Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 226, Lebanon, Boone County, 20 June 1917 — Page 7

v'v ALL , r AiTLia

Everything in this Department is blue penciled. All prices are substantially reduced. Buy Now and You Will Save

0 Frankfort $9.50 TO

.iAGARA FALLS

sjNER LEAF ROUTE 'nday, June 21 and on Sunys during July and Aug-; ( t, route via Toledo, Cleve-j id and Buffalo. 12 da. limit ' sk agenls or write (.has. B. Rose; i it. Ccneral Pass. Agt., Clover Uf I I i'c Toledo, O. I

Classified ADVERTISING Rates Vic Per Word, Each Issue. No Advertisement Taken for Lui Than 10c.

PLAYING THE FIELD

GROCERIES Always in the Lead LEWIS & STORMS

IRHART'S GARAGE i. H. AIBHART gency or the Buick Auto ,oom for Car. Expert Workmen 5 224 South Lebanon St

tnument Work May Cost More Soon. We still make our I sual Very Low Prices 'ARLAN MONUMENT CO.

oip phone 1UJ. lies, pnones in a in 'Hs Harlan C. W. Chappius

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e First National Bank The oldest and largest bank in Boone county.

DR. T. S. TURNER LEBANON. IMjUNA. )iseaes of Women and Children ht te. Throat ud Loan tt tank Building, Eoom 804, 6 and SJ6. Phone nt

BEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR POULTRY Columbia Conserve Co. Lebanon Phone $20

FKTY RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED gl edge, par do 25 jhle tdgi, per doaen . .J5 We pay postage one way. ; Barker & Son. Lebanon

! FOR SALE j $i(S.ouo.u6 "I to loan on farms at 5 per cent, j The I'm mm National Mortgage i Company, J .SEE UNION TUl;ST COMPANY j Lebanon Ind. C-ti-tf J COR SALE OK TRADE Julo In-1 dian motorcycle. 'J'hone 12108. fi-19-fit. COR SALE Twenty-rive, one hundred (k)u:'.1 sh.uats. Phono oOM-X. MS-Xt. : roit SALE laundry Vtovw. 'heater,! 1 sanitary steel bed. kitchen cabinet Also &nrne matting. oU4 West Noble, phone 11. 0-19-ot. rOlt KENT Two light housekecplog rooms and three furnished rooms. Ut;4 South Fast street. Phone r8.VK. fi-'JU-tf. WANTED UANTED MALE AND FEMALE 'HELP An intelligent person may earn $!O0 monthly corresponding for newspapers; $40 to $o0 monthly in spare time; expcriince unnecessary; no canvassing; subjects suggested. I Send for particulars. National Press Bureau, Iioom 1619, Buffalo, N. Y. 4-27-6-mo. WANTED Old false teeth. Don't matter if broken. 1 pay fZM to tl'i.00 per full sot Single and partial plates in proportion. Send by parcel po;,t and receive check by return mail. I, MAZER, 2'J7 South oth street, Philadelphia, Pa. 6-tl-lOt U ANTED Fireman at T. II., I. t ' E. power house. Phone 72ft. 6 22-tf. UI VNTED ' Salesman," live, wide

" awake man to sell coffee, tea etc. Excellent salary can be made hy iapable re in Consumer Coffee Co., 214 S. Michigm Aoe., Chicago, 111. 6-I8-.V.. UIANTKDA dependable youHS man war.ts job on faim. Phone ;7.i2-Y or ft-Y. o-18-tf.

U. ANTED Person who found hun- ; die containing suit of clothe" and I two snnll coats to return same to Be. , porter ofV:ro. 19-tf.

FOR RENT FOR KENT Three newly" funished . rooms. 304 Eouth Eat stet. Call W-K. Hay 22-tf.

fOR RENT ft room house, bath.

toilet, Vf blocks from square. .Veal Company. 6 ltf. FO R S A I .EH ou se " and I ot," U! 5 South Meridian street. 8-l-6t LOST ' LOST Kunday evening, a Keiiyfprinitficld tite detachable rim, J;;x4, fc.'twcen the Dour Goodwin farm on U'C Indianapolis read and Lebanon. ! i-fl t h retaii to th Pa'ace g.irnrf. 4 8-18-tf.

BY JACK Vi'.IOCK. M-: YORK, June 2!). When the m;i. 'e;tR.e s g ready to do thoii draii :R thi-i fail -after Cncle Simuel ha . noislied his dn,ft--lt is more thai: likely that fewer player. will be drafted than for the pa..t five or sis year. Last full the sixteen major leatrac c'ul s ifrat'tcd more than one , iri!.;e-i p!aers. It wa one of the brtrgesi ilralts in the history of b;i.-eha:l, alio the nioEUis went thrnuKh with it because they thought indications pointed to another period of suuvss for ihr Kr.tnd old K"me. Dut nt that time no ore knew that he Tinted States would be involved in the world war. No one knew oi thouirnt that the sons of Uncle Samuel

would he lighting in the trenrr.es or the western battle front in franc within a year's time, for with tlie haseledl war at an end pro.-pert wen buglit. Now all this i., chanced. War has con e to this lair land of ours an. I wa has hit baseball a t'Tnhc wallop it its most vulnerable .-pot the box

otlice.

Some of the smaller minor leag les urh as the Pine lieige league, have I ready closed (hir rates. Other-

are living in vugue hope tint', some thing will haitpen to enable them ti

go through the season, and ever n.ioor league in the country h.is beer forced to take up tbe n.attec of rotrenehme"t in oid.r to get by. The big leagues, desi.ite reports to the contrary, have suffered as a result ol poor attendance, and it carrot ail Is blamed on the weather, bud as tin weather has been throughout tht Eist and the Central Western States. The big league scouts are on ilut as usual this year. They are looking over the ivory lb-Ids for prospictivi major league ta'ent, but they havi been given instructions to recommend or'y the cream of the plavers thej -e in action, and only a f"W of them The armv draft will toko manv bal: players from both major and minor leagues, and U-fore the drafting season opens in September nriny a l'ag uer may lie called to till the boots of .-oieo nlaver in a league of hiuner classiiication l.ecaiw.' the ranks have be-'n depleted hy Ui.de Sam. Yet the club owners in not going to tike long rh.inee-t with pl.ijerfor they hae no idea now- what con ditions they will he called upon tr. face within a month or two, and the watchword of the holiness end of the whole basel.uil world is "Retrer.th."

YESTERDAY'S RKSl ITS. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Open d:ite, AMERICAN LEAfiLE.-Wa-hington, ,,, Detroit, 0. Only one game played. NATIONAL LEA'jLE. New York, .1; !!..ston, 1. Pittsburgh, 7; St. Louis, 3. Urooklyn, 12; Philadelphia, a. Chiciigo, 2-2; Cincinnati, 1-ti. IN TLHN ATIONAL LEAlil'E. Richmond 12-4; Buffalo. B-!t. Toronto, fi; Provicpjiicp, I. Nev.sik. 4; Montreal, 0. Sochi.'rter, 8; 2itiinoie, 4.

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State Organuer of W. C T. U. to Speak at First Baptist " Church.

Mr. Retta Jones, of Alexandria, state orgtnizer and lecturer of the Woman's Christian Tcmpcranec Union will give a lecture this evening 7:.'i0 o'clock at the First Baptist church the subject of the address being, "New Totfcin, New -Constitution, and Red Cross Work." Mrs. Jones is known all over the stale as i lecturer worth while and those who fail to hear her will miss a rare opportunity for she has not only a mesrngc for her henrere hut ne delivers it in an interesting manner, punctuating her remarks with many clever witticisms. Mrs. Jones delivered the lame lecture this afternoon before a large audience who were delighted with her haudling of the subject The lecture this evening as was the one tins afternoon is free to the public, which is cordially inviti-d to bo present.

TWO MORE ENLIST IN

THE HIE SERVICE

Ira Ashley and Lester Criderj Successfully Pass Ex- I

animations.

Ira Ashley md lister Crider, who -nt to Indianapolis yesterday to take i::ninary es.iminatiens for entering

the marines, pas.-ed succsfully, and

will leave Sunday for St. Louis, where if thiy pass the lina! tests, will be sent on to the Mure Island training sUtion at San Francisco, Cal. Norva! Seas-, who went with Crider und Ashley, was rejected hoi ause he was under weight. Kd'son Koi.bins went to Indianaisdis to take the test this af meon, and if sutTesul, he will go uilh Crider ami Ashley. tk'orgr V hite who enli ded nt Indianapolis, left today for Poet Royal, S. C. where he v. ;il i -port at the U. S. Marino "-niiuiiig cump.

I EAVES ON A TRIP.

Hnrntd IJas.tt left lost night at j midnight for Coj-.d, Neb., for a visit, with his aim'. Mrs. Ann;. DeVol. From here he will go to Denver and; f oloiado Springs, Colo., and at the ' hitter place will be the guest of Mr. ; and Mrs. Ceorge Ksex, forrrnjr resi- ; dents of Lebanon. Mr. Pa.-sett will I

also spend some time at Cheyenne, j

I., and from here he will go to j Animas, Col., for a visit with hi ; e, Henry Hart Pefore leaving I tvening, Mr. Itassett entertained iiepany of his fr.ends at his home , S'oith Es-t street. The evening! spent informally and a luncheon i served. I

LAFAYETTE COUPLE WEDS. William M. Parry and Mrs. Eliza-!

both It. Essertier, both of I afayette.

were married this renr-img bv Justice of the P.ace, J. F. Trowbridge., flr. Harry in liis application for a Kccno

ave his occupation hs that of a cook.

HAS lllN POSTPONED. The meeting of the Pieu.sant Hour Embroidery club which was to have been held tomorrow has been postponed until a week from tomorrow.

Hi tter prices for bettor eggs. Sell your Roofers now. I, 20-:. I.

Tickers on sale Daily to Saptemtxr 30th Return limit 30 days to New York and Boston low round trip fares alio to many other poinlseastiiicludingNlagara FjIIs, Thousand Islands, Adirondak Mountains, New England, Lastern Canada and Atlanta Coast Remats. Siop-ovcrs permitted at all points enroutc. , Crcle Tow

Riitv-ny circuit li. Nw York unit

io.Ib ami ts-Mh on ou

rsducisl sutunior fsi Ticket Af ent Big Four Moute

TIrarsday Friday and Saturday

CORSETS ; W. B. CORSETS $5.00 values $.1.50 $3.50 values $2.95 $2.00 values $1.50 $1.50 values $1.00 $1.00 values '. ..79e

GEORGETTE CREPE Forty inches wide, mals, tan, Kelly, taupe, Copen, burgundy, white, navy, wisteria, black, pearl, ?Q rase, nile; special per yd. iPAaU

NEW SMOCKS Pretty new Smocks, delightful for

$1.39 and up

summer wear. Special at. . . ,

BLOUSE SPECIALS Lingerie Blouses, made of organdie, voile and batiste, also silk models in tailored and dressy designs, QQ, special at tOt

LINGERIE RIBBONS Five yard bolts in pink, blue and white. Special, 1 fi per bojt JLUC, Rosebud Ribbon, in soft pinks and ?..4c,8c,10c

GEORGETTE BLOUSES Exclusive models ir. excellent quality Georgette, values J? AA up to $8.50. Special Pt)AJl

"MILBA MAID" MIDDIES "KNOWN BY HEART" All white, fancy stripe and white with fancy trimmings, $1.25 (J-j ff values, special 5 i. vU

MIDDIES All white unit ulnrcd trimmed Middies, sizes ti to 41, PvOn special at JtJC

Extra Millinery Clearance ONE LOT OF TRIMMED HATS FOR LADIES AT $1.00 CHILDREN'S HATS, DIVIDED INTO TWO LOTS at title and 9Hc UNTRIMMED SHAPES HALF PRICE

Miscellaneous Bargains . BED SPREADS Just one dozen plain White Spreads, with or without cut corners, QRp special for these three days at, each Oi Just eight Colored Spreads, $3.50 kind, special for these three 0 JZCi days, at, each

Betty Ross Crochet Cotton, three spools- for Moire Hair Bow Riblwns, per yard, for Children's White Hose, per pair, for 15c Light Percales, thirty.six inches wide, per yard Plain or Fancy Silkolincs, per yard, for Six Bone Hair Pins, in box, for

25c 19c 15c lie 12c 5c

The new "Fashionette" Hair Nets, Off n 15c. or Z for JC

Silk Flags, each Good quality Straw Ticking, per yard

Good quality Brow n Toweling, "j O J. n per yard Asi C

Our $2.00 Silks, per yard for See the Embroideries, fur, per yard

39c

m c

SI .50 10c

Great Offerings From Our Ready - to - Wear Department 100 beautiful plain white and fancy Wash Dresses, our .$5.98 and Q5T ff $6.50 numbers, three days only, at, each tptl.vl $5.98 and $7.50 Fancy Novelty Coats, sizes 16 to 41, special for these QO QQ three days only, at, each &O.UO $5.98 and $6.50 Wool Skirts, plain colors and Novelties, sizes to fit.CQ OQ everybody, these three days only, at 0Jt0

This week we will offer our better Coats, Suits and Dresses, choice of our $25.00. $27.50 and $29.50 Coats, Suits and Silk Dresses, these three days only at $15.00 each.

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All alterations free of charge

SIS

CRAIG'S

NORTH SIDE SQUARE 'SUPERIOR SERVICE"

LEBANON, IND.

EVERY DAY IS WALL PAPER DAY AT THE PAINT SPOT HARRY SAUNDERS Phone 100-Y. Wert alius 81

H. B. SHOOK VETERINARIAN Over Oak Drng Btore Telephone Ui. Lebanon, Ind.

DR. R. D. GARRISON DENTIST Facia era Bute Bank BoilsUa Koosu 2SS-2W PhosM Ml

DR. A. F. NELSON VETERINARIAN Davis Bros.. Livery Barn rhones 7 nd 2007

JOnN H. HOY General Real Estate BusinesH GRAND OPERA HO SE Call Phone lUft-Y

MORTGAGE LOANS rn Boone county furm.i of approved Liile ti'f 5 years No conrr.ission. Farmers State Bank LEBANON

REPORTER UN R. K. W.ee YEARLT

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