Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 226, Lebanon, Boone County, 20 June 1917 — Page 8

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Does your grocer weigh your potatoes, ripples, etc., or does he uh the old method of measures. Whenever you buy a peek of Potatoes of Matthew you get full I '1 pounds. We positively give you what you huy. Potatoes, new or old, per peck $1.05 Biir No. 3 cun Blackberries? '. I V Big can of Pork and Beans 1 1c But size can Sardines 10c Bi box of M ;t Ci -j - , 5c ThrciJ, v .it3 (.( ! Lr.:r, per go- .1 1c Q'-.urt Mason Ja ,, per k: .?n G5c Eitfttd, ptr loaf !)c Matthews' Cut Rate Grocery 206 West Washington Street I hones PHI 490 STRAWL'E.'tlCIKS PINEAPPLES 'SKFD F.IAIOES

Springtime makes a man want to quick-step J toward whatever his ambition is. Our now spring and summer shoes stylefully designed from resilient leather w ill act as a tonic w hen applied to your feet, t Step lively in this direction. Morgan Shoe Co. J

Colonial Quality Ilouae Quality Plays TONIGIIT. Vitagraph Blue Ribbon features present Leah Uaird and Waller McGrail in "THE LIGHTS OF NEW YORK" Wonderful scenes of New, York. Walter Mc(;rail as Hawk Chnvinsky, treet gangster, whose interpretation of the character is no vividly true that the spectator is able to surmise his part at the very opening. l-eah Baud an the bereft heiress, is also well fitteirto her role. Miss Haird plays the part of the daughter of a hunker, who has, received a death wound from Hawk, ami given to the role her usual quiet and convincing interpretation. Although the production stupe a number of scenes where the latent styles are in great eviilcnce, such as a cabaret, ball and wedding stew, the gowns which Miss Baird wear lire decidedly different and beautiful in every instance. 10c AI)MISSION-.r.c Olympic Theater Quality House Quality Playa TONIGHT "BACK OF THE MAN" if woman, the kind of woman we admire and love and tight for. She is determined that the green country boy ha!l nuke goo'I and he doe. But an power comen to the boy there arm force that entangle him and compromise htm. Insiduously they work, faster and faster, until he find? himnelf on trial for his life and then DOROTHY DALTON who is tlve women, makes a great sacrifice which turns nut right after all. A play that will keep you on the edge of your seats throughout. "FILM EXPOSURE" Triangle comedy featuring Harry McCoy ' 10c A OMISSION 5c Reporter, by mail, ?3 a Year. Job Work at Reporter ofSce

Prest-O-Lite Service Station Batteriea recharged and repaired. Free inspection and distilled water. Jacob E. Wikox 112 East Main SlTeet Phone 199.

The Store cf Vtilues M CLOTHiNC Harry L. Kcnworthy HANOI. ALL KINDS OF NONTAXABLE SECURITIES Residence phone. 221; Office. 106 GEO L. FRANK & CO. Jr fieri, (lptiri.ni and Mui Ifealera. Wet Side Square Phone 215 jtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiumiiiim COOK WITH GAS iiiMiiiiHiiiiiiitiiiiimi'iMiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiT i We can supply yon with anything in the Hardware line alio tmm mourn or t roan Lebanon Hardware Co. Plum asa wm Hsta stmt P. B. WINTERS CHIROPRACTOR Honrs: HI a. 2-5 and 7-8 p. am. CONSULTATION AND SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE Roomi 219-220-222-22L Phone 235 Reporter, by mail. S.1 a Year JOB WORK AT REPORTER

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MODEL AA7 Lace Front $2.00

Not until you do this w ill you really know CORSET SATISFACTION. Then, too, the price is reasonable; the model AA7, above mentioned, is only a $ .00 Lace Front Corset.

Do Your Kit Big! Help the Red Cross! ERSONAL MENTION. Ms. C'eve ' :.! . in of White-down f.-i t lay here. I l-v. in Itrown made a business trip ,i Ind-anapolis ....iy. Ai'hitr Iiowt v.-.i.- in Irulianap.di--,it - ai f noon nit business. Coach 1 burlier of Kianklin college a Ik-en -ponding n few days with t.;Um I leek of I'a.-t Washington lieeve Hurt, who is ill at the home f his "larr-nts Mr. and Mrs. I'r.rry Hurt er. Wiv! Chicago stris't. shew no iinijiovoment. A;U-iU and Mildred Wysong went I-. P .s ton today foe a few days' v i' v. ;fh their giuiidparents. Mr. and M'-s. A.l.dphus tt-oug. Mrs. i:.iv Adnci and children of V.hUi Wet stu.-t l.ft today fn (iernmntown, i'a., to spend the summer months with her parents. Mr. and Mis. .1.- e K..;x an.l Mi. and M'J. Have K,.-i-x of 'raw...r.l.ville ti,e guests of Mr. am f Vis l ido Park and other ,-elativcs. Jl's. I. aura Tudor relumed to hei home in C!.vi-i.lair this eve-ling lifter a shnit visit with Mr. and Mrs. Y. ,'. t ;,,:!; r .-... h m I-ad.iic Kichmnn vent to Ir-lian-anolis 'ust evening tn nieet his si4'-r. Mi.-s i'rnnees wiio returned from a t-r, .! . visit with relatives in Cini innati. Mr. an,! Mis. S. M. ttiker of "24 Wet Barroee strt will leave in the morning for f hnmpuitrn. 111., to ntte, the wedding of Mis Inez Stalon. the daur! t"- of an old friend, and to visit i id and friends two ...i . The or..-; ,,.., will take piaer s.iturd.iv u'!etn..on at oVhK'k. BEAN SIJl'AI) BI SY. Half Vorn field Plmilcd f nder revtion of Civ ic League. Aiready ha!' a diven fic'ds i.f beans have been planted by the bean s.niad i.nder the diieetam i.f the Civic Lea Kin- of the city. An opportunity for omen w ho rare to avail themselves of It is now- ..tT.-r.-l a.- the (.-ague has '"our mi.rp ''i. l.h to p'ant and beans enough for the pl.Hitieg. The b'ans lie phlided and gnthered bv the wom who receive half, the other half going; t the soldier's fund. This ir :-n opportunity for a number of wou.en to help conserve the rountrv's pro.Pl.-ts and also h-lp feed the soldiers. Any one interested should rali 'phone XT... Thursday, as the b.-an.-lo-i.-t he planted this week. COURT NEWS. The ca'.o of l uetda Gill against Ceorge V. (iill, for divorce, was on trial in the Iloone circuit court today. Th parties reside in Jefferson town hip. Ju.L." W. If. Parr today rendered j a irrdirt for the d. f. ndant i in th. Ire.e of William II. 'Si dey vs. Lev. I I'-ivis et nl. for money had and re. ..I to set WILLIAMS HOSPITAL. .Mrs. Maude Phillips, nf Kirklin, v.ho underwent nil abdominal opeia'ion nt the ho. pdal several weeks ago. ietui ned to her home today, St I'l'I.V SHU' SI NK. BOSTON, June 20. -The British steamship Klelc out of Boston, carrying munitions and food supplies valued at 2,5W.0(KI to Mnnrhesb-r. England, has been sunk by a (.erman U-boat off the const of Ireland, according to private dispatches received here toTOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. i0f Kelly -Springfield li'ri,""35i 4.'v. Bore license number, K-fiftSfi. Return to 1. li. Miller, (-reenxhurg, lnl. Iteward. 6-20-3t.

Ou$ of one hundred and five ladies who purchased Model AA7 Kabo Corsets in our corset department last spring ninety have returned sometime during this spring and purchased the same model again. Many others have also purchased. THEY ARE SATISFIED CORSET CUSTOMERS Are you satisfied with the corset you are wearing? If you are not, consult our corsetiere, Miss Casey, and let her help you select the model that is best adapted to your own particular figure.

Subscriptions to Fund Continue to Come From All Sections. tllg the iiownp'f.i.ir Xrm Rcrrlce.l WASIIIXtiTiiN. June 211. Total subscriptions in the Red Cross cam ; aiga for Jltio.OP'i.iMNi will pass the s.'O.oiUMKH) mark today. This was the .onfalent assertion of campuign oltieials when the summing up of sub;i rii.tions for the first 12 hours of the day was completed. "Vrt ,md hnlf davs of campaigning for funds have brought $'ln,0UO.in in pledges and subscriptions. Hod I'ross hcadiuaiters announced at noon. Present indications are there will he a va.-t oversubscription of the $100,iIOP.Iiihi fund. The Red Cross war council was informed today that the mayor of Ciniucinnati had orderee 'Miliccmen and 'ireineu on duty in that city to solicit funds fir Red Cross war funds.

Kl.lAVILLK. Perry Park and wife wore in Lebanon Monday on business. Martha Long, of Lebanon, is siemlng the week with Klsie Newkirk. Mrs. Mabel Warren and two ehildrrn -pent Hatunluy night nnd Sunday w ith Mrs. Warren nesr Mechanii-sburg. John Shirley of ls"banon spent Sunday wih his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Truss Shirley. Alfa Cory near Kiiklin will spend this summer with his uncle and aunt, liuis AHegree nnd wife, Moses C.oodl.night and wife were in lo'Iianvpolis Monday. Mrs. Silas Hexto'll spent M..n.la ufterii'.in in .ebunn. Charles Hex'e'l who has h.-.-n working in Lebanon acionipaiiie.1 Mrs. itejtell home for a Visit. John I'-iMs. wife and children spent Mori. by in Indianapolis. Perry 'ark, w ife and daughter neat R.wh drove were guests of Turn Reed and family Sunday. Mn .es Coo.lknight, John Halts nnd Charles ( l.nson have gone to Kort Hi-njamin Harrison to work ac the carpenter trade. Miss Zora Stewart and friends of south of Lebanon were here Sunday to attend the Children's exercises at the Christian church. Mrs. I ou lir.id haw, nf Indianapolis, hna come fur a few days' visit with T'ff Warburton and family and other friends. I'r. J. K. Tucker was it Lebanon Saturday on business. Kddh Craham was the dinner guest Mamlay of Klipabidh McMannis. Mrs. Var Adarns and children were in Lebanon Monday afternoon. CROSS ROADS. J'-fT Davis and family took dinner Sunday with I). D. Cohee and wife. Ivan Cohee and family spent from Satuiilay until Sunday with Wilber f'oh.-e and wife near KrwnonL Miiam Bowles and family spent Sunday afternoon with Truman Lucas and wife. Bob Anderson, wife, and children, Nat Wills and wifo called on Truman Lucas and wifa anil John Lucas anil wife Sunday afternoon. thnrles Ferguson and family. Joe fioldsberry and wife, and Otis Goldsberry and wife spent Sunday with Jim Proffitt and wife and Okie Proffitt and family. I. O. 0. F, NOTICE. Monday, J 2S. It the lat day to pay due. Nat WilU, N. G. Charlos It. Miller, secretary. -lfl-4L Eeport;r, by maiL 3 a Year.

Do Your Kit Big! Help the Red Cross!

MARKET REPORTS INDIANAPOLIS MAIiKirTS. INDIANAPOLIS, June 20. There were 11,000 fresh hogs and also !t,000 layovers from yesterday available lor the market this m-iming, which, oi course, is a big number even for this time in the week. As a re.-ult. buyer: entered the market with the inclination to reduce prices and it was finally agreed to adept a loss of 10c from yesterday. According to this, the good hogs, averaging from ltio lbs. upwiird, sold from fl.ilftwlfi and th" extreme top was again $Ui.lO or the same as yesterday. There was also a steady market for underweights, so that the average cost for the day was a little less than HV under ye-Uor.lav. ATI I. K The receipts of l.timi rat tie this morning were smaller than a week ago and the showing of good steers was not large as at that time. 1 he caiile, hk'.! rr.c'jgh to sell above f!2. sold very promptly, there In-ing u good demand from alt sources, bu others from that price down that were on the grassy order were again more or less lower. The same was true of the good to choice dry-fed female ,-attle, including the heifers al.uve Si 1 1 nni cows up to $10 and above which were steady. (irass-fe.l cattle, however, were 10 in l.V lower than a week ago. and thi: included the heifers under $11 ami the cows under $.i'0. Hulls were rather weak, if not lower today, and a run of .".00 calves suffered a loss of 2fnn MV in prices. There was not much inquiry for st.H'kers and feeding cattle this morning and prices were tnere fore very weak as compared with yesterday. CHICAGO (iRAIN. CHICAfi'l. June 20. Agitation foi food legislation at Wa.-hinglon ha I iittle eir.a-t on groin prices at the uponing of the Chicago Roird of Trade today. Speculators evidently were cautious in their trailing Itei-auso of food Administrator Hoover's rtoiT.ih to prevent deuling in futures. S,-pt. wheat was unchanged nt ?I.H1 and July wheat was 1c lower. Corn bidHuctuuted from '2c lower to 'ic high er, and oats we-e from '. to c higher. Provisions were higher. Close Wheat-July, $2.01; Sep tember, $10. t orn July, $ 1 .fil 'i ; September. 41.41 Vo-'it; Iieceniher, $1.07,fo -,c. Oats July. 61 tc; Septeml.r, f)2,ii'0'Ii2c; Prremlier, h-'tc. Pork July, $3H.mij September, ?:!!.- Urd July, f 21.B..ft'fi7c; Septemlier. $21.8.'.. Ribs July, jo 1.30; September, $2!.47. LEBANON MARKETS.

Wheat 2.f..r Corn, 70 lbs 1.70 Outs, mixeil 0c Oats, white C,2r POULTRY. Eggs, fresh 2.00 Butter, fresh 2Sc Hens, 4'k fbs and over Iic Hena under i'i lbs lic leghom hena 1 fic Spring chirks over 2pounds . . 2Hc Old cocks 12c j Young cocks, staggy l'c I Hen turku, 8 Jhn and over 20c I Hen turks, old 20c I Tom turks, 12 lbs and over .... 20c

RKACHKS SWITZERLAND. T,f CAN"). Switzerland, JunJe 20. F.x-King Constiintine arrived hore today accompanied by his wife nn.i the former crown prince of (ireece. Immediately upon his arrival a telegram from Km pel or William was handed to the former monarch. Among those who greeted Conetnntine waj Prince von Bueiow, former Ge'mad atnbaasador to Italy. Job Work at Reporter office Reporter on R. R. $.1.00 Yearly Job Work at Reporter office

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PALM BEACH SUITS. 7.:.0 to $10.00 PANAMA STRAW HATS, $2.00 to Sr.,00 SILK SHIRTS !?:Um) to $r.(lO WASH SILK TIL'S, 23c (o 50c

More for Your Money at Moore's Prttzels. 1 pminii l.V Toilet Paper, 1,000 sheets 10c Jelly Classes, 2 for .".c u,lsh Ti(,s ,0f Can Htihliers, 10c kiiul..7'.c ... , , . u ,. Hy 1 rnprt 10c Peroxide. 8 oz Lie Carpet Turks. 5 boxes ...... 5c Flv Swattern 5c Moth P.alls ."r Fly Cnti lRrs, hitnn anyDry Cell Biiitei ies 2.'ir where, 2 for Sc Tea, trreen or Mack, tj- H. Mr CH'T Oil Polish 10c Flags, U. R Frnnce ami Englum! 10c Moore's 5 & 10c Store Thone 1 12 Deliver 50c orders

Swat the Fly A powder in a bellows that will kill FLIES, ANTS. ROACHES AND BED BUGS. Harmless to man anil animals. 10c. Long & Davis Sargent's Floor Lac Wall Paper

rlnuH;i::nnuii:uijn:::iiiynii;iiiiiiii;. f G. R. B A U M G A R I) T n THE CLEANER We Clean While Others Try"H 1154 S. Lebanon St. Phone 93 ammmtntmmwautntniKnntmta Reo Automobiles - Trucks Five-pas.;enger four $.u.7f. Seven-passenger six .$1250 V. (. B. I.snsiog Call for Demonstration Moore & McRolieris, Auto Inn I L. W. KIRTLEY DENTIST First National Rank Building Third Floor COOK BY WIRE WITHOUT FIRE Interstate Pub. Service Co LEBANON VULCANIZING & SALES AGENCY Everything for the auto. DORT automobile. Vulcanizing a specialty. Telephone 802 Armory Building j I NOTICE BOY SCOUTS Now la the time to buy your teat for use in ramping. See Clyde Lowe, Phone 390.

SiNGLiC COMPANY .Sinjrer Sewing Machines sold on (ash or tinvmcnU. Rented v or moth. Phone me. I cM nt y()m. phne g;i.y. A. F. TINDER Manager Singer Company In A. A. darner Jewelry .Store BAT LASHT A0TO L1TIBT Aad Taxi Beret eo Oaj none. MM. BetUdtnva, 6J-t S IKK AND Ul.NOOWS Window screens 2.1c. ,11c, 40c Screen wire, yard, IV, ISf, ISc, 20t Screen paint, black or green 10c Screen hinges, good, strong, pr. 10c Door springs, each .. ".c and 10c Bow man 5c and 10c Store DOES VOI R OLD ROOF LEAK? IF SO. SEE CLYDE LOWE. He guarantees to stop all leaks with asbestos fiber roofing. PHONE 390 Phone 6 Pl NELL-C00MB3 Ulua'l Lndiag Lufcar Taci I

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