Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 25, Lebanon, Boone County, 27 October 1917 — Page 4
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Lebanon paily EPste iitt'kbAif. October 27. itil
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SMaard HI Vl. M!!r. Cfearlsa 8. NaaJ, Manager. JL ai. Battertos, News Editor.
ImiW wry avtnlas upl Sunday wit lull editions raaefclns It Hursl Itoataa and towns of Jamoatowri, Advance, Ttiortitovn, Wbiteatown. ZlonaTllle, Marhajilcaburc, KllsavUle, Trfcuae U4' RoaaUin.
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CHURCH SERVICES, fl
CENTIUL' CSBISTU. CSlstCH.
A. L. Ward, minister; Prof. Colo-
man, choirmaster: ' Mill Goldiene
Grove, organist. Sunday school, V:30; morning aerico, 10:20; C. E. meeting, :00; evening service, 7:00. Special aotice Tomorrow ia a day of prayer aet apart by proclamation by the president of United States. Christiana of all denominations are asked by the president to assemble is their respective places of worship for special prayers for the army and
CENTKNART M. E. CHIRCH. Chas. A. Parkin, Pastor. 9:30 a. m Sunday school: 10:45 a. m j rooming worship; 6.00 p. m., Epworth League; 7:00 p. m., evening worship. Sunday, October 28, has keen sacredly set part by President Wilson as a day of prayer for America and ho. olli, that :.l mirht bo imnor-
t,,l i ki.9. o,,r nIn and nurooses i ""7 ol America and for the peace of
concerning the world war. The lu wurm-. ln response w mis ca ;
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Br Mall. Br Carrl Bjr Carr:
"'L o'SiS,'! Methodist peopie, .bo have always I1 Pe-il pl- for those prayers wiVe?2 i. JiT 1 1 5 ..11.1.1. ..d m .nv, nation. ' b f " both services tomorrow. I
",; " .1 criies, are urged to attend divine 10 ,n monf the P"or win.; nienths 1 ' , ''"' "s preach on "The Chief Fnd of Man'" t monuie : worship tomorrow morning and join J . " . ', ' IS all other Cariatiana in earnest pray-'." ,h L " a n,. .-t.... ;. k ..... ' Doubts and Doublets." T! : -.- i
. . ;er. The entire service will be given
Obituaries and Card, of Ttiank. are I UB lo worsnip ami piajor.
of Uila klod. jMvoru.ns matter of lotteries or anything of a Ilka nature not accepted at any price. Advertlalag rates made knows on p-
ForeErn AdvertiNlnf Representative American 1'ress Asaoclatluli, Nta Tor sod Cktcaso. atasono uuma. tatad "tastings. Boone I-odse .No. . F. a A. il second Krtdar ch month. " S') p m Ivory c. Tolle, secretary; Walter J SOaw, W. al.
be special music at tjric vices.
Kundav nirht the suhiert will he. ,n " maKing a,
'Martin Luther and the Great Refer-! ; .""" Jhe attend-: ntin" r,,.. i,.r of Prnta.t.ni ,nc ,n " departments. Classes are
Christianity' is 'invite-! to attend this ur,! l" make effrts to
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t Ct.apter No J.
Or.lcr Eatpa.h nionlli, . aecretary,
service. Special music by the quartette. The class in evangelism will meet at 7:00 o'clock Thursday night, conducted by the pastor and under the nuspiror. of the Kpworth ingue. At 7.30 p, m. Thursday the prayer ervice of the church. This meeting wbt f.ne in spirit and attendance )at ueck. Kpworth league of M. E. church at 5:4i o'clock short prayer services.
lock regular devotional ex
crea.e tneir numbers. the mens
class taught by the pastor of th v church has set its goal at 100. I J The regular meeting of the Chris-j tian Endeavor will he held in the pai-j lor of the church tomorrow evenmij at S o'clock. The young people Uv. been coming in increasing numbers. ' More are wanted. You are invited. The Endeavors of the church will give a "Lap, Sap, Nap" marked so i cial in the vestry- of the church Tue.- - -day evening. Everybody invited ami '
Ihnon Chapter No. .t. ft A M. 8 ond Wednes'lur earh month, 7: p. Ivory C. Tolle, aecretary; ilea Coombs, R P. fioona roiin-ll. No. s. ft. S. third -n'e.liiosnay Men month. 7:30 p. fharlos lUrtmaa I. M.; Ivory C. Ta retwder.
O. Tolla, recorder.
,. .. . , ii i ood time assured. M-s. Harriet Mae knel lead- -J . , . . ... . .. v . , . i ou are invited to worsh ipic, C linst s Yoke Made :
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October 28. if. n" riat!t
FA KM BARGAINS. One hundred and wven'.y-sii acres in Uoene county, 4-nom h"Ue, go-K' barn with shed aud corn crib; all good out building.-; well fent-td ano weil ditched; lies level; three acres e-f wcoris pasture; threp-fourthi black; a good farm; 3's miles to elevator;! 1 mile to school; -1? miles to church; price f 1"5 per acre. Call W. E. Miller over Big Springs telephone or j write him, Lebanon, Ind., H. U. 7. 10-27-bt-e. o. d. ,
Ciintest is n-w on, we are
rg for one hundred new memrome and hrlp us get them.
.-pr, i! munc. All are invited to attend.
Mu-ic for und.
Morn in if. ! PrclU'ie: Conimuninn" ... Miss Ruth Perkiit
r,n Xo. 2"!S: "Autumn" Congregation.
'Juhilati" Quartette. 'Reverie" .... lias Ruth Perkin
Redeemer and My Lord"
Lludley Buck Anth Miss Florence Parkin. the So. .'ij.'i: "The Bread of Life" Orga
I.athbur; yuartetie. No. 140: "Communion" Jerk Congregation.
e. "l-estival March"
M..s Ruth Perkinn. VIveninf. m Organ : "Ofertory in G"
Miss Ruth Perkins. Hymn Ko. 101: "Martin Luther'
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PRESBYTERIAN C'Hl'liCH.
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Si:ndav school e. 10..',0.
gan: ".ong Without Words"... Mendclsso Miss pess HutrhinKs. ntenoe: "O Lord My C.ikI" K1p
Quarti'tte. Esch Chant The Lord's Pray Quartette. schulling Organ: "Shepherd's Pastoral--"....
Harke Response: "(Jur Kather Hear L's
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With each South Bend Range sold 1 this week we will (five a fl(t set of , rtor-t ware. Boone Hardware Company.
Organ: "Quu ras Sauce" Greiu Organ: "Le Cgne" Saint SaenMiss Bess Hutrhings.
. . . "We Meek Thv Will" Mrs.'lacnheVi, Mr. J -c ;
Mr. Tolle. "The Star Spangled Panncr" Kayle Choir and Concrrgatnm.
Hedge Organ: "Te Deum in A" Kchnecke.Corgregstion. .Mrs. Jones, Mrs. lacohelli, Mr. Jone. Row flmvn Thine Ear".. . Mr. Tolle. Frank Anthem S-Iectr-i Quartette. Mrs. Donaldson. Miss Perkins, Mr. 40-j: "Awake Our Souls" ' Hyrd. Mr. I.aKollette. Ca!km ', Suh.iect Third in the series t,f VesCongregation. per talks on great themes siigiresteH tserecuoe" .... DiclMrson ; by the war: "Idealism of Histor.c
Try Dale's home-made kraut. Phone i f.82.
RECORD OF THE PAST
Ruth Perkins.
mn Xo. 411: "Cannnburg". . . . . - Schumann : Congregation. ! ili'ide: "Grand Chorus" Dubois' Miss Ruth Perkins.
FIRST BAPTIST CHI Kill.
America Revealed by the Grea' War." WALXfT STREET BAPTIST.
preaching
Sunday sch at 11 o'clock
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ol, 10 o'clock
ening
No Stronger Evidence Can Be Had In j Lebanon.
' Church.'
The Sunday school meets at 9.4V This being the ti th Harry Bi.hxnnn as superintend- and appoint commit' t. The new teachers will be in f-ervaion ;n acrord
Look well to their record. What 'their places tomorrow. Let us come ment's order, let ea
ne to organ :rs on food ct ith our govci h niemher
J. Bowman, pa-;tor.
(HRISTIAX SCIENCE.
at 11 a. m tcr Death.'
they have done many times in years , together promptly for the opening presnnt. Our Master taught it lonr gone by is the best guarantee of fu- I i-imbrr by the oirhestra. , ago. "Gather up the fragments."
ture rcsulta. Anyone with a bad back; ! Group four v. ill be in charge of the Tomorrow is also home-coming day
any reader suffering from unnary young peoples hour al six o clock, troubles, from kidney ills, should find The subject will be "Patriotic Youth." comforting words in the following ; A cordial invitation is extended to all. statement, I The mid-week meeting will be held Mrs. W. G. Keely, N. Lebanon St., ' Thursday evening at "M0. The conLebanon, says: "I suffered from j stitution and by-laws will be combackache at different times for sev- j ;,!cvl at that time. This has been ernl yoara. The worst pain was ia long and careful task and involves across iy kidneys and sometime? kept ' a complete re organization of the me for aleeping well. As one of church. The meeting will he open to
the famiry had had so much benefit i all.
The Women's Indu-tiial Union vvill meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:1". Kurthe-- n'.-tie of th.s meeting voll tie g.w-n.
The spirit of the itervices tomorrow will be n keeping with the president' rail for a day of prayer.
Morning worship, 11-00 o'clock.
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from Doun's Kidney Pills, I began us
ing them and in a short time, I was feeling better." (Statement given j January 4. VjOO.) 1
On October 12, LH5, Mrs. Neely added: "I have hail no occasion to use Doom's Kidney Pills since they I cured me. I am gliwl to continue rec-
Services every Sunda Subject: "Probation A
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Wednesday evening testimony meetings at 8 o'c'otk. heading room is open Mun 'lay, Wednesday and batiirday af ternoon from 2 to 5 o'cliM-k, when tiie lesson sermon may lie i.tudia.: and other Christian Science literature n-ny be read, p'irchaseil or liorrowef,'.
Al! are invited to a vires and to rail at ti Caton-Xcal building.
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FIRST CHRISTIAN.
ommending this medicine as I have Organ. "Andante in C"
. Miss Mary Stevens.
,-rice ,.ic, at au oeaiers. ion i (M Hundred Buigeoi
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doun's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Xeeiy has twice publicly recommended Foster-Milbum Co., Props., Buffalo, N. y.
I lloiia Hymn:
Rc.-p.
"O Worship the King".
Hadvn e: "Father, as we Pray".. I
Xeidlinger
Sunday school, 10.00 a. m.; pie.iih ing, 11:00 a. m.: Endeavor. 6:00 p m.: nrearhinc. 7:00 n. m. A rordia'
Xeidlinger i welcome extended to all.
I '.Ml El) BHETHKLN CHI KCH.
Sundav school. S
COKY & BKATTON FCNEKAL DIRECT 0S3 Offhc fheaa M; keoidnnoa phonsj US as4 'JJ tttanlejr Blort, Eaal Swttji Btreejt
OWEN MORKERT Chiropractor Bonn: i ll a. as.; and 7- p, sa. Conauliaties) and Spinal Analyaie free 230 Cara-Neal Bldg. Phooe (41 X-Ray Spiaugraph Department
CHICHESTER SPILLS B "'"5"""''"''ft-"5e!
l. il. SHOOK TETKEINAEUIff Over Ot Pmf Blora Telephone tSS. .' tanaaoa,- Tad.
ir-aehing a'
OfTerto-y: "Player in E flat" (iroven '10:45 and at 7:00. J. H. and Oli.. Solo: "Ju.t For Today" An.biorf Pellett, pastors. A hearty wekom' Mis Cuy Davis. ( ia extended to all. ermon: "The Chivalry of a Stain- i essaBBasMaBBBassMsasjBBBBai
less Knight." lrmn: "The Great Physician" , Kiockton l'ostiude: "Mauhe Beligieute" ... Cuilmant Evening service, 7:00 o'clock. Organ: "Fantasia" Tours Organ: "An Autumn Sketch" Breever Sentence: "Day is Dying in the West" iiherwin Hymn: "Battle Hymn of the Republic." Keapoane: "Father, V.nate'er ....! X'ageli Anthem: "Hast Tbou Ket Known" Pfluegcr 'JrTertory: "Andantino" Iemare
Hymn: "ve Fouad a rrirnd . ... i" SWbb'as ! Sermon: "Keep Thy Heart With All 1 Di'igenci."
Fostiude: "Swedisa March" '
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AUTO INN General repairing and storage. Acresseries. Kelly-Springfield and Fiako Tire. GASOLINE 2U North Lehanoa St Phone XI
Republican City Ticket
Mayor PAUL 0. TAUER. Clerk JOHN O. CASON Treasurer REGINALD STEWART Councilman at Large WILLIS H. WINN ALFRED M. LO ELAND Councilman First Ward HARRY HURT Councilman Second Ward CHARLES R. MILLER Councilman Third Ward IRA BOYD Councilman Fourth Ward ELMER STARK
Buying shoes that do not war well is like feeding your money to
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You might as well throw your money to the bird. as to wear ill-fitting inferior shoes. A superior shoe thr.t costs you exactly what it is worth will wear several times as long as the other kind and hold its
i-hape and your dignity in place at tho same time. Morgan Shoe Co.
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$$$$$$ s $ $ $ $$$$$$$ SF2.-.00 TO $300.00 Loaned upon Fumiturr, Livtstock and othor CkatWs at !fal rafc TWENTY-FIVE PAYMENT PLAN In sums of $;i0 nntl over ou may have 25 rr.ontlid in which U your losin, or you muv re.av uonr if you lik. SPECIAL TERMS TO FAR.MERS , Write u- r,r call upon u-i for full particulars. ' y Will be in Lebannn each Friday M W. A. SWANK 411-13 Ben llur Eldir. Crawfonlsviile, Ind. 101 Vj West Miiin street., Lei anon, Ind. (Squire Trowbridge'i all as)
DR.W. R. MAYO SPECIALIST
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WILL BE AT THE CLUTE HOTEL
Lebanon, Indiana .- V-.. f'f' FRIDAY fZ . . Nov. 2, '17i. )VV. j And every four weeks there- 5fli i r-lt.xjtASr after. Dr. Mayo has treated a nun.ber of cases of cancer wUh.mt the f Dr. Mayo has treated soece isfully all forms of t'l-.roi.ic Deases that are curable, such as diseases of tiie Brain, Heart, Lungs, Throat, Eye and Ear, Stomach, Liver, Kidney, Bladder, Blood Fuison, Fee turn. Dropsy, Female Diseasei Ivejvous Diseases, Eczuraa, F.p!e.P"'i Catarrh in all stages, etc. I17 V A peedy, permaiieiil Mtd lasting cure is rhr,i I w ll give I'lLll you beyond a doubt if your case ia curable; if not I will riot accept your money and promise to du anything f-r you. The bt3t reference I could give as t professional reliability is the many cured, satisfied patients I dismus. Diseases Peculiar To Woman Given Special Attention I will give the POOREST man a chance as well as the RICH to receive a cure from me at a SMA LL COST. There is no man too POOR to get my best advice FP.EE. Variecele and Hydrocele. Our one treatment cure Is what yon should have. Only one visit is required. We do no cutting. All eigne disappear within a few days or weeks. Blood Poison, Skin Diseases. We will give you treatment that will in a few days cure all rath sores. St.rir-'a, Kidney, Bladder, Prostatic Glands are scientifically treated by us. Our methods immeditely benefit you. Piles, Fistula. We can cure so quickly and easily that you will be surprised.- We will give you just the result and cure you are looking for. Rupture Treated. After an examination we will tell you just what we can do for you. If we can not beneSt and cure you, we will frankly and honaetly tell you se. Call on or address, W. R. MAYO, 843 N. Delaware Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Fall Brighten Up Needs The unusual kighteniiii- up effect of the many useful house-hold requisites, which we have bt'xked for jour needs will meet every purpose desired for your fall cleaning. Radiator Paint, Stove Pipe Enamel, Flour Paint, Furniture Polish, Gold Paint, Furniture Varnish, Floor Varnioh, Piiiijl" for .Uiird'.vnud effect, Puiot. in nuiall ,ai l-.ucts iti general use, Aluminum Paint, Bath Tub Er.ar.icl, etc. Let um supply your needs. Oak Drug Store MASTERS & MITCHELL
SOUND SECURITIES NETTING 1 TO 7 PER CENT Dulling! Service iiatiafius ca reful investors ho di-muitd safety and rc-M.aablu raturn, IIARUY L. KEKWGIiTHY, rhwis- m, RcprenURg TIIE it. L. ROLLINGS COMTANY liidi3rM!i .Columbus, Pittsburgh Philadelphia
I-honeS CADILLAC, PAIGE AND PINNELL-COOMBS i DODGE BROS.' CARS 1 UKaoa'e Usdiag U-b- Tar. ! FKJ,:SX0NE AN) "J, ! TIRES The First National Bank : ENGLISH AUTO AND The oldest and larj-eat ' TRACTOR CO. bank in P.oone county. - -i 1 VVOOLEY & EDWARDS ! fifjv Y I R03TONIAN SHOES DR. R. D. (JARRISON ? , "" DENTIST DR. A. F. NELSON Farssen State Baak Beile'lag VETERINARIAN Booms 8-2 Paoae , . . i Davis Bros. Ltery Era ZZZZIi. Phones 7 and 2007 . ! Metzgcr Lumber & Coal Co. ' THE PHONE OltDF.It HOUSE w-ivi too Tt . pi,. ia And Save Money on Groeertea Lebanon and Thorn'.own. Phone IB , ; J. W. DAVIDSON I Acro.s from Traction Station SamkM,(di' ,0Hn h. hoy General Real Esute Business " ' GRAND OPERA HOC3E State Auto Insurance wi Phone ioo t Covers Complete I Z. C. SMITH 1 --r" I 2d I Nurth Meridian. Phore 92-Y I ' T) M South Letianon Phona 201: JONES & STARK mmmmmmmm) mm "T??? j CL.OTHIER3 SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Baits that Suit I SHARPENED Sooth Side Squaea inpie edp,. ,ef tljten n..i.?s . . . . Double C'ige, per i-n ...ajt .r We pay postage one way. " Darker & Son. Lebanon j. g. HIVLNE " ' i Plumbing and Heating LEUANON N ULCANIZING PHONE 701. & SALES AGENCY Every thiug for the auto. DOW i ' automobile. Vuicaoiiing a epeci- ! - ' , alty. ! I ' " XdeFhono 362 Armorj Building j E NOW HA fc !v" AMCO DAIRY FEED !lob Work at RcporteTonire Union i Reporter, by mail, i a Ytar. -!