Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 6, Lebanon, Boone County, 4 October 1917 — Page 8
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THE CO. H MESH FIND.
1 One gift of J2.f.O was received to the- Company II mess fund today. The
YARN All Kinds of Yarn Khaki, Gray and All Kinds of Colors Flishers and Minerva Just Take a look at our window.
following ii the list of donors up to
I ilute : Family night was observed last ; Mrs. Nancy Gilmore .. $6.00 night at the evangelistic r;tings ' Henry Gilmnrs 1.00 hemic conducted in Advance by Mrs. j H. A. MeDnniel At Bra 6.00 Daisy o. Burr and party. Ed Hytca I J- VVj Slagle 10.00 and family were presented with . Shumate .. fi.OO Bible, th.a family being the largest Mrs. Charlotte McCaan &.00 present. Jap Alters, who was a re- Gertrude Dicks ... '. J0 preventative of a family of thirteen, ; ''"'V C. Tolle ............... 1.00
wan presenter! with a scripture wall I v"":u"" 1 chart. A large crowd was present at j American ar veterans ....
the business men's Braver services . " u"r tarr
held this morning in the Caplinger1 Bi-ure store. This afternoon the husi- ' ness men closed their stores and attended the special services held nt tiie tabernacle. This was mothers' meet
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Mrs. Florence Varntx 1.00
It. N. I.ewis 3.001 Kliaa Padgett 1.00 j W. M. Ilaukins 1.00 Reporter 2.r,0 Mrs. Poll F. Williams 2.00! Cash 2.M:
Olympic Theatre
Matinee, 2:00.,
NiKht, 7:00
MARKET REPORTS
TONIGHT iJij? Comedy Laujjhfest
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By cooperating with us you will help yourselves.
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I INPIANAI'OLIS, Ind., October 4. ! lieeeipts of 4,0I0 hog this morning, j while aUut in line with other days this week, were slightly smaller. The market opened with a good outside demand for prime heavy butcher hogs and brought that class weighing up to 2.'0 pounds at 1!.6". Other hogs sold from 1K.M). The general advance of the market was around 1 2(c over yesterday. There was a fair clearance. j CATTLE Around 1,500 fresh cat- ; tie arrived for the market and the i supply proved to be fully eiiual to all demands. The market opened with some dif- ' ference of opinion as to the condition of prices, but it was finally agreed that while there might have been some advantage in favor of buyers, the general market so far as steers, heifers, cows and bulls were concerned was steady with yesterday. There was no competition for some choice prime hearvy steers. Calves also gold steady. ! There was not much demand for tstockers and feeding cattle from the , rural district.-, but other local buyers , took the offerings at the recent level in prices. j CHICAGO GRAIN.
1 CHICAGO, October 4. Favorable j weather over the corn belt arul a foi-e- j cast I'ol fail ki...liu iui ii.i li.M two j days, caused an easier market in corn 1
at the opening here today. Prices were o(T about half cent from yestorilav's finish, but brisk buying by Armour grain company caused a recov- . cry of the early decline. ! Oats also declined slightly at the opening. Trade in oats was light ami ; tne market featureless, lard was un- ; der some pressure at the opening and ull provisions averaged somewhat
lower. Selling was confined mainly to local traders. i I CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. j I UNION' STOCK YARDS. III.. Oc-1
Joker comedy, featuiing Hill Era-. tober 4. -Hogs Receipts, O.'iOO; mar-1 nay in a hilarious comedp, whoap- ket, steady to fc higher; mixed and ! narcntly gets his real pleasure in fad- butchers, SlS.lal 19.60; good heavies, ing on his ear and doing back flops ; ?IX.l'i lli.iiO; rough heavies, $t. l.Vri, I that would break liny other man's 1.:)5; light, $IH.I0ftii 19.40; pigs,J!l4.00 ; back. Some of the funniest skiff ever. ; (n'lT.W: bulk of vales, $lS..rii)(a 10.4.V i
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TWO ACTS TWO "THE BRASS GIRL" j; A cUavi twu-tti t cunif. iiutniK i, H f-'uturinsr Mart Mnorf um Jane Ciail. S The cfMii-fv jritutition nr PxclitUt S and the f.pttintcir' att tactivf. 1 "OUT AGAIN, IN AGAIN"
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See these suits and overcoats that personify this higher service. The season's newest ideas are here at "Style Headquarters" and ready for your choosing.
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Iwat the Fly Now is the time, only 10c in a bellows box.
LONG & DAVIS
Goodyear Tires and Tubes
Phone 39
Quality House Quality Plays cjgRo.
TONIGHT. Vitagraph present Nance 0'Neil in "THE FLAMES OF JOHANNIS" Patrons of tiie screen drama who are on the alert f ir big productions will be giateful fr the announcement of the first presentation at the Colon
ial tonight of Herman SuHernum's , . ' p ignant play "The I lames of J. hun- i TRAVEL 700 MILES TO
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J. S. IRVINE Plumbing and Heating . PHONE 701.
BERKELEY, t'l., October 4 Having diio,ered a chemical suh-
F'ereipts. 11.000; market, i stance which has proved remarkably k; beeves, $7.2t)(Vi 7.6.1; ( successful in curinir wounds and in
rows and he i lent . $5 .1512 .40; stock- . , , , t oncp hjch era and feeilers, $6.2.jfn 11. 0(1; Texans, , K ?6.40f I.VOO; calves. $!.S01B.0O. for months, or even years, had reSHEEP Receipts, 12,000; market, fused to yield to treatment. Dr. T. strong to 10c higher; natives ami Bruilsford Robertson, professor of
terns, &;i.iOeU.0O; lambs, Jl.i.MI ; biochemistir in the University of Cal
ifornia, has just executed a deed do-
i ci, . " , I nating to the University of California LEBANON MARKETS. aM hi1 rl(!nU in this vnuahle Wheat, No. 2 gov't grade $2.00 npw' substance. "Tethelin." All proCorn ( no fitii resulting from the discovery are Oats, new white f.rc t0 constitute an endowment, the inOats. mixed .M!c eome to be applied to medical research. Rye, No. 2 '. 1.70 Tests of this new substance, made Clover seed 12..00 'r- army hospitals in Europe and in POULTRY. civil hospitals in America, have Eggs 37c , proved the great value of the discovliutler, fresh 30c, ery. The appalling number of men Hens, under 4 'i lbs 17c wounded in the present war makes Hens, 4Vs lbs. and over 20c the discovery of c:ipecial timeliness
nnt vnlue. Several new .substances and new methods have been found by the medical investigators of th world since the war began whiili are extremely useful in combating infections ir. wounds. This new substance
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GRAND JUNCTION. Colo., October ; however, 'Tethelin," has a field of ue4. It is costing Uncle Sam real j fulness all its own, after other money to round up slackers who failed I methods have rendered the tissues
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See us for your monument if yoj want first class stock and workmanstljfc Call os and w wiil br as; yrni to our shop for inspei '. tm Shnp phon lu2; lt.f.1. 115 or 71
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' reel photoplay feature for the I.ubirrj company by Edgar Lewis with Nance i O'Neil in the star roles of Marikn, a I foundling and 7irah, an old and dis- . solute gyps-y. Misa O'NVil. the fore-; most American delineator of the tense
emotional type, has found in the dual r":;: ur,utr .G ..ru.. i ssc.:c, sr.,. rrjr.., i.:.. rcrr.:'.::r.cs role in "The Flames of Johnnnis" the i Colorado can lay claim to a record refuse to heat especially where frost opportunity of her histrionic career i in 'P''nditure of time and money to j bite, burns or varicose veins have infor the full lipluf uf her rhoser. 1 clnv'cl nlan- jured the vitality of the tissues. There field of chanu-terixations in which i-he i wpt the plea of guilty of Wil-1 are thousands of such cases in Europe has no rival on either stage or screen. ''om Robinson, miner, arrested here, today and they occupy the hospitals Between the characters of Marisa " '., Uniteil .States District for an exceptionally long time, conand Zirah there is a wide traverse. Ju,1fc' Lewis, his clerk of courts, ; suming drugs, time, space and food, Eah of them, however, demands pow- Charles W. Bishop, United States Dis- i and frequently such cases have to be lerful acting nd emotional climax end trict Attorney Harry B. Tredrow and j discharged unhealed. It is precisely I in each of taern Miss 0 Neil riches '-'"-" Stetet Marsha! Samuel J. Bnr-; these cae the most expensive and the supreme pinnacle of her great, " h'1 l'nl two d"y trnyetinf j most disabling types of wounds iart Thc '" ' Ttinted with 1 from Denver to this city. which "Tethelin" will cure, since it i her capabilities hi emotknal moments! Robinson's was the only case on the stimulates the sluggish tissues and i will untiriBEte Ml srtistie triumtih ! rtocket and require hut fifteen mln-lenable nature to work it own repair.
in one of the ncr,e, it it, ai detrribed 1 ut" for dispaaL Not only In old wounds hat Tethe-
liy ftiidennan. "the free nulla " I 1 Im heen found valuable. It hat been
I Mrg- L "'. of rou-.e an-ra,' found that often own sores which for 2' " , 7 ' 1 - "iv, . i 1 I , r hi v ,r, r re'. t to he-ii huve nt
SWEATERS
Mens Sweaters, aborted sizes and colors $1.00 Ladies' Sweaters, assorted sizes and colors $2.98 Hoys' Sweaters, assorted sizes and colors $1.39 Misses' Sweaters, assorted sizes and colors $1.39 Infants' Sweaters, assorted sizes and colors $1.00 Sample Hat sale 9. to $3.98 Moore's Variety Store CHINA AND CUT GLASS
Our Week End Specials FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY La MA KCA Seed Havana Cigar Regular 5 fOf 25C HUMANA Blended Havana and Domestic Cigar, shade grown, Connecticut wrapper. 3 for C fftf OJt 25c value Special m st THE STAR DRUG STORE
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Eastman Kodak Films.
KODAK FINISHING
STARTING TO FEED
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( M hlirwIleMl JfriM rrtm.) WASHINGTON, October 4 Ameran prisoners of war in Germany will
i be furnished rnous-h fiwjd for their I sub ifenee ir' tendently of rations ii i t'i""i I y t"ie derninns. I li.e American Ked Cross, through
arrangemenU with the British General Prisoners of War Committee, is doing this for the American prisoners in Germany, of whom there are now 101, and a committee of the American Red Ciosa ha Ucn c?ttlished at Beme, Switzerland, to do this work in the future. This commute will work directly under the American Red Cross and will tasa over all the work ef proviawntng American soldiers ar.d sailors who may b held in Germany.
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