Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 60, Lebanon, Boone County, 8 December 1917 — Page 3

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'"isii'ta, X.H. "I am nineteen years old and e xviy mcnth fur two years I had mioh pains that 1 wiiiid often faiat and havg to leave school. I had s'u-h pj'.n I did rot know what to do with myself M'.rt tticd ponintiy remedies that wore ot no o. I read about l.ydi.i E. llnkham's Vegetable

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How much do you krow about pianos or "layer pianos? Thinps that count in these instruments are not visible to the eye. For this reason the average man or woman knows little of their artistic or wearing qualities. You will get a square deal at W.W.STEVENS E. Side So. Phone 5o DR. R. D. GARRISON DJfcNTlST fumm Slate Baak BaiUlag fooaa MS-2H Pkoaa tlt-E CORY & RRATTON FUNERAL DIRECTORS OfBc phone US; Residenc phone. Sill and eaS Planley MocJt. Eaat SnUt Street villltMllllltllllillllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiH, B cook with 1 t GAS I iiMiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimifiiiM Place Your Subscriptions For "The Ladies' Home Journal" "The Saturday Evening Post" "The Country Oentlern-in" "The Woman's Home Cr-mpanion" "The American Magazine" "Every Week" With FRANK BYNUM At R. N. Titer's l)ru(r Store Publisher's A (rent Subieriptions direct to Publishers Have Triple Life Uelinere CI KLI in your tires and li.nke them last you for hundreds of extra miles. Lebanon Vu!c. & Sales Aery. Ph...... 3C2. Armory Hid. "55 GROCERIES Always In the Lead LEWIS & ST0RM3

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LYDIA t.PINKHAM WEI) AT DANVILLE Two Boone County Couples Encounter l.imcultirs in Trip to Illinois City The Danville. 111.. Press says: "The oat adage regarding the course of true love, exemplified veaterdav in the case of two younit couples, matrimoniallv inclined, who started for I'anville from their homes tn Leoan In.. Starting the trip in an automnMle, they trot within a few miles of Craw fot dsviilo when engine trouble developed. An hour's work by the young men resulted in t he car being repaired only enough to tret to Crawford ille. IL-re it was p'aced in a garage anrl nt'tor missing one train, the two roupUs manng-'d to complete their trip to Rmwile over the Big F,.- milr,....! I "After obtaining the licenses at the court house r.nd turning the blockade of court house attach'-s willing to dew the way to the rl'ire of one of the court house, judges, a happv end 'o their trouble was made in the office of Justice Judy. The names iriven were Wayne McCoy. 21. arid Claire Swails, 111; Virgil Smith, 21, anil Sylvia .Siaule, ace lit. lioth of tee yountr men are farmers by K"cun:itton and the enttte quartet icrew up totrethet- from childhood n the Huosior town. "l-ust mirht was sfier.t at a local hotel. Today the will return home tnd break the news to their friends." I N I SIM. KXHIIilT, Next ut'ch an intero'tiesr and uniiiua! rxhii.it wiil be held in the Carneirie library under the patronage of the Kloientine club. This is a col'cctioti of the famout "fluertn Prints," tieinsr color rcproductiops of the on? inu! patntirps by Jules (iucrin. Included in the exhibit t. a wonderful reproduction of "The Old Mill," by Fritz Thay Thaulow. Ihee picture1 are reproduced direct from the originals and painted in colors on rnuirh Whatman handmade paper, retaining Mr. C.u'-j in's wonderful technique am' tonal quality. The collection includes architectural subji-cts from our own country, from old chauteaux in France and several from (Jrcece and Italy. The exhibition is free and the public is cordially invited to see and enjoy these works of art. The pictures are for sale if any one desires to purchase them, but it is not for the purpose of selling them that the Florentine club is bringing the exhibit here, the object be ng to give the people of the county an opportunity to view these wonderful pieces of artThe expenses of the exhibit will be borne by the club, which has done more for the advancement of art in this city than any other local organisation. F.nrh year an exhibit is brought. The one this year is expected to excel any previous one. WILL ENLIST IN ARMY Miss Electa P.ansdall went to Indianapolis today to remain over Sunlay with her sister. Mrs. Edith Kansdall Hall, and her brother, Herbert Itanadall, of Depuuw university, who will spend Saturday and Sunday In Indianapolis. Mr. Ransdall, with a number of the students of DePauw, were in Indianapolis today for the purpose of enlisting in the quartermasters corps of the U. S. Army. They will go to Fort Thomas, Ky., for training, providing they pass the examination. SPLENDID SALE Robert S. Kern held a sale Tuesday, December 4, at his farm two mile west of Eliraville. the sale totaling fi.0O0. Cows averatred 1104: a team of horses sold for $475; brood aowa averaged J'(t) and com sold for $:i9 and .47 per acre. Everything sold high. J. B. Henderson waii auctioneer.

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MEDICINE CO. LYNN. MASS. s9 PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. ami Mrs. C. D. Orear weic it Indianapolis yesterday. Miss Stella Smith has rone to Flora j for nn indefinite stay with relatives. I Mrs. A. K. Witt and Mrs. Hinkie far". spent Friday in Indianapolis, -Oss Margaret L'ay and M Ritchie spent the dav in India apolis. Mrs. Mary Klickinger has returned Mrs. !i. S. Huckleberry, of Franklin is visiting her daughter, .Mrs. K. II Kent, of Fast Washington street. from Germantoivn, Ohio, where she ias been spending sometime with her bro'her. Martin Judy. Mts. W. J. Kelly and Mrs. Wallace Morris spent the day in Indianapolis. the guests of .Miss Fran.es Mahan, formerly of this city. Miss Helen Frank, of Indianapolis, came today to p-main over Sunday with her parents, Mr. am! Mrs. 1.. W. Frark. of V est Hushy street. Mrs. Newell llolioman returned tome last evening from Minier, 111., ihere she went the first of the week 'or a visit with her sister, Mrs. Fay Kailabark. Mrs. Mary Miller, of this citv, and her daughter. Mrs. Cornelia Smith, and son, of Marion, were guests yes. terday and last night of Mrs. li. I-. Simmons, of north of Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. I.. 0. Fndicott. of near Pike, were entertained yesterday at the home of Mrs. Endicott'.-. parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Flaningam, of East Washington street. Mrs. C. P. Rml.nan left this afternoon for Crawfordsville for an ex'.ended visit. She will leaco about February first for Kingman, Kans.. ro spend several months. Mr. Rodman went to Kingman several week' afro. SI RPHISE PARTY A surprise handkerchief shower planned and successfully carried out on Mrs. John Zissis, of North lame-on street, yesteiday afternoon, the occasion being the twenty-second birthday of the honor gue-t. The afternoon was spent in needlework, conversation and music. Mrs. Zissis, late in the a'ternoon, assisted by Mrs. f'harles Steph-nson, served refreshment. of ice cream and nngel food cake. The honor guest was the recipient of many beautiful handkerchief The guests were the following neighbors: Mrs. Charles Radcr and son, Gene, Mrs. Frank Uader. Mrs. Walter Cory, Mrs. Ora Page, Mrs. Charles Stephenson. Mrs. William Hodge, Mrs Charles Halsell and sons, Wilbur and Jewell. Mrs. Charles Miller, Mis Clyde Lowe and Mm. Margaret Pleistein, Mrs. lus Valone and children. COOK INK CU B MET. The best demonstration given so far this year at any of the meetings of the Cooking club wns given yesterday afternoon at the meeting held at the home of Mrs. Walter Perkins, on Es planade street, with Mrs. 0. S. Hill and Mrs. C. E. Davis assistants. The demonstration was given by - Miss Cummer of Purdue university, her subject being, "The Uses of Stale Hread and Bread Crumbs." Every demonstration was practical and very toothsome. At the conclusion of the program the hostess served a lunch eon. Mrs. Edgar Dodson was a lubstitute guest. DINNER DATE CHANCED The dinner for the families of tht members of the Rain or Bhine club which waa announced for next Friday evening, December 14, has been changed from this date to Wednesday, December 12. All members take notice of the change. The affair will be in the nature of s pitch-in-dinner A musical program will be given during th evening.

MONDAY. Da)- Vie clab Mrs. C .A. Paiki-t 2:00.

Tl'ESDAY. Fortnightly club Mrs. Hu sell' Ritchie, 2:80. ' Inter Nos clab, Miss Jane Stevens. Tabitha Helpers, flection 2, Surgical dressing room. 1:Ck. j WEDNESDAY First section of Ladies' Aid society j of Central Christina church will entertain the other jctions, at the church, 2:30. j Pain or Shine club dinner, K. of P hall, 6:00., ! . 1 j PROHIBITION WORK Attention women of RtKine county. ' Do you want prohibition? If m wtito a c;ird to your ret-resentative, Ibm Fred S. Put-nell, House of Kcpresentfttives, Washington, It. C, askiny: hiei to voto for prohibition. Do it now, congress is in session. The members of the. W. C. T. f. of the county and i the Christian Woman's Itoaitl of Mis-1 Mens of the Central Christian churcn i have writti n cards and they urtre a'i j the v-ottien of the county to do th-- 1 s; me. It will onlv tale a short time , and yc tite good it w-il accomtdish. 1 COTTAC.K PRAYER MEETING The co't:ige prajer meeting whicl: was held at the l-ome of Robert San-: ford Thursday evening was very interesting and well attended, there be- ! iig twenty-three present. The sub- 1 ject for the evening was "Angels, " i-i i the discussi.in or" which scver-tl f': ' Kirt. The suhjett was v ry a!.!j ,t's- I "ussed In Rev. Zenor. The suhi.cn for next Thii's.lay will be "Prayer." '.he place of meeting to be announ"eit 1 later. TO ASSIST IN WORK Section W o, of the Tabitha Helperof the Centra! Christian church, v il assist ir. the wort: of the s',i,,;i,a dtessing room Tuesday aft.-tnom This section i:-. cimo-w.l of the Ao'i! May and June sections, of which. Mrs Bessie Powell, Mis. E. C. Cullion an-. Mrs. William Velton ale leadmembers of this section are urye.l f be a1 the surgical dressina room a near 1 o'clock as pos-il le as the room are open at that hour. PATRIOTIC SERVICE The Advance ChH.ttan Sun-lav h.K! has reci-nt'y pced a t.ig tn the church. On Sunday morning. IVcember 2, appruoriate rernark-- v ere made bv Rev. ). V. Rector. In h: talk Rev. Rector stated that every church, school house urn! lo.ife room hould have an American flag, not inly for the patriotism that it di -i.lays hut also Tor the love, purity ind truth which it tenches. ON THE WAY ACROSS Mrs. J. W. Long, of South ttc 'cet, received a letter this mnnrr.i from her pephe-.v. John, a m. mb.-r e navy in training at Charh-stor S. C. In the letter Mr. Sha-.v statethat he left Wednesday. December .' 1 the battleship V. S. Poro'hean f.i tty "s.iniewhere," and was glad t t started. THE II. M. C. CM The I). M. C. rhih was enfertalne. sterd:;v nfternf' rs. Charles l-orb nt, th- h.m.e of on East South n was spent in r and a lunch :-re no guests. The customaty mrinn ; served. There w TWO INITIATED Mrs. Chester Johnson and Archie i-rre were giv.n the work of the Pytlii.wi Sisters Mr.e last evening at regular meeting held in the K. of P. hall. l.HDIES' AID SOCIETY A"! The (lrst section of the I urtety of the t entral ( hnstian hurch will entertain the latlies of the ther sei-tions Wednesday afternoon at he church. All ladii of the church are invited. Tell It to Congress. The worst enemy of free s: eech li the man who abuses the ; nvilege, hnorton ;s.ar. 0.i to Hugh Ho lendered lard. for pure kettle Q Based On W Co.t Per It Saves 9V2C. CASCARAR QUININE Ho IrrTMf hi price ft fMt If, yrm oM rwweHy-ljc rr M tahtett bon c(4 ibkr now 3 Or for 21 tablet Fuf 'ird da owop'irtiotHiia rt taMC jen lav V'tc mbrw fan buy U M l-.r.-t..p y w tlkrVf.'ilJ utilite.'i'.iu. I I I AiwrDru.sun

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For 1918 Is In Full Swing

1 llWGJ!uJhL fL nlaIHl(I I 1 deposits suited to people of every 1 flffe, occupation widcircwance. 1 H No matter who you are or how much of your income you can S afford to lay aside each week or month whether you live in town H H or the country yon ean easily mviiinulate a special fund the H "Money Chi?." way for your Christinas expenses next year. s Simply come to the hank any day, decide how much you wanl H If t' save, and jrci your nieml-.-i ship r.vord. ILuidreds ace joining. g

DEFEAT FOR SUFFRAGE1 Not necexxary Voles in Siohl to Pass Woman' Stiff r:n-e j Anicndmi'iit. l I'r 'ii W Si i a-:d 0. cast fe and II 'one a vote I ho'idaya. both hous. m fa "' ' anit stitution. Th icon,..; ! twi tioi w, .in I v,,,! suHiago W4 voted m in to ' Senate three years ago. th. tail v st..o for to Si against. Indicu'toos at .'thai suffrage would make sligh iguioa, but not enough to win.

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