Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 11, Lebanon, Boone County, 10 October 1917 — Page 2

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I If you want your dead animals removed quickly call, or phone, at ur expanse, day or night, the ClinI ton Manufacturing Company. Phone 420, FrankI fort, Ind. s I A sanitary truck will lie at yur place within an hour after your call

Byour sanitary methsJs, we prevent stock diseases on your farms. 5 By cooperating with us you will help yourselves. I Clinton Manufacturing Co. f S. L. BARNIIARD, Manager. Telephone 420 Frankfort, Ind. $!tHi(iiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinuiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiHHMiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu

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Wilcox Motor Transfer Co. We Haul Anything Anywhere. Furniture a Specialty Phones 199 and 72 Get the Habit Save and bank with the FAEMEES STATE BANK State Auto Insurance Covers Complete Z. C SMITH im North Meridian. JW4 South Lebaoa - '

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77te and the Last Shoe in real Shoe Economy. Every pair is built with the full intentions of "FITTING FEET" and giving feet real comfort. Combining that hard to get quality, "SERVICE." Bostoniair Shoes $4, $3, $6 up to $8 (Other makes $3 to 4) The "DeLancy," a young man's real classy shoe, in Tony Reda and Coco Browns. The big hit of the eason. Ask to see them. Wooley & Edwards (Thi 100' value shop'

Us I Public Sale At SheetV Homestead Stock Farm, Wednesday, October 17, '17 ten miles north of state house, Indianapolis, rx miles southeast of Zioruville, stven miles southwest of Carmel. 60 pure bred Duroc Jersey hogs; X extra food sprint ilt; 14 spring hours. There (tilts and boars will weich 200 to 270 His. 7 fall yearling: sows; 7 tried sows; t 2-year-old boar; 1 fall yeailing bear. Sheep 40 head breeding ewes; 2 buck sheep. Free auto service from Broad Ripple till 12 o'clock. A. H. SHEETS, Prop. Auct. Morris, Evans and Kpaugh. Cooh of its equivalent. Reporter, by mail, $3 a Year.

ALL THIS WEEK S10.C3 worth of Aluminum Ware given Free with

COMPLETED THIS FALL

, Indianapolis Avenue Will Re1 1 main Torn I'p Throughout the Winter. j Muny local people will be ilis1 appointed to learn that the paving 2 ! of Indianapolis avenu? can not be corapitted this fall. The work wa 5 started too late. The street will ret main closed all winter. It is possible that a small part of the north end can completed before cold weather puts a halt to the work. PAINFUL INJURY. Peter S. Hurt Suffered Broken Arm While Cranking Automobile. Peter S. Ifcirt, carrier on rural noutc three out of Thorn town, ni-t with a painful accident Mon.lay when the automobile he was cranking backfired and broke one bon and dislocated the other in h:s right wrist. CITY NEWS First class solicitors, das Company. 10-10-tf. See the ladies' fall suits for $15, $20 and f2h at Isadora Eichman's. Fine large green tomatoes for sale. Thirty-five cents per bushel. Call phone 15. Fred Holer. 10-8-4t Willard Service Station, 209 West South street. Hiram Fox proprietor. Phone 232, residence phone, 818. Dr. 1. S. Peterson, of Milford. spent the first of the. week with his mother-in-law, Mrs. ,Iohn Dav, of Fast Pearl street. Bayard Fhunmte left last night for Battle Creek, Mich., where he will be employed as government wireless operator. S. H. McDaniel went to Williar.isnort yesterday to spend the remainder of the week helping to arrange the stc:k of the new Economy store being opened there. Children's coats Children's dresses children's fura stylish togs for the little ones at lsadore Eichmun's. Wm. Oron and G. Callas, the Dixie (larment Cleaners, successors to the Wm. We.t Cleaning and Pressing Company, over the Western Union Telegraph office. W. Main St., will continue to do lirst-cla.s work and at right prices. Cleaning, pressing and repairing and alt kinds of ladies' work a specialty. Phone 126. The Dixie cab line has changed its headquarters to the same rooms, telephone 126. 10-8-3t. Buy your winter coat now pom nom, velour, plush, broadcloth and novelties big assortment at Itadore Kichmari's. ADVERTISED LETTERS. Mrs. H. S. Earhart. Earl Potts, Barley Shelly, G. Gibson, Cyclone Seder Co., Mrs. Ednaa McComas, Mrs. Rebecca Warren, Eastwood Harrison, Mrs. Eva Olds, Frank Cumminrs. Hiirry (".entry, Trixi. Reynolds. J. B. Logan, P.. H. (iray, Mr. and Marion Harman, J. K. Mount, Mr. and Mrs. George Turner, Dr. E. W. Johnson.

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October 26th to bf obserTed in the Public Schools Through, out Indiana.

(8 (ft. atWMlMMl JrM ".) INTMANAPOLIS, Ind., October 1. Horace Ellis, state superintendent of public instruction has directed the public schools of Indiana to reconixa the importance of food conservation by devoting special nttention to the subject on Friday, October 26th. School superintendent of Indiana have received a letter from Dr. Ellia which says, in part; "The food situation has become so acute that an extensive campaign must be made in order that the crisis we now fare may be adequately met. I desire therefore to add my official recognition to the importance of the work undertaken by the United States Food Administration, and to give my I hearty approval to the plan proposed by the f ederal Ford Administration of Indiana, to obtain Food Pledge Card signatures through the schools, and to distribute educational Conservation literature through the schools of this state. "Already October 26th has been designated as Conservation Day in the Schools of Indiana, and it is on that day that the schools will end their campaign for Pledge Card signatures." Every Indiana teacher will be supplied with a quantity of pledge cards, which, when signed will be exchanged each for the "Conservation outiit" consisting of the handsome tri-colored wimlow card, the valuable book "Ten lessons in Conservation" and the Kitchen War creed, prepared especially by Mr. Hoover. On Conservation Day in the Schools, there will be special exercises and in many Schools, th. reading of prize essays on "How Food Will Help Win the War," and the culmination of other contests among the children. NEWS STORIES AND GOSSIP FROM THE HOOSIER CAPITAL y III. ler'io(it Stitl Srfc. INDIANAPOLIS, October 10. Political organization workers, for the most part, believe the new registration law has proved a practical failure in Indianapolis. Report, from many politicians throughout the state also show that there is considerable dissatisafction with the working of the law. And in making the statement, Mr. Politician, so murh abused, takes a rap at Mr. (kneral Public. This last named gentleman rants about graft, duty, crookedness of politicians, etc., hut when it cornea to an election it takes the politician to get him to the polls. At least this is what the politicians say. Three wee-j ago the republican city organization was greatly worried. Lew Shank had worked hard .n I had most of his followers registered. The republican managers discovered that a small per cent of the republican voters had registered. It was necessary to call on the precinct committeemen to get voters to register so that they might vote. The democratic campaign managers were up against tbe same thing. The legislature changed the registration from a short registration period because it was said many persons missed their votes by not being able to register on a certain day. It was also decried as an expesiv process. The legislature conscientiously men of both parties represented tried to change the law so that all might register and so that the expense of registration night be lessened. The period was mailt six months and few clerks were provided for. Registration closed on Monday of this week. Mr. General Public had fix months in which to register in cities where it is necessary to register '.o vote in the city election. In Indianapolis, it is estimated that the vote will be below normal, just because the voters have not registered. Some predated the vote would be 5,000 to 10,000 short. Political performers al'o are imer-c-tcd in the showing. Unless the public will go to the polls, it cannot die. tate the rulers. From now on hot political cam paigns will be waged in mnnv citiei. The uppermost issue in most of them ia efficiency in management and the manner of conduct of the mayor after the prohibition law becomes effective

BIG MAJESTIC each Rana sold during thh exhibit.

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ABSOLUTELY PURE Makes delicious muffins, cakes and coarse flour breads

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next April. The "dry" element ia making every effort to elect mayors ! who will not allow blind tigers to ! make a scandal of the Indiana prolii- i bition law, if a legal decision does not 1 keep it from becoming effective. So ! many Indiana mayors have been un-! der fire in court and so much rot-! tennens has been uncovered that pro- : mises of efficiency alfo are being I closely looked into by the voters. PUBLIC SALE CALENDAR October 11, Thursday a W. And erson, at Milton Hail ley farm, two miles west of Thorntown, near Sugar Plain, horses, cattle, hogs, grain, hay. machinery, etc. October 12 Friday Wm. McCar thy, 3 miles southeast of I.ehanon; hogs and rattle. Friday, October 12. M. O. Rich. general farm sale, one mile west and or.e-half mile north of Big Springs, one-fourth mile east and one half mile south of Slabtown. Saturday, October 13. Dolph Web er, big stock sale, horses, 70 head of rattle, 1'iO head of hogs, (!3 head of sheep. Sale at Weber stock barn in Fayette. October 17 -Wednesday A. Jer ome Kersey, 2 mile" northwest of Lebanon, on Thorntown road; pure bred Hnlstein-Fnesian cattle; horses; feed and implements. October 25, Thursday C. A. Ran-i dea, 7 mhes west of Lebanon, and 4 mile north; mile east and mile north of Dover; general faim sale. CEMETERY NOTICE. A meeting of all persons interested in Pleasant View cemetery, Jefferson township, will be held Thursday, October 18, at 1 o'clock,, tit elect trustee and decide question of incorporating yard. W. S. HAZELR1GG, Secretary. -25-Oct.-10-16. OTICF. TO HEMOCRATS. There will be a meeting of Dem ocrats at the council chamber in the city building Thursday night at 7:30. AH Democrats are urged to atlend. COMMITTEE. BOX SIPPER, Box supper at Central school building, Pwry township, Friday evening. October 12. 10-8-M. DRESSMAKING For first class dressmaking, call on Mrs. Mary Anderson, 6t)4 Esplanade street. Lebanon, IniU phone 840. WE RECOMMEND NATURE'S CREATION For Tuberculosis, Asthma, Bronchial Catarrh, etc. Ask as about it,' LONG & DAVIS cvmrsw oaanrAvcs. ! it .t -lti;u.t by tho common Council Tin any perm un to bo iir-ni . (M.hlitr arm. nil within fh i'itj' Of LrChMCl

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Pumpkins Highest Market Price Paid Ladoga Canning Co.

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This Store is Rubber Goods Headquarters You will save time, annoyance and money if you come here first when in need of RUBBER GOODS for any purpose. We aim to keep our Htock full at all titles and we have many articles not found in the average store. Finest qualities, reliable and practical g-Kxh and reasonable prices are assured hr, itwaitinsyour in?poctir;n and demands. Oak Drug Store MASTERS L MITCHELL

PALACE GARAGE 220 NORTH MERIDIAN ST Expert Repairing at Reasonable Rates GASOLINE AT WHOLESALE PRICE FREE AIR FORD REPAIRS A SPECIALTY Free Air. Open Day and Night. When ia Trouble Call Lebanon Auto Sales & Machine Co.

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