Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 220, Lebanon, Boone County, 13 June 1917 — Page 7

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. . . l, u. ue I e'friaA.UO ""'" r,wi,u.s-. lassified ADVERTISING Rates 'ic Per Word, Each Issue. io Advertisement Taken (or Lass Ihan Inc. FOR SALE to loan tm farms at i ier cent. The Farmers National Mortgage Company. SEE CNION' TRUST COAHVWY Lcu.iii..u In. I. C-li-ti U SALE- Hicytie. HI' East Main street. ti-l'J 5t K 8A1.E--T-.ki Shetland ponies at auction Saturday at 'i. n 'clock nil ithwest corner of MUi.'iri'. I'. A. dgo. CI. J. 11. 1..ti.Ut on, nti.--ij-lJ-it heater. K SALELaundry stove, bed, springs, and rnattroH; iteei lied, kitchen i-iibinr ie matting, ,')04 t Nob:c. phono ;t. n'SALC-'-A san a.s u. new. (.'all at 4iitf Xotth Ka-t rt or phone rJ-l-'i-'-'t. WAMKI) ANTED MALE AND FEMALE i HELP An ititclligont person may in flUO monthly corresponding for spapen.; $40 to $.'1 monthly in j fcre time; experience unnecessary; canvas. ing; subi-.-ct suggested. lid for particulars. National 1'rea.j reau, lloom lblll, Uuffalo, N. Y. 4-27-6-miM. ANTEDFireman at T. H.. 1. It E. power house. I'hone Tu'fi. r. j.' t. ANTED Old fal.e Uvth." dur.'t matter if brok ..-a, 1 pay $J to full set, single and partial plates proportion. Send by parcel po-t t receive check by return mail, 1'. KL,403 N. Wolfe Street, Balliii-a-i-e, June 14. ANTED TorT laborers at. the new liagshire budding. $:!.. per . Plott & Son. 6X-;t. NTED W oi k on fatm by be; I I years old. Hid i -xpoi it nee. II at 52X East Superior street. 6 11 ::t AN'TXD fo iteady men fr I truck repair work. T. ii., 1. It E. etion Company, lbanon shops. 0-11 -.it NTKI - jirl to learn a trad.;. Best nf woi-kmir t iii-.ditnin ., Satay afl ,-aK'a to ..tart, ir ..f ae education . Address I J-tit ANTED 1 hold goil.. ye i 1-m to store house- ( a!l phone r.h. ANTED I'lao 14 yearn old. well street, ANTED Day Apply at 702 il fi-lL'-:;t ik. FOR RENT f!! Fr.N1-Thr-. newly fjni.-h'd I rooms. 304 Eoutli Ea.-t utreet. : I 5ST.-K. May Zi'tf.; 'KENT-4t room house, bath, toilet, 2'i blocks from siUare. il k Company. 6 Uf. ft' RENT-Four ui.f.i'i. h o i.-mn for ho-j'ekeeei.'nr .r fit-;-hd h-d-in. CII phone 7S. S-ll-4t. It ftAl.E Two well loe.ite.l huddinct loti. Terms must libe-ai. J. Hov-hin K'RENT VWt street no ir.oin h'i'i tb. :.. ii 0-12 t. FOUND tJND- Mn' suit of clothes and chiid'o ivt, oa Eiiiiivilic road, -er cal lat Reporter otliee. 6-11-tf Imumtnt Work May Cost More IS,,, We still make our . Usual Very I-ow Price AHLAN MONUMENT CO. i.p ph-me 102. Ites. phoi ii Harlan C. W es 115 4 f 14 I'happiuM ') Wr! -it Kcportrr office -r'?r i ii. Ii iir.i'fi Yr.-lv

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HALTED r.lILCl Made from clan, rich milk with th extract of select malted grain, malted in our own Malt Mouses under sanitary conditions. Infant sate? children (Arm it. Agrees with r A sMoawr aromas: " faeerVef or tW ageei. Aeml sw coofcng M aatttiaa aWL Nourishes and sustains nor than tea, coffee, ec Should be kept at home or when traveling. A nutritious food-innk may be prepared in a moment. A glassful hot before retiring induces refreehifrj steep. Also in lunch tablet form lor business men. Substitutes Cost YOU Sam Prtc Take a Package Horn

Piano Tuning Player Piano Tuning Piano Repairing In All Branches W.W.STEVENS E. Side Sq. I'honc 55 SAFKTY RAZOR BLADES SilAIU ENED SinRle edK, per doscn 23 Double edife, per dor.ea J5 We pay postiiire one way. IJarkcr & Son. Lebanon Harry 1 Kcnworthy HANDLES ALE KINDS OK NONTAXABLE SECURITIES enidencc phone. 224; Office, 106 MORTGAGE LOANS i Hoirie county farms of approver) tie G'r 6 years No commission. Farmers State Bank LEBANON DR. A. F. NELSON VETERINARIAN Davis Bros. Uvory Ram rhones 7 and U007 JONES, THE CLEANER Panama HaU Cleaned, 25c rhonc 1187 103 W. South St NEW WASH DRESSES BEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR POULTRY Columbia Conserve Co. Lebanon I'hone 520 WOOLEY & EDWARDS BOSTONIAN SHOES CLAIMS EXEMPTION ON "MORAL UNFITNESS" lfi tUrnmtrmit Kertict.i MJIAVAl KKt. June l.WOrte of Hi. "jokr.-t" in tho Coriitfriitton hill w;u Lh;tt exemption n.ijfht b tlfthne! in t'K.i ifrounli of !euf morn It y Hehetent, hut out nf the million n '- . vM Xha ny man to reUtfr thi ohim wflA 8-iiJift of thi ejty. T.c roftn W J-rank K.iff iH, farmer Sl4t' hUj, whn Wrfji seicvt fvm t'rit ( - i.-.t, (!,' hnuM of tuirm'-Mutif -. , ', i - V4 hjf f -i'.r '-rpiof.

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Decision Reached at Meeting of Local Council Last Night. APPEAL SENT OUT . BY STATE COUNCIL An Effort to be Made to Eliminate Idlentss and BeKRini?. The local Council of Defence held an iportnnt meeting laet niifht in the Ike -f Jud.re V. H. I'arr in the court use. The main topic of ili.-a-ussion . tlie nue.ition of methoil of securU employirent for those persons in is vicinity who are out of work. This ti p:c was luounht up y a circular in ter hicii is heme sent out over .ne laie hv th- Indiana Council of De-Iri,.-. oi hUl. I....I) Will !l H-- ichai'man. The hual council slates .h:.t every effort will he made to serine work for any unemployed person in this locality and they sent out a call to local pionle to aid by reportinc any unemployed poisons whom they may know ,-i that voi k for thef may b ecu red. l.ctl r Er-m State The letter -ent nil by State I'mmcil follovca: "A this is no lime for idlers, it hemp; the plain duty of every ablebodied person to lie a contributor a veil as a consumer, we suirtrest the adisahdity of strict enforcement of the v.iErain y laws, not in' h.tr-hness, bu as a matter of jutnes.- 'I he world needs fo.sl. and it is only fair that thote ho ent -l-ou'rl he reiuinit to wotk. if they are able to do so, and every tlTort should be made by the t oun'y ( oueeiis of Defen-a; to find emplo; m nt for every one ab'e to work, and at a fair waire. We are eonvinre.l that if the class of penpiv who make a business of making a livVj .y beysino; foml from laelse to hull rf- are di nied this m-'thod of sustenance, except those who are ill. a lame number of additional laborers will be available for farm work. We sagirest thai this plan lie car-'ed out 'hrouirh the County Counci's in each cou-ity." MISSISSIPPI RIVER NAVIGATION TO BOOM ('if tutrrnnfiwit Srwg Hcrrirt.i M KM I'fi IS. Junr laOnp roinpriny is betnc trpanizifi with a rap-it-il ."t'-rk nt' J.5iKi.Hi0 fur the pur-to-r of ckvolittunir n;ivip;ition on tlir -ipti K'V'r nrwl thiTp are inli'n that other rorporatiortti with fi in t jvt tt ;! I ho or ifan i ir I i in the ni'xt f-w iroith-, Kivnr i h li.vp (h;tt hriMtii if the ron-flfe-ited condition 'f rriilronjf-' river navi (j:it inn will onie into its own. There iA immense tonnriee thut mipht he mnveii by water all the way from New Orleans to St. piiul and along the trihtitaries of the Mii-ippi, imiu'l ,nu the Ohio River and the Missoari Kivc r. THEY PRAY SO LOl'I) HE CAN'T SLUMBER 1 KEEI'ORT. I- I.. Jii much iirayirK rii;ht out e n.-To loud (ttw Ambrose Dunleavv no chance Ihin'eavy lives net door to t ie negro 'hurch here, and since the ehurch has '.lartid imoa-sioned revivalist meetihcs he ha . written to Eolice Chief llanse askino; that pravem I .aippr...e,l, "N-irh-r myelf nor my i-hiMren arc able lo slcp," he coin-Plain-d. OHIO ALIENS liARRED; MOl'RN FOR BEER IHa Ihr tntrrmtmnH Herri" I I AKEW'KiD, O,, June 1:1. Orders fol bidding alten-i from crossing the Km ky River Bridge, which connects the litle town nf lioek ftiver and this city, have resulted sadly for many tiermans. There'.; a little Orman colony in he town of Kocky Kiver, but the village is "dry.'' They used to cross the hndge to get their beer, but since (hey have lieen forbidden to do no many wads of anguish are betr-i. a i.o.m; h uxte. OP-eer Hey there ! Didn't I tell r for "h" a!o9 that yon were u count three between tho raising and dropping of tho hand? HiHuix If you pleaae, sir, this bloke's only got -is far ns twn- . utters siydney Bulletin. a r

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fV th nfernedoeei u'f Srtf,.4. MEMI'RIS, Tcnn., June 13 On of the surprisinir feature ef thu avier,. tive draft in the South is the Nrge auniher of neijroes who are euirer for a place In th ajmy. Until recently there araa room for but few negroes in Vnela Sara's lightina; force. Negroes were turned away from recruiting stations, beinfr told no new negro regiments were contemplated. At best, the recruitiiis; oSirer took down their nimes and promised tho War Depirtment would nntify tbcm should mora colored regiment be formed. In the selective draft the negro sees a chance to get into the army and he is letting no opportunity pass to be ready to answer the call. . SENDS TWICE HIS TAX TO AID WAR MEASURES Iffy lAtf Rft,4frit4 .Yeiri teevM.i NEW YORK. June Hi. Add another patriot to the I'tt. In answer to appeal to taxpayers to pay their income tuxes in adv-uico, one man sent double the amount, asl.inr that the ex tra sum tie used for wa. purnoaes. Col. lector Edwards 'ccuidn't accept .he money, but suctfested that it be given to the Ked Cruris or the purchase of LilK-ilv Bonds. Tffi All of the Other Bunks of the County Will Likely Take Similar Action. Every banking institution in Lebanon has announce-! lht they will take Iheir full ipmta of Liberty I-oan bonds or in other words each w-ll invest an awount equal to 8' i cf their total resources in these bonds The Cnjon Tru.-t Co., the lioone County State Hank, the Farmers State Bank, First National Bank and the Citizens Loan and Trust Co., ad held directors' meetinir yesterday and derided upon this matt.-r. 'I his afternm n the Advance State Batik, the Whitrstown Rank and the Home National Bank, at Thorntow i w ill all hold directers' meetings to decide upon the hucjtiW The .lafc.ttown State Bank announced yes-ter-lay that their full qyota would lie taken. This morning the total subscriptions ti Liberty Loan bonds in this county amounted to $71.rtal which leaves yet about i .S.ooO to lie suhscrilx-d for. A iin.il effort will be made tmiay and tonmrrow in order to cet the total dlotnient Uikc-n. CITY NEWS Baumgardt for cleaning. Thon 93. Coming a new telephone directory. May 3-tf. Lawn mower fixing. We make them cut tho grass, (live us a trial. W. K. Kraley shop. Alley crossing. rrar Oak Drug store. May 3-tf During week we will deliver from 1 1 a. m., to 2 p. in., and from 4 p. m. to 7 p. m. Sundays, 11 a, m., to 1 p, m. only. I'hone 22. f'etifj's. b-U-eod 2w. ELEVATION. "What makes you keep staring at the mercury in the tchorlmneter?, "1 like to realize that at least the temperature can iro up withmit cost ing me anything extra." Washington Star. Sports BASEBALL GOSSIP. l flu the IntmtH'mat Scva iVrrrler.l CHICA'IO, June I'attie Drisill, Northwestern University football ar, is leading the Cubs at bat witli a mark of .&00. Driscoll stepped into the breach at second when Doyle talkI himself out of the game yesterday and pasted out a double ia two times up. The Cub playa ' ' i filled without Hnttie. but Manager Mitchell figuren that inasmuch as the collegian isn't under contract, lie can just "try him out." COACHES JOIN COLOR MADISON. Wis., June 13. "Want ed Coaches." Students at Univerity of Wixeo-vim are preparing , U hang out this sign on the gymnasium Dr. l'ul Withingtnn, fontboll roach has none with th Harvard hospltai unit lo France and Athletic Director Torn Jones is nrepnring t do likewise oiM.r i-e?ic!!-i also have heard the call of the fim. Athletic Dire, Tom Jnes, !u. ewK-bra tlw frenhi eleven, trinf take charge qf the i

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AT 29c A YARD One table of 39c and 50c fancy Wash Silks and Voiles, special for these three days at, per yard

11c A YARD SPECIAL One table of light and dark Percales, and plain and fancy Dress Ginghams, special for these three days, 1 1 at, per yard xx

WAIST SPECIAL AT 98c Don't fail to see our showing for these three days Silk and Fancy Sport Waists, at

THREAD SPECIAL All 10c Embroidery Thread these three days only, THREE FOR

FANCY BATISTES 15c YARD One lot of fifteen pieces of Fancy Batistes, unusual values, for three "I K days only at, per yard Lu,

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$1.25 Percale and Gingham House Dresses, sizes 'M to 46, light and dark WPp colors, these three days only, at 0Jv We want you to be sure and see th? new Summer Dresses, Waists, Silk Skirts, Wash Skirts and Children's Dresses at very social prices for this sale.

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About 50 beautiful Silk Dresses, of Taffeta, Crepe de Chine and Crepe Meteor, with or without Georgette sleeves, $15.00 and $17.50 t?1 A fifi values, for these three days only, at, each 451VeUV All Coats navies, blacks and colors, formerly priced at $15 Q1 H Oft and $17.50, to go now at, each AU,UU

Summer Millinery $1.00 One large table full of Trimmed Hats, all colors, vour, choice during (?1 Aft I these three days for eJJl.VV g One table of dressy Pattern Hats, $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00 values, CO ft A . special for these three days, at PJetJU One large lot of Untrimmed Hats; colors, rose, grey, black, white, Q1 QC Copcn, chartreuse, green and combinations, up to $5 values, choice. . vxJ THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BUY MILLINERY AT A BIG SAVING

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YESTERDAY RESULTS. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Columbus, 6; Minneapolis, 3. No other games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAULE. New York, 4s Chicago, 3. Detroit. 3i Phthdelphia, 2Cleveland, 2; Washington, 2. (lfi innings, darkness.) St. Lou is-Boston (rain.) NATIONAL LEAC.l'E. New York. 10; Chicago, . Pittsburgh, 6; Boston, 4. Philadelphia, 4; St Louis, 0. Brooklyn, 2; Cincinnati, 0 SETS NEW RECORD. DEMVER, June 13. Negotiating 25 miles on a half mde dirt track ia t):47, Arthur Klein set a new world's antitfohlle record yeslirdav. "Wild , ." t dieott h'd th former record ;i2.-47.

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HAIR BOW RIBBON SPECIAL We have just received another shiv ment of those Moire Hair Row Ribbons, special for these three days, 1 ftp at, per yard . : . A "

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We have just seventeen green, gold and novelty suits, worth $20.00, $22.50 and $25.00, to go Sat:....: $10.00

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'Superior Service ' '

Promote Plant Life LTse insecticides freely Pans green, arsenate lead, London purple, bordeaux mixture, etc., are insecticides for potatoes, shnibery in fact for plants of all kinds Diluted to a given strength, be.it suited for the kind of insects you wish to destroy. Insects On Poultry Lbs, Lambert's Hcta, Conkeys, Pratt's, t'reka duet bath, Zinoleum, Heck's lice killeri, are soma of the many w have to supfily j our needs. ' Oak Drug Store MASTERS & MITCHELL

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COLORED LINENS AT 35c Just three pieces of light blue and one piece of lavender Dress Linen, spe- i cial for these three days, I at, per yard Otlv

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$2 GEORGETTE CREPES $1.69 f Our entire stock of $2 Geonjette Crepes most all colors, on sale these CI Q f three days only, per yard ! leU

LADIES' HOSE SPECIAL 1 Just ten dozen Ladies' Silk Boot Hose, black only, on sale these three Ki i days, at, per pair Jv

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