The Bennington evening banner., June 19, 1908, Image 2

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

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over ana ooer atnin.
Headaches.
Biliousness.
Constipation.
Ayer's Fills.
Sugar-coated.
Easy to take.
Don't forget.
Headaches.
Biliousness.
Constipation.
Ayer's Pills.
Sugar-coated.
Eatfy to take.
Don't forget.
Headaches.
Biliousness.
Constipation.
Ayer's P'lls.
Sugar-coated.
Easy to take.
Lowll. Ummm.
COOL
COI1FORT
The arrival of warm weather brings with
it the problem of dressing comtortably,
stylishly and at the same time economically,
we should be poor clothiers, indeed, if we
could offer you no solution of the problem.
Most any store will give you some answer,
but ours is the only correct one. It is
Blue Serge Suits
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No fabiic other than Blue Serge ever en
joyed such lasting popularity. These suits
are all pure worsted and absolutely fast
color. The tailoring is the best that can
possibly be produced. They feel better,
look better and wear better than other suits
costing 1-3 to 1-2 more. Let us put one
on your back. Twill make you well dressed
and happy all summer.
Single and Double Breasted Cuts
$10.00, $15.00, $18.00
Wo Sell Stik IxUcli
Burt Bros,
Clothing and Furnishings
RITCHIE BLOCK
BENNINGTON. VT.
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DO YOU SUPPOSE X
Tea and Coffee can be bought less than of the im- Si
porters direct, as we buy? AVE DON'T.
Do You Suppose $
A company can afford to hire a man, furnish him a
team and peddle teas and coffees at less profit than
we can sell for when we are taking orders for groc-
eries or at our store ? WE DON'T . 8
Do You Suppose
You can buy a better tea at 50c per oound with a
premium check than we sell at 25c? WE DON'T.
Do You Suppose
You can find better tea anywhere at 50c per pound
than we offer at 40c, 3 lbs. for $1.00? WE DON'T.
Teas from 15c, 2 lbs. tor 25c. up to 70c.
Coffees from 10c, 3 lbs. for 25c, up to 35c.
E. E. HART
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
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PREVENTION BETTER
THAN A DOCTOR'S BILL
Avoid the Grippe, It 1 liable to develop som
blntr norimio. You have a cuhl nml cannot ac
count tor tt. Krotn the ccllor to Hit) attio your
bouse in full Of rtiunp ftlr on wash Uuyn. bend
the whole woi k to
WRIGHT'S LAUNDRY
fin fiord 81 near main - lenutugto
AND BK HAPPY.
CEO. C. WOOD
Wood '8 Orchestra
Director...' liennlntfton City Band
Manchester Union: Hand
TEACHER OF VIOLIN & MANDOLIN
Addrew t6VValiluton Ave. Phono 215-1
Having Installed horse-slinnlnif stock tn
m aliop, lam now prepared to lion crippled
horse and kicking horses ami mules or any
thing that walk Uae a horse, at iwa East Mailt
street, bennlngtou VU
I. 8. MOON
mi II. NEVILS
PLUMBING
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING
Screw pipe work of all kinds.
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
SHOP 324 SCHOOL ST.
Notice to the Ladies of Bennington
and Vicinity
I will do work with more satisfac
tion than ever before and at better
prices: It doesn't make any differ
ence who it is. Come and you will
find out,
N. LEVIN JXrsSJTO
LADIES' TAILOR
OFFER TOO SMALL
Factories Will Not be Sold at Figure
Named.
United States Judge James L. Mar
tin, of Hrattleboro, has denied the ap
plication of the receiver of 'the Hard
ware & Woodonware Co. of New
York, for permission to accept an of
fer for eleven of the Hlxteen factories
controlled by the company, which are
In the hands of a receiver. Rcprescn
tatlves of creditors of the company
when they returned to Hrattleboro
from New York, where the hearing
was held, stated that objection to the
petition was made by creditors who
felt that more money should be rea
lized from a sale of the plants. The
receiver also expressed a belief that
the offers for the plants might bo In
creased. One of these plants Is the S. A.
Smith factory In llraitleboro, for
which an offer of $5G,000 has been
made. The total amount offered for
the eleven factories Is $440,:i75, which
Is less than 75 per cent of the amount
due to creditors. It the bids can be
increased to somewhere near the
amount due the creditors, it Is likely
that no opitosltlon to the Bale will be
made. It in apparent that the stock
holders will not realize anything on
their stock. The inventory of tho
eleven factories In question Is fl,.V(!,.
319. The original owners of the fac
tories took stock In payment when
they went Into the combination. Homo
of the factories are not doing over
half the business that they were a
year ago, and the falling off is duo
In part to the fact that the factories
are in a receiver's hands. Another
thing svh4'h-wk- it practically im
possible to operate tho plants at a
profit Is the fact that the interest
charges are enormous, running from
12 to 20 per cent. Most of the fac
tories, it sold, will continue to do
business under a general manage
nient, but the plan is to operate the
S. A. Smith plant through another
agency.
TOUCHED MATCH TO POWDER
Burlington Boys Badly Injured by Ex
plosion of Bottle
Rurllngton, June 15. Andrew Lar
duke, six years old, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur I-aduke of 33 Kose street
and Leo Morln, six years old, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Enoia Morln of 182
Champlaln street, are in a serious con
dition tonight as the result of a gun
powder experiment they made this
afternoon.
At one o'clock a loud explosion was
heard In the back yard of the Morln
residence and when the parents of the
boys Investigated they found tbem
blackened and torn and In a half con
scious condition. The physicians are
not able to ascertain just how serious
the wounds will prove because of
their peculiar nature.
It is supposed that the lads obtain
ed a bottle of gunpowder and applied
a match to it, as both had numerous
pieces of glass in their flesh.
The Morln toy's face was blacken
ed and swollen and both eyes were
closed and it is feared that the sight
of one or both of his eyes may be lost
and his hands and arms are fearfully
cut.
The Laduke boy la cut about the
face, but the most serious wound Is
a hole between the fourth and fifth
ribs, apparently made by flying glass.
Several surgeons have been working
over the bos since tho aclilent and
their fate cannot be determined.
TAKES $800, LEAVES WIFE $1
Chioffl Skips With Savings They Had
Jointly Accumulated
Rutland. June 16. leaving his wife
only $1 of more than $S00 which they
had jointly saved, Joseph Chiolll of
West street left this city Saturday
flight and it Is thought that he is in
lloston. The matter was called to the
attention of the police last night and
it Is possible that a Rutland officer may
go to Host on in search of the man. Mrs
Chioffl who Is about 30 years of age
was nearly distracted with grief last
nlht and as she is enceinte her con
dition Is pitiful.
Chioffl is a baker and has worked at
his trade In this city for the past few
years. He passed the winter in Port
Henry, N. Y., returning to this city a
few weeks ago. While here he and
his wife had saved about $800 and de
posited It in the Rutland bank all in his
name. Mrs. Chioffl worked In the
factory. On Saturday Chioffl without
his wife's knowledge, took the bank
book and drew the money leaving $1
to his credit. Ho replaced the book
In the usual place at home and tint II
she looked at it yesterday Mrs. Chlo
lfl did not suspect anything wrong.
Sho thinks her husband has gone to
lioston or in that direction.
FALLS DOWN ELEVATOR SHAFT
Henry Robinson Has Narrow Escape
From Serious Injury
Rrattlcboro, June 16. Henry Robin
son, a young man employed In K. L.
Hlldreth & Co's printing plant, fell
down an elevator shaft two stories this
afternoon. He was cut about the head
and one leg was sprained, but It is ex
pected that his injuries will not prove
fatal.
He stepped from tho elevator on the
top floor and another young man rode
down with tho elevator two floors.
Robinson stepped backward Into the
chaft without knowing that tho elev
ator bad been moved, but he landed on
his feet and then feil over striking on
one side of his head, which stunned
him for a few minutes. He was car
ried to a doctor's ofUuo.
INJURY OF CONDUCTOR
Charles Prue of Newport Loses Four
Toes Coupling Cart
Newport, June 1G Charles Pruo,
conductor of one of. the srifting gangs
In the local railroad yards, In a serious
accident this afternoon narrowly es
caped death. His engine was shift
ing in tho south yard near Prouty &
Miller's No. 2 mill when two cars fail
ed to hitch. He stepped between
them to open tho knuckle and as the
cars came together ho caught his heel
in a frog. Four toes were sovercd,
the sldo of his foot bndly mangled and
the train was stopped Just as hU body
was about to fall across tho rail.
was taken to the olfice of a liW, sur
geon and it is expected that his leg
may be saved.
HERE IS PARTICULARLY INTERESTING NEWS OF
GENUINE ECONOMY AT
FREAK'S TROY BAZAAR
Long white and Natural
' Chamois Gloves
Warranted to wash. They are the smart
est style of. gloves, and cool. 12-button Mous"
quetaires, $1.75; 16-button $2.00.
Long Milanese Lisle Gloves, fit like kid,
wear better than silk; white, black, tan and
chamois colors, special at 91c.
Basement Women's long lisle gloves in
black and white, 25c.
' Long Milanese lisle, Mousquetaire style,
47c pair.
SILK SPECIALS
Main Floor This season's shower-proof
Foulards, regular dollar quality in great variety
of styles and colorings, 69c yard.
Basement Silks
Florentine Dress Silks solid colors and
all silk complete new line, all colors, black
and white, 35c yard.
Extra wide Tussah Pongee all silk, natur
al color, value $1 00, sale price 85c yard.
Sale of $1.00 and $2.00 Hand Bags For 69c
One of the largest manufacturers of leather goods became over
stocked wftHTiand "bags, and offered us some of the best styles of bags
at about one-half their regular price, for cash. On sale now in Base
ment 6gc
Odd Lots of Flowers, Etc.
BASEMENT
Fiowers, foliage and wings for hat trim
ming, odd lots to close out, at 7c, 11c and 19c.
Men's 50c Suspenders 25c
Men's lisle web Suspenders, "Pioneer"
make with calf skin leather ends, well made
and guaranteed to give good service, 25c pair.
"Needraw" Boston Garters, especially
designed to wear with knee drawers, 25c pair.
Handkerchief Specials
Main floor 50 dozen meas linen hem
stitched handkerchiefs (samples) 15c each,
worth 25c.
Basement Ladies' embroidered hem
stitched and lace edge. 4 for 25c.
Men's hemstitched linen cambric handker
chiefs, 4 for 25c.
Upholstery Department
Cottage Cross Stripe Curtains, regular 98c
curtains, for, 79c pair.
Etamine in green and gold figures, abso
lutely fast colors, 25c yard.
Vit;ophane the new substitute for stained
glass very handsome in front or side doors
dining room windows, etc;, 40c yard.
Print" Goods Sale
Main floor Madras Cloth, 19c goods for
121-2cyard.
Basement Dress Ginghams and Madras
Cloth, 8c and 10c goods, 6 l-4c.
White ground Madras, 12 l-2c goods, 8c.
June Specials at Toilet Dept.
7-inch Ebony Nail Buffers, 69c value
. for 25c.
Swift's Blossom Toilet Soaps, all odors,
box of 3 cakes; regular price 35c, special
price 15c. '
Peroxide of Hydrogen, regular price 25c,
for 15c.
TWO NEW TRUSTEES
Goddard Seminary Board Must Elect
a President
B; m June 16. The annual alumni
exercises of Goddard seminary were
held a 10 o'clock this forenoon. An
oration was delivered by Willard F.
Martin of Cambridge, Mass., of the
class of I8S9, his subject being "Twen
ty Years After." An original poem
was read by Miss Rachel Robinson of
Feirisburg, of the class of 1S97.
A meeting of the board of trustees
was also held this morning. The Rev
J. Edward Wright of Montpelier was
elected temporary chairman in place
of the late president, Prof W. R. Ship
man of Tufts College, Medford, Mass.
One of the Important matters to come
before the body will be the election of
a new president. Two new trusties
were elcted the Hon. Charles H. Dar
ling of Hurlington and Wade Keyes
of lioston.
This evening the annual prize speak
ing contest will be held in the opera
house and the graduating exercises
will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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TREATMENT FOR
BRIGHT'S DISEASE
(Honolulu Evening bulletin.)
It is a curious but satisfactory 'fact
that chronic Hrlght's Disease which
according To medical authorities, is an
Incurable and fatal disease, is now ac
tually beinn cured. We have not at
tached importance to the statemtnts
of recoveries we have seen in the pa
pers from the states, but that they
are not all rumors Is now evident
from several recoveries here.
A. II. Otis, of the Honolulu Drug
Co.. tells us of two Interesting cases.
One was swollen with dropsy due to
advanced Iiright's Disease and both
tho piiMuit and his physician had
given tis hope. Otis kept urging a
trial ul the new treatment until the
patient finally consented. Recovery
was conipU-t". the patient leaving a
few mom lis Inter for California where
he nuw reside?.
Another case wn that of an ofllcer
ou one of the Island fit earners. He
was in a hospital ami considered hope
less wheu put on the treatment. Ho
has now been back at his post for
some tlmo.
Otis says there aro very few fail
ures, but that It requires patience.
Honolulu Bulletin.
W. L. Gokay and R. A. Qunllan
heard about this and sent for it In tho
Interest of patients here and will bo
pleased to give any one calling full
information.
Kodol Is the best known preparation
that is offered to tho people today for
dyspepsia or indigestion, or any stom
ach trouble. Kodol digests all foods.
It is pleasant to take. It Is sold hers
by D. A. Wsrd.
Tho Kind Yon Ilaro Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per
rryV J' . sonal supervision since its infancy
All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just-as-good "are but
Experiments that triile with and endanger tho health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment
What s CASTORIA
Castoria . n harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
Mibstanee. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fever ishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach mid IJowels, giving healthy and natural sleep
"the Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend,
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
SS) , 2-
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMC CtNTAUH COMPANY. TT MUMnAI STRICT. NEW VOKK OITT.
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UBIO
S. BOLTON'S SONS'
me Brewed iU
IS NOW ON SALE IN YOUR TOWN
In Bottles by E. J. Horrissey
On Draught at Putnam House & L Bergeron '
S. BOLTON'S SONS - TROY