Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 215, Lebanon, Boone County, 7 June 1917 — Page 8

. -VautcJ Suggestions We want to make our grocery tho most popular store in Lebanon. We know we have as good or better quality of groceries, etc., as any store in Indiana. Our price is below any competition, mail order or otherwise. 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 20(5 West Washiniiton Street Phones 400 1!)0 CALL US A HOLT STRAWBERRIES TO CAN

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

Our Week End Specials !

FRIDAY AM) SATURDAY ONLY La-MARCA-Seed Havana CiKr P.ecuhr ,T fa. S for 25c "value. special " HUMANA Blended Havana and Domestic Cigar, shade grown. Con

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You registered Tuesday. As a result, you realize more keenly than ever that your country needs men. Registration was the first activestep that eventually will lead to service. You did not escape registration. You really do not want to escape the service by letting the other man go in your place. So let Company (1 bt honored by receiving your voluntary enlistment. '

Why Not Enlist NOW?

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REPORTER, SIX MONTHS BY MAIL $1.73. REPORTER. RY MAIL, $3.00 A YEAR.

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Workmen and Soldiers Delegates Stand by Russian Provis- , ional Government. ! ifitl l-iwH'll"l Sr9 Rerriet.1 I'ETROGRAD, June 7. The executiv committee of the Council of j Workmen's ami Soldier' ilele(rates today gave its support to the provisional t (rovernment, rrjeetinjr an invitation from the secessionist government at Kn.nstadt to recoKnue it. It is. believed that the Kronstadt (rovernnieirt will soon collapse ilespite its !f'rts to extend its authority. SHIFTS TO CHICAGO. i.-The kidnapped "Huddie" shift. d tudiiy v. itli the statement the piLs..ners held in conith the adduction pints thai ,.;,n known a. "Scar-face" 'iniiu-d (lie kidnapping and ,r..uat.!y had the baby with PI l-s-will ki'l ll.e Keet The, Ml kill it arid We'll all the penitentiary. If 1 vhern that l.ah was. I''f sureid get it. I'd like to lay my i that man Itiley." Adams .-niid that l!ilev. in his to urt hi r hu-band into the ..nt Idm an ace of heart with a of a pirtur" of a knife running it in if i! had lli-etl sUWwd. venth arrest in tlie case was . taxi-cah driver ifrs ,-howcd some rossing his rapture, but in that Wa'ker made several the ediec station during the to inonire ariout tlie TO ENFORCE LAW. ATLANTA. (In.. Jan. re taking advantage i i.The police military reif the law against rr-aertin; p isk the pool n players to Is ami if the hconiing the youre Colonial Quality House Quality Plays TONIGHT. William A. Hrailv in association with World pietnn-i V-e-eriis t'XKI.YI K HIVrkWHI, ami Jl-'XE KI.MIXiK "A SQUARE DEAL" Cast intludmir Henry Hull and Muriel Ostruhe. Friend-hip that K'-- the limit fr another is hard to find hut su. h n friemliihip if pieturized in a beautiful, hnlliiif. hurhly entertainme mnner in this stnkirif and exeeptmnal film, far'yle r!lHrkwell enarts the rob- of 'he friend who roen the limit and to his assured and always delightful idtnir are add.tl the sii"rh rharneterizati,.ns af .liiiif Klvi.h.'e, Henry Hull and Muriel Os'rM'b". m:;kirK tin" one of tn'.e nesi ac-t. d in a vh ever lilmed. Ai-ti-d n a f.-tull I'-sU manner that deii'shu every spei tator and presentiiiK a st'uy that entertains from start to I fini-h.'-hif film is in a rUs by itself. It. is a tnly superior feature produe- ' tim superior in stars, in the supmrtiiiK east, in wenic effects and in i the story itu'df. 10c-AI)MISSION-EVERY FRIDAY Mrs. Vernon Caslle in "PATRIA" diversified program. L. W. KIRTLEY DENTIST First National Bank Bulldlaf Third Flaor I An

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You can buy some ' bargains in Ladies' and Misses' Cloth and Silk Suits Some wonderful values at $10 , $12.50, S!5, $17.50 Come and See Them

MARKET REPORTS 1 N I1 AN A POLLS LI VF.STOCK. INDIANAPOLIS, lnd., June 7. The receipts of hoj;s tlay numbered around "vtKJ, whicn is a Rood supply f.-r this time in the week. However, there was a (food outside demand and enough fompetition developed to en able salesmen to lealiie an advanr? of lii(o lac over yesterday. Aceordinu to 'his arrangement, the (food hoifs weijrhinif from l'W pounds unward sold from JK.-nP U.sS and the extreme top for the day was $16. The underweight stock from 10 pounds utiward wero aifiund iiac higher than vrsterday. ( ATI I t: There were about 1W cattle for the market, which is not unusual at this time in the week, and there was not a very good showing of cattle suitable to sell around top prices, but so far as steers from f 12.5 down were eotirerned. as well as the good cows and heifers, they sold steady with yesterday. There was more or less decline in prices of the cheaper female butcher cattle, the heifers being 2oc lower, as vere the cutter cows, were 50c lower than the middle of last week. Rulls sold steady and a good run of calves held steady, there was a demand for as many feeders as were on sale today and prices continued about steady with yesterday. (H1C.U.0 (JKAIN. CHICAOO, June ". Oeneral commission hou.-es buying caused corn to jump from I'siol'-c higher at the "liening of the Chicago Board of Trade today. July corn was bid at l.i4 to l.f,.'i. September l.4.r.'-i to c and Uecemb.'i- $1.04 to $1.03. Offei lags were light. Wheat was higher. July selling at $2.2'l to $2.22 and September $1.!I6M SL!lf. Oats were Nc lower. Provisions were regular. Close: Wheat July, 12.22 -i; Sept. $1.9.-.. Corn July, l..r.:iVi14c; Sept.. il.4Tto?1.42'ii; f).., $1.00'k to $1.00. Outs July, :'.9c; Sept., 51 Vc to He; Her., r.;i. Pork July, .27.7".; Sept., $37.75. IjrdIuly, $2 1. TO; Sept., $21.4... Ribs July, $20.S; S.-pt $20.80. CHICAGO LH'KSTOCK. I'NION h10i K YARDS. III.. Junt 7. Tlogx RereiptH. 16.0Ki; market steady ac li.wer; mixeil and butchers S15.1.r.i'ir..?S; good heavies, Jla.TO.Vi lt.,00; roui;h heavies, lfi.ir.(u)15.60; light, $14.70. i:,.H0; pigs, $12.25 14.S0; bulk of sales, $1.'..40( lf..iKl. CATTI.lv Receipts, 7.000; market. steady; be. yen. $;i.l.'nii ir.7.'.j cow and heifers, Ifi.aOia 12.10: stoikers and feeders. $M.25ff 12.75; Texans 10.7.-.n 12.IH); calves. $ 12.00m 14.01). SIIKKP Receipts, 7.000; market sU udj ; native and westerns, $fl.7Si 18-25; lambs, $12.SO0'1?.OO. CORONA CLl'B MET. The Frankfort Crescent Mews days "The regular meeting of the Corona r.mhroidery club was held thin after noon with Mia. Clurenre Young nt be home on Kasit Oeen street. During the hnurn, Mrs. Charles Simii Rave adelightful program of readings. Club guests for the afternoon were Mm. Riiswll Wiggint of Lebanon and Mra. Charle Sims." wnl

tj'pllT!!!! if j. HEARTENING EVENT. Result of Registration in I'. S. Chirrs The British Allies. (Bi ! Itilmallmm .Vrirs d'ni-r.l LONDON, June 7. The registration of 10,000,000 Americans for conscription on Tue.-day, is the most heartening event the British allies have known ill three years," the Daily Kxpress says tmlay. CHANGE OF HEART. Indians who Refused to Register are Willing lo do u Now. Ike InlrrMlinnal Xrirt ttrru-t.t ICMCIA, Colo., June 71 he I tr Indianas who refu..ed to register for the draft had a change of hcait today. All but eleven of the young "bucks" left 'l.eir reservation and marched to the registrar's office which was reopened to accommodate them. STOLK K.NT1KK G A HOKN. lieves "I.oid n (iarden That ( overcd Five City Clocks. l(t the rl'r.unl V..r. Jcri W.) CAUY, lnd., June 7 Thieves dui ng Hie night stole the entire garden of Mrs. (icorge Thoeias, covenng tiv.. citv blocks and inrludirg a thousand tomiito plants and twr wagon-loaih of cabbage, lettuce and other vegetables. STRICK BARKER SHOP, lightning His Building At N Several Shocki-d. Brunswick'storday about noon, lightning struck the barber shop belonging to Ka B.oilick at New Brunswick, -everal people near the building were lightly shocked. The building was inly slightly damaged. HOMES SWEPT AWAY. QUI NT Y. III., June 7. Scores of driers and plant'-rs from across river flocked into yuincy today. nortinir that 20.000 a.'ies of farm land were flooded and many h" sept away when the Fabius river o flowed near Taylor, Mo. The h i.ke in three places. CHXRCE OF TREASON. ROCK FORI), HI . .June 7. Johnny Cullv. organiz.-r for the Itulu- trial Workers of the World was arrested tolay on a charge of treason as a se luel of the riot last night uhen Pt!i siH'iaiisi.s and followers of I'ully stormed the county jail demanding tn lie hs-ked up for failure to r.-gisb-r. LEBANON MARKETS. Wheat ., Corn 1. noOats, mixed 5tV Oats, white tSc rOCI.TRY. EtfltK 32e flutter, fresh 2Se Hen, 4 '4 Itia and over S 1 lleng under 4la Ihs l.rie !Khorn hens 'r'c Sprinjr chiclca over 2 ttis Old eocki -'e Young cocks, Btairiry 1-c Hen turks., 8 lb and over 2c Hen turks, old 20r

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

Moore's Saturday Specials

Cranite .Pinh Puns, 21 (it. .'i!c I.mv Curtiiins. pair ISc Window Scri'i'tis tS.".'!. 2Mo hilo Pi-Uk-iuIs .Mir Granite- Italiy Hath ."0c P.uiiiliiw Aprons 5!)e Galvanizoil Pail. 12 quart -! Men's U'oik Shirts 5tic (ialvan. Wash Tub No. 2 ".V l't inerss Slips ISc ltnust' Paint, Kolloli ,...$1.')0 Window Shuilt'x n."c NiKht Gowns 50c

Hals, worth up to if i.!)S. choii'c of any hat ii the QO hotHc Salimta wUw Moore's Variety Store

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WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN WALL PAPER

ritlCKS THE LOWEST Long Phone 3!) Olympic Theater Quality Huuue Quality Playn TONIGHT . I "SHORTY JOINS THE I SECRET SERVICE" A.h pinun s of Shoitv Hamilton. Shorty's j. it.' is to trail down a missing secre wrvire trti'e nnd catch the nmil l."X thieves. A Kill detective is r.i'.nrhi l.y the p'iri(r and placed in s iriva'e insane asylum, where, it develops, the first d'tevtivp has nl.so h.-en hfiiiirht. Shorty fields his way into the confidence of the crooks and catches nn' of them. H.-e this raid hy .shorty and secret service men, who rescic the (tirls. It's a corker, ju two ni ts. "STICKY FINGERS" Vop,n i-piN'ial comply in two acts. Two younsr nn-n without mom y t-teal from the pur so of a yuir.i; woman whom thy havp ncvHr ntt rMforr. Lottie very untUMnt? inriHrrits fttllo in whicli thf f:ithrs of the younjr im-n gfl niix-jtl up in thp ft Mai r, "JERRY AND HIS PAL" Tuh enmedy featuring George Ovey An nmusin(t farce comerly that will please children as well as adults, inasmuch as the pil referred to in the title i' a wi-e young elephant, who uhevs Jerry in a tno.st astoni.did man-"eri0cAU.MISSION-rc COMING FRIDAY Triangle presents Kohert Harron in "THE HAD BOY" Reo Automobiles Trucks Five-passen(rer four JS7S Scven-pnssenfrer six (1250 F, O. B. Lansing Moore & McRoberts, Auto Inn

i t I 'I Ml ' vi Phone 142 COME AM) SEE & Davis Sargent's Floor Lac Buy a Singer $1.1111 Puts It Inlo Yuur Hume AI L KINDS OF SEWING MACHINES' REPAIRED fall 99 Y and t mill call and e you. Oil and needles for all makes of sewiiiK machines. A. A. Carner Jewelry Store Singer Sew inir Machine Co. , A. V. TINDF.lt, Salesman. Karpen's Guaranteed Upholstered Furniture. COULTER-SMOCK Opera How Black CO. GOODYEAR TIRES Mobilmla Filtered Gasoline Hooton-Davis-Overleese Phone 436. Lebanon, lnd. DOES YOUR OLD ROOF LEAK? IF SO. SEE CLYDE LOWE. He guarantees to stop all leaks with asbestos fiber roofing. PHONE 390 EVERY DAY IS WALL PAPER DAY AT THE PAINT SPOT HARRY SAUNDERS Phone 100-Y W est Main St. TKcSloreoiblow J CLOTHINC

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