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BENNINGTON EVENING BANNER. THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1919.
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-THURSDAY the Biggest Thin?.
FRIDAY the Uncom mon Thing. . . r , , , , ,
SUNDAY 1 0 iSO A. M. Rome Service. .''if
. - All members of the family are invited. 1
SUNDAY 3 sOO P. M. Women only. ? ;
SUNDAY 7:30 P. M. Everybody is coming!
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SOUTH SHAFTSBURY METHODIST CHURCH.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
New of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers
Jrues Fox was In Troy Wednesday
on business.
John Conroy of
town Wednesday.
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James Fox was in Troy Wednesday
tn towji Wednesday." .
. Irs. J. H. Reichlins of Arlington
was in town Wednesday.
J. J. Shakshober wan in Clasten
Miry Wednesday on business.
.Leon Percey has begun cutting;lco
in Pereey's jond at the Hcnntngtoti
Flats. K,. ( ::i
Miss Adeline Condon is spending a
few days visiting; friends in Cheshire,
Mass.
Max Feinburg, manager of the Home
Airniture C6., is spending a few days
n New York on business.
Miss Isubello G. Tudor has been
jailed to North AdaniB by the illness
t her brother, Harold T. Tudor.
Miss Kita Morrissey, small daugh
Ends Stubborn Coughs ?
in a Hurry I
Far rt flMimmt, thin old ham
mad rntl? ha no equal. Eas
ily aad rbmply prepared.
rlington was in
YouH never know how nuirklv a had
cough can be conquered, until you try
this lamou old home-made remeuy. Any
one Mho lias coughed all iv and all
IUiMit. will mt uihc me imnicuiiup rdiei
eivrn is almost like magic. It takes
but a moment to prepare, and really
there is nothing Utter for wuHi.
Into a pint bottle, put 2V ounce of
Fines: -then add Dlaiu c mutilated
Hti"ur UTrun to make a full pint. Or
you c:rn use clarified ' molasses, . Imnov.
.! cor a Pvrun. instead of sugar- syrup
if lrired. , Jiitucr way, the full pi lit
huvch iihout two-tbmls t tlio money
iiKiiallv nrtit for cohl'Ii prenaratioiiK.
and uivea vou a more nohitive. effective
remedy, it keens perfi-ctly and lawtee
pleasant children hko it.
Vou can feel this "take hold instantly,
sontliinir nnd licalm" the membranes in
, all the air pasmajre. it promptly loosens
a dry, tight cough, and soon you will
'notice the phlegm thin out and then
diKappear altogether. A duv's upo will
NORTH BENNINGTON
Miss Kat'.ierine Powers is recover-!
ins Me-wlv from a severe illness.
C. ('. Kenyon of r.aiiu street exteu-,
siou. is recovering from his recent Hl-i
ness. ,
Miss Lillian ltuehanan of Kenning-;
ton Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. H.
3. Walbridge. j
Mrs. Edward Austin, who has been'
very ill witn inranimaiory rueuwa
tisni. is thought to be gaining slowly
Mrs. Josephine Iinindage and daushj
.er Miss Lillian, who have been ill'
with influenza,-are able to?;. be out.
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Don't forget the Current. Events :
.t . . '..rt U ill ti t n n 1 ' na'laiii. !
ige, Friday evening at 7.30. Every
body invited,
Mrs. T. K. Wellington returned Wed
aesday from New York city, where
ihe attended the funeral services of
Rev. T. F. Turner.
S4U SO -! El to X 1 e-a " i II -.
EXPLAINED- .
nV SA-ML'FL HAVILTOX. M.P. "
A French phyMoloirlpt doscribed man a " diprcs
tivc? tubo with arranpemonts i'or !ocomotion and
puidanco." It is ccminonly paid that most people .
'"dicr thoir pniws with their teeth." The disaatroua !
cfiVcts of constipation have always been well known.'
It is oiiiily un.iit'i'ritM).l how stIous are the troubles! ij
which we caused by stagnation of dccij-ed matter in U
the lnrpj inu'iiirw.s"-(xnin reaosorDcu anu laNen: u
ii
'.er of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. M or rlssey , : usually break, up an ordinary throat or
3 confined to the house by illness. i j-nest cow, ana it u uiso spicnuiu ior
broni'liitiR, croup, whoopuiK rough, and
iUJ. uruii imiurr, i unimi, mni'mu lirniRliml astnllia.
Resources of a IBank
DL3L13iiS899,694.62
ill 614,288.38
GiiiiNi9i8SZZ5.40B.23
- We invite you to mate use of this bank for
any accommodation we can render
COtiNTY NATIONAL BANK
ing a few days visiting at tne notne
of Mrs. William Andrews of Silver
street.
Aaron Levin who has been visiting
friends in town for a few days, re
turned Wednesday to his home in
Springfield.
Mr. and Mrs. William Keefe of Rut
land were In town Wednesday to at
tend tho Murphy-Kelson wedding. Mrs
Keefe Is a sister of Mr. Mnrphy.
Eddington'a fish and variety market.
All kinds of fish, oysters and clams,
chickens, home-killed at lowest mar
ket prices. Clam chowder. Adv.
Mrs. James E. Ilurke left today to
Join Mr. Durko in Washington. They
Pincx is a most valuable concentrated
compound of trenuine Norway pine ex
tract, kaown as the most reliable remedy
for throat, and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
drugsrist for "iVj ounces of I'inex" with
full directions and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute satis
faction or money promptlr refunded,
The I'inex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
nington hill Thursday evening. A
party of seven coasters was coming
down the hill about l't o'clock on a
double runner which Jb believed to
havo caught in a rut a the long Rled
-,,, long residence fassca away
expect to leave shortly for California, slewed and overturned. All of the I
where they will spend tho winter. I coasters escaped injury with the ex-
John A. Morrissey Is at the homo of ception or urmso. who was am
ParR Pollard Co.
LAY
BUS
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IPOOLTOY
"HAS THE KICK that makes hens
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FEED
THEY CAJ'T LOAF-It's Lay or
Bust and they don't Bust.
ron SAiiB bit
I). W. FtlYEBS h SON, ING.
Office & Yard Foot School St. Phone 350 or 490
! his purents, Mr. and Mrs. John 1
MorriRsey, on Washington street. Jle
has been attending the University of
Vermont, but was forced to conio home
because of ill health.
See the third U. S. official war feat
ure, "Under Four Flans," presented
by the Committee on Public Informa
tion Division of Films, at Harte The
atre today. More action than you can
! realize. A Hunshiuc laugh-maker will
I also be ahown.- ad?.
"Under Four Flairs." the latest of
the new famous series of war features i ''n at his home at Old Pennington
produced by the Government for the I helng released from the service,
people of the United States and the 'left Thursday night for Hanover, N.
Allies, will he shown at the Harte t H to resume his studies at Dart-
as steersman. Ha was taken to the I
olflce of a physician who made n ex
amination and gave It as his belief
that the ankle was not broken.
Oscur Cross is confined to iliei
houso by illness.
Kugene J. Crahan, who has been
confined to tho house for several
weeks by Illness, passed an nnnomfort
able nisht and, his condition today
showed no Improvement.
Charles F. II. Crathern, jr., who has
NORTH WHTE CREEK
William Geary was In Bennington
recently.
Mrs. Mary LeBarron is seriously ill
with influenza. '
Charles Bennett is out again after a
few days Illness.
James Luke has returned to his
work in Schenectady.
John Luke Is improving after hav
ing an attack of influenza.
Fred Wculff is out again after
being sick for some time with gripps
Forest Luke was home a few days
last week on a furlough from a Vir
ginia Aviation camp.
t'har.CB YV. Asan has returned to
his home in Valley Falls after spend
ing a couple of days last week at
i Charles Bennett's.
I .Mrs. Aintira uuacKenuusn. a me
Decern
ber 27 at her home here. Funeral
Service was held at the Methodist
church at CambrlilRO Monday after
oon interment in ureenwood cenie-
I tery.
into thr circulation , Utis U called autointoxication
It is iiiiptirent, thereiMv, that tho first necessity is is
to cleanse the intestines thoroughly. . -.. : , ;
The lest jnctiioj ff-r't'lefinsinn: the wli'olo intestinal
tract find urjring the liver into activity is to take as ;
much outdoor cxerci:ie impossible, drink hot water i;
before meals, and take a pleasant laxative, vegetable .
i)ill occasionally. Such a one is.maile up of May-
IJf :vp'M: apple, leaves ct aloe, root of jalap; made into a ;
'vwfe "-' j ' supar-coatcd pill that gives tone to the bowels. '
'jjlfe- - :.-' 1 v This first made and sold by druggists nearly
fifty years ao, as Ur. Fierce's Pleasant Pellets.
I he cost 13 twenty-five cents. Such simple
means will prevent auto-intoxication. People
arc realizing that the kidneys, just as do the
towels, need to be flushed occasionally.
Tho kidnevs aro nn pliminativf ortrnn
nrifl nrp cntmtnntlv vunrVimr snnnrntincr .
Uric acid
causing rheu-
51 vW-'ii;'; fMlS'e other serious dist.nrrmnns.
WmJtf $5L This fan ho nvnUUI hv
'''WmmiSSh stimulating the kidneys to in- ;
.;'.- y'!'l!!?Wfl !rcrea action, and because of t
.Alt' . .' 1 .'. : 4 : ..a-.-i. .. .i , . t
j i iu) Luiuc t-uccL on uic'se orsans
m
fi
. T 4 yKTW "! the poisons lrom the blood.
fe ' t i?t(P'!. hac UP int0 the system.
i.11ii''VW(..ll.tH.'l:'.'.i., 1. would advise any one to get
wuiAijm, Anunc (double strength).
which ia to be had nowadays
for sixty cenU, at almost any drug, store, and take it three times a
day. Also driak hot water before meals. vt
SOUTH SHAFTSBURY
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The Kvangelestle meetings in the
South Shaftsbury church, , under the
direction of J'.ev. 0. K. Cary, assisted
by .Miss -Corps, are increasing in in
terest. The song service Is especially
tine.
Theatre today at regular admission.
A sure treat. Don't miss it. adv.
Robert Cummings, who is In the
employ of the Turner Construction
company, is at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cummings Xor; of re'atlves for a brief period. He Is
an Indefinite stay. He has lately been -under instructions to report in Wash
Ptatloned in Lowell. Mass., where ; Ing ton on Saturday.
mouth college.
Capt. John H. Ayres, formerly of
the 45th U. S. engineers but now on
detached service, arrived in town
Thursday night and will be the guest
LAYERS NEED ANIMAL FEED
work has been suspended because of
a strike.
i Nicholas Morrisey was in town
i Wednesday to attend the Murphy
Kelson wedding. Mr. Morrissey has
! received his discharge from the ser
j vice but has not yt been released and
lui8 been coufined to the Methodist-
Episcopal hospital because of an in-,
! jury to his finger several months ago.
Morgan Bridge, who lives on School '
: street, suffered a sprained ankle in
j a coasting accident on the Old Don-
Children Cry for Fletcher's
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Hon't read Saturday's Banner and
then wish you had Keen the basket
ball game the evening before between
O. H. S. and Wllliamstown IL S. See
that game; it will be well worth your l
time nnd money. Uame called at 8 p.
in. and dancing after. Admission
2."c. adv.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR SWORD
FOR
KINDLING AND BROILING
.T; ' ' ' IT HAS NO EQUAL
FOR SALE AT YOUR GROCERY STORE
AFTER INFLUENZA
The Grip, Fevers, nd Other Blood.
Poisoning, Prostrating Diseases.
Tho best course of restorative, treat
ment, purifying tho blood, stn-nirtli-
ening the nerves, stimulating tho j
iitt'i, i;
Hood's Sarsapnrilla, tho standard
l iood purifier, before entinjr,
Pepliron, a real iron tonic (choco
lated pills), after eatinjr.
Hood's Pills (cathartic, mild nnd
effective) as needed.
Tlioso three prcnt medicines make
convalescence real, rapid nnd per
fect. They tire also of service in tho
prevention of disease and the preser
vation Of health. They form llood's
Triple Combination Treatment.
Kfich is pood alone; all are good
together. Get them today. '
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;HARTE THEATRE' Today
Special! Special! Special!
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TT1 TmH 9
mw mm
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Third U. S. Official War Picture
5 reels of the most stirring scenes of tho last big Buttles of the War.
SEE FOCII AND PERSHING AT HISTORIC VERSAILLES.
": SEE THE YANKEE FLIER URING DOWN A GERMAN PLANE.
SEE THE FIGHTERS AT CHATEAU-THIERY AND ON THE HAVE.
'' ' ACTION FROM BE6INNNINQ TO EN.?:
All see ics taken by cameramen, some of whom were killed In action in order to g-.e America
these wonderful pictures. Show your appreciation of their heroic work.
DONT MISS IT.
A Smashing Good SUNSHINE COMEDY
i will also be shown.
Presented to Vermont Historical So
ciety by G. C. Dwinell.
NVintpolier. Jan Ij. The . annual
meeting of the Vermont Historical so
ciety took place .Tuesday afternoon
in the new state building In Montpol
ier, when the old officers were elected,
excepting (!. L. illaiicliard as a cur
ator instead of A. J. Sibley, deceased,
and Marry p.lari; In place of Frederick
O. Fleetwood, who was r.erretary of
state. There were 21 accepted for
membership. A sword, carried by
Captain Archalns DwineU In the Revo
lutionary war, was presented by (5. C.
Dwinell of Marshfield to the society.
The new officers are: Piesldent.
V. W. Stlckner. Ludlow; vlce-presl-W.
W. Stickney, Ludlow; vice
C. P. Smith, Hurlintton. and Frank
I'liimly Northfleld; rerordlriR secre
tary, 1. S. Howes, Mcntnolier; cor
responding secretary, W. H. Crockett;
librarian, I). H. K. Kent, Montpeller; !
treasurer, Henry V. Field. Rut'nnd.j
The curators are: J. M. Thomart, Mid-'
dlebury. II. P. MrCulloiiKh. Bennln-j
ton, Arthur K. Stone, St. Johnsbury, j
Henry II. Shuw. l'.uriington, T. t'ut
tinK, Concord. F. L. tlreene. St. Al
bans, II. V. Fink. Grand Is'e, C. s.i
l'ase. Hyde Park. H. K. Darllns, Chel-i
sea, Frederick Ilaldwin. Itarton, F. C,
I'artritlire. Proctor, O. L. P.Ianchnrd, ;
MrntiH'ller, . 8. Haves. Bellows!
Falls, G. A. Davis, Windsor, exodlclo,
narry itiacR. nenjamin 5ates, (.
W. Wine, Montno'icr.
President Stickiwy nnuounced his
committees today, as follows: Fi
nance. C. P. Smith. Iiurlinnton, p. v.
Partridge. Proctor, H. L. Farwell.
Montielicr, H. P. McCulloua.li. lien
nington. F. W. Ilaldwin, llarton; print
ItiK, I), p. H. Kent. Montpeller, P. S.
HoweN. .Montpeller, V. II. Crockett.
Rurllnatnn.
Green Cut Bone, Meat or Fish Scraps
Are Good.
Washington, Jan. 11. Chickens eat
a large amount of animal matter In
the form of insects, worms, and other
low forms of animal life when allowed
lo range at will. If the poultry keep
er is to get the best results from his
fowls in winter ho must furnish a sub
stitute for this class of feed. For this
purpose green cut hone, meat or fish
scraps, and animal meal may be used
Clrem cut bone is usually fed by Itself
while the scraps and meal may be
readily mixed with the mash. Cut
bi np consists of preen or fresh bone
sliced or shaved Into thin pieces by a
bene cutter. Hones fresh from the
batcher have more or less meat ad
hering, and the more of such meat
the better, for the combination of
bene and meat is excellent for pro
ducing eggs.. Where a scod supply of
fresh bone can bo obtained regularly
it Is very useful, but it can not be
kept sweet fur such long "periods as
the scraps and animal meal. Green
cut bone Fhnuld be fed careful! - and
In a sweet condition, otherwise bowel
trcuble may result. One pound a
day i.s sufficient for 20 liens, but not
over one-half pound should bo fed to
that number when first bo.uinnliiK lo
feed it. From one-half to throe
fourths pound of animal meal or meat
scraps may lie fed to 12 or 13 hens
Any form cf meat Is likely to loosen
tho bowels of the hen when first led.
and the hens should be watched care-
j fully and not fed too mtich.'After the
j fowls have become accustomed to the
animal meal or meat scraps It may be
kept constantly before them.
7 " and has been c
SI? sjCftf-f-J1- sonal supervisio
VAX'&i&ufvZ Allow no one to
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over thirty years, nas oorne tne signature or
and has been maae unaer rns per-
sion since its infancy.
deceive you in tMs.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good " are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the bealtn of ,.
What is CASTOR I A
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing SyTups. It is pleasant. It contains, ;
neitner upium, xviorpninc nor uiuci uojujiii, huusiuulc. us
.ge is its guarantee. For more thaa thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, A
"Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids '
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Childrca's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
(Bears the Signature of
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lo Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
MWVOKC TV,
Tomorrow Dainty MAKGUEKITB CLAKK in
famous "Sur.Dcb" stories. PATIIE NEWS.
UAH'S MATINEE 1IK)L" one of the
v .Coininif VTAXXt WHITE in THE LIGHTNING UA1DEH."
A Real Remedy
for Falling Hair
Here's pood ucwh for men nml wom
en. liom lialr in ImIUhr out. who are
KrowlnR ha Id and have urnlim revered
with dandruff thai iliti like mad.
W. L. tlokay or any nood dniKslal
can now minply you wl'h II o seimliio
I'urlainii wige (liiiuhl form), whlrh In
guaranteed to quickly, purely and
safety abotlxh every hIuu of dandruff
Htop Itrhlnit ncalp nnd falling hair nd
promote a new growth, r nioiioy re
fuiidtnl. Thousand ran tenllfy lo Hi excel
lent roHiilta from it nxe; noine who
feared ImldnoHR now glory In their
abundant hair, while others who miffcr
ed for years wlih dandniit and Itch
ing head got a clean, cool cnl after:
just a few days' use of this simple j
treatment.
No mntter whether hoihered with j
fall'iug hair, pray hair, inn I tod, stringy j
hair, dandruff or Itching ncalp try I
Parisian sage -you will not lie dlnap-'
pointed. It's ;i ( Icr.tiHc preparation
that supplies all hair in-cds.
HOME F RNITURE CO., Walbridffe Bldg. 525-29 Main StM RenningtontVt.
FECIAL SALE
Rather than to carry over to next Winter we wi'l sell all our stock -ables,
Blankets and Parlor Stoves at a Reduction cf 15 cents on
Comfort
a dollar
Blankets and Comfortables
$7.00 white woolnap blanket $5.95
$8.50 white and gray woolnap blanket 7.20
$13.00 white wool blanket $10.50
$7.50 plaid blankets G.35
$0.50 plaid blankets $S.OO
$7.00 robe blankets $5.95
SG.75
Of) i-nlm U.mt-ntc
$0.50 comfortable $5.50
$8.00 comfortable $0.75
STOVES
$14.50 Stoves $12.50
$22.00 Stoves $1S.50
$25.00 Stoves $21.00
$32.00 Stoves $27.00
$38.00 Stoves $32.00
Stove Repairs
Wo can repair
there will ! no wast
moderate.
your Move or range so that
of coal. Charges will bo
it:
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We havo a well known make
lnai lilne in cabinet nml drop head
models that we can mo 11 for 40 per
cent, less than any ot!n;r make and
tilt y carry the biiiuo guarantee as
uny machine on the nmrUot.
Phonographs
Now is the time to buy your
phonograph as the cold win
ter nights are on and it . will
surely amuse you. We havo
them from
and up
All cabinet models.
Oil!"?';
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(lur line of baity eaniages Is
coinpK'io. Wo have thriii in grey,
Ivory, hliellae, brown In reed
and wood bodies.
Home Furniture. Co.