The Bennington evening banner., December 10, 1903, Image 4

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IISTMAS UMBRELLAS
FROM 75c 10 8JDO
liiiilr ib&v
FOR LADIES
& GENTLEMEN
Tam O'Shantcrs 25o&50c
Toquos nnu Tobocgans 25c & 50c
Flannol Shlrta, wlth nnd wlthout
collar, all shados, 50c, 75c, 83c,
I 00to2.5O.
Our now stock of umbrellas Is completc.
Ooldand sllver trlmmcd umbrellns or
pialn handle umbrellas for XMA8
HJfTS. We liavc the largest sUicU to
select fiom. Your eliolce Iioiu 75c to JH
Christmas Handkerchiefs
Handkorchlofs at 5c,Ofor25c
Handkorch'(aat 10c, 3 for 25c
Handkorch'fs at 15c, 2 for 25c
Conuino Irlsh Llnon Hanct
korclilofa 29c
Inltlal Handkorchlufs 10c,
3 for 25c
Inltlal Handkorchlofs 15c.
2 for 25c
Inltlal Handkorchlofs 25c
PLAIN AND FANCY sfLK
HANDKERCHIEFS
25c, 50c, 75c, $'l.OO
Sllk Inltlal Handkorchlofs 25c
SHk Inltlal Handkorchlofs 50c
JapanottoSllk Inltlal Handkor
chlofs 1 0c, tnreo for 25c
Christmas Neckwear
A dazzllng array of Sllk Nockwear
In all shados. at 5c, 10c, 15c, 20c
and 50c.
Chiisimas Suspenders
Plaln and l-'ancy Suspondors for
mas Clfts at 10c, 15c, 25c, 50c,
75c, I OO, 1.25 and 1.50. Thuse
Suspondors aro nlcoly boxod. Fancy
Arm Elastlcs 25c.
BENNINGION BfilEFS i VmK
B H . II . u . H I fH m U
CHRISTMAS MUFFLER
FOR LADIES
& GENTLEMEN
FROM 25c TO 2.50
A cliolfo llno or Christmas Mudlcrs.
Any mufllor from thU Uuvo newstook
wlll maUe i flne Christmas present, your
plCK at 23C. 75c. 1.00. 1 2.1. 1 50 2.00, 2 0,
ull tho lutest styles made f-om the
obolceit llk.
Christmas Gloves
Sllk ilned Clovos, all shaaos
.OO
Sllk llnod Clovos', all shados
I 50
Unllnod Clovjs, all shados'
l.oo
Unllnid Clovos, all shados
1.50
Mon's, Boys', Ladle and AIUsns' Floocollnod Kld Clovos, all shados
KnltCl'oves ann Milton. I5o ta 50: at 50c, 75c, I.OO, and 1.50.
Btg Reduction Sale of Clothing!
Men's Oirercoats, Woith $15.00 and $18,00, Your Clioice $10.00
Young Men's Qwcoats, Worlh $1 J.00 and $12.00, Your Ctioica $ 5 00
Boys' Overcoats, Worth $6 50 and $5.50, Your Choice $ 4.00
Men's Suits, . Worlh $13,00 and $12.00. Your Ghoica $ 5.00
Big Reduction Sale of Pants
Big Reduction Sale of Men's and Young Men's Separate Pants Every
pair ot Pants redu'ced from $1.00 to S2.00 per pair.
Storo Opon Evory Evonlnt; Untll Mtor Christmas. Cail aml gat a 1934 Calandar.
Tho Loadlng Clothfors,
Hattors, Furnlshors and
CustomTailors,409 Maln
St., Bonnington, Vermont
AT THE
0i
NEW MARKET
Cor. North ainl I'leasant Stroet you
wlll flnd the beu of homc-mado
sausage, also a full Hne of the bet
meats.
CLARENCE CHANDLER,
Manager.
WOODFORD
J lave
Atixer i
Coine
you
JSread
exainme
.and
tliem and you will be
sure to buv. For sale
W.D.NEWTON
COR. MAIN&S1LVERSTS.
Estate of John Burke.
Wlll Frerentcd.
STATE OF VKKMOMT, 1 At a seMlon
Dlstrlct of Bennington, I ot the I'robatt
Court, holden at the l'robate Offlce. ln Bcmilng
ton. ln sald Dlstrlct, on tho 4th ilay of De
cember. A. D.. 1003. . .
H l'resent John V. Ci.rney, Judge.
An Instrunicnt, tmrportliiK to be the last Wili
and Testameiitof John Burke late of lemington
in said dlstrlct. deceased. belng preseut
ed bf J. V. D. S. Merrill, for the exccutf.r
thereln namtd. for I'robate, lt
Isordered by sald Court, that all persons con
ccrned therclu, be notlfled Ui appear at a ses
slon thereof. to be held at the l'robate 01
flce, ln l!ennlii(!ton. ln salrt Distrlct, on 2Cth
day of l)ee. A. 1). ll03. at 10 o'cIock ln tlie fore
noon. and show cause. If any they have, aRsUnst
the probate of sald Wlll; forwhlcu purpoio Ull
fnrther ordered that thH order be publhhcd
three weeks successlvelyln the llanner and lle
former, a newspaper prlnted at llennlncton. In
tlds State, prevlous to sald tlrae of hearliiK.
By Attest JOHN V. OARNKY, Judge .
Sumuel Mallorv bas uioved into ono
uf JnmfB Smitb's bousos in Fermlulo.
,Jobn Kiles, icsurnnco iiijont, lina
been in town tbis u-eok and dono somn
hlislness.
Georgo W. Knnpj) caught a racjooti'
whicb weighed 27 1-2 iiounds.
Martin C. Cutlcr b:is pnrcbnsed of
Mr Lovin, familiurly known n tbo
"Bennington Iron King," a fine, largo
blnck work borse. Tbo price piid
comes uloso to tbo two buudred dollnr
mark.
Mrs EtoHdo Kimball of Bennington
and Miss Alico Gardnor of Dalton,
Mnss., bave been risiting friends in
town.
Miss Lura Ilnrbour's scbool oloscd
with publio exerciMS Inst Friduy.
Aliss May Kus.sull's scbool will cbse
in tbo saiao way noxt Friday.
,Mis9 Harbour commecod teacbing
Monday in Shaftsbury.
A. W. Hng.ir bas been in pursuit of
a liig brnr, tracking him on tbe now
snow. At tbia writing "Anso" is in
uloao proximity to Bruin.
Ohnrlea and .Tobn Harwood,- sona of
Uonniugtoa's succossful tipticiun, bnvo
teen guests of Albort Sliultz, onjoying
tbe art of Nimrod.
Tbe city Bunday suhool nnd Y P,
S. O. E. are ruaking irpparntiona for
Christmas festivities.
Gleason aud Scott bnvo a good stock
of g'ods in tbo grocery line nnd Boino
rlry goods in thoir country store.
Thoro's abouc a foot of snow in tbo
woods and lumbermen aro utilizinfj it
to good ndvantage. Tbe sloigbing is
fair througbout tho town.
M. S. Knights t)H9 tnken tbo job of
running Gleason's mill. Georgs i.
Knnnn is liis .tanyor, witb Howerd
Flint of Bennington bebind tbo savv,
Knights rons tbo engine.'
Alis D. M. Gloasun and Mrs Albort
Sliultz aco tjuite ill.
James M. Cutler, formerly of Wood
ford, is workinc in a cbair abop atr
GardDor, Mnss.
John Ward and Jobn Richardson of
Newark, N J., aro ii tho fiuplcy of
D. M. Glt-na m
Poter McLaugblin advertlscs tw
lot boutuls.
Wbilo carving meat, Mr Cbarles
Sawyor cut ono Hpgnr ijuito hailly.
Last Suuday thirty-ttvo io'k bo-st-s
passed through t-nvn t work on Dht
flold Vnlicji himber job
Phoonix l.'de, I O. U. I', chiitol
tbe question Snturilay cvoning: "Ke
solred, that Columlius is ontitlod to
more honor for di.scov,ring Amorica
than-was Washington for defonding
it. " Diaputants for tbo nlllrmativa
wero James Iliggins ncd wifo, Mrs
Georga W. Wood, II. J. Bugbee. Dar
rtll Sawyor, and for tho oegative, G.
W, Knapp, Jaraos Dinwiddio, Luthor
Fiak, Ricbard Uinwiddio, Florouce
Temple. Tho bonorablo board of do
cisioa nas William T,emplo, Ida Bowlo
and Lucia Sawyer, wbo wore, on
strongth uf argumonts, unanimuus loi
"Ohristophcr."
Mies Rona BugbcH recuirtd a przc
in Miss llarbour's Hehool or nut haf
ing a mnrk against bor namt on tbe
rogietcr. Mis Ijucretin Cutler lnr
only ono tnrdy mnrk.
E
OOM.MISSIOi'KlW NOTICK.
Fstate o( MA11T1IA E. AUSTIN
The underlgiicd. InOiinr been nppointeil by
the Hon. ProlmlA Court lor the IM.itrlct of Ileu
nlugton, COMMISSltiNKKs. to recelve. exam
Ino. nnd adjuit ull rlulmt and demands of all
raons aiiainst tne etnie oi Martlia
Alistin latc of ltpiiniiiL'tnii ln miitl
(llitrlct. dpoeaeil. nnd nll il;ilms
exhlbltvd In offift th-reto. hcreby glvo notlcc
lli.U we wlll meet for Iho pnrpoie aforesald, at
lli Walioonmc Inn. Ilcnidngbm Center,
In said dlttrle' or I'fimiiigton on the 7th day 01
JanuarV, linil and siitlitl .y of May. 1904 next, from
2 o'clock p. in. untll 4 o'elock p. m . each ot sald
days, aud that stx inouUiH Irom the 1st day of
I)ec. A P. pin, Ittlietlinelhnitedlivsnid Court
for sald credilon to preenl thclr f' .jtou
for exaniluatlnn and nliowance.
D.iteil at ntnnlngton, Vt.. tliN 2nd day of
Dec. A. I). 1903
8.11 IIAI.U
8. U H011INSO.V.
4 Conuntiiloners
-THE BIC-
C
OMMIBSIONKRS' NOTICK.
v, DAILKY.
The umlerslgned, havlng been appolnted by
the llon. l'robate Court lor tne uunict ot cn
ntngton, Commlssloners, to recelve. examlne
and adlust all clalms and dcmands of all per.
sona against the estate of John II. Ualley, late
of Shaftsbury ln sald dlstrlct, aeceased. and all
clalms exhltlted ln offset thereto, herebyglve
Botlce that we wlll meet for thepurppse afore
sald at the late resldence of the sald John H. Dal
lev the 2Ctbdar of Dec. 1803, aud 17th day of May
next. from 9 o'clock a m. untll 12 o'clocK m.
eacn of salddays. and uiat six monxns irom
the lMh day of Nov. A. U. 1903, ls the tlmH Umlt
.i hv ald Court for Sild credltors to preieut
thelrcUlms to U9 for examlnatlon and allow
Dated at Uennlngton, thU 7th day of Dec ,
1 .1. EO. WALBRIDOE.
I'ATKICK T. OH1FFIN,
4Cw3 Oommlssloners.
Estate of Mary A. Lane
Notlce oi 8ettlement and Appllcatlon for
1I3U1UUUUU
STATE OF VEUMONT, I In rrobate
Wstriet of Bennington, ss. J Court, held al
the l'robate offlce ln Bennington wlthln aod for
the Dlstrlct of Bennington aforesald on the 7th
tlkv of Dec. A. D. 1903.
pVel?nt, JOUN V. CARNEY. Jndee.
Harlow A. Ilottum admlnlstrator wlth the
wlll annexetl of tho estate of Mary
A Ine. f late of Shaftsbury In sald
Dlstrlct, deceased. presents hls admlnlstxaUon
accoun? for examrnaUon and allowance, and
makesBppUcationfora decree of dlstrlbution
ad parfl lon ol the estate of sald deceased.
whereupon lt U ordered by sald Court. that
tald l aceountand sald appllcatlon be referred to
asesslon thereof. to be lield at the Probate 01
fleeafoMW,onthattidaofDec, A.D. 1903.
for hearlng and deolston thereon: And lt U
lurther ordered, that notlce thereof bo plren Ut
allpwtles lntcrested by publlcatton of Ule sam
thTMweeks successlvcly n the Bannerand Ke
loraerla newspaper pulllshed at Bennington,
Iwvloiw to saldHlnie appolnted for hearlng.
Ihat Uiey may appear at sald tlmeandplace
am copyftthaorlgjnalrecord,
Bankrupt Sale
Continues Until Saturday
December 12,
His store is crnmmed full of
articlea bought at one-third of
their actual value and which
will be Bold at prices never be
fore beard of in Bennington.
You don't believe it! Then
come and see that is all we ask.
Whatever you want in cloth
ing for raan, wotnan or child
come to Levin's and he can
save you money.
H. HARRY LEVIN,
112 North trcet.
NORTH WHITE CREEK.
Mrs Morcy Duoll, who bas beon
spondiuf; n Mv wuoks with Mra E. J.
Bonnett, bas rrturned to lior hotno on
Oak Hill.
Frank E. Bailoy nttoDdoa' a scial ac
Mr nnd .Mrs llunry Collins' in West
Arlington Fritlay ovoning.
MifS Maiy Qcriven bas returnid to
b r homo in Sbusbun, after spcnding
a fow weeks at Thomas Horrington's.
Harry Uonnott spent. Kriday inTroy.
Alfred llorrington of Greeuwich
spent a few riays with fiis fathor, Thmn
na Herrirgton, bofore going cn a trip
to Cauadn.
A. E. SkilT of Cambridge was
througb bore Sntnrday liuying turkoyB
for Christmas
OFF AOAIN.
Wm
Jennlngs Bryan Predlcts RoostvcltJ
Nomlnation and Defcat
Paris, Dec. 9 William .Tcnnings
Bryan -today left Paris for Bernr,
Switzerland, Tho Patrio totlay
pi-lnts on intorview with Bryon in
whlch lio oxpresscs tbo oplnion that
Roosuvclt will be nominutcd by the
ropublicans ncxt your but will fail of
olcotion
Boys' BooKs
For Christmas
Tho Henty Bnok.., fjorutio
Alper, Jr., Works, Ollver
Optios.'Klrk Mnnro's, Uol
inson LV o, Swiss ramilx
Hobinsun. Sterenson's
Treasunt Island, Iti) Vnn
Wlnkld and ra'any nthers.
A. ilaurer,
427 Alitln Strcet.
Chri8taiB8 erorgreon wreatns, 10, 15,
and 25 cnts oach., Rope wroatbing,
and 7 cents pcr yard. Christmas
treos, 25 nnd 50 conts. lail. rocoivod
evory day. Aridress Mrs Olarenco 3.
Morso, a. x. u. 1, Uonoinoton, vt.
Ordor by mail now. 45w3
Christmas Goods
and Gifis
We have our goodB all out.
Perfuroes, -atag horn Bnts,
and a fine line of ladies'
and gents' ipocketbooks.
Crill and see for yourself,
'it cost8 nothing to look
them over, we like to hnw
you. A salr on water bot
tles this week. Ifyounted
one now is the time.
JOSEPH M. AYRES
DnUCGIJJT
Tolophono Q08 Maln 8troet
THAT'S THE THING
for a llno presont,. but a caso would bo
bctter. If you can affortl lt, a caso of
Champagne, a cnso 01 Wlno or JJeer.
GHEER UP
during tbis holldny soason and holp
othors to do it, too. If you only send
ono bottloofllavard ltwillplcaso somo
oople ns mnch as a caso to others.
io ilboi il u yway and you will bo
happy, too.
E. J. MORRISSEY
105 Pleasant St.
' Ettttite ot LouIh Marlow.
Notloe ot Settlement and Appllcatlon for Dlstri
butlon.
STATE OF VERMONT, I At a sesslod
Dlstrlct of Bennington, ss.Jof the- Probat
Court. holden at the l'robate OfDce. ln Bennlng
ton, ln sald Dlstrlct, on the 9th day of
December, A. D. 1903.
rresent. John V. Carney, Judge,
Thomas HanLon, admlnln rator of the estate of
Louls Marlow, late of 'Bennington, In sald
dlstrlct, deceased, presents hls admlnlstxa
Uon account for examlnatlon and allowance.
and makes appllcatlon for a decree of dls
trlbution and partltton ot the estate ot sald
deceased.
Whereupon, it ts ordored by sald Court, tbnt
sald account and sald appllcatlon be referred U
a sesslon thereof. to be held at the l'robate Offlce
aforrsaid, on tho :28th day oi Dec A. D. 1903.
for bearing and declslon thereon: And
lt is furthet ordered, that notlce thereof
be giYcn to all partles lntcrested, by publlcation
of the sanie three weeks successlvcly in tlie
Bannerand Rformer.a newspaper publlshedHl
Bennington, prevlous to sald time appolnted for
bearing, that they may apncar at sald time anu
placo, and show canse, H any they may havi
wliy sald account should not be allowed, an.
such decree male.
Arecord wheilpof ls ordered to be made.
A true record. jQjj(f y CANEy JudRe
A triie copy of tjioorlglnal record.i
48war AMest dOHN V OAHNfiV. Judge
1
vr or the Towa and 'Vlllnge Tolil
IlrleflT for Bmr Iteadeii.
Mrs Louls Whitnoy of Troy was in
town over Sunday.
Miss Jonno Mulligan of Lincoln rft ,
visitlng her sisterMrs A. C. Desorda
In Datnbury, Conn., Sho wlll also
visit rolatives in Now York beforo she
returns.
Mrs Dolos Mattison and bor son
Porloy left towii bn Thurs'day, for
Noptb Adams wbere thoy mado u short
sta.v. 011 their way to thoir homo in
So.vmour, Ct.
Mrs Phillip Rndtess guve , a toa in
honor pf Mrs Stuhinan, last week-
Mrs Varney gavo a tou lust week.
Miss Nellio Rogers is vjslting her
ststos, Mrs J. M. Tltus of Schenectudy.
Miss Katln ino Rogers ls spending' iv
few weeks in Springlleld, Mnss.
Judge E. L. Bates will go to Fair
Haveo, Saturday to attond the funer
al 61 tho lato Hon. Ira R..AlIen.
Mrs Wm F. -Ashton has returnod
from a visit to friunds in Pittsfield.
Master Floyd Wright uf 2 " Maplo
streot who has beeff vory ill is con
valescing. Leslle E. Collins of Manchester Con
tro is vislting frlends in town.
Mr D. D. Hurris of Vorgennos has
returnod homo aftcr a short visit with
Mr W. H. Wills of 221 South Street;
The street commissionor failed to
clear the sido streets this mornlng be
oro tho mill hatids went to work.
Mrs Russell Hyde ontortalned a par
ty of ladies at cards ycsterday after-
noon, Dec., 0.
Thoro was qulto h..fall of snow last
night.and the first sloigh of tho season
was seon on the streot this morning.
The recent rummagb sale of tho w6
mao's auxiliary of tho Young Mons
Christian Association netted it $75.
Thomas II. Madigan of Bolton vis
it ;d his sister, Mrs Charlcs N. Powors,
a portion of tbe weet.
Mrs Goorge Reynohls who has been
in a Tro hospital eight weeks for
trcatment is ioiproving, but slowly.
Ad 900D 39 strong onougb, she bas got
to undcrgo an operatitm.
Mrs L. E. Story underwent a aevero
surgical operatioo in tbe City bospital
at Troy Saturday. News received to
dfy is io tbo cffeot that she is doing
fully ns woll as could bo u.xpcct. d.
Willhm A. Darrutt has beon in Al
bany and Fondu this wi'ck insfecting
maohines for Oharlea Cooper.
Johu W. McGarry of Burlington,
woll Known here, is seriously ill aud
threatened with apendicitis.
Mrs Elizn Jowett and granddaugh
ter, Rutb, left Monday fir Cliicago,
wbere tbey will spend tho winter.
At the annual meeting of Sixth
Corps Rolief corps last evening theso
oillcers were olected; MrsLucy Gibson
pres; MrsRuth Griswold S. V. P; Mrs
Frances WiUiams, sec; Mrs Electa
Mutjphy, treas; Mrs II. N. Patterson,
chap; Miss Mina Clark, delecate; Mrs
Maggie Slbley; nltornato, Mrs Ellla
Davis; Guard, Mrs Bessio Stovons;
con, Appolnted ofllcers to boannounc
ed lator. Reports showed tho corps to
be prosperous with money- in the treas
ury. The Juolor Ixiague will meot next
Sunday afternoon at '1:30 o'clock.s
.Tosoph Lumb of Torrington, Ct.,
has acV-epted a position ln tho
Cooper needlo shop.
In the Methodist church next Sun
day tnorning, the pastor, W. H
Washburne, wlll speak on "Somo
Foollsh and Weak Things," and In
tho evening on "Bodies Celcstial and
Terrestial."
IJy request of tho Grand Patriarch
a speclal meeting of Mansur Encamp-
ment I. O. O. F. wlll bo held Saturday
evening Dec, 12. A largo attendance
is dffslred as tho Grand Patriarch E.
A. Cook of Nowport will bo present. V
At tho First Baptist Church the pas
tor, Rev. Frank R. Morrls wlll preach
at 10:30 on ''The Value of Roliglous
Exporience." Evening gospel scrvico
at 7 o'clock. You aro invitcd to both
servlces.
Llst of Letters remainlng uncallpd
for ln the Post Ollico for the week ei.tt-
ing Doc. 7, 1003. Chas A. Armstrong,
G. M. Alnswortli, Geo. F. Adams, M.
J. Cottlng, H. F. Curran, E. D. Dayls.
Geo. Galusha. Edward J. Hay, Lieut
O. H. Harrlson, W. P. McGuiro, Jas;
M. Schultz, Joe Schtnldt, Valloy Mch.
Co., Mrs Wm Foster, Mrs A. L. Fos-
ter, Mrs S. W- Harriman. Mrs Bessio
Jackson.
WhM hVTA TF i
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& OFFERS FOR SALE
DWARD
:Two DweHings'
f Putnam Sr. ExftMision.,-f-
Several Dwellings
X. South Brauch St.
J-
Two Dwellings
Sf.ho.il
'1
Dwellings and
Building Lots
Washington St.
Other .
Desirable Property 3 X
in all p ifts ot tln villae
l:Sn;eP;rt EDWARD J. HALL
f Rooms 11 12, 13, 14,
Opera liouse Block - Bennington, Vt,
PACE'S
POULTR
FOOD
TED
does malte hens lay. It ccrtainly U the best cgg producer. Nored pepper
or any Irritant that temporarily warms up the fowls and then leaves them
worse off than before. A genuine food that keeps hens healthy and makes
poultry grow. (
The value of our Food has been proved in this State. We have numerous
testimonials of tlie hihest character. They are from well-known farmers and
poultrjmen right hcrc in New England, psople you know or have heard about
and vthoso word U gilt cdge.
Wtguarantce sr.tisfaciion and stand back of every pound we ship. Your
money biek if iou are not satisfied. We wani an agent in every village.
Send fir our bojkkt i it contaias testimonials, prices, and full particulars about
our li'eral induccments. Pago pays the freight.
REMI-MBER PAGE'S is tl.c ONLY PEIJFECT POUIJTRY FOOD.
It is the or.e Lind that rcally makes eggs.
CARROLL S. PAGS5
!ZS::l7y. HYDE PARK, VERMONT
Wmmmm
Cnlichs, Colda and Conttlpatlon.
Fjw pennle realize wben takinr
oough mwlioineB other than Koley's
Honoy aod Tar, that tbny contain opi
ates wbich ore constipating bosides bo-
Ing unsaie, particulnrly for rbilnron.
Folcy's Honoy and Tar containa no
nniates, is safe and sure and will not
constipate. For ealo by B. A. Quin-
lan.
A Costly MUUke, ,
Bluners are sometimes vory expon-
f-ivo. Uccnaiooaiy nro Usoif is 'the
pnctiof a mistakn, but you'll novt-r b
wiong if you takeDr King'a No Lifo
Pilla fordyspepsia dizzinoss, heatiaclio
llvex and bowol troubles. Thoy aro
gonilo yet thorough. 25c, at Gibson's
ilrui 8tor,
CiAlIi-HZALTtl clwavs brinrs hack tlie natural and
j heautiful cnlorof youih 1 1 gray, fadcd or bicached hair.
j Givis new liu a.d f owth to tliln balr. Prevents dan
j drutfand baldui-ss. lancS a dyo, but a Iiairfood, and
! nosimt-lv nsKins crav luir to 119 vouthful color. A
healtlilut nnir crcssing tar mon aro womanf us usecannoi nc actccicu. cc
how Mrs. Muson, Nuttellburcb, W. Va., was mado young agalu by using
mWS HAIR-HEALTBf
"Find tnrlofd fi 50 for whlch tnd 6'hottln of Matr-if calth. T m dtlichted with the )m:Mf
bf'nt me. My h&ir waf a r;ry that I was &hamcd for anyone to tce mc.and bcinc o youn? tt nr
k iled ue to ihink i:iy hair was geutnfr white so long htfore 1 was an old woman, ettt thAKk; U .tr
Jltalth, a cruj kur cannet it Jeund in m htaj asd 1 have not utcd all of odc Lolile."
LARQB SOC BOTT1.ES. AT LEADINQ DRUQUISTS.
, Good for 25cm cako
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Cut out and slcn ihls coupon in fire dy, lake It to any of the following druggnts nnd thfy wnl
!re you a Urjt toiile of Ilay' Hslr-Heaith and a 35c. cake of tlarilna flcdlcated Sap,
thebeM soap for IUlr.5calp.Compleiion.Uath and Toilet, bolh for Fltty cents; rerular pncc--Krdecmed
by leadlng drugglsu everywhere at their hop only, or by the Phllo nny
Speclaltles Co.. n Latayetie St Newark, N.J., either wiih or wiihout oap, ly exyrest , prc, ai d,
ln f Uin sealed package un reccipt of 60c. and thU coupon.
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Nanc UURIllill I CC anywhere In the V. S. who h.. noreen
benented, may nave hls money back by addreuitigU!.-
SrBCiALTiis Co., 9 Ijifayette St., Newark, N. J.
Addrens Refult tltittituUl, Inriit on hvingl!,ty't Jiair-llealth
FoIIowlng Drugglita supply Ilay'a IUlr-llclth and llarflaa Soap ln their thtps onJy :
Fee S&mp OffiE
THE COMBINATION CASH STORE
Lively Days for the Toy Store ...
Our Toy Store is ready, and such a wonderland for
old and young. There are surprises ou every hand and
ingenious new fashioned Toys that fascinato children of
all agfcB and sizes.
First there is a splendid Doll show and every. little
'girl will want to come and pick out her favorite. All
'the Dolla can have Houses, Carriages, Automobih's,
'Trunks, Swings. Cradles, Beds, BathTubs, etc. Tlie
' little housekeeper will be interested in Cook Stoves, Sets
'of Disnes, alfio Blocks, Books, Iron Toys, Sleds, Rockinc
' norses, ana ipts or otuer tnings irom tsanta ulaus.
Now a word to those interested in Fine China aud
' Glass Ware. Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, Salads. Cuds ann
'Saucers, Water Sets, Wine Sets, Vases and Novelties of
'all kinds. Will you consider this your Xraas Store?
John H. Moorc - 142 North St.
Bennington, Vt.
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