Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 234, Lebanon, Boone County, 29 June 1917 — Page 8

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.p.AB Tlii.SK QUICK GOOD FOR SVTl I.DAY. JINK 10, ONLY O;;.' Mi'a'.l JlM4. fT doi.CU , . .' le lieaiy lit Jar It-jolx-ia. per dozen He f;ceii Pins, pr pound . .. 5c j. '.termelons. ei.. h J.'.c K.arioto. line and hi jr. per perk H.'.e Flaky V.h-.te Soap, rr bur (only f to a customer; .," KXTK l HPK( IALS DON T WAIT ZtJi pounds Pillshury'" lest Flour (the liest flour made) on'y $1.7.1 Matthewd" Special Coffee, rt-i.-ilar prico 4h-. our special price SKi:, and ws will give, .Suturday only, 1 pound free with each pound bought. )nly two to customer. Matthews' Cut Rate Grocery 206 West WashinKtun Street Phones 100 100

People really start to enjoy life when they liejrin to wear fine footwear. A certain se nse of pnM.t'ful possession will cause your feet to waik as if they belonged within the charmed cirt'e of well dresse.l folks. Don't side step this (iniVJ-m any longer.

Dress un vour feet. - Morgan Colonial Theatre! Quality House Quality Plays , TONIGHT. LOVE! Say, it is some love that I 7 WILFRED LUCAS has for that little French waitress. . . He loves her so much he follow hei tc the next town anil plays ..i-remii! .' Biwter the hospital window hile tHold cop looks the other v ay. ' Thry call it "A LOVE SUBLIME" and thfy make no mistake, fur when this big, Apollo-like Greek lover hear:hij sweetheart ii cif dod. h goes through that hospital like a tornado and land in jail. Ho has ionic fx periencoii vith his sore hoart and hot hlood and the enemies that crop uo on all sides, hut he comes out on to-: like ail heroes and finds hi weetheart isn't dead at all. YouH lose a good deal of you' breath from excitement if you see this Triangle-Fine Arts play. 10c ADMISSION ,ic COMING SATURDAY Alice Brady in "THE DANCER'S PERIL" TKeSlorecVulues

W f UfiNISrtlNGS : 'i' VVe ran PPly you with any. j ' - thin; in the Hardware line " At.ua tn aoxa or run roaa ! Reo Automohiles - Trucks j Lebanon Hardware Co. i Fiv8-piui.-i.Ke.t four SmI ' Seven-pa;:-nrer nx i 1 250 ' - Caller llmSt.o - P. R. WINTERS Moore & McRoberts, Auto Inn ' I IKOPtt.ACTOK v - r ' loom: 8-j) a, m., 2-S and 7-8 p. r f spltat:on and spinal Harry L. Kenworthy anai ysi? fkek HANDLES ALL KINDS OP Rooms 2lil--.'20.a,2-L'2t. I'hone 2.15 NON-TAXABLE 1 . SECURITIES - EenioVnce phone, 221; Office, 106 ''JiOne 6 ! j - I'ljrNELL-COOMES JOHN II HOY ldinf Lamhr Yard. Cc-nora! Real Extate Business j " tKAND orERA IIOLSK ? - cj. ph iW.t EVERY DAY IS WALL 1 1 PAPER DAY AT -v,,; f:..,s r, ' "i: a Year. I rh""e v,cit f,aiB et

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vou start to enjoy life.! ? Shoe Co J Olympic Theater Quality House Quality Plays TONIGHT "DAVID CRAIG'S LUCK" - MIS 1! x !'!! i ' --' i'eaturinir -Mail id j.ino c,.,;i. .Mo of the iron i a'e- striking th i:h right upon their i I'd hv Hen S!i..n 'hn ir (litre-.-, .n. Tie fmi .tin" )k full of suipri-es i n: ' of the daughter . rni-r to the final .-rtti.'ir di of thi. from th -f the Mdl Universal Animated Weekly The llu hofo r time your eyes. Iliiriritr e rood interesting . The tl.iiuf jo-i ill aituri'y sec in 3c ADMISSION Tc 'lMllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I COOK WITn ;as i i) i id 1 1 it i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ) 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 f in ii r n 1 1 ii

twni lVLUIICil Would Strike Provision From the Food Bill and Tack it to Revenue Bill. Iffy the Jntrrn'tHmnl rr$ grrrlrr.'l WASHI.WTON, JunC 29. Out f tli iea-ftawinp arwl joc.keyinjr over the liquor quration in the senate a pro posal wan launeiml twlay, with the baeUinjr of the finance committee, to sttiko all "dry" provision from the food hill and meet the prohihition problem with an amendment to the revenue hill, placing a prohibitive tax ui.on the further ue of foodstuff.'' in iistillalion or' hi::key. The committee ha already pone on record in fuvt of a prohibitive t-ix on whiskey makinp- Holievinir that prohibition in soi :e form i certain to he enacted ly C'O.pies-i, the coinniittce member.; a." (r-iii' to uit? their pUn as u ;o'.. t it :;'e ;! i'nii.-itir a ininiimio) of c-imiimI. oiitl iedustrial disturbance. Tie1 eonoriitlee h-is been Mudyin:? i-'ie ecoreiroic problems of the wir will, irie'it tiioroutfhnets in daily te.ion;. for the pat ix ve', and has com to the concbi-ion that the centioi. of nil loanufaetiire i,f all alcoholic bevi t-Mir-'s, meiiidinir beer and wme. v.fitiid re,j!iire so nuien readju.-.tiin nl. "i'eei;il!y in f.ionei;d matter, tnai Mo: ene;jry and industry of the nation vv.mid ! mm tou.ly wt .ik' iii-d for main O'onih-. The si-nato to upon to di.-oo-o i yy wis to he culie Seriaiur Hatiiwiek': nit the ,'K.,i loll o nation. i! grmiMls. The id "dry" strenirth l!l I!AI. IIOI'TK 2a. Mr N,l Casey was the prie;. ' ami family Tuosda: of I i.ink nmht. v'auirlin Kintj fi-om Indianapolis is sp'-ndipr a fe'.v davs uith Ira i'etei .;nd family. I'hur7a Peters was the (ruesf of Cln Mrs. Mayme Ciintter and son I.eo s: nt the week-end in Indianapolis vi-itintr relalives and friends. Kunice t'arf-v ":ts in Lebanon Tuesdoy. Ooai Hulttl i.-Rt T'nur-d.iv witi'r 1'i in.lpii.f itts. Alt. and Mrs. (.' I-olio. .Mrs. Alviea t'ulir and daiiirlife ru-ie '.i, and .Mrs. J. din Ca.sey spen U eilnesday v ih K.I I'ipe. and "familv. and Mrs. Ira (;,.io.b.vin of Wbitestown, Fpent, Fiiday with Ieonar.l Johns and ife. M.izephie liuiin is sienilinjr ft ferdav,. with he,- Kmiidinother, Mrs. l-nl.eur. Ii.-u!ah O'timrer spent Tbursda) .vith Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ottmstrr. 'lissef Kunit-e and 'ra Carey sim-ii .M'.n.lay nnxht with their ifrandfathei Thomas Mnluire of near .MillediteMiss liosa I.e of Klizaville s '.iie t-uest of the Carey homi east of town. l.dtle .M-iri..n and A. lion Cli P'r Sjudav vith their Kiandmother .'h(ie .-.town. l IRI. MI. Kui'ene Ad;.ms and famil' of In dianapoiis, spent Salurdav niidit an' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kli Ko-e. Mr. and .Mrs. Claud Crouch, and Mrs. ,!es.-io McCleMan. or lndian"ipolis, were (ruesti of Mr. and Mrs. I..hn La.t.ui Sunday. Mi.-s Mina Vtn-le't.T. of 7i.,nsvile. who !-. en toe jruest of Mrs. As-i.u-v Williams the past week, returned l.-wic Monday. Charles Korn and family to. dinner with Wiliiam Harrison and wife, of lduinnn, Sunday. All motored to HhoviIV, ia the'afternoon. u'Vf H.ovanl and family motorisl te ( asji 'rour.i;' Sunday nod spent th" .hi V. Mr. and Mrs. Hemv Swift, of near Melhel. Mr ,..) M". Clurenee lleAt. lei and diuiirMcr, Mildred Alice, and H.irrv Howard and family were Sun lav quests of Mr. and Mrs. II. W. ib.v. Ip.beit I'.iwell is visitini; his irrand a.ents, Mr. and M.s. H. nnv I'owell f Avrv. this week. M.. and Mrs. Will Duff, f Old 'oion. spent Sunday with Mr. and lis. T. W. Hunt. The ice rream supier which was to e l-'iven by the la,!;,.,, 0f the Fliza ill,. Ihtptist church Saturday ninhf. une 20. has been po-tpone.l. NOTK K. I am caminif a full line of frei and cured meats, phone r.'.'.i. loyle'i Oro. 6 Meat Market. G-29-2t. Mm. John Marlon nnd two children of Htlfry, Mor.t., and Mrs. William ("lark of near Mefhiinasliurfr were entertained today nt the home of Mm. Alice Whitehead on North Meridian itreet. Z. C. Smith for Auto Insurance, 6 29-21 'f Vreadi limes at rdis' Drug stoi-. 6-;iat,

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CHICAGO, June 2J. Wheat wai irregular at the opening of the Chi

cao Rruin exchange today, July movinn up l'e and September dropping 1 ".ic. The corn marttrt was c lower to c higher with coounission house on the i-ellinK side of deliveriea. Oatu ere fai.lv active, the easier tone io corn creating a bearish sentiment, and bids were We lower to higher. Provision ere lower with locul traders generally on the aollinasidc. Close Wheat July, $2.01; Sep tember, si.xm. Corn July, $.B7(p.l.56; September, $1.46?iia.c; December, fl.01 (ft. 'sc. Oats July, 64 (a.c; September, 54 'i; Decemlier, .SCifAlic. Fork July, $39.10; September, $.'10.30. Lard-, July, $21.05; September, $2 1.27. Kibs July, $'J1.3r; September, $21.50. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. UNION STOCK YARDS. III., June 20. lio(rs--l!(rcipts, lfi.OOO; market, steady; mixed and butcher, $14.4.r(n 15.75; gwxl heavies. J15.05(.cl5.Ht): touch heavies, 14..W(rf" 15.00; .liKht. J 14.10c 14.30: pin. $11.25 (nT4.00; bulk of sales, $l t.70a 15.50. CATTI.B Keceipts. 3.000; market. stead; beeves. $8 hOin l:t.ar.; cows and heifers. $A.15(h 12.50; stockers and feeders. $7.2.in 10.15: 'lexans, $lO.Vo w. 12.50; calves, $l:i.O(l!u'15.25. SHKKI Receipts, O.OOO; natives and westerns, $0.IMrti 11.50; lambs. .m'(i 18.00. LEBANON MARKETS. Corn, 70 lbs $1.70 Oats, mixed COr Oats, white C2 TOULTRY. Kirirs, fresh 2fi. Mutter, fresh 28. Hns, 1'4 lbs and over IS. liens under 4'i lbs 15. Leghorn hens 15c Spring chirks over 2pounds .. 28.Old cocks 12c Younir cocks, stairiry 12c lien turks, 8 Itx anil over 20c Hen turks, old 20c I. Ell ANON C.RAIN COMPANY. Corn, 68 lbs $1.(57 Oats, mixed file Oats, white ' fiJte WOODBINE, Lew Calvert nnd wife spent Sunda; with relalives in Indinffapolis. Russet' Hulfman and (ainilv visite. Sunday vith Frank H'.nV n nd f.mly. Mr. and Mrs. I.on Kellum ntteniled the funeral of Mr. Kellum's cousin of KaKletown Wcdneiulay. John Dooley and wife spent Sunday with relatives near North Salem. Vom Martin and family spent th. week end visitinir in Illinois. Dorothy and (ieral.line Roberts o Tn.r'anapolis ale spendinir a few day..vitb Ruth HulTman. (leorire liohanan and family spen' art Friday in Indianapolis. STFL'L PLANT Bl'RNS. ELKHART. In.'.. June 29. The Sturiris Steel (io Cart Company's plant at Mureis, .viirn., was loiauy wipe.. out by tlaracs early tnriay witn a ios of approximately $:;75,000 fully cvred by insurance. The tire ontrinntiHl from defective irinir in the uphol.itering department wo hundred and fiftv men wen thrown out of employment. OI.YMPIA TO 11 K REFLOATED. NEWPORT, R. I., Jine 29 The rnitd States cruiser Olymf.ia. whicl struck on a ledjfe of rock off Hlock Is land Tuesday, will be raised and red.mted tboufch she wiio badly damaird Wpi'ki'rs were making Rood progrefc today. The lulee on which the Olympia struck had never been charted. SEARCH FOR SLAYER. SIOUX CITY, Iowa. June 29 Po lire are searching for a K'.-yenr-nld boy s the slayer of Miss Theola Cor ken. 22. who was shot down from ambush Wednesday night. The hov, who is missing, wa deranged. SPAIN PREPARES, MADRID, June 29. Spain tndnv took steps to strengthen all arms of the national defense. The older of 'he ministry ext,end to both the army jli.l navy. CH ANCE IN FIRM. C.uy Carter han bought anil on Thursday of last week took charge of the blacksmith shop of Homer Day ot Meridion an Poplar streets in Zionsville. Mr. Carter recently sold out his Interest in the Carter ft Roberts shop. Mr. Day has bought a farm In the northern part of the tut and will move thereto !n a short time. , REGISTRATION FIGURES. L'n to noon today registrations with tlie board In the court house, totaled 16, or sixty wore than yfstrday. Women ia this eounty are still barred from registering. Today's figure puts the men 25 s'i-ud of the women.

(Hf IS iHtmmtt'iivtl M ftYrro-e.l W A SI 1 1 N 1TO N, J une 29. I mmediate limitation of the autocratic powtrs of the kaiser and widespread e!e toral refomta in Germany were believed by state department officials today to be cloe at hand. An article by Scheidemnnn, Social Democrat, upon his return fro Stockholm to Germany, has hud a powerful influence on the German people.. Scheidemann expressed the belief that Germany's only salvation lay in immediate demonstration of the empire. Today the state department received the following quotation from Vorwaerta, a strong socialist organ: "Scheidemann'i" article has been received and umlerstond in the widest circles of our people. Through the Russian revolution and the entry of America into the was, Germany has been placed in a position from which she can free herself only by a great effort." It was indicated at the state department that nothing less than overt lirow of the kaiser's governai-nt will lie looked upon with favor by the United States.

WARSHIP ARRIVES. Dutch Vessel Reaches American Port to Convoy Ships. tna Ihr rmrrnnlt;n,:l Vnr. .Irrrlrr 1 AN AMERICAN POUT, June 29 -A Dutchman of war arrived in the harbor here today, strengthening reports that the Dutch government in ends to convoy Dutch ships through '.he German submarine zone. She is he first warship flying the flag of Holland to arrive at this port in a lumber of years. MECHAMCSIIl RG. The Misses Velda and Mabel Warenburgh of Indianapolis are the quests of Walter George and family. Mrs. Mary C'ason attended the rolden wedding anniversary of Mr. ind Mrs. McKins.-y at Frankfort Sunday. Mrs. Zela Holland and children are 'lore from Montana for an extended visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Clark. Mrs. Wilbutn Cross and damrhters if Cutler, are visiting with John Cross and family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Rlaine Moore and ittle son of Sheridan were the weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Moore. Kd and Den Wake of Shelby eoun'y spent Saturday and Sunday with Kd MeCanre and family. Harney Duv of llodford, nnd Miss Ruby Day, a trained nurse from Chi -ago, are visiting with their sister. Mrs. C. 0. Cassidy. Harry Horton and family had n.-. their guests Sunday, Chris llorton tnd family of near Scotland. Carl -ttern nnd wife from near K irk 1 in . Miss Golda Strain of Antinch and Oell Horton of Flint. Michigan. Robert Potts nnd family of Indianipolis, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hodten of Kokomo, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Viander Millis and family of Texas, are spendng the week with J. B. Pot's and Aife. Little Buster Harting of Lebanon is 'iere for an extended vi.it with Virei! ltve and wife. Mrs. Anna Rirhey of this place is nt Martinsville for a two weeks' rou.-n f treatment. Mrs. Mnggie Valentine of Akron, Ohio, is visiting with her father Wil'iam Herald and family. MIDWAY". George Neff, wife and children of Indianapolis, spent Mondav of laM week with Mart. Jackson and wife. E. H. McCoy and wife and Roy McCoy spent Sunday with W. A. Shirley '.d family of Shepard. Earl Wyeth and wife and son Franklin were Sunday guests of Claude Williams and wife. Mrs. Johnson is ill at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Oscar Fisher. Mrs. Blanche Duff spent Friday ftemoon with Miss Erie Robbins. A large crowd attended the Children's exercises at Obi Union. Sunda;, night

Blackmail's Grocery THE PLACE TO BUY GREEN BEANS, PEAS AND TOMATOES All fresh and home grown We now have cantaloupes, watermelons, peaches and raspberries DONT FORGET THE NUMBER

E. M. Blackman

212 South Lebanon

and we herewith,

Washington Wooirn Mills. Their special Teport on conditions alteeting clothing values which they Issue under the caption from loom to retailer says as follows: "This country is at war. The situation resulting therefrom affects clothing values so radically that we have delayed issuing thin ppecuil report because the unfailing truthfulness of our statements have brought our friends to rely and act upon our reports and the responsibility undei present Unprecedented conditions is very great. -"We state the following facts: "Medium and line wools are selling at $1.20 to $1.50 per aoouied pound, and losing 25 per cent in manufacturing. This means $l.t0 to $2 for the raw wool in each pound of finished cloth. v "The United States government paid in April 50 per cent more than in December lust for the same fabrics. "The wool on the sheen's hack has lioen sold twice. First by mills to wholo.-ale clothiers in cloth for ge,ienil tiade for next winter and second to the government since Manh 1 for military fabrics for the defense of the country. "There can bo no doubt about who gets the wool. The mills from coa' to m.i.st a.e i uniting uifi'it fcnd da)

We si ill have plenty of all-wool suits at the old prices $10 to $25, in all the late models.

Moore's Saturday Specials tt-f Cream Cones 1 for 5c Phone Batteries 2."c 10 sheets Fly Parx'r 5c

10-it. Galvanized P.ticKets 25c Men's Straw Hats 25c Hoys' Straw Huts 15c Turkish Towels 15c Six oz. Peroxide 10c

EXTRA STECIAL Kirk's Flake White Soap (limit.5 burs) 5c One (jTitlkm Pie Peachei. 35c Kite, two pounds for 15c Moore's 5 & 10c Store

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

WITH AM HOSPITAL Joseph I-ewis, who suffered a badly injured hip when kicked by ft horse severjd days airo at 'I horntown. entered the Hospital for treatment today. For complete in:biles. e Z. C. i.n. Insurance Co. re on automoi.f State Auto fi-29 2t. TOO LATE TO C LASSIFY. WH ANTED Dirt. The F. company of We t Sou R. Jaipie: I, street. fi-29-2t Phone 12 J.

publish same In full:

fir the government and ignoring genrl trade. "The result is a desperately criti. cal situation "The government has taken tlie mills and the wool under contractu to Dec. :!0, 1917. "Further they have recently taken every available pi.s-e of heavy staple cloth from mills and even from clothiers, and cut them up into blankets regardless of color. "We raise only one-third the wool we use. Our clip of 1917 go'j.i to the government. We can import no wool except small quantities from South America anil extremely tine wools from Au-straiia. 'The above are facts. The last thing we desire to do is to encourage speculation of overbuying, and as good Americans, we must all face the Situation calmly, sell what we own at fnir pri.es according to cost, and not aggravate the exhaustion of wool by speculative purchases but we unhesitatingly give one word of advice take delivery of whatever put' of the goods you know you now have on order as M.on as you can get same." Merchants should immediately write tin ir manufacturers that they will accept partial shipments at any time, and will consider substitutes 'or any lot where delivery of the original is in doubt. Can Kulilierx, 3 ilu.on ,..10c Can Lids, 4 for 5c Wax Paper, roll 5c PajMT Table (Moths, with I dozen Napkins 5c Prest-0-Lite Service Station Batteries recharged and repaired. Free inspection and distilled water. Jacob E. Wilcox 112 East Main Street Phone 199. L W. KIRTLEY DENTIST First National Bank Buildiag Third Floor COOK BY WIRE WITHOUT FlUE Interstate Pub. Service Co DOES VOI R OLD ROOF LEAK? IF SO SEE CLYDE LOW E. He guarantees to "top all leal! with asbestos fiber roofmj. FtfOVF rtio G. R BAUJKJ THE CLEAN. , We Clean While Ot he; ". ill&tt S. Lebanon St.