Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 23, Lebanon, Boone County, 25 October 1917 — Page 7

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Harroun Motor Cars 1918 Model on Display Goodyear and Fisk Tyes and Accessories 7 Farm Tractors

Gasoline 21c I'honc 158. Classified ADVERTISING Rates '2c Fir Ward, Eacii I. sue. Wo AdTrti?ement I'skeo. 'of Lsss , i od i r I C it ii I - ' good comiitlen. hilt 5 Bung". HMT-tr iUI l I -i i t l IT t" t a:u In at. Ki-ur squares from court hou-o; ternw made, to suit haver. I'. I). K nr. . W-8-ti". I o U 1 -I i d i i) 1 1 i s. . C L". ltoff.ii.-in. at Bienton's rage. io-m-u'. 1(1 i 1 .Ml - ! I n n I Ovum Co. I- -t "- 1 It KAI.K Ai:---l .:' .v f" --a: rich oil; el n next ten iv Union Trust O N1 , , power station-, fjlr cnts per hour, rhone 473 9-1-tf. WANTED Iwenty ntn at tb rents' per hour. Sec John Adams un IndianaKIis Ave 10 8-t; WANTED -To buy rn) blocks. I'honc -on enl i U--Y ;o ; - WANTKI) l'er.-n w h i-.k -sa ving at Tl K-Jst Karl street Mumlav to return same and -ave triable. WANTED fiood sied hoy in carry Reporter route. Call at li.ee irter office at onre. W ANT H) M a- hi ni -1 --:X '.niei''r car shop- lli-li-V.!. F(Mi KENT FOB RENT Suitable r . , tomobiles ami truck.-, t a IOK ItKN't lb use. b v.,.,,;. II. Heck. 4:iU N. jest FOP. HUNT Md rn i.oa Hall, (ill North la ou.a , FOR KKNT- I .-ro..m nouRoyal and Kl.'tn' stm t.-. White. J)STJ 1.0ST-S.;.a!l '-Id'fa- r.e, pin. Fiigravrd. Call 0al shape. P. a.. I. l)JL L. 51. BEAVEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Faraieri StaU Back Bu.!din 1 a. or. to C p. in. PHONE 261 MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMtlllllllllllilllllilllllllllllilll COOK VITH I I (iA3 I Harrv L. Kenworthv IIANOI.KS Aid. KIMJS OP NONTAXABLE SECURITIES Resider.re phone.. 224; Office. 106 lilii"RC.LLl-lo.rK

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421 South Lebanon Street Wilcox Motor Transfer Co. Wc Haul Anything Anywhere. Furniture a Specialty Phones 199 and 72 Underwear On Men's Union Suits i Save , 21c . Ou Ladies' Union Suits Save 27c ()n( hiklren's Union Suiti , Save 11c 7 Ins is what you can save on Underwear AT Bowman's 5 &10c Store iNiiimiiiimiiiiiiimiHiiiiiiimMiiniiiir z Miss Tiilie White i Spirella Corsetiere l 609 E. Main St. Lebanon, Ind : Tt.-lephone 64"-L .llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllis FORTY YEARS 52 Money To loan on ftirin1. o rommiflskm, rppavmrnt privitrirm. CHARLES J. STEWART 007 Merfrhants Hank Tluildin Indian.ipoha, fnd. skp; THE VALLEY FARM LIGHTIN,, PLANT Now "n liemonstration at J. E. Herkley Elec. Shop 121 South St. Phone !)7X-L Karpens' Upholstered Furniture. COULTER-SMOCK CO. DRESSMAKING tor first class dressmaking, rati on Mrs. Mary An ler-un, Kiit Ksplanade street. Lebanon, Ind., phone '"i'i. MONUMENTS See in for your monuments if you want first class stock &n-i workmani ship, ( all us and we will bring you I -o our shop for inspection. ! Snop phor.e V1; Ues. 113 or 714 ' l'l.ACE YOl'K ORDKRS KARLY ! HARLAN MONUMENT CO. DO IT YOURSELF Do it your c!f. Make your old car took new. Ask us about It. NODES' DRUG STORE t-J

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(By ( umf(oii.il .Vfiti Kerrlee.) NEW YORK, October 25. Conditions of danger involving young girls in the vicinity of the (treat training camp have aroused a number of public spirited women with the result that plan are being made today to have women police work near the troop concentration points. Police Commissioner Wood in his annual budget, submitted to the Board of Estimate, asked for a special appropriation to defray the expenses of employing such women police, but it was struck out. Organizations of women, however, appealed Jo the .Mayor und the Board of Kstimnte and hearings on the petitions have been granted. Raymond B. Kosdick, chairman of the Commission on Training Camp Activities, is said to lie in favor of the plan. Mr. losthck is credited with saving: "We have felt so keenly the necessity for women protective officers in the neighlxirhood of training camps that we have appointed a committee under the commission, with Miss Maude Miner, of New York, a- chairman, whose sole business is to stimulate the appointment of women officers in the neighborhood of military training camps. iThis plan was frankiy adopted frrm the F.nglish system, where the necissity lor these odieers became apparent immediately after the opening of the war.

wnnr GROWS uP OVER NIGHT o.WIU.K. Turin., OU.".. r t-.ans built in the west during ihl gold fever rush of toe dnva m"dcl mining to-vn has litii'h: l- viri'in fi. 'd oiait,.-.., Kent' huadie In. US' thin -'ift.-'i r,i II -irta.-i i!' b fin il "f th- l'n,!d Sia . - (. al und C"ke r.-pary. ..ul.sid. ivy of I'mtoii State st-.. Cei pniation, whii h is behind tl i project. At present 1WI aii-ht rwm houses are under construction. After these are romnloted the building of the others will begin. Forty-eight million feet of lumber altogether will he used. A total of 2MI,llK).0lll) feet of lumber was boutfht this week at a ca t ni approximately $ir,0,0iiO. A te',iporar conirnissaiy building. J 10 ft-et tong by -lo wale, is also now lieing erected. The i'rmanent commissaiy will be constiuetert after the construction of the loOO house-- is completed. It will beef brick and will cost bet w ten $10),ii(W und Jlifi.lKM). 0VER 1.850 MILES (B; le alerMIait Srt Herrlt. I.OS AN't.KI.KS, October It is not an unconinion sight to eie ounter a house ut on rnllei - in the middle of a street and in the process of beirg transported to a new location some di-tanre away, but it is seldom that a hon-e i.- taken to pieces, the parts ran ported more than 1 V.0 miles and once mi re put toge'h'-l' again. Ibis is exactly what hes happened, howev. r. with the residence of ,1. K. Stoi-er, of tlos city. The Storer family recently derided to make its home hireafti r in Kdnlontio, ( an ida, and far some reason, not generally known t-i the paii'ic, they took their house with ttiem. A corps of workmen was 'agatreil, the hoi.se taken down piece hy pieip, each carefully matked and done up in neat bundles arid loaded anon a steamship for transportation to Vancouver, and trance by rail to td'rion'.on. It will not be long, therefore until an Arnertcan frame hous, lull! of American lumber ftom floor sh: gos. app'-ui the resider ladiati the Storer N'OTICK Ol' FI L'CTION. To the voters of the city ( f Leoanot.J Indiana: You are henb notified that an election will be held in each of the several wards nl said city, t the places bereiriafter designated, on the nth day of November, HU7, between the hour;, of (5 a. m. and 6 p. m., for th"t purpose of electing a maor, ci"y clerk, treasurer and one councilman for each ward, and two councilmen at large, tuwrt: First ward, county surveyor's utfire, court house. Second waid, prosecutors oflxt', court house. Ilnrd ward, ladle' rest room, court house.' I-'m'th wjsrd, treasurer officii, cify bu'ldii g. I'm rtr, ,,.,- ,f ti, r.wrt-inn ceenetl of the euy of f S j-no-i, Inriianu. i I i

1 EDISON 1 J I I WEEK IJ 1

This week, October 21 to 27, is Edison Week. We take rride in uniting with the half million men and women engaged in industries made possible by his genius, in honoring Mr. Thos. A. Edison. Special recitals, featuring Mr. Edison's favorite-re-creations will be given every day at our store. You are most cordially invited to attend these recitals. There is no charge for any of them, and no obligation to buy. The week is planned with the idea of enabling you to get acquainted with the New s Edison rather than with the purpose of making immediate sales. f

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Liberty Loan Bun-Is will be accepted as part or full payment on any merchandise in our store.

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( the fnl'rnulten'il .' Srrrlee.i I AS -WIMAS. C'lo, (htober -J.i. Ciiile Sa.n's laigrst re'Uoeration eanio for the --irk and vounded saili.rs of trie I'leted States navy will in at Port Lyons, m-ar here, when m w addition- now, under construction are completed. At present the dtititatium accommodates 2a0 patients, but work is being rapidly pushed on the construction of buildings that will make it pos.ibie tc. care for h;ween 5(jii0 and li.floO marines and sailors who are incapacitated through tuberculosis and other diseases. The cos! of the work will be ubout fc2.0W.lnw. I)r. I-'. I!. Ames, who is in charge of the Fort Lyons sanitarium, sa;. s thai the 4,ii'g-;oot altitude of the ;it; it ideal ation fo I tie,. :: all'lic'eil with the great plague and declares the gov'eiit plan.- to n.ake the camp Hi . . of its kind in the world. HAS PLAN TG PREVENT Illu Hit nrrmnMW! ,'.i.ri H'riiK.I SI'IllN',1'11-,1.1). III., Oi lolier 2:,.There will l.e no famine in h -avy ex plo. ives in the l.'nited States if Cncli Sam follows li.e advice of S. H. Lit tie, a gas expert connected with tin State Public Utilities omniission. He iias eifured a preventive id govelniiioht Ollictati. in W ashirigt' n. Littler idea is to save teluil, a light oi' wasted in the manufacture of gas The ccnip, und is an ingredient in th rnaiiing or "T. N. T.," oae of On nast powerful nd light acting r-x-plosi'-eu known to acicnie. Co-opcratiim between national, state and city governments, gas companies und the public is needed to enserve the waste at every gas j.!ut In i.r.ln- to Bundy the government '!th the hlgll oils lecid.siy w prevent an explosive nhorlagc, Mr. Little dec'artw. . t for ft-

A WONDERFUL.

Dcinolistralion f Wilson & Sons': Pianos and Tlayer Pianos. I A rare musical treat is in store for : 'he citizens of Lebanon and vicinity for ten days, at the store, of George L. Frank tt Co.. which was made tios--'i'le th:i is;h the co-operation of Wilson ft Sons, manufacturers of fine Piat os and piano Players, whose agency has been placed with (ieorge Frank Co. Through an open date, the services )f Mr. Frank lluek, whose work has j i"en ronhned to the larger cities has t ;een su ured. Mr. liurk bring recog-j -tiled ;:s one of the ini.st expert in the , lemonstratir n of the Player Pianos in I his country should be beard by very one whether interested in musc or not. The fart that Player Piinos are rapidly superceeding the sale if the regular piano is attracting the attention of people everywhere, beause of the fact such a small perentage ever aih'iva more than orliriaiy skill. While it is true tbif Aonderful piano can be plaved in the jsual way, by tin1 automatic or play?r device, anyone sithr-ut any know--rvtge of tnu.- it can at once render any 'election they choose, thus making It possible f r each nr-mber of thr family from five sears and up to play and enjoy the world's best music. Mr. Buck has demonstrated that by thr Wilson & .Son? Flaver it is lmoos-inlc "or anyone to d: tii t any different'! 'lolween music rendered by this wonlet fnl Player and mu.'-lc played b the trained arti. t. This lr. made possible, with hut few makes, and it if 5u0 that the Wilson U Sons Playci is without a parallel in that respect I Mr. Puck havivg mnd'? a scientific Ittudy of this great instrument has found itSi.-cnr.e unlimited, heine1 ablf to play ftrrnninaniitimt.i for vocal I violin, cornet, or perform any func tion required of a piano, and he says others can do with the Wilson Player what he does. When one stops to reflect, il is in a sense marvelous, to he able to en joy the refined influence of music in your home during the period the chil dren are burning, and at the same lime U10 educational influence of this wonderful IMaver is mdipenioble, Lvery one Biinu.d teke advantage of I lh:s opportunity and hear Mr. Buck at George rrsnk & Co., as he will be here but a few days. 10-23-.U Very Noisy. It Is ullli r.arron-.niuled people as II

For those who will consent to buy now for Christmas delivery we have arranged a purchase plun that puts the New Edition within the reach of even the family of most modest income.

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Sports,

1 WAR DDES NOT SEEM TO i HAVE HURT FOOTBALL

More Football Than Ever Hefore and Supporter Grow in Numberw. HY HCK VKIOVk. (fl Iks (slrrsairssil srrle.. NEW YORK, Oetobe 2... There mice football this year than ever bofi re. In tpite of the w;r and the hardships it worked in college circles, ihe pig-kin is being booted about b more elevens today than in any season that has passed. I he' sport has more active followers than it had a year ago, and puhlir into. est is growing stronger. Conditions brought on by the war in crlbgcs throuiii-out -he country have encouraged h-.indie-is of students w ho would net have taken up fnotnall to con.e out for rri nli'-on practice. Foi;'.nali stars wio have left cell- go to serve Uncle Sam are playeg the game in every cantonment ramp in trie country. Some camphave as high as four football tt-ams in action, Hu ky young rookies who never phyed football before are playing it thl-' full in the in rnm and on eoil.-ife irr-dirons. jn other year tbr?se young men dirl not go in for the pigskin game because they did not have the opportunity. Undir military regulations hundreds have turned out for football. The soldier u red-blooded and full of life. He loves sport and needs it. And football is a redhlocded game, tiy th? time the season ends football will have won hundreds of devotees who never knew its thrills Ixfote. - NOTICE TO liKMOt RATS. The Democrat of the eity will held an important meeting at the council ohamnvr, Thursday, - O'.-tolter 7:h0. Lvery Democrat is urgi?d ST tend. t't an r i n i

FEEL ALL USED UP?

Lots of Lebanon People Do. Ooea your bnck ache constantly T Ho you have sharp twinges when stooping or lifting? Feel all used up as if you could just go no fur'her? Why rot leek to your kidneys? Why not use Doajig Kidney Pills? Lebanon people have done so. They tell vou the result. Mrs. R. II. Wainscott, 1217 S. Lebanon St., Lebanon, sayn; "My back was so weak and lame at times, that I had to be helped out of a chair. The pain then was almost unbearable. Many forenoons I could hardly keep at my work, because I was so disr.y and my sight was so blurred. A rela tive advised Doan 3 Kidney Pills, so I got some at Coombs' Drug Store. The first box greatly relieved me and ifter finishing four boxes, I was well and strong. Occasional use since then has kept me in good health." Price, Sr at all dealers. Don't mttsply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. V. ainsrott uses. rnstir-M-ibuni Co., Props., Butlaio, N. Y. Adv. IN EVERY ;ViWl DROP" 1 N-"-'i HlsikS: icSloirePoll-ll I .j 1 Black Silk Stove Polish la l imlr t soo-HI. Set t! SrCIHspple.ess. 'S1en vou tbiii1: youd be happy it nu was let alone," said Unele I.leu, rememhor it-it e'-'-n Mleo J ntfbb r, 1 , e , t he t, .

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