Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 18, Lebanon, Boone County, 19 October 1917 — Page 8

HONOR ROLL l.lst of Thow Who Hire Recently Paid Subwrlptloni in Advance.

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Carter's Underwear for Ladies, Misses and Children 77k? Stole You Want. The Quality You Want. The Price You are Willing to Pap. C'-hik's in won, silk and wool, mercerized cut ton and wool and all cotton. Knit on .spring needle machines. Alw::ys retains its shape. Never gets loose a. id baggy. Fvery seam elastic. Those w ho wear Carter's wear, like to wear undeiwcar.

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re you doing all you can tD reduce your KTncrry bill? buy ..same old way, at the same old store, just bwaui-o it is or because you have always trailed at that stun1? Shake yourself, wake up. Matthews sells Kroreries, of the very best quality, much cheaper than anyone else. We deliver to your door. Start today Mend your grocery order to Matthews an 1 see the difference. 24-Pound Fine Flour Best Navy Beans. Per Pound 17c Fluke White Soap 5c Eipf Basket Grapes :50c Green Beans. Per Pound 1 (ItFine Potatoes. Per Peck I."c

Matthews' Cut 206 West Washington Street TntS-t.Pu,tti Phone MEADES STUDIO South Side Square. Phone 7".2 Ike Store of Valow

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Conserve Your Feed! Um Dr. Hess' Stock Tonic which aids in rliirestiiH and tones up the ytem making more pounds for less feed. Try it o your horses, hogs or cattle. Long & Davis

.59. Goodyear Tires and Tubes ""-gssla kK" KODAK FINISHING LEBANON VULCANIZING & SALES AGENCY Ererrthinir fnr H ta! PORT automobile. Vulcaa'iinj a apeelalty. Telephone 58i Armory Building Job Work at Reporter Office

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SIM I I. I'M-i I ; j N I II. o, t ,i w h i i, in ,1 i , even.ng bv tiw taro-liex of the ':,, ,r, town lo.L-e p. & A. ; Ma... ,v t' if i b i i tp t ( I n count of the weather rond no,, Ti k o't , ,i(1 r i 1 I me I f , f m ,r, ' ' ''I 1 ' H i i i t . i Rl.li ( I; ;-s (1 MM s p I here .,, t !. buyer- a.- Well , (Mr m i I ( i , rnu-uti mum. ig and .-x.-reingp .. a succes.i 1 1,.. ,., ;,p - .,.,.iM,,n w. tl.. ann i fruit-, or r t, . , Ktil i in i I to w njmelui'e I'ji'.d.-n Oct .r n tlie haement ol the hl.iaiv Kix ami w:f -carfs and .-adoo- jrhioan. THEEiG QUESTION rsr Put the iiuestion "traiirht up to yoi r-lf in these hours when :,ii eo,etry is l i-htn. to ni;,ke the Woiid -afe for (h inocrac.v--,afe fur youl You an- wer in your M,i,rrit.R ti. the Ko-.,d Liberty Lean. Py the ready w.-.rrntli of your ro e. vcu ni,a-..,e . c depo, f your P.e 'for your cui.try, aiui jmir platitude for You l:.(ei(ur(!-them le.t in the s ( of the bond yo,i t,yy, but in the - urifice you make to buy th'un. I'iltuie what your life would be in CASTOR I A For Infants a.e4 Children In Use For Over 30 Years Alwayabtari fciynalu'e of

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Mrs. J, M. Criffin, R. R. 8. Jas. W. Mullen, Camp Taylor, Ky J. It. I):iy, R. R. PL (irant Wiley. Frankfort, InH. Homer Creon, R. R. ('has. Young, Thorntown. Ollie Howard. R. R. 4. ( lark .Shoemaker, ( amp Tnvlor, Ky Frank I.. F.vans, R. R. 7 Mm. Belle Struhan, R. R. 4. Jesse HtfTman, K. R. 8. C. I. Robinson, R. R. 4. Roy ISeery. W. s; Hnzelrigg, R. R. 12. W. T. Sock. Pittsboro. Orvillc Iseuhour, R. R. 6. Mary Brown. R. P.. 1. Esther Honan, R. R. 12. Chas. Hoakins, R. R. 1. Akin Ity, R. R. 9. C H. P.ov.1, R R. 2. tra Hradlev, R. R. W. H. Poteiinan. R. R. R. Asbury Williams R. R. 4. Alia Artman. R. R. 4. K. E. Smith. Whitestown. Krne.st E. Thrasher, R. R. 4. ThornDevello Cain. R. R. 12. Flovd Pfrkin.-., Camp Shelby. Tom Cochran. Kosston. K.I Miul.li , R. R. :l. Win. Sutphm, Thorntown, R. R. 13. K. I.. McDonald, K. R. 9. Rev. J. A. Rhodes, Franklin Ind. Wilbur Hut.-hin.-on. Thorntown. ;. M. Hancock, (io.-hen, ml. Nettie staton, R. R. 5. Nat Wills, K. R. 3.

MARKET REPORTS 1NDI N AI'Ol IS I.IVKSTOCK. INDIA WI'OI.IS, Oetr.her !.- I re-h ami stale, te.oe w.-ie abut , "'" h"iri n tiie today m-.irl.et, hpo with qjite a deerea.-e m the de-t,anfl fr;in out.-e!,1 n:ai;.etH the supply wa: n.ueh larser than neee.--ary, .1,0111) refeamiti(f un-old, aootd.iii; to P.-li mi.te.-. It a- aWutely ne,e--ar;, to tra'r.c a further reduet.cn in "iee. In poive aev iiart of the .-ripely am. the rental' jo rair c f j.a:e ''a al Va-t eiie h.dow Tl.r.-.iay. (iood ho,; w.'ii,ii:iK fiom l'.il to than line ionn-l s(,M nrincipallv at i.Via li!.7:. ae-l nthes.- at $i:.m 17.SC. ('A I'l l K-in addition to 1,2th, fre-h arrival- of catt'e, there wen -everal holdo-.ers. nl tra lit.K a veiy dull, wn.it pnee ihaetos th-ri were ertnvly in f.-.vor cf tic buvint sale. Kilime cattle of all kind ev cpt hu'l- v.ere a'Aiut -t-.idy. Cidvn we-e i ca n niore or Iv-wer, v,ii veals at $14. ( UK CO (ill IN. Clo.-e Corn Dec. Sl.i:,Vi; av. Sl.lft'j to -Vc. nc o V i'.0ff,i.c. I'ork flit.. IS4'!,i)0: Jan., $4li.;lll. I .aid O. t.. S-l.ld: Jan., 2. fir,. R.bs ?L.'l.(i.-.. IKIiANO.I MARKETS. Wheat. No. 2 t"vt grade $2.ft' 1 nrn i -:, Oil's, new. uh.te r. ." Outs, mixed f.Ji SPI ( I W. M SIIIC NOTICF. Pomie Io.iKe N o. 9. K. t A. M. 7:Si p m. I rid tv. (ictoher l!i. ('alioi medinif. Woik in lelb.w Craft doOtitini; piAvr.a, m teial for tomorrow '!', at C'rai.r'J. a eouetry ,rr,-ft (.f fieedom; pietuw what you nuKht b luel it Pot heet for ti.e opportunities our land of lib "'' IP'Ve you, pietuie the future ol vour (t'ild in tie Rnp of the irot ti t, and p it tl.o ((ue.-tion t-i yom mild, biait and sell, and sum ti what your country ne-aiu t you it est; lo that stiikm at your country strikes at you and yr ur home. Then proclaim your an.wer in the buiinK of all the UniP'd States govirmricnt Liberty lends you can. l!uy until the buying pinches. The world offers no bet"T investment. Vour dollar will be fiirhting for your country, and storing up an income for your home. Invest all your savings in United States Heads. You will mnke your savings safe and set them earning 4 per cent interest for you. You will invest them for your country and your home. Tell your country in Liberty Bond? how much it means to you.

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ABUTMENT UNDERMINED.

Damage Done by Heavy Rains to (Jrade of Cement Road. The heavy rains of yesterday and last night undermined about fifty feet of the abutment along the grade of the cement road just north of Thorntown. causing it to crumble and fall over in the creek thus resulting in a loss of $(100 in material besides the labor. The cement road is not yet completed and the accident will quite likelv he a loss to contractor Miller of this city. Many culverts in the roads near Thorntow n were also washed out by the heavy rain causing the rural carriers quite a little difficulty in delivering their mail. Sl'CCF.SSPI'I, SALK. A very successful sale in which cows sold as high as $!t7.".n wis hold Wednesday at the farm of Jerome Kersey northwest of Lebanon with Col. J. Ft. Henderson auctioneer. The cows averaged Slid with a total "f $1,92 1.0 for the sale. The cattle were from two to live years of age. THE FLORENTINE (I. I'll. The Florentine club will ni, ,-t Putuniay afternoon at 2 oVh in tee -ureiral ilre-.ietr room on tie third li.-r of the ceut house for woA Ail men!. "is ale Hived to he piescut. I't. nlv of plush wan for Sl' t -iorr,,w, at (r.iW. PVrillOTIC PI NCH. Pv te-rson eo .'ted With th' shop from tin James Cross harh l Topnetor to the (".iter wear-g Libel ty Pond but wasn't a slacker in the s Chi:, iron's coats, di l.-adme Fiihman. and fur-, Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO R I A State Auto Insurance Covers Complete Z. C. SMITH 1201 North Meridian. It'll S'.uth Idianon Phone 982-Y Phone 206

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Moore's Saturday Specials Buttered Pop Corn 5c Napkins, 20 for 5c Talcum Powder 5c Sweetheart Soap 5c Haby blankets 15c Knit caps 15c Lamp Wicks, one yard 5c

EXTRA Children's drawers

Everything: in Hallowe'en Specialties Moore's 5 & 10c Store

Olympic Theatre Matinee. 2:00. Night. 7:00 TONIGHT "THE RAILROAD RAIDERS" "The Overland pi-us'.-r" is t'.te title of this nueil.er oi l,e so, ml a.,d ,..,, with an ao.otoot to ili.-tu-t the ste.k-n-'d. is of tee railroad so ti' it thev will se'l out aed ,u-e e.n tain pl-l'mc iteie. idu.,!s in coiitu 1. 'i'i e cur in which ti e pie-id, nt is ti uvelim: is den.ile.1. A oi d fo'ht also tak-s (.lare h, 'tween tWO of tiie P'etl, ptoViillttg spect:;. le for th.o-e who are lo(.king for it. 'JERRY'S GETAWAY" A Cub ecu .e.iy foil u rim; that funnv hltle felW, Ceoiije Ov. y, in a - of co.uie get.i-.iaM. tii.it v. ill make VOU hlid V.lir sides f'.eil laURhtHK. j Janitor's Vengeance' A see' ia! comedo, that for laughing j 'irl ir. a U'lirlii'o-t I'loin start te i :,c AD1MSSION 5c 5AFFTY RAZOR UI.ADKS SilARPCNED Single edg t, per doien 2X Double edge, per dozen Ue Wc p.-y postage one way. Barker Son. Lebanon ' J"ee- i.--a r'

Marvelous Growth of Motor Car Habit In 11)0-1. there were about 20,000' cars in use in the United States; in the number had increased to 120,000. The figure fo: 1012, showed 1.000.000 and today more than !,r00.000 citizens of this country are spinning around over the landscape in pleasure inducing and health producing automobiles. FALL IN LINE. Do Your Spinning in a PAIGE CAR

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.l()c ' Colonial Theatre 1 Quality House Quality Tlays TONIGHT. Triangle plays present ! Bessie Love in "POLLY ANN" ") Acts 5 j Ti e la v, itching Uessie appears us a ! !teghrtei orphan whose only home ; I as been the poor farm until she in I hiied out to the proprietor of the vil- ; 'iirc tavern and made to do moat of t ;lie work about the dare. I The plot i-. mainly valuable by rea- ! son of the opportunities it gives Aliss ) l!e.-..-ie to (day a simple hearted but i clear leaded little waif whose good : toitune at finish. -Qrtll be welcomed by .everyone in front of screen. The i amount of charm, sly humor and huiran nature that the actress puts into i i.er creation will be easily anticipated. A riay Thai Hill Please All. j Announcement A telephone was i received stating that feature adverItise.l lor tonight "The Flame of tb ! Yukon" was held up in a wreck in Ohio on the H. O. railroad and was unable to ship name. Hut we are asi -uied that pirtuie will be received at i a later date. We are sorry to disan- ' point you at this time, but conditions are not of our desires. j 10c Admission Tonight 5c ISV iU

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