Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 222, Lebanon, Boone County, 15 June 1917 — Page 5

,.,u ..lLU IPJUSES win, Qtiincy A. Myers and A. E.

Nisscn .Make Encouraging Talks.

MUCH ENTHUSIASM

Club Will Proceed to Complete

Organization Membership Campaign.

Those who attended the meeting of the ftoone County Automobile Club held in the convention hall of the court house last night heard two strong ad dresses, one by the Hon. Qiiiiuy A. Myers of Indianapolis and the othei by A. K. Xissen, cx-soiretary of the

Iowa State Automobile A.sociat ion Only a fair sited audience was present at the meeting but what it lackm in size was made up in enthusiasm. Talk by A. E. Nisscn. Mr. Nissen is the official organizer oi iliu AuW Tr.;!s Map Pep?"' of the Rand at McNally Co. of Chicago He urged the Lebanon vC!uh to pro ceed at once in marking the Jnckror Highway and also that this club in vile the clubs at Crawforddviiic, No blegville and Anderson in organiirf! an official auto trail to connect will the Hoosier Dixie Highway at A rider ton. He stated that the state assurm tion had plans 'to lay out and coe'iir age a system of organised trails wn'il re to be biased with sign lou"l' a boon as jrossihle. The lutal club will start immedlaVl; to get one hundred members fron: al parts of the county. The orgimia tion ill be completed as soon as po.;ibte and the members of tlx bord oi directors announced, ftidianapolia and a liw partner of ra Governor lialstor: wan the ti.sl apeas cr on the program. He was the or iginal promoter of the idea ofu t'at' highway commission and also had much to do with the passage of th state highway bll. In hie spech hcomplimented the IlrvHer State Auto mobile Association in having. securer 4 the passage of the hill. Mr. Myers al I so was enthusiastic over the "safctj ' nrsf campaign being promoted bv the state association. BANK EXAMINER.

Tnf. Graves I'iwwJ I'-'t Au.Uncs Last :ight. Despite the inclement weather

Professor Graves had a parked house

at his hypnotic show last night.

SI any of the tilings that Mr. Grave

does are marvelous and have set the

people of Lebanon talking and think

ing as no other show has ever bean

.ible to do Graves features the c

leal side of hypnotism but those who come to be scientifically entertained

are as well pleased as thoso who are looking for fun. Taking it all in all

it is one of the best shows that ii

aver hit Lebanon and as Mr. Graves

is here two more days everybody

should make an attempt to seo this master mind operator. Colored people

will be hypnotized ton.ght.

G. A. Miller of Kirklin Assumed New Position This Week. jw- A. Miller of Kirklin, cashier of the farmers State Hank at that plan began work Momluy morning as s state bank examiner. He received hi; appointment some time ago but hir territory had not been decided upon. Mr. Sliller will continue to re.-ide i, Kirklin and retain Ins interests in th( bank of which he was one of the organisers. I Mr. Miller wan formerly a redden; or Sheridan, moving from there tr Lebanon and thence to Kirklin.

Member of Party of (iOO l S. Navy ItecruiU Sent There to Complete Training.

V letter which relatives received morning from Carter P.ryan wht ently joined the navy states that U now on his way to New Orieam .-r.' ho will complete his training . Itryiin was first sent to the Great tea Training school but that plae v has more men than it can cure so fKi ale being sent to New tans.

Lebanon Hoy Awarded Honorcin Franklin College Contest.

Frank Heck, a graduate of the I.eb non high m Iki.,1 and now a :tudeiil t Hie Franklin college won the era orient contest heid tl'ere on June 11 lr. fink while in school here was t ncmber of the dlnting tearn anc as always prominent in nebatos. i RED CROSS MEETING. P.cv. Ilo-r.er Dale and Rev. C. A. i'arkin, of this city, v ill hold a meet ne in the inteiest of tli lied Cros.-

society al the Christian church at Me-

-hantoburg, Tuesday evening, Junr If. Every erson interested is in vited to attend. 6-15-it

YEOMAN .NOTICE. Memorial day services of Boone Homestead No. 26.'i. Dntherhood oi American Yeomen, w-hhh were to bf leld Ktindv .lime 17. have been oot-t

pone-! until Thursday, June 1, tin

egular meetiiar or the ilonwstcuo. 'very member is asked to be tresent. Tlie new straight line houie dresses it Craig's.

Children Cry for Fletcher's

(Osl f (A"ni fr

Ti Kind Tou Have Always Sought, and which has beta la nft ft OTtr orer 39 years, has borne t!ie signature of , and has been made under his per. jC&ffl?2' """ uperviion since its fcJancy. tir . J-CtfcMtZ Aiiuw no one to deceive yim in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-at-good " ata but ' Experiments that trifle with and endanger the tieaitb of Infants and Children Eioerienee against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Cattnria i a harmless substitute lor Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drop and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its sge is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has n in constant xj tor the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and IMarrhnoa; allaying Feveriahness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Boweis, Bids -the assimilation of Food; f iring healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea Ihe Mother's Ftietd. cmvum CASTORIA always

P Bears the Signature of

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In Use For Over 30 fom The Kind You I'1- Alwa fvuSt

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Civic League Urges That Breed ing Places Be Destroyed.

The campaign for fly killing Is

again. To swat the flies is a food

deed, but to destroy the breeding place is better. Last yr, through the efforts of the Civit League, seventy open vaults were dafly treated with '.ime during the summer months. It is important that all open vaults be so treated now. If you cannot buy the lime eall for it at the Metrver Lum

ber Compny or the Pinnell-Coombs

Lumber Cofnany, where it may be obtained in twenty-five pound lots for this purpose. MARRIED THURSDAY.

Miss Verna Kuln Cornelius Weds Ret. Lloyd B. Crouch. An Advance siecial says: "Another wedding among our young people occurred Thursday at 1.-&0 o'clock at Heech drove, a suburb of Indianapolis hen Miss Verna Ruth Cornelius became the wife of Rev. Lloyd B. Crouch if Chapin, Iowa. Mr. Crouch and Miss Cornelius became acquainted l.i!i- Loth were in school at YVinonc ix years ago, this acquaintance ripenng into love, culminating in theil narringe. "Miss Cornelius is the arcomplisher' ind highly respected daughter of Mr md Mrs. J. W. Cornelius, who camr nere from Illinois some years ago. Shf rraduated from the Iebanon higi ichool and has had quite a bit of eduanonal training at Winona and other schools. She has been teaching ir he Jefferson township schools th a ;t few yew. She has been closelj onnecled with the Disciple Churcf ivork. being an efficient teacher am i soloist of merit. A very large circle :f friend regret her leaving but an lone the less surely her well wishers "The mariiage certmony was per 'ormed at the home of Rev. L. Wclker, a former pistor of Rev rouch. in the presence if Miss Rub)

Comilius, the bride's sister, Misse'

N'ina Waters and Leola McClains, in iniate friends who accompanied their "rem here. "A shower for the brile-to ! ani er sister, Mae Cornelius Routh, wh( vas r,rrted Mly( m piven b he Young 1-adies' Sunday schno hiss and other friends at the homr if J. W. Waters Tuesday nigiit Many -Hilendid gifts were tendered the ha-

py brides.

"After the ceremony Thursday Mr and Mrs. Crouch left for Chipin vhere tiicir home is ready and awaiting them. Al THORIZE BOND ISSl'E. I'uhlic Service Commission Hull ir Loral Petition. , The public service commission or rtiurwlay authorized the inteiTtatf tmhlic service corporation to issue n.ftoo in iionda. to be Mild at not iess than la1 per cent of par value, for 'he purpose of refunding certain

bonds of the Citizens Water and Light

company of U-banon. Ind., and for repaying the company's treasury foi expenditures made in acquiring new property and improving service. FIND OLD COINS.

Hoys I nearth Pieces of Coin of an Oh Dale Near Advance. The Advance Hustler says: "H. W. Prollit has a spot on his farm that

has .mine attractions for lovers of

nionv. One day recently one of the boys fouad a coin marked Carlos III 1144 and previously a coin marked

!S"'i. The worst part of it is that th" spot is the place that a large snake

was at large last summer."

RAINY JUNE WKATIIFJt. Feel sorry for you, I do, 1 do, . . Poor little shut-in lad. When it rains in June F rom morn till noon, And you can't do what you wanted

bad

Too bad! Too bad!

I eel sorry for you, I do, I do. Honest to goodness truth. When you can't play ball Or nuthm' 'tall, And you're as mad and sore al) thru As an old aching tooth. Fee! sorry for you, 1 do, I do, Poor littio farmer man,

W hen it rains in June

from morn till, noon And you can't do what you want to. Or voik a single plan!

reel sorry for you, I do, I do,

i ours the right to complain.

When the biggest yisld -

In you? eors field,

Giro promise of weeds by quite

few, Bithisc of the rami Tha lain!

ti'-t I'

p. The Scaly Mattrofa is made of the Itft .rd f. -cotton grown. They are made by a pneumatic t cess which blows the fibers of the cotton apart u .' they are Beparated and causes them when th"y L 'I together again so as to interweave themselves tL.t they cannot be pulled apart. . They will List a time. They contain no unsanitary tufts to catch dust. - $22.50 to $25

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Concert Talking Machine The "Concert" Talking Machine is an instrument, equal in all essential features and practical performances to others sold at prices ranging from $100 and upwards. In its motor, tone, arm and sound box, speed regulator, tone modifier, etc, only tried and proven ideas have been applied. The Concert is a high-ciass machine at an extremely low price. It will play Edison, Columbia, Victor and Pathe records. Backed by our personal guarantee. Our special price

$30

Reed Go-Cart A lot of nice Go-Carts in the newest designs and colors. Prices $12.50 to $27.50

Boone Kitchen Cabinets save steps, provide a safe place for cooking in-tredii-nra and make a handy place for eons in uicnsils. The housewile spends more time in the k!tch"n than where and should have a "Iloone" Cab

inet lo lessen ils labors. This "Uoone" Cabinet.

$30.00

-iSuiue as low as $12.50.

Look beyond the cost price when yoa buy a Ref rigeratori

A refrigerator has more than one price. The price you pay

is only the beginning of the expense. The ice cost is the big cost, that will equal cr exceed the first cost every year, if you buy a

cheap, ice-eating refrigerator.

IT FAYS TO PAY THE PRICE OF THE

AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATOR

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For It Is so well build, with Its eiKht honest-built walls, and it Is so saving of your lee, that It pays the additional cost over a cheap refilserator the very first season. At the same time. It keeps food ao much tastier, ltjk automatic circulation prevents flavors'' tolling. ' Ua built-in water cooler insures a plenteous supply of Ice-cold water at all times, without a penny's extra lee costIt you don't Investigate the Automatic before )ou buy, you'll regret It. We're glad lo show it, without obligation.

1'rlc

$20.00 to $32.50

Other refrigerators as low as $9.85.

fife i W.J u

VUDOR PORCH SHADES Eight-foot Vudor Torch OJJ Shades, Ttoit drop PT9 (it her siaes, as low $2 25 r.:..' $ito$5

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UNFILLED Window Shades ; Come in and let us show you why these are the most beautiful and economical shades you can buy.

Plain Figure Prices in Every Department

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Oli Hickory Porch Furniture . old Hickory Porch Swings and Rock- s ' ers Rre the ideal pieces for the porch. w l urclr. Rockers trorn $2.50 to $5.00 ;

Itocknr like cut

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LEBANON INDIANA

MAKB1AG2 1.KENSKS. Muriuge Iicooh's luive Is n issued to James W. James and Ka hel A. Padgett; Ora 1'rotlit and Vernila M. Mil-

red tlx

I.OWF.B MT. ZION. '1HIs Mayeile Carrol of Tuaeoln, III., came Wodnowiay to spend several vmis with br aunt, Mrs. Clara Washburn. -. llafie Jones and family of James(own wort Sunday guaita of llorold Needham's. Kl olla TnnHM. helped Kr-vts the baker at New Host, r-iliihimh M breud

j tnute Wednesday flernin. ... ... I (Ha i r-ur.err aad f.imny wore the rruoaU of .1""" Tliomas and family at t ut'n H rn y r i.Uv 1 I V ; t s ! i.r.

and Mm. W. V-'. Hush Tuesilay evening, attended the lecture and spent tlie night with his son Otto and familyClyde Culley and family had as ?uei Sunday K. M. Graves and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. . Graves, Mrs. Lucinita Jones, Alva Culley and family, Mrs. Cora Jones and daughters and Mrs. Perry Jones and daughter of Xionsville. Henrv and I'.hnlla Proffitt were in S'orth Salem Tuesday. : Mrs. S. J. Itcuchler seiit Monday with her brother Vi'. W. Hush und wife. Charles Mr.Michaela returned to his home in iit.n'ierou jiomuiy win u oanon. Mr . and Mrs. Allwrt Eideoui cntertunifit fcumiay, i.!m Flew and fiiM.ilv trom nr-Hi 1'horntiwn, tr. ant! Sis. Jamcj Ciurdon and son Lloyd

and grandson Oral. Lloyd's school closed last week. There will be an Ice cream supp?r at the community building Wednesday night June !9). Walter Needhiiin and family from near Thorntown. spent Monday ith Mr. and Mrs. Hart-id Keedham. I. H. Airhart war in Crawfordaville, Thursday afternoon. II. W. J'tofillt's Scre in Ibanon 1 hursday.

NEW, BRUNSWICK.

The Childrn'a exercises we well attended last Sunday night. Attendance at Suiolay school Sunday was 1S2. ' Otiana L-'nton sient Sirtiday with her mother! Mrs. Mat Linton , of Brownidmrsr. C. H. V u iter nd wife spent Sun

day with Edgar Kailey a,d wife ofi Lizton. John Shaffer and wife of Tilden' spent Weil.iesday with G. W. Woodard and family. Mrs. W. F. Dliutmore Is upending .. this week with her daughter Mrs. Mary Linton of Brownsburg. C. H. Walter made a business t'i( i to Indianapolis last Thursday. f Rev. W. H. Hendershot and wife s and George Walter and wife of Leo anon called on C. H. Waller find wiftMonday night. I t

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