Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 237, Lebanon, Boone County, 5 July 1917 — Page 7

to r;u Classified ADVERTISING Eats VJc Per Word, Each Issue, N Advertisement Takes tat Lu Than 10c Sheriff Takes IXIona Beard, Convicted : i TD-VliSH? FIPORTS of Robbery, tc JeflVrsonville. Sheriff D. N. Lewi started to JcfferaonvUl early thi morning with Deiosa Prd, b sentenced to that institution Monday by Judge Parr for a tern-, of from one to fourteen year. Beard confessed to making sixteen robberies in Lebanon in the last two months. Start Saturday July 7 Not U the Red Cross Money is Turned in From Three Townships. OF LADIES', MISSES' AL'D CUILBrXN'S FOR SALE

'it nil lEIl

1 ' , for Now

COR SALE OR TRADE Equity, 6room bungalow, bath, consider

Rood lot Inquire this oWce. 6-25-tf.

CO.H SALE An auto trailer. Phone

528-V. 6-25 tf run SA LE--niirlF"DavMlon motof-

cycle and Bide car, as (rood as iww; will sell 'cheap. Call Frank jewelry tore fur information. -2K-fit ?OK SALE Team of work fiorscs in Komi condition, $150. Olis lime, , miles went of Stop 28, interurhan. 6-3K "OR SALE FiratcFaea motorcycle. ' chcai.. Call No. 28.'!. 7-r,.:tt.

WANTED

UfAXTKD MALE AND FEMALE HELP An intelligent perron may earn $100 monthly corresponding for

newspapers; $40 tc-;0 monthly in

epare time; experience unnecessary; no canvassing; subjects sujritcstcd. Send for particulars. National Press Bureau, Koora 1619, Buffalo, N. V. 4-2?-6-mo8. UANTED-Fireman at T. II., I. and E. power station, 24c per hour. 'Phone 726. 6 2!-tf. WANTELCi to 5 furnished rooms, Call at the new billiard pp.rW on South fide square. 7-25' WANTED B..y il to 1H "years old to work on farm. Charles Cunningham. 'Phone 273 or f. - yoil RENT " " -QP KENT 8 "room houacTWh. toilet, 2',-4 blocks froJ square. . eal A Company. 6-ltf. " """""lost''" OST A Kld bracelet watch Sun.lav afternoon. Purtv wax at

' Miller's trarnire and Petiir'a. Kinder

' return to Reporter Office and receive I reward, fi-ll-.'tt

I OST Between U l..io..n and Thorntown, tan shoe. Call 870 Rewnrd. 7-5-:u

$9.50 Frankfort $9.50 TO NIAGARA FALLS AND RETl'RN VIA CLOVER LEAF ROUTE Sunday, June 24 and on Sundays during Z"? and August, route via Toledo, Cleveland and Buffalo. 12 da. limit Ask agents or write Chan. E. Rose. Asst. OncTal Pnsa. Aj?t,, Clover Leaf Route, Toledo, O.

CORY & BRATTON rilNEHAt DIBECTOKS

OIBe pbooa 86; Rerldenco phonal

240 and 685

f Bta&sry Block. East Soata Stmt J

BEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR POULTRY Colombia Conserve Co. Lebanon Phone 520

DR. R. D. GARRISON DENTLST Farsu-r State Bank BuiSitaf gos 268-2H ., Ptsaaa ttt-K

MetzKtr Lumber & Coal Co. THE I'HUNE ORDER HOUSE Lebanon ami Thorntown. Phone 15

Not much chantte ha been recorded in the total of Boone county's fund for the Red Crose War Fond in the lust two days. The amount which had been turned in to headquarters up

to this morning was 115,666 12 Com-

plete report from Eagle, Marion, and

Sutrar Creek townships are expected to swell this to $16,000.

Ten dollars was donated for the ,'nrk in the local chapter at a meeting f the Eastern Star lodge Tuesday

night. The women are working to-

lay cutting; material for sheets' and n the surgical dressing room are

making bandages. A meeting of the Thorntown auxiliary was held Tuesday afternoon in the library. Miss Sheridan and Mrs. Coombs, of this city, were present, and each made talks relating to the work of the Boone chapter and how the auxiliary work is to be done. The Thorntown ladies are to use the domestic science room in the school house for their work room. Mrs. Walter Moore is president of the organization, and if also head of the "socks for soldiers'" movement at Thorntown. A meeting of Eagle township women interested in the Red Cross was

held Tuesday niirht at Thorntown Mrs. Elza Rogers, of the local chapter was present and explained the formafirm of an auxiliary to aid the work in this county. An organization meeting will be held next Tuesday night for the purpose of forming; an auxiliary. A meeting; of the Perry township auxiliary will be held tonight at the central schoolhouse in that township. Miss Sheridan will speak at the meeting.

RUSSELL A.BUDD HAS ENLISTED IN SERVICE

Left Today to Join Naval Aviation Squad at Pentt.sacola Fla.

FUNERAL OF THE LATE OSCAR H. HULL HELD

Services Conducted From the

Residence in This City This Afternoon.

The funeral servives for the late Os car H. Hull, will he held at his resi-

ence on East Washington street this

fternoon at two o'clock. The Rev. A

I Ward will officiate. Burial at Oak

Hill cemetery. Mr. Hull was born in Connersville Ind., March 7, 1834, and was aged at the time of his death, eighty-three years, three months, and twenty days He had been ill for nearly two years. He was the son of Matthew R. Hull and Sarah Ann Hanson. He was united in marriage to Sarah R. Pat

terson in Pittsburgh, Pa. The follow-

ng children survive: Mrs. W. E. Os

borne, of Anderson, Mrs. J. W.

Thompson, of Landon, Miss.; Mrs. Harrie DeVol, of this city, Mrs. E. M

Thirkield, of Franklin. 0.: Mrs. R. E.

Preston, of Chicago, and Mrs. Pearson, of Chicago. One sister is living, Mrs. Jane Zimmerman, of Chi

cago.

NEW SQUIRREL LAW

Open Season Does Not Begin Until August 1 Extends to December 1.

MONUMENTS See us for your monuments if you

wnnt first claws .bck and workmanship. Call us and we will bring you to our shop for inspection. Shop pli.ne Vt; Res. 115 or 7U I'l.ACr YOUR ORDERS EARLY . HARLAN MONUMENT CO.

DR. A. F. NELSON VETERINARIAN Dv-i Bros. Livery Barn I hones 7 and 2007

Hunter-, who have been in the habit of taking t the tall timber July first, in search of the chattering iuirrel, had better be careful this season for the last legislature changed the section of the law relating to the open season. It is now unlawful to

shoot squirrels before August first, which is the date when the open sea

son begin The open season is extended a month longer in the fall

however, or until December first. The

penalty Is a fine of $10 for each

squirrel killed before August first nd

after December first.

Russell A. Budd. son of D. D. Budd residing near Lebanon, has enlisted in the naval aviation department and left today for Washington, from which point he goes to Pensaeoln, Kla., where he will begin his duties, which will be that of mechanic in the repair and care of naval planes. Mr. Budd served one enlistment in the United States navy.

ENLIST IN BATTERY A

Harry Kudd and Rush Robinson Join Indiana Field Artillery.

Ru?h Rohinson and Harry Budd, of j his city, went to Indianapolis yester- i lay and enlisted in Battery A, of the ! Indiana National Cuard field artiuVry. ' rioth passed their examinations sueessfully. !

Sports

FAILED TO SHOW.

- ATTE.NOKD KUNKRAL

The following relatives arrived to

day to attend the funeral of Oscar Hull which was conducted this after

noon at the home of his daughter Mrs.

Harris DeVol on East Washington

street: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Preston of

Chicago; Mr. and Mis. Kdward Threi-

Tommy I) Outside the Money in '2:10 , Pace at Toledo. Tommy I), pacer owned by M. M. j Apple of this city, failed to get in the

.noney in the 2:10 pace at Toledo yes- i terday. He broke in nearly every j

heat and was withdrawn in the last i

heat He finished sixth, second,

rourth anil seventh in the heata he .ook ruit in.

1 KSTKRDAY'S HKSl LTS. AMKRICAN ASSOCIATION". Toledo, -.'); Indianapolis, 2-fi. Columbus, ;4-,ri; LrtuUville, Kansas City, H it Milwaukee, 0-6. Minneapolis, 4-5; tit Paul, 3-7. AMERICAN' I.KAOCK. Washington, s-.'i; New York. 4-4. Boston, 6-fi; Philadelphia, 3-2. Cleveland, 2-ilj tit. Louis, 0-2. Chicago, 1-4; Detroit, 3 X NATIONAL LKACl'K. Cincinnati, 2-Li; Chicago, 0 10. Philadelphia, ii-2; Boston, '4-4. New York, 9-8; Brooklyn, 2-0. St. Louis, 4-4; Pittsburgh. SM.

& P XlMAht A 1 !i"uUiH KI.I). DETROIT, Mk-h.. July . S. Ralph DePalma defeated Barney Oldfteld in three match races, establishing- a new

record nf 21:02 2-5 for 25 mile on i one mile circular dirt track. lePlmn I won the 15 mile event in 13.-0.1 S-S I and the 10 in 8:31 4-5. !

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OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO YOU

A hat lwy been our custom to wind up our past ceaton's telling by a JULY CLEAN UP SALE this year, altho the market conditions are all on the upward trendwe will make no exception. Commencing SATURDAY JULY, 7, and continuing for two weeks we will place on sale at reduced prcies our entire stock of Spring Weight COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, WAISTS and SKIRTS. Here are a few samples of the many bargains you may expect:

Suits and Coats

Just 25 Spring Weight Cloth Suits remarked at the reduced sale prices.

$ $7.50 $

Suits worth double the money. The quicker you come the better the assortment.

Spring Weight Serge and Poplin Coats, some 3-4 and some full lenght, some unlined and some half lined and some all lined.

Values up to $ 8. 50 for Values up to 12.50 for Values up to 15.00 for Values up to 20.00 for

Values up to 25.00 for

$ 5.00 7.50 .75 12.50

15.00

Black Taffetta Coats regular and Cf A Aft extra sizes for .... vJLlMJw

Genuine Marllof Poplin Middy Suits, White, Pink, Copen and Rose, sizes 16, 18 and 20. Plaited Skirts. July Sale Price ....

$4.98

Extra size Black Taffetta and Fancy Stripe Skirts, waist measures from 32 to 38, special values during this sale for ...

5.98

Wool Skirts Wool STire, Poplin. Checks and Fancy Wookn Skirts have all been remarked for ibis July sale, tfee the Skirt we ar offeriiiB at $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98 White Lingerie Dresses I.JW..P8 White Voile Presses, apecial during this Bale at $5,$7.50,$10,$12.50 and $15 Beautiful Net Dresses at ' $10, $15 and $20 You can sare from 25 to 3') per cent. If oo buy your White Ureas during this sale. Children's Coats and Dresses

79c

Children's Rinaham Presses, sites 3 to 14; our regular 65c aud lie Dresses; JQ July Sl f OC

Chllilren's Glnaham Dresses, staea 2 to 14;

our regular !" Dresses; July Sale

Cilclren'a (linnham Dresses, sises 2 to II; our regular J1.25 and 1150 Dresses; (Q July Sale OC Children's While I.incerie, Voile and Fancjr

Cineham Dresses, slices s to 34

12.50 Tffllues

13. 50 values

$1.98

$2.98 $3.98

hildren's Checks and Wisil Sergn Hiiring mils, sizes 2 to 14. reililied for tills sale $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98

Silk Skirts Fancy Htrlue Taft.-tta ant Satin Skirts, newest style; 15.00 $3 75 16.50 Silk tskirts " gg ITMStii' Skirt Jg llfl.W Slik'skirta' gQ 112.50 and $15.00 (In ff Silk Skirts 4 1U,UU Silk Dresses Silk Taffetta and Fancy Silk Dresses during this sale, values up to$15.00 $ Q7C for 17. I J 13.50 ?. 14.75 $25.00 nd $30.00 J g yg $:i3.00 and' $40.00 " 75 Hosiery, Etc. Indies' Onyx Hosiery, all llk, black, white, eolors and fancies r.'!25."?:: $1.00 Our $1.50 Hosiery gg Our $2.00 Hosiery Ijidies' Pnster Drown bla4 k or white Cotton and Llsln Hosiery. Uuaranteed 35c nr Hosiery, sale 6UC Indies' Ixin 811k Gloves, white, black, grey, tan and navy. Special sals price at$1.00 and 75c AH While Middies, 2 pockets, belt 1m front, sizes 14 to 20;. AR sale price ..." HOC One lot nf Middies, white and colored trim, short sleeves, best quality Galatea nn and Jeans, $1.00 and $1.25 quality OOC

Wash Skirts White Oabadlne Wash Skirls; $1.50 values J) 1

Choice of Oabardlne, Pique, and fane

ored Wash Sktrl, ... $2.00 values P 1 $2.50 qualities j J $3.50 qualities $2

$5.00 qufclldes $6.50 qualities

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.48 .98 .98 .98 .98

Washable Dresses I.nwn and Batiste Dresaes Worth $3.00, 4t 1 O Q July 8al Pl.70 Worth $4 00 O OQ July Sale 6. JO Worth $6.00, r Q' July Sale 5." t Worth $.D0, 1 QQ July Sale 't.ivO I.inen Dresses, all colors. In a variety of styles, washable Poplins and Bilvsrbloom. Special at $4.98, $5.98, $7.45 and $9.75 Shirt Waists Shirt Waist values that cannot be described. Wo have assorted our Waists for easy "llln Lingerie, Tub 8llk, 4'repo de chine. Pussy Willow, (ieoritette, Jjxct and Chiffon. Cou;e and see th assortment at 98c, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98

1 lot of Ladies' Stripe Lawn and Flowered Crepe Dresses worth from $1.00 to $1.25. hjjr Sale Price .... wu

1 lot of good qualily Gingham and Percale Porch and House Dres3es, regular f o and stout sizes. Values up to $2,00. HfiP While they last . . . . ,Ui

,r.- liehl colored, pink and bin

Ikingahiw Aprons. While they

r. , :...4C ?Kc Bilk Crene de Chine 4 f

IKercbiefi., Jul, sals .. 1VQ jVVIrte Fa.icy Ribbons, 50c values. OKf luly sale SJ1 100 Ilunalow Aprons, In llcht snd dark percale, c.t full, laneytrlinnieil; RQ worth 75o J JV. F-Jtra quality Heatherbloom lop and ta(Ttia flounc Pelllmwi

during this sal

$2.98

Ijdl.

Aprons, $1.S5 values

1 Dres nfM

Messaline. Petticoats, regular

and eitra le; i f July sale ,

Indies' Crep Kimonos, beautiful colorlnK and QQ siKns; $1.25 quality .. 70C 6o Chslll Dressing E Baques SOC fine lot of ladles1 fr,yi Tuft Silk Lisle Hosiery, regular Stic and 59c values, choice An at .....ZVC One lot ot 1 isO pairs of children's tan Cotton Hosiery, 15c in and I'Jo values lUC One lot of Bungalow Aprons, light Percales, regular Sao

t Aprons, slightly soiled rtf j at J A-

$3.00 Silk rrUlMMU Qg $6 00, $6 50 and $7.50 plain and fancy Talfntta Pstticoats, regular and eitra slse, gg

65o Muslin Gowns at

75c Crepe or Miislla

Uowns

$1.00- Crepe or Muslin

Gowns

$1 25 Muslin, Batlit

and Crep II owns

Ons lot of Mulin PetUcosts. wide embroidery flouuco; sl.JS

Value 1 O '

48c

59c

05c

e9Sc

One lot of $2 50 and $3.00 muslin lace snd embroidery trimmed Petticoats, d 1 QQ July eae dl.ZtQ 25c Corsvtt Cover values 1 (" for-, IOC J5c Corst Cover value 0 for tOC 5')c Comet Cover values OA for i O cr C 6.1c Corset Cover value JQ for HOC

t $100 Corset Caver val- "70

oca for ' Niacsra Maid Italian Bilk Vests. $2 M t1 OQ OUslilv vl - Niagara Mill', Italian Milk Vasts, rinrotdered, (4 70 $3.50 quality ) J

Ml SOB LSA.CI f. TO ()! !f. ClMCAflO, July r,T e 1 I I4'nirHe will end Us twxmn wii nr

kelil of f ranklin, O.; Mr. and Mrs. Will 0..inrB of Anderson; Mr. and .iix. I: Mi' f;jin end h'. and ,Mr. U fur th- Tri K.i e'i tre' y l.-'-r 7