Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 271, Lebanon, Boone County, 14 August 1917 — Page 6

LEBANON DAILY REPCftTESL TUESDAY, AVCVfUT 14, 1917

Olympic Theatre Coming Thurrstiay, August 16 ROSCOE "FATTY" ARBUCKLE IN "A ROUGH HOUSE" Fatty Arbuekle comes across with about five big, spontaneous splashes of laughter unT a tidal wave of jrlles fJTGGI.r:! LAl'CHS!! SCREAMS!!! In t)it' :in of the new "Fatly" releases '- have Al St. John it'ic Mini Kcnturi swain suppui tint; the star, and plenty of action bo iissuied. Tticr" is a cormnemlaMe securing of lva! humor in tr.is produ' tiun aside from mere slapstick. Patt.v' "aim lemcait.r in tK- fa"'.' of threatened cmtiugratimi was as fanny a.: t'nN part of th action wuld have been coi-inioriDlii-ce had it t-rn the i:;d style of "comedy." Instead of r atty jfi'ttmp ex.-itt if. is the audience, which sits in Jir.xii ; iusfH-n ; to Mt it Fatty proposes t' let the house h'..rn -i-.'-vn iietore lie is stirred to action. This is an innovation ,n slapti.-k c-.m.-l" that marks a vvrv wide differeiut between :-. v'-li invented production iMtinjr real humor that intt liiirent audiences can j-ppreeiate. and the average wild e.v.:iti-me:it of surprises only. "THE POINTED FINGER" A Ki'ippinjr tury of a wunian's power, a man's weakness and the i.-.nr arm of the ia.v; presentir, (.ir-tchen l.eilercr in t o a is. "SOME SPECIMENS"

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Just Received a carload of Palmo Middlings hog feed UNION HARDWARE CO. PHONE 1U8 JSRENTOX GARAGE Autos and Auto Supplies East Main Street Phone 294 W00LEY & EDWARDS BOSTONIAN SnOES Grand Price 25-50c.

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Opera House, Monday Evening, August 30th. Miss Grace Hutchson's Big Musical Comedy Company in "FOLLIES OF 1917" Good Chorus Good Music Engagement for Fair Week Ladies Free Monday night when accompanied by 50c reserve ticket. Seat on sale Wednesday at Nobes

i.Miss Francis Muhan to Teach

Domestic Science and Sewing in Industrial School Mis Mild rVkins and other friends have received letters from Miss Franees Muhan of Muncie, formerly of this ! rity, in which Miss Muhan told of her I having accepted the position of inj ftru. tor of IVimestic Scienre and ?ewI ir.g ut the Girls' liulustriul School at Indianapolis. Miss Marian's sister. ' Mis. Harmon Bradshaw has also ae jcepted the position of teacher of Domestic Science in the Munrie National Institute. Mi? Mahan will begin her Muties September a and before taking up the work will come to Lebanon accompanied by her mother, Mrs. 0. 1'. Mahan for a two weeks visit. Mrs Muhan will spend the winter in Man cie w.th Mrs. Brad-haw an.l family Both Miss Mahan and Mrs. Itradshaw have been attending a vocational school in Muncie for some time and are well ijuaUficd for the position: wiurh they have accepted. MiTK K TO HOY Sl Ol TS. he !,.ca! H..y Scouts who are ti in the distribution of the Won ,-ue and Hoover Kood Conseivi s lyi!:i:M-',w in Lfi.anon, are cd to m.s't tonight at 7 '. o'. he !. K. cl.unh. Olympic Theatre Quality House Quality Plays TOXIGHT "SWEEDE HEARTS" A real cr.aracter -ul j.-ct. bv HeorK" K. M ir-hall. featuring N.-al Har. Jan-t Ka.lman, Hick La Rena. J" Rak-on and li.-.uge Bernll. The sto. l.cgirs in Sweden and then comes ti America, wiiere (He and his sweet -iieart meet after a long sepuratien. He savts her from na unhappy fate at the r.'inds uf a ,eheming iT:.iiKr:ltic" .or' ut. This si .uitc neve! in piescn:V.:on und holds t'.e inte-e.-t wel1 N'e-il Hart gets some gio.l .omedy and a fair amount of pathos out of thi ''ad part. This chaiuct.-nzatiuri particularly pleasing. "THE DOUBLE-TOPPED TRUNK" A good story of the c'lstorns house from a tale by (leorg" llronson Howard. The inspectors Hiscnver a park-,-lge nf jewels in the fulse top of a steamer trunk. A cl'lo is followed up clevrly ..ml leads to the apprehrnrion of the .smugglers. The number i.well constructed and holds the interest strongly. Alan Holubur and (iretch'jn Le.i.-rer are in the cast. 5c ADMISSION 5c Colonial Theatre Quality House Quality Plays TONIGnT. A wonderful film of a wonderful story. The storv everyone has read and ad mittedly the greatest American novel, lives before you in the William Kox peerless production of Hawthorne's classic with Stuart Holmes as Pastor Dimmesdale "THE SCARLET LETTER" You will surely want to see the picturization of this great American novel. Every student of American literature should see it. 10c-ADMISSION-5c

MAESET REPORTS

CHICAGO GRAIN. CloseWheat Sept'mber, $2.04. Corn May, $1.13H to 'sic; December. II.1H. Oats May, 01 to "c; September, 67'ie; December, G?' to Xc. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. CHICAGO, August 14. Hogs Receipts, 10,000; market, strong, fi to 10c higher; mixed and butchers, in.-, 90(0)17.55; good heavies, $15.85(?17.5.'i; rough heavies, Jin.85iai6.10; light, ilS.8f.(817.4f.; pigs. $11..'014.70; I bulk of sales. $16.60(ffil7.3r.. I CATTLE-Recfipt. 4.000; market, J iteady to strong; beeves, S814.fill; ; cows and heifers. $4.60ffl'12.2a; stock- j er and feeders, f.r..!0(a9.3.S; calves. t14. ' SHEEP Receipts, 10.000; market, strong, lOcil'c higher; natives and western, $7.7S(gll.lfj; lambs, H0(1S.70. LEBANO.1 MARKETS. Wheat, No. 2 .S2.00 Oats, mixed Oats, new, white Rye 1.50 POULTRY. Fggs 28c Butter, fresh 26c ; Hens, 4S lbs. and over Hens, under 4'a lbs 14 Leghorn hens 14 Spring chicks over 2 lbs 20' Old cocks 10c Young cocks, staggy 12c ! Hen turks, old l ie Tom turks, old 10c Tom turks, 12 lbs and over .... 20c r,se, full feathered 7t Ducks, white 10c MRS. SMITH LEARNS OF HER OWN FITNESS (A bit of dialogue overheard in the rear of the Smith-Jones back fence war educational bureau. Time now; I'lace, Indiana.) Mrs. Smith I can't imagine what they want me to sign this service caul Mrs. Jones; I have never done a thing except wash the clothes on Moniay. iron them Tuesday; scrub and ook and try to keep the children looking half way decent all the rest u;' he week and maybe go to church on Sunday, Surely the government locsn't .are to 'knew that. But if '.here is any of that kind of work to do where I can do it and look ai'te? .he lest of the Smiths, why I'd like to feel I wae doing my share. Mrs. Jor.es 1 thought I heard yuu ay that you used to drive the horse md rake hay, before you und Henry moved to tfjwn. Mr s. Smith, Mrs. Smith Why yes, I did do that: I have handled horses. And say when : comes to handling a team, there sn't n woman in this town that can come up to me. Mrs. Jones Well there's the answer to your own question, Mrs. Smith. You see the gnvei nment doesn't know how many men it will need to whip the kaiser. It may take so many that there will mo a serious shortage in many lines of work. In most cases, too, there are women who can be substituted. For instance, I've no doubt you can drive a team as well as manymen now duing that sort of work. Of course you don't want to leave your home and family without good reason, but if it comes to a pinch, why I guess you could do driving a team about as well as I could go back to the office and relieve r rank the head bookkeeper who has registered and may be drafted. Mrs. Smith Yes, 1 remember having seen pictures of women street car conductors in London. Mrs. Jones That's the idea exactly ; you see many women can go to work if there is reason. Stenographers, bookkeepers, automobile drivers, street car conductors, machine hands in man. factories Oh there are plenty of places. The point is are we willing. Mrs. Smith Willing well if they neM me they'll have my address. I'll sign that service card right away. I And she md). WILLIAMS HOSPITAL Russell Paidrick, of Kirklin, underwent a throat operation this morning. Miss Ijiura Ridenhour, of Russiaville, underwent an operation this morning. Dr. Williams was the surgeon. Olney Patterson, of Denver, Col. is''ted I. C. Tolle and family today.

Buy your clothing now for next year. Both light and heavy weight clothing on sale at greatly reduced prices. If you have not already been to our Great Consolidation Sale Come Tomorrow. Buy Suits and Overcoats Now They are the best investment you can make.

BIG SALE AT LEBANON iCITY SCHOOLS WILL Hoard of Education Decides to Advance the Opening Date. At a meeting of the board of education this morr.imr, it was decided that school will bcifin Monday, September 10, instead of on September 24. as had previously been agreed upon, the school board decided that it would be better to have the term begin early this fall so that it eeuld end earlier next spring, as a fuil nine months' term is to be held. The members of the school hoard are now casting about for new high school teachers. New m-tructo's iil probably b" needed for the imi .'c, history, and public speaking departments, to take the places of 1',. M. Scifres, and L. A. Kidman. Several applications from good soutres have been received by the bounl of educ ation. SHIPWRECK COMRADE LEAVES HIM FORTI NE (Py the Intrrnalinnnt .Vrirt 8errirr. SAN FRANCISCO. August 11 An acquaintance f.irmed in a boat full of castaways half a century ago bore tangible fniit for Frederick Clough. of San Fran, isco, who has been notified that through the will of Henry Ferguson, of Hartford. Conn., he is 'eft a bequest of ilmi a month for the rest of his life. Cloi'gh is now sevent y-or.e years of age. When he met Ferguson, ''lough was a sailor on the old clipper ship Hornet and Ferguson was a passenger. The ship caught tire in the South Pacific and the two escaped in a boat with thirteen members of the crew. After forty-four days of extreme hardship, during which they ran short of both food and water, the party finally made one of the Hawaiian Islands. Their.; was the only boat saved. Clough and Ferguson both came to San Francisco, the former remaining here and the latter returning to his home in Hartford. TO ATTFN'D LOIMiF. Several local Shriners left this afternoon to attend the Drum-Head Ceremonial of the Indianapolis lodge. The ceremonial tonight ronsists of the administering of the degrees of the Shrine to a clas:, of .soldiers. Those going from here were Al Masters, Ben r. MrKey, I). S. Whitaker, Ivor, C. Tolle and Lester F. Jones. Mrs. Joseph Smith delightfully entertained the members of the M. .VI. X. club and Miss Lura (larner la.-t evening at her horn" on Htoltz street in compliment to Miss Verlie livans whose marniage to I-lzia Chaille, of Frankfort, will take place Friday. During the evening Miss Kvnns was presented with a set of pyrex oven

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

fig Craig's m m Store ., TO COOK BY WIRE WITHOUT FIRE Interstate Pub. Service Co JOHN H. nOY General Real Estate Business GRAND OPERA HOCSE Cill Phone 100-Y icare. Refreshments, in wl-irh tl :-arried out, were served by Mr Smith. ICF CRFAM sri'l'FR. j An cream supper ill be held on the school house lawn at . Brunswick Saturday night. The p ceeds will go to the Young Ladie class of the Christian Sunday school.

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Chair Se;.ts, all sizes Die ( lalvanieil I'ail ;, 10 quart 2.K' mule uiumiry Soap .c tan nin t owner, i iu. can lue Jelly Glasses. 2 for. l'arawax, :' cakes . Matches Granite IHsh Pans Prest-0-Lite Service Station Batteries recharged and repaired. Free in?pection and distilled water. Jacob E. Wilcox 112 East Main Street Phone 199. OWEN M0RKERT Chiropractor Hour: S-ll a. as.; 1-3 Ii4 7-8 p. Conraltatira and Spinal Analysis free 230 Cuon-Neal Bid Phone 633 X-Ray Splnojjraph Department DR. L. M. BEAVEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Farmer State Bank Buildiag 7 a, m. to 6 p. m. PHONE 254. Reporter, by mail $3 a Year. Job Work at Reporter Office