Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 45, Lebanon, Boone County, 20 November 1917 — Page 3

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Lest Ye Forget The r.tw price mi Edison I-iianvind Di--c phonoprafihs becomes effective January 1. W. V. STEVENS E. Side S'j. Phone 57 1 UK KK ALL S'lORE LINDSAY & TOLLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS BALL BUILDING Next to Intem-baa SutU Office phone 133. Opea day ft Eight GROCERIES . Always in the Lead LEWIS & STORMS GEO L. FRANK & CO. Jeweler, OptieUn and Miuit Dealer. Wet Side Square Metzgor Lumber Coal Co. THE PHONE ORDER HOUSE Lebanon and Thomtown. Phone 15 Harry L. Kenworthy HANDLES ALL KINDS Of NONTAXABLE SECURITIES Residence phone. 22 1: Office, Hg SKR THE VALLEY FARM LICIITr ING PLANT Now on dwnonitvatinn at J. E. Berkley Elec. Shop 124 South St. Phone 978-L CITY G A R A G E HARROI N MOTOR CARS FARM TRACTORS Camlinr 2 It per gallon I'ho. 1 4H .South I ehim-n St.

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IYDIA E.PINKHAM Cadillac REBUILT CARS Y. u w..u;d lat-.o, Livf rebuilt !l;i.--a wifcamciillv and .- good l---kT.Br as ti.- .lav It ... !. ti.? ;i..-t-.ry than a new The r.-irtiit i. h-it-..'i) i'-'"t r-i-l-K-.l l.v r.w.a'l m . expert, workmen m our own We le v., tl.-e t. II'l l a - Cadillac Automobile Co. INWA.VW'OI.IS I'sed Cor Department. Second floor Stcinh.irt buildin(f Eleventh ami Meridian Ktj. Main M25 .Auto 27-3M JllllIIIIIlIlllllllllllllllttlllttllllllllltllIlt' J Beauty Parlor I z For Shampooinjj, Singeing, E E Scalp Treatment, Hair E 3 nn-ssing, Manicuring and 5 E Facial Massage. E CALL E Mrs. Bessie Holzworth 201 First National Hank Httlif- E E PHONK D.2 E Open evenings until 8 o'clock. :iilllMilMlllljllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHli? The Store rVnlucs S7 r WNTAL MKKTIXC. aiinual r:iiHc- an.i tl- ink -tine f the Vn- l.l.-n;i y M.-cicty will M h-,i. on at .. of Mti. Nancy th L. iianon str-'t. thc Ik- inuich are a.-kd to u intf-retine; procram I ranc.-.i. (irop-ram if .Un-d AccuplinK to tl'f of the sixicty tn for next Wf.lricaiay piintol m'-tinir cor-n.-i.-t of iry Van sul'j.-rt. I j h.T- arc a-k-!! to pita.- not.- ' I i-.i-ti.rn. The program will n 1 .1. yotional exen-i.-es hy Dr. M liiscuion of thn "M-x ians in the Uritc! States" l.y .Mrs. Li. ira McCreight ; a review of 'h.iit'-r three of the "ocioty stufly foot:, hy Mrs. L. V. Jone; a v.wal ".lo. I,y" Mis. Frerl Donal.li.nn; a talk nn "Latin Amerirn" hy Mrs. He.Nio '. :y; ami current mif.'ionary news hy iliir. r.-nt menihe.'s o fthe Kuciety. 1 II VSK OFFERING MEETING Th.- n-irular thank offcrinR meeti'lK of the Wcman's Home .Missionary nfK;iety of the Methodist Episcopal church will be held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mm. C. A I'arkin, on South Et street, with a number of th la.liea of the society a asitant. The profrram will eonist of a paper by Mrs. Monroe Bush; a Itroup of songa by Mrs. O. E. Wilcox; a piano solo, by Mrs. L. A. Fletcher, and a mystery box in tharje of Mrs. A. M. LoflamL

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MEDICINE CO. LYNN. MASS. PERSONAL MENTION. Mi ; Maude V, itt spent the Haapolii. In.i Mis. Alley (.'rose is visitini: her sister, Mis Irene Oarroucjh, on East s'upe.ior stre-t. Mr. and Mrs. ("Ijiie Stevens were L-iicsts Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Stev, ns. of Frankfort. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Whitakcr were musts Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Dora Ov.-! lees, of near here. Mr. and .Mrs. Ed. McClain, of So.uh West street, ai.v the parents of a boy, born last night. Mrs. Carter Moore, of Frankfort, ithe truest f.f her sis'er, Mrs. Fannie Atkinson, of East North street. M.ss livid Mass, of Ciawf-rdsville. is .-pending the week with Mrs. L. 0. I'l.annon ni South Lebanon street. .'.In. Joe Davis, of West Main .-treer. return tins evenme from a short visit with her siaU-r in Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Kalph llondwm. of west of Lehai 'lay of .Mr. an

on. were guests Sun- , j)o vou knHWi that th womon of I Mr.-. Idem Goodwin. Kussia will vote for the first Constit-?t,,'-t-uent Assembly and that the nrovi-

id Mr Asher Jacobs and daughter. Dorothj, w-re entertained Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. et Titus, mar 1 Itorntown. Mr. Frank Witt and daughter, of Indianapolis, spent Sun day here, the guests of Mr. Witt's parents. Ml. and Mrs. J. Vt. Witt. Mrs. Fred Langjahr went to Indianapolis today to remain for a fc-.v davs th" guest of her sirter. Mrs. Anna l.arison, and othe- relatives. Word has hern received that Miss Alice MeC'onaughy. who Inst week underwent an operation for appendicitis at ..lor . Springs, is getting alrng nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kern and son. Kenneth, nf north of Lebanon, were dinner truest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Harrison, of East Pearl street. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Sheets and family, of Rarronne street, were enertaincd Sunday at the home of his brother. Charles Sheets and family, of North Salem. Mrs. W. D. Pennington went to In-

drinaiodis this morning to lie with of a federal constitutional amendMr. Pennington, who on last Friday ment. iindenven! a severe operation at the J Methodist hospital. Mr. Pennington's ' FORTNIGHTLY ( LI B DINNER condition is very critical. Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Ilooton, of 0 K- Wilmx and Mrs. Fred Dicks street, had as their guests '""" were hostesses to the regular Sunday Mr. and Mrs. ICrand '""rtnightly Club dinner last evenHootoM,' Mr. an.i Mr.." Wl'llard Hoot- M h('m" of Mr- ""tn on on and family, and William Slathers w a N'"rtn str""'t- Th'" ,ableB wre and son. of Danville, Ind. .-entered with chrysanthemums, covMrs. J. W. Shumate, who has been "n arranged for the club mem-

pending sometime in Battle Creek, Mich., with her son. Bayard, a government wireless operator, is now in Chicago visiting friends. She is ex-

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North Meridian street, had as guest Sunday. Mr and Mr. Edgar IVnison, J. M. White, of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. Lin Perkins and son Lytle and Juke Witt, of near Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. F'arl Campbell and niece, Mis.s Elma Wyrrff, of Harrison, Ark., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noahs, nf Indianapolis. Mis Wyroff remained for a several days'

visit with Mr. and Mrs. Nealis, Mr. forty years means a great deal, and Mrs. Campbell returning home Among other things, it means reMonday, markable excellence in the products Mrs. F. N. Beck and son. Noble, it sells. No inferior article can be Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neptune, of sold on a large scale for so many north of Lebanon, Mr. and Mrs. Les-1 years; and it must not only be good ter Beek, Mr. and Mrs. Omer Beck j at the outset, but o food that the and children, of New Salem, motored ; progress of forty year shall not deto Franklin Sunday and spent the i velop any better article to upercede day with Frark Beck, a tmlent of 1 ji Franklin college, and Mr. Emma j So women can, with confidence, dcGlendenmng, housekeeper of the S. I pd upon that old, tried and tested A. E. house. Mrs. Mary Hughe, of remedv for .limits l.vtin

et of Iebamm, ir. mending some time with Mr. Gkndcn-ing. Reporter on R, R. $3 yearly

SOCIETY BY MISS ESTHER FERKINS

FRANCHISE LEAGUE I Working Hard to Secure Signers to Petitions For Passage of ' Federal Amendment. ! The Lebanon W oman's Franchise i ' lecicue, un.l.-r the leadership of Mrs. ! ' Cora 11. Doehleman and her corps of workers, is workiriK hard this week , to secure signers to petition.-i to be sent to C S. Senators and members .of Cenpress a--kinr their interest in the passage of the fe.leral amend-mi-nt. (riving women the privileee of voting. I'etitions favoring the fedor1 al amendment have been placed in the I public library in charge of local sutfratre workers who will be p-lad to exI plain the purpose of the petitions anil direct :uch in the proper sitfninsr of the petitions. Miss Jean Morris ; represented the I.K-al Franchise k-avrue today at the library, securing the signatures of tiie various ministers of the city and others. Anyone interested in the federal amendment is invited to call at the library any afternoon this week, read the petition, ! and if favorable, sign same. Woman suffrage is said to be a "first aid to patriotism," therefore let every pat riotic nian and woman sijrn the petition. Every interested or disinterested person in lioone county is invited to read the fo'lowini; "flier" which is beinK wieely distributed oyer the slate by the National American Woman Suffrage Association: Do You Know? Do you know, that the women of Great liritain (England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales) have suffrage on equal terms with the men, with the sole exception of the vote for memors of Parliament, and that the liritsh government has pledged itself to give that as soon as the war ends, if not before? .w, that the women of the flritish Colonies, Australia and New Zealand, have had full suffrage on c.Uai terms with men for many leais? Do you know, that the women of Canada have received full suffrage frm the Pacific coast to a point due north from central New York within th ..ti iv month' ,ic,n.. crovernnient has Dledu-wl then. pert,,.inent suffrage? , ., vou .now, that the women of Norway. Denmark. Finland and leenr hAve universal m.fTrairo and thotthose of Sweden have all suffrage rights exrent a vote for members of Parliament ? Do you know, any reason why the women of the United States should he less trusted than those of other lands and especially those of our former Mother Country. Great Britain? Then help get them the vote now. you know, that the women of other countries got their suffrage in u (.jies nv art of Parliament? That is why it should come in the United States by amendment to the federal constitution, subject to ratification by the legislatures of the several states. Before we go into the world war "to make the world safe for democracy" the United States should be true to its own principle and should abolish the denial of self-government to half its people. The way is by submission hers an.i their hushan.is. I he evening spent in playing "500." GIVEN A SI KPRISG their residence in this city on West Pushy street, were given a surprise ' last evening by a number of their friends and neighbors. The evening wa spent informally and refresh- j ments were Berved. FORVT YEARS' SUCCESS For a business to be successful for h. Pinkham i Vegetable Compound, till aa popular as ever, though it was placed on th market before the centennial year, 187S, ,

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SOCIAL CALENDAR. WEDNESDAY. Thank offering meeting of Woman's Home Missionary society of M. E. church Mrs. C. A. I'aikm, 2 'to. Praise and thank offering service of Missionary society of I'r.-.-i.v n rian church Mrs. Nancy Cilmore. 2::t0. liny View rlub Surgical dre-sing room. :IKI. F.-ther class of First Raptist church Surgical dressing room, 2:00. Taiotha Helpers rlass of Central Christian church Mrs. Maude Parish. 2::W. Travel club, Mrs. Claude McKey, 7:110, Mrs. Louis Sterling, assistant. THURSDAY. Magazine club Mrs. W. A. ituntin, 2 :HO. ' S.icial t'nion. feetion 4, of First Rapti.-t church Mrs. J. C. Pavi.-, 2:1". W. C. T. I' Mrs. Ilarve Neal. 2 :. Pleasant H.air Embroidery chili Surgical dressing room. FRIDAY. King's Daughters riass of the First Baptist church Mrs. Charles Slus-ei. 2:00. BI-WEEKLY MEETING. The regular bi-weekly meeimg of the Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church was held last evening with Mrs. Fred Donaldson on Fast Main street. The devotional exercises were in charge of Miss I.olita Bercaw; Miss Edna Strawmyer, Miss Hazel Nelson and Mrs. William Virtue, gave a review of two chapters of the society's study hook; anil Mis Ce.-ile Hurt gave a reading, "Th.Landing of the Pilgrim." During the business pciiod the members decided to make rag dolls and work bags for the Indian girls at the Tuzson school of Missions in Arizona. During the social hour refreshments were served. DONATION TO RED CROSS The proceeds. $l'.fi.2S, which was received at the euchre and bridge partv given last Thursday afternoon at the Elk's hall by the Thursday Afternoon Bridge club, was turned over to the Red Cross headquarters yesterday. The members of the club assumel the expenses of the party outside of the hall which was donated hy the Elks lodge. The fund for the fled Cross society was greatlj- enlarged by these donations. SIXTEENTH BIRTHDAY'. Miss Mary Elizabeth' Hooton, of East North street, was pleasantly reminded of her sixteenth birthday anniversary last evening when a number of ter girl friends called at her home. The evening was spent informally and refreshments were served. Miss Hooton was presented with a souvenir spoon hy her friends. WILL MEET WEDNESDAY The member of the Bay View club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the surgical dressing room for work. All member are asked to bring a head covering, knife, an apron and scisora. This is very important in the work. REGULAR MEETING The Jolly Social Hour club will have Its Tegular meeting Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. T. M. Small, on North East street.

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READY TO WEAR SECOND FLOOR

on Sale for $10.00

This is not a sale of ten dollar dresses, but a sale of our higher priced dresses that we have "mobilized" and sent into this sale fur quirk action. You will find here fine French and men's wear sprues in the newest and latest styles, plenty of navy blues. Some silk dresses in satins and taffetas in street and afternoon styles. Beautiful styles ;md materials.

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THE ADMIN ISTHATION SAYS I SE LESS WHEAT 1. Eat less wheat bread. ". I'on't waste a single slice; make toast, puddings, etc., of all .-tale bread. :l. Put the loaf on the table and slice as needed. SAVE ONE rill NI) OF Fl Ol-R PER WEEK AND OCR ALLIES WILL HAVE BREAD.

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FOR SALE I have completed and have for tale a five-room cottage with bath. In this hou.-e you will find practically all the modern conveniences and an inspection will please most any exacting prospect looking for a moderate-priced home in a desirable locality. For sale on terms most liberal. 4J. A. Hogshire

We Pay 6 On Time Deposits WE OWN 8311,708.03 IN FIRST MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE First Rural Loan & Savings Association II. P. NEW, Sec.

Gentle, Quick, Thorough. When one feeU bloated, bilious, languid, has sick headache, sour stomach, coated tongue, bad breath, or other condition caused by clogged or irregular bowels, a Foley CathartfcTablet w ill give prompt relief. It i a gentle, wholesome, thoroughly cleansing old-fashioned physic that leaves no bad after effects. Masters & Mitchell. n. B. SHOOK VETERINARIAN Over Oak Drag Stan Telephone Sit, Labaaoa, Ind.

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