Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 11, Lebanon, Boone County, 10 October 1917 — Page 5

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Remnant Sale of Sanitas

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100 yards of genuine Sanitaa Oil Cloth, about a dozen different patterns to select from. ' "' 1 On sale, the yard .... AUV You will have to come early as this jot won't last long.

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WITCH HAZEL CREAM Just a little of this Witch Hazel Cream used daily will protect your face and hands from these chafing winds. The same size bottle you got before the war and at the same OKn Old price . . . .i.;.y..:-:' REXALL COLD TABLETS Keep a package of these tablets about you all the time and you will save many severe colds. Ofv Remember they are guaranteed Ox, FLOATING BATH SOAP A pure white floating Bath Soap, one that will more than satisfy. A good size cKe still r selling at COLGATE'S LAUNDRY SOAP "I didn't know there was so much difference in Laundry Soap," spoke one of our customers, "until I tried Colgate's. I think it fine for washing dishes, it doesn't l o Jden my hands like so many soaps." And that's what you Jn will say after you try it. It's only ' C

Buy Wall Paper Right Now This Sale Takes on Additional Importance Because of These Facts FIRST Because we have the largest and most diversified assortment of Wall Paper in Boone County. SECOND Because all Wall Papers have been, and are advancing, and will continue to advance in price. THIRD Because in many instances our regular prices were less than the same grades were generally sold for elsewhere.

ONE LOT Consisting of Papers suitable for bed rooms, dining rooms and halls. Some sold for as much as $1.00 the roll. In this sale they will sell for. thproll . OL

ONE LOT Consisting of bed room paper with beautiful cut out borders to match, about 30 patterns to select from. Sale price, Qp

the roll

ThisSr'" Will Repay People To Come from a Distance.

TOILET SOAP Quality Toilet Soap either Witch Hazel or Buttermilk, a very fine'soap for the toilet and lasts twice a3 long as some other soaps. We have not advanced Of the price of this soap, three cakes for 'vC EL-VAMPIRE If the frost didn't get your flies try El-Vampire, it will fix them for you. Put up in a handy powder blower box and sells three boxes for tdOK, STANDARD POULTRY TONIC This is one of the finest poultry tonics we have ever sold, it gives greatest of satisfaction. It keeps your hens in fine condition and will increase your egg production. OKp The package STANDARD STOCK DIP A liquid coal tar disinfectant of the highest purity. Will stand more diluting than any other dip arfd still be effective. It isn't how little you pay for a disinfectant, but how much CM Cfl itwiUda In gallon cans 01.0J

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We have just received a shipment of New Player Piano Rolls . Here is just a sample of them: "Over There." "Good-bye Broadway Hello France." -"Dreamy Hawaiian Moon." "Keep the Home Fires Burning." "Musical Comedy Hit3 of 1917." And others too numerous to Mention." W.W.STEVENS E. Side Sq. Phone 55

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Bert Shields, of Indianapolis, was out here the first of the week in the interest of the Schlosscr creamery. Miss Blanche Wall and Miss Elsie Harris, who are working in Indianapolis were home from Saturday until Monday. James Linn and family and J. E. McMullen and family were Sunday guesU of N. A. Watt "and family. Last Friday George MaKsinjr sold James Jam a new Grant six, fully equipped. Consideration $87d. Thomas Duke, of Mahomet, Illinois, has been here the put several days the nest of relatives. Theodore Hawkins, our popular undertaker, now has his hew faucial car. It came laat Friday. Thomas Crvnin, of Inrfianannlu. was nut here Saturday looking after his farming; interests. He has rented his place west of town to Martin Kinkead for another year. Last week W. A. Wall bought the forty acre tract of land 3outh of town belonging to Ed Elkins. This ground joins the fifty acres Mr. Wall recently purchased from Thomas Corwin, giving him eight acres in all. L. E. Duggan, of Indianapolis, was the guest of F. E. Craves, a short while Monday morning. F. A. Laaley and faqiily were bun-

day guests of William Butler and fami'y. Mrs. Cynthia Karnaugh and her daughter. Mrs. Once Morrison, of l'hriniield, Indiana, wore week end guests of I 'avis Wilson and wife. Elmer Huffman and wife pent Sunday with Mr. Huffman's brother near ti'rScld. Chester I'ettirord and wife, of Indianapolis, are hern this week, the gue-t of rolaivos and friends. Mr. Pettieord was born and raided hTc hut ha. lived in the Hoosicr capital the past twenty years. l.yle Thompson, who is work'np in Indianapolis, spent S-inday with his parent, il. D. Thompson and wife. County Sheriff Joseph Plewett, of Crawford iville, was on our streets Monday morning. The attendance at th ClirUian church Sunday school last Sunday morning was S2.ll, total eolleotion ?7.16 Tho banner cl.'tss in atendance was clas So. 1, :t1 being present; in collection, class So. 7, $2.01. Miss Kuth friharp, of Ladoga, was the giiMM uf n-iaiiits u I,.;it time Sunday evening on her way heme fr.m Indianapolis. There is not much change in the condition of Mrs. Lucy Sparks.

ROAIiK. Greenup Baugh and fjunily have moved from the Kvark farm to Lebanon. Miss Anna Jackson spent last wedi with Sidney Riggins and wife. Mrs. Edna Jones and Mildred Kibbey visited Fridav with J. N. Bratton nd wife, near Walnut (irove. V irgd fcmith attended a party at

the home of Will Kincaid Thursday night in honor of their son, Guy, who left for ( amp Taylor Saturday. Miss Helen McDowell, of near Shannondale, visited Mark McDowell md wife last week and attended the tiarr meetings at Advance. R. L. Bratton, of New Ross, and Mrs. Sam Needham and daughter, Kdith, of near Scottshurg. visited P.alph Jnes and family Friday night. Je.-se Emn.ert and family, of is'orth Salpm, attended the Barr meetings Sunday and took dinner with J. H. Gordcn and wife.

They meet every Thursday afternoon. All Iadie3 of the township ale urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shirley and Mrs. Shirley's father, Mr. Stantield. visited Sundav with relatives at Kirklin. The teachers of Perry township held their first institute Saturday. Misses Pauline and F.va Weber visited Saturday with their grandmother, Mrs. Emma Welter. Elder Watkins will fill his regular appointment at Old Mt. Tabor next Saturday and Sunday.

Martin near Dowr. They will move there the last of the month. Miss Lucille Duncan entertained the Freshman class from lbanon Friday night of last week at the home of her uncle, W. W. Huntin. The evening was spent in music and games. Refreshments of weiner sandwiches, pickles and marshmullows were served.

MAX. Sunday gensts of Amos Tolley and family were Taxton Tolley and wife. Sunday guests of William Rose and wife were Frank Rose and family. Frank Heistand and family and Henry Sherill and wife attended the llarr services at Advance Sunday. .Miss Martha Hose spent Sunday with Beulah Preston. O. E. ( lark and wife and Ruben Molson and family spent Sunday with William Clark and wife of Crawfor.isville. Henry Zimmerman and family vis itd "Sunday with Thomas Zimmerman and family of I'ittsboro. Clyde Powell and family spent Sunday with relatives in Indianapolis. FAYETTE. Thcif will le a box supper at the Central school building next Fridi.y night, October 12. Everyone is invited to attend. Girls bring boxes. About twenty ladies met at the

Central school building last Thursday

ftcrnoon to sew for the Red Cross.

FOIR POINTS. W. W. Bunlin and wife attended Dr. I'mberhine's sale at Mechanicsburg Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Rhnrer attended the Miller reunion Sunday in Lehanon. Beit Waddle and family, of Brown's Wonder, called Sunday afternoon at the borne of Budd Morris and family. Miss Lucile Duncan, of Frankfort, will spend the winter with her aunt, Emma ituntin, and attend high sUtuol in Lebanon. Master DeVon Witt Hanlon, of Lebanon, spent the week end with his aunt, Mrs. Anna Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Bowls and daughter, Marie, spent Sunday afternoon at Elmer Hawkins'. The department of agriculture states that the best time for the farmers to gather seed corn is the week Otoher 15 to 20. Anna Morris called on Mrs. Ruth Richardson and daughter. Clara Naomi, I'l-iday afternoon of last week. SanimiQ Rhorer is working for E1

F41KL.4ND. Asbury Williams and family and Mrs. Ixiuvina Eaton spent Sunday with Tira Eaton and wife at Browneburr:. They also visited relatives at Clemont. Mis. II. W. Howard left Sunday for a visit with relatives in Cass county. John Layton and wife spent Sunday

at Carthage, Indiana.

MoIlL Eaton and family were the guests uf Pearl Muston and Wife of Lebanon Suu'ty. Mrs. Ethel Pool and children of I.eb-

anon were week-end guests of Mr. and

Mrs. H. W. Howard. Mr, and Mrs. John Perkins and daughter Anna hell, spent Sunday

with Boy Sample and wife north of

Klizaville.

Mrs. T. J. Kcrsev and Mrs. Eliza

Gifntle of Lebanon, spent Thursday

with Mrs. Iona Howard. The department of agriculture states that the best time for farmers in this section to gather seed corn is the week October 1" to 20. Ray Howard of Logansport, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Iona Howard.

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Thousands Have ! Dr. Edwards' Olive I . ; are a Harm 1 a ss Su ts :.i r. ti ; ; : Dr. Edwards' Olrne Tablets the . bstitute tor calomel are a mild but sur laxative. anoVrheir eilect on the liver la almost instantaneous Tlx? arc the result of Dr. Ed wards' dk-termination not to treat liver and bowel comptuintawith calomel His efforts to banish it brought out these little olive-colored tablet. 1 The pleasant little tablets dot he good that calomel does, but have no bad after effect. They don't injure the teeth like strong liquids or calomel. They take holdof the trouble and quickly correct it. Why core the liver at the expense of the teeth? Calomel sometimes plsys havoc with the gums. So do strong liquids. It is best not to take calomel, but to let Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets take its place. Must hnd ic'rws. "dullness" and that larv feelim? come from constipation and a disoroered liver. Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Titk-ts when sva feel "IORgy"an "Heavy" Note bow they "ctear"cudrd brain ti'U new lhey"perk up the spirit. Vic an,' alsix. All drt'rsjists.

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