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   West Lebanon Gazette (Newspaper) - January 22, 1920, West Lebanon, Indiana                                per January 22, 1920  37, No 4  the dinner the brown and the oven of your Majestic The Majestic bakes puddings because the Majestic construction makes it so easy for you to control the exact heat joints arc riveted and the flue lining is pure No part of the Majestic Range can get rickety or No heat can With economy of you can have a medium or hot as bake to your Back in White in Blue if lustrous enamel finish is the final tonoli to Majestic The smooth nickel the natural finish the top so easy to keep attractively Majestic Range is not the lowest in but is the lowest in It is sound economy to buy Majestic Auto in Danville Sunday Ed Cronkhite of near this city had his new Ford touring car stolen from the public He reported the matter to the Later in the evening a young man in a new Ford stopped here and inquired of John s Corbin and Wallace where he could get soille As all the filling stations were scd at that hour he was toid that he would have to go on to be having already stated that he was on his way to The young fellow drove and the two boys happened to drop in at the telephone There they were told of the theft and Corbin having noticed number on the auto that had ped recognized at that | it was the stolen The auto j station at Williamsport was notified to have the Hand and when the fellow arrived Sheriff Stewart was there with open arms to greet At first he stoutly denied the charge but later is said to have that he took the car gave his damh as Oswald Hill He is now in jail at Williamsport awaiting trial and Cronkhite has his auto Henry Sarah A. of Mrs. ' i B. F Potter and Guy of near I was found dead in bed at 1 the home of her daughter last having passed away some time during the night from ure She born in Ohio r 26, 1840, at time of wan 7 1 22 of I Funeral conducted by R i Kiskaddon of tht Covington terian were held at the home of Mr. and Potter at 1 o'clock Monday by inter- | the West Lebanon cemetery the remains of her A. who died a few | She was a most highly re- lady and her sudden death Banner a great shock to her large circle of | notice will next be we handle the John Deere also are Prepared to dip We to announce that in our employ Dr. Frank J. a I of McCormick Optical lege and Northern Illinois College of 1 Ophthalmology and Otology and a by formerly with Dr. S. Grubb o' Ind. Dr. Evoy having 60 per cent At Jones Those good old times again soon at Banner Theatre West i Preaching at State Line Sunday morning and evening service at 6:30.  January 1, 1920.  accounts must be settled at end of each month by cash or a bankable note to draw 8 per to D. electric the latest instructions in the whv don't you came pay cai consider very fortunate to have him with Feed young Calf Pig Leming visited in Halls Drug 22tf  Wilbur Lane was reported quite ill ith the but is to be out wp will be running again droves had in Lafayette Goodwine and wife left Monday for Mary was a Lafayette visitor Fleming spent Sunday with his mother in The Boy Scouts have B Crone and wife were | tion for Tenderfoot class visitors freight wreck at Attica yesterday ' who had a meet with Mrs. Cal Kidwell next Wednesday afternoon 1:30. Entertaining Mrs. Frank Davis George Dove Mrs. Sophronia Adams Mrs. Tracy All are Due Bowlus of blocks or at Jones 47tf  have done when we open the prevents radiators a supply of white mid feed for and Mrs. C. G. Williamsport are the pictures of the winter in the evening passenger west three fine boy is reported of Ross and arrived Monday of last new five ton door for the Central Bank vault arrived yesterday and will be placed in next the home attack of the is able to having be up and do his chores though still under James McCabe and ren of Glen u u visiting Attorney Ned William who has in treatment at the Lakeview Julian Goodwine who was operated upon at the Home Hospital in Layfayette for what is reported as internal is said to be very low and her friends are fearful of the Stolley is now convalescing from an attack of Smallpox which he had in a moderate light At the Ottinger home on Clay street Ed is but several other members S. quite are down with the in the possession of a fine new cabinet These are the only cases Sonora phonograph received from the in town and the homes are under Reifer Co. of Lafayette strict Quarantine treatment at the Lakeview pital in is who had been the guest of Miss returned to her home Detroit Frank who was operated on at an Indianapolis hospital last is reported nicely and will soon be Ben who underwent an operation at the Lakeview hospital a couple of weeks is expected to be able to home this % Is There Anything You % % % % Can't % % % If it is in our line we have it or will get it for Qur g customers never Anything in drugs g toilet and $ g rubber paints and window gents I the latest sheet I measure Anything wanted in lines as well as f many other things can be found at one or the other of our two Ask the Cannot Be C local as they cannot the portion of the ear There is only one way to cure and that is by Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect and when it is entirely Deafness is the and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal hearing will be destroyed nine cases out are caused i by which is nothing but an inflamed of the mucous will give One Hundred Dollars for case of Deafness by that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Send for J. CHENEY Sold by 75o. Hall's Family Pills for Clara Smith went to Oxford Tuesday to visit her W. splendid chicken dinners which are served every Sunday at the B. R. 4Itf  those hens Meat Scraps and vou will get plenty of eggs all For sale at Jones Woman's Foreign Society of the M. E. Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Thursday Jan. 29 at 2: Mrs. Association will hold a meeting at the school house Friday afternoon next and will be addressed by Co. Supt. Evans on Inspection in the Public Viola librarian at the Williamsport was calleu to last week by the serious illness of her Joseph Mrs. Milton r of near a sister of Miss is also at his Yaste slipped fell on the ualk in front of the Stolley store Friday evening and internal injury in his He suffered great and was put under the influence of an anaesthetic that night to relieve his He is now able to be up and around again though his side is very parents of Sheriff Stewart celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at King Compton went to Friday to visit her Mrs. Charles Bert Jones died fro m at her home near Bis mark Friday Mrs. Lahner a seige qi neuralgia the last of Che and visitors TWO LEB FLEMING EARL FLEMING -A J. 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