Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 267, Lebanon, Boone County, 9 August 1917 — Page 6
LEBANON DAILY REPORTER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1917.
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This is the Ansco Store
And that moans licad'piartrrs for ail that's hrst in phot'ijfnipiik' materials, 1'omr in t-ulay ami let us shyuyou how you tan make finer photographs. We will trlailly demonstrate the ANSCO SPEEPEX
shown above or any other model in which lerested. and show yon its work with Ansoj FILM and Cyco Paper.
UPON HIS HEAD J ()ne-Half PfJce
rtidenl at Heattan Eleva Seriously In jures a Frankfort Contractor.
(Panamas nut included)
LOOK AHEAD Buy a Straw Hat now, lots of time to wear them. This is a real opportunity for real economy.
One-Half Price I
(Panamas not included)
Look for the Sign
you are in- f j SPEEOEX 'jj'j
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,, 1 ITJ 1 0I1I. u wnll known
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I i ja concrete door, il . . - . ,V cru-hf. oti the top
1 V Be : gg""l!Jg!!l the head, causing injure .ww. he can not ivm'.-r. I'hy ". i that his death is only i
rroiess ona i.aras
I CITIZENS
ABSTRACT COMPANY Hodge & Darnall Abstractors Reasonable Prices. Loan at 5 and 6 Per Cent. GIVE US A CALL Telephone 273 CRAGUN & HIGC.INS BLOCK Eaat Side Square, Lebanon, Indiana. ,
f. t. H'jTCrtlNSON Lr vyer. OEceCaaon Nc! Block, oortt ald ot aquara. Pbonc 421.
ROGERS A SMITH Attorney! at Law. Offlea Farmer) State Dank I Inn. i'bone 110.. H. P. NEW Attorney at Law. 112 South Meridian Street.
WM. J. WOO Of LAWYER. Offlc orer Morgan'! alios atore on cat aid ot Square, Phooe office 238. home 842-Y. Lebanon, Ind..
Auk Anyone Who Ha Caed it. There are families who always aim to keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house for use in case it is needed, unci find that it is not only a good investment but saves them no end of suffering. As to its reliability, ask anyone who has used it.
Roscoe Hollingrs worth LAWYER Office at Court House, f round floor PHONE 355
Paul O. Tauer FLORIST Plenty of flowers on Hand at all times. Phone 1367
R. H. Johnson, live stock and general auctioneer. Lebanon, Indiana, R R. 2.
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the dark of the circuit coi county. In the elate or indli plalnl against the aho. e m.
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J. P. Drake, Oco. I,. Klnnnrd. James P. Drake. le..rge I. Klnnard. William M. Smlch Jmn p. Mill. Christian M VVeaner, Christian A. Weaner. Miranda Kenlon, Marand Kenton. Il-nry Kenton fleorg Balrd. Manerva flrewejl, Menlrva tiruelj. Jno. A Morris. Ktta Morn. John A. Morris, Marv K. Mnrnt, David It Walker. John McCona iicr.y. H W Mushy Jlobert O Duff, Cloy H ImfT. Mace I, tlray, Vera ll.iff, William loiff. Jam., luff. Harold mff. iny K. DiifT. the unknown hifhand or wife. wi. lower r.r willow, and the unknown heir. nVvineo and assigns of the following named persona, tn-wit: .1. p I. rake. On. , Klnnard. Jamea p. lirake (leorxe I Kinnar.1, William M Umllh, Janma p
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Affiant further aava Ihat a .i real ealate le nrrited In the plainliff complaint and that tola action ta pronei-ut,.,,. to quiet the title to the above ileio rlheil real ealale aa agionat the world and a avnuiHt all demainlN, clalma and clalinaula whuloever. And whereaa aald plaintiff, having hv endoraemonl on aald complaint re.pilre aald defei.danta to nppeur In aald court, and anawer or demur thereto on the Ulh day of Seplemher. 1917. .Vow, ttierefore. aald defendants last above named are hereby notified of the ftllnf and peadency of aald complaint aewuaat tbern and that unlaan thay ap. pear and aaawar or damur tharato, at ii. tall.Df of aald rauaa an 11, 17th day rf Septamher. 191T, the aama belnr tM fth judicial day of a term of aald court to b aeun and bald at the court hoiiaa tn the city of Tanaaan, on the aeeoad Monday tn avptwnibar, 191T, aald complaint and tt.a tnattara and thlnaa tKarcin eonuinad aod allafad, will be heard and determined In their absance. LtONABD TITUS, Cleta. T-l -!.
Summer Complaint. Iurinr the hot weather of the summer months some member of almost every family is likely to be trouhlc.l with an unnatural looseness of the bowels, and it is the creates' importance that this be treated promptly, which can only be done when the pie !icine is kept at hand. .Mrs. F. V. Scull, Srottsville, N. Y., states, "I first used Chamberlain's Colic and Diurihoea Remedy as much as five years ao. At that time I had a severe attack of summer complaint and wp.s sulTorin intense pain. One dose relieved me. Other members of my famt'y have since used it with like result:..'"
FRANKFORT. Ind. Auitust . Waller Moore died at the ho, pilal this, morning, lie never regained consciousness. The body was removed to the Goodwin undcrlakinc parlors where it was prepared for burial.
forty-one years Frankfort con-
injurej yesterday, n scaffold at the ow lieine; built on ar MerhanicsburK. ili-tance of sevennil his head, upon The -kull was and riht side of
from which icians staled (ue.-tnm of
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Hcvalor. , w.irk.ni; un a caiTold with I'liarles V. N'orns. Their .-cat'-', l,l n on th" in-i.lf of the olevatur s'.pi.lure. at the east side, directly over the driveway. Suddenly the ropes ori one side ol ihe scaffold broke. Modi fell off the scaffold. His body turned in the fall, alifbtin(r full upon the head and right shoulder. Notis happened to he holditikT to a small rope at his side of the scaffold when the accident occurred. He mana;:ed to support himself on this rope, until rescued from his position. Found Cnconscious Olher workmen ru-hed to the side of Moore, and found he was lanconscious with a terrible wound on the skull. A motor ambulance wa sum-
; moiled and he was taken to the PalI mer hospital in Frankfort. Here an (examination disclosed that the skull I was badly crushed above the rinht
ear and top. The entire ba.-a of the skull was broken, and it w-as readilyperceived that Moore had no chance to recover. He has a wife and five children. He had been enpatred in the general contracting business for several years. He prepared the plans and was jciven the
I contract for building the Reagan ele- ! vator. Construction work on the ele
vator has been under way for several weeks, and the structure is now nearing complotion. It is located on the right-of-way of the new Indianapolis & Frankfort railroad. The elevator is owned by a corporation of Frankfort men. and is to lie operated when the new railroad is finished. The pluce where Moore was working when the scaffold rope broke, was just 17! feet above a concrete floor below. He fell into the basement at this part of the tdevalur. The scaffold was at a point about even with the main floor of the building. Several fellow workmen saw the accident. The rope seemed to break suddenly and without fraying, they said. Moore clutched wildly as he fell from his place, but pitched headlong from the scaffold.
REPORTER BY MAIL 1 YEARLY
Tomatoes, 3 pounds for 25 4 Tatlock. Phone 9H1-L.
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Enrollment For Food Conservation Movement to Take Place August 15.
A Hoover pledge curd for every woman and every utile woman over twelve years of age in Indiana, has been seemed, for signature on tir before August 1.1th. Dr. Hurry E. Ilarnard. Indiana volunteer representative of Herbert ('. Hoover, national food administrator, ha.- rec.'ived one million cards for use in the state. The cards will be prorated according to population. They will be distributed through the women members of the county councils of defen-e. Ir. Barnard well pleased with '.he respon-es tha' have been received by his agents, who have visited every .-ection of the state, preliminary to securing enrollments in the Hoover
food conservation movement. He anticipates no great difficulty in securing a liM) per aent registration. The Hoover pledge cards when signed are to be returned to the food administrator, m Washington. The signing of the fanls hinds the housewife to no ollta.(tion other than' to abide by the suggestions thut will be sent out from time to time by Mr. Hoover and his aides. There is no cost after the postage has been affixed to the card I cent. The suggestions from Mr. Hoover will be absolutely free. They will contain practical plans for saving food stuffs without depriving- the family of sufficient wholesome, nourishing, palatable food. They will bring into an effective working organization the most resourceful food conservation agency on earth the American housewife. The result will be, if the women of the nation, many of whom have almost exhausted their own resources in combating the high cost of living, will abide by the Hoover data, that a new era of economy will have been inaugurated whith muet have a far reaching effect. The most important accomplishment, of course, will lie a guarantee of sufficient food for the American soldiers and for our allies in the war against Germany. The housewife has everything to gain in the Hoover enterprise, she can't spend more than the one cent
necessary for postage, und she will have become a highly efficient volunteer in the greatest emergency net country has ever faced. NARROW ESCAPE.
Couple From Culfax Came earj Drowning at Darlington. A Darlington special say: "A very j narrow escape from drowning Sunday j
; the fate of a couple ft...., Colfax who were spending the afternoon at Hiseiside Palk. Til. y were ,.ut boating up near the first hend where the water is very deep and in seme way the boat becume overbalanced and turned upside down, leaving the oung people lo drown rr -wun. As luck favored them The fellow could swim. Taking the young lady under hi.- arms he sw nr, near the bank w here the water e. as waist deep and signaled fur a re-rue boat. Soon the bank on the oppo-ite
nle was air
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the boat come in. All the dam. that was done was two eir.harras young people and badly water-so-ii Sunday togs. It pavs to -it perfec quiet when in a boat."
Stomach and Liver 'f roublt s. No end of misery and actual suffering is caused by disorders of the stomach and liver, and may be avoided by the use of Chambi.-lmn s Tablets, (iive them a trial. 'I hey only cost a quarter.
DON'T FORGET. If you miss this sale, you will miss an opportunity. This is not a lot of old junk, but many high-class furnishings, und I am forced to sell on account of moving into a small home. Sale to begin at 1 o'clock. Friday. August 10. W. S. Ritchie, 21H South East street.
Plenty of cucumbers for pickling or canning. Phone Len Beck, Huzelrigg phone. H-fi-ot
Reporter by mail $3 per year
Chronic Constitution.
It is by no means an easy matter to cure this disease, but it can be done
in most instances by taking Cham
Iain's Tablets and complying with the
plain printed directions that accom pany each package.
S. 0. OnlUoD, Attorne.
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Stephen Girard
As a small boy he ran away to sea and
at nineteen was cap' tain and part owner of a trading vessel. Invested savings were profitable and he sup' ported the government with a five-million' dollar loan in the 1812 war. Cirard college for poor boys is his monument. There is not much variation in these stories of men's actiievcmcnts. The poor boy who worb earnestly and saves as much as possible for future investment generally is the person who commands men and directs great enterprises in after years. Now is the time for you to build for the future. Begin by depositing a part of your salary with us this week. Get the saving habit k will help you later. Multiply your money in our care. Farmers State Bank
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SIXTY-SECOND ANNUAL-
loone County Fair
and Race
leet
At Lebanon, Indiana, August 21, 22, 23 and 24, 1917
Ten Big Races.
Two Boone County Races.
EARLY CLOSING EVENTS ALL FILLED
Four Thrilling Free Attractions Daily Seven High-Clas Liberal Premiums Offered in all Classes.
ShowsHundreds of Concessions Music by Jamestown Band of 50 Pieces , All Entries Close at 9 A. M., Monday, August 20
For List, Information or Entries, Address Frank 0. Myers, Secretary, Lebanon, Indiana