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"The Ardsley" Classified ADVERTISING Rates Vzc Per Word, Each Issue. N Advertisement Taken fax Lu Than 10c. ( FOR SALE $100,000.00 to loan on farms at 5 per cent. I Die Farmers National Mortgage i Company. SEE IMU.V IKL1 LtjJlPA.M Lebanon Iml. 6-6-tr fORSALE (lit TR.UiE-19lti InI diuri motorcade, 'l'none 12Ith. 6-19-tit. rOB SALE-Fre.-h Jors y milk cow. Carl Caldwell, 1021 West Main rert. 6-21-3t. 1R SALE A nice home. 20 acres. 7-room house, barn. All kinds of . Edge of Zionsvilie. L. A. Furr. ville. Ind. (i -22 tit. IR SALE House " and lot, 115 outh Meridian slno-i. 1 Ht SALE Six room house, modem jlit heat. r,2 E. Washington ect. C. T. Buchanan. -22-it. WANTED 'HELP An intelligent person may

turn $100 monthly corresponding for lewspupers; $40 to $50 monthly in Hiare time; experience unnecessary; io canvassing; subjects suggested, tend for particulars. National Press uraau, Room 1619. Buffalo, N. V. 4-27--mos. ' I ANTElWOIil false" teeth. Don't ' matter if broken. I pay $2.00 to 15.00 per full set. Single and par:al plates in proportion. Send by arcel post and receive cherk by reun mail. L. MAZER, 2007 South th street, Philadelphia. Pa. 6-16-lOt 'lANTElt-Fireman at f. H., 1. E. power house. Phone 726. 0-22-tf. IANTEI Person who fond bundie containing suit of clothes and wo small coats to return same to Recrtor office. fi-19-tf. tlANTED "Competent 'woman for housework, Good waes, pcrmar'nt employment, no washing. 'Phone !'SX. 6-22-3t FOR RENT ' "OR RENT Three newly funished '. rooms. 304 Eoulh East street, all f,5 K. May 22-tf. I "OR RENT 8 room house,' lath, IV toilet, 2 Si block from square, 'eal & Comany. 6-Jtf. f)R K K.NTTwo light housekeep

ing rooms and Uiree furnished ims. 304 South East streut. Phone -K. ri-20-tf. UJST

OSTSunday evening, a Kelly. I Springlxld tire detachable r:m. f f4P.3x4, between the Doug Goodwin farm nn the Indianapolis road and Lebanon, itewarfl for return to the Talaee garage. 6-19 tf. OST Kelly-Springfield " tire,' 3fx 42. Bore lirenM' nup'ber, F'-aHOo. Return to J. G. Miller, Greensburr, iml. Seward. 6 -2fl-3t. " ' FOUND J CUUNU -Bunch of keys, "by A. F. Tinder of the Singer Co. Owner all at Reporter office. (i-21-tf.

ROYAL WORCESTER AND BON TON CORSETS AT CRAIG'S DR. A. V. NELSON VETEWNABIAN Davin Bnis. Livery Rarn Thonc 7 and 2007 fob Work at Rcnorter oflict "lenorter. by mn.il. W a Yr,

A harmony of style ,nd material makes our Bostonian shoes and oxfords your natural choice. SPECIAL SHOE VALUES-?!, $3, $6 Treat your feet like a friend, buy them Bostonian shoes and they will serve you well. THE ARDSLEY A young man's English last, with plenty of style, yot comfort, in that coveted new shade of browns and blacks.

Wooley (The JOHN II. HOY Central Real Estate Business ORAM) OPERA HOUSE ( all rhoiie 100-Y DO IT YOURSELF Do it your self. Make your old car look new. Ask us about it. NOBES' DRUG STORE . GROCERIES Always in the Lead LEWIS & STORMS A1RHARTS GARAGE J. H. AIRITART Airenrv for the Bukk Auto Rro for Cart. Expert Workmen 224 South Lebanon St. .Monument Work May Cost More Soon. We still make our I'sual Yerv Low Prices HAKLAN MONUMENT CO. Shop phone 102. Res. phones 115 4 714 Oris Harlan ('. W. ('hanpius The First National Bank The oldest and largest bank in Boone county. I DR. T. S. TURNER LEBANON, INDIANA. Disease of Wonea and ChiUrea Nm, Throat and Lunga State Baak Building, Roc ma 104, (05 and I'M. Phone SM NEW SALEM. C. M. Jaeoby remain-s about MnMr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor an.' baby were Sunday guesti? of Ml. and Mrs. Tom Smith. .Mr. Weiherington of Advance if working for l,en Hlck. Mr. and Mis. Everetto Fleming are entertaining the former'. grandmother and sister, Mrs. W. Ea.-hurn and Miks Marie Fleming of Watseka Illinois. Sam (iraham and family were Sunday guests of C. M. Jaeobv anil fain ily. Miss Ethel Jaeoby was a Saturday night and Sunday guest of Mis:, Verla Hundley n ar EliKaville. Mrs. Lester lieck spnt Friday afU'rnoon v.ith her paren:s Mr. an-' lrs. S. K. Metheny. Sunility afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jaeoby were Mr. and Mrs. U-wis Kirk and Mr. and Mrs. ii-,y Holt and son Ceeil. Mi:. File and Mar.ethie iHilin of White,town were Saturday night ar:l Sunday gu-s!,; of Miss Florenee Hall. A tudent of Merom College wi!l piaeh at this piac1 Friday n.giit. Mm. Charles Hull anil Mr. and Mrs. r..-cher Beck spent Tuesday w.th Mrs. Alice AmleTson at I'idirtnapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Sheiman Pollard and Mi. Nellie Kail of near Bethel were Sunday gue.,ts of .Mr. and Mrs. f-a.-il Hall. Mr. anil Mrs. Bert Titus and dauirhler Pauline ami Mr. and Mrs. (Hen liek and daugMers i'aulme and ;ii.lr..d railed on Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Campbell near Mifhanirsburg SunHay afternoon. Mr. and M'S. Frank Thrine n-l S'umlay with Mr. ami Mm. Philip Ttrine. Miss Frniinu Woathingtun ia staying with Mrs. Ij-ii fleck, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Titus and daughter Pauime attended the hildren's exercise at !ovejr Sunday night The IjhIich' AmI aoriety nxt at the church Wednesday afrernoon and had

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he 100',, shoe shop) BY 1 Perkins & Orear's and Craig's I Establishments Visited By Thieves. e Perk i l and C( . and f u- S-rg'.-ri-ady-to-v II ill boddinses iat niijlit. led by ton nil fa.- litnigh a on till side of the g xa- missed fro: biise'nen. buil lii rr. and a' ut .e,-nly centi. ft.on 1'eihir.i ami Orear's. hail been left in the ra.-h NEW ROSS. Robert Caldwell of Crawfor.lsvili. was here on business Thursday. t.mher lliaillry, livn-g south o,' town, enjoyed vjuite. a id'';:sarit iittic surprt, .Momli-y eve-ii.ii:. II. being the occasion of tiir young gentleman's sixt.e:;h Ifi' thday a number of In. young frienils gathered at the home that evening anil th.-y came prepareil to show Mr. Uradhy a good time, pnd from all reports they evidently fiiil it. Mil:ie was furnished from a Victrsla, out d-or s:imf e p'aj-H und an interesting feature of the evening was a mork wedding. Refreshments consisting of ii e cream and ea'-ic w-re sei-ved. Those prf-eat were Misses l-'aye Jone. Pearl Walker. Catherine I,ee, iH'e Wall. Elizabeth Ensign. Ethel Foxworthv. Messrs. Hugh lane, Floyd Mr.Mjllen, Walter Wall. Walter Brown, Leo Brown. I.yle Brown, Noel Brown and Krner Arnold. Roy llohson and wife of Lafayette ire h'iu tne guists of relatives anil friends, wh.le Mr. il.jb.-on takes hi.vacation. Dr. C. T. lironaush. H. D. Thomp.im ui.d.N. A. Wall transacted business in Indianapolis Thursday. Mrs. Walter Wilson spent the day Wedne.dny with h"r sister Mrs. '.ien.gc Mi V v and family. Mi's. Docia iorsv is somewhat un moved. Miss June Pal. if her sister. M's has b"cn the gnet Koiv t. .it tndnnaaili.l till Charl ext Fr or th -ir old home in hennil', where th"V will spend th"ir anuat vaeation. (i.-orge l.avne ari l family of Indi sfnapolis spent Sunday with O. M. dingfieid and fan, ily. Henry Kat.s nl.e. ger and wife and on (ieorge wit'n Fdilie Pummel of IndianHpolis were week Mrs.- Lou Turner. id gia Dadey W ingcrt of I ,-vh wns h-re on ho in., part of this week. The'siore ll'inkins was in lodiaiiHtolis the first of tiie week inspecting ii-e various styles of fun"ral cars. He intends to get one in the near future and h want, o-.e of the litr. ,t. Mr. Menr Toe. of .'Hale Line. Illinois, a he,- the guest of hi., fath.-r. W. N. .M.n.-ree. Attorney J.-hn Mumhy. of Craw 'ord-vd'e, was out h' re W.-dn, .-day nignt in tur interest of the Rod Cross work. V illiam Mulligan of near Mai-e was here on business Thursdav. Mrs. Walter Pottsouml Mrs. Coivun Turman of Cariisle, Kentucky, are bere the guests of Mrs. Nancy TPaid Eddingfield an.l Edilie Bami.-h were se'eeted a.'t fb'h'g-iti-s from the Christian rhurrh and Mi..., Mary Wulkup and Miss Haiel Wall from the M. E. rhureh to the S'at: Sunday srhoo! convention at Terre Haute. With the exeeptmn of Mr. Bamish ill the Iik-hI delegates attended. Mr. W. A. Wall wag the guest of relative in Advance Friday. Mis 'Johlic Seott waa the week-end gust of relatives In Advance. The city council met in HK'ial -lion Thursday afternoon to receive bids on the Installation of a new cloctrit !ii:ht p!ait The labor contract was et,lt.l ia U. H. Arnold of Crawfrdsv!l. prie $40';!.

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For Observant in This City. C. F. S. Neul, of the local order of ' Knights of Pythias, ha received a letter from John J. Frown, supreme chancellor of the order, stating that the week beginning July 23 and endin July 28 Is to be Patriotic Week j for all of the Knights of Pythias i lodges in the I'm ted States. There I are 725,000 members of the order in this country. The letter asks that all lodges have a program and parade at least one day of the week. Thr Lebanon lodge will hold a pitriotic program and parade Thursday, July 2f All of the lodges of the county will be invited to take part in the proceedings. A committee will be appointed to select a speaker. CITY NEWS Baumgardt for cleaning. Phone S3. Coming a new telephone directory. May 3-tf. " Every one should sell their Roosters this werk. Why feed them longer? c-20-at Bargains in cows at the Homer Mariin .-ale at the Fair Ciiounds Saturday, June .'!. 6-15-7L 1 have installed an up-to-ilate meat market in connection with my grocery. I iioin- (,... (jiil )olc. 0 22 21. The Willing W'oikers of the First Christian church will give an ice crei.m social Friday, evening, June 22 at the church. 6-21-21. Rooster week. June 18 to 21. Be a booster Swat the Rooster. 8-20-3L Sports ALL EFFORTS FAIL. Attempt lo Save Life of Major Koenhrimer I'navading. tM thr le,snlosill ,i;t' Kecficl ClII'. AiiO, June f An eighti.hk dash through the 'Lp" with a pulmotor by the fn-e ilepartment fnile.1 to save the life of Major 1. I. RuMiihcimor, who died while under an anesthetic at the Chicuiro F:.ve, Ear. Nose ami Throat hospital. Air was numned into the man for 4ii minutes after the pulmotor arrived, but the fire department had been called too ate. YESTERDAY'S It ESI ITS. A M K.':l C A N' A SSOCI AT IO N. Indianapolis, 12; St. Paul, 2. Columbus. 4; Kansaj. City, 0. Toledo. 9; Minneapolis, 2. Louis Milwaukee. I. AMERICAN l.EAtil'E. Cleveland. 1; Chicago, 0. Detroit, .r; St. Louis, 4. Ni w York, f,; Boston, 4. Philadelphia, ?., Washington, 0. N ATION U. l.EAt.l E. Chicago, 12; Pittsburgh, 4. Cincinnati. 7; St. Louis. 1. tro,.klvn. 4; Philadelphia, 2. New York, 4; Boston, 0. PLAYING THE FIELD BY JACK VEIOCK. - Me l(ri.li"t Vest VeirrY NEW YORK, June 22. Fritz Maiel, the diminutive Yankee inlielder, a made ginel at last. After a foiir-yiar hnttie against eany obstacles in his path as a mem!kt of the Yanks, Maisel has estab lished himself as a regular, and Catonviile, Md., his home town, uppears te Is- dimly pla.aer.td on the baseball map. It has ln-en within the rut month that Manel has come into his own. W hin the season opened there were any number of rntics who said he would never do a a second baseman, liiil Iionovan has Fiddy llauman and Joe (iedenn on the tiemh, Inith eager for the chance to gran the seeimdV.nainv inh. nnd for a time it looked itam that Maisel would have to be content to rleeorute the lor.g timbers in the dugout His holding w his b.g fault, ami to say the least lie was a wabbly actor around second base. Naturitlly a third n;,cman or shortu.p, Mai.cl fuunrl the trrritnrj around the keyi tone sack entirely foreign to him. He got into the hahit of fighting the ball and he found it difficult to get his throws away without pullhig W-illie Pipp about toen milei off the bag. But with Frank Baker hoHing lb third base Job and Koger Pnckinbaugh tirmly established at shortstop, Maisel had to make a second hastman out nf himsi-lf or lie shoved out of the spotlight. So Maisel buckled down t the job; and though he bad a tough tone of It. hs bnallv won out. II II Donovan is satisfied now that M' '.al

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In addition to the sample shoes I have added: 100 pairs of children's slippers, sizes 2, 2y& 3 and 3 in patent gun QK p metal and white '. OUK, 100 pairs of ladies' white, with sport effect in low and high heel, ?1 rubber or leather soles. RARE BARGAINS. All sizes at VXO 60 pair of Men's Oxfords, all sizes at about ONE-HALF PRICE Don't delay, come in and save enough on one pair to buy something else you need. Pick out a pair, make a 50c deposit and I will hold them 10 days for you.

West Side Square since Frit has made good the Yankee infield stands out as one of the very best in the big leagues. Maisel had to face the same proposition that Buck Hcraor was up against when he joined the Giants, for although Heriog played fifty orlil games at stcond for the Giants back 1908. lie spent the succeeding years up to 10!6 around third base and the shortlield and he said at the time that playing on the left side of the diamond so long has made it impera tive for him to learn the A B C's of keystone sack'iig all over again. Maisel never played regularly as a second baseman until this season. At Baltimore he played both, thiid and short nnd he came to the Yanks as a third sacker for a price said to have been $12,000. In 1916 an injured shoulder was in his way as a big handicap, and he was not of much use to the club. He played in only 53 games, part at second base and the rest in the outergardens. But a bail player who stands his team 12,000 cold simoleons is not parted with easily, and Donovan antd to give Maisel every possible hanee to muke good. Ilay the fans who said Maisel would never do as a second baseman are showering him with praise, for he beginning to field with the grace 1 steadiness of Eddie Collins and he had an active brain out there around the keystone that makes h's presence on the club doubly valuable. OH. LISTEN TO COFFEY. That handsome Roscommon giant, Jeems Coffey, is out with another howl a long, loud, lurid howl about the way the scribes have been treating him since he was out roughed hy Carl Morris in a New York ring a few weeks ago. Jeems savs that he can't understand why t.e sirlbos forget to mention the name of Coffey when they write about the heavyweight situation and the eligible challengers for Jess Will ird's headgear. Listen to Jeems just a minute! "I've m-aten Morris twice," says Coffey, "and my name is never mentioned in connection with Willard's. Of course, the knockers will say that Frank Moran heat me twice and that that settles me. hut they don't know what they are talking about. Moran's i wo wins over n. were downright flukes. In our first fight, after he picked up that hammer from the floor mil bit n, e with it, I got up and was leaning on the ropes:, thinking how sweetly the thrushes were warhling in Roscommon whan the referee stopped the tight. That wasn't fair, for the referee should have given me time to think. The same thing hap--.icn'il in the second fight after I had been pasting Moran all around the ring. It wasn't right, I claim. "Ir, my lights with Morns I think I won birth timrs, yet they say I'm a good motorman and talk about itcr.a.g him with Willard. Can you beat that?" This is what Coffey told Bat Mas'.erson, the veteran New York writer, and Flat sooms to agree that Jim ought to have his chance along with Morris and the rest. BINGLES AND BONERS BY JACK VEIOCK. In the riiothght today: Bill Byron. Genet al JorTre has nothing on Bill. The police rscorted the (ioneral around

St. Louis, too. The Old Scribe Speaks. He was an ancient baseball scribe Wish lines of rare upon his brow He'd helped to boost th grand old game In days that arc forgotten now. Said he: "I've a atched them come and g. I know them all from A to L. And you can bet, in baseball, bo, There's no such thing as harmony. The magnate have a great old time, They battle with both tongue and mitt, But harmony they'll never have Because they've got to fight for it" Government tnformatioa may he asked as a result of the acti ins of the "Dodgers." Thry heat Aljtamler. i The Rd Sox filled the bags with

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one out in the ninth but couid not score. Peckinpaugh's hit in the eighth was the troth on the Sox. Cruise's homo run is the only tally made by the Cirds at Cincinnati. Baghy thought Comiskey's Sox needed washing. He whitewashed 'cm allewing only throe hits. - r Tyrus Cobb scored the run that l't the Browns. The Cubs tondoed the Pirates. Doyle and Merkle made two singles and a triple apiece. The Ath'etics and Senators go in and out of last place every day or so. They are furnishing a whirlwind at the tail end of the second diviriun. Following players maile three hits Thursday: Gardner, Pipp, Marquard, Mann, Duyle, Merklr, Ileal and Sisler. AMONG THE BOXERS IBl) ttit lnt(rnnlsnnl SeXM Aerctee.) Al'RORA, 111.. June 22. -Eddie Ki'ippi of Chicago was knocked out in the third round of a sclieduled tenround bout here last night hy Freddie Enck. Auroia featherweight, who had just returned from Australia. DENVER, June 22. Johnny Kilbane and Benny Ionard didn't nibble at no offer of SF20.0f0 for a fight iK-ro Labor day. Managers of both fighters wired they could do better in the east. CHICAGO, June 22. Joe Bishop baa accepted an offer to box Matt Brock ten rounds at Nashville. Tenn., soon. BASEBALL GOSSIP. ilia A Blrrsotl'.nol V. r kcrrue.) MINNEAPOLIS. June 22. -Sam Crane, utility Washington infielder, i a Miller todav. Minneapolis is in the market for several pitchers w ho are about to be cut from major league payrolls. TODAY'S LEADING HITTERS. The five leading batters in the tw big leagues tiniay are as follows: AMERICAN I FAGI'E. Cobb, lctroit " Sneaker, Cleveland 'M Sister, St. Louis '"1 llclnnis, Philadelphia 31 Chipman. Cleveland 30 NATIONAL LEGl'E. C.ruisC St. Louis 35 Rousch, Cincinnati 31 J. Smith. St Louis 3! Fischer, Pittsbuigh 33 Burns, New York, ". 31

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Your lTsed Furniture Taken as part pay on new goods at JONES & PERKINS Phones 18 or 184 TONES & STARE CLOTHIERS Suits that Suit South side Squar IIAKMjEliOll CORY & BRATTON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Offie phone $6; Residence phosaa 240 and 6va Stanley Block, East gootk Streal BRENT0N GARAGE Autos and Auto Supplies East Main Street. Phona 294 BEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR POULTRY Columbia Conserve Co. Lebanon Phone 21) SAFETY RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED 3!uk!s edge, p? domn 25e Double edge, per doieo 35 We pay postage one way. Barker & Son. Lebanon DR. R. D. GARRISON I DENTIST Fi. en btate Baak BtaJUUaf fcoes 208-2M Phona s4-K J MORTGAGE LOANS on ISowe county f.rm of approved title 6'A 6 year No commission. Fiftmers State Bank

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