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EEJ XING TOM EVEN ING 'BANNER, 1 S ATURD A Yj 'OCTOBEJj 26, '1913
lfon't wait until a co!J anJ the yrip
liave a firm hold. Take Lane's
c old and pripTabtcts a soon as yuti
Icfl a cold coming on. Neglect is
jjperous and often spells Pneu
turiia. Keep a package handy for
enierency. KcMiltsar gnarinteed.
Sold by druggibts everywhere.
'LANES '
THAT
RlOMT
NOW','
4
Vermont I I V- Ir.provc Your
- ! ;H.r,'i'tJ-,4'1 Appearar.co S
I THE EVENING BANNER .
j BENNINGTON
FRANK E. HOWE. Editor and Pub. ' .V- v.
i , - ; ii I A -"v'l v,?"
Vermont, Dec. 13, 1903,
Second Clasi Matter.
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iu&blunq ine Part ana
Peiiig the Fart Co T
Sand in Ha
Per
Subscription Rates.
Month
Per Year
r-' Yen
(In advjn 'I
; n - I In '
e)
40o.
tt.00
$5.00
I jmw t lie hT of a
trcunirteiion.
coil insUntly
t to vmir skin
R-i fn.uly-wliiirimtjf"
V ihi that wilt e
!'. iiK-nJ it ywit williue
Gouraud's Au
OiMa! .Cream
rri.Ti T l m'I. iV4 a- Ntw Vol.
ff'tV X
i Mr
it
rtd
1 We lit you out RIGHT in all lines of -CLOTHING AND
riillNISlllNGS. Uuy the 1IEST and avoid REGRETS.
i Rockwood's Underwear
Bradford's Underwear
Cooper's Underwear
il In IJoth Two-piece and Union Suits AH Sizes
Sweater Coals for Men and Hoys Fownes Dress Gloves
Heavy Winter Gloves and Mittens Heavy Wool Stockings
Flannel Shirts Dress Shirts Pontine Coats Hooch Jackets
Mackinaws Toques, Toboggans, Wool Sets Hath Kobes Win
ter Caps Shoos and Rubbers. '
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'I'lii- .t.-n-H':.i'.-il !' i : j.
i.i i I 'I 1.1 tin- :i: I,. i
:l i.t nn iWmiui lies civ-Huil to II
ii ni In rvi i.io t'lcilili'il in tli.it puper
iiIhu the lui'ul news litilili!tlu:il
I In-If In.
fa tul
i MALii.:n tuc U II rut: p ru
IMllSH HinfMHU int. I I W l
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i.ui.it.i.tii.n , iVnii Coodbenu Says Boches Are tMrltlat..au.iitat.trjjqt:a,;an
I Patrol Committee. ' '
i iioiuHhiug valuable y apt 'to come
out of the organization of the ''pntrol
iDiumliifp, ' selected as ai.result of
'the recent meeting of west-side busi
ness men at Manchester,
j At the head of the committee Is
jj. IS. Wilbur, a business man and.un
! enthusiast on good roads, who. by tne
j way, has built some good roads him
(self; anil Lucius E. Wilson of East
; Dorset, imst master of booster mu'
'ments. Associated . with them in
'Charles .Simmons, aifco with wida
(eierieni'u iu'imUiiiK ii.isk',' foimnii
:nity weHitW-WjH.'v.'-- .
j As The !:ira-iiu,'ra!l!f;'lrjtl
I plan 'in to Wgfyhig
. iilcfoiid V fiBW toi jilhiyTi liH't-
Saturday, October 20, 1913.
Th) Morrisville Mossenser lias
article, this we.k on the. subject "Why
I'KKs are (;." nts." They aren'l in this
seel ion, thoy are 75 cents and still
climbing.
linproveu ciiucnnqnai program, uni
foim asfossfnenPof property and to
Inaugurate a serious movement for
more sheep in Vermont to meet the
shortage of meat and wool.
Franco, t 'r'in II(,a,l ,11U' repeatedly ml vo
lt . Afraid o the Americans,
,Mrs. Kied C;.odU'aii has received n
h.'Hir from her son. Private I.onis
Cfdlii-an of the lu:!il I'. S. infantry, i
IIIIWIIK'II no says Hie .uiennii Minut-ia
....I in.a-lu.. il... llima run ill Crimen
ii i vj iii.iniii ill,: i iiiii.i m - . . . .
IM write. - siato roaus, ami ttin patrol system ap-
I'tThe bo'che are mnv etti.m hat!Kt,al: '"''. "1",.'",n aI"r" "';
iiiii,. A .inc..,,,. ...,.i v ,,ML.iit I, P'' ' sia t imaira Kenerany is not
, n . , .lint w..n.- . . , , . . l. .....
I lit) Allieri- hum. ii uii. in-nimj i uih turn'
patroiieit tueir puiuic iiiisiness a lit
tle better, .Ihere would be less waste
:and inelllciency in the application of
public money to public needs
you
little !
If Candidate Clement looks as well
as his picture in iho Kepublican state
committee advertislni;, the l; 'publican
primary certainly resulted in (lie
nomination of the besi looking of ihe
llnee andiiiates.
them run when they see
cans coniinK their way. 1 wiidt
could see some tf the pretty
l6ns rw captured. To our sur-
i.i.f.ri n il r.in,..l ..it lli'inu tiv inn' III
th.,m and may ,W. they were not hap-j W 'f ci izons, un,a1 l1,on a
i.Vni ... u in think of it ! serious purpose is a formidable, pro-
j 'Ifftl L1III l 111 I tT Hl) L II till M Kill B, IMIL 1
they happen to be united on such ob
viously desirable matters as good
H
t
i
"This talk about niinority candi
laics under i lie present primary law
rat her poor s-tutf wli'Mi we reniein-
T lli.it. in a three cornered contest,!
the chances arc two to one that the.
dinner will have less otes than I lie i
combined vot'-s of the oilier two. Why i
fin ii
mm i u ..... a ma -
r 1 i hHt'-i write
I E. I.. IiieiiT
f W MJW UAX , iiiA ti,V4-J)Ti, Jtf a
WW
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l'.;.fc-.r:v
Honor Ihy Father
x and Mother
Erect a suitable mem
orial to mark the last
resting place of those
departed ones, near and
dear' to you. Phone,
or call on
I
x-' """ih 'irt.it taft'.Witi.-ii finA3t,'tf ifci -4"--- -i
. i. :
220 School St.,
Ucnnington, Vt.
not accept the result and nmend the
i primary law if it needs amend na?
Itutlund Herald.
And those who object to a primary
law forget that precisely the same
situation exists when a convention
has three or more candidates of rela
tively equal strength.
! rouie of them had been prisoners for'
four years. Anil all Ihe eats they had i
j was juat what the bocho would jivo ;
j them. , They are now under ihe care;
j of.' the, American unny and will fare
I in licit heller. j
i lurit;, one attack wo captured
; oU-.r a iJiousaiid gallons of German:
bear and you can imagine the kind of
we had that evening. I also hod
of the captured jam and bread.
Theliir"ri'HTTT!i:ritbut Ii is a sb.ime
to fred anybody aivythins like that,
bread.
.C.lt woiibl take mo all day to tell
feast
i sumo
in the
A family of " children
neighboring county of
getting fame through lb
ers. The family lives in the, town of
Windham and is said to bo the largest
I family In western New England 1"
I children, eight of them bovs, the eld-
t
jest L'l years. Town Collector
j Constable Elias Lewis Stowell
roads, a business administration, bet
tf r Bchools, equitable taxes and more
t sheep, their influence would probably
be of the utmost importance.
! it is a good plan not to try for too
much at one time, because scatter
ed firing is not effective, but the plans
of Ihe patrol committee can be stated
I broadly under two heads business
methods and sheep. ' To the first, the
entire republican state ticket should
be pledged, and ill regard to the lat-
; you about, the things we captured!"1' 111 """"" 1,1 """""
ifroin the bocho: wugons. mules, motoric k,l ' hose between tlogs and
trucks, pleasure cars and all kinds of 1 '"'',1'
different, things.. We also took thou
unds of prisoiiH'H. If the war keeps
tin there won't be any more Germans
' to take.
j "The French people appear to
I tliink a whole loiyif the New England
j boya w ho have had -a big share in the
HjhH;t)i,y8;riv :md if Ihe war end
Mr. Wilbur has started a movement
that mav be of the greatest impor
tance of Vermont, and which may fo
cus the general notions of the voters
and their legislators on a few matters
which are essential. Kutland Herald.
Preserved Daylight.
He ..,, pap-! KnRli,d ,,,. When -.K,, j t JS'i Xht
hind boys start soiuething they always j
Bnish At:
lllt ki .1.. .. .... 1.. '
i i. tuc ;inie you receive tins letter :
j'ii will already have heard the great!
news, I suppose ihe papers are fill I!
i Mrs.
I
Minnie
of
J.
' - - t K ' -
Ah Opportunity
You ran ay a lot of money for your
i
clollics if ou want to.
Hut the man who is encouraging eeorr
find inspiration in the Knglish-
oi ny can
American line
can
find
In this line you
' what you want at your price.
Come and select your suit or
and you can leave the rest to me.
deliver it to you unless you are thoroughly
satisfied with it.
E. U. Stowell are the,
the children reside with their parents.
The oldest girl is married and now
lives at Stookbridge. licsidea being
tlx town constable anil collector,
Stowell husrbeon'' a member of the
scnooi noarii lor seven years, lie per
i forms all these duties in addition to
his farm work. 'And Just to keep him
Which we thought . was golns to
fpnil;
We have canned it and we've dried it,
And we've pickled it in oil.
daylight,
Alons with fuel and with flour.
No restrictions are placed on daylight
For thaftt not produced by man;
We use all we want while it's going,
and i of, Wt K-V-all right to read about It. f And what we can't use we can.
. ' k.i.1 IM ...il.,,. 1... I..,... ...... ...... I
;iml u, . M,l ... trtu U havft savp(, a ,ot flf (,ayht
nni l.T ,,111 mi. vn l UM 1 .1
hailTiir' tlui rfi-eii' tint il'a sninellihur n
parents of this interesting family. ! f,(ii. rn 'nmnr fri T.t tVi'inl.-
I Tho youngest member is Margaret! of me getting hit three times in one
I Irene, who will be thren years old in ' '!:' and only one wound drawing
I December. Slowd) is 43 and bis wife ' ,'1'"M' tt,,!' ,,,a m ,i,l,p ",;lt " 'ouhl Now. through the long, cold winter,
i, ,. ' , . , . ! hardly be noticed. That's what I1 When Kerosene is high,
j Tit i ,s jUl...r. ruuti.ru ' call luck and I hope 1 will always We'll open cans of dnvlight.
have the same kind. Or soak tip some that'H dry;
."This postal I am sending von is I , . , ,
a picture of A German town and , j Tl village improvement soc.ety
guess it's pretty well shot up. The . W, 1 IT m '" ! ,.a,.1J"9,
you see in the picture ore boche' An' ,1P n'"no;,,,at 'Ve
soldiers and they are sure one mean 1 '' y 11 1,l,y War .Saving Stamps. ,
class of people. Thev claim thev are'Somo will lie used by the bakers
I not to blame for what they have To lighten their substitute breads,
j done It's their great Kaiser whom ! While some will be used in Vspare"
thev tli m L sit miifli nf rivili m clianibels
htify. be Is ollkial moderator at town I t(,,j Ui, tllilt if WP ,u) ' hoon t,ir(, T(, Rl,list it uto goose-feather bells,
meeiiogs. overseer of the , r, 1, ,.er I days oulcker we w ould have caugh. ! Ar(,un(1 , ,)arna t nt(.ht.timo,
.Mill Ii'llt .' I ll'ftlT. iii;u. ,.i- wnc n.nr 11111 nil inn lirna'
I
The next
overcoat,
I won't
C. W. Peterson
P. S. I am still giving away razor sets. Get yours today!
when we got that close
tilllrt u-il ii'ill tint titr.i
I United War Work Next. . , .
i v, i'ii, i iiimt up: i guess u is ai-
, Having rolled up our sleeves and most over and the chances are that I
!ovn- subscribed the Fourth Liberty j w ill be w ith you all again for Christ
! Loan ko magnificently, we must not : ma:'.
; set He down and delude ourselves that j Your loving son. Louis.
the war is won. What we hae done I '
j in (he mailer of ihe Liberty loan has j PRIVATE GEORGE J. FALLEN DIES
! been au investment In which i.'i.nun. '
, linn citizens look a share. Wo have (Victim of Influenza at Camp Hospital , r, '
iii'iini u . .iiiii'iiui. in iui- Kinn iiiiieni . - . ron Monroe, va
ami we Mian nave, me satisfaction Volliiw
Our motto is "safety first,"
So, with a jug of daylight
There's no'd.inger should It burst.
And when we go down ellar
For a pitcher of cider at night.
We draw the cork from a hutf oiineo
vial,
Which gives us plenty of light.
When eggs are scarce in
This bottled up daylight
iso among
winter,
of know ing that it w ill be used lo the
i best advantage, in w inning the war.
jAnd we shall every one of us get
good interest on our invesi nieiit ami
lour money back In full when the war
! is ended." There has been no sacrl-
lice in that investment. We
simply nade. up our minds to
: ami save- splendidly for iho days to
I come.
ing
j Schenectady
uier resident
young man was
is an extract from a
paper concerning a for
of llennington. The
a nephew of Mr. and
Will make
tho poultry
ihein lay at night.
There is a "BEST WAY"
to do everything
A "UEST WAY" on the job.
Jt helps you and tho Community
M
4j"HEST WAY" to spend votir inoncv. Inivinir t lit
'l-;:4" VAkM4nvo money, buy a W. S. S. when
y'(l can, LHicny IloiHlsby weekly naymenla
needed.
You are the Community.
things
.1. .. . .
fifg Savings Af count. It will grow" by
and a
rej'.illiir
ijyiijd four iereent interest in the
County National Bank
I
BENNINGTON
1 1
Mrs. A. J. GriMin of Convent avenue:
. fioorge ,1. Fallon, 2?,, a student in
the master gun school. Fort Monroe.
have j 'a died of influenza tit the camp
save, I hospital October 17. Previous to en-
listing, George Fallon lived with his
patents, Mr. and Mrs. 1'atrick 11. Fal-
lint now we-are to bo given a j Ion. HIT Iielainoiit avenue,
chance soon to really show our getter-1 Mr. Fallon, who was attending di
eted his sopho-
There'i no mistake
when yon ask us to nrrnnge an annui
ty for you. It guarantees you an in
come for Ihe rest of your life. Lei
rnrcxplam oanJanH. Na'niiiui: l.ifo
mneU'iv.'"
Kinsley, General Airent, .Mead Guild- ;
ing. Hut land Yjf Adv
osity, and donato of our funds to
"Cany On." It has been six months
since we pledged a certain amount
for Iho work of the lied Cross, and
that money has been raised and spent
abroad. Now the powers that be have
arranged to pool their issues and they
(all upon us to dig down and raise a
certain amount to bo distributed to
Iho United War Work campaign.
A joint effort Is lo be maiKe In Ihe
interest of the Y. M. C. A., the K. of
C, the Salvation Army, tho Jewish
Welfare League and kindred organiza
tions and do it all up in one splendid
going over the top. The president lias
set the figures at flTu.fiiiu.nnn, which
will be a very small sum distributed
all over this great country. It ought
lo be raised without any effort In the
one week, beginning Monday Novem
ber 11. The share of Vermont Is on
ly $t"L7.A and when we put that
amount, over against the 2,00(i,iiiii)
American soldiers overseas, ii seems
but n pit lance at best. Let. us as Ver
monters live up to our record in this
regard. Kutland' Herald.
r : I, .!
jitM
' . . i , i Af,"
btoppea tier Baby's coucj
No remedy Is bolter known than
Foley's Honey and Tar for giving
ipilck relief from coughs, colds nnd
croup. Mrs. W. M. Stevens, Vivian.
W. Va., writes: "When my baby was
II months old he had a terrible cough
and nothing did hint any good. I rend
about Foley's Honey nnd Tar. and the
llrst dose helped him iiiul 111 two days
the cough had slopped. I can say
Foley's Honey and Tar saved my
baby's lifn after everything elso had
failed." Containa no opiates. Sold
Everywhere.
ion college, had com
more year and enlisted in the medical
corps and was stationed it t Fort Slo
ciiin, and later was transferred to
Syracuse. Camp Wheeler, 7th Sanitary
train, and Fort Monroe, Va. While
at Fort Monroe he was selected to
enter the enlisted specialists' tichool
of coast artillery service and at the
time of his death had nearlv Coni-t
pleled the master gunner's course.
He was born In llennington, Vt.,
January 11, isor?, and came to Sche
nectady about 21! years imn. Ho was
graduated from Horace Mann school
and the high school, and entered l?n
loti with t.he class of 1!U.V
Ho was an enthusiastic worker In
high school, where he was a member
or ihe Calhoun Pebating society and
active in the publicity of class and
school affairs. Mr. Fallen Is survived
by his parents, two sislers anil three
brothers'.' ... .
lie was one of the three brothers,
all of whom enlisted in the service of
the country. Lieutenant W. J. Fal
lon is iKitloned tt the school of fire,
Forf.ill" jntla.. 'arid Private Frank J.
'"a'luUjii a member of- base hospl
1'iillntf'f a member of base hospital
iililt.r "X.nn. A sister. Susie M. Fal
Ion. is a nurse at St. Agnes" hospfML
.'I'hiladojpbia. Tb ibody was bnutwlt
lo ilflvrii r.'.b!ftlal In Sr. .loan's
It is the very best remedy
That was ever brought, about
For inoculating timid folks
Wbo.:e "daylights" are frightened
on:.
For knocks that make one sec stars
There Is nothing better, nor worse.
Than left-over daylight applied,
The constellation to disperse.
There was only one defect
In all the season's run
It was sediment in the bottom ,
Caused by spots upon the sun.
J. J. Itlsdon.
Arlington, Vt.. October 21st. 1918.
THE MEN IN
CLASS A 1
$1C0 Reward, $100
, The render of this paprr will be
plcx-ed t learn that (hero Is at least
una ilri'ixilvfl 0i:n'neo that Si'irnce lias
hi'.'il utile to i nr.' in all Its mat'i'S and
Uinl'' ti c.iurr'.i'. ' rutjrrli being f; really
llllllllMI'"t ,V f OllStlllllllllllll I'UllllillllllS
'i l I ; rllit;ttlticmil tl'i'utlllPllt, Hulls
' " . 1 1 . i r 1 1 1 Mn,ii(in In taken Int'Timlly iiiul
," l ( thru Hi l;iii( it oa the Mih uiih Kur
fues nf the Hvfti'in thereby (li'nl ruyitiK
Hie lei. ml. it inn nf Die iPMi'.'Otc, kIvIiib tlm
patient MteliU'h hv l.lilMlug III Ihe ron
HhMmii mnl ii-'I: tlm: I'.itlile In ilnlni lot
will:. Tin. ,i , 1 1 ii ;h I ui v n so lnni-li
f.'iili. In ii i iiuiiii. mvrr ef Hall's
I' li.iirli M.'ili, Hie that they ollor One
lli:nih. , I mil, ,iu fur MtiV ( use tli t fitlll
Pi r"r". n, di lldt nf tPMtiiniitihils.
A,i,ir.".i i ,i riii;.Ni;T a ., 'ioie,io,
'lil..-. 1,1.1,1 ly all PillL'Klsi'l. Vic.
A souml. healthy man is never a
hack number. A man can bo as vig
orous nil able at seventy as at twen
ty. Condition, not years, puts you in
(lie discard. A system weakened by
overwork and carelesslivlng brings
old age pretnateiirely. The bodily
functions are impaired and unpleasant
symptoms appear. Tho weak spot Is
generally the kidneys. Keep them
clean and In proper working condition
and you will generally find yourself in
Class Al. Take GOLD MEDAL Haar
lem Oil Capsules periodically and
your system will always be In work
ing order. Your spirits will bo en
livened, your muscles supple, jour
mind active and your body capable of
hard work.
Don't wait until you have been re
jected. Comincnco to bo a first-class
inan now.. Go to. your dmi-Mui nf
pfice. Get a trial box of GOLD M F.D
al Haarlem Gil Capsules. .Their nrn
innule of the imre.origlnwl..iii,nnri..,i
rifaarleiu Oil Ihu ,kind . I'onr - urmit.
grandfather used, Two cajisvules each
day will . Veep u , toned up and feel
ing due. .Money refunded if they do
not help you. KettU'inber to ask for
the Imported GOLD MEDAL Urand
In three rlzes, sealed packages.
mm
'f--AW
W
Resembles Old
Fashioned Grip
The symptoms of Span
inh Influenza are very
similar to old fashioned
ferlp pains throughout
the body, extreme dlzzi
iiess, sleepiness, chills,
liiKh tirtr, heatUclie,
disturbed digestion with
runnliiK at thq nose and
eyt-s and excessive spit
tlnic. khowlng on Inflam
mation ana congestion
c th mucous linings.
' Manifested Ijr
CatarrLalCcsditlca
With the first ymp-
toms ot rofraeiuui. It taj
well to consult your ram-
lly physk-Un at onc. It
is not the Dsea rtseiC
that is to te',eardi s
much as it Is the complin
catMi whk'tt my foflowj
To War4 oa UKX
InflUenti or ss ttn uld ti
returning-Uiefllth attt an
aitacK. , notaiuor is nv
better tlian Or. Hait-.
man's Wui ld FtUUDU Yr
iii.
For Catarrh of Every Description Tak&
PE-R'UNA
The well Vnown and direct action of Peruna In res5rla2-53a
maintaining: a healthy cendition of the mucous membranes through
out , the body makes It the greatest disease, preventing and health
restoring remedy known to science, ' '
For forty-five years Peruna has retained ita title as fiSSellabl 4
safe-guard to the health of the American family. .
llXrERIE.NfE OF USERS THE BEST ItEC05CirEXIUTI0? I
NEWARK, N. J. "I hT. 0m4
Peruna for colds anil grip. It will
do "II. .yon cUim and more. Mr
family always have a bottl ont
hand for - stonvneh and bowei
ANNA. OHIO. "J find Peruna ex
cellent for Catarrh of the lisad. I
keep Teruna and Munaltn in the
Iioubh all the time." Mrs. A.
r.ui.kle, Box SC.
Try IVruna First-
Talilcts i j of ll?!'jr EierywlfeBigL
Men
s
Heavy
SPECIAL VALUES
$3.00, $3.50, $4 00 and
$5.00
THE MAN THAT HAS TO RE OUT IN THE COLD
WANTS (iOOI), WAUM CLOTHING AND
HE CAN FIND ITliEUE. f
BENNINGTON, VT.
For
Z2
Dry Hard Wopid Sindling
WHITE BIRCH WOOD
r . . , Cut any length for your fireplacel JES
,f IIELI' WIN THE WAR ' W3
r Ur.e More Wrood Save the Coal for Uncle Sam, 3
AH orders promptly delivered.
i'iV
21
H. W. MYERS & SON, Inc.
Office and Yard, Foot of School street $&
CASTORIA
For Infants and Childrea
In Uso For Over 30 Ye&j 5
ulways Lean
tho
wig uaiurt bf
SPECIAL SALE
; '
To Reduce Our Large Stock of
ELECTRIC LANTERNS, ,i
we have marked down our one and two- L
cell hand lantcrridto 80c each. Sale to .''J?
run one week unlcs supply is previous
ly exhausted. I'-'.
A full line of :
Evcrcady Flashlights
and battcricH always on hand
I
II. H. WARREN
ULECTItlCAb CONTIiACTOK
"
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