The Bennington evening banner., December 09, 1903, Image 3

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L ECEM BE R 8. I0OS
.. Store Open Every Week Night till Christmas ....
DAL
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xtoliday
tore
Bnght with Christmas assortments and brimfu t)f the real
kpirit of the season. Splendid assortments in all departments
r gift-seekers. Complete and charming assortments of Furs,
lloaks, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Neckvvear, Jewelry, Umbrellas,
loilet Articles, Bags and Purses, Baskets, Pillows, Pin Cush-
ins, Beads, Yarns, etc., etc.
j
fSTORE IS IN v -
JSTMAS DRESS . . .
he main floor is a veritable fairyland with evergreens and
effects, everywhere. You are welcome to all this show
ittiness drop in and enjoy it.
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RST GREAT PRICE CUT
THE CLOAK STORE ...
SECOND FLOOR ' '
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Instead' of waiting till after the holidaysr, we have decided
take loss now, giving customers an ' unprecedented opportun-
of obtaining choice'productions at height of demand.-
I) lanorea duus, were 10.50 to 2; .00.
o Jacke'ts & Coats, were 5.00 to 25.00,
Capes, . vyerc 4.00 to 12 .00,
Storm Coats, were 10.89 t0 .16.50,
p Storm Skirts, were 4.00 to 9.89,
lo Dress Skirts, were 3.98 to 12.00,
0 Children's Coats at a reductionof one tothree dollars off each
Silk Waists at a reduction of one to three dollars off each
Flannel Waists, wene 1.19 103.50, novw . 89c, to 2.48
b Mercerized & Fleeced. Waists, were 1,69 to6.y6, now r.19
to 4,50 - f
now 6.50 to 1 7.00
now 2.89 to 17.06
2.48 to 9.00
8.00 to 13.50
1.9S to 7.50.
1.98 to 8.50
now
now
now
now
ECIAL WRAPPER VALUES
'dozen Percale & Outing Wrappers, splendid dollarvalue,
at only 69c each.
lozen finer Wrappers, were 1.25, 1.39 and
.50, now 98c
ENNINGTON'S
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
IYoit. of tbe Town and VllUga Told
llrlefly For Jlmy Renderi
Tbe roaldence of Dr A. Z. Outler la
fbelng wired for electric ligbtB.
Snow is kneo doep amongthe Wood
ford mountains and logging is in full
blast.
Dr M. B. Houghton who has been
lald up two week s with tho grip is ont
again. 1
Tho sale of Ladio's shoes at tho
Bennington Shoe Storo continues un
tll Saturday.
Monument lodge wlll bo!d nnotbor
of its popular clam chowder parties
iiext Wtdueday evening.
Mr and Mrs Frank E. Morgan will
closu tholr summcr residenco tho last
of tho week, and return to Brldgeport,
Conn.
The "Hollo Bill" company which
was to have been hore next Tuesday
evoning bas postponed its dato untll
after Christmas.
Mrs Walter Aiken is taking Miss
Cora Vhltn,ey'8 place as teacher in
the Sovonth ward school, during tho
latters illness.
Postmastcr Arthur J. Dewey after a
long siogo with typhoid fqvor is ablo
to bo about once moro and will bo at
tho postolllco in a few days.
Henry D. Hall of North Bennington
who was injured by falling several
weoks ago is improvcd so that ho ,sits
up somo but cannot be dressed.
Goldsmlth and Wood of tho Opora
Houso have bookcd "Miss Now York,
Jr.," to be horo Monday, Dccember.
21st. It is a musical extravagauza.
A special meotlng of Mt Antony
O. E. S., for inition of candldates will
be held on Wednesday evening Decem
ber 16, ln03 at eight o'clock. Luey J.
Burt sec'y1
Mrs E. C. Bennet, who went with her
husband to Klmira N. Y. for Thanks
giving was laken 111 with typhoid fever
and obliged to remuln tliere. Mr Ben-
nett after arraneiog somo business
matters wih go tliero to remain dtiHng
her illness.
... PERFUMES ...
Are a choice Xmas
gift for a lady friond
A clioice line at
... QUINLAN'S ...
Drng" Store
Thoraas F. Farrell, 57, a woll known
Grand Army man who was secretary
of the Fourth Vermont regitnental as-
sociatlon, dled Monday athis homo in
Waterbury. Ho was at one time depu-
ty collector of customs at Island Pond.
Granvillo C. Moador of Ryegate was
struck by a freight dn tho Montpolier
and Wells Kiver railroad Wednesdav
at a grade crossing near Boltonville,
and so badly injured that he died in a
short time. His son who was with hitn
oscaped uninjured.
$1 OO Coiiibination Offer
Seo what $1.00 In cash wlll buy at
il. M. Bassctt.s tho remainder of this
week:-
1 lb best colTee, regular prico 3.3."i
1 lb green Jnp tea " " S.50
31brico " " $.2.".
0 bars Lonox or Star Soap ' $.25
1 can tomatoos " $.15
1 bottle catsun " 8.15
Making a total of $1.03 for only $1.00,
aii nign gracio goous.
II. M. Bassett, Maiivand SalTord Sts.
FQR SALE.
A Utuo lioavr six hole (0 inrlo Cooklng
lliuiKe. 1 tll rescrvolr and liigh iloublo warm-
Intf oIomUs. For eitlier coal or wood. Sultatile
(or lumbcr caiup or lnrge kltcbcn.
W. A. Itoot, 121 South St., Itcimtniston.
WOTiCE.
Tlie anmial meetlngoftho stocKboMcrsot tUe
Klrst Natlonal Ilank of North Bennington, Vt.
U1 lie held at ihelr banklni; houseou Tuesday.
tlie IHtli iluy otJanuary, 1001, at 10 o'clock a.i
in. (or tbn purpose of clecthlg n Iloard o( Dlrcc-'
tora (oV the cnsulnn year and for tlie transc
tlon o( any otber proper and neteary busl
ne.n. 8. n. HAT.U Casbler.
North Ucnnlngton, Ueojmber 3. 1W3.
CIGARS
iMakc a most aircptable
Trolisiy prestMit for a
man. Wi sell tho best.
BENNINGTOTCIGAR CO.
423 MAIN STREET '
BBS
Fresh giound for table
use at the
PUTNAM
HAVE YOU
CEMETERY WORK
TO BUY
I furntsb direct from tbe manufac
turers at tho qiiarries nnd sot up the
work complete In any ceraotnry in tho
country. Everything in thB lino of
cemetery work from a $15 "mBrkor to
tho most expensive Monument, Maus-
oleum br BecoiyiDg Tomb.
I have sold sinoe January 1, 1903,
one 830,000 Beceiving Tomb, and a
$4,000 Mausoloum in Now Vork City,
a (5,000 Mnusoleum in Detroit, Mich.,
and a numbnr of Monuments costing
from $150 to fGOO eacb.
I pcrsanally superinteml tbe Bottlng
of my work and mhko my own oolloct-
ions. lou can savo 10 to 23 per ccnt
on cost of your work and bo suro of
flrst olass material aud work by ordor
ing of mo direct from tho qunrries.
Siiccial prices given on work sold in
time to bo built this wintor and not
noxt spring. If you have work tn buy,
drop me n line and state about how
rauch you wish to pny and I will fur-
nisn you with designs tooboose from.
E. Estabrook, .
P. 0. Box 815, Bennington, Vt.
QIVE kc
KODAK
Appropriate for a Christmas
present to anybody. Home
portraits fiashlights winter
landscapes. .Photography is
delightf ul in the winter season.
KODAKS $5 to $15
Brownie Kodaks $1 & 2
W. L G0KAY Druggist
417 Main St.
Call And Give Your Orders For
Nursery Stock, Grtrdon and Parm
Seeds, Ornamentai Shrubery, etc.
Spring dellvery
C. Ainsworth,
311 W Main St., Bennington, Vt.
WE CIVE AWAY
GREEN
TRADING STAMPS TO ALL
CUTTOMERS
J. T. Shurtleff,
Druggist.
HAPPINESS
DEPENDS Of
YOUR STOMACH
Peoplo well fed are es like
y to be miserable tlian lmngry
folks. A. C. LaraiTe,tfe Co.
have the largest line of stann
ard and fancy
GROCERIES
toefound in Southern Vermont.
Cahned Goods, Teas and Goffees,
Spices, Pickles,
Everything for the Holiday
tabJe.
POWNAL CEHTER
Waitor Patterson is inDonrjington on
j'ury duty. '
Daniel A. Dean spent Sunday in
Shaftsbury.
Clayton Katoly of Conway is in town
for a few days.
Marcus M. Dean ia ut D. A. Dean's
for a few days.
Miss Mary Bates of North. Adatns is
at Oyrus Estes'.
Mrs Patienco Maranville of Savoy is
at Oavid Towalee's.
FranK Fuller and famfly of White
Oreek aro at Oyrus Estos'.
" Mrs Etbel M'ercbaat is cntertaining
Mrs Etta Green and daughter.
Mr and Mrs Ilummer of OonniDgton
Center are at Uonry Westfall's.
Earl Alexander and William Nilos
of AuHterdam are at Tice Niles.
Snnford Plumb of Nortb Adams hss
been stopping at Lomuel Morjan's.
Miss Mabel Stnith of Nortb Pownal
is vlsiting hcr aunt, MrsJanetArm-
strong.
Tho funeral of Chauncer Rosenburc
held last Wednesday was largely at-tended.
Ward Niles of White Oreek was In
town last week looking after his in
turests here.
Prof U. G. Ilouston of Kansas
leoturod at the Union cburch
Monday evening.
Tbo ebicken pie supnor civon bv tho
Ladies' Aid socioty was a grand suc
cess. Proceeda 837.
'Besslo and Ida Morcan and Miss
Olive Barber Iiavo been guests at Mrs
Obarles Patterson's.
Kvnnirnlint R. V.. Tnvsalav nrannhart
at Pownal Suuday oveninu. She left
Monday for Brattleboro.
Mr and Mrs Lemuel Morean and Mr,
aod Mrs Cbarles Pattorion bavo been
gucsts at S. J. N. Gardoer's in Ben-
nington.
The averago per cent of tbe nunila in
tbo Barber Uistrict in their work for
Ust term is as follows: A class, Min-
SCS Uessie A. MorL'an and Hllrn H
Uarber, K: B class. Misjes Lucv M.
L llie, 01, Francena Scrivens, 89, Lor
eoa Araikon, 05. The pupili baviog
the grenter numbor of perfeet lessone,
uessio juorgan, iorena Amidon, Liucy
Lillie, Edith Burgess, Olive Buber,
Addie Sumoer, Byron Barbor. Tdnse
nnt boing absent or tardy riunng the
t-rm were Addle Sumnor, Lillian
Cireen, Olive Birber, Francooa Scriv
hih. Kuth Scrivens, Walter Scrivens;'
Harold Amidon. Great pralso is duo
Miss Ida Groan, who haa Ijoen four
terius witluut being absant or tardy.
Ncckwcar
rnr Amw
And 'twould do
yougood to look at
it. There is just
such an array as
you would see in a
big city store; 25c,
5oc and 75c are
the prices some
comeinfineXmas
boxes. Come in
and look at them.
even though you
have no idea of
buying.
'OPEN EVERY WEEK DAY EVENING UNTIL lO
O'CLOCK . . . .
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PURCHASES DEUVERED FREE .....
AST0UND1NG VALUES IN
Fur Scarfs for Xmas''
Actual Reductions as Follows I
Isabelle Fox Stole, trimmed
with 8 fox tail3andsiik"girdle;
S13.M valuo,
SIO.50
Black Bear Stolo, silk lined,
length 80 inches, trimmed with
0 fur tails and silk girdle; SI1.30
value, $3.75
Silver Gray Qair Stole, length
08 inches, lined with wliite squir
rol, trimmed with (i tails and silk
girdlo;'$8.00 valuo:
$7.00
Sable Fox l'olerine, length 8S
inchos, linished with 8 tails and
tail trimmed, silk girdle; $10.00
value,
$8.50
Sable Fox Stole, length "S in
ches, llnished with (i fox tails and
tail trimmed, silk girdo; 812.50
value,
SIO.00
Hlack Seal Stole, length !)0
inches, iinishcd with tail trimmed
silk girdle; J!) 25 value,
$7 25
Stono Murten Stole, length "2
inches, satln linel, tlnished with
4 tails and tull trimmed silk
girdle; $J 00 value,
S7.00
IJlack Ooney Stulf. 72 inehpi
lpng, U tails aud tail triuimud
silk girdlo; 8U.-75 valuo,
$550
Black NoarSeal Polorine, 80
inches long72"large tai7sT$3.50
value,
$2.75
Belgian Hare Stole, trimmed
with 4 tails and silk ornamonts;
S1.0S valuo,
$4.25
Black Conoy Pelerine, 72 in
ches long, 8 tails nnd silk girdle;
3.08 value,
$3.25: O
Black Hair Pejerine, S8 inches
long,'8 fox latls and 'silk girdle:
'$1.0$ value,
$3 98!
UBluuk Conoy Stole, G(5 inches
long, (i fox tails and silk'girillo;
$5.98 value,
$4.75
BlackNoar Seal Stole, XXXX,
SO inches long, 2 large fox tails,
tail trimmed silk girdle;' $9.00'
value,
$7,00
Grey and Bluck Stolp, 80 inch
es long, silk linud, tinUlicd silk
glrdle.tuil trimmed; W 50 value;
SIO.OO
lUnck ','ieyl!.M'lno, 78 in.
cIwn l.n.g. 1(1 ("- 2.98 valn ,
$2.25 y
Bluc!: Ouuey Soan", linisUd
withO tails; 81.50 value,
- $1.00
HOLIDAY ASSORTMENTS COMPLETE
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Wholesale and Rclail
Sehjctmw anrIioodswi
until deHverv is ord