Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 219, Lebanon, Boone County, 12 June 1917 — Page 2
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PERKINS RE-ELECTED
Again Made Member of the City
School Board Other Proceedings.
The city council met in regular ses
sion last with all member present.
A resolution was passed approving the primary assessment roll on the improvement of South West street
from South etreet to Dicks street el
lowing George T. Miller $9,819.85 for
the constuction of the same.
Kernodle 4 Miller presented construction contracts and bonds (or the impovement of Williams street from .West street to Meridian street by im
proving the gam? -with brick and for
the improvement of taat Williams
street from Par1- treet to Grant street
with cement ilcwalks, giving bond in the sum Of ViwtiO on West Williams
street and a .nd of SvOO on the im
provement of Bast Williams street
with George T. Miller and Harvey M
Coulter as sureties, and on motion of Councilman Ellis they wem approved
and ordered spread of record. City civil engineer Walter Whitecotton presented plans and specifica
tions for the improvement of East gouth street from Indianapolis avenue to Grant street with cement curb and gutter and on motion of Councilman
Guthon they were adopted. Councilman Guliion presented a res
olution which was passed tiling Jul)
I, at 8 o clock p. m. as the time rot re eeiving remonstrances against U;c im provement of East South street. I Remonstrance Presented.
Laura fipanswirk and eight others presented a remonctrance against the Improvenvefit of South Clark street
from the south line of Picks stri'et to (h aorth line of Noble street by the building of cement sidewalks and a resolution was passed overruling the
reraonstfanee and ordering fhe, ffty
elerk to advertise for bids, to be received June 25. Councilman Ellis presented a resolu
tion which was passed, to vacate nn alley west ef North Lehaaon street between Essex street and Camps
street. Councilman Myers presented a res olution which was passed for the open
kg of an alley beginning fet and 9
inches north of the northeast cornei of lot No. 13 in Julian's Subdivision
aad run thence east 265 feet, thence aouth 33 degrees, east 1 1 1 feet, to the
wast line of Park street, fixinp- July
9, at 8 o'clock p. m. as the t'n for receiving remonstrances against the
same.
On motion of Councilman Myers the
city engineer was ordered to draw a plot of the opening of Flm street from
Lebanon street to Jameson street Job C. Perkins Re-elected.
On motion of Councilman Myers
John C. Perkins was reappointed a
member of the school board.
Councilman, Myers moved that the
street and alley committee report unfavorable on the improvement of Royal street from Lebanon street to
Lafayette avenue as heretofore peti
tioned for by George Poathumus and
a number of others. Councilman Ellis brought the mat
ter before the council in regard to
the city employing a weight and meas ore man, and asking the cither mem
bera of 'he city council to give the
matter d ie consideration. It will be
taken up again at next regular meet ing of th? council. On mot on of Councilman Myers thi following 1 uilding permits were grant
ed: The .. R. Jauucs Co. a permit to
buiid an adiuion to their butldini
West South street at a cost of l.'i.OOO.
T. E. Parr to remodel a dwelling on
East Washington street at a cost of
11,000. City Cdiciala Reports.
Reperts of city officers for the month of May were submlted as fol
lows . Ciiv Traawnrer.fl'awe nrnuslit forward I 7.1?
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l ale rolleiel ll.lMi T'tial reenia . 2i.7n lllurninviils , Amount to bs carried foresnl li.ii
t HOD Reward, $10v Tf r4r. tun pir wtt, t plm4 tA lm that thr In t ! 4rl4 i!t-M thlt sV-inr r) bit A hi to ewe tr. alt ItJ tSfm. n4 that I Cntrrh. Hatir f'mrrh Cur U th rnif pomv. put now rvn In t m4icJ fraternity. Catarrh bnir a vmMtu.lonft dot, riiira it rrBumui tonal trU nnt. Hti n Catarrh Cur I Ukn intrht.j, tctlnff rfircU un th Mr Mmu"in iurfaoM f th 'l-m, thrw by jirofiri th fwjnrUuon of th di , n U'vim th .n( trrtti by
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THESE SPECIAL ITEMS
FOR THURSDAY ONLY
LADIES' PUMPS Women's white and gray kid pumps, hand (J QQ turned soles, $3.50 valuer, Thursday only. . P XaiO WOMEN'S WHITE PUMPS. Women's white poplin two-ntrapped pumps, ("1 fTA white covered heel, $2.50 values, Thursday OXatJU SATEEN WORK SHIRTS Men's black sateen work shirts, full cut, all PO, sizes, 63c values, Thursday only fJOC MEN'S WASH TIES New summer, wash tics for men and boys, 11., values up to 2of, Thursday only IXC MEN'S UNION SUITS $1.00 knitsook athletic union suits, elastic 7Qi fabric, Thursday only ItC BOYS' WASH SUITS Boys' one and two-piece wash suits, newest models, fast colors, sizes two to eight years, $1.25 QQ values, Thursday only OC PORCH DRESSES Ladies' and misses' three-piece porch dres.se.-, pink, blue and tan, scalloped edjfe, $1.25 values, r7Qr special Thursday only ItC SILK PETTICOATS Silk petticoats, heatherbhxim top, taffeta flounce black and all colors, Thursday only, Q " 7Q special for $ll7 . , WASH SKIRTS Twenty-five pew summer wr.sh skirts in pique, gaberdine, reps and stripes, all sizes, values to (f $1.00, Thursday specinl for 5 l.UU SILK WAISTS New silk fcaists for ladies in crepe. Jfi.,cbei)y, tdb i-iliis, and wash taffetas, white, flesh, gold, maze, fTQ etc., values to $:l.50, Thursday only lf 5 X I
Franklin Granulated Sugar BEST CRADE BOXED 5 lbs. for 42c WITH EVERY $1.00 PURCHASE THURSDAY ONLY
25c Sale
30c plain crisp white voile, extra fine quality, OP 10 inches wide, Thursday only, a yard CiJl 39c corded or checked voile, with colored OF stripes, 38 inches wide, Thursday only aut 50c sport voiles, striped or checked, yellow OfJs blue and green ground, Thursday only aweJC 50c voile -10 inches wide, narrow stripes, in OfIf rwc, blue and bbek, Thursday only 35c madras shirtings, in sport stripes, extra OP fine quality, Thursday only -iJv lic percales, lirht colors only, pwd quality, OCT Thursday only, TWO YARDS FOR tOL 30c lluck Towels, 36x10 hemmed edge, OPr Thursday only aJC 10c ginghams for dresses or aprons, Thursday Of? only, THREE YARDS FOR aOL 12' 'C Irish lawn handkerchiefs, all white or OF colored edges, Thursday only, THREE FOR. . .Aul 3Ue fancy riblxins for girdles and sashes, O " fancy stripes or lloral designs, Thursday 4wt) v 35o sherette, as fine as organdf, 30 inches O wide. Thursday only aMtiC 35o flaxon in plain checks or stripes, 36 inches OF wide, Thursday only awOL50c embroidery 'landing, 4 to 6 inches wide, plain or fancy edges, Thursday only, a yard. . . ,mUI 15c Monni'ii's tiiU:utn powder, Thursday only OfC two for 6DL 12' -.e wiish rags, extra large, while or colored, O J" Thursday only . THREE FOR 6DL 35c ladies' lislu hose, seamles. black or white, OCIi Thursday only Cut 35e huck toweling, plain or figured, 18 inches OF wide, Thursday only awtC 35c pifjue hats for children, Thursday '25 C 15c ladies' listle vests, tape neck, regular and O f extra sist'3. Thursday only, TWO FOR. DL Quick White. Shoes Polish, Thursday only, OF THREE BOTTLES FOR . Lok,
5!$
5, $7.50, $10
Nor such pretty ones They're so delightfully "summery" so soft ami ilainty, that the moment you see them you'll want to try them on. You'll like the way thpir makers have trimmed them -the unusual styles and the materials of which they are made. They are dresses for street wear for little afternoon socials and for sports wear Of dainty voiles, in plain and figured designs in colors ginghams, lawns, linens and nets. Other charming wash frocks juiced from $2.5)8 lo $r.00.
ABLE1TS
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Hosts of Wash Skirts $1.00, $2.50 to $5.00 And unusually low priced, for they were all purchased hefore the advance bn cotton materials. Skirts, in the smartest models of piques, wide and narrow wale gabardines, honeycomb weaves and crepes. Many belted many with novel pocket effects pretty pearl button trimmings. ;
J-'Iro lni.irltt,iit iv'.i r: t.,nMi,ir rrl and Vllrvs .' . Ml ' !- .IcjMirniwnl , . r. siifi. ww.-r -i .-..niii" .. :.i ; Ml:-cclli,.., 19 if. ' T.-.l. ..!") !.ru II'M 1 .r,.l ru-n.HK 'I h -llnn-uui, :l ' 11 Tor.l of nt,frl f.,pd I J.Hl :.i i;iWM ut alr -jrk t Totsl f)f all f inula .i. ;(.
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Spanish American War Veterans Suhnrrilie Fur a 'M Ilond.
At th frftiilar mwiinj q( Eli Clampttt Cimp No. 49 frc will of(rring wi taken nnl the movry in to he ud in iiunhamnjr a $51 I.ibrty hoinl in th- nm of the Camp. I'rartirnlly nil the Mrrrt orfaniKHtiotis in the city have alrenriy nle aul,acri,tionii to the Liberty fund.
First National Will Take $100,000 and ( itien Ixian & Trut Co, $10,000.
SUe rtortxt B. E. WUliem.
Children Cry C A T o : 1 1
Thi.i morning iiu'etiiips of the diriftrtri of tjiH l ir.st National Bank and the Citizen l.o'in and Trust Company were held at which time it w Heeuii'd that each nf these institutions would take lluir full quota of l.ilx-rty Loan liondn or in other 'words each will take in these hoiida eight er cent of their total resourrea. 'I"hiit irte-ini. that in all the Km-t National Hank will take in round numbers $100,000 and Hie Citizens Loan and Truat Company tWfltti). 1 he hondii that have already been uhscrihed for through lhee institutioni' and tho.e which will he sold through them in the next three day will be counted in the total to tie cutMcrihed for by them. Thin aftfinioon director! mxetinifhrif the Ciliienii lnn and Trust Company, Roone County Stile Bank and the I'arnera State Kank will bo held und deeiniona made by each of thc lnxtitutione upon thin name quention. It is exiieeted thit prsctirnlly all will tike the full quota. Thin morninir the Zionaville Stitte Hank Umk If-.OW) worth of these bonds and the officia!a utated Hint they expect to ell a larr amount uf the Londs within the next few day Ytrrday aflerno!B K (iovernor Ralaton mHk a subacriiitio;i for bond while in this rtty and !.t nieht while he was at Zionnnille he maiie another t .. n. . A final ef . t. mil be
thew last few days to jret floone roun- 1 ty'N suhMriitinn uo to it. allotment. Word received this afternoon from the .lamestown State hank stated that at the meeting of the directors held this mornini? it was voted that the hank should take the full quota of eijrht per cent of the total resource. At the directors meetings of the Farmers State bank here held this jfternoon it was decided that they too should take the full quota. Other meetings were not held until late this afternoon and it was not learned what the results were.
JOHN C. PERKINS IS
When in Need of Lumber See Us Fuller Lumber Co. Phone 239. 410 West So!h Street
City Council Again Appoints
Iliui MtmlH-r of School Hoard.
Tho city rounril at its session last night rr-nppointed John V. IVrluns s a member of the school board. Mr. Perkins has served a term of three yearn and his re-appointment is for h term of aimibir length. He has made a very painstaking member of the board, and his selection for another term is a deserved complitnent. He is a man of splendid Judgment in school affairs and his work on the board has been characterised by a high degree 8f efficiency. THE SWAfLS HKSTAl'RANT. Wednesday Special tlinncr Fori) Beef Chicken Dressing Giblet Gravy Hashed Potatoes Hot Slaw S'ieed TomaUiej Strawberry Pie Coe i. rra ' 5c 35c . j
The First National Bank The oldest and largest batik in Boone county.
H. B. SHOOK VETERINARIAN Over Oak Drug 8tort Telephone I4S. Lebanon, Ind.
wDR. IL D. GARRISON DENTIST Faraarra Slata Bank BoilcUaf Kooau 8-2l Phoae Ml t.
AIRIIARrS GARAGE J. H. A1RHART Agency for the Buick Auto Room for Cars. Expert Workman 'iH South Lebanon St.
DEATH at kirklin.
Clarence Moflit Expired Yesterday Nephew of Mrs. Jennie Modi. Mrs. Jennie Moffil has received word of the death of her nephew, Clarence MofTit which occurred yesterday at his home in KirHin. The funeral services will be. held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Methodist rhurvli Mrs. Moftit and son Raymond will attend the services. a-,
Ijiwn mower fixing. We moke them cut the grass. triaj.
W. K. Fruley shop. Alley crossing, reer Oak Drug store. May 3-tf
SEED POTATOES e I ALL KINDS Potato and (lardea Fertilizer i UNION HARDWARE CO. PHONE 108 f
COOK BY WIRE WITHOUT FIRE Interstate PuL Eon ice C
We jret your rurs and i Miller Morris.