Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 292, Lebanon, Boone County, 7 September 1917 — Page 8

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Lebanon Daily reporter, Friday, September, 7, m.

Nice Peaches,bushel,$1.15 Better hurry They won't last long:. Best Heavy Jur Rubers, per do 6c Boon' I'uimtr? Red Keans, per can 10c Quaker Otts, per box lite (juaker Corn Flakes, per box He Hi)? ImoiM, per dozen 25c Hilf I untuloupes, choice 5c New Tomatoes, jrreen beans. New Corn, Celery, Kijjr Plums, nice eatinjr Apples, Cucumbers, Cluss Jars, Tin Cans. Anything you want cheaper. Extra Special, Saturday Only 1 pound Matthews' Special Lotlec. ;trc iiiitl I pound ITinn Ward's Fine Cukes Sweet. Sour or Iil! Vickies Send your grocery order to us, v.e can please you. EVERYTHING CHEAPER Matthews' Cut Rate Grocery 206 West Washington Street Phones 100190 Get our prices on Sugar and Flour

ELIJAH BRAM8LETT ! DM AT ACE OF 87

Passed Away This Morning After an Illness of a Year.

Klijuh lirumblett, atf"l eiphty-Beven years. ene ireeitli. am! oiie du , dird at the home of his son in Washington township ut 1:00 o'clock this morning, followinic an illness uf a year with a euimilieution of di-Mines. Peeeased ame to Indiana from Nicholas mun'y, Kentucky when a voting man and settled live mIL-s south of Lebanon. He has l.ved in Boone county since that time with the exception of .even, years' residence in Decatur county Sir. Itnimbiett the tost of a fund.

MARKET REPORTS

Olympic Theatre Colonial Theatre

Quality House Quality Plays Quality House Quality Plays sun-;vinir

ls'iti to N.innj

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TONIGHT "THE TOPSY-Tl RYY TWINS"

TONIGHT. TWO WOMEN

Hanks. He le Holiness i'he children ire. of Pitts. of Lebanon; WaM.ini'ton of Ldrr.nd. of KlKart.

A breezy t.o-reel i cmedv M W-dter f j ght f r the sm,l of a man nowh, ftutuin g ( urter I't Hjven c and Vola Smith. Me doubles in the One is a SCarll't shallow of part of two brother, tins a city sport, . . L , rai.ed by hi., unci., end the other a niM. the Other a gll'l of SlinUiet country youth, ried by his I n y ideals and nobilitV. j yiandmother and aunta. The latter! " ' j iroea to the city, there he becomes j WILFRED LUCAS involved in the Kay life by hit bro-1 ther and they wind up by changing 1 js the man who Struggles to p.ac?i. The double exposure photo- : . . , - , r.phy in thi. much better than free himself f rum the ITU'sheS ; the average and the whole produr- ' of t g nast '

CHICACO LIVESTOCK. CHICAGO, September 7. HogsReceipts, 7,000; market, strong to 10c liifther; mixed and butchers, $16.4,r,tgi1S.TO; good heavies, J IG.HM lg.UO; rounh heavies, , $16.3f8H.0i; light, I16,4.r.0i 18.30; m, $11.25ir..7.ri; bulk of sales, $16.Siii'18.05. CATTLE Receipts, 3,000; market, steady to weak; beevej, ?7.fi0i 17; cows and heifers, J4 653,l8r; sters and feeders, 0(fiM.6; 1 exutis, .G.W)i.i;i.zr.; calves, yil.T&LlC. SHKKP Keceipts. 8,KJ0; market, strong; native and westerns,, $7.8"ail.;w; lambs, m.2S17.lO. CHICAGO OKA IN. CHICAGO, September 7. Corn sold sharply higher in the early trading on the (train market today, December makinir net train of l'je. Rains

; were reported in Iowa where heat Is

I needed and cool weather forecast oer much of the corn belt were bull factors. Covering by shorts sent oat, fractionally higher while provisions were tcady and puce changes narrow. LEUANOX MARKETS.

Well-Known Resident Succumbs to Long Illness of Canter.

Wheat. No. : Corn, 70 lbs

gov't grade

. .$2.00 . . l.l0

ii.i.l fi.nn t! Vioek S.ltUKli at ):.k Hill.

tion nhows careful handliiirf through

nit. It is a liely production ai l full of interest. "t'niversal Animated Weekly" Moving picture newspaper depicting the very events that you are reading about in the daily newspaper. Tho war in Kurope. The b.j things th.it take place daily. Don't mitt

Mr. a children

KKTl'RX 1IOMK. am! Mrs. L. It. Smilser IS; r I'leasenl Summer Yaia r. ami .Mrs. I.. It !-'i-."l

3c A d mission 5c

LILLIAN CISII is the girl who helps him.

j They emerge from the ! struggle "SOILS TRIUMPHANT" j A young libertine meets a j take up his dune. girl of innocent charm and j determines to free himself i to Chicago next we.-k where he will ! from the bonds of dissipation that he may be worthy

of her.

Rye. No. 2 POULTRY. Kg I liutter, fresh j H.'ns under 4 tbs - Hens. 4 's flu and over I Leghorn hens I Spring chicks over 2 fbs d 1 Old Cock " I Young cocks, staggy .. ' Torn ti:r!:s. oid : i;e.?e. full feathered . , II' n turks, old v I IKI I IMi IT TO WII'K.Y.

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back here and

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Kit Admission 5c

h.is held the position

Job Work at Reporter Office i Repnrter on It. ft. J.'I.OO Yearly

hit?" askel Mr. O'Hrien. f innocence. hy you are a .ihillin

y.'iir pay this week." ib'mandO'Hivn. e." explaineii Mr. O'Mrien, a-

Iged iowartl the door. "I almost .t to t"il you. The boiler exd wh- n I wjs in tr.e engine room rr.orn.c.u and the foreman docked r the time I wu.s up in the air." ii;o licruid.

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Frank Yager, aged Beventy-six years, ton months, and sixteen days, pased away at his home on and onehalf miles northeast of Advamp last night, following u long illness with cancer. Mr. Yager was born in Kentucky, and came to Boone county thirty-four years ago. He was a member of the GUI I'nion chun-h. His wife and five children survive. The funeral service will be held from the residence Sunday afternoon at 2:W o'clock. Oecea'-isl was a m-'m-ber of the Cluistian clutch at Advance. YVKST OK PIKK. F.imer I.u-o and '.vife. of Mechanicsburg, calleil on Roe Ca-tetter and family W,.dneday. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Caldwell and sons, Fverett and tlonald. visited Mrs. Caldwell's brother Harrv Kolev . at (Ireencnstle. from Saturduv until Monday. Miss Lucy Kndres is vi.itiiig with friends at Indianapolis. Theodore and l'hilip Undies and Mr. and Mrs. I). A. Kndics and daughter. Ko-a. of Lebanon, motored to l.oda. : !;i Thi.r-di,y to k;.,.t ,th J.eph Kn.lics and family and ether relatives and frii'ii.i.i. Quite a number frm here uttendei! the stat" fair this week. j Ralph Kail returned home Mondav

School Suits for young men We have a splendid assortment of Young men's suits, made of extra good quality cloth and made in the very latest styles, to close out this week at $8.95 SI 0.95

LEBANON AND THORNTOWN

,n Putnam count'. Mr. a ad M-v S hrad. burg. Iml., visi'ed t'hi! family over Sund.iv.

Mi-s ( ul.a a! dwell nn, I ucv Kn

Ire si-rat Tli'ii...lay at Koit

School Supplies

Lunch Boxes .. 10c, 15c. 2ic Sptmp's "c and Klc Book Straps pair 10c BiHik Satchels 10c Crayola :.c rranif Water Colors 2.1c IVncil Holders .V

Library Paste k Ink, all colors Tablets 5c Pencil Ixixes 10c Pen Holders 5c, 5 for 5c Pen Points 5 for 5c Pencil Krasera . . 5c. 5 for 5c

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$1.0(1

Moore's Variety Store

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South Side Square. Phone "'l KODAK KIMSHLN'tJ

TRUCK TRANSFER Local or Long Distance TWO TRUCKS KISEK BROS. 181i3 PHONES S23

DO IT YOURSELF Do it your self. Make your old car look new, Ak us about it, NOBBS DRUG STORE

All Next Week

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All Next Week

All Week Beginning Monday Night, Sept 10th

RANKLIN STOCK C

Doors Open at 7 o'clock. Show Begins at 8:15 Free Moving Pictures From 7:15 to 8:15 o'clock POPULAR PRICES 10 and 20 cents Ladies free Monday Night When Accompanied With One Admission Ticket Reserved Seats Are Now on Sale at Nobes' Drug Store GET SEATS EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH

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