Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 22, Lebanon, Boone County, 24 October 1917 — Page 6

: 'NOTICE j j ?3.95-$2.95 Shoe Specials j I Thursday, Friday & Saturday i 5 i' Hitr ! t of Ladles' high and low up-to-date shoes (inty. ij'tatk and Dark Brown; $1.50 to ! : Sii.CO valms ( i 3,95 j

I jit;- lt f MenV Shoes, work and dress, ;

S3.-5s to .' l.i'O Millies: special Clem Heaton I Better S,-.':-; For I ess orlh Side Square Svlz Shoes and tither. I.m-k for lie Vli.iw Front 5

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County News

NEW ROSS. F. M. Stoner was in Crawfordsville on business Thursday. Walter Stanley returned home Wed-

nesday evening from a week's trip in and near Walkerville, Michigan. Mr. Stanley owns a farm there and he was looking after his business for the coming year. Glen Worley, who is working in Indianapolis, spent from Saturday until Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whorley. Mrs. I. J. Loser, of Logansport, came Saturday evening for an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. F. E. Graves. Walter Moore returned Friday night from a business trip to Bluffton. Prior to his return there had been rumors here that he had suffered an attack of apoplexy while there. He states there was nothing to it but that he had been suffering from an attack in his side. J. E. Bamish was in Indianapolis on business the last of the week. Deputy Sheriff Foster, of Crawfordsville, was out Friday morning

. a. ti , , i , v.. - i .i r "stB i;f l-i-.-o ( hnk nial fitfusf;.- near North; .Salem. , . Everett ReveuJ and wifr pcnt Sun- j dav, the gocsts r.f Johl RriHikshtre and wife, of near Lebanon. i Harrv Kvan niut wile with Mrs.; F. C. Smith ar.d daughter. Rertha, ; were week end guests of relatives at i Casey, Illinois. (Icorge Feather and family went . tr. Indianapolis Sunday in their auto- . mobile and in company with Fred Jcstf and his lady friend went, to Martinsville and other poin's. J. O. Cillai-pi" and wife, with the latteiV ,a , nt. from Jamestown motored to .A tti-n Sunday. Massing jnd IWiswtt shipped two car lead of hogs " 'he Indianapolis inerketr the hr-t of the week. Ml. David lies-, of Indianapolis is here the zuest r-t her jrrnnil not h t.

Mrs. Lucy Sparks. AROUND THE STATION. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Copeland and family, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Copeland

and Miss Grace Copeland, of Indi-

anapolis, visited Sunday with Mr. and

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attend the Herron trial

which is scheduled to come up this week at Crawfordsville. Newt Meek, of Crawfordsville, was out here on business Friday night. Oscar Irael, James Routh, Harry and Charles Evans were in Jamestown Friday night. Mrs. Lucy Sparks is some better at this writing. Mrs. Martha Thompson entertained at Sunday dinner, Charles Wray and wife, of Hoopeston, Illinois, and Austin Heady and wife, of Advance. George O. Brown is again able to

the streets after being con-

be on

That Public Sale

Let the Reporter print your sale bills. You can get them promptly and at reasonable prices. Then advertise the sale in the paper. If you can get a sale in Boone county you can get it through the Reporter.

The Lebanon Daily Reporter

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Mrs. Charles Copeland.

Ilvneld, of Indiana- i in i'nihiv until Fun--,J Mrs. S. ii. lUheld. :

been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Etta Lawler, returned to her home in Brownsburg Sunday. Lester Byfield spent from Saturday until Wednesday visiting relatives near Deputy. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rash and daughter, Martha, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Perkins, near Elizaville. Mr. and Mrs. Russell DeWitt and Miss Maud DeWitt visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Slater at

Last Half October

Milk Price

Lebanon. Mr. and M s. I!.i d.iunhter. I. in . v

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Miss Ciaie 1'opeland

lis. visited Mi. and Mis. T. S. Copeland from Saturday until Monday. Mr. and M-i. Tliunnan Una's ami family visile. I .salur.lay ..nd Sliad.i. !

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ith Mr. and Mis. John ll'n :nilv. Mr. and Mis, Imia Overlei

id Mrs. Harrv Top VIII. Visit. -I TliUls, Mrs. S. II Rytield.

CONCOKO. Sunday v.dl he R illy liia.-e. All netiihel-s are lie present, Mr. and Mrs. (Hi.- Car Loreii, spent Sunday at I roll's. Mrs. Ah.'O Worr.-ll, Ho Forr.-t and Clival Won., dav 'A ith Fll;s Itevm'ds'

Little Robert, aged five, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clemens, of Lebanon, died Saturday. Funeral was at the home Monday. Interment in Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs. Clemens was formerly Miss Ethel Scott. Frank Caldwell and family spent Sunday at Arthur Caldwell's.

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ELIZAVILLE. Elsie Newkirk of Lebanon spent the week-end here with her parents, Jake Newkirk and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Reed and daughter, Miss Hazel, of Kirklin called on Mrs. Lucinda Amos Sunday afternoon.

:j F.I. Iiaii :'ty. where

to Shelbv

Mil sork

Sam Storms and wife of Lebanon called on Jake Newkirk and family Sunday afternoon. Ray Richey and family were guests Sunday of John Bates and family.

Nett Coy and daughter, Mar

Per hundred pounds of 4 Milk 62lic per pound of Butter Fat This is 85c per Hundred More Than We Paid One Year Ago Those dairymen who prepare for winter milk production will reap a real harvest. Indiana Condensed Milk Company

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Frankfort spent last w father, Skii-e I'oirswdl. t-ame .-'.iturday for a v to Frankfort Swnday ei lanied by Mrs. W.uien Mrs. Charles Closson afternoon w ith Mrs. Ival Mrs. Charin Jones' f ir.on is spending this v and Mrs. Jones.

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Mr. Warren : s;t returning I I.ind.eninir aeroni- having a.nl cleldren. Ronnne ip-nt Monday Marn

given at the East Christian church of Advance in honor of their new members Saturday night. Born October 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Riddle, an eight pound boy, christened Louis B. Mrs. Riddle was formerly Florence Routh.

HFATII. y Hine will move to ented bin farm to

I.ONFSOMK TRAIL. nd Mm. Fli Rr..wi, spent Tue lb their ... KW.l loo,.

Harry Romine and family an.l Find-

i sev Mine and family spent Sunday f l ei'- with Hoo-er Roll and wife at IndianIll Mr. : apolis. j Thyra Yates and daughter, Abba, : and l-'rank Yates and family spent I Sunday w ith James Shoemaker and

Mr. Carrie Routh spent a la.-t week with her daught Hugh Riddle. Mr.-. Jessie IhH-is spent afi.-rnoon with Mrs. Walter Mr. and Mr. Ora R I dien spent Satuniav moinirn

few- da'.s ,-r, Mrs.

Ira Peters and family, Rollie Peters and family and Minnis Yates spent Sunday with Ernest Peters and family.

Omer Bradley moved on Will Zen-

J oi 's farm Saturday, iturday Tll0Be who v,flt(,, wj,h Wilburn ""''- I Mine and daughter, Orpha, Sunday id rhd- iwo,(.: Albert Worland and family, (liin I.eb-1 f. pp.n an, l familv and Marv and

Newton II. ne. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Pointer spent A. F. lime, W. J. Hine and Sebert unday with then son, Perry Pointer j Hine spent Friday in Indianapolis, nd family, of Veedersburg. Mury Rohannon spent Thursday (a-oi-Ro (iill attended the .-upper with Frank Yates and family.

It's Easy If You Know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets The secret of keeping young hi to (eel young to do this you must watch your liver and bowel there'snoneed of having a tallow complexion dark rings under your eyet rimnlei a bilious look in your (ace dull eyes witn m soarkle. Yourdoctorwill tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes Iran inactive bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which he gave to bis patients for years. Dr. Ld wards' Olive Tablets, the u1 stitute for calomel, are gentle in their action yet always effective. They bring about thai exuberance of tpuit, that natural buoyancy which should be enjoyed hyverynrie, by toning upthe liver and clearing the system of impurities. You will know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets by their dive color. 10c and 25c per box. All druggists.

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