Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 18, Lebanon, Boone County, 19 October 1917 — Page 2

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Correctness in Clothes 77ie above phrase has a meaning Here at our store you'll find every suit or overcoat is distinguished by style correctnessplus quality or fabric and at prices you're willing to pay. There is every reason to believe that's why men and young men flock here in ever increasing numbers. SUITS SPECIAL $16.75 and $19.73 (Others Sti.75 to i2o) TOP COATS $11.73 to $23 (Oxford greya and fancies) Are the hest not the most expensive but the greatest all around values.

Wooley& Edwards

(Tin- ion , value . hop)

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The Whole Neighborhood Knowi. I Mrs. Anna Pelzcr, 2?2K JorTrr.-.-n St., Hi.. Omaha, Xeb., w ., "Foley's I Ilnnry and Tar cure I r v daughter of ! a bad cold. My neigl hor. Mm. Ilen-i son, cured herself atcl fur.:7 v.-ith I Foley's Honey and Tur, and in fart , mxt everyone in our neighborhood j rneaks highly f it an a good remedy i for coug! and colds." Marten t ' Mitchell. I

Jtsit Heff, Attorney. kotics or poirrTariT.

A NINETY YEAR OLD TRAVELLING MAN IS VISITOR TO LEBANON

II. IX SHOOK VETERINARIAN Over Oat Drag Star Telephone tiS. Lebanon, Ind,

Vour Used Furniture Taken as part pay on new goods at JONLS & PERKINS rhonea IS or 1S4

AUTO INN General repairing and storage. Aereasorics. Kelly-Springfield and Fiske Tirei. GASOLINE 21c North Lebanon St Phone 21

WE RECOMMEND NATURE'S CREATION For Tuberculoids, Asthma, lironchial Catarrh, etc. AtW us about it. LONG & DAVIS

A tvan claiming to bo the oldest. ti:ivomg Kulesnian in the I'mted Stales was in Lebanon on business yesterday. lo is ninety years of age aril has been travel-ir-g fur a shoo manufacturing concern lor the past, forty-eight y.nrs. He is healthy i;i appearaw and looks much younger than ninety vears. He ,-tava at the New ( onita. Vcial en his trips free. The last tone l,e was here, a f.-'-v itivkii 11 if... l.e tried to bet Kil I iMv:-it a nVt.ar that he could b-:.t hira in a font rare from the hot-;! to the r.ulrnad. F..i acknow!e.giil the supremacy of the v.-terun drummer uilhout a test.

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of west of d from Torre

hue lm attendi-d the state il r,f the iiaj.tis; ehutch.

out of the ocean and go back again

at night. No I-. bot Seen. j "I supiwse you have been worry-j in about submarines and the like. They didn't -dare show up. We never were molested. i "We came in sight of land again last Saturday morning all w ere glad ! to se land again more so than ever' before. We had been so long on the' ship it seemed that all were wanting' a change. We found ourselves anehi ored in the afternoon and spent the night at anchor in an English harbor. And Sunday morning we unloaded and boarded an English train.1 "I say English train because they! are so much different from our American trains. The cars are only about half as large but more of them. There are first, second and third class. The engines are not the monsters that whirled us across the, : states. They 'could make about forty miles an hour though I guess. The; passenger cars are divided into small " rooms about four to each car. In arh little room there are two seats,' facir.g each other. They will seat : about eight pa.-sengers in each room. A door open to each side of the room, heinjc between the seats. I Small scenery pictures decorated the walls. The cars are coupled by crude .compliances. In the most part they were connected by chain. The trains are called wagons here, and they are much like wagon s. The freight cars hold from 8 to Hi tons, and look like ; American toy trains. Yet there are railroads everywhere, and they have swell road beds. Old men and small hoys are hrakemen. Cirls do the -.ailing I together with old men) at; s'nres and stands and a lot of the

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In England.

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PVporter. by mail S3 a Year

Sperial Suitr at $12.50, $17.50 I 22. a0. Isodore Eiehman

Lebanon Battery Shop

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and into another cit '. There were no wooden houses, endless chairs of i.rirk houses packed like sardines. Soii-.e were new, painte I '...rious colors anil very pretty. Hut lots were old anil presented a monotonous sight '. look at. "The country was very pretty, fields 1 of one to three to five acres, with all sorts of vegetation, pastures, etc. The hills veer., dark green with still datker green lines winding into a network of hedge and husky fences. There was also a net work of good road.- . They were voi y nanow. hut vry hard ar.d good Inking. Have no bad roads at all. The whole errantry ground the towns was full of gr-ai towering smoke stacks rolling out large vnlumes of black smoke. "We were greeted and cheered all along the war- . V'e at last got off. ti e umii about 9 :i0 p. m. Sunday and trok a -vo mile hike to n rest ,-jtmn. and are still here. Have seen F.ngiish si-Mi. -rs fri.ro Canada. Egypt iKngY-hl elsewhere besides some colored soi.li.-rs from the West Indies. "Evrrvnne is glad to see land

Grey Cotton Blankets, 64x76, at , $1.63 Tan Cotton Blankets, 64x76, at $1.65 White Cotton Blankets, 6 "76, at $1.63 Grey Cotton Blankets, 74 . ), for $3.00 Grey Wool Nap Blankets, 74x80. for $3.30 Plaid Cotton, 64x80 $2.50 Plaid Wool Nap, 66x80, for $3.50 Grey Wool Blankets, Colored border $6.00 Plaid Wool Blankets, 66x80 $7-30 Plaid Wool Blankets, 66x80 $12.50 Home Made Comforts, 72x90 $3.50 500 yards Light and Dark Outing Flannels for Saturday 12 500 yards, 23-inch Cotton Challies, per yard 10c 500 yards, 36-inch Cotton Challies, per yard 13c Germantown Eiderdown and German Knitting Yarns for per Skein 13c Big Six 21o-pound bat, 90c bat 60c Pride 72x84 Fine Quality Cotton 90c Nappa Bat, per roll 15c

Children's and Misses' Coats on Sale Fridaij S3. 75 Plain velvets, plush, novelties, etc. (nol all sizes) $3.73 Sale of Ladies' Plush Coats at $15.00 and $19.50 SILK PLUSH COATS SILK PLUSH COATS $15.00 $19.50 Just 20 silk plush coats, remi- j Ladies' size, 36 to 46 bust, silk lar $20.00 coats, QIC I lined, regular $25 C?1 Q on sale Saturday.. I5AJ'UU ! value, at tPAt.tJU

Buy Furs Now-While We are Closing Them Out

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Ll'THER VS. VON TRIPITZ. ! Suhjcct of Address at the rrehyter- ! ian Vesper Service. Special patriotic music by the three . quartettes will he a leading feature ; -if the W-pc-r .ervice next Sunday i at ti'e (Veshyter'an church at 1:H0. "land of i)ur Fathers" will he ui-i; hy Mis. Harriet lacobelli as a - ,ol w ith the assistance of the regular iiuartette on the chorus. : The male quartette consisting of

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Mr. Jones. Mr. Tollc, Mr. I.al-'ollette and Mr. Falmer, will ring, also the junior quartette composed of Mr.-. Esther Donaldson, Miss Esther Perk ins. Mr. Harold EaFollette and Mr. Donald Byrd. The subject for the Vesper talk will be "l.uther Versus Von Tirpitz: The ethical idealism of the great ('erman people temporarily betrayed hy the Prussian war lr-rris."

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OUR OWN INDIANA.

More than a Rental Battery It's more than a rental battery that you get when you bring your battery to us for repairs. It's more even than a fully charged WillardBattery tofityourcar. What we actually give you ia the use of your car while a vital, necessary part ia being repaired. That h what Willard Service does for you. That is one of the thl-iga that makes Willard Battery service complete. Next time you're in, ask u about the till Better Willard with . Threaded Rubber Insulation. It is of is-tarest to every car owner who wants the most economical battery he can buy. ,

Get Dr.Edward01iveTablet3 Tluit Is the jcyf'-'! try f thousands since Dr. Edward produced Olivo TaWeta, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards, a practicing pnysiciaa for 17 years and calomels etd-tlme enemy, discovered the formula for diva Tablets while treating patients for chronic constipation and torpid livers. Dr. Edwards' Wive Tablets do not contain calomel, but a healing, soothing vegetable laxative. ... No griping Is the "keynote of these little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets. They cause tiieiuti;ul liver to act normally. They never mtu ueia to nnnaturai action. If tou have a "dark brown mouth" a bat) breath a dull, Bred feeling sic headache torpid Hver and ara constipated, yooTl find quicks r.d only cieaisr.t results from one or two little Dr. Edwards" Olivo Tablets at bedtime. Thousarers takB one or two every nidht )ut to keep right. Try them. I wc lid mi fat J drtiiU.

IRy tftr lntrrwittrmni r,m Srrrirr.l CRFENSBCRt;, Octohor 19. Tc' street cleaner have hen graritcd an increase in watTo-i fiom 22's cents an hour to 25 cents because of th" high cot of living. ; INWAXAPOUS. tltrbfl- 11). Members of the Public Sen ice Coininission and representatives of the Interstate Commerce f'omrnis-.ion vil! take up the question of co-o,.iina-tion of regulation cf eoal rar.-i at a meining here November a.

FORT WAYNK, October !'..-A : bond issue of tltm.QHO has been sold;; Here to nrnvi.l funds for the erer-I tion of a county tuberculosis ho:ipl-'i tal. I NKWCASTLK, October 19. Usten, Mr. Hoover! A total of 2.025 cans

or fruits and vegetBhies was constrved in one week by housekeeiicrs at the Indiana village foe epileptics. , Tne village inmates raised everything i used except peaches. ! IXDIANAPOLI.', October 1.--A ' , military guard will he established about the atatehonse and armory here : following the mysterious rl.nig of a ! bullet thrugh a window of the of-; ! fiecs of the Indiana Indostrial Board. ! i Me.nbert of the state administrative j , staff, orHwuice eoi w, will be called i iuuon. ' I

I muicKdervice i i M!it'!'ii'MiiiM''t'';"""'"""i"""ii'i'i"'i"" i If you want your dead animals removed quickly i call, or phone, at our expense, day or night, the Clinton Manufacturing Company. Phone 420, Frankj 1 fort, Ind. A sa"':itfry truck will be at your place within an 5 . hour af Lor your call. 1 P.your sanitary methods, we prevent stock di- ! eases on your farms. ; By. coojieratin" with us you will help yourselves. I i j! Clinton Manufacturing Co. I !l S. L. BARMIARD, Manager.

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