Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 29, Lebanon, Boone County, 1 November 1917 — Page 6

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ti', ojhjcrt t-) the tbsni chs rufp. Nrint'i r.ir'i.- Piail1! at the thud lass rate enn w-t h" forv:,iiie1 from t1! office- of original a(iiro?s to itnnrbrr jmstufV? without a nw prepayment of ,nstae On IWf rnbt r 1 another provision of th war ifvenuf art jf". into t.'fYMit, imp(sing a tax of h1 for rmh potag chargp of J.V or fractional part therfof of parcel pot packages which the postage amounts to not than 2"-u pach. The internal rtnvnue tamp affixed to parol in payment of" the tax must be tanrplied by thr sender placing or r ..using to bf placed, thereon hi.- written or stamped initials together with the date up n which Xhf utamps art' atfixed or used. In no

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cel po.ntace y tamps affixed to pan-els, Fuch stamps niu:tt onlv be cancelled by postal employes.

Internal revenue .-tamp for use in

paying hiic-h tux will i,o supplied to

postmaster; in t the public.

This Big Aluminum Cereal Cooker make this One-Week Offer to Housewives here who have not had this Cooker, The cjstof Aluminum has doubled in the last few years. Cooker prices have enormously advanced. But, in fairness to those who, missed it last year, we repeat this Dollar Offer.

Cookers Supplied To a Million Homes Vi's have supplied Quaker Cookers to a million homes at very little prices. Hiit the cost has advanced until our offer is aliii'ist impossible. Put grocers teil us that many housewives mUsed our former offer. They are using (Quaker Oats and I'ettijchn's, and they want this Aluminum Cooker. In fairness, they should have it. bo we renew this offer for next week only. It applies only lo housewives whom we have not simnticd already. It applies only to users of (Quaker Oats or I'emjohn's, or both. It means twice as much as this Dollar Offer meant two years ajjo, (.let this Cooker next week if you are entitled to it. You owe that to yourself.

Double Cooker Pure Aluminum Extra Large and Heavy Cereal Capacity 2 L4 Qti. A Lifetime Utensil

To Rightly Cook Two Famous Dishes We want every user of Quaker Oats and Pettijohn'i to cook these cereals rightly. Right cooking makes them, doubly delightful. It keeps the flavor intact. It makes Jiem easy to digest. This Alumiuum Cooker has been made to order to meet exact require ments. It is extra large, so little of much can be cooked in it. It is extra heavy, made to lost a lifetime. '. This Cooker will next week cost you only $1, if you send us the sales slip we ask for. This it a costly oiler. And we simply want to know, before sending the Cooker, that you are Quaker Oats or Peltijohn's user, ,

This Offer One Week Only Get a sales slip from your grocer showing the purchase of three packages in any combination of Quaker Oats or Pcttijohn's. Send us SI with the sales slip and we will mail the cooker by parcel post. Sales s!i must be mailed next week. This offer applies to this vicinity only. The Quaker Oats Company. 1708 Railway Exchange, Chicago

Quaker Oats Which Saves You 75 Measured by food value, Quaker Oats costs one-fourth as much as the average mixed diet. Po each dollar you spend for Quaker Oats saves ,-m average of (Jats stand supreme among grain foods, in nutrition and in flavor. They form a complete food, supplying every need. As an energy food their fame is proverbial. Make this the chief breakfast dish. Meat and eggs cost five and six times as much. Also use Quaker Oats in bread and muffins, pancakes and cookies. No other food is so eo'iiumtcal. Use Quaker Oats because of the matchless flavor. It is made of queen grains only just the big, plump, luscious oats. We get but 10 pounds from a bushel. Yet it costs you no extra price. 1

Pettijohn's The Laxative Luxury

Pettijohn's Breakfast Food is soft rolled wheat, hiding 25 per cent bran flakes, it is a flavory dainty of which no one ever tires. And it supplies the needed bran. Brau is Nature's laxative. Everybody needs it. Most folks would feel better if they ate it every day. Fine foods clog the system. Bran supplies the needed roughage. Every doctor, as you know, urges its use, to avoid the need of drugs. Try it one week. Note the good spirits which result. Never again will yon return to a branless diet. Pettijohn's Flour is another bran dainty. That is 75 per cent white patent flour ard 25 per cent bran flakes. Use like Graham flour in any recipe. With these two products every meal can include some bran-made dainty.

These Grocers Will Feature the Cooker Offer Next Week

Henry Bonwell . ;. K. Martin . . Lewis & Storm

. J. Smith

Lafayette Avenue . W.' Main Street V Meridian Street ' W. Chicaljrt Street . . . ;j. hast Mreel

Jnhn Sn'pilev . . . ('. R. Matthews S.'initary (irorer

. . 1.HH S. Meridian Street U. Washington Street N. Lebanon Street N. Lebanon Street S. Lebanon Street

J. M. Paveys Grocery.. Hutrhines Grocery Co. K. M. Hlnrkman J. V. Davidson

.('or. Lebanon and Noble Street" S. Lebanon Street S. 1-hanon Street E. South Street

DIED AFTER ILLNESS

TWO DAYS' VACATION'.

. P. B. WINTERS CHIROPRACTOR CONSULTATION AND SI'INAI

Lebanon Schools OiMniswd on A count of Slale Teachem' Meeting.

ANALYSIS FREE Hours 10-12 a. m.; 2 i, 7

Booms 219-220-222-224.

SERVICE AUTO REPAIR LEBANON'S EXCLUSIVE REPAIR SHOP ORVILLE L. BEATTY Bear of Fire Department Telephone 3u0

All of the Lebanon school;, weie di-

7-8 p. m 'Ml twlav to allow the teachers to Phono 28f ! attend the State Teachers' convention at Indianaiwlis. The students will be

jriven a vacation of two day.

Mrs. Sarah E. Evans Expired at Her Home in Mace Yesterdav.

JACK'S REGRETS.

COOK BV WIRE WITHOUT FIRE Interstate Pub. Service Co

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j (By OTIS BRAN'E ) iJai-k Spratt can eat no fat, ; His wife can eat no lean, The reason why needs no reply, 'Tis ea.y to be ; een. Jack ild bin cow and (hat i how He did not raise hi meat. He meunt to buy his home supply, Or at least what they would eat. Rut now he finds that when he dines He has a moatbjss meal. I And on corn bread he now Is fed, j Without mutton, pork or veal. Jack wtshet, now he'd kept his cow j And raised a herd of swine, I That he might eat and ship some meat ' To our soldiers on the line.

A Mace special says: "Mrs. Sarah E. Evans, wife of William Evans, died at her home here yesterday afternoon al.out 3:30 o'clock after an illness which had la.-tcd fur more than u year. She was (il years of age at the time of her death and had lived in this (men fur twenty years. "Mrs. Kvans was born Oetjher II, 18."i! in Clinton county. She is survived by tnr" brother and to sisters. Henry and Cyrus Thompson, two cf the brothers, reside in Mace and the third is Sam Thompson. The two sisters are: Mrs. Mary Hutching, and Mrs. Maggie Callehan. Although funeral arrangements have not been completed it is probable that the body will be taken to Noblesville for burial." Willard Service Station, 209 West South street. Hiram Kox proprietor. Phone 232, residence phone, 818.

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Delivery Wagon Driven hy Ralph McDaniel Hit bv Car.

GREAT SALE. Sidney Kicgin Public Sale One of tht B!t of the KeaMoit,

The Star Bakery delivery wat,'on The sale held on the Sidney Riirgins driven by Ralph McDaniel was struck i farm seven miles west of Lebanon

at the corner of Main and Lebanon j yesterday was one of the best of the!

streets this morning by the north-j season. The total receipts amountbound H-.l," intcrurban car. The di iv-1 ! to SH.'iTii. Hogs averaged $40. the er was unaware of the proximity of 'total receipts from the sale of hogs the car until he was up to the tracks. beii.g 12.075. Cows sold as high as He turned the horse ipiickly saving : 13 and horses as high as $177. The it from being struck, but the side of 'ale was cried by Col. J. K. Henderthe wagon was hit. It was slightly j son and George Adams acted as clerk, damaged. ' j

Call Dale for killing hogs and cat- ' tie. Phone IW. 10-30-St.

JOB WORK AT REPORTER.

R. H. Johnson, live stock and general auctioneer. Lebanon, Indiana, R R. 2.

COURT NEWS.

Itate of Ohio. Ctty of Toledo. I r.uca. rouniv ( Fran J. t'h,nv maket lath that he 1

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suit against Mary Stratton et a!., to cninty ana Bint. aforeai4 . . . ' ('.at eia firm will pav the e-joi of

quiet title.

Paul O. Tauer FLORIST Plenty tt Flower" oa Hand at aft

j WILL TAKE MEN ALIVE. i Th clasa in evangelism at the M. E. ehurck each Thursday evening uni'r tb rlirertioa of th t'p worth i league will prepare yea to take men itiive. All are inTtterl te attend.

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Sworn to before ine and robacrlbrd IB ttyDreeeooo. Uile stb flay of Peceoiber, j Kotary tuhlle. j fTaft's Otarrh Cure Is taken Interne!! na acta direct!--' utr, the Hood ani id'I.

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'Job Work at Eracrier Oce1

On or After November 1st

WE WANT YOUR

Dead Animals

We will have a sanitary plant conforming with all state laws and operating under a state license. We have a sanitary truck and will protect your farm from disease. Your animals removed at no charge to you. LebanonReductionCo. PHONE 9(ffl-L

Democratic City Ticket

Mayor FRANK MYERS. Clerk WILLIAM F. SMITH. Treasurer WILLIAM D- MARTIN. Councilman at Larue HARVE C. TROUT. DELASKIE SMITH. Councilman First Ward NEWELL HOLLOMAN. Councilman Second Ward M. L. ELLIS. Councilman Third Ward URBAN WEITZEL Councilman Fourth Ward GEORGE W. CRIDER.

REI'ORTER, SIX MONTHS BY BIAIL f 1.75.