The Bennington evening banner., March 29, 1916, Image 6

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Try it yourself
if you want personal and positive infor
mation as to how delightful Prince Albert
really is, smoked in a jimmy pipe or rolled into
. the best makin's cigarette you ever set-fire-to I
For, Prince Albert has a wonderful message
of pipe-peace 'and makin's peace fcr . every
man. It will revolutionize your smoke ideas
and ideals. The patented process fixes
that -and cuts out bite and parch I
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jm will nt4: "FracM, Plwli Jdr
30th. IM7." vaica ku mtit thrtt mm
taiki ptpavfctrt ent wU Mini
fie national joy smoke
is so friendly to your tongue and taste that
it is mighty easy to get acquainted with. ;
You'll like every pipeful cr cigarette better '
than the Jast because it is so cool and
fragrant and long-burning. You'll just sit
back and ponder why you have kept away
from such joy'us smokings for so long a time 1
Men, we tell you Prince Albert is all we claim
for it You'll understand just how different
our patented process make's Prince Albert
quick as you smoke it 1
Bay Princm Albert tvtrywhtrt tobacco it talJl in
tidy rod tint. 10c; handtomt
tooov rod bamt. Sc s
pound and half pound tin humidor and in pound
i f numiaort wan tpontt-moitttntr topt
that kttp tht tobacco in tuch prima condition.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Wiaston-Stlem, N. C.
WANTED
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Several Dtpartmenls
HrT. CUSH MAN CO.;
Nbr tMBenniog on " 1,
DM MEUT13U Kl DN8Y3 AM O HUAOKf
BENNINGTON BRIEF5
,Nwii;0f the Town and Vlllag To 14
3 u. Hrlfly for Buay Raadara
V; Henry B. Walthall In .''.Tho JEUven,"
Harte Theatre tomorrow. Adv.
' '. Word has been received of the death
In WilmingtoQ of Mrs. Imogene Wilder
Kidder, widow of J. Henry Kidder, who
passed away Tuesday ..ipornlng at . an
age of 67 after an 11-day illness. She
SPEflAL
SALE
ftiursday, FrioayrSaiurday
o SPE(HL
Each SALE
TRIPLE COATED
WHITE ENAMFL WAR
Every piece in this sule is a large one. We have only
36 pieces and can get no more.
We siill tm a f. w iiALV. SAP BUCKETS" hft
w MM HARDWARE co.
SPRING, 1916
With the coming of the warm,
pleasant days our thoughts turn to new
footwear. Never in the history of
shoe manufacturing has there been
such a demand f r rubbers as that dur
ing the past winter, and whiU it is too
early to lay them aside wouldn't it be
well to consider your needs when new
shoes are desired?
The new shoes shown here for
w.omen, men and chi'dren are sure to
please and satisfy. The high tops for
women and chl'dren, the comfort shoes
for men, the neat, well built shoes for boys and girls, all
are just tilled with goodness. ' ' ' " - : '
: When buying vour next pair of; shoes don't be sitisfied
with just shoes, demand the kind that are MADE rkht,,
LOOK right and ARE right. . . ',
The above kinds are sold and guaranteed at
was a native of Wardsboro, the daugh
ter of Liberty and Artemesla Wilder
and married Mr. Kidder In 1867 In Wil
mington. She was a music teacher for
a number of years and was secretary
of the local O. E. S. She leaves one
daughter, Mrs. Charles E. Gardner of
New York city. Her husband, a prorai
nent Wilmington business man died
during the past year. :, t;
Edmund Howe, who is a freshman at
Dartmouth college has been selected
as a member of the Dartmouth chess
team which is to play Harvard at Bos
ton Friday evening. (. . ,
:The Knights of Columbus held a
meeting last evening and perfected the
organization of their building associa
tion, to-have -charge and title to the
recently purchased home of the socie
ty. Officers elected were as follows:
President, Daniel A. Gulltinan; clerk
and treasurer, D. J. Kealer; trustees,
A. C. Lamarre, P., J. Prendergast. John
Scarey, Dr. P. Hi Thompson, ltichard
Hurley, D. J. Keeler, and D. A. Guilt
inan. The association's official name
is the "K. of C. Home Association,
Inc.' It is not a stock company, but
comes under special corporate laws of
the state especially made for building
associations where all members of the
society are members without being
what is technically called stockholders,
as there is no attempt to make money
or divide profits. The title in the lo
cal club house has been transferred to
the new company.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
NORTH BENNINGTON
Elmer Johnson. has- returned frtm
Florida. H '
,: Miss Carrie Griffith of Danby, is yia
itlug at M. M. Dean'8. . . - J ,
Henry Kosiar.ia suffering (-with iin
other severe attack of erysipelas. .'ii ;
Miss Mary Powers, daughter of Win,
Powers of Mechanic street, isrsick.; '
' Mrs. V. ll Tompkins speni Tuesday
in Hooslck Falls with , Mrs. ; Vincent
Allen. ;j
Mrs. Adelaide Worthington Is IUi at
the home of her son, E. J. Worthing
ton. Airs. James King of North Adams is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. George
Griffith.
A son was born, March 12th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Thompson of Fair
view Farms. '
Mrs. Carl Kehr of Dunkirk, X. Y,.
visited her cousin, Mrs. G. S. Mattison
Tuesday.
Mrs. Wm. C. H. Cushman has re
turned from a visit to her former
home In Allentown, Pa.
; Mrs. W;. It. White is again able to be
out after several ' weeks' illness from
grip and bronchitis.
A number from this village attended
the funeral of Mrs, Cornelia Wing in
North. Hoosick Tuesday. . ,
Geo. E. Green has purchased i of
Mrs. M. C. Hullng a building lot ad
jacent to his property on North Main
street. , , . . . ..
' F. D.' Ranney is 'about town again,
having partially recovered from the ef
fects of his recent accident on the
electric cars, ;
Antolne Myers, who is well known
here, returned Tuesday night from the
Troy hospital to his homo In South
Shaftsbury.
Mrs. Harry Armstrong and her sitt
er Mrs. J. B. Woodhull and family were
guests of their father, A. F. Iteming! on
of Bennington Monday.
News has been received of the birth
on March 24, of a daughter, Eligabi-th
Patterson, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hal
ler of Chicago. Mrs. Haller was Miss
Mary WoodUull before lier marriage.
Nw at tha Town and Vlllaga Tola
Brltfly for Buay Rtadera
Miss Nellie Richmond of Hooticl;
Falls was the guest of Mrs. Daniel A.
Gulltinan Tuesday.
Mrs. Lillian Mitchell and son Wil
liam Mitchell of North Hoosick were
recent guests of Mrs. Maria Hollister
of Bradford place. '
Miss Lillian Gulltinan and' Miss
Mary Gulltinan are visitjng for 'a few
days at the home of the latterV par
ents In Schenectady. )
Mrsi W. D. Pelley of Putnam street
underwent an operation succeisfully
in the North Adams hospital Monday
under Dr. F. S. Stat ford. She ts con
valescent and expects to return, home
In about 10 days. '
Vermonters through this sactiou
should be interested in the conference
of hotel men, railroad men and execu
tives of commercial organizations
which was held in Boston Monday to
perfect plans for booming New Eng
land as a summer resort. , ;
A fast game of basketball was
played in the gymnasium o the local
"Y" last evening between ftfe North
Adams Y, M. C. A. and the Bannington
boys, the former winners by a score of
35 to 45. The leads were held alter-
nately until near the close when the
North Adams follows ran up 10 points.
Denley, Hollister, Colburu, Hitchcock
and Buss played for Bennington and
Dalley, La Fountain, Craven, O'Brien
and Bishop for North Adams. The 2nd
team played a preliminary with North
Bennington which resulted in a score
of 33 to 22 in favor of the second team.
The North Adams boys bad more beef
than the local fellows, but the playing
nevertheless, was fast and; clean. ' -
Walter Ford caught aii owl this
morning on Adams street. It wsb not
a stuffed owl, either, but a big-eyed
chick of the hoot varietyrthat would
send the shivers up one's 'back to hear
in the wee, sma' hours. vThe owl was
flrst seen early this morning In the vi
cinity of the American house where it
had evidently taken up its residence in
the rear buildings during the night.
Daylight caught it out on North street
where it was unable to see Its way and
it flopped from tree to tree' blindly un
til it reached Adams street where it
fell to the ground exhausted. Ford,
who had been following it, had no
trouble In capturing it and brought it
on to Main street where hdj procured a
box at a local hardware store, covered
with wire. The bird will be exhibited
in a local show window and Ford
hopes eventually to sell it as it is not
an old bird and should bring a fair
price because of its excellent condi
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WIFE TOO ILL
TO WORK
IN BED MOST OFiTIME
Her Health Restored by Irf
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Indianapolis, Indiana. ".My health
was so poor and my constitution so run
down that I could
not work, t I was
thin, pale and weak,
weighed but 109
pounds andtwas in
bed most of the
time. I began tak
ing Lydia E; Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound apd five
months la,ter I
weighed 133 ppunds.
I do all the house
work and washing for eleven and I can
truthfully say Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound has been a godsend
to me for I would have been in my grave
today but for it. I would tell all wo-i
men suffering as I was to try youryalu-i
able remedy."-Mrs. Wm. Green, 332
S. Addison Street, Indianapolis.Indiana.
There is hardly a neighborhood in this
country, wherein some woman has not
found health by using this good old-;
fashioned root and herb remedy. '
Tf thpre is anvthinfr about which you
would like special advice, write to the
Lydia E. PinKham Medicine IO., t-ynn,
Mass. - '
General Housecleaning
We have formed a partnershln In fnnera
cl iinlnv work, hnuaecieantna. otflc c eaniDR
i uk and oari et , leaning, f urnee, celUra and
ai ythinr In th.t line. Drop una pott card
o ro Adams Hardware Co. or leave ironl bj
phone.
ORORE P. BR DIjET.
IUBKY M. EUDRKTON.
HOUSE WIRINO
On AU Electrical Worr
J. W. LENNOI . 323 South Strt.
Tel. 474-W
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that makes the hens
GET BUSY
They canl loaf. It's
Lay or Bust - and
they don't bust
YOUR MONEY BACK IF
THEY DONT DELIVER
Ask us for if .
H. W. MYERS & SON (Inc.).
POONE 350
OJ31.ce & Yard Foot. School Street
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At The Drysdale Store
Nimble- fingered Needle Women Attention!
I This week we are specializing on all sorts of. Fabrics, Materials ,
' and Trimmings for ; Spring and Summer Dresses and other
garments, both for grown-ups and the younger people.
Assortments truly are wonderfully complete
and varied
Doubling and trebling any previous showing of ours.
PRICES are invariably very decidedly below todav's true market
value due to our early buying. When present stocks are ex
hausted- which, owing to the ljvely selling, must be soon,
prices here, too, will have to go higher.
Purchase Your Spring and Summer Supplies Now!
! There's everything to be gained by early buying this season,
i Beautiful Silk tor Day or Evening Wear
i ' r;--'' -; :
) Splendid Wiol Fabrics in the most wanted shades, colon and designs
Sturdy Linen uitrngs and Waistiig sheer lawn to sporty crash
f
weaves
Bewildering variety of
The New Wash Goods
Printed and embroidered Voiles,
plain and stripe, Poplins, Tissues,
Cleopatra Crepe, Ripltttes, Zeph
yrs, Galateas, Devonshire Cloths,
2 n : Percales Seersucker and Gingham
to no end, at 12 l-2o, 15c, 19c, 25c, 39c, 45c yard-
7 he White Good Department abounds in special values in Long-cloths,
Voiles, Nainsooks, Swiss, India Linons, French Lawns, Linen
""Lawns; Linea Su tia2s,;Iaiia Head Cambricsett. etc.
The Trimming, The Laces, The Enhmiderien, Th Buttan; The Small
War are all assembled in completeness to satisfy the profes-
, '-' ;-' i.M.-f.j, rvxr-.i- -wiXi
V; v skmal dresVinakers and the women who delight in fashioning
their own and their children's wearables.
Supply your needs this week in
Household Linens, Bed
Furnishings and Curtains
and Upholstery Materials
We never have gathered so lavishly in
all these lines-never have we been so
fortunste in securing large supplies before
prices went a soaring. To be sure some
of our prices are a trifle above normal, but ..
all are decidedly below today's values. Included in the special
offerings are ', , ,
Table Cloths, Napkin and other Table Linens
; . Towels by the Handred for kitchen, bath or Boudoir purposes
Sheet, PWnw Cant and Sheeting in all wanted widths and sizes
most reliable brands
Curtain Net, Scrims, Marquisette, Madras by the yard or made-up
Curtains
Cretonne, Silk Drapery and other fabrics all ticketed at prices pre
vailing btfore the insistent price advances.
Fixings for the Home Beautiful
in abundance, with every price lower than
it will be when, we are forced to renew
stocks. Wide snowing of
Rag, Carpets, Linoleum, Matting,
Window Shade and Wall Papers ;
in most desirable patterns and colorings
Whether you buy of us or elsewhere Buy Early !
ALEXANDER DRYSDALE & SON
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