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

buying the best ," cipyou start vio enjoy life!

People really start to enjoy life when t h oy btn'n to wear fine footwear. A certain F'nso of pridt-ful possession will cause your feet to walk as if they belonged within the charmed circle of well dressed folks. Don't side ntq this question any longer. Dress up your feet.

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Harry L. Ken worthy HANDLES AIL KINDS OF NONTAXABLE SECURITIES Residence phone. 221; Office, 108 JOHN II. HOY General Real Estate Business GKAND OPERA UOl'SE Cll I'lwme 100-V Reo Automobiles Trucks Kive-pacnger four J'-'S Seven-passenger six $12.0 F. (X, B. Lming Call for Demonstration Moure & McRoberts, Auto Inn WOOLEY & EDWARDS BOSTONIAN SHOES MONROE AND PATERSON CARS Monroe Sales Ajteney 29 Wert 8uth Street, r-rxirtrr nn R. R. $1.00 Yearly

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S Olympic Theatre Quality Houne Quality Plays TONIGHT "the rogue's nestT. t f. .u....; (....-eating Lee 11 lett, !h th,vant.' to 'or "-afc k. mi! : J,. Ik .ul,.r T,... ilr i. The Sftf t 'w;j of iM.-rr-t, wreck . big 1ir, var pcay, t ns they ar-tU.-J'v happened. .jc ADMISSION ."c Colonial Theatre Qfcty House Quality Play. TONIGHT. ii n vp nrh or if m ar pn ti!t 'on-'e her tonight, and : "A DAUGHTER OF THE rooir nuwiwj af-i humnn n'ny of the rifh cn-1 tlir po.ir fmm the Triar;ireKir.e Art !tuitii. Thi'i-p ani latiyhs pahoi', ami u t'. ar anrt rknty nf ponnino, oM f..h-icim-l IhHIli fnr H yiujr people who w thin liiU'tt Triari(;l(-Fini' Ark pftx'ut ' i.tn. Aw! Oh- nrr iininy moments whpn yoa will it fnrwup! ami grip the cliiiir .HHii. 10c ADMISSION 5c COMING SATURDAY Wflrl.l Films pr.-'nt ru)ye. HimkaeH and June Klvidite in "THE SOCIAL LEPER"

Compluntinn of Dispase mven As the Cause nf Her Demise.

The demise of Sophia A. Bowman, acrid wfumil Jot after miilnight tet rti'.'hv af her home on Noilh Janietr.t in this eity. A compilesion o? (liteMse-i fat Kiven as the cause f her (tenth. Slie wan hori in Hunrock c vjnty, Ohij, March 4, De-!'oni-d Wii, iinitni in marriage to it.",rv Uowwae in 1900 in Frankfort, iml. IIi-5;,IS the hn:,hun.l, one iliiuirht. r, Dnri.i, ami one ttrpyon. Waller, a il o-:e son, Kimer, survive. One l.r.rtlur, J. A. !i:h, of Ohio, and t-vo -i'.!-r. Mr:-. Sclie terflcr and l.urin- !; I roiii''-, hoih of Ohio, aluo are livr.(r. l.keeaseti was a nembrr of the V. K. ! o.h h. re. She hail lived in T I'hanon for the pat ten years. I ii -ii,- are invi'.-,l to call' a: the horr e from one to nine o'clock p. m.. v 1-1 vate Herat forv.ces W ill l,e held I 'lience J-unilav. The hour f .n si t. ,ld v. Ft. H. Kent . Inn riicnt will Ik- at cii-,-1,' jit I iankfort. Will IIKOIU; AX!IX(i I.ODCE. Mi.irii"'--; of the M...h"-n W.)o.Iv.,imi .it Keknrm ami 'Ihrnntimil were it J ,i,...Movn Welne.tav nut'it to a. I ;n the reot' itii.iny of the Iim!i!" ;.t eat p are. I went - tive canilrlat.v. tri v.-ri t',e (h-irr-es. Tne niii't.ti .-, I -M in the . (i. (). r. hail. Idr, .t,ri- uer.- ere.l. A dl.- p'av of m:r. at TiioiivnnvN. A -I'lwii; .'.re ee.-ui r-. ,1 at the home Jorn .i:r.l ll at Imnitown j'lst t.,'noi.n f"iav. 1 10 eurninjr out of ekoine-. .aairht the i f of the cklv ...ki Vr. Mi' P..n of rk. i-M.k ( tl 11 1, tilVK MAKKF-X W of t!. Kiiaville !apti.-t H 1'ivi- u market tit CnwenV k"t ,-aturdav morning. July "o-of 'COME ON OVER, SEE MY CORN FALL OFFP 'I I'ut 2 Ir"H of '(, eta-It' nn I.aKt Mliht Now Wak-h - - " .Y,

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Picnic Here Fry Chickens

IT'S A Watermelons Strawberries Rasphorries Ulackherries Pineapples New Potatoes

Lewis & Storm PHONE 42 QUICK DELIVERY

.1 t , I i 1 j ..( ti rn u f in a p n i thin mominir ab.mt 9:W ovl.iek hile wotkmir at loo T. H.t I. trlc' tion fhops. Ilia hsnd lipn h waa doini? aome pinning work and was causrht bv the knivei of tb power machine. He wa Uk the WlU, ham hospital where m injury waa dretsed by Pr. J. It. Ball. He is getting alone very nicely.

MARKET REPORTS IXIIAXAP()MS LIVESTOCK. INDIANAPOLIS, July 6. There wa a Rood run of 11.000 hoga arrived for the Friday market and the marketing opened with a good demand from oukidc sourcea, which finally resulted in an advance of 5itf loc in prices over yesterday. Local killers were also in the market and it required all there were to supply the demand. The good hnfrs. weighing from 1W pounds upward, sold from ri--vO((fl5.8S. hut a load of heavy hogs sold at l(j.0a, thi of rour.se, being an outside price. The hulk of the hogs sold from l"i..r0ff I'. Tj and included the hogs weighing from 1;o to less than 2M) pounds. CATI'I K There were around 1,000 rattle arrived for the market thi.morning and ao far as prices were concerned it w the general opinion that they were steady as compared with yesterday. The trading seemed a httle more active than it has been and the clearance was fair for this ine in the week. Hulls sold in line with other cattle and there was a steady market for the good veals hut heavier kinds off the grass were nunc or leiis lower. The trading in -Nickers and feeding -attlr. this morning was very dull and any change in ;ncs was again in favor of buyers. CIIICAOO GRAIN. CHICAGO, July 6. A rush to buy eom was in evidence toilav at the upeiieig of the Chicago grain murket a.n the i-esutt of the stopping of trailing in July corn. September was up it at l.i.V. In n few minu'ej ieivrcber coin sold up to $I.IH, two c -nts over yi eterday's finish. July and September both were new record levels. heat advanced one and 2'ic reflectively. Oats were to Se hiL'lier. l'rovi.sions also were general ly higher. ( l.ise Wheat July, 52.12; September. M.!2. Corn- Septemlwr. SI.."4Tii'',icj De-,-emh.T. $1.14. (n. Sr. Oats July. 6ac; September, MlU 'if: lecember, titjHc. I'oik -July, $4').1; Septemlier, I.arii July, $;i.07; September, KibH July, $'l.rJ; September, $21.Tii. ( lllCA(;t) LIVESTOCK. rNION STOCK YARDS, 111., July C.. Hogs FteceiplM, lfi.Oof); market .low and ;c higher; mixed ami butchers, !4.fi;( lti.OO; goisl heuviea, 114.ifi.f r; ronnh heavies. $1 t.o.Vn 14.- ".'; liirht. il4..".0'ela.7l; pigs. SU.OOfrr 11.2a; bulk of sales. JU.Hi'w l-ri.Ha. CATTI.K Receipts, $.!.0mi; market, iteady; beeves. $.:tUil-i:t.StO; cows an.! heifers, $:..40(r tl W); stis-kers lid ferdcra, ?li.:ll((l '.l.."ill; calves, $10.Khii 14.MI. S1IKF1' lleeeipts, .I.IKKi; market -teaily; natives and westerns, $T.Ta'n' Il.oo; lambs, $in.wi(.i ifl.r.0. LEBANON MARKETTS. Corn. 70 lbs $1.7R Oats, nvxed Cc Oats, white 6Hc rOL'LTRY. Kgirs 27c llutter. fresh 27c liens, 4' lbs and over IXt Hens under 4Va ltis lac LEBANON CHAIN COMPANY. Corn, 6S lbs $1.73 Oats, mixed fitw Oats, white 68c Five bars Flake White soap, 2.V. Saturday only. Matthews' grocery, Thono 400. TO BUY Cantaloupes New Peas New Apples Green Deans New Tomatoes Cucumbers San Marto Coffee

r.nlhusinstic Meeting lit'M in Public Library at Thorntown Last Night.

A brtn:h of the Eoone county Franchise Lrague w. J urganiied last night at Thomtown. A very enthusiastic meeting was hM in the library; Mrs. ii. S. Digging and Mrs. Hntman, of Lebanon, were preaent at the meeting and aided in the organization. Mists Dora Miller was elected president. Mm. Ernest McKern was chosen vicetireaident, Mrs. Dr. Ellis was elected treasurer and Miss Catherine Neptune was elected secretary. Two meetings are to be held each month.' The first work to be taken up by the Thomtown branch is the resistering of the women in Sugar Creek town -hip for the constitutional election. This afternoon and tomorrow afternoon are to he registration days for the women at Thomtown. Mrs. Amelia Everitreet will have charge of the regis;ration in the library. The member., f the league expect to register over 00 women in Sugar Creek township. WEEKLY CONCERTS. X.ivance Arranges For Programa by Dover Glee Club. Every Saturday night. Advance itiseris are to be entertained with onreits bv the Dover irlee club Thrse entertainments are irii- n nmW the auspices of the comm .ml club. 1 he following is the piov m for the ntertainment tomorrow night: moiii-a Glee Club Iteading, "The Kaiser's Prayer" . . Madge Stafford Native Land" Glee Club Duet .. Mrs. Stansel and Mrs. Yonrt Juanita" ; ( .e Club ;olo, "Sweet Geneveive" Mrs. W alter M Daniel Hurt. Cori ine Green and liiehard Wa'l My Old Kentucky Home" Glee Cbib Heading Miss licssic Sanfi-nl Old Hhuk Joe" Glee Club Ihjet, Mabel Cox ami lirssie Sanford Soldiers' Chorus" Glee Club Annie Laurie" . , .' Glee Club folo Glenn Silknitter 'Carry Me Hack to Old Virginia".. Mrs. McPankl and Chorus Duet Mr. and Mrs. Silknitter We Are Tenting Tonight," Glee Club Star Spangled Manner" .. Glee Club SEARCH FOR Ml RDF.RER. Soldieni Stationed at I VI roil S k Slayer orGirl. IRU ( tnlernolemiif V'i" rr-lrc. DETROIT, Mich., Ji'v fi l.'d by .'00 armed soldiers of the Sixth Reserve Regiment I'nited States Kniriners, who have been stationed here, i posse of FtOI) men began nt suu;-t.-e loilay to search what is known as Paementer Wood, n tannleil luiest near llirminghain, Mieh., for the nundi rer if little pl-vear-old Hope Ab xan.ter vho was killiil while gathering fiowrs In Sylvan Warden on the Fourth of Inly. It is thought the fiend is in the hieket and if he is there is no ccaue "or him as it is entirely surrounded y the man hunters. INDIANA NEWS NOTES. lV iff intrrmnHimil Srn Srrrtrr.i INDIANAPOLIS, I ml., July 6. Kormer Buckeyes living here met tolay with Misa Harriet Keefauver to dan a great entertainment for the 2,000 Ohio boys in the Dftiers' Unserve Camp at Ft. Harrison. It may held when Gov. Cox visits the 'amp July PI. M ARTINSVILLE, 1nd July fi. Delaring that trench digging is no busiirss for a soldier, Eugene Harrington, if Toledo, member of the Thirteen mbulanre Corps at Ft. Harrison, admitted he had deserted when arrested ';ere in a soldieis' uniform. I Ml'N'CIE, Ind., July fi. Vernon Wood, Pt, today criiil his heart out after admitting he lied when he said Charles Gilmer, 6, shot himself in the noods, confessing, the police say, thai he accidentally shot hi playmate. Young Gilmer's fare was almost shot off by the discharge of a gun in the woods. Tho Wood boy ran home crving out that C.ilmer had shot himselfJ L pon questioning, he broke down ami told the truth. FT. HARRISON, Ind., July fi.-The officers of the new national army will be able to speak French when the) arrive on the firing line. French hssons have been added to the day's grind of the Officers' Reserve Corps. With pay day at handeach member of the corps receiving $J'i0 the atudent officers swung into the km, stretch of the training w ith a vim today. From now on the atudent officer will be given training in the higher rta of war map making, range finding, tactics. ANDERSON, July fl.The apirittualisU of the atate will gather at the Chester field eamp (trounds cm Saturday, July 21. for tlie twenty-seventh

Two Piece Suits Prepare for a lony spell of hot weather this is the time to buy your two-piece suit. Latest belted styles and conservative models in a wide range of feather--;i1';lh-:s S7.00toS12.50 pli'aiytmi' tO S5.00

Moore's Saturday Specials

Table Rait. 3 Kat'ks ! White L'uimlry Soiip. lmr..5c Raking l'oidt-r, pint Mastin Jar for Klc 1 pntiml Talcum Powder . .10e Mas.nn Fruit Jars, I ilnz. .Vie Battling- Suit.-- 25c 25 pounds Cane Suirar, II. Moore's 5 li s Cream Cones, 2 fur Piano Tuning Player Piano Tuning Piano Repairing In All Branches W.W.STEVENS E. Side Sq. Phone 55 Constipation causes headaches, s-il-low color, ihill sickly cj.es, makes you feel out of sorts all over. Ilolii-ter't Rocky Mountain Tea will bam.-h constipation. Try it without fa. I. Oak ding store Adv. annual camp. Daily services will be held until September 2. Many of the leading speakers and mediums of the country are on the program. Ore of the f, ituies will be the remarriage of Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Sprogue, in celebration of their fiftieth wedding anniversary. MISCALLED. "It' been years," said Uncle Eben, "einee I haa seen so many men called 'colonel' dat wa sure enough soldiers." Washington Star. 24 Vs ponnda Pillsbury Best Flour, $1.75 at Matthews grorery. ITione 400. ,

. . . . ac ...25c ,..10c ,...5c ...15c ...10c K. for ,.$2.10 & 10c Store Prest-0-Lite Service Station Patteries recharged and repairetl. Free inspection and distilled water. Jacob Wilcox 112 East Main Street Phone 199. L. W. KIRTLEY DENTIST First National Baak Building Third Floor COOK BY WIRE WITHOUT FIRE Interstate Pub. Service Co YOUR OI.II ROOK LEAK? IF SO. SEE r CLYDE LOWE. He guaranteei to stop all leak) with ashestoa fiber roofing. PHONE 390 ntmtmtmmniffiimmtfimsnK! IG. R. BAUMGARDT THE CLEANER "We Clean While Others Try" HH5H S. Lebanon St Phone 9a We can supply yon .with anything in the Hardware line &xao m bomb or rma rou Lebanon Hardware Co. j I I WM BUM Mm

Matches, box Pineapples, 2 cans fvinbnen. tun Mustard JYet'.els), 1 pound , BathiiiK Caps