Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 13, Lebanon, Boone County, 12 October 1917 — Page 2

Confidence In Buying Your

l.w.i I'll 2xJ f i .it i: 1 (( tlies Captured fl.OOO Puree at Lexington In a Field of Twelve Starters. QSffig

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You need have no fear when you purchase anything that bears our name. It's our guarantee, with no strings attached. It covers everything, style, quality, workmanship, color, service in fact we're not satisfied unless you are. Hundreds of new Fall Suits and Overcoats to show you and every garment is "chuck" full of real value.

Suits Overcoats

$25 gradually down $9.75

Come, investigate, "look around" you'll fully appreciate then that what you buy from us is right.

Wooley & Edwards Specialists in Men's and Boys' Wear)'

Mary Rosalind Parr, pacing mart formerly owned by Dr. J. A. Parr, again won a jrrand circuit race at Lexington, Ky., yesterday afternoon. She captured the 2:00 pace her best time being 2:054. The pume wat $1,000. There were twelve starters.

MALONEY CHOSEN.

Will Act Coach of Purdue Basket, ball Team.

Justin Malonev. of Crawford?v!lle,

well-known here a referee in basketball games, has been appointed basket-

hall coach tt Purdue to succeed , Ward Lambert, who has been called

: into service as athletic director for the government at Camp Zachary I Taylor. Mulcmey was at one tima a : star basketball player at Notre Dame f and for several y?ars has been officiating at basketball games in the I middle west. He is practicing attorney at Crawfordsville. Lambert will return to Purdue at the expiration of

bis term of military service.

DON'T LOOK GOOD.

MISS OHUMLEA TO SING.

WANTED

To Buy

rumDi

tins

Highest Market Price Paid Ladoga CanningjiCo.

406 SOUTH C STREET.

PHONE 24

Give Solon at Patriotic Vesper Services. The second in the series of patriotic vesper services will ue aiven at the rrpsbyterian church next Sunday atternonn at 4:.')0. Tlie musical pail of the program is. Solo: "My God, My Father While ! Stray" Miss Cer.evieve fhumlea. Anthem: "star Spunglol Banner" Mrs. Jones, Jlr.i. lacohtlli, Mr. Jones

.Vale Quartette

Mr. Jones, Mr

Mr. Tc

"Soldier

i Farewell" LaKullette

Anthem:

the Freedom of tin

World" j The subjects for the following services in the series are: "How America Got into the Wiir." I October 21. ''.American Itiealisir Revealed by the Great War." October lis. "When the -Hattleflag' jure Furled." November 4. "The Churrh and tin

War." November 11. "A New Church ir a New World After the War"

DRESSMAKING Far Erst class dressmaking, call oa Hr. Mary Anderson, 601 Esplanade street. Lebanon, lad, phone H40.

WE RECOMMEND NATURE'S CREATION For Tuberculosis, Asthma, Bronchial Catarrh, etc. Ask a about it. LONG & DAVIS

Wilcox Motor Transfer Co. We Haul Anything Anywhere. Furniture a Specialty Phones 199 and 72

SAFETY RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED j Single edge, par dotes ..JS Double edge, per dozen w..U We pay postage; oca way. Barker & Son, Lebanon !

State Auto Insurance Covers Complete Z. C. SMITH

1204 North Meridian. tot South Lebanon

Phone 982-Y Phone tOt

EVERY DAY IS WALL PAPER DAY AT THE PAINT SPOT HARRY SAUNDERS Phone 1W-Y - West Uain St

SEE THE . VALLEY FARM LIGHTING PLANT Now on demonstration at J. E. Berkley Elec. Shop 121 South St. Phone 978-L

Job Work at Rcportei' Office j Reporter on K. R. $3.00 Yearly

Karpens' Upholstered Furniture, COULTER-SMOCK CO.

To Prevent Old Age Coming Too Soon! "Toxic poisons in the biooci are thrown out by the kidney,. The kidneys art as filters for sur-b products If we wish to prevent, old aae. mining too soon and increase our rhanres for a lone life, we should drink plenty of pure water and take a little Anunr," savs the world-famed Dr. Pierre of Buffalo. N.Y. When suffering from hackarhe, frequent or wanty urine, rheumatic pains here or :here, or that ronstant tired, worn-out feeling, the simple way to overcome these disorder is merely to obtnin alittle Anuric Ideuble strength) from your nearest druggist and you will nuirklv uotio? the grand results. You will find it more times more potent tlun lithia, and that it dissolves uric acal almost us hot water does sugar. ADVICE TO WOMEN. Kcw Albany, lml. "I hud Urn tnif-

icniiR from woman i trouhle for levfiral yaura. Had uini -vfriij patent imrdicim which warned to

At

tuiies i would li

sciounes and fall over on tlx- lloor 1 suffered so. 1 tried several doctors but they did not do me any good thev would only relieve

Ine for the time being. My husband's mother tnkl me about lr. Pierre's Favorite Preemption. 1 took several bottles of it and am glad to say that 1 am now jraaid M4 weft 1 eertainly think it la a great medi-ino anil reoonunend it to anyone suffering as 1 did. for 1 am sure it will cure them." Mas. C'HAaixa E. Wku h,414 W.OtoHt. iet the "Prescription" from your druggist to-day anther liquid or tablets ot send Dr. V. M. Pierne. Buffalo, N. Y, 10 ccuU for trial packae A the tablets.

Coach Stagga Not Encouraged Over

Haskethall Prospects at Anderson. Manager Voris Demaree, of local high school, received a communication several days ago from A. R. Stugga, basketball coach here last year, who is now in charge of the team has all

of their old men back, but that the

prospects didn't look very jrood. However, local fans know that Staggs is just the man to make good in that

kind of a condition, and that he will

have a creditable team in shape by November 16, when the local quintet will inaugurate its season by playing

at Anittrson.

PENSION INCREASE.

Widows of War Veterans Benefited by a New Law. A ili; pa'rh from Washington says: "I'aynunt of increases in pensions of -widows of men who fought in the civil war, Spanish war and Philippine insurrection, provided by an amendment to the pension la-v attached to the soldiers' and sailors' insurance bill

venilw-r 4th. The pensions were raised

to lh a month, the increases rangimr from $? to $13 a r.iohth. Connr.issinner Sal'gaber, of the Pensions Bureau, said today that applications

ure rot rcmiiccl from those affrCtei! by the amendment. He made it plain that only willows of nffi-ers and enlisted men of the army, navy anH Spanish wars or in the Philippine insurrection are entitled to the increase. It does not include widows of men in the war of 18P2, war with Mexico, the ndiin wars or army nurses."

CITY NEWS

First class solicitors, lias Company. 10-10-tf. Coats for little women coats for big women, at Craig's. i Plenty of home made peanut candy, special, at the Palace. 10-l2-2t Hear the Country Contributor tonight at the Methodist church. Admission, cents. All of the local banking institution were closed today to observe Discovery I)ny, a legal holiday. Saturday, October Pith, is the la.st day of special sale on the Range Eternal. Lebanon Hardware Company. Witiurd Service Station, 209 West South street. Hiram Fox proprietor, phone 2'12, reside. -.re phone, 818. A. J. Stewart, of the Campbell, Smith and Ritchie company, made n business ttip to Indianapolis yesterday afternoon. The Ladies' Aid society of tiie Christian Liberty church will hold I market at the Bowen meat market, Saturday, October 13, at 10 a. m. 10-11-L't. S. W. Hawkey, of Indianapolis, will come this we,;k to remain until nc ,-i week with his daughter, Mrs. C. K. Fish, r. hen he will Icava for Arli..,.,. where he will i,pnt aeveral monthr in the mountains. From heie he will go to Pasadena, Cal., to spend the imrvir.drr of t!:? -.inter. Saturday, October Pith, is the last day of special sale on the Rangs Eternal. Lebanon Hardware Company.

Out ' Furs

One $35.00 Fitch set for $17.50 One $35.00 Grey Fox set for $17.50 One $20.00 Leopard Cat set for .'. $10.00 One $7.50 Natural Coney set for $4.50 One $10.00 'Opossum set for 5.00 One $12.50 Hudson Seal muff for $7.50 One $10.00 Black Lynx muff for $5.00 One $25.00 Beaver cape for : . .$17.50 One $12.50 Black Wolf cape for : $7.50 Three $10.00 Jap Mink capes, each $5.00 Two $5.00 Black Coney capes, each $3.50 One $5.00 Black Opossum cape for $3.50 One $3.50 Brown Coney cape for $2.50 Two $3.50 River Mink scarfs, each 2.50 One $3.50 Black Coney cape for $2.50 One $1.50 Black Coney collar for $1.00 Three $2.50 Blue Bear capes, each $1.00 One $3.50 Squirrel throw for $1.00

TEACHERS" INSTITUTE.

City School and Center Township Pedagogues lo Meet Saturday. The Lebanon city teachers' institute will be held tomorrow at the Central building. The Center township institute will be held in the county superintendent's office in the court house. E. M. Servies states that the Indiana state hoard of education sends a request to all of the teachers to at

tend the state institute to br Indianapolis November 1, 2

held , md 3.

CHESTER WHITE SALE.

J. W. Brendel's Porkers Bring (, Prices Large Attendance. The Zionsville Times says. "J.

Ricndel's Chestei While hog

Tuesday brought

ale ot

large number o

people from a distance-. The prim

ranged from $22 to $195 per h'ad, the

average on the whole number sold being $:'.8. ljuite a number of the animals were shipped to other parts of the state."

PUBLIC SALE CALENDAR

Duroc Hog Sale

We will sell at SPRINT. BROOK FARM, eight miles southwest of Crawfoidsville, Ind., on Monday, October 15, 1917 FORTY HEAD OF REGISTERED DUROC HOGS These hofts are all double inimuned against cholera and are a fine lot of breeding stook. We will also sell FORTY-EIGHT HEAD OF CATTLE These consist of cows, heifers and calves. SALE BEGINS AT 10:00 O'CLOCK A. M. SHARP Moon & Berryman

Saturday, October 13. Dolph Web- j er, big stock sale, horses, 70 head of ; cattle, 120 head of hogs, 63 head of j sheep. Sale at Weber stock barn in Fayette. j . October 17 Wednesday A. Jer-1 ome Kersey, 2 miles northwest of Lebanon, on Thorntcwn road; pure bred Holstein-Friesian cattle; horses; j feed and implements. 'October 25, Thursday G. A. Ran-;

del, 7 miles west of Lebanon, and 9i mile north; mile ea.st and 4 mile north of Dover; general farm tale. HOME FREAK. ;The Thorntown Times sayt : 'The ffeakiest thing ou ever saw in a potato, or rather in a cob, is on exhibition at the Mater store. Jimmie Corrie in lifting- a pota:o vine ob-nji-ved a cob app.u utiy aupcr.d-,1 to a root, but which in fact proved the home of a potato, the root fiber having entered the pith hole at the butt of the -h and srr!;v. n a pat;:t which hunted the cob at four places opening up sfilits a nuarter inch wide through wjiich may be seen the tuber."

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

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An Event of the Season Stark's Big Annual Hampshire Hog Sale Monday, October 15 Sixtjf-fi'e I" i of sows, jrlUs vud bar,. AH immuned. Sale held in our sale barn jjst across the railroad on. Noble ille road and near interurban stop 19. Free conveyance from street car iM:i tf ?is m ifjile. Sale I i at 1J. "7 o'clock. In this day of high pf Uvd fed it will 5-iy you Jo the Hawp hire. Absolutely proven that he is the one hog which will develop 1 t vtpi ft s t t priced cw f.t . .i.-ial a. J da it on the c' -;m. or fure ft-t V ?i;h t'.irkmjf tiWi? Ati'v'; 1 v.l' en y : d profit by. May ve not expect you? , ,