Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 266, Lebanon, Boone County, 8 August 1917 — Page 5

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What are You Doing for the Red Cross? Every woman and gi''l in Hoone county should be working for the Red Cross. You will find plenty to do if you will call at any of the Red Cross shops ir. the court house: 1. Red Cross Headquarters. . Men's Rest Room 2. Hospital Supplies Men's Rest Room 3. Fock f"i- Soldiers Men's e Room i. Surgical Pressing Room Third Floor 5. Navy League Department. . Assessor's Office G. Membership league Assessor's Room 7. Comfort Kit Assessor's Room

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ADVERTISING j Kate-i,c Per Word, Each Leue. j No Atlnrtiwmrat Taken for I ! Than 10c FOR SALE TOR SAl.t. IMnrj birds; MhKera., Mm. W. O. liraveg, iiune. oW, , Thorntown. f-'H'tt. FOR SALE--r'aim'y 'broke" tnv.w mare, carriaxtt and ham.-. ""'! West pearl st ' . I. M.y. i if sold i Rle. phone Ms. roH SA1 K - I menu J. K. Unwhar. X. WANTED i I WIANTEO MALK AND FE.MALKj 1 "HKLP An mUili(f"nt person may i , earn aiw moniniy corre.-punuir.K iyr newspapero; M) to f.W runnthiy in r tpare timt; experirnce unnecessary; Do canva.ijanff; .ubji-ct-s jjiestcd. Send for particulars. National I'res, Bureau, Boom 16VJ, CuiTalo. N. V. 4-27-6 mo3. work. No w..-lii. T .- ily. Apply at lil'J Fa t M . Elfiiy In liarn la- prinure trad. Inquir at Th li.-parl, r '.

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'f UJ iNTKDThree :,.ih- iladie, j Sutunlay at B'.vrman'. si I store. I FOR RENT I roil RENT 5 rooii li..u.,t, i toil-t, 2'i blocki fi-orn w Keal & C.'.impaT,-. FOUND 1 : i,f u-i.-nt at I!azerir. Carry H. Sloan. H--it II. B. SHOOK VETERINARIAN Over Oak Drag Btora Telephona 318. Lebanon, Ind, Slate Auto Insurance Cover Complete Z. C. SMITH J-JtH Norl M-rlilian. ji06 South Lebanon Phone fl2 T Phone, 2(M at&i& Shtmtrfi

without flaw or blemish. A patch or plug on a tire Is neither sightly nor efficient. If your tire has been damaged send it where it will be vulcanized, the only right way of repairing. And it will not give you any further trouble. Vulcanizing merges the damaged edges together so that the mended part is really stronger than the tire itself.

CADILLAC. PAIGE AND DOIH.E BROS.' CARS FIRESTONE AND U. S. TIRES ENGLISH AUTO AND TRACTOR CO. NOW IS THE TIME to order ymir TENTS FOR FAIR U(Ol NT) t SE F"r rent nr for sale. CLYDE LOWE DOKS OlR OLD ROOF LEAK? IF SO. SEE CLYDE LOWE. e.,Ar:inia to .stop all leakw,;h hK:tnt 6her r0(,f,ng. PHONE 393 MONUMENTS Sc t,. iir your monumrnU if jou t fi'-t c'aa tTk and workman- . 'a!i u- and we wiil bring- you n our :-hp fir in.'pection. :-!,., p pl.one !-.'; H. IIS nr 714 I'I.A K YOUR ORHFRS EARLY HARLAN MONUMENT CO. Rco Automobiles Trucks Fiire-p.'ui.M(er timr $S75 Stiven-pa --.'iicer f-ix $150 V. O. R. I.-jnsini? flail for Demonstration Moore & McRubcrls, Auto Inn ?ttltUtl!U!'ltttIII!m!ttCSt Hg. r. baumg ARDT ig THE CLEANER

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'SiliVi S. Lebanon Ht. i ilttntttnwna Harry L Kcnworthy HANDLES AI L KINDS OF NONTAXABLE SECURITIES Renidenre plione, 221 ; Office, W OWEN MORKERT Chiropractor n.Hir-: Ml a. m. l-t aaa 1 m. CoanuMata aa Bafaal Aaalyaia free 2.10 Caaon-Kaal Bkt. Paoae (31 X-Ray Spinogrraph Vcpartnent (job Work at Reporter Office Reporter by mail $3 per year

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BY FIFTY PEOPLE Rev. and Mrs. R. Everette Lucas Surprised by Church Congregation. Last evening about eight o'clock Mr. and Mrs. R. Everette Lucas were disturbed by some noise on the street by automobiles coming and stopping north of their house. Charles Hall had stopped the evening before and said that he and his family were coming in to spend the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, but Charley is one of those fellows who when he goes anywhere, wants to get there early and when he did not arrive at about 7 o'clock, things began to look a little suspicious. The suspicion of Mr. and Mrs. Lucas was pretty well founded for 50 people from the New Salem church got out of the machines and buggies that came, taking possession of the place, bringing with them all kinds of cakes and five gallons of real ice cream. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hall and children, Rush, Olin and Miss Florence, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Beck, and daughters, Mary and Fern, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Beck and daughters, Pauline, Mildred and Bertha Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beck and children, Elizabeth, Richard and Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. James Long, Mr. and Mrs. Linnie Beck and daughter Lenora, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Beck and son Donald, and Miss Vercie Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Ham, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Miler and children, Lyle, Agnes, Velma, and Mrs. K. Kersey, Mrs. Chas. A. Taylor, Mr. Leslie Beck and children, Buren Wayne, Eilleen and Laverene, Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thrine, Miss Pauline Titus and Miss Ruth Beck of Lebanon. The -.-, int-rr'ipt. d n, a- .-xt i ii. -.vii' a.i. ai. -lit i-e ,ao,, .l kind., of i ,!(. a !i" came. R..v. l.u .. V.-V. S.i'i Ti i-hi.ivi a-t, .r ar-d !h. .'..on dr. a larter I iv ,..a-m fpi -vl. 'n th- pi -hii ht-.. I.: ,. .1 I. Ml fe. U I , tne X. Y. . IH V! Sldll I H TU H IIOMK." S'.-"-Ali Initiiri town. TI-. r.trei a(h' I.ini.t-en r i-H-. Kan.-;, Id I.. Id hi r.-al i ' ar:!y to vend II at hut ym ir lei.al n." ia wintf-r," ai'l r.itra, Ori.-i vTiat so,, ni-i. I. f'H,- cal. at . o-iv . I ton't a-k for month., of i rcdit Irf-t a -upp'y ,lf eivir pmie and inut.lMl ly h; hi each n.ber. COMMUNION SERVICE. There will be communion services in the Salem United Presbyterian church next Sabbath, August 12. The pastor will be assisted by Rev. C. M. Tiler. Preaching Friday and Saturday nights at eight o'clock. The Sabbath services begin at 10:30. Everybody welcome. ROBERT HOOD, Pastor. ADVERTISED LETTERS. Clay Sheets, Thomas Wilson, John Price, Lloyd T. Hicks, Herman McDaniel, George Wise, Mrs. Wesley Stowers, Miss Mae Martin, Clifford K. Hickson, Cloyce Lawson, Cecil Lawson, William Sheets.

Every Department of Fair Shows the Greatest Activity.

PLENTY OF SHOWS Demand For Privilege Space is Very Heavy--Entry List Will Be Large. The Boone county fair is less than two weeks off. Great preparations are lielnir made by thus di chuiKe to ,11. ,ke tl is yea-' fair th- bitrt and be.-t ever held here. I i to be held heirinninvt Tuenla, Aafurt 21. and lasts four days, (.-!osi:i.: .vucust 24. Lon Varntz, who has charge of the in ivi'i-ireB and ri.nc . a havmit l hard time l ii'iii in-r ' t I'la the the lie st ill the hino.-v of i'..'ne r.-unty 'air--. Cher.- will be a: least seven ni; shows at the fair. Tlii-e of these ire an natrk-h ahnw. iwludmn f aine.l istrirhrs and anima.r, the monkey ;ii"eriway. and a cabaret show. The Jamestown boy's band. Boone county's best. Mil furnish inu-ic every day. This organization consists of fifty members. Two hiir free attract inns wbich will ;ive four jear;onnaPC"s daily between races aw Miss Happy Harrison and ';er traihd doffs, mules, and monkeys, and the Grace Ayer Duo. mmistinir nl' Miss Aer. a sViiter and dancer, and i mi'iis.'t, -Ah) is a humorous char- , b:if brand new merry KO-round il: be a f.-atiiie of the fair. It will initei -lit Booher Brothers, of Armstrong, Ill. It is beir n .. .I to.-.y at lii- Red Men's picnic at Whitestown for the first time, .od it will lie used for the ,ecoad time it the Boone county fair. Clean Entertainment. The fair management announces that there will be no freak shows nor fortune tellers on the grounds this year, and only clean entertainment will be permitted. The grounds will be thoroughly policed. Carre Davis is in charge of the policing of the fair this year. this year. From the number of inquiries that have come in, the management states that the number of entries in exhibits will be the largest ever. Entries will beM.'i, -I ..-hihit. '! I- t:I th- hi rirmm; of tl.e fair. ,.,,ai-i..n f-r a.Mis on n1 da .11 be t-.c. ntv-f.ve ci-nt-. I'ln'dre ider twelve van. of au- will I. a, I fi-Te-n rent,, ex, opt -n T IV , uiien tbey Mill b- adtn.it-.l fro -m i of :'.1'l is to Ik- i'-.-i-h a eir.uin. in the rac.-s. Tl.e .nUa r. m ..-. .-lie as fnlUms: Z: H trot, t : J i -e. iam.; J:ti tr-.t.'!')": Z 1 1 trot j .; 2.17 lr.-t -o; n-e, UliHi. j J.) pace, sjao; 'i Vi ui.ee. J.,H; untN tr. t. i ,: i r.t,- we, M. In r..iiiit i area. sir. arc to ert.-r ami ; Ur am to -t .t. 'i'lie s.i,e,l lie of I MISS RANKIN TO APPEAR Montana Congresswoman Will Give Address at Attica Chautauqua. Notwithstanding that a certain Western chautauqua bureau is circulating a report that Miss Jeannette Rankin, of Montana, America's first ust l'-'th, L'I7 . she p. !. Il-I f !!.., ro f.-r t!.. lint he,- .--undhi jjiv.rK n., Mono Honorable Fred S. Purnell, M. C. from the Ninth Indiana, secured Miss Rankin's consent to come to Attica for this engagement and she has repeatedly assured him that nothing will prevent her being at Attica, as advertised. The Attica management feels trratif.ed that they bave wired .in i.H..act..n that k worth fiiltlinit over ina-much a.- the action f thibureao would seem to in.'ieHte that they reirard Mi.--. Kaiikin u. a ,;lar ami. hate to jtive up hi r time. Only last week Miss Rankin assured Mr. Purnell and Mr. W. H. Reed, mayor of Attica, who was in Washington, that nothing would prevent her being at Attica and that she was looking forward to that opportunity to meet and address as representative a crowd of Indianians as would be there. Miss Rankin will appear at Attica Chautauqua Sunday afternoon, August 19. Plenty of cucumbers for canning at C. R. Matthews.

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Are Good Tires A Tirm for Every NfJ nl Prict and Vi Cord' 'Nobby' 'Chain' Veo, In the case of the (Jiants it appears Unit the face is practically "nil over but the nhoutiiiK." Akdmw'a men are fast approaching; the point where they will have a mathematical cinch on the pennant and if they keep up the ter- 1 nfie pace they have set in the west it will be a matter of two or three . weeks until Mctiraw will be able to j -tart polishine up his pit. hint; stair1 for the world's series. I With the White Sox It is different, j Kowland's men may expect a fij-lit almost up to the wire. The slender I lead hcln by the Sox today appears to j be .n, rnnujrh insofar a.- the wiiulupl i-r tlii- eastern invasion is concerned. Hut nniai-.r has a series of four raiiios to play at Cleveland hcfoie ivt'lnini; to ti,e home irruunds and the Indian, are included to be troublesome. , 'I'lie fii-ht for berths in the fir.-t d-v: - ion in the American I.eaKue is t'lo.-inv; hot, just as it has been in tile National. The Timers and Indians I are MioAinif better form than lit any! tone since the neason oenesl and I work of Cleveland's pitchint; stuff ha- ! I.een a lev. lalion. In the series ju-t clu ed at 11.. -ton the Indian pitchers I held the ;, . ,ox tn an even break, i They may make further trouble for j Host. m when Harry's men invade the I i .-t on their final road tup. I

buy tire Cord' 'Nobby torvicc TODAY'S I.KADlSti HIT I KltS. Tla live leadint; batsmen in the majors today are: National I.eacue Knu.-ch. Cincinnati, .:::',7;' llorn-hy, St. Iaiuis, .mil; fruisc, St. I.ouis, ."'.'; Kauff, New York, ..'il..; Kis. her, Pittsburgh, .,'114. American Li ay;u' Cobb, Ortroit, .:!87; S, raker, Cleveland, ..laa; Sisler, St. Lotus, .nil; Veach, Detroit, ..'(09; Mclnms. I'liiladelphia, ..'!0a. K-iTKHD tY'S RESLXT3 A m v i;n n Assort .VITOM. I.ou.sville, "J; Indianapolis, I. Columbus, U-i; Toledo, 1 It. Other iran-.es postponed, rain. AMi:i;icAN' i.EAtiii; Now i.i k. 7; Detroit, 1. Alt i.t. c-. s; Chicajro, I. Wa l.iiiL'.on. :i: St. I.ouis, 2. lie tun. a; Cleveland, . NATIONAL LKAi;LK. Xe.v oik. i; Cincinnati. 2. Otla r i anu s postponed, rain. lo k Ml : I KK CENT MONEY. To laan on fanns, no rommissirm. nr sto. k. p.. mcnt pnvilctte after 5 i"ais. harlr'.-, .1. Sewart, 9(17 MerchantDank I'.ldir., Indianapolis. Telephone, Mam, 77'J. 8-l-6t.

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