Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 268, Lebanon, Boone County, 10 August 1917 — Page 8

Specials for Saturday

Quaker Oat, package 10c Flak Whit Swap, ttur 5c Lenox soap, bar 1c Snap Foap, 8 bars far. . . . . .Y5 24 pounds fine Flour I1.7J

Plenty of Fresh Country Butter, Creamery Butter and Fancy Oleomargarine. We candle all the eggu we Hell. The ones we put out are positively FRESH. Fine Peaches, New Apples, Watermelons. Cantaloupes, Anything you want.

Matthews' Cut 206 West Washington Street WARD'S CAKES ld

No citizen can foci free and independent unless his feet feel likewise. Your feet carry a lot of responsibility and it is quite titling that you should , give them a square deal. Then let them walk around in stylish, comfortable shoes that are to their likinir. Let your feet wander in here and lie suited. Morgan Shoe Co.

The Store of Values a&wt toS Qtnro 5 COOK BY WIRE WITHOUT FIRE Interstate Pub. Service Co GROCERIES Always In the Lead LEWIS & STORMS DR. A. A. WILLIAMSON EYE. EAR, NOSE and THROAT Office over Etteri Drug Star. PHONE 141. Jast Received a carload of Palmo Middlings ho; feed UNION HARDWARE CO. FHON'E 108 8RENT0N GARAGE Autos and Auto Supplies East Main Street. Phone 294 L. W. KIRTLEY DENTIST Firat National Bank Building Third Floor DR. L. M. BEAVEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN rrn Stat Bank Building 7 a. a. to 6 p. fla PEON 284.

Reporter by mail S3 per year

Pillsbury Vitos (name at Cream of Wheat), package 1.1c Big ran Dessert Peaces. ...I He Big Sib. can Blackberries, ,.15e Lemons, per do7en 25e

Rate Grocery Phones 400 f90 Sweet, Sour or Dill Pickle

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good-Citizen 'Colonial Theatre ' Quality House Quality Play TONIGHT. Bessie Love with the Triangle Kiddies in a sunny play of smiles dashed with pathos, alive with human interest and with a plot of constant surprises "CHEERFUL GIVERS" She's a Roy ! They are only "farmed out" irphans from a bankrupt chilJrtn'a home, but they play big wts in a real live drama. Bewitching Bessie in boys' clothes becomes a servant for Mrs. Grey, who will have no "kitchen campirea" to play havoc with the heart of her son. But Bessie does more than that. She will tell you about it. 10c-AI).MISSION-5c Olympic Theatre Quality House Quality Plays TONIGHT "DOROTHY DARES" 2 ACTS -2 Victor comedy produced by Ruth Stonehouse with herself in the lead. The ranks of women dire, tors of motion pictures are being augmented slowly but surely. Universal already has i-everal, awing whom Ruth Storehouse is the youngest. She ha been producing a series of one-reel nirturps, featuring herself in the character of .Mary Ann, a girl of the duma with a hi'art. too big for her body, which have met with great success, -ind she now appears as author'iirector and actress of a two-reel photoplay called "Dorothy Dares," a boarding-school tale, which waa arranged for the streen for her by Fred My',,,. Universal Animated Weekly War news. Big fires. Events that you are reading aboi.t in the daily newspapers and brought here before your very eyes. These are not acted pictures, but event pictured just at 'hey exactly happened before and after. 5c ADMISSION 5c

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BETREA1E0IN FRANCE None Wilt be Sent to United States According to the Present Plans. BY DANIEL DILLON. (B ffc nferMfieaat A'eiee lfrMM.1 AMERICAN TRAINING CAMP IN FRANCE, August 10. All of the American wounded will be treated in France and none will be sent to the United States, according to the present plans of the officers in charge of the first expeditionary force. The closest co-operation between the army medical corps and the Red Cros is already assured. The health of the Sammies continues unusually good. A medical report Just issued shows but 2 Hi per cent sickness in camp compared with n average of 5 per cent while the icn were back home. The ailments that have made their appearance are trivial. They include mostly mumps. neasles and colds. The thortage of the personnel of the ncdical corps is noticeable. Tit re is ut one medical officer with eleven assistants for every 800 men. For the ;ame number of men in the French irmy there are two French medical rtirers and 37 assistants. Both the British and French had the ame difficulty at the beginning of the war, but soon remedied it. The Ainenrana plan to handle their wounded after the same fashion as the French. The army medical corps will lake care of them at the stations inlide of the army none. After temporary treatment is given, the men will be turned over to the Red Crosy itul taken to the base hospitals. Just at present the Ked Cross is facing the need of making big expenditures foi iiuantuies of equipment for handling the wounded and sick. RACING PROGRAM. Lint of Events Arranged For the Boone County Fair, The following i the racing program for the Boone County Fair: Tuesday 2:40 trot 10o 2:35 pace 100 -,e county trot m Wednesday 2:20 trot, early closing $50o 2:20 pace 200 Boone county pace it Thursday 2:15 pace, early closing $500 17 trot 2o0 2:12 pace 25" Friday 2:30 trot, early closing JjOU 2:25 pace 500 2:24 trot 20J The following- shows will be on the grounds: Ministrel show, Cal.are' snow, Midget show, Illusion show Ten-m-One show, Monkey speedway 1 Ostrich show. FAIRVIF.W. Attendance at Sunday school Sunday as 78; collection, 12.68. Harrv Murphy spent from Friday till Mondav with his mother in Illinois. Those who motored to Lafayette Sunday were Misses Opal Quick, tioldie Jones, Consula Stookey, Cathleen Butler; Messrs. Fleet Stookey, V'err. Atkins. Will Adair and Roy Quirk. Mrs. Minnie Morns went Friday ti Illinois on a two weeks' visit with latives. Those who dined with Frank Evont Sunday were Rev. Coy and wife, Will -enor and family, George Evans am! amily, Mr. Ann Evans and son, Ora Mrs. Mary Bohmon, Myrtle and Oiiv Miller, Vclrr.a Hohanon, Geraldine Byfield. J. R. Miller, wife and daughter Ruby. dined with Charles Spickleoiire Sunday. Vando Cragun and wife, W'illiar Mahler and wife, Arthur Woolener and family, I.ora Adair and Mary Moorhouse dined with E. C. Beeman's Sanday. E. C. Beeman and William David son attended Old Soldier's day at Zionsville Tuesday, and Mrs. Beeman and daughter, Minnie, spent the day it h relatives in Whitestown. James Quinley started his threshing arhme Monday, beginning at James Vaughn's. The Men's Bible class met with Charles Meenach Saturday night. The lesson was the last ten chapters of ,l"remiah. The attendance was good. The next meeting will lie with Fred Thompson. Wood Stevens and family, of Rosston, Charles Quirk and wife, Vern Quick and family visited Charles Meenach and wife Sunday. Ora Smith, wife and daughter, Dnrris spent Sunday with Harry Sullin's near Fayette. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith entertained at dinner Sunday, Mrs. Everett and son, Lester, and daughter, Amy, Isaac Srhenck ard family, Willie Everett family, Johnnie Everett and familyMrs. Marie Casey, of Lebanon, spent last week with her brother, E. A Woodard and family. SPECIAL MASONIC NOTICE. Rnona LAd Na. O V. ami A. M 7 SO p. m., Friday, August 10. Stated

meeting.

INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK. INPIANAPOLIS, August 10,-Re-w ipta f bogs thi morning numbered around ftfiCK) and it waa tiflicult at first to estimate the condition of prices, tut finally it waa agreed prices were from luc to l5e higher than yesterday. The demand was very good from outside sources and there was a fair clearance at prevailing pricea. The extreme top waa 117, being steady with yesterday, but the hogs that sold at f 16.SM) were 5c to If higher and others at S15.75$lo.85 which were the . strongest weights were only 10c higher. CATTLE Receipts of 450 cattle were small even for Friday market and this aided salesmen in making a very good clearance at prices that were again more or less higher. The advance, compared with last Monday, has been from 26c to 75c, and there as been a gain of 25c to II as compared wiht weew ago. Bulls eold n line with other cattle and calves were advanced from 25c to 50c. There was a dull trade in stockers and feedrs, but prices were not altered materially. CHICAGO GRAIN. CHICAGO, August 10. There was little change in bids on grain at the neninir n h .!,,!!

narket on the Chicago Board of Trade miay. corn ranged irom 'c lower o He higher. Oats had a firm underluyeri of December, while the local lemeni ukjh .septemoer. uais ranged c lower to Sc higher. September wheat waa down from S2.22 to 1221 and $2.li0. Provision were sharply higher. Close Wheat, September. J2.18. Corn May, $1.12i-4l.ll; De :embr, 11.15(0 : V Oats Mav KlUfSfilc- Sentemh,.r )8Sc; December. 58Sffi4c. rorn September, 42.W. I.nrd September, S22.37: October. 122.70. Ribs September. J23.20: October. fl2.H0. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. CHICAGO. August 10. Hogs Receipts 11,000; market, strong, lOiji15c higher; mixed and butchers, $1.5016.90; good heavies, 115.25 Iti.SJ; rough heavies, $15.20ai5.50; light. 115.25(216.80; pigs, U.25(Slti.80; Milk of sales. ilOia 16.80. CATTLE Receipts, 2,000; market iteady to strong; beeves, $7.90(214.30; :ows and heifers. 4.5oai2; stockers and feeders, J.IXOla 13.50; calves, $8.ibdf 13.50. SHEEP Receipts, 4.000; market, strong to 10c higher; natives and weserns, $7.60(cf K'.ftO; lambs, 19.50(0)14.10. LEBANON MARKETS. Wheat, No. 2 12.25 Com, 70 lbs 2.20 Oats, mi ied r,8c Oats, new, white 00c POULTRY. Eggi 27c Butter, fresh 26c Hens, i lbs and over 16c Hens, under lbs 13c Leghorn hen j;jc pnng chicks over 2 Tba 13c Old cocks 10c Young cocka, stager 12c Hen turka, old 13C Tom turks, old nc Tom turks, 12 tba and ovw .... 20c Geese, full feathered 17c THORN TOWN R. K. 3. Will LaFollette, who has been very ill the past week is reported somv better. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Aty Crose were Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ralph and James L'tter, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Overstreet, of Thorntown, and Moreland Crose, of Indianapolis. Mrs. John Huntington spent the week end with her sister, who is ill at Indianapolis. Harlav n.tr. . .,l ..... Sunday with Elmer Clawson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tli-mas and 'lanrhter UtMr u, . .i vi u Riddle, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sparks and son I-eo, Mr. and Mrs. Oil Caldwell and on, Kenneth, and Alonzo Nay met wnn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox Fridayevening and had ice cream, after a few ij oi nay narvest together. Oscar Sparks and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harve Riddle attended the birthday surprise given Sunday on Mr onn morgan in Lebanon. ALONG THE LOST ROAD. Jacob Sterne and son, John, of Newcastle, are visiting his brother, George Sterne. Grandma f'nr. arr,n ft... ..j ...:. ;and Tura Moore, from south of Srirrlevme were the guests of James Price. (eorgia Sterne, of Kirklin, Is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sterr,e. Mrs. Mattie Bennett, who has been visitin;: John DuVall for the past two weeks, returned to Eva Dulin'a Monday. The horse-shoe threshing ring have a)) their wheat threshed, with a good yield, the best being Ovid Brandenburg'a, which yielded 27 Mi per acre, 32 acres in the field. William Berry and wife visited Emerst tHaaett Tuesday. Mr. Bennett if daegereusly (II.

Clothing Sale Begins Saturday, August 11 Clothing On Sale Now At Less Than Manufacturers Cost We are informed by the American Woolen Company that suits will be from $.1 to $10 higher for spring than they were this year. Add" this amount to our reductions and see what you can save. Big Reductions In All Departments

LEBANON Still Wrestling With Exemption Claims No Anouncement Yet. The county exemption board is still wrestling with the problem of choosing men for army service. It is a big task ar.d the board members are investigating each case as thoroughly as possible. It was announced today that the board had no information to give out as to who had been accepted and as to those exempted. It is likely that a list of men chosen for the army from the over 300 examined will be given out for publication tomorrow or Wednesday. PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Lillie Kiesel, of Indianapolis, is visiting her cousin, Miss Margaret Clock. Donald Kersey and Hoscoe IacobeJli have returned from an outing at Lake Chapman. Miss Marjorie Dodson, of Indianapolis, spent several hours here yesterday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown. The Willing Workers of the First Christian church will give a market at Bowen's meat market Saturday. Misses Esther Hedges nnd Beulah Richey were the guests of Miss I.etha Bramblet, north of I,ebanon Thursdayevening and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Whitlow and family, of Anderson, Miss Lillie Kiesel. day with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Aberand Miss Margaret Clock spent Thursday wiht Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Abernathy of west of Iebanon. KIMBIRC Mrs. Nathan Jett and childsen spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jett. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith, of Lebanon, spent from Saturday until Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Brook Williams. Paul Williams spent Saturday night and Sunday with Ed Edair and familynortheast of Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Walker, of Milledgeville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jett Sunday. Miss Martha Jenkins, of Danville, came Monday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Morton Kimmel. Miss Olive Bush spent Saturdaynight and Sunday with Mr. and Mr.",. Walter Bush. Paul Williams .-.pent Monday night and Tuesday with Clay Williams and

family, east of Lebanon. Miss Ruth Royd, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Woodard, returned to her home in Lebanon Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Yingst nnd family entertained' Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alexander, of Advance, and Mr. and Mrs. McCormack, of Crawfordsville. Miss Gladys Amirk spent Sunday with Morton Kimmel and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Woodard were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ford, near Milledgeville Sunday. Miss Don Cunningham, of Milledgeville, spent Sunday and Monday with Jacob Yingst and family. Mrs. Crouch visited her sister in Anderson the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mr. Riley Northcutt, from

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Moore's Saturday Specials

Head Rice, U pounds 2."c Calvanized Pails, 10 qt.. . .2"c Blown Tumblers ."c Dustless Mops 2.1c Toilet and Shaving Soup. . .."c Cedar Oil. 4 07.. bottle 10c Jap Rose and Palmolive. . 10c Domino Sugnr, 5 lbs 50c Matches, per box 5c Ice Cream Cones, 2 for... 5c Argo Starch 5c Salt, 3 sacks for 10c Ladies' Collars. 25c values fur 15c Moore's 5 & 10c Store DEMONSTRATING MUSIC SHOP

Pack YourlEggs for Future Use Water Glass or Silicate Soda is a time tried egg preservative. We can supply your needs, also instructions how to prepare it for use. We are awaiting your demands. Oak Drug Store MASTERS & MITCHELL

IDEAL FRUIT JARS Pints 70c Quarts 73c COULTER-SMOCK CO. WOOLEY k EDWARDS BOSTON IAN SHOES near Ward, were guests of Nathan Jett and family Sunday. Arthur Caldwell remains about the same. Charles Hysong and family, of Leb anon, speut Monday with .Mr. and Mrs. j John Hysong. j Job Work at Reporter Office)

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THORNTOWN WHITE SIGNS Prest-0-Lite Service Station Batteries reeharged and repaired. Free inspection and distilled water. Jacob E. Wilcox 112 East Main Street Phone 199. JOHN H. HOY General Real Estate Business GRAND OPERA HOUSE Ctll Phone 1M-Y