Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 303, Lebanon, Boone County, 20 September 1917 — Page 6
Died at Home of Daughter In I . Advance Wednesday Rom ! in This County. ,
Complete Showing of Ready-to-Wear
NEW FALL DRESSES NEW FALL SUITS NEW FALL SKIRTS
NEW FALL COATS NEW FALL BLOUSES NEW FALL PETTICOATS
For Ladies, Misses and Children
! The funeral of Mm. Anna Rnnk ; Nicely, a member of one of the oldest 'end best families of the Advance community, who died Wednesday was held jthin afternoon at the home of the i daughter, Mrs. Mollie MrCain in j Advance. Mr. Nicely was born in Boone county, but has not been a resident of i Advance all of her life. After her 1 marriage she moved there. Her husIhand died a number of years ago. Two 'children survive, John Nicely tn! Mrs. Mollie McCain both "of Advance. She was a member of the Advance ! Christian church.
ProiessjojyiMs jciiy ORGANIZED FOR
LIBRARY FUND CANVASS
F. E. HUTCHINSON Lrxytr. Office CssonNcii Block, north !' of square. Phone 42i.
ROGERS V SMITH Attorney at Law. Office Farmers State Bank Build tog. Phone 110.. Attorney at Law. 113 South Meridian Street.
WM. J. WOOD, LAWYER. Office over Horgan'a ohoe atore on vM aide of Square. Phone office 238. boms 9S2-Y. Lebanon, Ind.,
Great Failh in Chamhertain's folic and Diarrhoea Remedy, "Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy was used by my father about a year ago when he had diarrh.oe.1. It relieved him immediately and by taking three doses he was absolutely cured.' He has great faith in this remedy," writes Mrs. W. H..Wi!!iams, Stanley, N. Y.
Clark Lindsay Chosen Chairman and Team Captains Are Announced.
RoKCoe Ilollinjrsworth LAWYER Office at Court House, ground Boor PHONE 355
Claik I.. Lindsay has been chosen us chairman of the Lebanon team for the big soldiers' library fund canvass next week. I.oui.- Akerrnan will have charge of the campaign-in the northeast section of the city, licorgc Miller of the noithwest, Harry McI'nniel of the southeast, and Claud Crooks of the southwest Kach of tliese captains may choose his own team. The number of canvassers will not be limited. The remainder of Center township and of liuone county will be organized for t!,e drive through the public libraries
pnd through the schools. The quota j for Center township is $4.r0.
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OUR OWN INDIANA.
WILLIAMS HOSPITAL
Get the Habit Save and bank with the FARMERS STATE BANK
Miss I'earl Huffer, of Kcirrleville, was operated on for appendicitis this morning. Her condition is good. Klmer Hinkle, of Advance, who underwent un apendicitis oieration several days ago, left the hospital to-
Robert Wheeler has returned from Rockford, III., where he has been env ployed as a brick mason.
(Bit tht International yeu Service.! BLOOMINCTON. September 20. Women are being employed in the Showers furniture factory here because of a scarcity of labor on account of the war. GliHKNCASTLK, September 20. 'i d rather kill you than eat" is the dnrtling statement attributed to Mrs. Sarah A. Tuber, 4K years old by her husband William B. Taber, G2 years old of Cloverdale. who has filed a
suit for divorce. Taber also alleges
his wife used a horsewhip on him. COl.t'MHl'S, September 20. Another mastodon, that is some of its tmnes, has been unearthed. L. W. Council found parts of the ancient monger while engaged in digging a ddch. ' ORFRXSBL'UO. September 20. A wet but happy fisherman was Judge I). A. Myers of the Indiana supreme court when he succeeded in landing a soft shell turtle in Lake McCoy here. The jurit upset his boat while trying to land the turtle and had to wade to
shore but held to his prize. INDIANAPOLIS, September 20. A victim of "Laughing gas" turned in an alarm when a glass retort used for vitalized air in a local dentist's office exploded. INDIANAPOLIS, September 20. Costella Valdez was a good fellow and supplied several soldiers at Kort Benjamin Harrison with a "wee drop", according to charges filed against him and is now looking for another good fellow to supply his 600 bond.
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TO THE DRAFTED MEN Asked to Attend a Special Performance of "Fighting in , France" at Opera House.
John H. Hoy, manager of the Grand Opera House, extends a upecial invitation to all of the drafted men who will take part in the demonstration tomorrow night, to come to hear Prof Michelon, the French lecturer and to see the motion picture "Fighting in France," after the program at the court house tomorrow night. A complete show will be given for their benefit, and Professor Michelon, who is in the United States on a furlough from the' army of France, will give them a special lecture.
CITY NEWS
115 South Lebanon Street Announces the'opening of our tenth store Saturday, September 22nd. Men's, Women's and Children's ready to wear garments and shoes All Sold at Cut Rate Prices
What You Buy At Rapps You Bug For Less
Every one who wants to save the dollars should share in this great opening Day SATURDAY, September 22nd. The great success that attends Rapps Cut Price Stores is one of the marvels of the retail trade. It is commented on in every town where a Rapps Cut Price Store is located. The reason is our ability to give the man who toils good dependable merchandise at prices far below what other stores ask for them, and much less than many smaller merchants can buy them. Come expecting to save good money and you'll not be disappointed. You'll find everything as advertised.
OVERALLS 88c $1.19
WORK SHIRTS 49c
Ladies Department $;-.00 Dress Skirts $3.4H $8.00 Dress Skirts $1.98 $4.00 Dress Skirts ... . .$2.98 $1.50 Shirtwaists 98c 75c; Shirtwaists ,.4!)c $2.50 Shirtwaists $1.98 $1.50 House Dresses $1.19 35c Silk Hose 29c 98c Kimona Aprons 69c $1.25 Children's Dresses. .9Sc $1.25 Corsets 98c 75c Corsets 49c EVERYTHING YOU WEAR AT CUT RATE PRICES.
Our Family Shoe Store Saves You the Dollars !;::!;"..'.'"".'.. $2-98 to $4.98 lm';K"'" $2.48 to $1.98 "!!h. I:".'"'.'. $2.98 to $6.48 m....," .,: $1.98 to $2.78 ,,. :,,,,e, $1.98 to $3.48 ir.r1:... $2.28 to $3.48 ii't: :"::.... $2.48 to $4.98 r!"!,,r".,'."..!'.':'"::. Jocto $2.23 AX.& ID1IIU TOB LESS
Men's Department 85c Work Shirts ,..19c $1.25 Overalls 88c $1.50 Overalls $1.19 U. S. Socks, 10c; 3 for... 25c Red and Blue H'dk'fs 5c $2.50 Hats $1.98 50c Caps 15c 35c Silk Socks 25c 4 ply Linen Collars 10c Suspenders 25c Men's Pants, Boys' Pants, Hoys' Suits, Work Gloves in fact everything you wear at CUT-RATE PRICES.
I For Sale Model '1 Maxwell roadster, in good condition. Bargain. Inquire at Auto Inn. 9-18-ft. Shampooing, scalp treatment, manicuring, facials, at Sanitary Beauty I'arlor. Phone 162. 9-l9-4t i Willard Service Station, 22S South
, Lebanon street. Hiram Fox proprie- mmmmm i tor. Phone residence phone, 818. 1 j C. F. S. Neal, who has been spend-1 people Speak Well of Chamberlain's
C O M E IN A N I) SEE US A N D G E T I A C Q U A I N T E D
This is one of Rapp's ten stores, all buvinir and selling for cash.
GREAT VALUES GIVEN iti Men's, Women's and Children's UNDERWEAR
Notice to Heat Patrons! All consumers connected to the Interstate Public Service Co's heat mains are hereby notified that we will start filling our mains, Friday, September 21st. A.11 consumers ae requested to closely inspect piping and radiators for leaks. Interstate Public Service Co.
other points in Louisiana, will arrive! !home this evening. !
William Pollard continues ill at his! I home on East Pear! street. Mrs. Liz-; lie Oiophant of Jamestown, is in j I charge of the case, j Charles M. Gable of Frankfort.
j spent Wednesday afternoon and night !at the home of William Morrison on
Fast Washington street. Another car load ot watermelons Saturday or next week; also later in season, will supply town and county with Michigan winter potatoes at low price. A. L. Padgett, 9-20 .'it Kmma A. Rush, of Indianapolis, a graduate from the pianoforte department of the Indianapolis Conservatory of Music, will be in this cityThursday, September 29, to organize a class. Miss Rush has hail five years of teaching experience. She will locate a studio at the Colonial Music Store, and will be pleased to confer with those who wish to inquire. 9-18-3t.
Tablets.
"I have been selling Chamberlain's Tiblots for about two years and heard such food reports from my customers that I concluded to give ihem a trial myself, and can say that I do not believe there is another preparation of the kind equal to them," writes G. A. McBride, Headford, Ont, If you are troubled with indigestion or constipation give them a trial They will do you good.
Paul O. Tauer FLORIST Plenty of Flowen on Hand at all times. Phone 1367
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COURT NEWS.
In the case of David Kprong ct al. va Ernest M. Sprong et al, for partition, judgment for the plaintiff. W. H. Hodge was appointed commissioner and was ordettd to sell real estate. Hond frxed at $2,000. Isaac A. Barnes has been granted a divorce from Laura J. Barnes. He was also given custody of the childten. The case of the State Bank of Advance against Joshua V. Ross, O. B. Ross and Charles W. Rohn, has been dismissed on motion of the plaintiff. The case of Samuel M. Ralston vs John M Sndy, on note, has been dismissed on motion of the plaintiff. The case of Charles E. Wheeler vs Verlie A. Wheeler, for divorce has been dismissed on motion of the plaintiff. In the case of Earl K. Winn vs Ephriam Adams et al. to quiet title, judgment was rendered for the plaintiff. I
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PUBLIC SALE CALENDAR
September 20 Thursday John Murphy, three miles south of Lebanon; cattle. Thursday, September 21 Jack King, m miles east of Shannondsle. and one mile north of Stop 127, on Crawfnrdsvill line. General farm sale. October 2, Tuesday C. H. Welter, 9 miles sooth of ' Lebanon. 2 miles southeast of New Brunswick) Turoc hot sale, 45 head, yearlings, ipring gilts, kpriBtf male mi Un.4 sows.
rhe Mileage Record
of our tires proves them the most economical on the market. We have them in smooth and anti-skid tread in every standard size. When it is time to re-tire be sure you outfit with our tires and re tiring time will not eorne so soon again. GASOLINE 21c GALLON
City Gsrii0
421 South Lebanon Street Thone 138 W. T. Rand'c, General
Man a e'er