Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 238, Lebanon, Boone County, 6 July 1917 — Page 5

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Fashions Decree: Plain Color Neckwear In all the new shades that are so much in vogue just now. A beautiful new shape, something quite different. SPECIAL VALUES 50c and 73c (Ten different colors) Soma plain color Shirts too, that are full of pep. To see them is to admire them. (See This Neckwear in Window)

Classified ADVERTISING Rates Vic Per Word, Each Issue. No Advertisement Tek n (or Leas lhan 10c.

J FOR SALE FOR SALE OK TKADK Equi"ly7room bungalow, bath, consider good lot. Inquire this office. -;;f-tf. FOR SALE An auto trailer. I'honc M8-Y. 6-25 tf FOR SALE Hurley IlimUVon motorcycle and aide car. as good as new: will sell cheap. Call Frank jewelry store for information. 6-28-0t rOR SALE Team of work horses in

(food condition, $100. Olis lime, 4 miles west of Stop 28, interurban. 6-3-4 t. FOR SALE Kirst-class motorcycle, cheap. Call No. k ;. 7-5-it. " WANTED "

UANTED MALE AND FEMALE

"HELP An intelligent person may earn $100 monthly corresponding for newspapers; $40 to $00 monthly in spare time; experience unnecessary; no canvassing; subjerts suggested. Seed for particulars. National Press Bureau, Boom 161U, BuffaU N. Y. 4-27-6-mos. IANTtDRcsponsible concern tr cars and tmcks, including mufl four small six, big six, all com ne-cia' cars. 1.000 lbs. to 6 tons. Manufacture.! and backed by one of the largest concerns in the country. Will soli like hot cakes. Discounts are extraordinary. If you are interested in nuking money in this business write box 7ft. 7-6-2L WANTEU Fireman at t. H., I. and E. power station, 24c )icr hour. 'Phone 726. 6-20-tf. WANTED 3 tb'5 fiii-nisheii rooms. Call at the new billiard purlur on South side square. 7-2 M UfANTED To buy horse," wagon and harness. E. A. Seaman. FOR RENT COR RENT 8 room house, bath, toilet, 2"i blocks from square. Koal A Company. 6-ltf. rOKKKNT Sleeping and furnished

rooms fcr light hou:

South Side of Square Chosen For the Service Chorus of Fifty.

g. 218 7--2t.

East Superior. Phone f$lt.

LOST " LOST A gold bracelet, watch" Sunday afternoon. Party was at Miller's garage and P-tig's. Finder return to Reporter Otfi-e and receive reward. 6-3-'lt LOST BetweraUIano7T and Thorntown, tan shoe. Call 870. Reward. 7-5-:n. I OST 'OR" STOLEN Emergency bag. Dr. R. A. Moore, Mechanics-burg.

BEST CASn PRICES PAID FOR POULTRY Columbia Consprve Co. Lebanon Phone 520

DR. R. Hi GAJIR1SON ' DENTIST Parssrra State Bank BuiUtag Senate 2eg-2 Ph SU-I

The first open uir union service will be held Sunday evening at 7:I!0 o'clock on the smith side of the court house. Chairs will be provided for a chorus of fifty and all those who can sing am are willing to donate their services are invited to occupy these seats. In case of tne weather being bad the meeting will be held at the Central Christian church.

TAKES ALTO AGENCY.

City Carafe Will Handle The New lUrroun Car. The city garage, on South Lebanon street, has taken the agency for th new Harrour. automobiles. The local garage will receive the first two cart urncd out hy the factory which i located at Wayne, Michigan. They will prihably be here next week. The price of the new Harroun Fours is John (iUndenning. of the citv carnge will begin err"nttriitinnK of the Midwest farm tractors next week in thiB county.

BINGLES AND BONERS

MeUger I. um her & Coal Co. THE PHONE ORDER HOUSE Lri anon snd Thorntown. Phone 16

. BY JACK VEIOCK. BOOSTING THE REDS. I am the ghost of a Cincy fan," A prowling spirit cried.

"1 rooted so long for the tail end Reds,

That one hot day 1 died.

"I'm glad to see 'em up there new,

Though I'm in an awful fix.

"Hut there's hundreds of other guys

like me. Just over the river Styx." In the spotlight: Home Run Jlaker. He poled out a homer which broke the losing streak of the Yankees. The Boston Braves shut out the Phillies for the first time this season. Mrfirav, shook hands with Tenor. Just like the kaiser shaking hands ith the king. So far the Red Sox show no signs of fading. Two victories over the Athletics helped. The Giants helped the Dodgers raise their pennant and obligingly lost the

game.

The hasehall writerB wii, now repudiate John McC.raw, which reminds us of a boomerang. The Cardinals have now won five straight games but they have no hope of beating Cobb to a record. Tyrus increased his horse power to thirty-five, and hopes to make it three dozen today. Three hit club: Mnoskry, Vitt, H-ilman, Herzog, Wheat, Baird and King. Baker, Smith and Hornsby poled homers into the stands. Art Nehf pitched She brt ball of the, day against the Phillies. JOH.V I., REMEMBERED, NEW ORLEANS, U.. July 6.-J.

I. Sullivan ws presented with a plan

ter cast of his right arm by

young men's gymnasium club yester-

1 day, the 26th anniversary of his vicitory over Jake kilrftin at ilirhburg, iMisa.

Large Stock of Supplies ai me

Local Work Boom Perry Township Meeting.

Sports

The work in the surgical dressing

rooms of the Red Cross on the third floor of the court house is now in full

swing under the suivervision of Miss

Anna Crawford and Misa Mae Shannon. A large stock of supplies has already been made, including surgical compresses, bandage rolls, and sponges. There are altogether twenty-four different kinds of dressings which will be made by the ladies. Surgical gaute is used. Thia is purchased at wholesale. More material haa been ordered and it will probably be here before the first consignment ia used up. The finished work will be sent in to the state headquarters at Indianapolis when a call is issued for it Mrs. Dr. Eastman and Mrs. Meredith Nicholson have charge of the state work. Mrs. Mary Flickinger has been placed in direct charge of the knitting of socks for the "Socks for Soldiers" movement here, and instructions for the making of the trench socks will he given by her. She will be in the Red Cross workroom on the lower floor of the court house. A meeting of Perry township wonen interested in the Red Cross work was held last night at the Central school near Fayette. Meetings of the irgani ration will be h"ld every Thurslay night. Although the organization las not yet become a full-fledged auxliary, they will go right ahead with

'he Red Crom rtwing. The materials I A-ill be furnished from Lebanon. Mrs. i Klora Herr is presider.1-, Mrs. Winnie Farrell is vi'e-p'-esideii;, and .Mrs. Flora Haun is sec etary-treasurer of i if the organization. I A meeting of Jefferson town.-hip adies will lie held at the home of Mrs. Charles I.ar"ol!ctt near Dover lext Wednesday, for the purpose of ; organizing to aid in the Red Cri.-:; work. I

YESTERDAY'S KESCI.TS. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Indianapolis, 3; Louisville, 2. Toledo, 6; Columbus, 5. No other games scheduled. AMERICAN I.EAfiCE. Detrinit, 11; Chicago, 6. Cleveland. 5-1; St. Louis, .1-4. BosUn. 4-4; Philadelphia. 3-2. Washington, 2-4; New York, 1-5. NATIONAL LE.Uil E. St Louis, 9; Pittsburgh, 6. (11 inings.) Brooklyn, 6; New York, 3. Boston, 3; Philadelphia. 0. No other games scheduled.

TODAY'S LEADIN (i HITTERS. The five leading hitters in the two

hig leagues today are as follows:

American League: Cobb, Detroit. .'!; Speaker, Cleveland. .349: Sister.

St. Louis. .322; Mrlnnis. ....la.leh.hia.

318; Milan. Washington, ..'llli. National league: Cruise. St. Louis 3.13; Rousch, Cinrinn-iti. .347: Horns-

hy, St. Louis. .311); Wheat. Hrooklwi.

315; Fischer, Pittsburgh, .31.1. FI LTON INJI RED. NEW YORK, July 6 Fred Fulton is nursing a sprained right hand tol.'iv us the rii, It nt h;. t, .-'. i,

tory over Porky Hynn. The Minne

sola heavyweight hurt his right hand

n a recent bout and in knockine- ouf

Hynn in the. fourth round of thcii scheduled ten round bout last night the hand was injured again.

INDIAN BREAKS RECORD. HENH YETTA, Ok., July .Eddie Burgess, a full blooded Indian, is sait'

to have broken the world's roping rcc

rd when he roped and tied a wild tecr in twenty-two and one-half sec

onds.

This lowered the previous record by

one and one-half r conds. Burgess it the owner of a large ranch ntar here

I.OWMAN ACCEPTS JOB, BLOOMIXOTON. Ind., July 6-

Guy S. Lowman of the Indiana Uni

versity coaching staff, today accepted a position as basket ball coach anil physical director at the I'niversity of Wisconsin. He will report in September.

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ni lnsons, 20. cents per dozen, thews' grocery, 'Phone 4(0,

ANOTHER FIGHTER ENLISTS. SAX FRANCISCO, July 6.-An-

other prize fighter haa really enlisted; Willie Ritchie, former lightweight

boxing champion, signed up as a pri

vate in tne L'niled States' signal re

serve corps. Sjiecial at our soda fountain fi

Saturday and Sunday Pineapple-nut salad, strawberry fruit, salad and New York ira cream, fctar Drti(p Stirs. 7-e 2t

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OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO YOU A ha always been our custom to wind up our past season's selling by a JULY CLEAW 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 retiVed sale prices.

$g $J.50 $

1015

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

Spring Weight Serge and Toplin 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 ift.OO for

Values up to 25.00 for

$ 5.00 7.50 9.75 12.50 15.00

Black Taffetta Coats regular and CI ft Oft extra sizes, for .... vJLVaUW

Genuine Mar Hof Foplin Middy Suits, White, Pink, Copen and Rose, sizes (J J f ft 16, 18 and 20. Plaited Skirts. July VI Mft Sale Price .... rxtu

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

5.98

Wool Skirts Wool Sere". Poplin, Checks and Fancy Woolen Skirts have all been remarked for this July sale. See the Skirts we are offering at $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98 White Lingerie Dresses 1-atIU'M White Voile Ureases, special during thiii iils? at$5,$7.50,$10,$12.50 and $15 Ccnutlflli Net flre.se. st $10, $15 and $20 You ran save from 25 to 30 per cent. If you buy your While firess during this sale. Children's Coats and Dresses Children's ninchsm Dresses, sites 2 to 14; our regular 65c and 75c Dresses; in July Sale tOC Children's Cingham Ureases, siiee 2 to 14; our regular H OW Dresses; sjft July Sale iC Ciidrcn's CinKham Iiresses, sixes 2 to 14; cur rejular tl 25 and 11.50 Dresses; An July Sale iOC Children's While Lingerie, Voile and Fancy f.inirhani Dresses, sixes 2 to 14 T":: $1.98 ,3.50 values $2.98 0.0.t.H'.u.,:,. $3.98 lij(lrfn ii.'4'ks ami Wool Hone flpring CoatH. mzoh 2 to 1. rpdtirMt for Ihia nW $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98

Silk Skirts Fancy Stripe Taffetta and Satin Skins, newest style; iSM fc 7t ralue J) J. f O i 5i) Silk Skirts $4 98 7.50 Siik Skirls $5 98 iio.oo sii skirt gQ 12.50' and SIB.OO 0 1 fl fifi Silk Skirls HU)UU Silk Dresses Silk Taffetta and Fancy Silk, Presses during I his sale, values up to ?r. $ 9.75 ?rw 13.50 14.75 J25.00 and J30.00 JQ yg j:i.').00 and I iid.OO 5 Hosiery, Etc. Ladles' Onyi Hosiery, all silk, black, white, colors and fancies Our 1.25 Hosiery QQ Our 1.50 Hosiery gj Our 2 00 Hosiery gj gg Ladies' Muster Brnwn blach or white Cotton and Lisle Hosiery. Guaranteed 35e ng Hosiery, sale JLQC Ladies' Lonir Silk Oloves, white, black, grey, tan and navy. Special sale prices at $l.Q0aad75c All White Middles, 2 pockets, belt in front, sizes 14 to 20; ARr sal price ..." HOC tine lot of Midutes. white and colored trim, short sleeves, best quality Galatea QQ and Jeans, SI 00 and ?l-25 quality OOC

Wash Skirts While Gabadlne Wash skirts; flj fr 11.50 values j 1 .UU Choice of Gabardine, I'ique aodXancy tolored Wash Skirts; fc in J.OO valuea 4iiHO .Vr1.1.":.' $1.98 ar.'.1'.'". $2.93 5.00 qualities gj g't iH'iir!'. $4.98 Washable Dresses Lawn and Hatlste Dressea Worth 3 00, f fkQ July Sale 91.170 Worth $4.00 e no July Hale t,tJU Worth 15 00, q QQ July Sale ; 0,VO Worth $50, i ng July gale H.30 Linen Dresses, all colors. In a variety of styles, washable 1'opllns and Silverbloom, b$4.98, $5.98, $7.45 and $9.75 Shirt Waists Shirt Waist values that cannot be described. We have assorted our Walsta for easy selb Ina Llnaerle, Tub Silk, Ci.pa de chine, Pussy Willow, Oeorgette, La.ee and Chiffon, i'ome. and tee the assortments at 98c, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98

1 lot of Ladies' Stripe Lawn and Flowered Crepe Dresses worth from $1.0Q to $1 25. hMr Sale Price ....

1 lot of good qualily Gingham and Percale Porch and House Dresses, regular Af) and stout sizes. Values up to $2,00. MiP Whila they last . . . . ,Vifc'

65c llnht rolored, pink and blue check and solid color I'ercaio llunnalow Aprons. While they

last at

25c Silk Crepe de Chine Kerchiefs, July sale ,. Wide Fancy Itlbboi values, July sale 100 nunralow Aprons,

and dark I'ercales, faney trimmed; worth 7-,c

F.xtra quality Heat herhloom top and taffetta flounce Petlicoala

minim this at

Ladies' Percale Dresa Qrt Aprons, $1.25 value .. JOC

48c

19c

as, 50c 25c In lleht cut full, 59c

... $1.69

Messallne Petticoats, regular and extra sizea; 0 QQ July sala tP&.VO Ijidles' Crepe Kimonos, beautiful colorinea and dc- nn signs; $125 quality ..' iOC EOc Challl Dressing nr? Saques aCOC One lot of ladles' Onyx Taa Silk Lisle Hosiery, regular 35c and Sac valuea; choice ftfl. at zyc One lot of 1"0 pairs of children's tan Cotton Hosiery, 15c ft and 18c valuea J. Up one lot of Bungatu Apt'ob. liKht Percales, reeular 69c Aprons, slightly soiled

$5.00 Silk Petticoats Qg $fi.00, $6 50 and $7.50 plain and fancy Taffetta Petticoats, rerular and extra alie, jj. 98 63c Mur.lla Cowna 43'g 75c Crepe or Muslin PQ Gowns OUC $1.00 Crerw or Muslin nr Guwaa OOC ' $1.25 Muslin. Batiste QQ. and Crepe Gowns ....iOC Cn, lot r.f Maalirt Pe'tlcoflts, wldo embroidery flounce; f 1 aO ..98c

One lot of $2.50 and $3.00 muslin lace and embroidery trimmed Petticoats, n Q July sale l.vO 250 Corset Cover values if" for IOC 35c Corset Cover valuea for . ii)C 50o Corset Cover value 65c Corset Cover values jq for HOC $1.00 Corset Cover val- jq uea for C Niagara Maid Italian Silk Vests. $2.00 Jgj Niagara Maid' Italian Silk Vests, embroidered, 1 7Q , $2.50 quality 11 i ,

i Buy ! for Lett j1' Now

Sale Start Saturday July 7