Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 7, Lebanon, Boone County, 5 October 1917 — Page 6

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Pumpkins Highest Market Price Paid Ladoga Canning Co.

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. Firm Baptist Church. At the First Bupitst chorch the Sun- ' i day school is provided with separate class room ami is organized in part E fo- departmental work, though all departments do not meet separately. Of the six departments five use grailed lig.sons, the Bt-ginners, Primary, Junior, Intermediate and Senior. These s lesions' represent a course of study covering seventeen consecutive years. E The adult classes use the Intemation- E E uniform series. Missionary intruetion is regularlygiven in seven classes. , : " In the course of tile yesr the school observes Christmas, Rslly Day, Deeieion Day, Children's Day and Promotion Day as special occasions. E Next Sunday will be Promotion E r Day. At this time all classes using 5 graded lessons will be promoted and E certificates given to all pupils promoted. i s 5 Sunday will also be the time for in-. illation of officers. J. W. Witt has for years been the faithful and hard- ! working superintendent, but has ask ; E to be relieved of these responsibilities. ' E The newly elected head of the school is Harry Bohannon. The transfer of official relation will be made next .Sunday. Mr. Bohannon has already , E issued a call for a meeting of officers s and teachers to organize the worki for the coming year. i This school feels that the time is here for a city-wide organisation for Sunday school workers looking toward a worthier emphasis upon the educational aspects of religion. Methodist.

Few schnols are better officered and organized to do its work than Centenary. Dr. Ball, the efficient superin-; tendent, has been at its head for 20 years. There are 59 officers and teachers in al! and th? school is divided into seven departments. The total enrollment is about 1,100 in all department. There are two teacher ; training class conducted by Mrs.; Mary Klickinger. Centenary haa no of the best orchestras in the state, un-; Jer the leadership of Prof. Huckstep. No organisation of the church is more effective and Vfficient in extending ; the kingdom of Christ among men j and conserving and unfolding child j life and developing Christian ehar-i acter. A child that misses the training and inspiration of such a Sunday school as Centenary will be at disadvantage all through life. Sunday, ; October 14th, is to be Rally Day with ; us, in keeping with the ether school! of the city and we expect 700 in attendance. If we succeed in this we! will need the co-operation of all the parents of the church. The church,

will be beautifully decorated and a fine program will be rendered.

Do Your Patriotic Duty!

You owe it to yourself and to your country to inspect the wonderful values we are offering this season in Hart, Schaffner & Marx, AdlerRochest and Cloth-Craft Suits and Overcoats $10to$45

They are Real Lessons in True Economy

For forty years we have served the people of Boone and adjoining counties by selling only high-grade merchandise at a fair price. This season we guarded our doors against cheap inferior made merchandise and offer only the best to be had at the price. New Fall Hats - New Shirts - Great Line of Sweaters

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Presbyteriaa Sunday School. An organised effort is now being made to increase the attendance at the Sunday school hour and all the members of the school ar called upon to assist A meeting of the teachers will be held at the close of Sunday school next Sunday morning, A special prugiain will be given on Rally Day, one week from Sunday. The young men's Bible class will

McMAINS' SALE

Spotted Poland Chinas Four miles west of Lebanon on the Crawfordsville road, on Monday, October 8, 1917

BEGINNING AT 12 O.CLOCK NOON

CY Fifty Head of Spring Boars and Gilts t? A 3vJ and Tried Sows OKJ

ALL DOUBLE IMMUNED

Big Bone,

Big Spots,

I Say They're Good Ones TERMS CASH OR IT'S EQUIVALENT Dinner served by Pleasant View Church

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begin on Sunday morning a study of the life of Christ, the course lasting through th winter. Mr. Carmichael will have charge of this 'elms. The nt books have arrived and the course will be made interesting and helpful and it is hoped that every former member of this class will b out Sunday and help to bring as many of the young men of the church as possible, to begin the work with this new class which plans to do some very thorough study. It is also planned that once each month the Sunday school will have a morning service at which time both sermon and music will be appropriate for the children.

PUBLIC SALE CALENDAR

! October 6 Saturday Homer Mar

tin, cattle barn at Lebanon fair

(rounds; Jersey cows. Spotted Poland China hog sale, Monday, October 8. C. O. McMains. October 8. Monday C. E. Shirley, S miles southwest of Lebanon on middle Jamestown road; row sale. October 10 Wednesday B. F. Catherwood, Vs mile north of Dayton ; full blooded Jersey cattle; O. I. C. hogs. October 11, Thursday B. W, Anderson, at Milton Hadley farm, two miles west of Thorn town, near Sugar Plain, horses, cattle, hogs, grain, hay, machinery, etc. October 12. Friday Wo. McCarthy, 3 miles southeast of Lebanon; hogs and cattle. Friday, October 12 M. O. ,Rich, general farm sale, on mils west and one-half mil north of Big Springs, one-fourth mile east and ana-half mile south of Slabtowa. Saturday, October 18 Dolph Weber, big stock sale, hones, 70 head of cattle. 120 head of hoes. 3 head sf sheep. Sals at Weber stock bars ia Fsvatta. October 17 Wednesday A. Jerom Kerse, 2 miles northwest of I.fftriin-.i. an M'wrotftwn r'jsS, Sine Wi ; f ji sm cat'..r; hr.-'i; f ami C '. . i i , i , . ' yC, a. r

del, 7 miles west of Lebanon, and mile north; mile east and mils north of Dover; general farm sale. BIG AUCTION SAI.F.. Next Monday, October 8, 1917, C. O. McMains, four miles west of Lebanon on the Crawfordsville road will hold his third annual sale of the famous big boned Spotted Poland Chinas. The sale will be held under a large tent rain or shine and while it is not being very widely advertised, it would be a good opportunity for toe farmers of this community to get good boars and gilts and tried sows at their own price. They are great stretchy fellows with deep bodies, mammoth sise and bone and spotted up like leopards; the finest lot of spring pigs we have seen; they look like hogs. With hogs hovering around the $20.00 mark and old time farmers and good feeders predicting the $30.00 hog for next summer and with the greatest

corn crop the world haa ever known

and a decrease in the production of swine in almost every state in the union, it is no wonder there is such s demand for good brood sows to farrow next spring. SPFXIAL MASONIC NOTICE. Boone Lodge No. 9 F. and A. M. 7:00 p. m., Friday, October 5. Called meeting. Work in Master Mason de gree.

C ASTORIA For Infants taAJChBina in Use 7erCvir30 YwsS

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The Whole Neighborhood Knows. Mrs. Anna Pelser, 2.r26 Jefferson

SU So. Omaha, Neb., writes. "Foley's

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a bad cold. My aeighbor, Mrs. Baason, cared herself sod family witi Foley's Honey sod Tar, and ia fact

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JERSEY COW SALE I will sell at public auction in the cattle banw at the Lebanon fair grounds, on SATURDAY, OCT. 6 Beginning at 1:00 p. m. Twenty-fire cows twenty fresh Jersey cows and five head of springers. Every one of this lot of cows is first class. They can be seen at the Lebanon fair grounda after Wednesday, October 3. They are all of good ages and come from the very best milk strain of Washington county. These cows all have calves by side. TERMS Six months eredit, drawing 6 per cent interest from date on bankable note. HOMER MARTIN C. O. TRIBBETT & SON, Auctioneer.

V PALACE GARAGE 220 NORTH MERIDIAN ST

Expert Repairing at Reasonable Rates GASOLINE AT WHOLESALE PRICE FREE AIR FORD REPAIRS A SPECIALTY Fret Air. Op Day tad Nisht. Whea im Troubte Call Lebanon Auto Ssle3 L Machine Co.

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