The Bennington evening banner., December 22, 1903, Image 4

About The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961

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For
BENHIHGTOfi BOIEFS
TamO'Shanters,Toques andToboggans. .25c and 50c
Winter Caps ' 25c, 50c, 75V, 1.00
Soft and StllT Hats : frora 50c to 3.QQ
Mcn's and I3oys' dress and heavy working Gloves
and Mittens frora 25c to 3.00
Ladies' and Mlfses' Knit Gloves & Mittens 25c, :ii)c,50o
Mcn's and Boys' Plain and Fancy Knit Oloves .25c
Dress Kld Gloves, all shade.s, silk lined and un-
lined from 1.00 to l.BO
Tho cek'brated Fownos Kid Glovus J 1.50
Fleeced lined Kid & Mocliu & Suede Gloves 50o to 1.50
Fur Driving Glovos from 1.00 to .'1.00
Suspenders for mon andloys 10c, 15c, 25c, 50c
Fancy Boxed Suspumlers 50c, 75c, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50
Fancy Arm Elastics ldc, 15c, 25c
II)i Supportors 15c and 25c
C'ollars, all linoru 15c, two for 25c
CulTs 15c and 25c
Night Shirts . ... 50c, 75c, 1.00
Working Shirts 25c and 50c
Plain and fancy Dress Shirts :t!)c, 50c, 70c, OSc
5c, six for 22c; 10c,
25c, two fort25c
erehiefsat.. 15c, 50c, 75c, R00
.TerseyndfcTOnnol Shirts, allcolors an(lty!en,.50c to 2.50
Cardigan .Tnckets ... , - .-j.... ..1.00 to X.M
MfcnUuBttf Sehildren's and Ladies' SwcaterM 50c to 4.00
Men's and Boys' Underwear .. .from 25c to 1.00
Choiee NecknVar for men, boys and children
5c, 10c, 15c, 25c, 50c
Handkerchinfs. plain white, 5c, six for 22c; 10c,
tlnvo for 25c;
Plain and Fancy Silk Handke
Japanoite Silk Initial HandkerchiHfs 10c, tlneo for
25c; one-half dozen 50c
Genuino Irisli Lincn Initial Handkercliiefs, 25c
one-half dozen 1.50
Plain and Fancy Silk Handkerchicfs ... 25c, 50c, 75c. l.do
Muslin Initial Handkiuvhiefs. 10c, three for2fc six for 2"c
Initial Linen Handkerchiefs, one-half dozen in a
box, 1.00 three for 50c
Hubbor C'ollars, 15o and 25c; Uubber CulTs . .i.. .-...i'fc
Fancy Vests and plain white 1.00, 1.50, 2.00 and 2.50
Huavy Donble-brelisted Vest.i 1.50
Heavy Storm Conts 1.50 to 2.50
Pontiac .Tackets from 1.1)7 to 2.50
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WE CIVE HOME TRAD1NC STAMP
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A fancv Box of Handkerchiofs for aXmas glft at50c' 75c, 1.00. 1 i, 1.50 and 2.9D, . LiidieV and Gonts' rrabrolias from 75c to 8.00. Hoslcry, plain and
fancy, 10c,15c, 25c. 50c all wool Lasher Hosn at 25c. Heavy wool TIoso at 15c, 25o, 50c. Boys' Stockings at loo anrt 25c. Latc.it stylo MuMors for Iadios and
KOntlomen 25c, 50c. 75c, 1,00 1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00, 2.50. Way's Mufllet 50c, all wool, for men, women and cliildren. CnfT Buttons 2,7c, 50c, 75c, 1.00, 1.50, 2 00
Collar Buttons 5c and )0c. Necktio Pins 25c, 50c, 75o and 1.00. Shirt Stnds, per set, from 25c to 75c. Cutl Holdors 10c and 25c
Tho Loadlng Clothlors,
Hattors, Furnlshdrs and
CustomTaflors, 409 Maln
St. . Bennington. Vermont
Storo Opon Evory Evonlnc Untll Af tor Chr stmas. Call and got a ID04 Calendar.
Sc ROCHE
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FURS
At Very Low Prlces
A Call Will Convince You
5f
We Give HOME Stamps
uood News
FOr Late Buyers ! !
Mrs 0. S, Keyes at her
No.3Il WestMain St.
store offers at greatly
reduced prices Millinery
of all kinds gives per
Botial attention to all
orders lias a city trim
mer. A nice Jino of
Hats and Bonnets for
elderly ladies, also
mourning goods, Rib
bons, Veils, etc. The
ladies are cordially in
vited to call. '
Ok.
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On This Occasion
you should seo that your wines arc of
tho best quality. Flavor and boquet
should be just right, and abovo all,
their purity should bo bcyond ques
tion. In fact, all our wines and
liquors are tho b'osl.
POWAL
M. Hogan was in Bennington Wed
nesday taking in tho Rogers murder
trial.
Miss Fanny Boltwood of Grand
Rapids, Mich., is visiting friends and
relatlves In tovn.
Mrs Ellen C. Towslco of Bennington
who has been visiting her daughter
for a month has returned homo.
The Wright Hoalth Underwear havo
a handsomo new draft liorso for tholr
truck teara, which was ridden out from
Troy Wodnesday.
Tlioro was a nico attendance at the
Union Baptist suppor Wednesday
evening. About S12 was realized as
the net recelpts of the Bippcr.
The pupils in tho ninth grade of tho
local school aro getting much useful
information as woll as tho ablllty to
oxpress thom selves -clearly whilo on
thoir foot, through the medluin of de
bates, which take placo overy Friday
afternoon,
Miss Fleda L. Nilos only daugbter
of Mr and Mrs T. .Nilos, was married
Wednesday in Troy, N. Y., to Frank
Blanchard oldest son of Mr and Mrs
P. Blanchard. Tho brido is a ehartn
inj,' younf; wotnan of 18 yoars who has
a host of fritnds to whoin sho has bo
come ondcared. Tho proom as woll
as his wife, is Pownal born and bred.
He is by profession a carpenter and
is regarded os an excellent workman.
MollitrnrHy'aSwret l'owilero Vnr Clillilrrn
Successfully used by Mother Gray,
Durae in tho Chilrlren'a Ilorae in Now
York, curo feverishnoss, bnd stnmnch,
teething disorclors, movo and rejn hito
tho bowels and destror worms. Over
30,000 testiinoninls. Thoy novor fail.
At all druagista, 25c. Saraplo freo.
Address AlLn S. Olra9ted, LeRoy, N.
1'. 42nC
EAST ARLINGTON
. Mr and Mrs E. Ward returned on
Tuesday from a trlp to Bennington,
Hoosick Falls and North Adams.
Mrs Myron Colo who has been very
ill, is reported as a little bottor. A
trained nurso from Troy has arrlved
to tako chargo of tho patlent.
Mrs J. F. Shepard is quito sick, hut
is reported somo bottor today.
.Miss Amy Capon, from Burr and
Burton seminary, hao been the guot
of Miss Lillian Grout, recently.
Miss M. F. Warner spent some days
in Bennington this week.
TheMillinor y social at tho parson
age was deferrod on account of the ex
tromoly low condition of Mrs Cole,
who was apparently at tho point of
doath.
The children aro rehearsing for the
oxorciscs at the Methodist church on
Chrlstmas eve. '
POWNAL CENTER .
Mark Burrington sr is rapidly rr
cbvorlog. Henry Barbor will work tho Gale
farm noxt yoar.
Mrs Freelove Amidon and daughtpr
havo returned from North Adams.
Goorgo Scrivens tho contractor
is conlined to his houso by illhoss.
The Christmas treo will be hold at
tho Union Church Thursday ovening.
At the Union church Sunday after
noon tho pastor will give a Chrlstmas
sormon. Miss Mabel M. Barber will 1
sing. I
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Sliows t lie
fiirnituif
if.siilt of bnyiiig
At
Chas. Potter's Place
EVERYTHING FOR XMAS
WRICHT'
SV'IARKET
REPORT
S. W. (Slilrt Walstt) ivefored tnk xieie
S. W., Coinmoii not alTected. I.. S. (I.onR
Sklrti) mery 0110 loohcd for n rlse. bnt llioy rc.
mulned In tlielr u-iul place. I). S. (I)lrty
Sklns) hnre no valuu uioe)t tUrouuh Wrlglif;
CI.IUNMNli houso,
Act. Green Trading Stamps
Botlily pnin loses its torror if ynu'to
a bottlo of Dr Thoraas' Plectric Ojl in '
tho 1 on so. Instatit roliof in eases of 1
burns, cuts, spralos, accidcnta of nn
BOCt.
WilKtit lf!orti u
alnnt; all llncr.
WRIGHT,
lirctT voliimu of builncsi
The Laundry Alan.
jg? We Givc
ADING STAMP
The Best in the World
J. M. Ayres,
H. H. Allen,
E. E. Bottum,
L. M. Barney,
Bennington Shoe Store,
Jas. J. Burns,
F. Bronori,
F. J. Green Manager,
C. W. Chandler,
M. S. Crystal,
M. Culliton,
J. H. Cranston & Son,
Clias. G. Cole,
J. F. Camp,
A. Drysdale & Son,
J. Eddington,
W. L. Gokay, v
O. E. Gibson,
E. T. Griswold,
C. L. Hudson,
J. L. Harbour & Co.,
E. E. Hart,
Ed. F. Houran,
W. E. Hawks.Jr.,
H. Harry L,evin,
Thos. F. Morrissey,
John H. Moore,
luliigan & Roclic,
E. L Nichos,
A. Nolan,
N. Noveck,
J. O'Donnell,
W. N. Penfield,
Parlor Millinery,
' Mrs. McLeod Manager,
C. W. Peterson,
S. S. Pike, "
C. H. Potter, . '
W. H. Peltier,
B. A. Quinlan,
H. M. Ramsdell,
Peter Roy,
H. Rosier &Co.,
Thos. Stewart,
M. J. Schwab,
A. Viall,
F. E. Vail,
M. J. Welch,
Wir.sloy & Remington.
Ner$ of the Towa nnd Y"acr Told
liriear for OUy llcadrr.
Forrest Sibley bf the Albany Med-
lcal Collego Is homo for tbo 'holidays
MrsW..?. Maokoy of Groat Barr-
Ington will spend Christmas at B. A.
Quinlans.
Mrs C. B. March and daughtor,
Florence are spending a week In Troy
and Albany
Mr and Mrs John H. Kelso will t
guests of E. E. Rawson and family on
Christmas uay.
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.Mr ana Mrs "yioert uiapp will en-
tertaln Mr and Mrs W. H, Nichols for
Christmas dinuer.
Mr anu jirs ueorgo Albro wtil pass
Chrlstmas day at the Lawrence Farm
mastor Frodorick Lawrenco will onjoy
tho siglit of a woll tillod .Christmas treo,
At tho First Church in Bennington
center thero will bo a Christmas tree
for tho Sunday school Thursday after
noon. '
Marshall Perham, brothor of Leoni
Perham met with an accident Satur-
day night. IIo was going up Unioti St,
on his way homo when he collidod
wjth a barbed wlvo fenco that loft him
somewhat tho worso for wear. He was
takon to Basset's storo and after a
short rost was ablo to proceed homo
ward.
Tho pries to bo awardedat tho Sons
of Votcrans dance Friday oveninir
are on oxhibition in Grlswold's win-
dow.
Mr and Mrs E. E. Hart ontertained
tho Whist Club No 1 last week.
Miss Kathryn Pike, toacher in tho
schools at Readsboro is Homo fcr
the Christmas holldays.
Mrs Ilollister will move sodn from
PJcasant St, to the Hitchie honso on
Union St latoly occupied by U. V.
Hyde.
Miss Vera Bull comes homo for the
llolidays from Rurnam school, North
hampton. Miss Bull will entertain a
school friond durlng tho vacation.
I). N. Buckner of Boston was here
recently gathering statistiqs in rcgard
to tho number of foreignors in the
jails. almshouses and institutions in
Bennington county.
Tho Homo Trading Stamp Co hold
another meoting Monday night. Some
speclal busincss was transacted and
the meeting was adjourncd to tho first
Monday in .Tanuary.
Saturday evening a daughtor of
Daniel Crimmins of Grove St was
lighting a lamp and in somo way the
laco curtains caught llro. Mr Crim
mins happcned to be just coming in
from his work and ho extingnlshed
the llatncs boforo much damago was
done. Itwas a fortunato oscapo from
a bad oponing.
Christmas evergreen wrraths, 10, 15,
and 25 csnts cacli. Ropo wceutliing,
5 and T, conts jHr yard. Christmiis
treoa, 25 nnd 50 conts. Mail received
ovory day. Artdross Mrs Clnrerco 9.
Morse, K. F. D. 1, Honoington, Vt.'
Ordor by mail now. 15w3
GIFTS
-FOR-
CHRISTMAS
Wo think we've got, this
yenr, tho nlcest line wo'over
had' in our storei Mnnioure
Toilet, Comb and Brush, and
Shaving Sets in genuine
French stag. Mllitary Brushes
In solid ebony nnd French
stag.; and the prices are right.
We'll save you money on any-
thlng in tho perfumo lino
Glft packages at from 26c to
$1.00; and a fine assortment
of Clgars put up especlajly for
holiday use from $1.00 to
82.0O.
W.L. GOKAY - Druggist
417MainSt.
If You Are Looklng For
Useful Gifts
Call on me. I have carve
Ing sets, bread mlxcrs
and enamol ware.
For the children skates
and knives.
At 0."
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Tlie
FERING
rro
Now Unti
Xmas
Dollar Savings to You i
Purchasin Your Holi
day- Gifts j
Special prices ou Ladies' tailored suits.
Special prices on ladies' coats.
t Special prices on Children's coats.
Special prices on ladies' skirts. t
Special pnces on men's suits.' , . , .
Special prices on men's overcoats.
Special prices on men's hats.
Special prices on men's cloth caps.
Special prices on silk plush caps. ,
. Special prices on ladies' dressing iac(jues.
Special prices on ladies' kimonas.
Special prices on ladies' furs
Special price.s on children's furs.
Special prices ou ladies' black mercerizad furs.
Special prices 011 ladies' flannelette wrappers.
Special prices on ladies' P. K. shirt waists.
Special prices on ladies' mercerized shirt waists.
Special pnces on ladies' French ilannel waists.
Special prices on ladies' umbrellas.
Special prices on men's umbrellas.
Special prices on table cloths.
Special prices 011 napkins:
1 Special prices 011 holidny neckwear,
Special prices on silk mufllers.
Special prices on holiday suspenders.
Special prices on 75 kiuds ot la,dies' handk'fs.
Special prices on 50 kinds of men's handk'fs.
Special prices on men's sweaters. '
Special prices on boys' -sweaters.
Special prices on ladies' sweaters.
Special prices on ladies' muslin underwear.
Special prices on ladies' velvet hats.
Special prices on ladies' ready-to-wear hats.
Special prices on ladiesfleeced underwear.
Specidl prices on comfortables.
Special prices on blankets.
Speclal prices on men's fleeced underwear.
Special prices on Children's fleeced underwear.
Special prices on ladies' knit gloves.
Speclal prices on children's gloves and mittens.
Special prices on men's loather gloves.
Special prices on men's wool gloves.
Special prices on men's leather mittens.
Speclal prices on men's woolen mittens.
Special prices on men's nogllgee shirts.
Special prices on men's wool shirts.
Special prices on boys' overcoats.
Special prices on boys' suits.
Special prices on sheep lined coats.
Special prices on bobleB' bonnets.
Special prices on bables' coats.
Speciar prices on children's novelty suits from
2 to 4 years.
Special prices on jnen's pants
Spaclal prices on rlbbons.
Special prices on notlons ofall kinds.
MONEY-SAVING STORE
H. HARRY LEVIN
121 North St, Bennington
1W
W. D. NEWTON
. J. MORRISSEY
We Give HOME Trading Stamps
You Get All Tlie Benelits
COR. MAIN & S1LYER STS.
J05 PLEASANT ST.
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