Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 180, Lebanon, Boone County, 27 April 1917 — Page 7

SPEAKING OF INVESTING MONEY.

Hv you thought of p!yr piaao investment the modest Investment with the biggest returns? Have yow investigated not only iwaaonable prices of our magnificent player pianos but aim the happinaaa which it aura to ba youre If yon decide to pal una is your ho mat W.W. STEVENS E. Side Sq. Phone 55 $$$$$$$3$ Tou Won't Miss" 4 us on our small weekly payment plan. Don t worry, but let ui make you a loan. $10 to S250 " V1.t.mI lnon Jron.il,,.. I I,.1 Stock, etc.. and left is vour w f amount wanted, wages and occupation. 4 t W. A. Swank Crawfordrville, Ind. Ben Hur Bldg. Phone D-C-29 $$$$$$$$ i WANTED Woman solicitor, good proposition; start work a once. Apply at GAS COMPANY. CADILLAC; PAIGE AND DODGE BROS.' CARS FIRESTONE AND U. S. TIRES xn ion niTrt vr TRACTOR CO. SIRS. OLIVE CLARK Hair Dressing; Parlor oom 201 Firat National Bk. Bldg. For appointaieata Phase 163 trie First National Bank The oldest and largest bank in Boone county. SEED POTATOES AU, KINDS Potato and Garden Fertiliicr FNTON HARDWARE CO. rilONK 10S AUTO LIVERY JOE COIL Country Driving Reasonable Price. At Brenton'a Garage. See Phone 294. Real dance 7M SPECIAL SALE .arge aim Cloth Baskets lflc and 29c ITRMTI RE EXCHANGE iij n. ' ' nation St. Plume 181 I JONES rERKINS

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MI8CELLAXEOP8 FOR SALE. FOR SALE A new Faxon roadster. Phone 12617. 4 23-tf. FOR SALE Leading beauty parlor doing good business. Reasonable price. Beauty Parlor. Corner Main and Washington itrcoU. Frankfort Indian Apr. 24-8C FOR'sXIE One tpan of good work horses, well broke; call after 5:30 p. m. at 323 North East street. Lebanon 0. S. Dub-ee. Apr. 5-St KOli SALE CHEAP One second hand baby eab in good condit call phone 305. Apr. 25-3t-FORSALE OneTorso. and "extra good set of brass mounted double work harness. Call 597-L. 4-5-3t FOR 'S.Vl.ElToml"nesirabTe snicks in various local financial institu tiona. U. M. Voris, Colonial Bldg. 4-26-2t FOR SALE California privotT Call rrcd Moler. 4-26-St 1 'i )Tl S ALKUyVariiTmare weigrfing l-'iOO pounds. Sound. Call Leslie Smith, Merhnnicsburg. 4-27-2t WORcTVANtlED.VA NTE 0 ShmsTTiig "it ST.50a thousand. Call 651. Apr. 23-flt. WANn.iWorkT" 0cidiaIjd')3 South Evans street. 4-26-2? "' "H ELF XfTTEl WANTED Mesecrger boy, .14 or over with bicycle. Report at once. Witn Union. 4-28-? WANTVIV Experiencd office girl. Addrese "C Care Reporter. i"25 tf VY ANTED CiVl for "housework. "Call at 4I North Lebanon street !M-...r,e 50 X. 4-26-2? WANTED -Two single men' to work on fnrot at once. Address CUrfncc M ll. i.ti.aon R. R. 1 or phone Xw HrunswaHt. 12-27. Apr. 26-:Jt. Y AVTF.D Firemnn 'at f." , and K. (w.ver l;oufe. 4-27-tf "MONEY TO I.OAN. WANTL'D TO LEN"I One" thnusH'. ilnlhrf at p'r cent for tiist oiort-aif-1 on farm. Addrt'S Viox rr,,;, LcLanon. Induua. Apr. 27-f.t. ""ll'0Rl)KRSVVAJNTKi. WAN ifEiW" Boarders. 62T"?outE East rtrcet. Furnished rocms tn fcflsv ''4'24 I i.fiST-?mali b;ack purj cnntair.mg sorie money ajid door key. Leave at this ofiire. 4-28-21 ALL KINDS OF Posts, Fence and Gates WOOD FOR SALE A. R. Dossett Phone 176. Near Fuller's aaw mill CALL 233 And Save Money on Groceries J. W. DAVIDSON Across from Traction Station ')R JAMES n. BLACK Practice Uattt4 ta tke ve. Ear. Noue and Throat f s-mera Kut Bank BMg I.RSAKON. IND. ATHLETICS ENLIST. One hy One Stars of the Country Are Aivsiring tall to The Colors. Mle MM Ve. ' NEW YORK. April 27.-Oir by one Ik athVtir stars of the country arc answering the call to the roin'r. The latest jtatrs to enti.-t are Toldy Cann, sensational swiniming champion, and ius biuiiirr. iiowanl. cap'am oC til" f' I'd hull and bat-eball team:; of Nc York l niverMty. The brothers v ere enrolled today in the L'nit'd otate? naval revcrve corps. AMONG THE BOXERS ry r tHriMttmi or acrvtro KF.W YORK. April 87 Joe Rivers, tnc CaJiforaian Mexican, through. Tha owe ferocicuB htt'e Chile-esn-r-unt fhampton. hao come to tho point in hin career when a crack nn the ch?a cannot be snresod at as in the other days of his twenty round battles on the ioa.4t. Johnny Harvrv knocked Mm out ut the pioneer bporlieg rlub the other night with a ranch taat Joe wouldn't lisve notirod in tu kcA davs. Joe met the hardest hitters in the lightweight clam on the roapl and -re teroi"h 'i"MT,ii-hed. a.i fU

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HASDEADLYEFFECT Baseball Hard Hit in the Matter of Postponements in the Various Leagues. BY JACK VEIOCK. fty tht nferstHo!!! Sail tiercicf.) NEW YORK, April 27. The spring drive of the weather man has bad a deadly effect on both eastern and western fronts in the big leagues. Today is the seventeenth day of the major campaign yet twenty-two grime have been postponed on account of lain, wet grounds and cold weather. In the American league there are 12 postponements on the chart, equally divided between the east and the west. In the oM league the eastern dubs have suffered heavily. The (iiants, Braves, Phillies and Dodgers have nine postponed games between them. In the wer-t the Cuo and Cardir.alj were the only National leaguers to suffer. The rugged weather in the east has been anything but heaithy for the bullplayers. Many of th athletes are complaining of colds, sore arms and attacks of "chsrlcv horse." Four members of the Hraves are on the hospital lint. They arc Maranville, Smith, Rngan and Rawiinsfs. A" lour are suffering from .vere enids. Firt baseman Konethy is ndinir -.-i Ui a "charley hois." Hhat .Stali.iius to my abut the weather has been s'cleted by censor. I'ooi- attendance at the games com pared to th;t uf other years is t-aus-owncrs no end of HoiTy. iet Kho- t.i of the Dodger is distraded. He says attendance n-ver was no pour and he p'nns to otfr louble header on .Xatunlavs ;t- aadded attraction. nwary that C of th .ek d;:y ganis ill be helu up to pioviiie Uur aJdad attraction oe lirockl . n fan.;. UINGLES AND KONERS PY JACK VEIOCK. iTektms- farm no." The .'inner loves the g-.n'Je April rain. That patters down again-tthe window rsne, The f i iuiy Doe bring;, out hi,' rae of dreams a dream of many doctor leiN. The b-'hall magnate raves and tear- his hair. He ci.eei when the uentfior is not fair; Hot h.vebalt bug" grct April with j ai n And wait for dounle-headert later on. In the spotlight todsy: The Weather Gink. lie knocked out tea pilchrrt in five postponed g:un;is. As far as the hex scores go. the big leagues ore made up "f Chicago. Cincinnati and Cleveland. It's easy to "C" that. J , ni liaghy g..ve Nemo Lciboid three hits. Tlie ret of the White ioi divided four hits alul nine gooTri.i Sieawr and lial t ii.ee did inort f tlie plajing in the big Uaguefc Thrediiy. Each nn'le two runs and two hiU. Tiie Rtds have a pitcher named Ring, who has a dependable wing. He KITIIT GLOSS Furniture Fo!Jih I all 4 frill'4, (U ri. dry, bilRht jti-.r; a brim-"-; luntr IViMt fiAaer ta um. !, ; I rt-if!eriCtirCW IT -il-r.-;. 'r",'' Ar.. r?" lire Miuifs- - J . will ' - "'.m tw iviunsd. fmr r AUl-KH'S STORE

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rde Mitchell.,' Cub.--ir clubs and they i cry little thing. behave with y he has mul ; APPOINTED REFEREE. Coach 11 ill of Thomtoan VI ill Offi ciate in One of Tourneys. Coarh Hill of Thonito..n high hoe! re'-e-ved word from the lndi-in i .School Athletic Ass ociation that he has teen appointed a, a referee r one of the Miction il track meets uch arC to be held all over the ,.t?e in a few weeks. The point winners in these meets will compete in lbs state mtt at I'urdu" ORTH VLSITS DANVILLE. The Danville Gaxetl says: "liuek Ortft. lornv r tug V-urti ta'! phyrr. no an umpire with the big show, was hero tills morning lor a brief visit. ith old friend.. He had a day off between games and vaa on hi., wny back cast, and took advantage of the x-es-inn to visit the bovs with whom he u.,ed to play to'in b ill. He v as looking fine. All the titimie bsttlj fought by the old Browns werp fought in Thompson's drug store durng hi.s two-hou stayYESTERDAY'S KESI LTS. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Minneapolis, S; Indianapolis, 8. Coluiobu.1, 5; Milwaukee. 2. Kansas City. 4; Ismii, -'die. 1. SSL Vaul-TnMnWft gr wis. national LLAt.u.., Clnnnnati, Til Chicago, 4. Other eainiM Hst poiird Oaim. AMERICAN I f.A'il t;. rrv.i,,nd, a; Dcirvit. O." CiUier (sw p..tpniel (rain). '

A High Standard

Wore tbpy so disposed, Dodge Brothers could not lower the quality of this car. They are no longer free agents, because public opinion has establishfd a standard for everything bearing their name. They dare not fall below the high estimate that hag been formed of them as moto1 car manufacturers. The American people are quick to detect deterioration. And what is much more importantthey expect the constant improvement of any product in which they repose complete confider.ee. They would be slower to forgive a fault in any car Dodge Brothers might build, "than in one they esteemed less highly. Every dealer in Dodge Brothers cars knows that the customers who come to him, come with the highest possible expectations. lie knows that the thing he L selling primarily is Dodge Brothers word and their good name. He knows that he is not merely dealing in motor cars, but acting as custodian for Dodge Brothers reputation. - ! l!

Dodge Brothers MOTOR. CAR Tourintr Car or Roadster, $835. In Canada, $1185. Winter Touring; Car or Komlster, $1000. In Canada, $1120. Sedan or Coupe. $126.'). In Canada, $1800. (All prices f. o. b. Detroit). English Auto & Tractor Co.

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Naturally, this knowledge of what is expected by the buyer breeds a deep sense of responsibility. In the Works, it hae the effect of inspiring Dodge Brothers to a constant personal oversight of all of the manufacturing operations. Their own life-long zeal for good workmanship is sharpened and stimulated by a realization of what the public expects from them. The entire institution is honestly permeated with the idea that quality and performance are paramount and all-important. And so, a standard which w&s naturally high, has been made higher still, by tlie bestowal of complete confidence on the part of the public. It is a mutual contract which offers constant inspiration to the manufacturer and constant insurance to the customer. With the interests of buyer and seller so closely knit together, the result, everywhere, is what might have been expected. It is impossible for Dodge Brothers, with all their great facilities, to build enough motor cars to satisfy tlie public.

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