon. We know we have as good or better quality of groceries, etc., as any store in Indiana, Our price ia below any comjH'tition, mail order or othenvi.se.- Our trade is very large, yet there are many people who do not trade regularly with us. We feel with the quality of poods we carry and the extremely low price we make everyone should, in justice to themselves, buy their groceries of us. If you do not trade here we would be glad indeed to have you tell us why not. If you already trade with us we would appreciate any suggestions which would improve the store in any way. Matthews' Cut Rate Grocery 20G West Washington Street Phonos -100 I'M) CALL US ABOUT STRAWBERRIES TO CAN'

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Placed Under Arrest at Indianapolis To be BrouKht Here For Trial.

Standard Hog Regulator was the first commercial hog preparation offered to the American farmer, and Dr. Salmon, of the United States Department of Agriculture, helped us work it out fur our own hogs on our own farm It contains twelve ingredients, each one listed on every package. It is often Imitated but has never been equalled. STANDARD CHEMICAL MFG. CO. Omaha. Neb., Sole Manufacturers. We are the exclusive local representatives of this company and keep a fresh stock of STANDARD HOC, "REGULATOR and other Standard Preparations in stock.

Sheriff D. N. Irwin went to Indianapolis thin afternoon to get Kverctt i'hillins who in in jail at that place, ami bring him to this city where hp will answer to the charge of stealing copper wire from the lien Hur traction company ut Jamextown, Edgar ' A. Hall, u motormnn on the Hen Hur saw Phillip take the wire this mornine: anil then hoard the car for Ind;uraiKilis. When they reached there Hall liiul F'liillips placed under arrest.' The attorney for the company at Indianapolis atalM Prosecutor Hulling- ' worth here and had an aftidavit tiled airnn.-t I'hillips. lie will probably I.e tiitd in the Circuit eourt tomorrow morning.

FOUR AKHKSTED.

! ((iiartelie of Men Who Failed to RegJ i.-ter at Octroi! Are Held. Illif lntrruiiit'tt Vert flrrrfcl I'KTKOI I'. June f. - Four men were aneted early today for failure to l-eif i-ter Tuesday and are held for federa! authorities and police are scouring the r 1 1 v with a I't of men who ,y ., P,,..(, ,.,,-.,,!, I t;,. r,.,r;.ttati"n oril"r. Most employers thU niointpt lequired their men to show rcirt -t ration curds and in case of failure to do so, to report to the police,

STKW ARTS III APKI.. Mrs. Hei-hol Hichaidson of Ithi;nor .-;i--nt from Tue.-duy unlit Kriday with her parents, .Mr. und .Mrs, .fames Spencer. Mis. Joe !,uM and little grand datit'hter Krdyn I ,icas of near Advnnri' called on Mrs. Nancy liiaham

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Standard Poultry Tonic for More Kgga.

Exclusive Standard Agents

Springtime makes a man want to quick-step toward whatever his ambition is. Our new spring and summer shoes stylcfully designed from resilient leather will act as a tonic when applied to your feet. Step lively in this direction. Morgan Shoe Co.

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THE CLEANER

"We Clean While Others Try"

HIGtt S. Lebanon St Phone S3!J

Reo Automobiles - Trucks

f ive-paeneer four $ -7.1 Sevarn-paKwnirer fix F. O. B. Lancing Call for Demonstration Moore & MrHouert, Auto Inn

Mis I. lira Urmer is spending a few 'ijvs uith relatives at rawf.inl..vil!e. Ileinian Hedge of Indianapolis, spent Tuesday nivht and Wednesday -v it h his parents Air. and Mrs. Miiford I' dgo. Tho;e who wre f'undav truest of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Hail were Mr. and

V:s. A 1 1 hur Uyrourt and son of near Dover. Mr. and Mr;.. Ceorire Strati ".n ,'n-l Mr. Sanders of this vicurtv. Mr. r.nd Mrs. Jt.hn Hrnoksrirc nnd Mrs. Vzzw Scott vi-i!e, Sunday with !'( rtv l.nallen and famiiv and Mr. and !....' I.veretf Keveal of S'e lies.

we;-,- afternoon callers.

Jlii Maliel, Kern and Marv Craham of north of Mas. called f-'unday :. fvi-ioor, on Mrs. Nancy (Jrahain and riauirhters. Mr. and Vr.s. City f.x and children c-f Mind..y t'liests of Albert Cox and fa.nilv ner I'ett's s,-hivl house. Mr. ai d Mrs. Uy Minn and daughter l ueile and son Ilenni soent part of last week with relatives at FortMr. and Mrs. J. ). Knox and Mrs. k'.te lle-k and ons Noble and Pnite und Mi-, and Mr. John Richardson -.nd sons Frtiest. ICussei and (l;ho iietoieil to Krii'ht.-tovvn Sunday and spent the day with ret dives and friends.

Colonial

Qti.ilily House Quality Plays TONIGHT. VitaKrapli Blue Ribbon features present Lillian Wa'.ker and Kvart Overton in "THE MAN KKHINI) THE CURTAIN"

Whit woul'l you do if iou were arused of murdering the mother of the

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DR. R. D. GARRISON DENTIST Faraers State Bank Bolltof

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W?lb tin imifiT of R'lilt pmntinsr

iirp'Tiy at h'-r, thi- pirl niap rr.atIw h rUars hr-!f and wins D ick thf HtTTtion of the m.ir hp l.ivi-s in !pvp,8 t!.e Ruiliy ynriy Ut nuiTer r.irt oxvn ur..i.Mnsr, i? f ,,1(1 forr.-futly,

fiC'mi:!tia'iy wv vivi'ily in Lhii Viu-

I.it'U li'ilhy Connelly npiifara in ifKist thri'linff pscapf, yutj iU rf-

(TifnHT him hm little Sonny Jim in numcritu Vitaifraith t!-t urci. Xurnprour K'trgvinia gown) an warn thnMjjfhuut. 10c ADMISSION 5c COMING THURSDAY CarlyV Idakwr-ll and June KI vulfft in th? World feature "A SQUARE DEAL"

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. Department Sags Children's Gingham Dresses Skes.2tol4at 49c 59c 69c 98c $1.48 $1.98 Children's White Lingerie Dresses Sizes 2 to 14 ' 98c $1.48 $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 $4.98 Children 's Mar Hof Suits Children's Spring Coats Children 's Hosiery and Underwear ALL AT POPULAR PRICES Come and See Them

WilPayYou

For a tailoring order. It's kite in the season and we want business So if you'll order a suit now we'll give you a pair of

Extra Trousers Free

This offer applies to all KAHN TAILORING CO. suits of faney fabric except mid-summer materials. Hotter leave your order today! .

Special This VVeek At Moore's Dinner Platos lOr Suttar, 10 pouinl.t 85c Cup and Saucers , . . 10c Tie IVai hcs, 1 gallon 35c Water Tumblers, .T fur... 10c Hominy, run 10c Screen Wire, 1 yard I5c Cream of Wheat 13c Screen Poor Spring 5c lludmit.s Crits 25c Curtain Polos 10c Raking Koriu, 1 pound c Curtain Coods. 1 yard 10c riljri'im Cotfee, 1 pound.. 13c Galvanized Pails, 10 quart 25c Screen Knamel, can 10c Moore's 5 & 10c Store DELIVERY 50c ORDERS PHONE 142 -

MARKET REPORTS

INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK. j INDIANAPOLIS, In.!., June 6. ! i? receipt of lines to-lay, the

iurxext since May 2i, enalHeil buyeis

nlire an unuutil lof. in prices. It

took a little time to arrange prices, liut finally Milesmen re;ilii'l their po-

n tinil acceite(t a les uf 2."ic in a ral way for all h'urx ueifrViimr

fiom 1-1 His upwanl an compared

wild yetorlny. Atronlmif to ternus,.

le it.hmI hosra from IfiO Hi. upwni iM at $l:V10f 1.V75 anil tlie unilereiEhts from 12" to leiw lhi:n 1011 is. sold at jn.T.'.fflii. There was a

trool inquiry from mitnide ourc-s,

hey hitvinr houfht 7.IHKI Iiors. The op price today was $15.83 or ic low-

"r than yeutenlny.

CATTLK There were I ,"00 cattle for the market today, which is nenrly as many ns a week atjo. Tlie murket opened w ith a pood demand from ail sources and an far as prices were concerned, it wus the general

opinion that steer from $12 down were steady with yesterday, while

:hose valued from $I2."it) upward were lulM.V h.wer than the hiEh tfme. The ifoixl cows and heifers were steady, while the heiters under 10 and cows from JH down were gSr lower than a week are. (iood hulU sold steady, while others were slow and a kimxI run :.f calves sold at higher prices for :he g;ood voids. The demand for stock'.is and feeding cattle wis fair and prirei, were coiiMik'red steady with vterday. CTIICA(.0 (ili.MN. CHirAf.O, June fi. All grains oM.-neil hiifher today. Septetrber wheat as up tive cents and July seven cents. S'ttinif of misinium prices on corn for future delivery resulted in a Kneral rush of short covering which advanced pries. J!y corn sold at an advance of 9 .?ent and December was

up 8 cents. Oats were un 1'ilWtVe.

Provisions were irr.(rular. ( lose Wheat -July, Jllil'ic; Septemh.T, $t.9.','e. Corn July, tM,:tijia i4c; Septemher, l.44'-jfti ie; December, $l.n:(i tl.t)2. Oats July, 60-1.6, C; September.

ri2's(n l4c; I-emtier, 5-1 c. Pork July. J;17.77; .September, f27.t0. Ijtnl July, $1.2'; September, $21.40. Kibs July, J'-'U.'.ti; Septi mber, $'20.82. CHICAfJO L1VKST1HK. UNION STOCK YAKD.l, 111., June 6. Hoirs Rereipts 2PKI; market, slow and steady; mixed anil butchers, $l!.20fc!. 15.90; (rood heavies, $l"i.2:i(o Di.liO; routrh heavies, $10.2'i(i l.V UP; Liflit. tU.Wtft ITt.'S; pig. SlO.oiKeiH.-

bulk of sales, fl5.4.rtn l.YSli. CATT1.K Receipts, fi.W); mar

ket, steady; bewen. ". I .".; i:i.fir,; ,-i s

and heifers, f fi.ittffV 11.70; stockers and feeders. 7.:tr.i lo.od; Texans, $10.-

.Vol2.I"; calves, J'-l oOln '14.00. SHKKP Iteceipts, J7.(MM); iiuitket. low and loe lower; natives and west rns, iR.lOirt" 11.011; lambs, $12.0'i'.'

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I.EB NO.N M ARKETS.

Wheat $2io

Corn l.rs OatR, mixed fitlc Oats, white .Wi

POULTRY.

Fififs :t2c

Hutter, fresh MSc Hens, 4'a lbs and over 1 !.- Hens under 4'a lbs lac llfhnm hens l.V Spring chicks over 2 lbs 15c

Old cocki 12c

Young cocks, stajrtfy 12r Hen turks, 8 Itis and over 20c

Hen turks, old 20c

Tom turks, 12 lt and over .... 20c Tom turks, old lac Oeese, full feathered He

Ducks, whit 1

I IM Reward, J.hii!'r ot thl PPr

2m that xlnnc hu tnn rZu.-?""' '.!! " "" ' na that la BIr "" " Catarrh Cure la tip only fr. - ,CUT n"w known to th miteal 1' a'aTh blna a constitutional

-",,' ,7'nr a constitutional tremtnn Hall ctrrh Cure la takn In

a . ' ''"" oiroctlr upon th. blnM mna niuesua urfnc! of tha ayitem, thraty d.troyln th roumtntlon of tha Ola. Sr.iT;, "'V'nc tlia patlrnt Itranrth br "'""""I up ih constitution and aaatatlni C" " I' " w"rk- Th ffoprlatora

jra u,u ih.y oirt-r On Hundred Dollar

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CITY NEWS

WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN WALL PAPER PRICES TIIK LOWEST COMK AM) SEE Long & Davis riioiie CD Sarirent's Floor Lac

Olympic Theater; Buy a Singer

Quality H.hiso (Quality Plays

Baumgardt for cleaning. Phone 93. Let Miller and Morris clean your nittf. Call 128. 4-18-tf Plenty of tomato plants. Paul O. Taner, Phone ;ii',7. Coming a new telephone, directory. May 3-tf. See the new aprons ami one piece house dro.-.es at Isadora Kirhman'a. Miss Helen piik is sp..ndni( the week with Miss Leatha Rhon of Advance.

HF.ISTAND SfllOOL HOUSE. Vesper Edrinrton and family were I?banon visitors Monday. Mr. Charleia (Iniham and children and Mri. 0. K. Williams and ilauirhtera upent Tuesday with .Mrs. Clara Slelley of near potr school house. Albert Whit and wife spent Tuesday with Ocorjre Walker and family. Robert Broshar, wife and son Robert spent Sunday with John Kd Ilroslmr and family of Lebanon. Albert White, wife and daughter Kelli with Jease (lerner and family of nrar Shaniiondale spent Wednesday

TONIOIIT I Enid Ucnnctt, tlie little! yirl who will reach out from the film and grip your heart- j strings w ill make her first j appearance here tonight inj the new Triangle-Ince-Kay j Bee production "PRINCESS OF THE DARK" 1

A piav for mothers and fathers, and i.-ter and brother. It dl io.-s,- iUu hiusth and cry. A fairy story of m.Mlern life with a little fairy of a star who shines through the pi iy and will make you irlad you Vnow her. "HEARTS COLLIDE" Wlio.e gold watfh is this? Nohwiy Adorns t want it. A upw Trianjfl' fomrHy in whirh the waiulpiinif wattii run-i'Si many antiou mmnnts. Yuu !i li'it'h your'If ?ifk at this one.

iOc ADMISSION .Tc COMEDY LACGHFEST EVERY THURSDAY

$1.00 I'uts It Into Your Home ALL KINDS OF SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED Call W' Y and we will cull and eaj you. Oil and needles for all make of sowing machines. A. A. Oarner Jewelry Store Singer Sewing Machine Co. A. K. TIMIKK, Kab-aman. r

Karpca's Guaranteed Up bolstered Furniture. . i COULTER-SMOCK CO. Opera Hoaaw Block

GOODYEAR TIRES Mobiloils Filtered Gasoline Hooton-Davis-Overleese Phone 436. Lebanon, Ind.

DOES YOUR OLD RfM)F LEAK? IK SO, SEE CLYDE LOWE. He guarantees to atop all leaks with asbestos fiber roofing. PHONE 390

with J!r. Amanda Klein.'ientz. of near Old Union. Ira iuttriilire and family spent Sunday with Howard Dayton and wife of Uhannn. Itu.isel Kisher of Indianapolis upent

a flay.4 1...-1 H..-U will. I.;, -Utet Mri. Mary Kdrinptnn. Alhert Williams anil famiiv spent Saturday niifhl iih O. K. Williams and family. AuMin Kinmert iipent Sunday with Mm. Anne liaiale of near Shannon dale. Vesper I'Miintrton and family anil Mrs. Mary Jvlrnirton spent Sunday with Henry Sherrill and wife. Mis. Alva I'oiy ami daughter of Indianapolis, spent the latter part of the we-k with her parents Mr. and Mr?. Robert Adams.

j Reporter, by mail $3 a Year.

EVERY DAY IS WALL PAPER DAY AT THE PAINT SPOT HAKKY SAUNDERS Phone 100-Y West iiaia St

The Slorec Value

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