Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 45, Lebanon, Boone County, 20 November 1917 — Page 2

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ITWOOAYS'CAMPAIGN v TO SAVE SEED CORN : I Johnston County Corn King Aids in Work in Thia County This Week.

i i ii i ii in i ii . i hi Adler's 35th Anniversary Sale

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Here's aTip on Winter Comfort Men! S. U. S. Preferred-thats it! That is Superior Union Suits the biggest payers of comfort dividends. It's the active man's underwear, the free and easy union suit that gives freedom of muscle and ease of mind. Can't bind in the crotch. Can't gap in the seat. Gives durable wear where the wear is hardest. We'll treat you w hite and fit you right the Superior Comfort Wav, hv TAPE MEASURE, not by GUESS .MEASURE.

J Elbert Perkins Co. E i Good Duds for Pad and the Boys.

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George L. Kcrlin, Johnson county corn kmt, special agent of the L'nited Statea Department of Agrirtil'ure, 1; heading the "9 'layi' campaign in this county to urge the farmers to nave seed corn. He, with A. J. Dillon, of l'urduc Iniversity, hl charge of an organization meeting of farmers, business men and grain Heal ers, hehl yesterday afternoon in the office of the county superintendent of schools. Ixiea! men vvre chosen to head automohile committees which started out this morning to seek out (ir Ids of good corn and urge the owners to wive as much as possible for seed. The campaign is to continue i today and tomorrow. There will be : a serious shortage of seed corn next : season if farmers who have it this : year do not save more than enough i for themselves.

AITKEHATIVE WORDS.

Nnthan Woody (iratelul rtr Comfort kit Sent to Him. Mr. and Mrs. Crorgo T. Miller who nt a comfort kit to Nathan Woody, a niemher of (lattery A. .'l-Tith Kielii Viiiliciy at Camp Taylor, have received a letter acknowledging the gilt with expressions of appreciation, fit write.-;: "Die emifort kit arrived la.t we-k in (rood shape and I thank yen vhiv much fi r it. They are a irr"a' thing f"r the soldier. EveryIh'ng is aeul atifl in a compart package. "'Ihmir. are coming line with the biys f I food and plenty, barracks u aim and "-lean and Ml of us in ex-c-llee; h'-i!:h. The boys from Boone -( intv are viiy lucky I -hou'd sa . b.-th in trgatd to the branch of the servic- th-y at" in and th" officers wh.i are over ihem. Our ot'icrs anLk' d b;, evr man in ino ISa'tery and iv. ry or1 of them ar tine fellows hrugh and through."

HEAD-ON COLLISION.

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Th': way to (rot th ; full plate t tf bank vur n;-;ry i;i tV. No matter how small your deposit is. I!.NK it. As

ance (rrowl, a feeling of comfort, of security for ihe future gn witii it. The world look brighter to ;. ou ixi'au.-i , come wbal m you and your family are aecuro against want. Our panic it a r: place for your money. Tut YC'LT. money in ni l! Hank. We j 4 per cent interest. j

FIRST NATIONAL BANK

Motorman Hurt When freight Car ard Line Car Collide on Itcn Mur. Yesterday's Crawloriisviile Journal say..: "A friight ear going "as' on th' i rtl 'estoni this morning had a ire v .-t. 'i'hey m'H in a .-han. curve ti-;., sii!" of I.izton ntn ul 7 'tn. The ti.int i ndj oi hth cars were smashed a. id a freight ear .was telescoped up on a coal car loaded vvtih cinders, i. i!k o.-nn, a motel mart on the IT. Hint, had hi-s rollar-b..ne broken and !,: otherwise bruised up. The :w, id. rt ,s M:i:;w.! nt,. the crew of the tine (r for DO. prn,ie;-!y ot'ien'irif the tunc of other cars."

Pl liUC SALE CALENDAR

N. ve,ber I viday- Harry II. Ib ward, it niW peithea-t ..f I daii'o'; hor-es, ea'tle. heirs, feed. Iteropiber I, s.uid.n-W in. Ktzler, hei.d of -I. y cows; "a!.- !.. be held nt North .ie,-t'bain. Lehaiion.

II. n't ,i-s the box supper for Y. V. ('. A. bcm-lit at Castle Hall huilditiir. We.o,..,lay n.glit. at T .'tO o'clock. ' RKCORI) OF THE PAST

No Stronger Kfidencc Can Re Had In Lebanon. Look well t their record. What they have done many times in years gone by is the best iru irantoe of future results. Anyone with a bad back; any reader .sufTcniitr fiom urinary troubles, from kidney ills, .should find comforting words in the following

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Thousands of Dollars1 Worth of Standard Quality Goods at Less Than Present Market Prices 35th Anniversary Sale Specials! Toilet Goods

75c ladies' flannelette FQ frowns OtC 25 to 40 watt Tungsten elec- - Q trie lamps JLtC 65c children's fleeced gowns, JTQ Anniversary Sale price OtC $1.50 children's gingham &-t fC dresses PXVl $2.95 silk shirt waists, QQ Anniversary Sale price. . .5 A0 75c light and dark bunga- PP low aprons t)t)l $1.50 Ford radiator covers QQ Anniversary Sale price OC $2.00 Ford hood covers, (J-t Q7 all models l.O I $1.75 Johnson Freezone QQ for radiators MOtS C5c ladies' rubbers FJA,r Anniversary Sale price OvV

12k 98c 89c

20c ladies' black hose, Anniversary Sale price. . . $1.50 sateen underskirts Anniversary Sale price. . . $1.00 corsets, all styles, Anniversary Sale price. . .

$1.25 woolnap go-cart robes, Q Q sizes 36x50 70C $2.25 extra heavy cotton (I " PA blankets, pair . 5JLt)l $1.25 ironing boards, OQif Anniversary Sale price tOL $8.00 Duntley Vacuum (Jp PA Sweepers 50l)v

$1.50 ladder stool, hard wood.

Anniversary Sale price..

Stirling Talcum Powder, 1 lb. cans, extra fine, special at 25c Tooth Bniohes, Anniversary Sale price

88c

9c 9c

ALL 25c ARTICLES 21c Woodbury's Sachet Powder .Melbahne Face Powder Meiba l.ov-Me Talcum Meibu Ilabv Toilet Pow.kr Melba ii'os? Blush M. lba Nail Finishing Paste Holme's Frostilla tor hands WooiiieiryV Fare Powder W iodn'ov's Faeinl Soap Wo.-.lliary'. Shaving Stick . W todbiiry's F'acial Cream Culpat-'V Kental Ribbon Cream Kolynua Iental Cream. ALL 50c ARTICLES 42c Melba Face Powder Melba .kin Cleanser Melba Cream Kl Perfeeto Veda Rose Rouyo Kl Ka.'o lia r Uemover 1'ebe.To Tooth Paste Pompeiati SI assume Cream Melba Lilac Talcum Powder.

Underwear, Etc. I Domestics & Linens

Mn extra hfavy wool knit swratprs, brown, (Tray r.nil bluet Jumio collar, all sizes, worth PO QQ $4.00, Anniversary Sale VvO ! fays' rxtra heavy wool sweater:;, all colors nnd Htzt-. a sample lot, values to $o.(K), An- dJO JQ nivrrary Sale )mmkO Ladies' knit auto hoods, all colors and stylos, CQf $1.00 values. Anniversary Sale OoL I.ndii y' toques and cap-, knit or brushed wool, QQ all rfrs, up to 75c values OVL idds and ends in toques and ncarfs, .ome slightly soiled, values to 50c, Anniversary '

Men's extra havy navy blue sweaters, JnmtHj Qoilnrs, all sizes, $1.50 vaiiieK ..

( hildren's union suits, medium weight fleeced, Cft alt sizes. Anniversary Sa!e price OVC

I.a;lie' Vellastic union suits, extra heavy

tigered, regular and extra sir.es nt the

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I. uiU'.-' medtum fieet-el union suit?, white and ecru, high ur dutch neck. Anniversary Saic dJ QQ

3i)0 fancy towel.-', linen and turkish, sr ly soiled, but t x niordtnai v values, J5r erade. Anniversary Sale

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."t0 towels, fancy, plain linen or turkish, ?wme sliphtiy s'nUd, values to 50c, Anniversary rtP

98c

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patterns. Just threi

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eri.ed table linen, (rood

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of iro.d quality table linen, pure i.ew patterns, 1 .25 (trade, jjg

table linen. ffl 7fT

Quilted Jumbo ba.s. Aari'vers.;ry Se.le . . . 3 inch cotton i laid dresses and comforts, sary Sale

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'I h; 'ifl. inst the tllinir for CXn . Anniversary Sale, each .. ..OJC s:'.- ',y.:"': f.'::;:.,:':"!':.S1.00

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SAVE OSK POVNH OF IT.ol li I :T. WKKK ANI Obit AI.LIF.S W I1.L IIAVK I Kr.Al'.

Men's Shirts Valor's at HtKh ah 85c for 6,(c Scores of shirts from our regular stocks and rvially priced because size and clor a nrt men ta are incimipifte nit a cheap lot purciiMe! to offer at low price, but rather hirt identical with those we sell here every day. Some have attached collar. A K'o. assortment for selection; during Q our Anniversary Sale DC Shirts suitable tor dresn or nervier: wtiar. of fine madras, with woven colors, soft cuffs: rogu- (J AA lar SI. 25 shirts tpl.UU Of Special lntere( to Men Men's S.mnctex union nuita, ribbed fleeed. extra fine quality, rogulai and extra sir.es, gray AM O! and fcru, speeial at L t&O Men's havy ribbrd, fleeced union suits, all sires, our $1.00 grades, Anniversary special IOC lttys ribbed union nuitR, heavy flowed, all suet, special JQ(J Hhie cheviot work nhirta, all CQ sizes, special at OtV Hovs heavy rlenim overalla, plain blue and striped. H5c grade, PAAnniversary price tlVV Cbildrn's blue ftriped rompers, sues 2 to 75c er.de, JOp Anniversary nnre lfn's extra h"ttvy denim overalls, best quality, 1.5 irrade, A Anniversary price vAv M i'u K"od quality w rk sekii, p:;ny..r:ic:'.,..10c r xtra heavy wool aorkA for men, ."it'c (trade, Anniversary Sale price OOL

H NERAL WEDNESDAY.

(Jeo Silt. Attorney) F.XW I'TKIX

APPEAL 10 KNITTERS

Eiirnet-t Ue(tKst Matle That knittini! lie Ftillowvd as litisincss Rather Than Pleasure

Senirea for Late W lilard Johnson, I Who Died at Indianapolis The funeral aorvjee of Willanl I JohiMon. of near Layette, whose death occurred yesterday morning at the . Runnell .sanitarium in Indianapolis. ! follnwinK pevernl works' illness. I wiil be held Wedneilay morning at 11 o'clock at the Corinth chu-ch with

; burial at tbe Johnson comet

We Do Not Sell Cheap Groceries We Sell Good Groceries Cheap Large can of Tomatoes 13c Large can of Corn l"c Red beans, per can 10c Irfirge can Pink Salmon 15c Pet Milk, large can l.'tc Large can Hominy 10c (ioocI Deswrt Peaches, pvr can 18c Good Oats, per lox J 0c Ionox Soap, per hnr 5c Flake White or Crystal White Soap 5c Washington Crisp Corn Flakes Kic Potatoes, par peck 40c Sweet Potatoes, per Ktund ,3c Good Pork and Beans, per can 15c Sugar, per pound (when we have It) 10c , J. W. DAVIDSON 1'HOXE 233

Mr .. VS. C. Ncdy, N. Lebanon .St., Lebanon, says: "I suffered from backache at difT.-rent timet for several years. The worst pain wis across my kidneys and aometimer. k-Tt me for Hb-eiiinir well. As one of the family had had po much lienelt from I loan's Kidney Pills, I bean usinir tbem and in a rhort time, I was feelintr better." (Statement given January 4, 10(19.) fin October 12. 1!15, Mm. Neely added: "I have had no occusion to use I Joan's Kidney I'illa since they cured ine. I am plad to continue recommending this medicine aa I have been." J'riee (VJc, at all dealers. Uon't simply ask for a kidney remedy jr't floan'a Kidney Pills th same that Mrs. Kcely has twice puhiicly recommended. roster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. V.

Th'' local Ite.i ( ro.,s hoad.Uat tr ra i.-sue the r..w,nc appeal: "There! is such an rarnest roijuest for all j knitted k" .ds to be shipped at once! that th" leiys m I'rance may not toiffer. Wiote'i is already on over th-re. ' Thi'ir winter.) are rr,o..t Revere so let j u work that our boys may not suf- j for. Many good worr.en w ho are i aittintr for soldiers do not reahr.e ! this and keep knitting on hands simply for pick-up work. Please make it a business and not a pastime. ' Carry your knitting on your arm and j kttit wherever you ure. A box oi I knitted (roods waa shipped from the local shop last v.eek and another will j

be auiippci; the last of thia week.

TAKEN' TO fltlllNS' 1IOMK Ihe tliree children of ilbam !iu 't. Mattie, aed Id, Harry, aired p, and Maude, aired 7, were taken to the .Marion county orphans' home at Irvimttii yestenlay by John W. Jone.. The cliililren were deelard p-jblir ward:, by Judsc I'arr le.st week. I

PUBLIC SALE Thr- uniit'r.;ii;nfi, Att(ir: Malts, as executrix of ihf will nf R. H. Haft, ami W. A. ;ray, w:l! soil at public- aurtion at lh' W. A. (iay farm, S'n miles northwest of l.chanon rn the 'nmrrt"wn ami H;izinK mile from Stop 4 on Thnrntt.wn traction line; on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, '17 (SALE HKt.lNS AT 10 O'C l.K h.)

d--One jrood work horse, tw-lve years ay mare, six yearn old. n Rood worker; ars old, worked and dm en aomej one Ik cow; three fro.), about March 1, of May; irivir.it proml flow of milk; five be frtsh about May 1; nine spring

l;: , SIX MONTI'S BY MAIL $1.75. Kl.l'U;. f fv, ONE MONTH BY MAIL 3,1c,

Man Troubled for Two Years. No one aloaild auffer backacho, rheumattr pains, stiff jointa, irwolleti, Mre muilcs, when relief can be easily hwl. James JrtcCrery, Berrien Center, lln'h.. aays be was houhleW with kidney und bladder trwible for two yearn H I'lod weral klreia nf medi inc HU.,t rebef, but Koltry KMnev eu't him .Vlnteri & Kttche!!.

CONSKKVATION MARKET The rnrtnifrhtly club will hold i center atinn market Saturday momir.fr boKinnmir at 9 o'clock in the Caaon ami Ntal lobby, the proeeeda to K" to ths linl Crosa society. Not only will eonseivation euta be old but tl'.eir rccipea will lie fur sale. This market ahould draw a Utrsro crowd, lirst, Kiause it is for the b-tnefit of the. lied Creaa aociety, and aecendly, becauue beta real coiisen-a-tisn vats wdi he fur sale, flon't forxH the date, Satunlav, November H, Cason and Nenl Wibv.

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NOTICE TO TOHITH V IIKI.PI.K.S .Membera of the Tabitha Helpers class of tne Central Christian church ' please do not foriret to brinit nerdie, j thread and thimb'e for lit i Cross sei' inir. at the nieeting to be bold at ! the home of Mrs. Maude 1'arUi Wed- I nesday afternoon. j

Of This Great Remedy CASCARA F? QUININE nftarj cold ran fot 10 ynn tttMt form fr. sure. on juttt rMf r- .Id tfl 3 hura -arts In J ll.v, Mimrybarkit.tfxtH. Cc: the

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thi.' fulltiwitifr proerty HOI'.SKS, four h old, family l.roko; one i one brown hoi-se, four ba cult, two ie:irs old. CATTI.r',-Nine l:iiv.; one fre:h the firs threo.year-oid rows,

talvei; lour yearlirttr neiier. IKKiSKour brwio -ow-; thirty-one shoal' weighing from k sixty to ' oe hur.dre.l and twenty-five pound.-.. These hops have all hen io-iieuei'd. 1 KKI) ANP LMPl.KMKN'TS 20 or 25 tons mixed haf in the mow: one-half of twenty-five acres of corn in the field; one two-horse watron with box bed; one hay bed with hor rack combined; one storm buiriry; one single rubber tired buiczy; one Johnston coin binder; six foot MeCormiek mower irood as new; one rnitn( lireakiri(f plow; one walking breaking plow; one twohnrae rultivator; spike tooth harrow; di?c harrow rrinds'nne, hia'-ksNiith's forire, hand drill; one set liirht work barneys; one set leather breechinir work harness; one set single buggy harness and other things ti-o numToos xo mentiin. liOL'SKIIOI.IJ AKTK l.fc.S universal range, a good one; kitchen eubmet, nine-foot extension table; riming chairs, leather rocker, hod stead and springs; incubator, 220 egg. AUTOMOBILE rUudcbaker, 7-passongor, almost new, run something over llion, l'.HH model, bought in May 10I7. Don't mi -ut bis opportunitv to buy this machine. TERMS - Nine months time on sums over $.V00; $.".0n and under, cash. Purchaser giving notes with aporoved freehold Mtciirtty. No property to lie removed until terma of aalo are comolied with. AUDRA BATTS EXECLTKIX Of 3 H. BATTS ESTATE. W. A. GRAY Col. 1. B. Hemiemoa, Auctioneer. fieoree Adama, Clerk Ladles' Aid Society af New Salem chunk will furnish lancn.

KEPOHTCR, SIX .MONTHS BY 3lA!L $1.73.