Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 10, Lebanon, Boone County, 9 October 1917 — Page 6
Olympic Theatre Coming Thursday, Oct. 11 'BIG COMEDY LAUGH FEST Fatty Roscoe Arbuckle
His Wedding Night"
ICE CREAM IS LAID ON THICK LAUGHS TEARS LAUGHS Fatty is a soda clerk in a country drug store. After jiwliiu; an i-KK and milk he strains it through a comb and brushes oil" the foam with a hair brush. The India rubber ey:r i a youd bit. lie provides beix for a customer with a wink ; also i-.n individual bar-rail, a cuspidor and a sprinkling of sawdu.-t. Two sissies appear in this picture. One sprays himself with sample perfume and is provided with a bathtub i!iid toweis and a stream from a siphon. Fatty substitutes chi.-roform for the perfume. This is Just Some of the Stunts. It's a Scream "WHERE ARE MY TROUSERS" A two-act special comedy featuring farter and Flora DeHaeii. That is some predicament lor a man k be in yet the man in iuestion has lost them very much to your amusement. "THE RATTLING BELLBOY' A Joker special, featuring William Franey as a bell hop with a "wallop." He challenges the "MASKED MAIlVKL" in the prize ring and winds up by putting every one nut of business. A big laugh for sport lovers. 10c ADMISSION 3c
MARKET EEP0ST3
INDIANAPOUS LIVESTOCK. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., October 9.
Colonial Theatre
Quality House Quality Playa
TONIGHT. POWER OF WILL That all pervading influence which forces us to follow the path of right or wrong wins the final victory over sin. DRAMA OF THE SOUL Is revealed in this story of a girl's efforts to save her sister from an unhaoov mar-
iriage and to free herself from the seal of secrecy. ! WILLIAM FOX ! Presents
GLADYS BROCKWELL The girl of a thousand expressions, in "HER TEMPTATION" Forced to kill hv the hvp-
inotic power of a man who
poses as her friend sue clears her name and saves her sister from him after a terrific mental struggle. 10c ADMISSION .")C
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I If you want your dead anima'b removed quickly I call, or phone, at our expense, day or night, the Clinton Manufacturing Company. Phone 420, Frank1 fort, Ind. A sanitary truck will fee at your place within an hour after your call. Byour sanitary methodi, we prevent stock diseases on your farms. By cooperating with us you will help yourselves.
1 Clinton Manufacturing Co. I 1 S. L. BARNIIARD, Manager. I Telephone 420 Frankfort, Ind. ?llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIi
Conserve Your Feed! Use Dr. Hew' Stock Tonic which aid in digeition and tones up the system making more pounds for less feed. Tnr it on your horses, hogs or cattle. Long & Davis
I iw.ts-m.fiu.tm Phana 31. Goodyear Tires and Tubes
Olympic Theatre Coming Wednesday, October 10th.
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'THRILLS"
nth railing .-situations prilling .-rpms nmrvrli us iutmrt fjf ctt';i'rrlinary swiftn.- Punrhp k;.Iom th kind that m.-tkc ym H.iuiy ;mxiou.fur CAih -uccrcimsf rjiwijt of tn:i fumiui Satuniav Kvmnp post serial, thr hr-t t h oxiilmicil in t I (- baH on th- serial storv "Loot" hy Arthur S.r.. rs Km-hn. In "THK GRAY GHOST you well wtnc-J an infn -e!v d:i ivat ir M.r,,. of event of New York I if'' th kalHi.lo.M-i.pic climavM i.f wonderful haiipi-niiiKs in America's ureal -et c.ty. Yuu wdl l.o fa-emated l.v the wliirl'.vmil work nf Mi.-h Ifl.-at -t.ari a I'ti.. lii.. Dean, K.lilie l.i!o. Kmory Johri-ori, Harry Carter ami -uppnrted l.y a hugf a-t. See e.er etmode of "The (iray (di..-!." See it
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REPORTER. ONE MONTH BY MAIL 35c.
Olympic. 3c ADMISSION rc
Only 4.m0 hoirs ai 1 ivit fur the market tliix morning snd the market opened with a rood outside demand for the strong weight kinds and they preferred them to the unfinished kinds. The extreme retire in sales of hoirweiithine; from 160 pounds np w from Jl!).20(19.90 nd there was a fair clearance at prevailing prices. CATTI.K Receipts of 1,2(K rattle, augmented by around 60O layovers, rrfude a supply fully a large if not larger than usual at this time an the week, but other conditions were a little more favorable to the buying side and they took hold mere briskly. There was very little or no improvement in prices, but most deulers quoted the market strong for all cattle suitable for killers. There also was a steadymarket for calve. A big supply of stocknr and feeding cattle moved slowly at prices that were inclined a little more in favor of the buying 'Me. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. UNION' STOCK YARDS, 111., October 9. Hogs Receipts, 12,000; market, slow; mixed and butchers,
$17.R0ff? 19.fifi; good heavies, ?17.80
19.6.3. rough heavies, $17.SUC 13.03; light, 17.70(if 19.1.3; pik'. 13.7.3(a 17.3; bulk of sales, UH.lbia 19.40. CATTI.K Receipts, 8.500; market, slow and weak; beeves, $7.10(2 17..30;
cow and heifers, $1.00(12.25; stock -
era and feeders. $ti.25'a.ll.40; Texans, ir.2.3rfi 1 1.50; calves, ttl.iOfa 16.00. SHKKP Receipts. 17.000; msrket, steady to 10c lower; natives and west
erns; lambs, $i:).50i 18.30.
C'HICACO CHAIN. CHICAGO, October 9. Corn open
ed easy veiteiday and at low points
was off almost one cent from yester
day's finish. Lower prices rebulted fr. m a bearish construction placed on a government report showing a crop in excess of what the trade anticipated. Trade was somewhat heavir than yesterday. As with corn, the oafs market declined somewhat, prices linirg of a cent off from yestf rday's close. The market showed little -trength and tradn'g was light, revisions opened lower with little trad
ing.
LEBANO.-1 MARKETS. Wheat, No. 2 gov't grsds $2.00
- . 4,-r 7jZ-Z,lLa- s.AgHtoaf-
Corn Oats, new, white Oats, mixed
Rye, No. 2 Clover seed POULTRY. Eggs Mutter, fresh Hens, under 4',j tbi. . . Hens. 4 'a 11)s. Snd over .
...$1 SO
. 1.70 .12.00
Olympic Theatre
Matinee, 2:11(1. Night, 7:00
every day Moore's Variety Store tomorrow's I this week ENAMELWARE AND DINNERWARE EXTRA SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10th. JERSEY MATCHES Full Count 3 boxes 10c THREE ItOXKS TO A CUSTOMER. NO IMIOXE ORDER. WILL HAVE TO COME TO STORK FOR THIS SPECIAL Moore's Variety Store ZX1 Matches CUT GLASS AND CHINA h's week
Leghorn hens 17c Old r.K-ks 12c
Spring chicks over 2 tbs 2"c ', ,. .... ... Tom turks. old me -sth Side Squire. Phone 7a2 '"leese, full feathered 7c i
MEADES STUDIO Ph0
KODAK FINISHING
sr.KIOI'SLY ILL. Charles Nelson, eighteen year old .on of Orvillc' NeUon. rewding two miles south f Lebanon, it -riuusy il! from hemorrhage-- i f the stomach. An liidiaii;i(iolis ..pecialist v. a.; cll.-l into the case today.
SKE THE VALLEY FARM LIGHTING PLANT Now on (lemorwt ration at J. E. Berkley Elec. Shop 121 S .uth St. Phono 517S-L
TV Store Values
TONIGHT "The Man From Tia .luana" An episode from "The American Girl" series. Thin two-ree! episode, of Kalem'i "The American Girl" series. "Tfce '.Tan from T: J'isns." is s western numrvr, with s surprise flniss. Tkitorv m written hv Frederick It Itrehdo't, and the pifurs wss diree-ed hy Jmnw W. Home, T u'JI einy of Kalem plsyen is seen. Tsre
are several hold-ups in tse two reeli. much poi)d and exciting horse ridinf . and enough melodramatic incidont to j .'iti.-l'y anybody's taste for the wild I and woolly. Marin Sam a asin sen m the leadiriff role. I "The Pearls of Pauline" J
A Jaxon special comedy featuring those funny acrobatic comediuns. Pokes & Jabs" in a series of hasardou adventures that will ?urs set you laughing. 3c ADMISSION 8c
OR WORK AT REPORTEK Reporter hy mail ?3 per year
LEARN ALL ABOUT CHURNGOLD Suuly it from every ank seieiitifn , sanitary, mitiitive, digestibility, purity, healthfulness. When you have done thi, there is on'lv one spread for bread that vou will use. CHURNGOLD has its IMITATORS, but NOT AN EQUAL. Other kinds sell, but at lower prices or "on the book." CHURNGOLD HAS NOT A COMPETITOR ON AN EQUAL FOOTING.
PHONE 490
CHURNGOLD STORE C. R. MATTHEWS, Mgr.
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We are ready to help you do your part. You may pay either cash or arrange for payments and we will deliver the bond to you. This service is offered free of any charge. i
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Lebanon. FARMERS STATE BANK, Lebanon. BOONE COUNTY STATE BANK, Lebanon.
CITIZENS LOAN & TRUST COMPANY, Lebanon. UNION TRUST COMPANY, Lebanon, THORNTOWN STATE BANK, Thorntown.
HOME NATIONAL BANK, Thorntown. STATE BANK OF ADVANCE, Advance. CITIZENS STATE BANK, Jamestown.
CITIZENS BANK, Whitestown. FARMERS BANK, Zionsville.
