Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 216, Lebanon, Boone County, 8 June 1917 — Page 2

svvcv ci r'MrT Jkiiiii mil VL The UoaU Containing Survivors Arrow Collar Barker Collan Shelled and Sunk By L'-Boat.

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What Do You Want In a Dollar Shirt? If it's style, fit, good fabrics and snappy patterns (and you have a right to exject it) you will find it in the' Wooley & Edwards' stock pf DOLLAR SHIRTS. Whatever your tastes, we have it in the correct size, and values that are better than you've been used to.. SOFT COLLARS In Silks, Piques and Madras Many styles at 13c and 23c CIIENNEY SCARFS, Special Showing, tide and 7c Wooley & Edwards (Memorixe the name)

Everybody Do Your Bit 1 For Your Country

Liberty Bonds

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Sold At $1.00 Per Week

Make Your Application at Our Oflice

1 First Rural Loan and 1 Savings Association

II. P. NEW, Sec.

DR. A. F. NELSON VETERINARIAN Davis Bros. Livery Barn Phsnes 7 and 2007

JONES, THE CLEANER Panama Hat Cleaned, 23c Phone 387 105 W. South St

II. B. SHOOK VETERINARIAN Over Oak Drof Store Telephone. 84S. Lebanon, Ind

AIRHARTS GARAGE J. H. AIRHART Agency for the Buick Auto Room for Can. Expert Workmen 24 Soutii Lebanon St.

Piano Tuning Player Piano Tuning Piano Repairing In All Branches V. W.STEVENS E. Side Sq. Phone 55

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SEED POTATOES ALL KINDS Potato and Garden Fertilizer UNION HARDWARE CO. rilOKE 108

People who are always constipated which bring on headaches, sallow

color, foul breath, pout appetite should not delay a minute, but tuke Hollis-

tcr's Rocky Mountain Tea now. You

.will wondir at it results. 30 Oak I Drug Store.

The First National Bank Vbe tiiilwt and Urgent bank in Boone county.

!AT LASLET AUTO LITIBT Ami Taxi Berrlc Day ftona. BO. Basndsnea, S-I

Dli. JL P. CARHJ20N LTNTL.T

A good ham pie line W 'iianKIng Baskets Porch Vaeti and Porch Boxes, All la pottery, NO RUST OUT .

BOWMAN'S 5e and 10 Store

V v snd Morris wsr. Cci ls.

(fly the International Xetci Strcicf.l PARIS, June 8. A unknown American ahip ha been sunk by a German aubmarine in the KngMsa chlnn.'l. Boata containing survivors were shelled and sunk Ne of the destruction of the ship and the subsequent attack upon the survivors was received at a French port today from survivors of the French sailing ahip Jeanene Cerdonnler. The French saihirs were in mall boata, their own ship having been sunk by a I -boat when they itneiied the torpedoing of the American vessel. Ilolh shipH were unk on May 31. The French sailors suffered great hardships hut finally menaced to reach Havre. They said they were so far distant from the American steamer that they could nut distinguish her name.

Move Seen in Visit of Commerce Commission's Expert to Indiana.

tlty the lHtrrHli,nt Vrir. SCMrt'.l INH1AV IS. Inl.. June 8. Piw-ible piice-hxintr of lituir.inuu.i;a! in Indian U seen here toduy ir tho arrival of John Jcne.. the moat -Xpert cur inneetor of the Interstate Commerce Coivm,i.-.-ion. It is .--tal- d hat Jon-.- will operate independently uf tiie statj agencies Iieitl; .uvcii.ite the co.-t of pc production ami tian.portatmn of coal. Hi woik. it is learneil, will he muth in the nature of nn expert accountant. He will report to Washington the figures wuVr; will .-how what profit operators now a'c in.ik.nir. Then, it is i-obl" tl.at he government nv take su ;s to Miibii.-h maximum prices. V. II. Colver, of th Federal Trade Commission, inul W. I.. W'ing, expert economist, who rame to Indiana et"rduy to inve-tigato tho. coal silualion saiil that their work had ahso lutely nothing to do with po:,.-bc t rico-ixing. Governor ;! rirh conferred villi I he Pul.he Service I 'oo'inisHioners today on the co il situation.

lilt; DINNKK AT WltlClirS CAI K SATIIJDAY.

l!oa.-t beef linked h.-h Mfi-hed p'lt.itoea ( reamed pea Rhubarb pie

lioa-U pork Potjito alad. Crard.'rry sauce. Corn.

vherry pie.

.Strawberry i-horteake.

l.argp wagon unibrellaa eaih at Wooley 4: Kdvvaro.i.

Killed by Poisons All tru'riti't iicrtT that pnionnui pnUict ui Urf! Ui am clmunaul by tM kuliM-vn. 'lite ki-iiwyn it nn fi kiml of filtr for tbw pnwiuttj. When the 'i!ivry am rh;ilifri or (JrgprvrrMfl, hi d; or thf'rt 'he iK.irvma atv r-'tjiUMHi in I h I Kitty. If c wii-li to frnv tit ni'l ujn! rmtm nxin, or if wo wu.i to in- rc' our rhuncon for a tv. hi". !r. Vn-rrn of tl.c Inv;i!ti H.,t(, HnfT.ilo. N. V, my tn.tt you Mm.uI.I .Ihr.k pj'-ii'y of witff (i.iiiy U-tttff-n nic:tln hi.1 nh ymjr inralrt u thifh h ki ,iify. I h' ii pnK:in at ymif iit-an-t ilmg, Krp Amiric, Thi Amine iriw thft unr .vil out. if ttv w.-lt to kep 'T ki.ln.'VH in iho bt omrjihtm !i-t itf milk Aiwt vim. iav, with iiiiv liulr u-nt on h fluv, to tin Rnt nuiihltle. I'rntk tU'Uty of puro '.fT. tiik Anunr ihrcr tin.. a ilay for a fly mi Ij , Aaurir in muny Uiik-s ruoro potent (h;ui li'iiiu nwl dieoolvci uric uttl ta hoi Wail' d-jCr ftnar. OLD-TIME TONIC FOR WOMEN. Lanortn, ind "I IinTe (.".V-n ' Ir. Pi-re..'. m iiine, Favorite Y I'rnaeription, and

1 AinS i ;(l i'lt btickii hiit tun.

f nin ulwa.VH gi'id to tt-ll iiibi-ni what n lief 1 rm-ivwi from J)r. Fieri e Fnvoiilu Prefer! pi ion ." M ua.

Wll. Uilokivhanu, nil I'll riU ' Wnt-Hon, InJ. " I wWi to say In regard tti Or. IV'ree'a Favorite J'nwripiion Uiat 1 have taken it lor trouble Irwn -Inch women Buffer, abrn during epooWuiey, and fininit it Pi I .uli-'ai totv in twrv wr.y. i lielie It to in a t(i-l BKlile.', Mm. Mmit t iix UrJifiTiH Imve rli jviiI l.h. a Prw nfc l..n l niol r-'v rmn I "I'li-i ut ti e-i. u ajr(4- so aafOPua. .

A Market That Steadily Renews Itself

It does not look as though the market for this car could ever be entirely satisfied. That sounds like a strange statement, but there is a sound reason for making it. A shortage has continued, now, for two years and a half, in the face of a large and steady increase in output. The shortage may not be local, or sectional, or seasonal, but it is na- ' tional, universal and continuous. Unlimited production is not consistent with Dodge Brothers scrupulous methods of manufacture. They must always give to thf.'ir car that over-care which the publicexpects from them. It is the root, and the source, and the reason for that very steadiness of demand we are describing. They will never go beyond a production point which might place their refutation in jeopardy. A more remarkable recognition of merit on the part of the public it would be difficult to conceive. Every increase in production i:i comfortably absorbed in an increased market. The works in which the car is It will pay you to

produced have grown till they are almost a city in themselves. But when the satisfaction of the market seems to be in sight, the horizon of that market widens and draws itself still farther away. The reason for it all is so simple that it sounds almost absurd. That simple reason is that the goodness of the car is seldom called into cfuestion. The thoughts about it are the same thoughts in thousands of minds. . The market grows by what it feeds on and what it feeds on is the performance of the car. Deep and abounding satisfaction surrounds the sale and the use of practically every car that leaves the works. Dodge Brothers are among the largest producers in the world. lint they will never imperil their production by sacrificing quality to meru quantity. For that reason we believe the condition will alwavs be what it is

I now. ; We believe the goodness of the I car will always produce a demand j it will be impossible to entirely supI ply. visit us and examine this car.

North Meridian Street.

Dotjbe Brothers MDTnH. TAR, Touring Car or Roaster. $8.'Sr). In Ciinail.i. ?118". Winter Tom-ini? Car or Roadster, $1000. In Canada, $1 120. Sedan or Coupe, $12G"(. In Canada, $1800. (All prices f. o. b. Detruitj. English Auto & Tractor Co.

Lebanon, Ind.

THE FRENCH BELIEF

It was made of ea'ieo finished with a drnv string am! fitted uiih a num'ier of poeki-tn in which he hud put a box of all kinl of bo'tons, pins, thread, writing paper and other things.

The Iidie of Lebanon and VI- i

cinity Accomplishing Great Results.

BOARD OF REVIEW.

Too ni'iih pifii.-e. cannot be said of tho splendid work the ladie of Lebanon und voinit) aie doing (or the Kiench relief. "i'lite a rumher of garment. hav already been finished and returned lorne time ago hut at present tiiere aie lxfi garment being made by different organizations and iumvuiuul. The ladies of tho Christian church of I'baeon ure making i0 pairs of pajiimn unit W day shirt"; the Coon try Conservative club of Ila7elrigg, li day shirt; the holies, of the Me. rhanic.burf? Christian church 1 day

-liirts: tho Queen Father society of the M. K. church, I-banon, 24 bed j

. hirts; the lortio. on hourri Meridian ; treot are making 12 day ahirta. One day nhirt wan made by hand, by un inmute of the county farm. These gntmont ure all made of outing flannel and are furnished to the worker all cut out ready to go together and all that in axked ia ti e work of making. ThL. seeing lias not only intornated the holies and young girts of l-ebuiu.n a boy Kout hiought in a companion or romf ot bag, which he had made

himself and It tvns in nicely made as I

unv gill )ua couii! have done it

Te:itv dollars wa- added to list of C. A. (i.a-henor. tl'i lo s,rt of J. V. Miner and 1 100 to li-t of (i .-ore liend-' rickson all in l'i fry tow e-inp; $) was deducted from ii.-l of John M. Alhn. $10.) from K-t of Meflaon-oek lluhbaid, S'.mi froi,, li.,t of W. ('. Cumpneil, :.it) from 11.-1 of Walter, (.'. I ox and SoOO from li.-.l of Ji.hn T. Padgett, nil of Marion ton naliip; $100 ' added to list of J. R. l arwirk, $100 to list of Robert O odner Sr., to list of Owen K. und K. J. (iodby, J:W0 to list of Thomas A. Hubbard, all in Marion township; 10 added to list of Otis R. Coons and Albert A. Cox in Jeirei.on town-hip. i

NOTICE RBI MEN. Winnebago Tribe. No. M, I.

O. It.

M., will hold a decoration service

Sunday June 10, at which time all Ked Men in the county are cordially

invited to attend. All brothers are requested to bring flowers and be at the wigwuni at i o'clock in the afternoon. A program of ehort speeches ami niusic will be held at the hall preceding the maicb to the cemeteries. William .Sanders Orian Swiggott James Ludlow Committee. 8S-2t .

ItKN HI H M AN INJURED. While attempting to put a trolley b;.k on the wne, half a mile we.t of Jamestown Tuemlay evening at six o'clock, Thomas Dooley a conductor

Big stalls for ears at the dali4ht I wrs painfully, fclthough not seriously g irsge on Seu'h Lehannn irtmet Shos-! injured, when toe hanger htiRgy H akar and I'a;ti r: cm. 'iroke, bittuig h'at R the cnvwC One

A LID for Every Head Caps 50c to $2 Hats $1 to $5

C SPECIAL Hats and Caps

For the little fellows in the newest of styles Elbert Perkins Co HeadwearJ Specialists

rib was broken and he about the chewt. The bi" iiooley some thirty feeltaken to Crawfrcdsville ' in the care of the tractu piiysician, who took hiia ,r pi-iU. Hw rili.dition ,c late yert'rUj'vm in,.. X