Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 267, Lebanon, Boone County, 9 August 1917 — Page 5

LLpANON DAILY KLf OSTLK, TKLTuiDAY.'.-l'GUST 9, 1917.

EXEMPTION BOARD n n nnnno1 1 ( 11 f i.u n i3n Will Begin Passing Upon Claims Tonight. JUL JVi dl jvJ LJ L ...J CLASSIFY THE LISTS

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Getting Evervthinfj Hoady So That the Work May be Expedited.

The lifral coiwiption In-u jihsihI of County Clerk TiU;.Lewis, and Dr. ;. A. Schuitz. Kin tdnipht on the hard ta. k inn upon the exemptions .1 the dmftpil men of Ho Mn-.t of today was spent in anil clarifying the list, .- cilitato tho work. ! . rboard state that it will hi"1 nt least three lars to cop ; work of passing on (fee ni-mt tor which a complete ' chosen for the arniv 't -in '.ii:.will he given out. W i;o ti' hs not iniuated its I.r.e of a thr l.plKI it is hunllV likelv ti nt can txi ttttaincd ''i";ti tj, .-t ready examined to m.im up I county's qiio'a of lot, in which another batch of the conct ;pt. u summoned for eamination. Kven after the hoard secure required numU-r it is hkel tn;,t of the men so chosen will he t down by the regular army of Further draws may tie n"'fa that case to til' the vanmeie... MARKET REPORTS INDIAN Al'Ot. IS MAKKFTS. INDIANAPOLIS, led.. A-.-in.iM. A vei-y fair run of heirs air-ed the innrket thi- mnrnme, fresh rivals bemir H.ooo. hut there p to he no more than noee.,-.ory to n the requirements of hovers nod tl was aio'ther upturn in pirc.s l amounted to l.V lit a L'eneral wiy compared with yesterd.,-. Sales r;i ed from 1 !.,) to lti.7 a few at $!.Sii(a l.yi. , there being The extreme ton of 1 was the high M in this market. Therti was a (rood c!-arr!ce at prvauinir pno CATT1.K Oniv tv, cattle were in the anivals. a very lipht .upply even '.'or this time in the w.-k. 1.' added strength to huyrt und enough competition rievedoped to -nah!e salesmen to make a urmt idearanre at tnnc to higher lira-"!., the (food kilniiff caitle now beir.jr around 'I"c hn'her than a week ago. Hu 1 1-- also .-oid in harmony with other cattle and there was Bn advance of ,7c in prices of calve;-. There was a continued quiet market for stockers and feeding caf.k and prices were quotahly unchanged. HK'A(.t) t.UAIN. CHICAGO, August IL Owing pricea: Wheat, September, $t;t. Corn May. $1.1! -;: Deeemlier. $1.1BH. Oativ J ay . 1 .1 ; S-pt'm-her. 5 (a Dec.mt.er, :.c. Pork .September. Sl-Vi. I.ur I Keptember, t.'i.oU; October. &',:,; October, Kii.- Septeiot.er, $23.17; October. HSt.hu. (HICA(,( UVK.SlOlK. CHICAGO. August !. Hob Receipt.., 1,701), marki.t, niow. -V h g'ier; mixi-d and butchers. 1 ...u-n n,.r,;,; i;ood heavies, $ir.(atir,.7ri;rnugi, heavies, i:,co -15.2(1: light Sil..f !('..,: o i'.. $11.2."(8,M..,S0; bulk of sale,, .. r..7u(a1.0. CATTLE Receipt-, :,.i': .t strong, higher; Iteeves, ?7.JIKo 1 1..';.,; tows and heifer., -l.-I'ifa IJ; . and feeders, ;,.80;9.25; caiw,, Mi. Ci. HIKKI' Receipt-, fi Will; ,- :k. t s'eadv t'l hiirher; natives and v'-i rn.-. ",.Vt'a ltlf; land.-, $;i-.T' 1 1 70. I.KBAN0.1 MAKKETS. Wheat. No. 2 $2.25 Corn, 7l tli - 2.20 Oat. , mixed lAr Oats, new, white oiic POULTRY. Ilitir- 27,. Butter, fre.-h 26c liens, 4'. !), and over K.c Hens, under 1'a lbs l:ic leghorn hens i:!r spring rhiik.-: over It 0 ! Old cks 10c Voung cocks, ttaggy 12c Hen tucks, old l:ic Tom turks, old 11c Tom turks. 12 lbs and over .... 2'ir Ceeac, full fciitheted 17c

UV H II K LEFT. BridgetYes, ma'am, I'll be lavin' ye. 1 don't like tliat snip of a dude that doe be rallin' on Mita Kathcrine. Misti Tho idea! lie doesn't call to see you, what Bridget I know he don't ma'am, but I'm afraid some of the neighbor Slight think be does Boaton TranKiipt

We are Going to Place Our Whole Stock on Sale Regardless of Prices, Cost, Loss or Value. Starting Saturday, August Uth 8 (Mock A. M. If you will wake up and take time to investigate you will find that this great sale is the GREATEST BARGAIN CARNIVAL EVER HELD IN LEBANON. Be on hands early Saturday, August 11, when the big sale begins. Just think! This stock consists of thousands of dollars worth of fine Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps for Men, Women and Children and all placed on sale without reserve regardless of cost, loss or value, at prices that will stir up the population for miles around. So hop the first train, electric car, wagon, auto or anything that will get you here. Sale will last throughout August. Bring along your suit case, satchels, bags or anything that will carry home from one to a dozen pairs. Be sure you know the size for your entire family for your money will go farther and buy more than it could before. The prices will be cut so low that profits will be eliminated and in many cases goods sold far below manufacturers cost. Shoes are high and going higher so be sure and take advantage of ihis sale. Here are Specials That Show We are Cutting Prices

Men's CI .SS.OO to M.00 values now "(JET YOL KS" Children's Low Shoes S2.45, S1.95 DOWN QZ 1JRING THE KIDS

Real Sensational Values

in Women's Footwear Our prices are ltel-jw all competition nt regular prices, hut remember here's when- vou jit-t the profit. $8.00, $7.00, 6.00. $3.00 and $1.00 values S6.95 S5.95 S4.95 S3.95 S2.95 Men! Here's Real Oxford Values $3.00, $1.00. $5.00, $6.00, $7.00 values now $1.95 $2.45 $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 You'll wish next year you harl bought and saved half on them! Ilemernber! Several months yet to wear low shoes, then buy ovcrgaiters or legiiis and wear them all winter.

We arc konik to place on at a great saving and we are

Work Shoes at Old Prices Means $1.00 Saved on Every Pair. Our Work Shoes Run from $2.45 to $4.95 Pair If you wear shoes don't stop until you see us and get fitted "up" while PRICES ARE "DOWN." Not all sizes in all lines, but roost ail sizes in some lines. You would not expect to find as lull a line as yoii did in the spring. Come early. SALE LASTS THROUGHOUT AUGUST. Make this store your headquarters during Fair week.' TERMS CASH TO ALL ALWAYS. No goods on approval. v

SELZ SHOES AND OTHERS

Little Gent's Shoes (White) and Baby Doll Tumps onlv 89c Sizes 7 to 1 1

Buy Oxfords Now Wear them till cold weather then buy over gaiters and get a winter's wear out of summer shoes. This is real "economy." Wise idea too.

Big Lot of

sale 500 pair of Men's, Women's, Children's and Hoys' Rubbers at less than manufacturer's cost today. These rubbers were bought going to give you people that wear rubbers a chance to fit yourself out at a big saving. Y OU WILL NEED THEM SOON.

CLEM HEAT01

Men's Oxfords

$.5.00 to $6.00 qo of; ! values at $O.JO ; Work Shoes At old prices. 1 A A SAVKS YOU JV LOT OF MEN'S OXFORDS $2.95

LOT OF HAREFOOT SANDALS CHEAP

LOT OF SHOE POLISH 10c kind for 9c 25c kind 22c

LOT OF WOMEN'S LOW SHOES $1.95

MEN'S CANVAS SIJOKS Larpe sizes Worth $1.23 only 89c

LOT OF WOMEN'S WHITE SHOES Limited Sizes At Price Fresh Rubbers 'Better Shoes for Less'

Women's Shoes $100, $3.00 and $6.00 values S2.95 to $3.95 EXPERT FITTING

Fashion's Latest Expression in Pumps Values up to $6.50 now selling at 81.75 $1.95 $2.45 $3.95 $4.95

Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! $10.00 Ladies' Shoes, now $755 $8.00 Ladies' Shoes, now $6.93 $7.00 Indies' Shoes, now $5.93 $G.00 Ladies' Shoes, now $4.93 $5.00 Ladies' Shoes, now $3.93 $-1.00 Ladies' Shoes, now $2.93 $100 Hoys' School Shoes, now . . . $3.25 $3.50 Hoys' School Shoes, now $2.93 $:.o0 iloys' School Shoes, now .$2.33 $2.50 Hoys' School Shoes, now $1.95

Just Received

Low Shoes $2.50 to $100 values $1.5 pair SMALL SIZES

Women's Shoes $G.00, $5.00 and $4.00 values S3.95 $2.95 and $2.45 SMALL SIZES WEST SIDE SQUARE LEBANON, IND.