Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 35, Lebanon, Boone County, 8 November 1917 — Page 6

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iuiiiiiii;ninMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimu;iiimii:imni iiiiii!ii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii 1 1 nuiiiiiiniiinii!!iininiii'iit Notary Service and application blanks Free beginning Saturday, November 10th. A Notary Public will be at our store to fill out your applications for 1918 license. No charge will be made for this Service. The John Burke Co. FORD DEALERS 309 S. Lebanon St. Lebanon, Ind.

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Two additional contributions have 1 been received to the Co. It. mesn fund, 'jrH cne by H. 0. Powell for $1 a:u! anoth-13 er fer the seme cmount from Frc! r: Cocmb. The donations to date are a ; 5 follows: Mrs. Nanry Gilmore S 3.00 ; Hcnw I'Jiimoro 1 ': K. A. M r.Hrvi-l & Pro J. V. Slag'e ?'' ;S J. W. Shumate S.OU Mrs. Charlotte McCain MO

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. . T-r 11. ican statesman, who BerammTranMm stood with Ccorga Washington in the Revolutionary war, was the son of a poor Boston sc.pmaker. He started in the printing business for himself in early manhood, worked hard, lived frugal! and saved his money. He had plenty to live on when old age came. . Take your cu3 from Franklin. Join the legion of people whose savings are growing in our bank. Enjoy the satisfaction of watching the pennies become dollars and the dollars hundreds. See your fortress rise against the possible attacks of sickness or misfortune. Lay the foundation with a part of this week's earnings. r Multiply your money in our care. ' '' v Farmers State Bank

PUBLIC SALE . I will sell at public sale at my residence, 8'i miles MmthtaM of Lebanon, 14 miles northwest of Fayette, on Monday -November 12, '17 BEGINNING AT 10:00 OI LOCK A. M. FOUR HEAD OF HORSES Consisting of one two- ear-old bay eolt, one 33-year-od bay marc, weight about 1,1'W; one li-jenr-old chunk, weighing ibot 1.200; one 7-year-old bay mare, weighing about 1,4.V. CATTLE One Jersey milk tow, fresh in spring; one Holsteln cow. HOGS Twenty-three ."pring shoots, I brood t,ows, GRAIN' AND II A Y Twenty-six xit? corn in field, lij tons clover hay in mow. FARM MACHINERY Mitchell farm wagon, box bed and hay r..(lt. single top buggy, Bailor two-row cultivator, Hayes cultivator, Mc( onr.ick t:indem dine, John Deere riding plow, John Deere planter, 'I horse Hoosier grain drill, harrow, end-gate oats Feeder, pair horse clipper. Planet Jr. garden seeiler, set single hme.-s, set ch:iin harrii';-., et leather work harItem, 8-foot I'lano binder, Great Western manure spreader, fanning mill, tf. TERMS All sitms of 55.00 and tinder, eth. On sums over ? j.0 a credit of 9 months, without interest, will he given, punhaser giving nile with approved freehold security, hearing interest from date if not paid at maturity, 'terms of sale to be complied with before removal of property. ALVIN MARTIN

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Father of Aide lioone. of thin County, Die in Hamilton Cinnly.

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The NoMosvil'c Ledger Boon-, aged eighty-live the oldest men in th" c. buried Monday afternoon, al being he'd in the Ve,i it Denim:, the ervii-es

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p'aep in the Spencer cemeSlu ridan. ne wa married three timer.

and since the death of his last ui'c I'" bus been living among his children. For the past three weeks hewas with his s,n, Alonzo, who conducts a stere at Doming. He -found ded in bed early Sundav mnrning. He had boon in poor health for a enr or more ami his rundit,on had been critical for the pa t ,-everal weeks. "The drease, i? survived hv 'lirw chihiren Almuo and Alza llooiwboth of thie cone;;-, and Aide., of fl'-one county. Mr. fnm. was ,.,., in Randolph county and came to ihi.coun'y with hi parent when he was .-mall. They settled in the virioitv of U cm field and he spent the remainder of his 1,'f.. in the western part of the county. He spent prartirailv al' ' lii-" at f irming. He had a large cirele of acipiairitances."

Col. J. B. HeiuteriMMi, Aurti.neer.

(qo. E. Adams, Clerk

Daily Reporter on any R. R. in Boone County, $3.00 a year

COMMUNITY (LIB MKF.TISG. The Community rluh rf Washington ownsl.ip will held it.) regular meeting

at tne Precinct Friday evening, November 9, nt 7:.'!0. A loc luncn of pumpkin pie. doughnut an I coffee will te :,erver'. Each ladv of the township i a.-l,od to bring pie or dmigh-

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SHOES HALF .SOLED.

At 1'26 South Meridian street. Enin Rowman, 11-u-Ct.

Love liird handkerchief h in high t'-.nol colon for l')e each, nt Craig'n.

Jmige V. H. I'.tt Mis. Floienc- Varn'i D. N. Lewis Elia? IV-lc ' W. M. Hawsitis .... 1'port'r .1 Mrs. Dull 1". Williams Cash Mr.-. In I-MK-r ... Mr. Earl imiliell

Can-nbrll. ? r.itii & Pleycos S. C. licoher S.imu:l Loirr M:ss Mary A. Loin Mrs. M;ir J. Long Frank Il-jtci.in.-'On . Hom-r Dal,W. P. McKl.rey ..

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See our very Big Specials for these two days in

Suits Waists Furs Is Millinery 1

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The Biggest Millinerp Sale of the gear. Come and See.

North SiU' Siunre

Indiana

CRAIG'S "SUPERIOR SERVICE"

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Long D P I: Frank Wick ' S. M. Storms

IN MERCHANT MAinNi:

llvroa I'lihch r V ill Have Part of His iraimni' on (.real ..ikm. 1 I 1 i 1

Will be :! IP an-l n:u urn to Chi

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INVITATION. You are invited to attend the b x upper giv.-n by the Epworth League n the l.-isemcrt of the Methoiiist hutch, Friday, November i ;ii 7:1...

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MAI'lilAf.E LICENSE. .iar.--age iice.-i-e w., i--ued : evening Theii-as A. An nd l!eba M-hler.

RAISERS' MEETING'

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Dr. Olon tn I'tinJ.ut "t'eeting at J:iniv.sloun K. of I. Hull I hi:- Lvenini;.

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of Culver lber-v, In or the I i'l bold h Dr. Oi nd at the

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meeting will be hld November d t:ie ( i rif.'i- meetioir November II A w II !.(,,. tl. fu,,,,. Ts the necessity i-mg more ho.:,. Questi,ms of interest to tin- s-.miic in.lustrv ,0 di-.-us-od. Government price V. jl' receive iieeuj attention. NGTiCE. ice S.tindav, November If). xicVn r-.i-e for the city of I.eba,11 b" " e-icli w.iv onil II n 'lev that time. ."-de. " Taxica". Co.. Phono I .. n -ai Line, Phone UPt. a-ton Taxi Co.. Phone tliMl. Nov. H fitj

Coming to the Grand

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Wedtienday, Novcmljer 14.

For Y u! Mr. Man! MONTHS ACO WE I'LUNCKI) INTO THE task of makinjj- new friends for our Men's Clothes Shop. Ami ly planninf, ahead, we bought where buying was best where quality was highest where, in our judgment, values were greatest. Right planning right buying right co-opera-tion-from the best clothes makers, brought us values that stand alone. Hundreds of New Suits and Overcoats A Mighty Trio of Prices $15, $18.50, $20

Every garment just from the maker, ens of models.

Jones & Stark

DO IT YOURSELF Do it your self. Muke your old car look new. Ask us about 1U NODES' DRUG STORE

CORY & BRATTON rUNEHAL DIRECTORS Offic phona 86; Real dene phono 240 and 693 Starley Block, Eaat SmU F treat

Reporter, by mail. $3 a Year.

Reporter by mail $3 per year

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