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THE BENNINGTON EVENING BANNER. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1919.
PAGE FIVE,
u mEDICINE
E FROMFRUIT
Extraordinary Success vhtch
"Fraif-a-te" Has Aciiieved
' One reason why "Fruit-a-lives"
is so extraordinarily successful in
Eiying relief to those slithering with
Constipation, Torpid Liver, Indiges
tion, Chronic IIeadaehcs Neuralgia,
Kidney and Madder Troubles,
Jihcumalism, Pain in the Back,
Fczcma and other Skin Affections,
13, because it is the only medicine in
iho world made from fruit juices.
Theso "Fruit Liver Tablets" aro
composed of the medicinal principles
found in apples," oranges, figs and
jiruncs, together with the nerva
tonics and antiseptics.
50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size Mc.
At dealers or from FRU IT-A-TIVISS
Limited, CUDKXSliCRG, N. Y
New Calllc Dealers
Phone 274-fr"
Ihislda & Shelby
We are always in the market and
will always pay (ho highest prices for
livo stock of all descriptions.
LAMBS, SHEEP. HOGS,
PAULTRY and CATTLE
taken rff your hands nt spot cash
Wo assure reliable, dependable busi
ness policies.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
Raskin & Shelby'
203 Gage St. Bennington Tel. 274.
J. Si COLE, M.D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
X-RAY A SPECIALTY
.l.ismv. Properly Iltlcd. 4SR SIAIV sr.
.HEW RESTAURANT
Xent, Clean nml Sanitary
Now oiR'ti to Ladies ami I .lout lemon at
- 132 x.H tb st.
WRIGHT & SON
Pl'llTS licilNltlllllllo
Vulcanizing
The Pennington Vulcanizing Com
pany is ready to do any job in tube
and case repairing. Give us a try
' ' 107 PLEASANT ST
Remember
ONE
3
is giving universal satisfaction it being the most lasting and
greatest fuel srtvrr on the market.
Free cor.. :ltation with reference to heating your house.
315 Main St.
mmmumumm imn, utuii m.,im ..u m. .-.j., .. ....
is ... wnva
i upsra iiiiss9 "m-b, i iirbiay9tiii i
H pi
!; '-,iV : '- v rrl ; l:J!iJ.l' .
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. Prices 50c, 73 e, $1.00, $1.50 Plus War Tax. Seats on Sale at Hartc Theatre, Wednesday at 12 :3C Secure Tour Seats in 1
; 1 Anvanrf ?
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BENNINGTON BRIEJFS
News of the Town and Village
Briefly for Busy Readsrs
Told
Wanted Women by II. T. Cushman
Mrs., company. Adv. 4 1 C
Robert Hart entered the Putnam
Memorial hospital for treatment last
nigh;.
Mrs. Dorothy Cnnfiold Fisher of Ar
lington is spending a lew days wiih
friends in Newport, 11. I.
The ladies society of the Old First
church will meet Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. James A. Fddy.
Mrs. Frank Horvey received word
Monday of the safe arrival of her son,
Frank Jr., at Camp Merrill, 1. J.
Ilervey ha:: seen 18 months service
overseas.
There will he no meeting tonight of
Green Mt. Lodne No. J, A. O. U. V
as the officers are in North Adam i in
rtallins the ctlieers of that lodse.
The next meeting will be Jield Tues
day, October 21.
Mrs. Cluy If. Johnson entorlamed at
a inatiiieo party Monday afternoon in
honor of the birthday anniversary of
Mrs. S. H. Hall of Old Pennington.
Mi i. Hall during the day was the re
eipent of many pleasing remember-
ELATES HOW SHE
GAINED STRENGTH
This Ogdensburg Resident Was
Weak and Without Ambition
Until She Tried This Tonic
"I feel it a duty to tell those who
suffer as I onco did about tho remedy
that restored my strength and happi
ness after many ironths of suffering,"
says Mrs. B. Ellis., who lives at No. L8
Patterson street, Ogdensburg, N. Y.
"My blood was depleted and weak
and as a result I became so nervous
that I couldn't sleep well at night and
wn-t ea?ily startled. I sull'ercd from
indigestion and hadnir,'ht sweats that
left mo very weak. I was cold mosl
cf t ho time and trembled all over.
"I had often heard of Dr. Williams'
Tink Pills and decided to give tho
remedy a trial and my experience jua
tiiied all tho (rood words that I heard
of the pills. I began to gain strength
ia a short time and gradually tho color
cams back to my face and 1 knew that
my blood was becoming richer. My
stomach gained strength as did my
nerves and I now feel as well as ever.
I sleep well and am rested and enter
upon the tasks of my homo with new
energy and ambition. Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills are nn excellent touie and
I have recommended them to many of
my friends."
Dr. Williams' Tink Pills are sold by
all druggists or direct from the Dr.
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady,
N. Y., oO cents per box, six boxes
?2.50, postpaid. Write for the free
booklet, "Buitdhirt Up the Blood."
that the
PIPE
SUHRg A'
1
Phone 383-M.
,.,
ances.
HAS $25,000 CAPITAL
North Bennintjton Realty Co. Files
Moore Co., Pays Up Stock.
Moatpelier. Oct. 5. The North Hen
ninjiton Realty company of North
Pennington has liled articles of cor
poration in the secretary of State's
office for the purpose of dealing in
i real estate. The capital stock is
$25,001) and the papers are signed by
C. W. and H. V. White and A. S.
Payne of North Bennington.
The C. H. Moore company. Inc., of
Springfield, has liled a .statement that
they have paid up $70,000 or their
capital stock which is $75,000.
LOST ON
SEARSBURG
MT.
Small Boys Fourd After Eight Hours
Hunt,
North Adams, Oct. G. Lost for
eight hours in the wilderness of Sears
burg mountain was the trying experi
ence of Howard and Ned Walden, the
11 and 0 years old :ons of Mr. and
Mrs. . Howard Walden of Prospect
Ftroet, yesterday afternoon.
With their father and a party of
friends the lads were spending the
day at the camp on the mountain
owned by Mr. Walden, Gilbert I la
mer and Waldo Williams. In com-,
pany with a boy named Horn from
this city the lads went out into the!
woods in the early afternoon to hunt j
squirrels. Their absence wjis not !
noticed until near nightfall when j
the party was preparing to return
to the ohy. A search was iinmedi- ,
ately instituted but no signs of the
boys were visible. The party used '
till their ammunition in firing shols :
to attract the lost boys' attention. ;
I The searchers finally round the
j boys lato at night after several hours'
jet the upper end of Yeaw pond. 1
WAR-TIME PROHIBITION
Legality of Act to Be Tested in Unit-'
ed States Court.
The testing out of the legality of
the war-time prohibition act by the
Fnited Slates court for the district of
'Vermont, wlii be one (; the important '
ea-os to come up for trial out of the
',', now li':;e- on tho criminal docket,.
alvtle opening of court at Kitlhind to ;
(lay. Judge Harland P. Howe of t'li.s
city v, H! preside.
!l is probable at this session of
conn Ji:d';o Howe will hoar argu-1
men! by the eom'sel for Mr. Henri-,1
cta l'ri'.itv. wire of e governor (!. II.
Proiity, who sued the Grand Trunk
railroad for $pm.iinii damages because
of the deaih of her husband in an ae-.:
cident hist year on a railroad cross
ing, and wh; se case was lost. Mrs.
Prnuty peeks a retrial.-
Gn the criminal docket there are '
cases s( heiluled for trial. Tho list'
follows: '
The I. St. vs. Olondon Tmhiil. the
lT. vs Fred St. Oneo (two eases):
thy F. S. vs Kdward G. Ware: the F. i
S. vs A. I.. Wick- and Harry Smith.:
the t:. S. vs Haskell Duller, (two;
eases i ; the V. S. vs Herbert N. :
Motitefiore. (two eases i: die. IT. S.
vs Kilwanl li:riv:i:: F. S. vs Karl
F. Jones, lit n case: the IT. S vs
hW I'.ioihcrs Hi" F. S. v.; ('. linn-'
bum Co tlie Ir S .... .1.,,,,,. I'val.
ford, as I lie A. Harris Com;
'S
QU1CKLYRELIEVED
Keep Sloan's, the World's Lini
ment handy to allay aches
THOUSANDS of men and women,
when the least little rheumatic
"crick" assails them, have Sloan's
Liniment handy to knock it out.
Popular a third of a century ago far
more popular today.
That's bitausL- it is so wonderfully
helpful in relieving all external achi)
and pains sciatica, lumbago, neural
gia, overstrained mnsdes, stiff joints,
weather exposure results. A little ia
all that is necessary, for it soon pene
trates without rubbing to the sore spot.
Leaves no muss, stained skin, clip-cd
pores. A Lottie today is a wise pre
caution. Keep it handy
Ail druggists .15c..' "Or.. SI. 40.
fa STllrV -fgt! ViSte
' g BM-r'TrWMJ'SWMtM I 11 i trnmrnXBamwrnimmmmm.
than lard.
JD
CORN PRODUCTS
the V. o. vs I'hijrl.-" i., Jehu K., liv.c
S. and li.ivid Whiting, eo ;;aruiers
trading as 1). W'hiitii'-C Jv Sons: th" IT.
S. vs W'eslAoet Kan.a Millj (,'omiiinv
the 1'. s. vs .fod'ti V.'JMiiK'Ki. tr'd-
'
F.
as New purl Mi'K onip.my; (
S. vs A Tin a Kimherit uiia ; Anna
Shorn;;, j, uvvo ('.! So s ; tbo T. S. V.',
Fred Sk;' !';::;::;.
vs Alfred (irni:
alias ,M Shelly:
1 Santo'i. the F. :
liV.O O..S0S)
o!!i, aU;..s !
he
i k
. o.
ins.
the F. S. v.i
's William A
Leon
. Cerd-
well and Frank S:;n!ey. ih
Harold ('. Varney. the !'. rf.
us Schpiizer and Maw oil
I Hie F. S. vs .lame;; Fajijias.
vs Fredi.Mic A. Lhoaitiean ;
F. S. vs
vs AUvrt
,ueri:i)eli. the F. S.
the F. S.
j vs Lafayette t'ovillo; the I.i. S. vs
; Kverett ('oville: the F. s. vs Kdminid
! L. Payne: the F. S. vs Max Alport
j the U. S. vs George 'aiiuetie; the
j F. S. vs II. P. Hood Sons.
1 DR. GRAYSON'S "CROWD"
i
, President's Personal Physician Tells
j God Story on Himself.
Admiral Cary T. (irey,son is not on
ly the personal physician of President
; Wilson, hat ho is one of President
: Wil.'im's most .uued and trusieil
friends. Last .Monday 1 spent an hour
; or more with Admiral Grayson and
i learned much of interest, not only iu
world affairs hut of more personal
'and intimate matters. He said:
j "I accompanied the President, on
the first trip he took after his idee
lion. e was greeted by entlmsia .
.tie throngs at every crossroads. At
(one place an enthusiastic and huskv
a
)StS
you ever use
makes wonderful
even by those who find it dif
ficult to digest food shortened
with animal fats.
FREE A book worth while writing for. The new
i Corn Products Cook Book contains 63
pages of practical and tested recipes of leadingcooks.
Handsomely illustrated. Write us for it today.
REFINING CO.
P.O. Box 161
Messrs. AHERN & CAHOOti,
Sales
blacksmith gripped the PrrsideniVi
hand so hard that he hrnisoj it. I
told the President he would have to
(iiit shalfitiK hand.- for n few day?.
Not wanting to hurt the fee! in .us of
Ww.i: who wanted to sh;.ko h;inds, he
docidf 't to ;o thro'.mh small station ;
at a speed of ihr-e or four miles an
hour. This allowed him (.- apiie::r 0:1
the back plait,)-;) to call nut -ireel-iims
to the thronsts at the .ly.'ion.
h'U iiever.tod any .one fro n sluiViii ;
hands with him.
"The conductor came throu;:h the
train and said: "Mr. President, wo
shall have to stop twice, for orders
and fiTt- water, before reaching Wash
intoji. Have you any choice where
ym would prefer to stop? President
Wilson, with the innate courte.-.v and
tlu liiihtfulness wbii b is a very part
of his nature, remrinberinR that I
was from dilpeoer. 'a., said: 'If
yo'.t can anan.o it I should like
have you .-,'op at ( 'ul'.ooor. ibc h
place of my friend. Doctor tJray.
Fse your own com .'''uoi-ce as to
i.)
mn .
Ho
other stop.'
"I said: '.Mr. President. 1 a:t: deep- ;
ly touched by your ihou-htKilne--;. I
have always thought, that, if over iho
time came that I had the power to :
stop a throu-rh train :i :i!'.ooo.- '
would have achieved niy proudest
bi'io'n and would se. fame's f.-mpio
shininir in the distance. I wan; io a -sure
you of one thini;,' I added. Wo
where will you have ;i lar?.er or more
onihushistic crowd out to rfeL. yiv.i
than at my birthplace.' Prosidon;
Wilson said: 'What is th" population i
of Culpepor?' I told him that th -last
census showed a ' iop-il:.t ic:; of
L'L'tn, but 1 added. 'In the .nljobiin
counties, where there are no rail
roads, hundreds of the mountai.iccr".
and farmers will come in by wagon to
i greet you.'
j "When the train stopped at t'ul- i
j pper 1 proudly opened the door so j
I that President Wilson could step out i
'and make a short talk to the assemb-j
led crowd. 1 can't tell you wiih whal !
1 eult:itun 1 opened that door on to'
, the platform. I wauled my .follow;
; townsmen to see 'me standin-; by :he:
President of the Fnitcd Stales 'when
ho made his tidiliv.w. What was mv
ehasrin and ama-'.om-nt to find that '
ere was on!-.- one novsou In sichr Is
'as Foonev. the half-breed Indian
my hryhnod friend.
"President Wilson nudsed me and '
saiil. 'Doctor Orasen, do you reco;;
n!, any one in Uie crowd?' C'.veiey.
in.ihin.s v to t;p car plai'orm. isnor
el the President and said to me, "1
su," ato powerful .ulad to see you."
Naturally ! rcsiionded to his i-eetin:',
lordi.allv and then . ;iid Cooney, hi- j
is the President, of the Fniiod States '
Woodrow Wilson.' .lust at lh.it par j
tieular moment (lie train started, and
we left Cooney speechless and wiih
his mouth open. Fred Loekley In :
(!!; Oregon Journal. j
Cut This Out it is Worth Money
Don't Miss This. Cut out this Flip,
enclose wiih Tic and mail it to Foley
fc Co.. 2S"5 Sheffield Ave., Clucaso,
111., wrd; jut: your name and address!
clearly. Yum will receive in return ;t '
1 trial paekaso containiii'; Foley's Hon-.
icy ;n;,i l ar I mniiomiil, for con tins.
colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills:
for pain in sides and buck: rhouma- j
tism, backache, kidney and bladder)
nJ meats; anil Foley Cathartic Tab-i
lots, a wholesome and thoroughly j
cieansm'.' cathartic, for constipation,
! bi'ior.-aiess. headaelie and sliKTulsh
bowels, Sold Everywhere.
es
utter and better
the
less
m
Mazola for shortening ? It
pie crust Easily digested
Put Mazola to the test with this
recipe for really delicious
pie crust
2 cups Flour
2 cup Mazol
Work Mazola well into the flour and
salt, add enough ice water to hold to
gether, about one-fourth of a cup ; roll
crust out at once.
New York City
47 Farnswortli Street,
Boston, Mats.
Representatives
Arcertaininrj Mountain Heights,
'li ' hep-:'i! of nioiintalns Is aseer-
d by bari'.metrle observation,
e.vinsr the nres-ure of ntiiiosphere
;hobe,ver mid hb.d'.er love's. .n in
inept oallod iho ii-o;intain barom
r is eroded e.s,oohilly for this pur
e. Ii can also be done with a lev
er in -! i" 'a, en; :yid theodolite, but
etc
olio::
eiihi
; roijuires teounical knowl-
Ths Gi:i Cenocs.
Ia a jir!n:.iry school examination, n
o,T)e-.t;,.!i nboet the setiP.es was nn-
v.ored by u i iirlit puidl In this faRli
loti: "Tlie five senses are Mieezliur,
i.bbleu'. cryinu'. yawning and couc:h
P.v n sixth sense Is mor.nt an
:-. I r;i one woieh
This is stiorln-;." 1
ieT'te folks have,
oston 'I'ransoiipt.
Oerns 'Tween Toss?
Use Easy "Sefs-it"
Any Corn or Callus Comes Off Peace
fully, Gloriously. Never Fails.
Tt ia ensy for "Gets-It" to reach
"liard-to-Ei t-at" corns, and better
yet, it is easy to remove them, be
cause "Uuts-lt" makes them come
Any Corn Peel. Off
With "Cets-It."
ncot ore just lilio a. banana peel,
ion can try to dig or drag out vour
corns wiih a knife, or slice them
with a "bloody" razor, or use ban
dages and tape and wrap up your
toe into a piickaga, but that's tho
trcat-'om-rough." painful, foolish,
way. I se 2 or 3 drops of "(lets-It ''
that's the peaceful, t-ii.-e. common
sense way that never f.iihi You
reach tho corn easily with the little
glass rod in the cork of every
"Cets-lt" bottle. Tt does not hurt
.he true Ik sh. Try it. trot and
tmllc! Its a bI(?rSslnc-; never fails.
"L!cts-l,t," the only sure, guaranteed,
money-back corn-remover, costs but
a trilio at any drug More. M'f'd Tjy
K. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, 111,
.'old ;n
l I'f.'Tommend
corn rented v
Quinhtn and
ed as the world's best
by W. L. Gokay, B. A.
Harwood Di'iis Siore.
KOI'
Fi Ol SA I.F One high
:;e ing in:o-Pine. bees-
month::. Mrs. .1. T. i:
Hillside St.. Tel. I'Ss-W.
claso Singer
used only
'iiiintMoii, HOi
17t0
; Foil SALK Hay hers.., S yrs. old,
as saddle fr dri it:g horse; mar
I kel wiii-nti, cata-laTe. I wo harness.
I i'rjei ras.ioiabl.' if sohl at once. K. B.
r.arlholoi'aew, Wondfioal Hollow or tel.
Kdward la-i -s. 17tli
TO UK. XT
TO KKXT Stores. olliees. tene
ments, sheps. St. tides, individual stor
age lockers furnished apartments and
roi.ms. all Centrally located. Ceo. M.
Hawks, 12.". Main St. TCtf
TO riKXT Three nice furnished
rooms for light honsokeepiniT with im
prie ,'i'iriii s. Boom and board b- the
week. Also storage f,r automobile. 1 "0
North street, tel. 403-W. ItStf. 1
me pie.
either
Pinch of Salt
Ice Water
!,v.
FOR SAI.B
! Foil SAI.K Ford tourinp car In flffit
i ohisp cnndltion. Apply V. P. Mattison,
, Marshall Ourape, .North rse:inhig;tnn:
1G16
Foil SAMC Berkshire pips . and
Hampshire yoiirltiifr ram. Thone 524
.M. K. Kverett Harwood. 15t6
FOll .SAI.K Little pigs.
Park street extension.
Jos. Klttel.
14t6
KOlt SALK 10 Sheeji. 2 rffRlstered
Holstoin cows, yotinff pins. Mounment
Farm, Old Bennington, Vt. 14t6
Foil SALE 30 horses just arrived;
10 pair 3,000 to 3675, several mares in
lot, halanoe 12..0- o 1700.- Next load
I In two weeks. 'Guilford Wood Horse
! .. F. J. Wood, prop., Shelbunio Falls,
I Ma. v.. -
I FOR SALK Itaincoats made to order
I at 313 Pleasant street, Clias. O'Kane;
!8t25
l'-on SALE rigs tslx weeks old.
Tel. S83-M. A. H. WinBlow, 315 Main
Si. ltf.
WANTED
WAXTKh An experienced aJtomo
Ui!o tncrhnnic. Permanent position.
I nun ire H. T. Cushm.in Mfg. Co., North
lionoiiiKlon. - 17tf.
WAXTKH Overseer worsted spin-
II i 11 14 : m ister meehanie: woolen card
creel or: wiavfc room percher $1'7 to 30;
worsteil loom fixer $40; Boss finisher
knitted cloths; roll coverer $30, and
many others. rhnrles I. Kaymond
Acoiicy, WashiiiBton St., Boston.
17t2
VAXTIOI") Balsam Fir Twigs. Far
mers, their wives and children, to cut
and haul to Bennington in small or
large quantities Write Vernon
pany. Springfield, Jlass. 17t6
WANTKD
I'niisi'work. wages. Te,I.
-Woiian to do general
lieferences required, good
Williamstown 23ii.
17tfi
WAXTKH Chambermaid for a month
or six weeks. .Mis. (I. B. Wellington,
Ol . Bennington. 17tf.
WAXTKH After wonderful success
f,r a iiarter of a century in New York
Slate and the West in marketing the
"I'ol.T" to light the country homes mid
cook the meals, we are desirous of se
curing several salesmen for New
Kn-jland territory, especially Vermont
State, who are capable of closing a
l ii: pi oposit ion. The popularity of our
outfit necessitates the enlarging of our
sales foree. Kypenses paid promot
ions lo the man who proves his ability.
Wri,e mo for appointment. Address
A L. Billiacs, care of Hampton Hotel,
Albany, X. V. 17t6
V.'AXTKD Two
work. Apply M.
S.l. Williarnslown,
teamsters. Steady
P. Lnlly. Telephone
.Mass. 1016
V A NTKH Kxperieneed bookkeeper
with know ledge of stenography would
lika position. Address B, Box 440.
1616
f WAXTKH Kxperieneed saleslady In
i suit department. Address giving; ref
' erenecs, experience, age and salary ex
1 peeled. .1. S. Smiley, Fitchburg, Muss.
14t6
S'AXTI':n Census Clerks, (men, wo
1 --in. 4(1110 needed. $!);" luonth. Age,
IS-HII. Kxiierience unnecessary. Kx
aminatimis Biominglon Oct 18. For
I face liarticulars. write Baymond Terrv
'i former ilovornment Kxamlner) 120
Continental Bldg. Washington. 14t6
W.NTKP-,I,'ut or boy for farm
work. . Ceorgo K. I'avls, near Havnes
Corners, tel. 221-3. 14t6
WAXTKH Five or six room modern
house for family of 'two. Telephone
niS-W. 13tC
WAXTKH Hand Ironers nt the Ben
liinriou Sanllary Laundry. UlUf
WAXTKH
M. Tuttie ('
Fry Cord Wood.
Henry
91tf.
o.
Phone 49.
WAXTKH An experienced sawyer to
take full charge of mill and lumber
yaid. Address II. T. Cushman Mfg.
Co., North Bennington. 78if.
WAXTKH Capable mncMnists at the
Fdw. L. Jiibley Mfjj, Co., Bennington,