Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 225, Lebanon, Boone County, 19 June 1917 — Page 2

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LITTLE SISTER LOVES TO HAVE HER HAIR WASHED IF THERE IS .PLENTY OF HOT WATER It is so easy to have REALLY HOT water for all purposes if you have a A Copper Coil Gas Water Heater Just light the pas and in a very few minutes you will have all the hot water you wish. Trice 16.50, including connection to your kitchen tank. Convenient terms. See them at our showrooms or telephone for a representative.

Northern Indiana & Electric Co.

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CADILLAC, PAIGE AND , DODGE BROS.' CARS FIRESTONE AND U. S. TIRES ENGLISH AUTO AND TRACTOR CO. MORTGAGE LOANS cm Boon county farm of tpprored title 6 0 year No conraiisaion. Farmers State Bank I. KB a sos EX R. D. GARRISON PEJTIST Finwi Suu Baak MMta. sterna 2M-M? PhoM S4S-K , it b. shook VETERINARIAN Ore Oik Drug Store Taltphona M. Lebanon, Ind. JOHN n. HOY General Beal Estate JJuainess CBAM) VVERA HOUSE Call Phone 100-Y EVERY DAY IS WALL PAPER DAY AT THE PAINT SPOT HARRY SAUNDERS Phone 100-Y Went Main it DR. A. F. A'ELSON 5 VETERINARIAN Davis Bros. Livery Barn Fhciiea.7'atid 2007

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72 CJTT ADTnTUUMT. To whom It berehv vn re tl t rltv of Let d.)r.'l and OV. Uie followlnn (I In of A lnt.i iili'iru-! ty the fl.iwl,, nn Pon'the HIli """" June lim.' primrnl re-..,luttn No. t. i he lmprmetr.nl ftf Knit Hm1 t frum the e.l line of lt,.!Unp.i ne to the e.e.,1 line nf flrnt eln curb tintl Ritller all , ..n tll In the 1.IT nirlneer t eM eitl ein'-il f eeid fit rwr In for miner, win mr-f fr tii p.rri Murine unr rTrmri tn ftt-d. r arirj will h mlii. r wtrn" prr Knl prMif puhllr nil p-rMn InterMrirl Mflfid ejee.-d th poeell Imp city dvll ' lenient n e.llmMe't tiy tin Rlneer of ew1 city. WILLIAM I'. WM1TK. f'lerk. qlty of llwtnun, Iti'l JiEVJ5R JKEGI.ECT A ,CQLD A chill after bathin, cooling off suddenly after exercise and drafts, give the eold germs a foot-hold that may lead to something worse. Safety requires early treatment. Keep Or. King's New Discovery on hand. This pleasant balsam remedy allay inflammation, soothes the cough and repairs the tissues. Better be aafe than sorry. Break up the eold with Dr. King's New Discovery before it is too late. At your druggist, 60c, $1.00. -Ahr. CALL 233 And Save Atone on Groceries J. W. DAV.DSON Aeroas rorrl Traction Station ROYAL WORCESTER AND EON TON' .CORSETS AT CRAIG'S NATURE'S CKEATZCN Ver T'rtWeiilnaiV Asthnta, Br thliil CnUi , f c- , k t s1 "!t 1L

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ing Meeting Held , Last Night. SPEAKER IS COMING Dr. ErTie McCollum Jones to Give Address Here on June 28. Th Woman's Franchise League met last night in convention hall of the Tourt house for the purpose of atudyn the "Endorsement and Election of Delegates to the Constitutional Convention;' Mrs. B. S. Higgina prelidcd. The league has had the oppor tunity and pleasure of hearing a number of. well-informed men and women of the state present tjii ab ject o the men ana women 01 me cnumjr. o that the studv of Inst night was nerely a sort of helpful review. The - oblv ennriitrtrd h Miss Lvlli -tell of this city. While the attendance hi nnt n arre as unon some otner nrrinn. vet it was most satisfactory nusmuch as nearly every woman pres ent took pan in me lesson, inepruinf everv utesiadv of tile CtVli ready-to-wear-store was an inspiration o the leaders in tne irancnise league iho wolcome other stores to send reiresentativea to the meetings of the vganiiation. A simniar quix win di -onducted at the nexe regular meeting f the league, and Mrs. Ben F. McKey jv ill be tlte leader. National Speaker to Com?. Perhaps the mose important occasion which the local franchise league vi-ill have presented to the people of he county, and there have been severl noteworthy occasions heretofore, vill be the presence and lecture of Dr. Kffie McCollum Jon, who is sent out by the National Suffrage Association to speak in different parts of the state if !"ti,m. Pr. Jones will have three lays only in the Ninth district, nukng twice each day. She will be in U'tanon Thursday afternoon, June 28 nd arrangements will be made to have her talk from the pulpit of one of the local churches. Dr. Jones la a spl did speaker and considered one of the Tinst able sent out by the National Suffrage Association. She is a lec turer of wide reputation and when presenting her lectures for gain receives f 0 er lecture. This is a great op portunity for the men and women of the county to hear a splendid lecture free. There will be no dull moments and every one is sure to go away filled with the gospel of the franchise for the women of the country. ARM IS BROKEN. Clarence Beck Injured in Cranking Aulomohile. Clarence Heck, the 16-year-old son f Linden Pvk, residing near Shan tondale, suffered n fractured right arm yesterday afternoon when he atcmpted to crank an automobile at the home of his uncle, William Duncan The arm was broken just above thi wrist Dr. H. N. Coons was called ind reduced the fracture. COURT NEWS. Rol.rrt Reed has been granted 8 d vorre from Corda Reed. Custody r the children, Verl and Mary Reed, were given to the plaintiff. The arguments in the case of W liam H. Stalev vs. IpvI F flavin al, for money had and received and 10 scr, a."iie conveyance, were compieiefl totiay.

ESSENTIAL FACTS RB0UT REGISTRATION OF VOTERS

Having in mind the various questions being aked from day to day regarding the registration now going on the following is submitted; The registration board is in session in the front room of the county assessor's office, southeast corner court house, firt floor. The purpose of the registration ! It, res-inter alt eiflzena of H..,e. ty who wish to vote or deltgates to tne conituiuiicna convention. All voters, both men and women, must register, If they wir.h to vote. There is but one place for registration for alf townships in the county. son may register by affidavit, sending the registration iiank fcjr messenger ' ry man. Tin reiiilratf,n is only for the et "11 of rff'e ' to (1 C r- t 1-

Tie f !!. tig e t'H.-'n"-, in '.' of ;.e tu u ews list in Thurtitown: artll E. Howard, raited JidO; W. C. Janiei,, raised ('0; A. C. itersey, raised fluO; Y'. C. Jaquea, reduced l!0. ' j In Jackson township corrections 1

were made as follows: W. L. Birrliirr,! raised fWO; i, E. Camplin, raised I HI; Jesiw M. Coombs, rained VlUa; K. A. Canada, redjeed f 100. W. W. Jonea assessment in Marion township waa reduced $70 on account of a horse having died. . John A. Everett, of Perry township was given a reduction of tM on aecount of the death of a cow. Klbert Perkina waa assessed (240 on additional improvement in Jeffer son township. A reduction of 40 on account of the death of a cow was made in the iUt of Joseph A: Cook of Center township. The sum of $3,000 was added to the list of the Farmers Elevator Co. of Jamestown on account of error in addition of the assessor. ' The assessment of Otia Hadley of Sugar Creek township, was reduced 140 on account of a sow having died ince being assessed. Charles E. Bruce, of Jefferson town ship, was assessed $00 en additional mprovements. W. C. Wright, of Jefferson town hip, appeared before the beard and made a person! assessment of $610. James W. Moore's appeal for a re duction of $100 on appraisement of improvements, was denied by the board. Ora L. Brown, of Jefferson townhip, waa assessed $500 on improve ments and asked a reduction of $2b in account of the detth of a sow. Austin Egbert asked a reduction of llfiO on account of the loss of 32 head t1 sheep, J. B. Shoebaker asked a reduction )f $30 on loss of a colt. Ten dollars was added to the list f Martha Hutehens of Jackson township on acount of error in addition of the township assessor. The sum of $470 was added to the list of Howard M. Shelley of Jackron township. Frank B. Pointer of Jackson township, made a personal list of $30 and poll. v F. W. Stevens, of Union township, asked for reduction of $60 for death of a horse. Clara M. Beck, of Jcffcr on town--liip, was a""d SI-0 for additional improvements. , Samuel JJean, of Jefferson township, made a personal assessment oi $740. A reduction of $100 each was made on Tilghman Dean, Charles A. Dean and Samuel Dean on threshing engine. ENLISTS IN ARMY. Former Lebanon Boy Joins Ambulance Corps. Charles Norwood and son George, stopped here a short time today on their way to Lifayette. George is oon to leave Indianapolis for a training camp in Pennsylvania as an ambulance driver in the Marion Club am bulance corps No. 18. He will be en gaged in active field service. CHILD 13 KURT. Little Daughter of James Evans I jured by Jumping From Auto. The six-year-old daughter of James Fvans of South East street was In jured yesterday when she jumped from the running board of a moving automobile near hef father's home. It was thought at first that she had been injured seriously, but she was just badly shaken up from the fall and slightly bruised. ON WAY HOME. ' Word has been received here that Herbert Bales and family are enroute to this city from Los Angeles, Cal by motor. When last heard from, they were in Stockton, Cal. They will stay here permanently. The registraion board fill be in session daily rom 8:00 a. m., to p. m., until August 20. ' Thi registration ha nothing whatever to do with the city election to be hejd in November. . . This regulation has nothing to do with the conscription boartl At the flection ,held on September IS, I'JH there will be one Relegate elected rom thia ebunty apd also thee are fifteen delegatea-it-buge to vote or. In order ,to .handle thi work promp'Jy it is urged that everyone legiatttr promptly. (i. JI. VC'S, C'e ,

Bprgain Day .. THESE SPECIALS FOR ONE DAY ONLY

Fifty New Taffeta Skirts

Thursdfly Table Linen S9c Mcrceriied Table Dam ask, "i inches wide, new pat terns, Thursday only, for 59c Tissue Gingham 27-inch Tissue Cinghams, all neat stripe and floral designs, 25 grade 1Q. Thursday only . . 4-'-'' Fancy Voiles S9-inch Voiles, white ground with fancy stripes oT Persian patterns, 30c values, OCf Thursday only Ladies' Hose Ladies' fine Lisle Hose, black or white, slightly imperfect Thursday only, Cftp THREE PAIRS FOK.Ut Dress Linens 36-inch Dress Linens, navy. helio, tan, pink and white, 7,"c values, Thursday 59c only, for . . . . . Barrsley Linen Barr.flcr linen finished linen suiting, 6 lnchea wide, 33c grade, Thursday OKn only, for itOK, Silk Hose SBs Silk J'iher Hose, silk to the knee, black, white, gray, Palm Beach, pink, maze and fQp brome, Thursday only ....J7C ;. Silk Gloves Ladies' double tipped Silk Gloves, plain white or black, all with con trasting stil grade, Thursday only. Embroidered Voile 38 and 40 inch Embroidery Voile, white ground with blue, lavender and pink embroidery fof waists and dresses, 76c grade, EAp Thursday only Uwl Organdy Embroidery 40-inch Organdy Embroidery fine quality, neat floral designs, $1.00 value, Thursday AQ only, for U7W .Cross Bar Organdy 24-inch Cross Bar Organdy, for waists and dresses, 19c r Thursday only Notion Specials. 10c Clasp 7c lftc Children's Supporter. lie 10c Brass Pins 7e 15c Bias Tape 10c 25c W"it Belting 15c Sc Hump Hairpins ' 4c 10c Pin Cubes 8c 15c Selicks' Rose Talcum Kc 10c Curling Irons 7e 10c Kid Curlers 7c Be Linen Tape, three for 10c 6c Bolts of icrring Bone Braid !e 10c Hair Nets, four for 2.rc Mop and Polish Outfit pne KOc bottle of Furniture Polish and one 75c Cedar Oil Mop, Q5 f 1.25 outfit for '. ;.yv i Standard DIack Dress Silks Reduced Very special art black Satin Measalinet, 35 inches wide, at $1.25 a yard. This dress alik wears well and ha soft' chiffon finish, $1.60 values. Black Chiffon TuffetSa, smooth and ;finev full 40 inrhes wide, $1.6 a yard, values 2.M. Jilack flro I'e Londrc, a yard wide, one of the riibest of all J1.M a . yard, nlues. ' riomocrs I ft. i-es f-.f bnvs 2 to 8 year,

They are just being unpacked as this ad is being written, and a bettor line of taffeta skirts we have never seen at the price. New plaids, stripes and novelty silks in all colors; also stiinp plain Macks. AH have the new Dutch nocketa. shirred tpa and some

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Colored Taffeta Gro De firondre and Beldings guaranteed taffeta navy, Copen. green, gray, brown, wisteria, white and black, J.2.r values, (PI Q Thursday only I)10 V Fancy Taffetas , , Your choice of our entire line of fancy taffetas, 36 inches wide, ?lanl, and stripes and all colors, 2. IK) and $2.2!i values, Thursday only, per yard for $1.50 Foundation Silk .'Iti-inch Foundation Silk, black, navy, preco, Copen, white, maze, light blue, lavender and rose 3!c values, Thursday OQ only for Wl Sport Poplin Bcldine's guaranteed Sport Poplin, 38 inches wide, $2.75 (PI C( values, Thursday only. . V A0 Taffeta Silk 3-inch Taffeta Silk, white, light blue, pink, rose, mate, peach, lavender, gray, navy, Copen, brown, green and dark gray, f 1 .25 value, Thursday (1 1(1 only .,4 iPlal. Fancy Ribbons Silk Ribbons for every use that ribbons can be put to for sashes hair bow, bags, girdles, millinery trimmings, etc., 35c and 40c OQ vaiuen for tv Foot Stools ,tut twelve small foot stools, 60c values, as long as they last 1 yos- choice for .AUC Cretonne Baskets Cretonne Waste Paper Baekets, white and mahogany frames, assortee) cretonnes, extra QQ special for Thursday ,,f..OIC Queen Quality Slippers Quee" Quality, tan, calf, twosi rapped clippers, with low heels, sizes 3 to 8 ',$!. 50 (PI QQ values, Thursday for. ...J) lJO

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Sport Materials 34-inch sport materials, with plain materials to match, 39c quality, Thursday OC only, for . . fciUV Drera Ginghams Plaid and striped Press Ginghams, new coloring and deaigns, 32 inches wide, 25c K...k,Tl.u.Uy ' 1Q-, only, for .. .. JL V Auto Cloth 3A-itich linen finished Auto Cloth for middies, skirts and dresses, white only, 1 C SOo grade Thursday . . J.O V Children's Hose Fint Ribbed Lisle Hose for children, black and while, special for ' Thursday, a pair. 25c Ladies' Hose Ladies' fine Lisle Uose, merceed finish, black or white. Hoc -rude, for OKn Thursday only alijl Table Linen Fine Table Damask, linen, 72 inches wide, fJQn 11.00 value, Thursday t ' Fern Boxes Rustic Fern Boxes for your porch, a foe article, laursday ' IO. special for TtOC Women's Slippers Women's black patent and kid slip. pers one and three, straps, medium heels, $3.00 Valws, ' A Thursday spedaf Boys' Shirts Boys' Blue Chambray Shirts, with two collars to match, It and 14 years, 65c grade, 40 Thursday only ........... ,lAt Wash Suits Boys' Wash fluita and Bomiwrs, slightly soiled, &i grade, QOn Thursday only .....,..... Men's Shirts Men's tan Chambray Work Shirt sizes 14 to 17, 50c grade, ' 0ft Thursday only '. Athletic Union Suits Men'a Athletic Nainsook Union tuits, well made, all sitea, CO Thurwlay only . ....ps: Auto Accessories $1.00 Sandow Spark Plugs $3 50 Stuart Warning pni nw Signal for J3 $4.00 Victor Spot IJght 4T2 60c Silk Flags on metal flag 0O staff, for r.. ... . 03C Wash Dresses Fifty sample Wash Dresses lawns, voiles, linens, sport suits, etc.. ail colon and all sites, values to $3.50, oonr:d?'....,....'..$5.co Bungalow Aprons Bungalow Aprons, made of scout percales, light and dark colors, middy styles, button sioe, buttoned back, belted mndela, extra fTOy special Thursday Jt)C Breakfast Sets Breakfast Sets, skirt, waist ant) rap to match In plain percales, ail eoiors, Thnrvlay- fjf special for One Dollar il".'jicry .V.'e Fifty Trimmed Hot, ft ThurMlajr only . One bundled UnUtmiue'l t HaU Thu.-i-.iiiy .v 4 Forty Cl.ldren'. HaU. f.'l Tt.und Ci-y 3 '

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