Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 303, Lebanon, Boone County, 20 September 1917 — Page 8

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Wc will have lots of peaches next week. Price $2.00 or less per bushel. Don't get afraid you will not get any and pay a big price. Big eastern crop root Toast ioo. Kellof's Torn Flake, Krumbles, etc, at I he old prke, Plenty of Country Butter and Frerh Kggs at 40. Trade at lb big store. ANYTHING YOU WANT t'HEAPKR. Matthews' Cut Rate Grocery 206 West Washington Street Phones 400490

Ward's Fine Cakes ffiordon For Ladies GIVE UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION We Hold the Price Down Black and white, cotton 29c Black and white, lisle 33c Black and white Silk Lisle.. 39c Black, white and colors. Fiber Silk 3bc and 63c Pure Silk, per pair $1.30 Gordon Round Ticket HOSE FOR CHILDREN Boys and Girls Hard to wear out 23c & 33c Satisfaction or a new pair free Hve Store yVoloes DO IT YOURSELF Do it your elf. Make your old car look new. Ask us about It NOBES' DRUG STORE Jb Work at Reporter Office

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GRAND OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPT. 21-22 Prof. C. Michelson-Fighting in France-Official Var Moving Pictures and Lecture r Return Date By Request Ilatinc? Saturday Aftcrn::n zt 2:23. Dn't Hies This , Prices, 10c and 15c. School Children 5c.

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Colonial Theatre Duality House Quality Plays TONIGHT. Vitagraph V. L S. E. pictures present Maurice Cos. tcllo in "THE MAN WHO COULDN'T HEAT GOD" Wore Kdjrar Alan Iw alive toiay, ho woul'l write ju-t such a story a? "The Man Who CouMn't K-at .(,." Hi would conceive ju.-t such a pM. He would leal at length w ith tlie vt-n-Kt'ance a conscience wreaks on the soul. Martin Henchf'ord believed he could cius the scar of murder from his soul. He had murdered his lord and master. lie succeeded in escaping from Knutlumt without beinj; su.-qKH-tiMi. The only w itness to hi? crime was hm own conscience. .Martin Henchford was a biff man of biff ideas. He believed he ctiul ac complish the impossible. He believed he could beat tiod, and in Anmrira where he found work, he succeetltl to a certain degree. When the soul of a utronff man is trouble!, when the burning fires of conscience eke their toll, what happen? Henchford believed he could beat timl. li -f he succeed? These vital themes are dealt with in a story of lovt success, wealthall tinged with a horror of lonir iiffrt. "The Man Who Couldn't Heat Cod" is a vital, etfertive, modern, five-pat t Vituffraph Blue Ribbon Feature. Maurice CostHlo is at hi best and U admirably supported by an eminent cast of Vita graph stars. 10c ADMISSION Tc Olympic Theatre Quality Rouse Quality Plays TONIGHT "A FIVE FOOT RULER" A two-reel comedy number, l.y Pes? Memlyth, fcatufing farter ami Flora DeHuven anl M. K. W ilson. The hero, Jerry, saves ihe daughter of the governor of Holiguay, attending a girl's school, from a designing man. Ihe one then switches to the province of Boliguay, where the young man's father is a wealthy oil king Jerry is in bad with ..is father, but win? the admiration of the governor and is placed in charge of the army. There are seme good burlesque scenes itrung along in the second reel, a number of which bring iaughter. Oi couise the hero wins the girl ami is restored to his father' favor. "BEHIND THE MAI" William Kraney in the schmd teach er of a village school. He gets tipsy. makes love to one of the pcholais, vvho get the town bully to chase him oat of town. The spanking machine and other details are reminiscent of Al U"ch, and the three, rosebuds, on old vaudeville sketch. 5c ADMISSION 5c Craig's Store .no Reporter by mail $3 per year

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Man Wanted on Charge of Stealing Chicken. Arrested After Eandinjj Officer 3 Months, Sheriff D. N. Lewis, accompanied by Prosecutor Kutiooe Hoilingswortli and Lloyd Tomlinson went to the Terhune neighborhood last evening where he placed under arrest, Wardie Iopiird, who is wanted en a charge of stealing rhirkpns. The affidavit against Leopard was filed June 22 by Cytennus Moulton, who reside? in the vicinity of Terhune. Leopard ban always suecreded in evading the officers until last evening. The sheriff received a tip that Leopard was at the home of a relative near Terhune and acting upon that tip he succeeded in getting hia man. Leopard wtu lodged in jail. He entered a plea of not guilty this morning in circuit court to the larceny v ere served. The house was lighted by DOING FINE WORK. Madison Paper Compliments Street Paving Done hy John Ful wider. The Madison, Tnd.. ' Daily Hera1-! says: "Sup rinlendt nt John Kuiwider is rushing the cohiiilH.nn of tl" street paing rn Walnut street. Hi' is working twenty --iv men, paving $i,V per lay. the highest wages ever paid v.i-rn on fttreet wot k in .Uadison. The sret is brine built right up to the tuntract and the wotk i.s entirely satisfactory to the city and thf public generally. Th city feels that it has been ft.rtunate in g.-tting into the hands of sufh competent and conscientious contractors." GREAT Pit Tt RE. "Kiehting in France Commended Wherever Shown. 'Fighting in France" has reeeived commendation wherever shown. Concerning the war picture to be shown at the Crund Friday and Saturday, the Kokomo Tribune of la. 4 Saturday sas: "These pictures are the best fvr shown in the city; they are we'l w orth anyone time and pi ice. The scenes are laid in Frame and the conditions in that country are nrcuratel; shown and described by a man and educator who ha been in the field for over 17 months." The Pi-patch fays: "The talk of Professor Michelon is inspiring and beneficial to the listener." NOTE BROfGHT RKPLY. GRKFXSltCIiC, I ml., September 20. A note slipped into n sock which nhe a as knitting has brought a reply to Mrs. William C Fraley of tliis city. U. A. flnrman of the l.V) Field Ar tillery Supply Company stationed at Camp Mills. Hampstead, N. Y.. and who receivefl the socks at Fort I'enjnmin Harrison, thanked the knit'w and stated on the pout card that th? boys were, expecting to start for Y ranee soon. TAKES POSITION HLKK. Fred Fisher, of I i 1, has taken a poaiicn 'at the local Central Indiana railway station where he will act a an assistant to the agent, W. G. NteIty. 'Gol'niBfoTvniiollsl'r Use Diadem Flour Always Highest Quality i trie oatne j i Guaranteed flWerttebWp; CORY & BKATTON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Office phone SS; Residence, phone S40 and oiri Btaaley Block. F.ut Boat B treat

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2:,. . rci. u: i -U" !.. A.N ATOMS, ppiitemher 20 A grmi uply of hoga arrived for tht market this morning, receipts ba-injj-6.1X10 and It took some, time to arrange urWi. Buyers were not warning any advance, while salesmen were asking higher prices, and, as finally ararnfr-d, the heavies, hogs that sold at 118.50, were steady with yesterday, while blxed and light grailes that sold usually at 18.55 18.60, were strong to ix dime higher. There Was an extreme top of $18.75, or 10 cents above yesterday. CATT1.K Kereipis of 1.100 cattle proved to be fully equal to the demand and there was no doubt that anv change in prices was against the selling side. The best kinds in their class, however; sold steady, while others were from 10 cents to 50 cents lower than earlier this week. The trading was less active than hereto-

! fore this week and it was more or less difficult to transfer the consignments, but finally there was a fair clearance. j Hulls did not suffer quite as much ias other cattle and good to choice veals sold steady, but others were difficult to sell at lower prices. The I demand for stockers and feeding cat tle was good a"'' prices were strong compared with yesterday. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. l'NIO STOCK YARDS, 111., September 20. Hogs Receipts, 9.WHI; market, slow, 6 to ll)c higher; mixed and butchers, $17.20( 18.S0; good heavies, Slo.l.VlK.RU; rough heavies. S17.1.V" "17.35: light, $17 'JOitf 18.65; pigs, $13.5001 17.50; bulk of sales, 317. 70 17.70. CATTLE I'ecr-ipta, 8,500; market ,ite:idy t 10c lower; beeves, t7.50o 17.10; cows and heifers. $5.15 to 12.-stiK-kers and feeders, $6.40(U.15; Toxiins, $fi.70 (n 15.75; calves, $12.5" (1 lfi.00. SIIEKP Receipts, 1.800; market, -low anil 10c lower; natives and westerns. $8.40(0 l-.W; lambs, $i;!.00(o' 18.25. CHICAGO CKAIN. CHICAC.O, September 20. Buying of corn by commission hou.-es and I'uither short covering caused by unfavorable went her over the corn belt, today marked the opening of the Chicago Board of Trade markets. Trade in corn was active end the market fluctuated. In sympathy with an easier tone in corn, oats showed a reaction. Offerings were light, forcing the price of September oats up tft the BO'.c. There was little trading in provis('wCrn December, $1.10 "i C l.ltl; May, .1.16'(Wt.lf.. Oats September, fiD'.di t!0; Peremher'58,a(o'c; May, 61"c. lVrk September and October, $4.",.15; January, $43.75. Ijird November, $23.90; January. $22.8: October, $23.90. Ribs ' ptember, $24.85; October, ?21.80: January, $22.57. LEBANON MARKETS. Wheat, No. 2 gov't grade $2 01 Corn 190 'lots, new, white 54c Oats, mixed 52r Rye, So. 2 1.70 Clover seed 12 00 POULTRY. Eggs 27c Ri:tter, fre.h -TV liens, under 4'i lbs I7c Hens, 4'a tl.s. andw over 20c Leghorn 1,,-r.s 17c Old cocks - 12c Spring chicks over 2 lbs. 20c T m turks, old Mr Geese, full feathered 7c Hen turks, old 13c Ducks, white 10c Ducks, colored 9c Reef hides, green No. 1 15e Beef hides, green No. 2 14c Horse hides, No. 1, large 5.00 VALI AIII.E CORN ( ROT. P.CCK.NKR, la., September 20 Kroro a 25 acre field of corn being raised by Roy Winfrey, near here, he expects to derive as much profit from the cobs as from the grain. It is the variety from whiih the pipes are made. Pleasantly Surprised. Af'er a long cur ride Hetty arrived at the Um- of ii friend, with whom she hud lunch. She ate heartily, for she was hungry: After lunch her hostess nsk.-d If she had had eiiniu-h to eat. to which she replied: "Oh, yes, I hud wore than I expected." Both Ways. "lllggiltty has a paradoxical photorapnlc Dianla." "(tood er!:!o!:s. -hst ffifght tj.it ber "Ha gifui a photnrapher a standing ordor (or his silting."

Regardless of cost, or the present valuo, before our Thorntown stock car. be moved. 1 NOW is 'your opportunity to buy quality clothing cheap. Take a look at our suits and overcoats at $8.95, $10.95, $13.95, $17.95 They are wonderful values. You will make a great saving if you buy now. .

TWENTY INJURED. Street Car Leaves Track and Plunges ' Into Telegraph Pole. ! tBy Ihe International Xnrt 8rrlcr.) CHICAGO, September 20.-Tenty I persons were injured, some of them it is believed fatally when southbound : Hammond-South Chicago street car j left the tracks and dunged into a tele-1 graph pole here today. It is Isdieved the motorman will die as a result of his injuries. The entire front end of the car was smashed. THIRTY-FOI R KILLED. More Than a Score Injured in German Munitions Plant Hlmt. (Jin nrrf-naffrmat Ac Hvrvir.) AMSTERDAM. September 20. At least thirty-four persons were killed and more than a score injured In an explosion in a German munitions factory near Cologne, aid a dispatch erceived here todav. Cotton Is Ancient. Jut who divovcr.d cott'u Is not known. The c-ai ly rivnrd are so Incompi.te tint u IndiviiiiiMl can be credited with the di-oowry of the value of this wonderful plant. Long before f'uesnr's lime, union- Hi- Hindoo, they h.id n law that if Nou stole a p,.ce of cni',,ii y.ni viri tin.ij throe times Its villus Most of Hi,. irly nations not,. r;,ia;.-r Willi vottmi the early Ei.vptliini. ( Inn. s,. nii in.r undent IKtiple us. d It and mlueil It. Cardboard as Drier. Chloride of calcium is sometimes u--ed to nl'-,orh itioisntro mid keep cerliiiii ptMiournpldi: products dry. audi lis platinum pupor or oii-hon ni-r; hut a ph.ito-n,.Ii. r bus iliseovcred Hint c:ir.li..e,rd of the lnuvj kind uill act us n t.l drier. Tin- curd l Uwd l rollth .-beets it lioui- w..! dl h'd b hem nn l then v r:.Pi'd ill waxeil paper s.i us to I, live only Ihe i-ilo- i Ihe Iviiird free und thus imt absorb niolstitre too nub-kly. uaierie dez Asiettcs. One ,,f ihe lin,.i.-ti,nt npai-tmetiti :U he al: :c of r.mt.'.ll-.oblean. In I'rnlieo "S CM'Il d Ihe Cab Vie des A Pieties, fhe ntm that its d.-s.iailn usl'l -f verticil im of Hn'os. .t In t'e oiii'-l'ii.. of ii, i.i,:'s. 1 fllltO -ire Very vnlii 11 .-. lire m.oi- of l.l"' lllln. Illid UK1 llieill ie p'linti ' s.en. s mid views i.l limny I' out e-i il.no. -s. The philo w-'re pbn-i-d lle-r by the oribr of l.oiiN Philippe. Acieral. Aejernl Is the n unc K ven to a nenl .lUcoven d iietiil alloy prepi nd l.y .' Ti.ioh Inventor. It contain.- '" f nor.- per cent of iijiii-itiin-o. I' Ls whaiuas.-!. of sir n-.-tli. Il-dn a - lid IV. , .!. 1 tr-lo e.,i-!-, aH.,11. It I" its lis.. .or i-dli-ry ll.llli-ls. ;lol i Origin of the Word "Lady." Why we call a woman a lrtdy Is know-i, probably, to few women. It came from a practice that obtained In the munor bouses of Engliind where, once n week, the lady of the manor distributed to her poor neighbors, with her own hnnds. loaves of hrend. fche tn ho iM.lleel I.n..f dnv" the Saxon words for bread giver. These two words became one: "Lady." Invented Fixed Ammunition. It Is to Gtistavus Adolphusof Sweden wh.Me relj:n beiran lu li'll. Hint h:--tory gives credit for the Invention of fixed iiiiiiminitlon. In his turtrldsethe bullets and the charge were iinlto.1 In a pniwr eau. It was not bowecr nntll 1850 that the first successful metallic cartridge was patented by an American.

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