Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 12, Lebanon, Boone County, 11 October 1917 — Page 8

' TONIGHT 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 juggling an exg nd milk he strains it through a comb and brushes off the foam with a hair brush. The India rubber egg is a good bit. lie provides beer for a customer with a wink ; also an individual bar-rail, a cuspidor and a sprinkling of sawdust. Two sioaies appear in this picture.' One sprays himself with sample perfume and is provided with a bathtub and towels and a stream from a siphon. Fatty substitutes chloroform' for the perfume. This is Just Some of the Stunts. It's a Scream "WHERE ARE MY TROUSERS" A two-act special comedy featuring Carter and Flora Dellaven. That is some predicament for a man to be in yet the man in question has loxt them very much to your amusement. "THE BATTLING BELLBOY' A Joker special, featuring William Franey as a bell hop with a "wallop." He challenges the "MASKED MARVEL" in the prize ring and wind up by putting every one out of business. A big laugh for sport lovers. 10c ADMISSION 5c

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Frank Moore Seriously Hurt

While Working Near Me-canicsburg.

Frank Moore, carpenter residing

a quarter of a mile north of

chanlcshurg, was seriously hurt Tues

day evening while working: on a buid

ing at the home of Hose Mundell, near

Mechaniesburir.

Mr. Moore was assisting in the

work of erection a garage and wu working on a scaffold about 12 feet

from the ground. In some manner

he lout hi balance and fell.

; BIRD'S EYE VIEW.

j Miss 'Cleo Ogle spent Saturday

might and Sunday with Mips Opal

Dear.

I John E. Kercheval and wife, Ben j Huffman and family and Kra Cox ami family .of Sheridan, spent Sunday

with (Jar McGaughey and wife. Frank Kane and Miss Ina Sinue

near Noblesville, spent .Sunday with

: I'earl McGaughey.

! Mrs. E'sa 1'erkins spent Monday

with Mrs. Nettie Kimmick. All Wade and family and Mrs Hiutt and family spent Sunday with I Rill Wade ami family.

! The corn situation ia serious. So-

j lect seed ears before a heavy freeze Tommie Cox, spent Thursday wi

Tom Perkins and family.

Ella Wade spent Thursday with

John Fancher and family. Mrs. Elsa Perkins spent Wednesday at the John Cox home. Curt Ayers and family spent Sunday at the Carl Spear home.

Conserve Your Feed! Use Dr. Hess' Stock Tonic which aids in digestion and tones up the system making more pounds for less feed. Try it on your horses, hogs or cattle.

Long & Davis

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If you want your dead animals removed quickly f call, or phone, at our expense, day or night, the Clinton Manufacturing Company. Phone 420, Frankfort, Ind. A sanitary truck will be at your place within an 1 hour after your call. Byour sanitary methods, we prevent stock dis- I eases on your farms. By cooperating with us you will help yourselves. I Clinton Manufacturing Co. I I S. L. BARNHARD, Manager. I Telephone 420 Frankfort, Ind. TillllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllllllil

TERHINE. Mr .l Mri V t k'ixir iin.t Mr

and Mis. H. B. King motored to Frank

Pierces nenr Nnbiesville. Hugh King, who has been ill, is im proving. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Faussct enter lninr.,1 .ovoriil dinnnr Kiindsiv

Klwod rloyer returned from Nor

folk, va., Saturday morning. He had to jreturn Tuesday. Kuymnnd Campbell and wife spent Sunday at the R. I.. Stowers home.

Colonial Theatre

Quality House Quality Plays

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TONIGHT. "LOVE'S TOLL" A photoplay perjtt that throbs

and thrills. "Love's Toll," written by

I)r Daniel Carson Coodman and pro

duced by the Lubin Company for the V. L.:. E. program, fairly pulsates

tr the activities and emotion of

l:fe in one of its thrilling phase). It makes no pretense to pastornl placi

dity. It represents no effort to rec

ord the even beat cf conventional cx-

stence with puppets of putt for hara:ters.

Red Blood of Human Emo

tions in Photoplay Drama It recognizes the fact that life '.

not always flawing in tranquil current

letween flowered hanks and th.it in ts irresistible course to the sea that

borders the great beyond there are rapids and rocks and turmoil and

thin? struggle. It is from th.s per

iod of the voyage th;it lr. Goodman

has snatched the episode which makes

Love's Toll" a red-blooded story of

primitive human emotions. 10c ADMISSION 5c

l.TiAA!'0!.Iii, Ind. October ll, Receipt of 4,500 hogs tins morning

were not large even for this time In

the week, but there was a falling off in

demand. The buyers entered the market with an inclination to Ret their

hog at le&st 25 cents tower than vestenlay and they were successful

in realijing this. Hulk of the good kindH averaging from 160 pot;nda upward, gold at $18.90(0! 19.25. There were aome premium sales, with the extreme top for the day at $19.50. CATTLE Receipts of 1,250 cattle, this morning were not large for this time in the the week, but they were augmented by several carried over from yesterday, and altogether there were evidently an many as necessary to meet the requirements of buyers. The market opened with all dealers, including buyers ant sellers, admitting that prices were steady with yesterday, but this is usual at this time in the week, and it was a little easier to place the consignmentg than yesterday. However, if there was any change in prices it was against the buying side. Hulls also sold steady and there was no change in the market for calves. The .-,tockers and feeder trade this morning was featured by a pretty good demand and ho far as prices were concerned they are fully as high and perhaps strong as compared with earlier this week. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. UNION STOCK YARDS. III.. October 11. Hogs Receipts, 9,000; market, dull lie lower; mixed and butchers, $17.40(if 19.S0; good heavies, $17.40(o 19.20: rough heavies, )17.40(ff n..r: light, il".2lS 18.85; pigs, $1.1.nO(irir.75: bulk of sales, $17.85n 18.95. CATTLE Receipts, 12,000; market, steady and shade lower; beeves, $7.2(1 n 17. "0; cows and heifers, $5.irr512.35; stoker and feeders, J6.2;.m ll.M: Texan. $fi.2. 14.75; calves, I9.50W: 16.00. SIIKF.P Receipts, 1,1.000; market, steady; natives and westerns, $:.10( 1.1.00; lambs, $l.'l..r0Ci 18.35. CHICAGO GRAIN'. CHICAGO, October 11 Despite reports that weather conditions throughout the corn belt were unfavorable, a firmer tone was manifested by corn at the market opening today. Prices were slightly higher than yesterday's close. Oats also were firmer, witb offerings light and prices slightly lower. Persistent seaboard demand the last few days has had a marked effect and has caused liberal selling. Country offerings show little signs of increasing. Lower prices and light trading marked the provisions opening.

LEBAN05 MARKETS.

...J2.00 ...$1.80

1.65

Phone 299

Fuller Lumber Co.

410 West South Street

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MEADES STUDIO "tt fifflWrSouth Side Square. Phone 752 KODAK FINISHING

Winter Tourist Fares TO THE South and Southwest and California VIA Clover Leaf Route LONG LIMIT STOP OVERS Chas. E. Rose Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt. TOLEDO, O.

Wheat, No. 2 gov't grade

Corn

Oats, new, white

Oats, mixed

Rye, No. 2

Clover seed 12.00

POULTRY.

Fggs ,17c

Rutter, fresh 30c

Ttens, under 4'j !bs 17c

Hens, 4,'i lbs. and over 20c Leghorn hens 17c

Old cocks 12c Spring chicks over 2 Wis ... 20

MAPLE GROVE. John Williams of Indianapolis, was ailing on friends in this vicinity last veek. Rev. W. O. Miller of Crawf.irdsville,

will preach at this place next Sunday

morning at 0:30 and also at night.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bart spent

Sunday with John Bart and wife.

Mr. and Mrs. John Akers enter

tained Sunday Mrs. Ella Reese of Old

Union, her daughter Mrs. Roy Art-

man, Ollie We.it, wife and daughter 1'arrie, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jackson. Eddie Staton and wife, Henry Bart and wife and Mrs. Elizabeth Stulti visited last Tuesday with Will Hine and family near Rosston. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bart entertained Sunday his brothers, Henry and Len, and their wives and Eddie Staton and wife. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Stults and .Miss I'erlina Stultz visited Sunday with Marion Wright and family east of Whites town. Other guests were Ora Stulti and wife arid Jacob Byrkett of St. Clair, Charles Stults, wife end son of Indianapolis, Mrs. Catherine Stulti and daughter Edith. Clarence Stulti and wife of Zionsville Al Essex and family, Ward Hopkins, wife and baby of near Eagletown. Some of the best Uoone county farmers have already begun the selection of seed com. Do it early and avoid the heavy freeies.

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CONSERVATIVE men of forty and over-and ,; younger men of sedate tastes find in Society Brand Clothes just the style and tailoring they want. This store is "Style Headquarters" the exclusive home of Society Brand Clothes. They proclaim pond taste and care for detail, yet are never extreme in style, cut or pattern. White and Armstrong Style Head'i'.'.arteru The Store That Sells Society Brand Clothes

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MECHANKMHRG. ! Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fall and laughter left for South Rend Satur

day where Mr. Fall will work.

Miss Ruth Knott, of Indianapolis, was the guest of Helen Ferguson Sunday. Cather your seed corn early. Seed

corn week is October 16 to 20.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Doughty I

moved in with Mrs. Ruth McCance ! Tuesday. Mrs. (I race Young and

children w ill move in the house va-:

cated by Mr. Doughty. i

Mrs. will Sims will mnke her home i

with her sister, Mrs. Floella Rogers, i while Mr. Sims is in the service. He : left frr Camp Taylor last Friday, j

We ju;t received brown hose, the

much wanted color, ut Craig's.

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Big Special Every Da." This Week Watch for Tomorrow's Special Moore's Variety Store Extra Special for Friday, Oct. 12

Four Sewed Broom 49c Value Special 29c One brom to acustomer. No phone order, will have to come to store for this special Moore's Variety Store No I'hone order on iirooms New Speeisl every day this week

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Friday Night, 25c-50cboxes 75c. One Night Only.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE , ' . f :r en Zzh at Ncbcs Dm;! Stcre.

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