Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 28, Lebanon, Boone County, 31 October 1917 — Page 7

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FOR SALE FOR SALE Two story brick house. team heat. Four squares from court house; terms made to suit buyr. C. D. King. 10-8-tf. FOR 8ALG -Brand new" Ford chassisC E. Hoffman, at Brenton's Garage. 10-16-tf. FORSALH-Hall Safe. Lebanon Ice Cream Co. 10-22-tf. FOR SALE A yearling Aberdeen Angus registered male. Call phone 1222. 10-29-St. FORSALE 15)7icrc of guoA corn in field. W. E. Miller. R. R. 7, Lebanon. io-.".o-:t. FoTTsALE HalionoTidcondition. nice case. Address V. II. K t Thomtnwn. 1(-;!1 -t FoRlEKoTlFa.re7r "well "improved, on a main mad, i rub's front Lebanon; a tare bargain if sold -non; $200 per acre. Address Fun: V CrtrprhJwrklin. lnd. in !1-Jt FOR 8Ai.KVd1:gfnr' krauti" .. cenU a pound. Call phone rt1.'. 10 .",1 It. WANTED WANTED Fireman :;t f. H , 1. & E. power station. :u rent.- per hour. Phone 47.V J'LlfL'l: WlfrlLTueniy "men" at 25 cents per hour. See John Adams on Indianapolis Avenue. 10 8-tf. WANTED Machinist at interurban car shops. lo-i'iat. WTNfr:i'l"SalJsladVt"once"r rr: manent position to right party; in one of Lebanon's best stores. Address "S " rare Reporter. 10-:;l-:.t. WANTED Place for man anil wife on farm or in town. Address 'U" importer office. lo-;'.l-2t. """"for rent " FOR RENT Suitable room for automobiles and trucks Call phone 946-L. Jf. FOR RENT Seven-room iususe, snail barn. Near square. Nod and Company. 10-27-iit. FOR RENT 0 K TRAt T Siibu rtrail home, on brick street, to exchange for smaller residence, closer in, either trade or rent, Darrough & Shannon. In Wot. FOR RENT Six room modern hoj.-e on North Meridian street. See Frank B. Wooley. lli :tl-;it. LOST LOST Small pocket pur'o let-.eeon rear of Edwards' restaurant nod Inteururban station. Return to Edwards' restaurant. Reward. M-ifl-'tt. LOSt Scottish Rile pin; no name on it. Reward for return to John Burke, Lebanon. 10 :io :;t. OWEN MORKERT Chiropractor Bonn: 1-11 a. sa.; 1-5 and 7-8 p. sm. rltetio9 and Sninal Analysis free Cason-Neal BMg. Phone 633 X-Ray Spinograph Department EL B. SHOOK VETERINARIAN" Over Oak Drug Stare Telephone tit. Lebanon. Ind. DR. L. M. BEAVEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Fsjmert Stat Bank Buildins; 7 . to f p. m. PHONE 254. SEE THE VALLEY FARM LIGHTING PLANT Now on demonstration at J. E. Berkley Elcc. Shop 124 South St. Phone 978-L DRESSMAKING For first rlass dressmaking, call on Mrs. Mary ndersun, 604 Esplanade street. Lebanon, lnd phone 81 0. -MONUMENTS See us for your monumonLi if you want first class stock and workmanship. Call us and we, will bring you to our shop for inspection. Shop phone 102: Res. 113 or 714 FLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY HARLAN MONUMENT CO. DO IT, YOURSELF Do It your self. Make your old ear look new. Ask as a boot it NODES' DRUG ST0SE

T.HflY-flGHTATTII HOME GUARDS F.!EETiNG

First DriU Meeting Will be Held Next Tuesday Night at Armory. The initial meeting of the Home Guards organization was held taut night in the armory. The purpose of the urbanisation was explained by Charles siupr th rpta:n, and general discussion was held. Twenty-eight men turned out, including several from out townships. It was reported that fif'een men had been enrolled at Whitostown. The chief problem for the Home Guunls now is in enlisting enough recruits to serve as a working basis. There will be no enlistment papers to s'irn. The enlistment is purely voluntary and the service optional. Regulation khaki uniforms will be furnished hy the state and the I'. S. army rifles will be secured from the federal government. It is hoped that l.'-o men can be recruited into the eetnnany from Lebanon. Recruits may iirn their names on the roster at the Star Drug Store. The first drill meetng v ill be held next Tuesday night at '.he armory. LILLIAN STEVENS TO BE EDITOR OF THE CEDARS Selection Made Yesterday Afternoon at Meeting of High School Seniors. Liliinn Stevens was chosen editorin chief of the Cedars, the Lebanon high school annual, at a meeting of .he senior class yesterday afternoon. Laurayne Toile will serve in the capacity of associate editor. Earl iilI 'tte as elec ted bu'-ine.s manager and Harry Matthews as assistant business manager. The nominations were made ov the principal. The Cedars staff will be chosen in the next few days. Action is being taken on the annual publication earlier C an usual this year. This is being cone in order to avoid a rush of work just prior to the close of school, which condition has occurred in former years. GROCERiES TO CLOSE AT New Order of Things Will (Jo Into Effect Monday of Next Week. Proprietors of the uptown groceries have agroi-d to cioe lio-ir store- each vening at 7:00 o'clock. The new plan will be put into effect next 'Monday I'ersons who purchase t-upplies from :hc up-town groe.-ries must do so hefoie T p. m. on and after next MonCITY NEWS Call Dale for killing hogs and eatPhone r.RVi. lo-:o ;.t. Cu-lom Cider Making. Call Tl.r.s. Kersey, Haielrigg phone. 10-27-IJt. L. B. Smelser has gone to IndianaI -oils to attend the State 1 ea, ber.-' Inst.-.ute. ( iarenre Kineaid and family, of FnirMeA, are spending the day wuh Mr and Mr. Anthony Kineaid. Wil!.trd Service Station, 2Kt West South street. Hiram Fox proprietor. Phone ,, residence plione, 818. AI)VKI(TISEI) LETTERS. Mrs. Frank Davis, Artista Theatre, Mrs. C. King, Thos. V il(..n. I.onzie Sirn-, J. E. Shirley. Orhart Carage, Frank Kin.blm. Mrs. Simon Sipu,,,ky, Miss l.ucile Bays, .121 We.-t North street, ,;v. Noah Smith, Mr. Jos-ph Robots. REWARu. a .. . A... I or t.u .!..::, b... paid for the information und name of the persr-n who is soaping and damaging plate glass insured hy this company. Mutual Plate GUse Co. E. T. LANE. Pres. C. F. S. Ncal, See. i'i-2fj at. NOTICE. The annual meeting of the Boone County Chujavr of the Red Cross, will be held Weonesflay evening, November 7, at 8:00 o'rlork in the convention Kali of the courthouse, for the purpose i f fleeting an erocutive committee. J0-31 7t. rC

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Lebanon. Sylvester Cunningham, who had hiK The j. yy O. Miller of Craweyes operated on at the Witham hos-1 f0rdsvi!le filled his appointments si.

'rital last week is getting along , thj, plar, Sunday. The Kev. Mr. Rirtennicely. i baugli-filh-d the pulpit In the foieMrs. Grant Stevens and two chil-1 noon and the Rev. Mr. Miller preached ! dren, Grant Wayne and Louis Ruth, at night. There was a very good at- ! of Danville, lnd., James Hall, wife tendance although the weather was I and son, James pelmon, Jr., of No. 10, very unfavorable. His next regular ! took Sunday dinner with Mr. and : appointment will be the second Sunday : Mrs. Henry N. Cavin and t" on I in November. Come and hear a good i Moncil Dclaskie and Lawrence Eu-jrmon. : " . ' I Mrs. Clara Cranford and daughter, NORTH FIELD. ! Mary Elga, from Johnson county. 0ark KhMm,kpr . n(,m m , came last week to keep house for Ed I fur,oueh frorn Frjday untii Monday Rohison at Pikes' Crossing. Mrs. , from tamp Tuvo. (0 vjait hiR ,,arenti Cranford and Mr. Robison are brother jM J)H MrR (cr(ie shofmMRer. , and sister. Arthur Kouns spent Sunday nt Oral M. Cavin, wife and baby, Inei Perry Hancock's. Issbelle, spent Sunday with Mrs. I Messrs. Roy and Willie Quick, of Belle (llendenning in Perry township. 1 Fail-view, sent Saturday night and Mrs. Zora Stevens and children, Sunday with F. W. Stevens and famWayne and Lois, of Danville, lnd., , ily. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Shoemaker are spending this week with her sis-1 and daughters, Bernice and Rosemary, ter, Mrs. Carrie Cavin, and family, 'and Cecil Mace spent Sunday there Mrs. Clara Cranford and daughter, i , Mary Elga, of Pikes' Crossing, spent ; (:riInl'1 "d 0tl' of (,a'1"one ,,v last week with Fred Dunn '". P" Sunday l(h H"mer (,ril' and family. i nld "nd family. ,.,.. . , ' Clay Dill, of Nohlesville. spent u Mrs. I.ucinda Rohison spent from , . and fn Monday until Thursday w ith her bro- j v jther, David Stowers, near Terhune, ' Momlay who ,s v,r" 1 after being closed two week, on cJohn Cavin, wife and daughter, ,.ount f the teacher getting burned. Miss Alpha, attended church ut Pitts- Harve Bush and family, Fr-'d hero. Sunday ami took dinner with j Thompson and family spent Sundav Tiilnian Lowder and family. ' with Henry Baker ami family.

Loral Cavin and wife, of near Max. and Miss Inei Cavirt, of Oak drove, .-pent Thursday with John Cavin and family. John Harder' y and wife, of Thorntown, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Newton Harderty and family. Miss Sylvia Hardes.y and Mis.; Opal flall spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Will Hayden in Lebanon, and ati nded the masquerade party ut the ! :gh school building. , Russell Kelley, wife and daughter, .Mi'dred, n"ar Stewart's Chape1, snoot Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Milr and son, Mron. Misses Cora and Vena f 'inninghani spent a few hours Sunday with thenfather, Sylvester Cunningham, who is a patient at the Witham hosp-tal. Huren Cunningham, wife and son, Ryron Sylvester, spent Sunday with (Irorpo (limner ami family, Rl'RAL ROlTE SIX. Miss Olive Tucker spent Sunday with Misf. Ruth Campbell. ITioso who sK-nt Sunday with Cliff Warburtnn ami family were the iiev. .Mr. Bu-.-kner, wife ami children. ,ladvs ami llervl, and Miss Ivy Caldwell. Mr. and .Mrs. Eugenn Stephenson and children, Wanda Maxine. Oh I.ee ind lnia spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earn Sample and children, lleb n and Mariorie. Mrs. Robert Kinkead and Mrs. John Bex'.iil are on the Fiek list-Iji-t Sundav was the first anniveru.y f tl Chn.,ti;.n En dtavor. There was a very good atMiss Lottie Swope and MifS B-t Campbell spent Sunday with Misi Basel Kinkead. Mr. and Mrs. Uira Shirley an. daughter, Marv Margaret, and Mrs Ira Ihnsmore and children spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Truss Shirley Mr. and Mrs. Joe Land snt Sun .lay with Mr. anl Mrs. Ainslie Perkim and children, Marv and Helen Mil dred. r.veryDo'ly is invited to attend the . . . , . , . , . protracted meetings which are being Everybody is invited to attend the held at the Elizavill. Services begin at 7 Rapti: church. Miss lla Tucker spent Sunda with Ml. and Mrs. Kay Tucker. ( haries Bowman of Camp Taylor hy., .pont Saturday night and Sun day uith friends near Fli.aville. MT. ZION. Oscai Erp id family spent Sum! Dear Terftune. with relative M. M. Edrington and family R. M. Billing-dy and wife, of nrfl Sunday. 'i.i'.ed l.ebaBun Humidor and Mrs. Caldwell hud several head of sh-ep killed by dogh one night laid week. Carl Ferguson and family, from near Ru.-htown. sper.t Sunday with Dorsey Rutler and family. Mrs. Margaret Beck und Frank Uightenour spent Sunday with Alert Rightenour and family, near Lower Mt. Zion. Ernest Fdrmirfon and fxrrilv visit ed Harry Ross and family Sunday, Clift Stanwl and wife, from near Shannnndale, spent Monday P. Stevens and wife. tith H. MAI'LK GROVE. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bradley and son, Marvin, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Rome Rader in Lebanon. Mr. and Mm. John Alter spent Sunday with Mr. -and Mrs. Roy Artman near Big Springs, Rev. and Mrs. W. (f "Williams of Ijamm attended chuft. ""tt this place Kun'tfty. - ' ' Tie P.ev. W. O. Miller took dinner Sunday with Mr. and Krs. .Joseph ed M Ci ! Of

near Cmter rhunh attended cuurth at this place .Sunday night. The Rev. Kirtenbauph, who is studying for ministry at Indiawpolis visit-, ed Saturday night with Isaac lsenhour and family. ' Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stulti en.

Ltertained at dinner Sunday the Rev. Sir. P-iirafcngh of Indianapolis and the Rev. and Mrs. W. H. William of Lester Baker spent Saturday night nith relatives cf Tailhote. Little Bernice Shoemaker vtsit-d ichool at Hot.oken Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wood Stevens, Mr. ir.d Mrs. Emmet Shoemaker arid laughters Bernice and HoMniiirv. iteil Tuesday with Mr. and (-haries iiuick of Fairview . ADVANCE II. It. NO. 31. .Jiimes Proffitt anil family and Okie i'mflUt and family were Sundav guest.- of Sam Frnzior and family. I aw-ence Riner spent Fridiv and Saturday with Walter Bush and fam;ls". V. A. Laslry and wife and Leo Simmons und wife and daughter, Mario Alice, of Indianapolis, were Sunday afternoon callers of f.eorgo Brnshar and family. Frank Riner nnd family were in Lebanon Saturday. Mollie Canada and son, Carl, of New Ross, spent Saturday with John Xicley and f imily. Chas Canada and family spent Snturday night with Ceo. Ray and wife.' Lawrence Riner nnd wife' sppnt Saturday nitrlit and Sundav wi'h Will Riner and fondly. C'aude Lucas and family and V in. Riee and wife, of Lebanon spent Sundav with Lafayette Lucas an.l family. Vint Riner and family, Marion Riner and family and Carl Riner and wife 'd,."nt Sunday with Emmet Riner and ife. TKRHINE. ' i. I.illie l-Vrgusr-n spent Thurslight with her daughter, Mr.-. K. M. Cox entertained Sunday, Ed Smith and family and Walter Crazier and family. Walter Wallace and family spent Sunday at the Jacob Ferguson home. Mrs. M B. King spent froni Tnursday till Saturday with her parent.-., Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wilson. Mr. King was a Thursday night guet. Ml : Or Roe snxnl I :st u.I, ,u , .7 , ,, w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mrs. iank Wis.. nd Ruth Cash e on the sick list. John Allen and wife spent Sunday ith their son. Forest Allen, at Kirklin. S. K. Stoops and famil) tained at Sunday dinner si their relatives in honor of Sto-ps, from Oklahoma. Bernard E. King, who is s the I'm ted Stall's navy, has ;l of vmg signed to the battleship Kentucky, .Mr. and Mr,. N. J. King ami Mr. and Mrs. H. II. King motored to Lebanon Wednesady. ' " 1 SHFPARI. , r The Red C ross met Thursday aftrrn.wn at the Central high .i,o..l Q' '' "f 'M''le VFI" l'r58' em Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCoy and Meet Khirley took dinner Sunday with William Shirley. Frank Reese und family have boon visiting in Harrison county. The Red Crr-ss will give a mask social and pie U.,er at Centra! high school Thurwiay night, November 1. Everybody invited and all eomt masked. , J.tMESTOWX. Mrs. Ida Fcrree is home from the MethedW hoipital wnere she underwun an operation. Mia. reree is : convaWmg nirely. S O. R. Rohbms is sufferinsr from a : sprainfNl arm caused , ti-ying to frnsik his mschine. n ji i fct. J-' Armbruslir has been to

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' ; " : vation without an exception of any kind. ut'a.:iii.'. - f us onee 'n a wh''e doe such a s;ile come uloniti iLvffyi:ii&! and when it does come it is an occasion that reaches every corner of the city and even pushes its hand into the surrounding country. Such an occasion can not pass hy unnoticed. It's an impo.sHibility, because of its wide scope because EVERY HAT goes at A REDUCTION. Lack of space makes a detailed description impossible ALL fur hats, ALL K"ld laiv hats ALL untrimmed shapes ALL children's hats ALL trimmings, Paradise, aigrettes, goura, fancy feathers, dowers, ribbons, EVERYTHING IN OUR ENTIRE STCK K OF MILLINERY goes into this event.

Choice of all Pattern Hats-Kieth-Patterns-All newValues to $12.50 ...

TRIMMED READY-TO-WEAR HATS, worth to S4.50 and $3.00, Saturday, choice $1.98 There are plain banded sailors, sailors with riblxm, feather and novelty stk'kup garnishments, sailors of varying widths, also trim tricorne effects and shirred brim styles, black and colors, Lyons and other silk velvet qualities, all abounding in pretti- (JM (Q ness and exceptional value; Saturday tpAeiO

VELVET TAMS For misses and children. black and colors, new styles; values to $1. .V.L, at.. . . 98c Illinois whem .h" will viit her daughter, Mrs. Ms.ttie Todd, and fam- , ilv. , I The Rev. and Mrs. Hal.-tead will leave Monday for their pew charge at Princeton. Mrs. America Smith is slowly improviriir. The revival to be htl.t at the Christian church has la-en postponed till after corn gathering. The Rev. Mr. Sellers, of Indianapolis, will be the evangelic and the IVv. Homer Da'e ihe new na-l-ii-. will conduct the meriing. Win. Courtney will be leader if tip- singing. The Christian church congregation gave the Rev. and Mrs. HulsH-ad a reception Thursday night. SCHOOL NO. 4. Anna Bu-h, who is attending srhonl at lleechwood is .-pending the week end with home folks. J. II. Push had a mixup with a road hog last .Sunday in which Rush came out second be-t, mim:s wind.-hield and top. The hog escaped without n scrateii. Paul N. Routh spent Sunilay at heme. Paul k exp'-eting to be sen' to Fi anee soon. Ptiren Shoemaker f pent Sunday a' Rioominglon with his si-tor, Mis: Chi.. Shoemaker. liessie ami Ru-s.-l Shoemaker. Ear Read.-haw ami Roy Snow motored t Camp TaVr !a-t Saturday to visi Clark Shoemaki-r, v. ho i.- in Maining there. Those who took dinner Sunday with J. B. Shoemaker and wife wen VV. A. W(s1 ami family, Vina Dalit and children, Thyra Yates and daughter, Orval Thi-tb'thwaite anil wife Frank Yates and family, Harry Johnsen and family. THOHVIOWN. Charles I'eiguson and family spen' Thin. iiluy afternoon in Lehanin. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Campbell art t!., pirrnt.' ef u '-'T h"rn tuber 21. Kathleen Saunderlunil, Margaret Loveless nnd H nel Fuget spen' Thursday afternoon in Lebanon, lh guests of Kathli-en Mitchell. Mrs. fieorge Loveless and children returned home Saturday after wrk' viiit in Imlianapolis. Miss Young, of Chicago, spent Sun day with Rev. and Mm. Duel. . Mis. Vernie Allen and Son, Gaylard, spent last Week in Indinnhpolis. Mrs. Verril returned to her home in Gooriiand Friday aflrr a visit with Mrs. Anna Duel. : . Haven Johns, of Indianapolis, spent Stmrtay with his mother, Mrs. June Jol.ns, ' flora G'iiiMs nnd family gnent the

-REDUCED Trimmed Hats-Untrimmed Hats -Trimmings-Everything E0R LESS

Thi$ means every Rat CHILDREN'S HATS Ages 2 to 12 years, all kinds and colors, new .tyles ; values to $2.00, at.. . 98c

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ween end wttn John Grimes anil wife of No. 7. Mrs. W. J. Mi.ler, who scalded her aim lust week, is much improved. A masque party was given to l.ydo Miller Kudav night in honor if his i.irtiiday. The evening w:h spent in a social way. Refreshments of pressed chicken sandwiches, ginger rake, pickles nnd coffee were served. R. R. NO. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Gray and son. Lu'lier jr.. spent Saturday night ami Sunday with Thomas Giav and family. Earl Staton and wife spent Saturday night and Sunday with Carl Matnn end family. Mrs. Clcie Staton ami pen. Irvin l.eon. .-pent from Thursday with Mr. ind Mrs. Thornton Harris, of ClorMiss May Dillon spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Cloie Staton. Hurt Roberts, wife anil daughter. May, spent Sunday with Carl Staton and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Furts, of Clerlont, spent Sunday with Cloie Staton nd family. Vrnest Smith anil family spent Aedne.-iiay with Mrs. Ella MeClain. Miss Ruth Wilson spent Saturday igiit and Sunday w'h George Hmn and family. ROSSTON. Mrs. Griswold ami ..on, Otis, of 'air'iew, stKrnt Sunday w ith Homer Jrisv.old nd family. Carl Mace-Spent Saturday with hit. ousiii Ixnnie Mace. Chaift-s Shaw spent Suniiay witl": iuh Kold. Mrs. Cynthia Vance is speniiing a days with G. W. New and wife. Pa-il Baker and family, Enie-t ouns ,-md family and ( haries Walker tnd fa.nily were Sunday guM:: of lenry Iftsker and family. Roy and Willie Quirk spent Saturday night and Sunday wna Wwei itevens and family. MIDWAY. Mart Jucksnn, wife and son, Luther, spent Sunday w ith Bert KernodI nd wife of near Liiton. Oscar Fiaher and wife and Earl Lowe and family attended the ail di.y meeting at Brunswhk Sunday. Mrs. Maude Wyeth, Mrs. Alice tackson aed,M)s Edith Cummings called Mrs. Cbloe McCoy Thursday if last wrek. Glenn Pahody snent Monday night with his grandparents at Lebanon. Mies Edith Cunimihg spent from Saturday until Tuesday with Flem Beyd ami family.

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f" T . ffiPLmpiBE I eOpit IMHICC IU 1'IIVC 1IKUI i Off with Dr. Edwards' j Olive Tablets I A prmrriv face rill not embarrass you j mud! Innpier if you git a package id Dr. Ed'varrts' Olive Tablets. The skin ' should begin to dc ater you have' i tai.cn the tn!.l-t-. a few night Cleans t'-e btort!. kow4s and liver ! with lr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the j surcesstui:inijsiiiutefo; ca'oon.-i, ib-sle's i no sickness or p.tin alter t'ikir? them. I Dr. Edwards' Olive T ibiitr, do that which calomel does. a;id just a? effecI tiveij. but their action is frentle and I safe instead of severe and irn'ating. j No one who takes Olive Tablets is ever cirrsed with a dark brown lastr," i a bad breath, a dull, listless, ''no good" ' feeding, constipation, torpid liver, bad I disposition or pimply face. ' Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a i purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their ! olive color. Dr. Edwards spent years smong pg. tients afflicted with liver and bowel complaints, and Olive Tablets are the immensely effective result. Take one or two nightly for a week, Se how much hetter you frel and bwk. 10c and 2x per box. Ail druggists. 'iJMIIIIIIIM'IIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIir. J Miss Tillie White j Spirella I Corseticre 1 60a E. Main St. Ihanon, Ind s Telephone M7-L rillllMllllilllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIllllllllll. Karpens' Upholstered Furniture. COULTER-SMOCK CO. AUTO INN General repairing and storage. Accessories. Kelly-Springfield and Fiske Tires. GASOLINE 2lc North Lebanon St Phone 21 Get the Habit Save and bank with the FARMERS' STATE BANK