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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
ON
| The STAGE

| ias kNGEa.Es. Cal. Nov i6
IF-ns 1 Mckee. a stage hand at
Is Cad heater. vas killed on he
- ~ n.ghf. a few minutes Be
- = tarsAin rose and while the
m rm veil filled With people
- 4 thtn. however. knew that
* ~ curtain a real tragedy
80 saacsed Win other seen.
y Aanalsrs Mckee was oa the
/ ha1n arogplng some 0f the
{sAry eesh esrsAins for the open.
IL az d las Primrose and West
es,vlx 4 reffalu slipped from
b. gasp ssd IN trying 60 catch u
1@ed IL tootnE and fell 20
Il d iks stage IT'S neck vas
lea
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asffsiav A. II Groui. Of the
! Mrviee commission. completed
4 tAlre daya examination today
= cas- o. appiieaianfs Tor posi-
- = he city service a. tran
nsa sst levelmeu.
liesdag class Of 40 applicants
d positions a. craftsmen and
Prem vii BE- taken on
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WINDSOR. Eng. Nov 49, Em
perof William ia continuing his
work toward the creation of a
friendly feeling on the part Of Ems
lishmcn toward Germany. aud Il 81
plain that this purpose " the un
concealed object OF bis visit to this
country.
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slS FRANCISCO. Nov i6-
= barr. lisinz on the san Bruno
D. Fas run over isst uight By q
q ne San Bruno fine and as a
- Ia ooth leas amputatod A.
n cane along aud showed no
p q s,ugping. Daley and the
~ started 70 run alongside In
E,smgi 10 board IL Ia some
DalsY slipped and fell with
eu across the rail The mo-
ruaz vas arrested and charged
h. battery
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PORT TOWNSEND. Nov te--
Thifty-oue thousand dollars for nd.
dltioual buildings At Fort Worden
and si2.026 for new equipment al
Fort Casey has been ordered by the
department AZ Washington Tho or
der iaciudca changes which make
Worden and Casey the main forts
and Fiagler the sub fort.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov l6--As
result Of the crusade which has
been started against the display Of
obscene postal cards and moving
pictures. several stationery store
proprietora who had the objection.
able cards IN their windows have
been arrested and viii appear be.
fore the police judges today
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WASHED ovERBoARo.

william NJ Daniels. aged 20,
whose paronls live Ia Cafnarvon.
North Wales, was lost ia tn North
seas October 80 from the sealing
schooner otto, which has Just ar
rived At Victoria after a long seal
ing prulHf In Boring Hea Daniels
eaa Nhltd overheard In heavy
gale but rotten life line that was
thrown him parted with the strain
aud ho was lost
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WILL HOLD HEARING.

The civil service commission has
announced hearing for Monday
evening IN the case Of Patrolman e
r. Coleman. who was dropped from
tho force BY Chief OF Police Wap.
penatcin for neglect 81 duty.
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Why Bridget q seems
~ saat very large wages
no has had 20 little cape
sure mum amt it hard
e aaen ! don't know how
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COFFEE

One can spoil good cof-
fee in making, but can't
make good OF bad.
Your grocer returns your money
II you don't Ike 8chilllnga Best.
We paS him.
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srAsLgs eoNosnNgp.

Sanitary Inspector Iampman. Of
the regular board Of health staff
condemned two stables today at
1897 Westlakc av. Just west u the
Seattle Electric companys ear
harms.
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H()LD-lJP

tby bnited ffess.l
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Nov 10
Two highwaymen leaped out Of the
darkness with drawn reyolyora. just
before midnight last night, as an
East Lake Park car reached the
terminus al the Indian Crafts VI.
lnge Motorman Somera and Con
duo,of Livengood were covered and
commanded Ia step of the car The
robbers secured $3.50 from the con.
ductor.
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oto FEATURE TO CO.


saLhsFiELD. Cal Nov t.
e nexf 30 days there viii
eiaiion between Sunset and
'.Alsf bofax mines a cable 10
4 nat will DO away wlth
Anale bofar team
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MAYOR is BETTER.

Mayor william Hickman Moore.
after being confined 10 HIS home
since Monday with 10 grippe. was
able 10 get down 10 the city hall
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Nav eoATs ron LINa.

Contracts have been let 10
Meaarn Workman, Clark a Co,
Belfast. for the construction Of two
freight and passenger steamers
which are 10 be added to the Blue
Funnel flsst IN tho trans Pacific
trade with direct line from Sc.
attic 10 HonRkong They are 10 be
i2knot vessels. OF 10000 tons en-.
paclty. and viii cost In the neigh.
borhoud OF $4,000 each
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Seattle Star Exclusive servlee)
WASHINGTON Nov. 10 The
annual report Of Pension Commits.
aioner Warner shows how rapidly
the death roll OF civil war veterans
Ia Increasing Last year 1900 went
20 Join the biyouac Of tho dead
On June the total number ~
pensioners WAS gG737i: the total
value OF the pension roll fii0.b50,
$50 OF this number 2f.077 we're
from the Spanish American war.
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'this morning for a time to attend
70 important city matters awaiting
him
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Gets Chinese phsasan,s.

PORT TOWNSEND Nov. fG-
When the steamship Minnesota
reached port yesterday from the
Orient. Shipping Commissioner
Knox boarded her 10 take charge Of
a consignment Of so pairs of Ofien
tai pheasants shipped from China
10 Mr. Knox for breeding on his
farm. near Tacoma.
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prohIbItlon BITI Reported.

MONTGOMERY. Ala Nov H.
The senate committee on temper
ance has agreed 20 report fRvofably
the prohibition bin already passed
By the house.
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The constant drain OF insurance
premiums viii bring hard times to
any city except Insurance ecntcrs.
afs
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02
THE LIFE OF SERVICE.
Merelfvi Sentences That Was Passed
Upon Man BY the Creator.

II was q merciful sentence which
the Creator passed upon man for bis
disobcdiencc In the sweat OF thy
face shalt thou eat bread" for 20 the
punishment itself he stands indebted
for health. strength. and all the en-
joymcnt OF life. And. though. the
ground was pronounced cursed for his
disobedience. yet IL that curse 30 or
dered 10 be the punishment. chiefly
and almost solely OF those who. by In
temperance or sloth. innict II upon
themselves. The stoutest timber
stands on Norwegian rocks. where
tcmpests rage and long. hard winters
reign. The muscles are seen most
fully developed In the brawny arm
that plies the blacksmith's hammer.
Even 20 the most vigorous and
healthy plety IL that which IL the
busiest. which has its hands full OF
good works. which has neither time
nor room for evil. bot. aiming At
great things both for God and man.
promptly and summariiy dlsmisses
temptation with Nehemiah's answer.
4 have q great work 10 do. therefore.
cannot come down."-Montreal Her.
aid.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02

rIyouR-Qulst, but steady; Minnssots
patents ticotH. winter strsishts. q 10
20; winter sr,ras. rse0,; winter psisnts
wHEAr - Smaller world, shipments
cold weather vert. commission house bay.
Ing. light offerings and covering caused
wheat 20 rule arm and higher during the
Early session. May. ssosse; July,
ni'T'fER- Creamery. ss,r... per yegne
- suIic nrrts SIS. sseonfs hof1c
h-ld .nIIa. 9,ss>lc hrsts. reese.
CHEEeE-tlats. full cream. small. col
october. best small. iseisSc.. small. Ssel
10 prime. ithi1he.. winter made. avsfaas
best. small igte Ugh, skins, iise.. halt
.sim. r.; 81, l 49,. part skins prime
sEoos-Fresh ssthsred, extras. psr Goa
en-. isc; storage packed, frsis 70 ssir,
nrsts. Use. erirs nrsts. iIsc. nrsts, IN
ise. seconds. isi.eisl<c.; thirds. iskefte
TAijsow = Duhi city. &C: country
iIky- Stead, .hlrplnE. 'eeSc.: sosd 3.
ChaIrs r.T1tn
STRAW quiet. ca5cc.
dlanl 81 GsiEis. pea. ia; red Kidney
wooi1s,,sdy: domestic fleece. rgs>c.
HoPs-steady state. common 20 ehoics
100. lsgsic.. iss sqiie.. Pscine coast
syivania, chol,e t,-r bush.i. siai<c. New
york and western. d.. tssieci 10. fan
LIVE PotLTRf-rirfn I'D M good De
uand. fowls ituit4c.. old roostsrs 700
io,te roasting chickens. iiglt,se.. wintsi
chickens ~ & ducks. is"iir
DREssfp rnt,LTRr :. quiet fowls
easier. fowls rhalce. ifitr. 10 fair 4
good. i1it1iic Old roostsfH ilisc.. near
~ roasting chickens. isrisc,s western
do. iaoikc nearby ducks. itoisc.: west
efn do. ifdffc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02

II viii certainly be news TO most
people. says the London Globe. that
New York 10 short cut for kilograms
between London and Paris and be-
tween London and Berlin. However,
the fact IL vouched for. The messages
arc received at an agreed address In
New York and are Immediately pass
Cd on for London. Paris or Berlin. as
the case may be. The reason for
this amazing roundabout TO save
time ID curious. New York time be-
ing about six hours behind European
time. its wire connections with Eu-
rope are almost, always unoccupied
during the London forenoon. while
during the same time European wires
are often congested. Via New York.
therefore. 10 short cut" but expen'
sive.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02
Little Mary Dwyer
Made Well and Strong by
Father Johns rledicine.

"My little daughter was about three
years old aud not abb. 70 eat or walk
and was cross and sickly" says Tbos
Dryer Of % Strong Place, cohoes. n.
Y. "The doctor did not seem 10 be
able TO help her. Finally a friend rec
commended Father Johns Medicine
and after taking u, Mary-beesn 10 Inn
prove. That vas two years ago. Nov
she eats heartily and seems stronger
than ordinary children and l. good
natured. The change IL due entirely
70 Father Johns Medicine. That won
deriul remedy having done so much
for the baby caused Mrs Dsyer 70
take ID aud sbe thinks there il nothing
like Father Johns Medicine.
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BENNINGTON Ba,Efs


News of-hs Town an village Briefly
Told Tor Risy -t,r
b. W. Stafford OF Arlington was in
the village Monday.
G. II. Rudd spent Sunday with rela.
tives 10 Hoosick Falls.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Turner returned
from Schenectady Monday.
Miss Kathryn Conkling OF the Gen.
ter village Is In Troy today.
Rev. John Harris and wife OF Hoos.
lex Falls are guests OF VIM X. Nor
gan.
The Jewish Passover Is being OBJ
served this week by the 30 or 40 Jews
In the village.
Robert Smith has flushed work Or
Clark q Co and resumed work for FIJI
more q Slade.
Mr. end Mrs w. G Bourau and
daughter Anna returned from North
Adams, Monday.
Mrs Chas Andrew Of Rutland aud
David Galusha OF Manchester are
guests OF Mrs +. +. Wall.
Austin Borden OF Scben ,ctndy
passed Easter with Mrs Chas Barnes,
returning Monday morning.
Edwin J. Swan OF Brooklyn is a
guest OF his brother.in.law, Henry
Godfrey OF upper Main street.
Miss May Brown OF Branch street
went TO Averill Park Saturday 10
spend Easter. returning Monday.
The new clothing racks 10 Harry
Levin's store are something new here
and such as are used In large cities.
Hullng Ellsworth, q workm IN on
the new electric railroad vas taken
suddenly III Monday and was brought
home.
John Toomey IL raising the ell part
o. Aliens house on Putnam street. two
feet. Extensive repairs are being
made on the building.
An Italian hit Lyman Burch Satur.
day with the handle OF q sledge ham
mer, hurting him quite badly. The
foreigner ned. They were working to-
gether.
Miss Lula Robinson who has been
spending several weeks at Cleveland,
O the guest ~ her cousin John q.
Jennings, will return home soon. Mr.
Jennings IL n grandson OF the Lite
Daniel Conkling, formerly we'll known
In this town.
The governess, who has been several
years with Mrs Philip ~. Jennings OF
the Center left for New York city Fri.
day with Miss Elizabeth Jennings and
Miss Margaret Outhwaite for = stay OF
two weeks. ar and Mrs Jennings re.
Gently returned from the south 10 their
home 10 the metropolis.
VIM Webb OF New York city Who
vas In town Monday 10 deed his farm
10 John Rooney, Is q member OF the
large dry goods firm OF J. II. Dunbar
4 Co. OF that city. Mr. Webs grand.
father was we'll known resident OF
Bennington 20 years ago. Geo. u
Sears and Herbert Morgan formerly
OF this oNn, are statesmen FOR the
above company.
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MANSFIELD SERIOUSLY I'LL.
Dr. CrsndsII Hopes 90 Brtss Nots<
Patient Back 10 Hesith.

Dr. CrsndsII Hopes 90 Brtsa Noted
Patient Back TO health.
NEW YORK, April 2. = Richard
Mansfield. who suffered nervous
breakdown at Scranton. Pa. last Mon
day while on tour with Peter Gynt"
and who has been confined 10 his home
at $40 Riverside drive ever since. was
so critically III that consultation Of
physicians was decided on.
DIR. s. NJ. Crandall, the attending ply
sician, admitted that tho actors con.
dltIon was very serious and that unless
the progress OF the attack could be
checked at once the patient might sue
cumb. DIR. Crandall said the weakness
OF the actor was due to the reaction fol
lowing his recent illness while on the
road, and he therefore had decided on
a consultation 10 determine on the best
plan OF treatment and also what food
was best adapted to the needs OF the
patient.
After the conference II was stated
that Mr.. Mansfield Is yet very sick
nVn, and full recovery VIII take sew
eral months. but II In the opinion Of
the doctors that ultimately he will re-
gain his health.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02
A Practical Joke.

New water mains were being put
down and an immense line OF pipes
Jay end TO end In the road. Late In
the night q hsif.drunken tramp rolled
pipe out OF the middle Of the line.
curled himself up In II. and fell asleep.
fairly we'll protected from the buster.
ing wind. But on towards the small
hours . couple OF students discovered
the tramp. and rolled mis- bed and
himself back into place In the great
line again. The tramp. awaking In
the morning had to crawl through
nearly q mile Of pipe before he regain
cd his freedom.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02
SION WITH THEIR THUMBS.
Banks Method Of Identifies
tlon Of Customers.

when Mark Twain wrote "Pudd'n.
head Wilson II is doubtful n he real
lred Into what general vogue this
novel form Of Identification would
come. and that its commercial value
and utility would be lncalculable. For
number OF years thumb prints have
been adopted a. q means OF identify
ing criminals. but u remained for the
First National bank OF Cheyenne.
wyo.. 10 adopt this method for tie
Identification OF customers The bank
has a large number OF laps. Greeks
and other foreigners a. patrons ths,>
being employed In the railroad serv.
ice But few OF these can write the
English language. and some Of them
not even their own. A. result. each
depositor 10 required 10 make an I'm.
precision OF his thumb. which IL nled
away for record. taking the place Of
the customary signature.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02
EVELYN TO TESTIFY.
Harry Thsw's Counsel say Trial VIII
he Resumed Thursday.

uafFF tuaW touns<a soy tFs~s WIN
he Resumed Thursday.
NEW YORK. April 2.-Evelyn Mes
BIT Thaw has been subposnsed TO APP
pear before the lunacy commission to-
day TO tell what she knows Of the
mental condition OF her husband.
Lawyer iIartrIdge. Thaw's attorney,
said that the trial would undoubtedly
be resumed ON Thursday and that In
all probability II would be concluded
by Saturday. as there were few wit.
nc-ses 10 he called and comparatively
little 60 he said In summing NJ.
Justice Fitzgerald was informed by
the members of the commission that
they would be able TO report their con.
illusions as 20 Thaw's mental condition
tomorrow afternoon.
From this and the fact that the Jury
when II assembled had been ordered to
report ON Thursday II II assumed that
the commission has practically express.
el It's determination TO report Thaw
sane and that the trial will he resumed
where District Attorney Jerome halted
II by suggesting the commission In
lunacy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02
A Cure for styss.

styes are occasioned by the irrita'
ton OF the hair follicie out OF which
An syeiash springs. They should be
opened A. soon A. the pus IL formed.
for they will not Get well a. long a.
the pus remains For Inflammation OF
the follicles and scslIness add 10 an
ounce OF vsseline Is grains Of precIpi.
tated sulphur. In applying this oint.
msnt II IL well 20 warm II = little. a.
u will not be 90 sticky then. A
pomade TO be rubbed on the I'D and
iashes 10 cure styes L.; White vase.
line. eight grams; white precipiiaie.
ten eentlgrams: oil Of birch. ten cent
lgrams.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02
EVERY RHEUMATIC
INVITED TO-DAY
TO TEST URIC-O FREEl
7s-Ceni Bottle Given Free To All
Who Apply.

II there are still any sufferers from
Rheumatism In this county or where.
ever this paper reaches, That have not
yet tried the wonderful Rheumatic
Remedy uric-o, 40 want them 10 Try II
nov at our expense. We firmly believe
that there IL not q case OF Rheumatism
In the world that will not yield 70 the
wonderful effects OF Uric-O, and we
want To prove II TO every doubter be.
yond oil possibility. The best way TO
do this IL 10 give large trial bottle
OF this remedy outright 10 every suffer
or and let him test and try u 70 his own
satisfaction. you or any OF Jour
family suffer from Iiheumatlsm, no
matter what form, just cot tais notice
out OF the paper and send ID together
with your name aud address, also the
name Of your druggist, 10 the Smith
Drug Co., Syracuse, ". Y, and they
will send you by return mall liberal
trial package free OF all expense. There
IL no reservation 10 this Offer. You
take the remedy home and use II nc.
cording 70 directions until thoroughly
satisfied OF it, merit.
We could not afford 10 do this N We
did not know that after you are free
from this dreaded disease that you will
recommend II 10 all your friends who
have rheumatism. We know fIom ex-
perience that personal accommodation
from one person ~ another IL the most
valuable advertising, and that n the
way we intend 10 acquaint the world
with Uric o. Don't put OF writing
because this offer will soon expire,
aud then II will be too late. Do II 70
day and start yourself upon the high
way 10 perfect health aud happiness.
Send for Urlc.O no matter where you
live. 10 Ia sold by Druggists all over
this country, and we want you 70 have
a bottle free. Uric.O IL sold and per
sonally- recommended In Bennington
by u. A. ouinlan.
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Bes,o. op.r. Manager very ni.

BOSTON. April 2-Chsrles W. strine,
manager OF the Metropolitan Opera
company for It's Boston season. Is at
the Boothby hospital. In this city. dan.
gerously III with appendicitis Mr..
Strine came 10 Boston 60 arrange for
the Opera season. which opened last
night. and was taken III. ON last
Thursday morning he was taken TO the
hospital and operated ON. lie has fall
"a to rally. and his condition IL et'
tremely critical.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02

A young man who had a silent ad.
miration for a young lady went with
the intention Of proposing TO her one
night lie eat gazing Into her face
for q long while. but At last. looking
down suddenly. he exclaimed:
There's a feather on your dress.
MARY" mo wonder" she said I've
been sitting BY a goose all night"-
life
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02

Does Coffee disagree with your Prob
ably II does Then try DIR Shodp's
Health Coffee. Health Coffee" IL q
clever combination OF parched cereals
and nuts. Not q grain OF real Coffee,
remember. Ia Dr Shops Health Cot
fee, yet lts flavor and taste matches
closely old Java and Mocha Coffee. II
your stomach, heart or kidneys cant
stand Coffee drinking, try Health
Coffee. II IL wholesome, nourishlnR
and satisfying. It's safe even for the
youngest child. Sold by Joseph NJ.
hvres
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02
a Solar Wrinkle.

There was a spot on the sun In full
view. Il cant help A." said the orb
OF day impatiently 10 the observing
scientist; here am stuck up where
everybody can see me and now I've
got freckles measuring |. 500. 900 square
miles n you've any complexion rem
edy for that trot II out"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02

CATTLE-supply rr'it. mprt~t higher
choice. tslfis. pine. b.elns1s. veal
calves pdso.
Hoge : Receipts hsht: market acti.'
Workers and plrs q ~: roughn E.t00G
SLEEP AND LAMBS = Supply light.
market strong rriui~ wethers. u s1qs 70.
cuiis and common. art. lambs, tsotb.
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r...,., Of e.l..a. a. er.~,.

SCRANTON. IA. April 2.-The IN.
neral Of Galusha A. Grow WIN take
place from the old homestead In Glen.
wood nj y. m. tomorrow. lnterment
will be- private aud In the family plot
In Hartford. Ia.
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To CURE a COLD m oNE DAs
5ss, 1922 .sispl ns. su, INV Nv
dR6vEs signature y n Zach Tor. 10
H-.s, Health asa S.-ss.s 20 s.sAss en-.

MRS. wfNsf,ow's f00THfN0 sYRuP. fof
shlidItn t?ethiyf, so'sn. The gums. reduee.
solso. rssieeiiy ssis IN XII sasss. We vcuii
say 70 every mother mo has . sudstinq child.
Do not 10 yuur prrjudice, nor the prejudIcss
pfothers. nand bctwesa you and your suner.
ssq|B.s!y, .sx'S. MI hsss.. So s. Y;
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striker. was, p.,,., a.,...

VANCOUVER. n. C.. April 2-AIl
the carpenters and painters In Van.
couver went on strike. and building
operations arr nj a standstill. Seven
hundred and atty carpenters struck
for an Increase of wages Of 81 a day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02
SPRING ovERcoATs

No store this side of New
York City can compare with
our splendid stock of Top
Coats. Varsity Overcoats.
Chesterfield Overc oats and
Raincoats. Here you get a
tremendous stock to choose
from that is absolutely correct
in style, fabric and make.
Prices $40. $I2, SIS 10 SIS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02
LATEST SUITS

Every latest kink known to
high art tailoring is applied to
the Cutting Suits for Spring OF.
The conservative. the English.
the Varsity-in fact allthe best
models are here in the Regular.
Long. Stout and Short cuts.
Every new fabric and pattern
to select from.
Prices $40. $I2, SIS to SIS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02

The Rutland route Of the New York
Central lines IL the short and direct
route 70 New York, Boston, Montreal
and all western points. Express
trains. Pullman cars. COIL
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peny ThInk Yeu Arc oId.

Don't Think You Are Old.
A certain amount Of social life 10
A1oelptSly ssssntisi 10 he old - well
M ycuns 4 wsman never
eM - Old th6& 6hs ceases 10 enjoy
the company OF others. and generally
the older she grows the more she en-.
Joys II. II IL always a pity to see q
man fall into q state which he ex.
plains by saying: "Oh. we're getting
old and don't care for 80 much variety
In our lives" says Woman's Life. In
the pure selnshnsss of his soul he al.
ways speaks OF "us" and I'VE" as n
Il naturally follows that because he IL
getting antiouated his wife must keep
pace with him In his decline. Let him
keep In touch with the world. and
both he and his wife will be the bet
Tor and the younger for II.