Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 59, Lebanon, Boone County, 7 December 1917 — Page 8

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IIERVOUSNESS

IliD BLUES

Symptoms of More Seriout Sickness.

Washington Park, I1L "I kb th nv.W of iia children and have sufe ' - -' . fered with female p j". ; trouble, backache, I ! nervous spells and f ' : Uio blues. M7 chii- : ' dren's lood talking IS -,- 1 i and romping would li 5 iruke me so nervous k ,y X i I eoM Jnil tear i . 1 N everything: to pieces I, t ..' and I would ache all T, fSv over and feel so tick i'i V thct 1 would not

1 want anyone to talk.

Made Chief Inspector of Ordnance (her Five Munitions 1'lantn in New Jersey

tn me at times. Lydia E. Pinkham'e Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills restored mc to health and I waitt to Ibauk

yoq far the (rood they have done ma. I have had quite a bit of trouble and worry bat it does not affect my youthful looks. My friends soy ' Why do you look co ywne; and well?' 1 owe It all to the Lydia E. Pinkham remedies." Mrs. ItoBT. Stopibl, Barc Avenue, Wachinjrton Park, Illinois, If ywi have any symptom about which you wonld like to know write to the Lydia E. Pink ham Medicine Co., Lynnj Mart., for helpful advice gives froo sc charge.

J. Karl Matthews, a well l.nown ThorntowT. lioy, son of Mr. and Mr. Tcm Matthews, of that city, h:ia received an appointment at ihe hands of the government, as chief insector of ordinance over five munition plant in Mew Jersey. He carries the rank of first lieutenant and has already assumed the responsibilities in active service.

LEONARD GARAGE At Lebanon Ante Hales Company i Old Stand Storage Steam Heat Gasoline 21c gallon IU-pairs on all makes uf cars 220 North Meridian Street

Rady Now at Old Prices, J-'reth lot of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound are selling at hefore-the-V.SI-prices. This puts this wellknown cijgh medicine, ready to use. in home- at !: than it costs to buy ims the infrredicnU yourself, and . li'i'hi'r and muss is avoided There I' no better remedy for courts, colds, a up or higrippc-Masterv & Mit1 :i.

SCHOOL NO. 4 Claude Timmons and family were visiting in Hendricks county Sunday. Rev. Preoton Smith preached at the church Sunday and Kov. E. A. William:, at night, llo'.h services were well attended. Mr.. Mollic Day and daughter, of Indianapolis, who formerly lived here, attended church hero Sumtay. Mrs. Grant Rnuth and daughter called on Mrs. V. p. Ray I Monday

afternoon. John Cilery and family and George r.ush took dinner Sunday with J. I). Shoemaker and wife. Chine Shoemaker, who Is in school at lllonminirton, spent the wc.k-end with homo fnlka. Anna Bush was home from IJeechwood over Sunday. Earl Dye was home from lndianupolia Sunday. Frank Hutton and family, J. E. Dye and family took dinner at Harve Dunn's Sunday. There was some excitement in thin vicinity bint Thursduv night when Leonard Johns and wifo found what they thought wan a dead man in the rond south of this place, but when they aroused the neighbors they found the mar. had had a mix-up with John Barley torn in which' J. B. Corn cot the best of him. R. l I). NO. 2 Miss Edna Egbert npenl Sunday with Miss Marie Linton. Mrs. Glare Gates spent Tuesday with Mrs. IltMie Smith. Mrs. Minnie Buton spent Monday with Mm. Ethel Staton. Mi s v jv I' ' n is k - '"r m"i

Ora Dillon spent Sunday with Cloie Staton and family. Mrs. William Sloan entertained the Milledgeville aid society Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Staton and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Staton made a business trip to Hendricks county Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gray entertained at a Thanksgiving dinner Thursday, the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Luthe r Grav and son, of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Gray and son, of Lebanon, Mrs. Alpha Spaik and son, of near Dover, Mrs. Ethel Staton and son, of near Ibimon, and Clarence nd Clayton Gray, of Indianapolis. POTATOES At old mill corner North and Meridian street, tl.50 per bushel. Onions $2.00 per bushel. Potatoes Indiana grown and will make fine seed. W. E. Callanc.

FLOPPED OVER ON SIDE

James Davidson's Machine Met With Mishap on a Country-Road

CORN PAIN

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Corns Lift Right Off With "Gets-It" HlMne.1 reli-f from corn twins In lmpl tui A H O will, "((els-It." When you'v. ta.n lltnpiK around for .Isrs tryuis to met astay from a hmtrldrllllns corn or liumpy callim, Bml

itp'.-lr- tins revoUitliti'nd Ilia corn ry of Hie worM. Millions me II II n.'vrr fnllo mar rninlliT wnd hsve on-free fe.t. M e iilil mill K.iins ftlliiwn fcraet our I sd rHl frMkv nut IHUU. fe..rvlw4v

When James Davidson was returning to this city from a trip in the northeast part of the county yesterday afternoon, his Ford skidded in the Know at a turn, and flopped on its side. Davidson was not injured but

the machine suffered the loss of one

rear door. It was taken to the Air hart gurage here for repairs.

CITY NEWS

Gasoline, 21c. City Garage.

J. A. White made a business trip

to Muncie today. Call Dale for killing hogs and rat

tle. Phone 682. 12-7-tf. Busy Be club of Beech Grove

church will give market at Bow-en's meat market, Saturday, December 8, at 9 a. m. Dee. 4-3t.

Carpets and rugs made to order.

V. nrk guaranteed to give satisfaction. Kollie Willinms, 06 Last !m street Phone 904-X. 12-5-2t Attend public sale of household goods of Eliza A. Baird, 1018 North

Lebanon street, beginning at 1 p. m.

Saturday, December 8. 12-5-3t The beautiful quilt, which was donated by Miss Hattie Adlcr and tickets for which have been sold all

summer, wilt be disposed of Saturday

afternoon at 2:.'i0 o'clock at e lied Cross room in the court houseDor. -2t.

PUBLIC SALE CALENDAR

Tuesday. December 11.!. M. Churrh, 4'ik miles nortaweet of Lebanon and 2 miles east of Hazelrurir.

Col. J. B. UendersDn auctioneer.

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DRIVING FOR OFFICER. Merl Iruk, of Sheridan, a member nf tiio exmlitiir.arv force in I' ranee is now engaged In driving a ear for an omcer on the tiring tine. i i t. , r " .

GAS FOR SHERIDAN

Fuel Company There Drills in a New Gas Well. Sheridan's fuel situation for the winter was materially brightened this week when the local gas company drilled in a good well on the William Coiripton farm two miles south of Sheridan. Trenton rock was struck at 1052 feet. It has a rock pressure of two hundred and twenty-live pounds and will be turned into the Sheridan mains.

INFANT IS ILL, An Advance special says: "The two weeks old babe of Mr. and Mrs. Hrucc Pickering near here, has bi'en ctitically ill for several days past with rather a strange malady. A blood vessel bursted on top of its head which seemed to enlarge the blood vessels all over the child's body. Sunday th place were lanced hy Dr. Itounell, of Jamestown, from which the poison from other parts of the body have been escaping and at present the little one's friends have hope of its recovery."

Celluloid sewed in curtains and repairs made in automobile tops nt Immers shop. 11-6-tf

Old Soldier Gives Kcrommcndatinn. Gustav Wangelin, commander of G. A. R. Post, Finckneyville, 111., writes: "I highly recommend Fcley Kidney Pills, which I prefer to all others I have used." Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief from backache, rheumatic pains, stiff, swollen joints, languidncss, kidney trouble and sleep disturbing bladder ailments. Masters ti Mitchell.

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