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THE BENNINGTON EVENING BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 1919.
PAGE SI
THE DR YSDALE STORE
Closed Every Thursday at Noon
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The cuddle-around the fireside days
are just around the corner
yHE JOLLY SEASON of indoor festivities, merry games
and quiet hours with a rollicking book for their fullest
enjoyment, clean, orderly, refined surroundings.
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YEP! MADAM HOUSEWIFE IT'S UP TO YOU TO PUT YOUR HOME IN ORDER!
Preparatory to the weeks and weeks of blustering weather when even the men and boy folks of your household will
dearly appreciate their only own Home Sweet Home. US&jffl t A ifcasKa
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This store is splendidly ready with no end of the
wanted things
for your living room
for your dining room
for your library
for your bed room
for your hall ,
for your Kitchen
for your bath room
Delightfully varied assortments
await you
in Blankets, Comfortables and Bed Spreads.
in Ventihealth Pillows, Mattress Covers, Sheets and Cases.
in Towels, Towelings and Household Linens.
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in Wilton, Axminister and Brussels Rugs.
in Klearflax, Rag, Japanese and Grass Rugs.
in Oil Cloth Stove Squares and Cocoa brush dfor mats. ,
in Hall Carpets, Stair Carpets and Rug Borders.
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in Printed, inlaid or plain color Linoleums. 2?.$ T"-"
in Madras, net, marquisette and Scrim Curtains and Curtainings.
in Brenlin superior Window Shades wide range of sizes,
in Cretonnes, Madras, Sunfast Silk and other Drapery materials.
in Repps, Tapestry, Denim and wide range of furniture coverings.
v in Portieres, Couch Covers, Pillow Tops, Scarfs, etc.
in Cedar Chests, Utility Boxes, Screens, Lamps and Candlesticks.
in Carpet and Vac Sweepers, Vacuup Cleaners, Floor oilswax and mops
in Curtain Rods, Poles, Fixtures, Gimpes, Edges, etc., etc.
in Wrall Papers and Decorations new Fall patterns now arriving.
in Cretonne upholstered Willow Furniture.
AT YOUR LEISURE. Why not stroll through our
various sections devoted to supplying things
for the home. The entire third floor, a good
ly portion of the second and a considerable part
of the main floor are well stocked with goods
of dependable quality that will appeal to all
women interested in bettering their home surroundings.
Alexander Drysdale & Son
Oxford mixtures and pure virgin woo! material.
We guarantee these coats of very best hand tailoring. 1
We also guarantee their market value to he $50.
We have owned the cloth of which these coats are made
since 191.5 and there is no advance in price over 1915 prices except $5
which is due solely to extra labor cost in the making. (
The supply is limited.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Newt of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers
to Lakoville, Conn., to resume studios
at the Hotchkiss kcIiocI.
Good cider vinegar for sale, 25c er
Ballon. Call at 238 South struct.
Adv.
Dance in Black Cat A. A. hall Fri
day evening. Hurley's orchestra. Ad
mission 35c. dv.
Mrs. S. B. Hall of Od Bennington,
who has been suffering from a severe
cold, Is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. J I. It. Burgess motor
ed to Springfield today to attend the
Kastcrn States Exposition.
The Bennington and Dorset autobus
will be discontinued after the last trip
Thursday 4.30 p. in., Sept. 18th.
How can a frail girl bind and gag a j
muscular man? See Earle Williams j
in "The Hornet's Nest" Harte Thea-j
tre today. Adv.
The Misses Marion L and Marjorle '
L. White of North Bennington return- i
ed this week to Mount uo.yoko col
lege, South Hadley, Mass.
Is it moral to impersonate a crook i
in order to accomplish good? See!
Earlo Williams in 1 tie itornei s
Nest. Harte Theatre today. Adv.
Mrs. J. M. Ayres of Elm street is
visiting for a week with Miss Ethel
ivfrvfco in Taffrv V It Mrs Avres
will bo accompanied home by Miss !
Morse next week. ,
Elaine Graves entertained a num.
her of her ulavmates Tuesday after
nnnn in nlisprvanre of her 13rh birth
day. Various games were played and
refreshments were served, a nappy
afternoon was enjoyed.
Mr nml Mrs. W. R. Lowe and
daughter. Miss Madelyn lwe, Miss
James McBride, Mr; and Mrs. W. J.
Watson and Mrs. Ida Dean have re
turned from a motor trip of five
weeks through the While Mountains.
Mr and Mrs. James Doyle and
daughter Marguerite of Freeport, 111.,
who have been visiting at tnc Home oi
Mr. Dovle's brother. William J. Doyle
of Jefferson avenue, returned home to
Houshold goods for sale including
kitchen cabinet. 'Sure Luck" kitchen
range, gas range, 5 piece fumed oak
library suite, dining room cnairs,
round table, crex ru, etc Mrs. Mary
S. Healy, 329 1-2 School St. Adv.
James Glbney, young son of
Thomas Cibney of Gage street, suffer
ed a broken wrist Tuesday afternoon
while attempting to crank a Ford
car. The boy experienced a similar
Injury to the same arm a short time
ago.
The Coconut,
Over eighty distinct methods are In
vogue for the utilization of the coco
nut. Every year about 8,000,000,000
nuts are cultivated; of this qunntlty,
50 per cent are consumed In the East
and elsewhere as food, 20 per cent are
transformed Into oil, and only about
30 per cent find their way to the mar
kets.
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KNTATK OF I.Al'HA I.. PKRIIY
Thfe unnVrsifrned. having: been ap
pointed by the honorable Probate Court
lor the District of Bennington, Com
missioners, to receive, examine antl ad-:
Just the claims and demands of all i
peisdns against the estate of Laura 1..
Perry late of Pownal in said District, '
deceased, and all claims exhibited in;
offset thereto, hereby Kive notice that j
we will meet for the purpose aforesaid,!
at the Office of the own Clerk in the
town of Pownal in said District, on the j
20th (lav of February, PJ20 next, from
2 o'clock i. m., until 4 o'clock p. m..
on said day and that six months from
the iMth dav of August, A. D., 1919. is;
the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their claims to us,
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Pownal this 21st day of
August A. P., 119.
JOSKPH NORWOOD
1HVI1.M.T MArtM.,.Sl
Worry It Greatest Evil.
It Is not work that kills man, It Is
worry. Work Is healthful; you can
hardly put more upon a man than he
can bear. Worry is rust upon the
blade. It Is not the revolution that
destroys the machinery, but the fric
tion. Beecher.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
OAS T.O PIA
Beginning Saturday, Sept. 20th I will
start my hydraulic cider presB and
shall press ONLY Wednesdays and
Saturdays, bun t come without Btor-Be-
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Thos. S. Cullinan
Arlington, Vt.
OPERA HOUSE, Fri Night, Sept. 19
SIXTH AND BRAND NEW EDITION
of the World's Funniest of All the Cartoon Comedies
Bringing Up
Father in
Society
A Chorus of Parisian Beauties
25 of the Very Latest Song Hits
An Absolute New, Spic and Span
Glittering and Glorious Production
This Time
Bring the Kiddies to See Jiggs Alive.
He Will Bring Joy to Their Little
Hearts
NOTE The prices are so low and the show so good
that you will have to get your seats early if you want choice
ones.
PRICES 25 50 75c and $1.00 Plus War Tax
Reserved Seats on Sale at Harte Thearte Tomorrow
at 12:30.
THIS COMPANY LEADS THE WAY
Union Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
MONTPELIER, VT.
Hereafter there will be
No Advance Payment on Mutual Policies
except a policy fee of $2.50
Inquire of any of the following agents:
Bennington
Pownal
Shaftsbury
Woodford
Arlington
Sandgate
Sunderland
Manchester
Dorset
WinhaH
Wilmington
C. N. Powers
P. O., Bennington
B. L. Hard
P. O., Arlington
F. II. Briggs
P. O., Manchester-Center
L. W. Boyd.
V. W. A. Hopkins
Rupert
Commissioners
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