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Lebanon Vulcanizing & Sales Agency

PHONE 362 Classified ADVERTISING Rates Vic Per Word, Each Issue. No Advertisement Taken for Lou Than 10c. FOR SALE $100,000.00 " to loan on farms at 5 tier cent. The Farmers National .Mortgage Companv. .SEE UNION TKL'ST COMPANY Ijrbanon Ind. 6-8 tf y Oil SALE Six room house, modem

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room bungalow, hath, convd-r ood lot. f rt)ijirn this office. t 2o-tf. OR SALE Used lumber 2xf,xl.;, 2x8x27, siding, ilooiirg etc., I i U-o ew. 526 East .Main street. -2.'i-2t M SALE An auto trader.' Phone f2-Y. -25 tf

.JOK SALE Nice building lot, cet - jj' mrnt sidewalk in front, one squire "Jfrom briik street. Will srll very liA-hoap. Henry I'. K-ckn, 202 2'i'i 1: aimers Ilarik IlMg. K-2t!-2t. 1 WANTED If ANTED MALE AND FEMALE l"' HELP An intelligent person may (earn $100 monthly corresponding foi ijvewapapcrs; $10 to $j9 monthly in ppare time; experience unnecessary; jio canvassing; subjects suggested. iSeod for particular!). National Press ))ureu, Koom 1C13, Buffalo. N. Y. I 4-27-6-moa.

If ANTED Old falsa teeth. Don't j matter if broken.' 1 pay $2.00 to 115.00 per full set. .Single and partual plates in proportion. S.vid by arcol post ami receive chock by re- '. urn mail. L. MAZER. 2007 .South th street, Philadelphia, Pa. 6-lfi.im ' WANTED Perwm who tound bun-! I rile containing .suit of clothes and! 5 small coaU to return Mine to P.c I orter office. fi-l!l-tf. I "AANTED House-keeper. And'cw j s" Stewart. Route 6. C-2P,-'t ; - yANTED-A girl waitress Hop-j 4" kin.-' rstaurant. (t-25 2t j (ANTED Girls for the" finishing ; department. Inquire at Bos- Man-j iifacturing company. ti-2 t'.-. j - - f QR RENT - v i rOR RENT -tf room house, biah. toilet, 2V blocks from square. I eal It Company. 6-ttf. ! OP." RENT Tv.o light housekeep-; ing rooms and three furni-hrd' 30t South East street. Phono i S5-K. fi-20-tf. ; " LOST ' ' OST Sunday evening, a Ki-lly-1 ' c.pringfiold tire ib-tacnahfo rim, 3x4. between the Don.' Cnnlwin farm in the Indianapolis road and Lrbapon. ieward for return to the Pulaee (tariire. 6-1 9-tf. "OL'ND Itunch of k' ys," h A. V. i . Tinder of the Singer 'o. Owner fall at Reporter office. f, 21-tf. Croup, Whooping Couirh Hetieved. Children's diseas'8 demand prepardness. When the child wakes you at light, gaKpintr and rtrani;!inir for reath, how thankful ou arc to have fir. I!el!' Tinc-Tar-lloncy nt hand, irhis effective remedy looaens the mu- ; ou and permits fiec and ratunil l.peathine. Itp nonthini! liloira heal ie irritate membrane and arrest : 'irther inflammation. Pleant to Jake. Keep Dr. Klt'. Pinr-Tar Honey in the house for all eohu and bron- ; hial trouble. At your drufiiri.it, 2"jc. ij-Adv. BUST CASH PRICES PAID FOR POULTRY Columbia Conserve Co. Lebanon Phone 629

of the quality work you obtain from your vulcanizer is the amount you save by. spending money for tire repairs. Most of our trade comes from satisfied customers who recommend us to their friends. If your friends hnve neglected to tell you about us, let us show you how to cut tire expense, as they do.

DIED EARLY TODAY hissed Away at the Home of Brother. John Frost in ThW nty Mr.-.. M in Ella Wynnx.p passeil av:,y at the home of her brother, John l'ri..-t. on South Ea.-t -treet. about .':-!" oVI'M'k this niornimr. She had boen ill with a complication of !is-r.i.-e for about seven rwtt't. Dc- ; , ,"i d a born in Ripl.-v count .-. )nIdiana. March fi. lij.-.S. and had liv.-.l ! hi thi.- c.unty for the pant thirty-seven ! yean.. .Mrs. Wyncop hail made ner h'.ne with her brother since the death 'of her hii-hand. She was f! yearn. , :i months, ami 211 days old at the time of her demise. She was a reeniht r of the SI. E. church of this city, she is survived l.y to brothers, John P.. Erost. of Lehinon. and W. (',. I'ro.-t uf liidiaMai.olis. Thr funerai will r,c held 'llmr'l..y inornhis at 10 o'c!o. k at the Mcthodint c.-iti-ch. l'.v. C. A. i' n kin ot!icint'nr, witjj l.unal at Onk "JiACTEIUA- AM) ITS PRESENCE IN FOOD t!Y II. E. PARS' tRfl. There i. something horrid in the woiil "bacteria." We cannot hce them and yet we know no much of their vicious work that we have on instinctive dr. ;id of them. Bacteria in water are removed hv filtrntion or kilted by RebuiltCadillacs The REBUILT CADILLAC i as CkkI as a rew one. It looka like new, too. There's not a worn part not replaced by a new factory I'tmidard part. 1 hese cars are uaranteel. We know what they are and we stand hark of them. You'll iret no biirer value than in a rebuilt Cadillac. Sec These Bargains HMO 7-paseri(fer. 1111 .Vpasenp'er. lfilo 7-passencer. l'.iM o-pasrtenirer. IP I. 'I 5 pa?senirer. l!13 4-pasnenper. 1 ! 1 2 7-pasnentrer. 1:H2 o-pa.-MC!iK:r. Cadillac Automobile Co. INDIANAPOLIS Used Car Department. Second floor StWnhart buildinir Eleventh and Meridian SU. Laugh When People Step On Your Feet Try this yourself than pass It along to others. It works 1 Ouch ! ? ! T I t Tbls kind of rnusli talk will tie heard lca hern In town It people troubled with corns will follow the ilmole advice of this Cincinnati authority, who claims that a fw drop of a drug called freeiono when applied to a tender, arbing corn stops soreness et once, and soon the corn dhoa np and Hits right out without pain. Re says freemne is sn ether eompound which dries inDvstistety and never Inflames or even Irritate the surrounding tisane or skin. A quarter of sn ounoH of treasons will cost very little st any drug store, but is sufficient to remove every hard or Vt corn or callus from one's feet. Millions of American cirr.ra will welcome this announcement eUoa the Inauguration of the high heels. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES - SHARPENED ' -' ' per gviwm , ,..25 ' t-r d -'.a Ijt rostiiais or e way.

ARMORY IJLDG. chemicals and if the number present in a thimble full is less than one hundred we have a peculiar pride in the purity of our water supply. P.acti ria may he present in milk in a hundred times the numter we sjt as the maximum in water and still the milk is regarded a of very high quality. Even pasteurized luilk in which all of the pathogenic bacteria and most of the harmless forms are killed by continued heating at a moderate temperature, contains hundreds of times as many naeiona 'is water, turn milk we accept as wholesome and recommend it as our re best food. Canned gg prepared by breaking eggs from the .shell and holding hv freeiing may have five million bacteria to the gum and still he of satisfactory quality. It has been ;uggostfd that a bacterial sl:;.idard for hamburger -t"ak should lix the maximum at t-n million per grar-i. In other wo.Os "'liile wo insist upon he wntir wo drink being pructicallv 'mctena Tree, we eat vitljoiit qualm; other fmsls in which the bacterial !opulation is 10,000 times as contested. All this means of ciurse that mere nun-.l-ers count for little uhca apoliii n bacteria. It is the kind and no' the quality which we h.uM fear. A few bacteria dropped into the miik bv i t piioid carrii-r may hrin a scotjrgt if tvphool t ht. ron.-u r, but the ;tr;:r arid i,Ut illi preseqt ill uncounth'i "umbft. on the contra rv. inake ni!k a i lost healthful fo.j. 1 hi so-a!b-l r.u'gaiiao ftrments .so exteniv!v us.-d in the artilicial prewuatinn of butter mi'k are cultures of baeten. Sanitarians todav are not worrieil as they once were over lilt-h bacterial counts, and thry ii terpret the revela tions of their microscope largely in ic light of the information they have incerning the condition of. the produetjon and distribution of that food They know that uncleaniino! s and 'arele.ssne.ss of handling and the neglect of proper n.ethods of preservation is favorable to an incria.-" in the bacterial count, but many b-irtoiiul examinations are quite neces.-ary. The -todies of bactei ioiogists w ho count he barrel in under the ti-ld of his im'roocop: are chiefly valuable in pointing the way the finsl inspector should travel. Ihi not be al irnied by the hacttri il census. RECORDS FLAWLESS. Field Kinimncr Find llnok of Courts, Township and t il y Correct. John ft. Soiii ad II. W. C, Fosdnk. examiners in the employ of the State Poanj of A,v.iiii!s, whn have Iwn in this city for the past seven week examining th- hunks of the county township, nnd ity niTii ia!. wdl return to liidianaiK.hs this -ift. T.on. 'i bey finv-hed un tit" or! on the city tieas nror's Ins.ks Iwlay. Thoy s:.y th:.l ihey have nrdhmg but prai.-es for the work of the county, township and city official, for toe n-cords are flawC1TY NEWS Baumgardt for cleaning. Phone 93. I'lrce your oidT at once with us for MrCormirlr lenders ami nnmers. 'Phone 2HS, Ubanon Hardware Compony. 621-1'it. During week w-c will deliver from lis. in., to 2 p. m., and from I p. m. to 7 p. m. Sunday-.. 11 a. m., to 1 p. m. only, phone 22. Fctig'.. 6 13eod-2w. Y EST IK I) AY'S UESII.rS. A M E R If A N A S f () I A TI O N. Iwiianapolis, n'd sebiy.Sib.il. Kansis l ity, Sj Louisville, i. "objiiile.m-.Milwauliie (rami. Te'ido-: t. Piuil (ram). AMERICAN LEAW'K. Cb v. land, : St. Lnui.i, fi. Washington, 4-8 j Boston, 0 1. New York. 1-7; Philadelphia, 0-5. Detroit-' pirago (rsin). NATIONAL I.EAGl'E. Philadelphia, g; Jfesr York, 0. . Brooklyn, 3 4; lloefcin, 2. Cincirmati-St. Iouis (rain. Pittsburgh sad Chicago (not scheduled).

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Ninth District Congressman Hits Food Speculators in His Maiden Speech.

A Washington, D. C. dispatch says: "In the closing hours of the debate on the food control hill, Representative Fred S. Pnrnell of Indiana hit the food speculators a punch they'll long remember. It was Purnell's maiden speech, and to say that ,he arose to the occasion would lie expressing it mildly. Following are some of his hard hits: " 'I would jaii the Ponco Me Leon who follows no flag except the one on the windshield of his limousine and endeavors to inp-ct perpetual youth into cheap eggs.' " 'I want to roe fatti e stomach on the men who pi.k and shovel and thinner jowls on the sioculators who grab and honrd.' " 'My on.V regret is thtt I do Pot have 100 votes to hurl at the speculator who is able to hoard the necessities of life for profit to himself and who thus takes Tff'u the poor their very life bleed.' " 'I shall vote for this bill in the hojie that the workingman mny provide fuel for his f'imily without cum'rifting Nrceny nnd burning his furniture.' " T.ocause a dealer stands in the middle is no reason why he shuuld .;nllevi from both end.-:.' " 'To my mind the full stomach ifc the great n I of the hour.' " ENTERED AT TOLEDO. rwo Local Racers W ill Try For Honors on Ohio Trm k. M. M. Apple and Dr. J. A. Parr, two local followers of the sport of horse racing, today shipped their liet bets, Tommv 1) and Artheima parr to Toledo to take part in races there next week Art hot ma is entered in the 2:21 tru', .Monday, and Tommy D is to start in the 2:10 uice Wednesday. Doth races are for purses of $u00. PLAYING THE FIELD BY JACK VEIOCK. (H'J the Mlernarowiili eu NVrcffd NEW YORK. June 2 John K. Tenrr's troubles as president of the National league and he has had his share will be a big Gambling block in the path of the club owners who havi hopes that ho willchange his Incision to retire in liecemticr. 'lhe M. Ciia-.v incident without doubt had -nun h to do with bringing about 'he decision of the ex (iovernor of Pennsylvania to refuse to be a candidate tor re-election, and this case, coupl'-ii with many little squabble in the course ol his regime, brought in early statement regarding bis plans. P's-ause of the fact that repudiation 'f quotations has liecome a new fad m baseball there is still s chance that T- ni r will think better of his pian to retire before IVci-ihU-r rolhaniund. nut at the pre-.-nt time he "is positividv not a candidate and wii! not ho one." Mr. T.n'.r is ii"t the on!) noin who !a.- found the cures of nfliee as president of too mother lo-itue a weighty bin den. lie is the eighth president of the le.ig'i'- and at b-ast two of his predecessor.- figured as the centre of intern il strfe and turmoil that kepi them in hot water much of the time. Harry Palliam. who was head of the ii ague from ltllld to 11109, is said to have had J-.is Hands full, vhile To" Lynch, who served from 1!H0 to ln put in four stormy ye:irs in whni i number of incoh nts nre tiM frih ie the no-mones of hasehnll men. With (iovernor Tenor's announcement that he will retire, the baseball pi' gnosttcalors are busying theri--elves hy casting oboot lor a man te take his p'aee, nnd the cnn ensiM of opinion favors fcidward (1. I!arro.-, Pl-eiit head of the liit-ritBtioonl iicaguc. U.irrow wus re-elin-tiid by the club owners of tPs league lust wintjT for a term of live years. His work as head of the league has seen all that couid have been asked. Had it not been for hi.; efforts in ke-ping the league together during tile basehll w ar it v ,-nuld have been disbanded, or at least would have hit lhe shoals rn hard that the owners would have had to suspend operations for a time. The f:ict that Harrow holds a fiveyear contract a head of the lnternaiiimai I-niiiitj P- n,d expected to siand In the wy in cso tie should bo offered the presidency of the National League, It is believed that the cluh owners of the Internationa! would he milling to release him from his contract rather than stand in hi way for advancement. So if Tnwr t binccrq in his announced determination to retire, it appear that no better man couid bs fouad.to i hi

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BEGINN'IN'd MONDAY, JULY 2, THIS STOKE WILL CLOSE DAILY AT 5 P. M. EXCEPT SATURDAYS.

iiiT7nirtii n mnnii i iiiiHH inn iih 'iiiiiiiui shoes thnn Barrow, who is thoroughly , versed in every angle of the game. It is the belief among hasehail men , here that the next president of the. National League will tie g-anted greater power than sny president who has held the office to date, and it 1 would seem that if the National League club owners make a move in this direction they will be strengthening their organisation in many, iys. . KOOST EDDIE FALL AS MI LEU. j Harvey Cohn, formerly star mil"rj of the Irish-American A. C. of New j York, and later military instructor j and track coach at Indiana L'niver-i city, arrived in the big town recently j from Indiana for the summer. Cohn brought w ith him a talc about Eddie ; Fall, the wonderful mile runner of' Oberlin College, and he has boosted j Kali's stork so highly that loiiowers, of athletics in the East arc looking j forward to a chance to sec him in i action. "You may talk aliout your Tabors and your John Paul Joneses if you j want to," said Cohn," "but I have been watching a miler out west who! is greater than all of them yes, in j my opinion, the greatest miler ever. "This boy Fall, from Oberlin Col- j !ege, can beat anything the world has i "ver produced in running a mile. He I is the greatest distance machine 1 1 ever saw, and I've seen a lot of good i ones in my time. I had a watch on him in a recent meet in Chicago and j his pace from the utart to the finish as a dream. It was absolutely ierfect in every Way. His quarter war, Vi seconds, his half 2:07 and his three-quarters M:lf. At no time during the race did he have the slightest 'ilea that he was running in anything near record time and he did not try to lick the last quarter for that reason. "Had he gone after a record I am convinced that he could have (shattered the existing record held by Taior. for he would have covered that mile in loss than four minutes, eleven eron,J. Ho ss so fresh when he finished that no one who had not clocked him would have believed he ran it in 1:1b. A score of watrhei that were held on him aerotd within one-fifth of a second on the time. "t, sir, he is the greatest miler the world has ever produced, in my opinion, and ho is so good that he looks laiy when he' tunning. Think j what he will do some of these days when he makes up his mwd to shatter the record V

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