Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 215, Lebanon, Boone County, 7 June 1917 — Page 5
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Farmers State Bank
Counti) News
Gasoline at Wholesale Price
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Lebanon Auto Sales & Machine Co. North Meridian Strept Lebanon
no..' Church at MU. Run u well attended Monday and Sunday evening. Fred Thompson and family took Sunday dinner with J. H. Bush and family. John Timmone and wife of near Terhune visited Sunday with Claud Timmons and family. Mr. M. O. Lane Rave an announcement party Thursday to gevera) friends and neighbor for her daughter Grace who is to be married this month. Miss Fern livengood of Whitestown and Orlo Wright of I,cbanon spent Saturday evening with Chloe and Buren Shoemaker. William Lane and wife of Whitestown, James Vance am! wife, Rev. Shirley of Indianapolis. Rev. E. A. Williams took dinner with J. P. Stark and wife Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Shoemaker were in Sheridan on business Wednesday. Basil Baker ad family, F.rnest Kouns and family spent Sunday with George Essex and wife. Ccnn Ncese and family of Whitestown anil Charles Monroe of Indianapolis spent Sunday with M. 0. Lane and family. LITTLE CHICAGO. Tl.o.-e who wero entertained at Aaron Virtue's home Sunday were lames Miller und family. Dentis Zenor and family and Ed Perrigan and family. Little Veneta Coleman of Sheridan is spending a few ilays with Wanda I'rrriiran. Emma Harrison is staying with Newton King and family of near Terhure. Joseph Hawkins, wife and daughter '1'ircil spent ''luosday and Wednesday wi'h Hal Wills and family of l'ikes Crossing. It.irotha Uoycr spent Sunday with I'la Lane. Charles Stoops and family of Terliunc visited with Dade French and wife Sunday.
REPORTER, BY MAIL, $3.00 A YEAR. REPORTER, SIX MONTHS BY MAIL $1.7?. REPORTER, ONE MONTH BY MAIL 35c.
Kl UAL UOITE VIS Mr. and Mrs. William Berry ami Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur Beck and family motored to Ehvood S'inilay and attended the Marvin Itanck sale at Koano on M.,rday. The following attended the Titus'ioodwin wedding at Lebanon Tues-
Notice To Patrons
We will pay the following prices for whole milk for the first fifteen days of June
Per hundred pounds of 4 Milk 50c per pound of Butter Fat This is sixty cents more than we paid for milk one year ago. We .will continue to pay exceptionally high prices throughout the summer. Indiana Condensed Milk Company
SHERIDAN
LEBANON
. t t t. o4 b an J Jtr. 1 Mrs uavk Kerry, ilr. Ituuitoa Ritchie of Indianapolis was the guest of tha (lendennmgs on Decoration day. Mr. and Mrs, Clark Berry entertained Mr. and Mrs. Byron Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Moure, Mr. and MisNoble Shelby, Misses Joy Shelby and Helen Titus, Ralph Goodwin and C. Heyford at supper last Sunday. Tha Jolly Stitchers were the guests of Mrs. Ralph Neptune last Friday.
MECHANICSBL'RG. Mrs. S. A. Davis wHl leave Thursday for an extended visit in Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Crimes of New Augusta visited with J. W. Ferguson and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Castetter formerly of this place but now of Indianapolis, will move to Frankfort soon Vi take up their residence. Wilbur Miller of Michigan is here for a week's visit with relatives. The Ladies' Aid and Red Cross societies of iU A..t;h. tfcardi will meet with Mrs. J. B. Potts Tuesday afternoon. In connection with thkj there will he a shower for Miss Elva Rogers who will be a bride of this month. Several guests are invited.
Roy Adney and Judge Parr of l,cbanon both gave talks on the Liberty Loan at this place Tuesday night. Clarence Fall and family are here to spend the summer at their home. Mrs. Blanche Brownlee of nenr Indianapolis, sent Saturday and Sunday with relatives. ' STOP 4. Sherman Pollard and family visited A. J. Fall and wife Sunday. Mis. Morton Church returned to her home on the farm Wednesday from. Lafayette. .Mr. and Mrs. 01. Brown of New Ros, Mrs. Jamea Nelson of Vevay. lnd., Mr. and Mrs. Will Denny and son Jay were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cai' Denny Thursday. Miss Uola Clark of Marshall is visiting Willard Vanlluss and family. Miiis Lan was auittant nostras at the home of Mrs. Earl Higuins Monday evening to the Young Ladies' Mission Circle and the What-So-Ever Circle. I-on Bratton and Leo Bratton and family visited Carl Denny and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Ijne were called to New lioss Tuesday on account of the death of Sirs. D. V. Lane. BETHEL. Next Sunday morning is Rev. H Dunluvy's regular apimintment. His topic ill be "The Efficiency of Prayer in the Crises of Life." The Child-
s exercises will be observed in tne
evening at 7:30 o clock.
E. C. Swift of Indianapolis spent Wednesday with his brother W. G. wift. B. VY. Ross and wife entertained the following guests Sunday, Fred Altum and family, Ora Phillips and family. Clint Perkins and family spent Sunday with Albert Wills and family.
W. G. Swift and family entertained the following guests Sunday, Clint
Wingate and family, Elmer Riddle
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Heath.
BIG SPRINGS.
Several from this .place attended
the Home Loming at Mis. Kun sun-
day.
Uussel Moore and family, Brack
Johnson and wife, H. K. Johnson
BACKACHE IS A WARN ING
IIIIHIHItlltllllHIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIItHIMIIIMHIMIHIHIH By the Lebanon Grain Co. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Beginning Saturday, June 2nd and continuing each Saturday
Lcbanra People Should Not Neglect
Their Kidneys.
Backache is oftcu luatuie's must fre
quent signal of weakened kidneys. To
cure the paina and aches, to remove Ike lameness when it arises from
weakened kidneys, you must reach the
cause the kidneys. U you have pain through the small of your bark, urin
ary disorders, headaches, dizzy spells,
or are nervous and depressed, start
treating the kidneys with a tested kid
ney remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been prov
ed good and are especially for weak kidneys. Doan's have been usel in
kidney trouble for over 50 years. Read
Lebanon testimony.
Mrs. C. D. Law, 81? South Lebanon
street, Lebanon, says: "( have used Doan's Kidoey Pill and have found them a most efficient medicine for backache and all other symptoms of
kidney trouble.
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy set Doan's Kidney Pills the (auie that
Mrs. Law had. f oster-Miibum Co. Props., Buffalo, N. V.
NEVER NEGLECT A COLD
A chill after bathin, cooling off
suddenly aftor exercise and drafts.
give the cold germs foot-hold that
may lead to something worse. Safety
requires early treatment. Keep Dr.
King's New Discovery on hand. This
pleasant balsam remedy allays inflain mation, soothes the cough and re
pain the ti"ue- Better be safe tliaa sorry. Break up the fold with Dr. King's New Discovery before it
is too Ute. At your druggi.t, sftt,
n.wx Adv.
25 lb. Sack $1.85 50 lb. Sack $3.73
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100 lb. Sack $7.50 200 lb. Sack $14.80
This flour can be purchased of ihe following ' merchants:
0. A. Burslin
E. M. Blackman
A. J. Smith
lily and Sylvester Smith visited" A irsday with A. N. Johnson uf I f i
famil;
Thurs
Lebanon.
and Mrs. John Stultz and Mrs.
Isaac Silvers spent Sunday in P.u.,n ,
county visiting relat ves. ;
lisa Chloe Shoemaker socnt cdlay night with hci sister Mrs. H.
K. Johnson of near His Springs.
James Vance and w;.e took dinner
with J. P. Stark and wiu- Sunday.
Edith Hrouhard of Craw'nrdsville, , spending the summer i ith lier :
grandparents Mr. and Mrs J. uShoemaker. :
Mrs. A.. W. Newcomer is no quite so well. ' ! Mrs. H. R. Jidin.-iin and sen I uren Keith spent Saturday niu-ht with Ivan Shoemaker and family of near Dover.
CONCORD. i Meeting was well atUinlfd id this place Sunday night. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Otis Garner and son
I-uren, Ed Cook and family and Ernest
Cook and family motored to Cornel- . ius Cook's Sunihiv and spent the day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Crosstreet visit
ed Sunday at J. A. Purdue's.
Miss Ruby Smith spent Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Troutman. Mrs. Alice Worrell and children entertained at Sunday dinner, Floyd Worrell and family of lbanon, David Worrell, wife and little daughter formerly of Idaho; I evi Worrell and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Tni itman. Verla and Edith Acton, Clyde Robinson and Forrest Worrell of Ft. Harrison, who was home on a tvlvfl.our furlough. Those who called in the afternoon were: James Thompson and family, Carl Marker and fumi'y. . D. Hoyd and family. Islie Peabody and family, Jeanc ttc Diikerson, and Charles Edwards.
WHY HE Ht'RHIEl). Aaron, seeing Ueerhaum with a new overcoat, wlis, "Vere did you get it 7" "I was hurrying across Michigan avenue," said Heerl.aum, "when I run against a big cur and tore my old coat. Just then the jwncr came out of the Chicago Club and gave me $"0 to buy myself a new one." Aaron pulled on his own cat and. seizing his hut, started fm the door. "Woere're you going?" a!.ked Beerbaum. "Out to see if that automobile is still there." Chicago Herald. A Fl'LL ORDER. A high school girl recently inquired of a librarian, "Have you s book on 'American education in the twelfth century?'" Christian Register. We gt yur rugs and return them. MilUr 4 Morris. Apr. 30 rf.
Colonial Theatre 6 Bid NIGHTS 6 Beginning Monday Eve. June 11th. THE GREAT GRAVES v AND SUPPORTING COMPANY 'J IN A VARIED PROGRAM OF HYPNOTIC HILARITY . Dim! from Victoria Theater (Lafayette) -ENTIRE CHANGE OK PROGRAM NIGHTLY PRICES 10c and 20c .1000 Laughs, Screams, Roars
ADDED FEATURE The Great Graves will hypnotize a young lady in the show windows of Adler's store at 4 p. m. Sunday, June 1, and induce her to sleep M hours. She will be awakened on the stage of the theater at 8:15 p. m. Monday.
$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$ $23.00 TO $300.00 "Lo.ined upon Furniture, Livestock and other Chattels at legal ratca TWENTY-FIVE PAYMENT PLAN In bum;) of $.10 and over you may have '!" months in which to repay Vr your loan, or you may repay sooner if you like. SPECIAL TERMS TO FARMERS t Write us or call upon u for full particulars. Will be in Lebanon each Friday i V W. A. SWANK V V .(11-13 n,n Hur Bldg. Crawfaid.,vi!e, lnd. 101 Vi West Main street., Lebanon, lnd. (Squira Tioworidgl office) S i S i i i' i i i i-' S $ f ?
KOYAL WORCESTER . AND BON TON CORSETS AT CRAIG'S
DR. T. S. TURN Ell LEBANON. INDIANA. Umm sf vYoiaea aa4 Ckildrea NlM, Throal aa4 Luagl State Bank BuUding, Soesu 104, tOSaadtOt. Phone 5S
Monument Work May C ci More Sn. We still make our I'sual Very Low l'ric HARLAN' MONUMENT 40. j SHop phone 102, Bes hmn 115 ft ?H Oiia Harlan C. W. Chappius
COOK BY WTRE WITHOUT FIRE Interstate Pub. Service Co