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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27

AasonF the eager crDwa ~ piano
puwhaarrn who attended tho - =
Jnluiatun Co sale yesterday was
a vel kuown Capitol Hiii resident
ne had been figuring for some
fiuia on owning q fine hikh grade
plano. aud one ~ the Genalne w.
anoias Imagine bits surprise see
fnfdag whom b. found BE-. could
Hnrchaae the aame identical piano
b. had been ipokinE 81 some slime
$40. and a slightly used PianuiA
a. good AZ new. II saving 81 ~.
ariiy gi8s
ID other words. he was able Ia
secure the tao Instruments be- d.
sired at the figure be- would have
90 pas fof the piano alone under
ordinary circumstances
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Waterfront

~ sores with Z mile ~ sound uatsf
front is miles from Seattle. "a 80 per
aare
10 acres overlooking the SQUAD at
hluEstcn with new 4.ream house. ti.1te.
terms
10 acres % water front At me mouth
n Hoods canai taa dasiilns houses 5
chicken houses. large barn ard other
huNtinHs for 1850 terms
90 acres. near Charleston, Tor 1855
tsFna
10 acres near Bangor ror $500 terms
80 acres. ngaf Heahfrs fof ffoo terms
= POW EUH
aie-i1 coilina gidE.
--1f-2e
t190 10 tlE0 PER ACRE
North 0f Seattle
fhey ere now Fralluf ana maeadHm-
itIut the county road and putiiug in clay
water
rHsnfg N oar Richest and mosf prom
inrnf hoatfln club mon are clearing tho
A1 Joining Iana f1F thoir summer homes
WoHid fhIa De- good enough fnf Fouf
FErfAr q Sos. Use,
1iA Cuimnu Hldn
TIVE ACRES FoR 20 800 JUST TWO
MILES SOUTH OF THE CITY LIMITS
$50 r SOFT hNu Gouu uOAu no
IAND EASY TERMS
WfHHHtp BROS
Room 800 Coiman Hldg IL
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me visi
Pssai age
hn D. q
Il the =,
- w
- OF
-
$50 iea'
~ HnHIa
kas rs,, -,
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The Norsemep are 60 have
great time az Astoria during the
regatta held Aug. 81 Sept /. 2, 3
and 4
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Two Fine Lots
30x100 Each
use far ta,s See .a.h. ssi iis Per
nanth Ihrss blocks ffom Green iaks
Gar uns See ths oenrf a. sst Amer
OF hss. North $50 -sf-ss
uorsrs cuTrAoss ANn Tors
Some are uHtar mssEef value
MARTIN ROSS
rhonss + isti. Eas, 5trt
YOH cAWT RnNr
q by ore ~ nr cheap iais and huiid
while the fuumsf laefa
MARTIN Npaa
Phones = sisa Ess, 5i7t
For Safe your room house on beach.
West Seattle Foad anf Hafef free tf4
ian ave phans a NIF at-si.r
gnEEs LAKE HrsEnvoin ADDITION
d. Ihe addition el9ess nogth ef AZ,
lots in iaen. aFf7fnahiuN lakes aua
mountains Prices 0alF tff8 60 $500. with
iq per cent cash ana fi4 per month
SEE it iudHg So there has hnhn De- OF
tba BEST iaia reserved until today
rElthATtnNAt BOND a REALTY
COMPANY.
1a1 Pioneer Dix Main iitf IND fefs
TOT cANT HnAr rms
fine level lots 6oAfUQ each afl
cleared. on nroadwaf. ballard only
block from car only $500 each. 1900
cash Der Zoe balance FeHrH
TuE GLOBE REALTY co.
2tf Emriro BIDS 1ud ard Madison
we have several parties who uant
homes in Seattle ard can pay part cash
Menr hHt oHHrf need apply
THE cOsWrLL neatly a INVEST
MN~f COMPANY.
fifsstt Pacific nIorh
Phones Main 1923 tud. f. f11s -tf
a SNAP rUM fI0N.
Two lots worth $3.50. near hulman's
A SNAP.
40 foot iot on 1lud ave south 1
block from car fine view 81 Lake.
1880. "a rash bel % rutt
Munnia REALTY CO.
aa8-4a walker HldH
Tel Ind s5ts. Sunset Main soti
Elmo NOW. modern t-room cottage two
blocks from Madison eff iuf 91rfnf.
pfieo t1.fo9. tt.es9 down. balance nnr
cuAH LINCOLN.
Phone Main 2aft Ind Raoei --tf
FORCED HALB
OulHE 10 death. widow forced tn sell
at once 30 acres finest farming land In
WhHfram county. close 60 EtFmdHlu
Price only $50 per acre. Hefe iH "a
chance Co.. you. fnr home 81 lnseHtmrnt
NEHHO# q CAUtAON.
fei-2 Denny BIDS 1905 4nd Ave.
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what We want" said ne "
atrical manager. is a play WV w.
Mot that the densest can aaa1
stand" a.
Gee. you don't want mueh' Y.
playwright replied Afe ~
racklng my brains for . ple1 =. \.
that ever since I've been IN ~
business"
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Merritt Realty Co
Ballard Branch

splendid offer room modern cor.
iaFe close in pfica ti.pao. ttoe cash ard
$50 ref month
a nne residence lul an fimeH 81 fer
fi SEQ fte0 each and ft5 Ser month
tst0, 4isp below marhrt
eato Zach ara mauthiY payments VIII
income glt per month iiae rifg water
ana cement walh frice Z. rec
a brand nee iIo4m riaHtrred caiiaFf q
5oEteo lot. zoe feet fgom car. price
r. m wkuroHn NOR.
ff1 ffh Ave- Norfh
Phone ballard 1885, Tahn ola uni
lard car and set of az ship a. -gT ae
SPECIAL r0BAr tarrs tract close ta
culF $40, on terms n g. per month atan
I've lots Lake WnHhinEfgu water font ~
% q. on terms o. month also the firheat
ti1cNtat land on earth 81 valley ctr.
rhsHp on terms. ais8 my Green Lake mas
sion hQme. vii trade fer Ring c1aafs
ttrch Come Hst lilluau'a aairansn o.
DAY 90 Times block We are ne osutrs
IA
SPECIALS ~ HALtAHn
6-reum house, igf ieeNlpe frntt city
cash. balance SEQ % manfh.
Large e.ru1m house. eity wnfrf. eiec
trio iuhta ctmfnt walks braufifni view.
Price fo0i easy trrmH
UlEHENgANNEH q MORTON.
SIC Tud NtH
Phone Halafd 1as -lf.fa
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Cot IA Of your rheumatism !.
Soap Lake salts
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t4Nt ftffNff Nf.tI NAiNfAtr NtHaNHNaf So fHtAHNs
b. had been iooklnE ~ some slime
aEo. and a slightly used Pianula
a. good as new. at saving 81 ~.
ariiy ti8s
Ia other words. Ne was able "a
secure the tao Instruments be- DE-
sired at she figure be- would have
a. pag fof the plano alone undef
ordinary circumstance
ANOTHER RECORD BREAKER.
Yesterday waa b. Car ihr bis.
epsi dhy - FAR The extraordinary
values offered Ia Piano Players
and Player Pianos struck a popular
chord. and many shrewd business
rn~n and women Who knnw nlRno
values when fhcY ars them. Wcre
on hand she first thimr yesterday
morning 10 snap up the hlE bar.
gains.
n ron wRnt a good Player or
Player Piano attend 90 this ~
oncn This morning wr offer four
Cocillans. mahogany walnut and
aak cases. every one tn excellent
condition. $50. fios. ssG. So
Choice ~ several 20 The popular
simplax Players. IN various woods
.ail brand new at loSn than half
price. OF tifs. tis7. fig2
A fine AuKeiua. mahogany case
cost $500. nos SIS Another Anro
I las. cannot be- told from new. $40.
and ntill another one FOR s5p
An Apollo. In mahogany case.
leyr@ii~nt condition. regular $3.50.
nov SIS Another Apollo. IN Al
condition. for t27 more money
tiTs nov secures a nearly new
I Genuine PiAnola Another Pianula.
taen used considerable. but IA good
condition. tiis A fins Metroaiyio
i'ianola, virtually now. siSG An.
other Metroatyle pianola. ~ con.
ditlon ta0s san another ono.
wlih Meirosiylc attachment. used
short time. now siaa
PLAYER PlkNos-FlNE ONES.
or. n you prefer TO turn in your
present piano. 90 a fair valuation.
toward the uurchaac Of good
Player Piano az the present IRE.
meudonslY reduced prices. here's
fofr chance
You can take your choice of sew.
eFat brand now Instruments sold
evefy whore for $3.50 $3.50 and
even s. GOO. also n number Of Auto.
pianos. which we're recently OF.
Tered aa $3.50 values hy local
concern la an ALLEGED advertising
camtaiEn your choice for $3.50.
sfts, s3Gs. s387. and less These
latter Instruments are practically
brand new: Ca fact three Of Thorn
werd traded IN toward The Genuine
Pinrnia Plano I'm less than week
after purchase Another good
. Player Piano brand new, cost $3.50.
alo price S37s Another sI60
value. ~ elegant mahogany case.
for nearly half or sans Aud still
othorH The very finest makes &t61
1896 sos. etc
A latest style strictly brand now
7 Ferruud Ccciiian. regular t1b0
value. now only sis7 Another one.
case somewhat damaged. sass.
Space will not permit OF the de-
+ scrlption Of the many others bat
come in aud examine them
Remember. We viii accept your
I present piano or organ az part pay.
ment Don't let this chance 10 Sc.
cure a good Player or Player Piano
get by You IT'S an opportunity
/ that only comes once In q lifetime
Those low prices should be- FOR
spot cash only. bat I'm order To give
an an equal chance. convenient
come the first thing this afternoon
ID g JOHNSTON co oldest aud
largest dealers, 903 Second avenue
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SOAP Lake salt5 fof lIheum0Ilsm'
$50
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27

BUSINESS CHANCES.

ter way Profits over giee 4 lnanfn
YariY nasf cell Coed reasou. -tt- -
nNkEHY -ouiE enc iH I've town ~
geo population. Lease ua property fuf
fre fsara a. % month. which fu.
elldes store and three rooms yard aHd
HHW ffieE over TIE cheapest lease iu
teEn Price t7fe Address g 90. case
Star --tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-27
WHITE CREEK


A good many attended the gradua'
ting exercises on Sunday. Miss Anna
Hullian was a member OF the class.
Prof Herman Dressed Jr.. and wife
returned 10 their home In Great bar
rington. Mass. ON Saturday after
spending n few days with Mrs Dres.
sells aunts. Missea Helen and Rachel
Butts.
The many friends Of Mrs Herbert J.
Niles were sadiencd BY the news OF
hcr death nj the Samaritan hospital
ON Tuesday. For two years Mrs Niles
has been n patient sufferer and looked
forward with delight 20 undergo an op
GRAFTON that she had high hopes would
restore her TO health.
The Fourth Of July II the great day
coming for White Greek. The flre
works IN the evening will b. worth
coming n long distance Ia see for no
pains have been spared or none
either when you think Of $50 for them
liut We hope all the money hasn't been
expended In this direction NJ the ~,
worth League will sell Ice cream.
The people Of the parish wishing Ia
show Rev and Mrs W. G. Newell their
good viii surprised them ON Monday
evening with pound party. The
pounds and good viii were greatly ap
prcciated by the pastor and his wifc
The evening was n very pleasant soc
ial feature. Music and rccitations
were interSpersed throughout the eve
ming Charles w. Pratt brought his
graphophone and gave n splendid en-
tcrtalnment When shall we meet
again.
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YALE MAN KILLED.
Gloom Cast over Commencement b,
FatnI Auto Accident.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June 21.-An
automobile accident which caused the
death u one Undergraduate aud inJu
ries 60 two other students and tn n
guest east gloom over the commence
ment exercises nc Yale university.
The young man who lost his life was
u. Lcet oliver. sou ~ the late James
II. Oliver Of Pitisburg. q senior IN
Sheffield Scientific school. member
OF 81 Anihony's fraternity aud one Of
the most promlnent socially of the NJ
per classmen.
The injured are W. strothcrs Jones.
sou Of W. \. Jones. stockbroker. OF
New York: J. &. Colstou. n sheffield
senior. Of Baltimore. aud y. Hudson.
n commencement guest
Oliver died from broken back. l,e
Ing crushed under his automobile after
II had jumpcd OF a bridge near Cen.
tcrylllc. Conn. scarcely four miles
from the college.
The students were coming Into thu
city Just about daybrcak. aud the ma
chine apparently skiddcd on the end
of the bridge. which spans n small
stream which gives power 10 the New
Haven Web company.
- the car took its flight Into the air
II turned over aud landed just nj the
edge u the water. the crushing weight
coming upon oliver. who was driving
II Is apparent that be- was Instantly
killed.
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R--lar VERMONT OFFICER
Captain colvoooresses Has Brilliant
Record as Naval officer.

Capt George p. Colvocoresses, u. s.
NJ, who commanded the gunboat Con-
cord In the battle OF Manila bay, May
|. 1898, has been placed on the retired
list OF officers OF the navy, after bril-.
liant career OF about i5 years In the
service.
lie has been commandant OF the mid
shipmen at the naval academy. lie
viii be relieved from duty by Comman-
der William s. Benson. Mr. Colvocor-
esses will not officially sever his con
nection with the navy on active duty
until June 80. He leaves the service
with the rank and pay OF junior rear
admiral
Rear Admiral Colvocoresses was
born In Vermont April 3. iSi7 and was
appointed 10 the navy IN 1864 at the
age of n, although he served In the
navy In the war two years before that
date. His father was Greek refugee
and was picked up by the founder OF
Norwich University and educated.
lie served brilliantly In the Civil war
and when he was murdered his son
was given an appointment 10 the naval
academy.
The son graduated from that insti-
tuition In 1869 and for the next two
years was assigned 10 the Lancaster
on the South Atlantic station. lie was
made an ensign In 1870 and master
In 1879. From 1879 10 1876 he served
on vessels OF the Asiatic station. lie
served on the European station from
1876 10 1879. For the next ten years
he served ON different ships and sta.
tions ON the Atlantic coast lie was
made a lieutenant commander In 1897.
ON the breaking out OF the Spanish
war he was assigned 10 duty as com.
mander OF the Concord and served bril-
llantly on her In the battle OF Manila
bay.
lie also took part IN the capture OF
the Spanish troops In Sublg bay and
subsequently In the surrender OF the
city OF Manila. For his conspicuous
services In the war he was advanced
Ave numbers IN the grade. In 1900 he
was advanced tothe grade OF comman
der. Since the summer OF 1906 he
has been stationed at the naval acad
envy. In that year he was ad
yanced to captain.
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YER MONT NEWS
Items OF Interest From Fourteen coun.
ties OF State.

Items OF Interest From Fourteen coun-
ties Of State.
City Clerk 4. X. Merrill OF Montpel.
Ter had up TO Monday evening issued
II marriage licenses In June.
Mary MannerIng the actress. intends
10 purchase a summer place In BRAT
tleboro. She has three farms under
consideration.
The Newport Concert band will real.
lie about $3.50 from an amateur per-
Torrance given last Thursday and Fri.
day evenings.
James Watson Webb. son OF W. Sew
ard Webb OF Shelburne. is n member
OF the graduating class OF Yale -Uniycr
sity at New Haven. Conn.
I'VE will send II cents for 1902 pen.
nies." A shrewd Vermonter saw this
ad In n newspaper and with some In.
Dor gathered so coppers OF the min.
tage OF 1909 and forwarded them Ia a
registered package. lie received the
following reply: Send 1862 more pen.
nies. sufficient 10 make up the number
li9O2l. and you will receive the n
cents"
l.. Marcus who was arrested some
days ago charged with passing n worth
less check for 5000 on NJ. J. Agel was
In Burlington city court Monday after.
noon and was bound over 10 the Sep
TENDER term Of Chittenden county
court lie was released on bail OF
5000 which he furnished. lie was.
however. Immediately rearrested and
placed In jail ON n complaint charging
him with passing n worthless check
for $3.50 In Bellows Falls.
The adjourned session OF the United
States court was opened In Windsor
Monday afternoon, Judge James /.
Martin presiding. The Jury In ths
case OF Frank T. iolbrook W J. j
Quinlan corporation OF Boston. has
been closed and the opening statement
for the plaintiff and the defense made
10 the jury. II appears from these
statements that the plaintiff seeks "a
recover for sums advanced 90 &. ~
Brady OF Newport. as part payments
ON various stocks which he ordered
The defense claims that Mr. Brady was
an independent operator and that he
should be- sued and not Quinlan a Co,
as Brady was not an agent OF said com
pany. The trial vii. probably take a
day or two.
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MANCHESTER CENTER


w. u, Roberts was In Bennington
recently.
William Homestead OF Albany Is visit.
ing Ia town.
Mrs Mark Manley has four boarders
from New York.
Mrs Merrill Bartlett Of Rutland
spent Sunday In town.
burton Hard Of the u. " NJ. Is In
town for a few weeks
Mr. and Mrs A. u. Connor. who have
been out of town. have returned.
Mrs John G. Roberts Of Rutland Is
the guest Of her sou w. II. Roberts.
clyde MillIngton Of Troy Ia with MIR
and MrS John Battle for few days.
Miss Edith Barrett. who has been
teaching In H. !. II home for the sum
mcr vacation.
Mrs A. Phelps wyman and son OF
Chicago. H.. are the guests of Dr and
Mrs n. l.. wyman.
Mrs Mosley and daughter Of Poult-
ney are stopping with Mrs G. X.
Young for few weeks.
The infant daughter OF Mr and Mrs
y. w. Williams died this Wednesday
afternoon. The funeral will be held
tomorrow. The burial will be In Arl.
ington.
Through the Kindness Of ]. &. Black.
mcr the graves Of all soldiers OF the
civil war will be- marked with q. a. X.
markers. The ladies' Of the W. X. G.
will put them In place this week.
While Frank Woodland was at the
depot Monday evening his horse be-
came frightened aud ran through the
Center Ia the barn. In going into the
yard the wagon ran against n tree and
tore one wheel from the wagon. The
horse then turned around aud ran
back 10 the Depot. Fortunately no
one was hurt but the wagon was de-
mollShcd.
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EAST ARLINGTON


r. A. Blair spent the past week In
Canada.
Dr J. l. corcoran OF Dorset was In
town Monday.
Miss George Wildwood OF Rupert IL
n guest nj Morton Grants.
Andrew Webb II visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs Richmond Webb.
Hugh Webb Il visiting his sister Mrs
Bertrand Marshall In Rutland.
Mrs Herbert Whedon and daughter
OF Manchester visited friends In town
Saturday.
Several from here attended the com.
mencement exercises at burr and Bur
ton seminary last week.
Alfred Buck has been unable 20 nj.
tend to his work In the chair factory
for several days owing to illness.
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LITTLE POCKET PHYSICIAN.
Hyomei Is Guaranteed By ". [
Gokay to Cure CataHh.

Thousands who have been cured by
Hyomel call the inhaler that comes
with every outft the "lsttle Pocket
Physician" as II In 40 small that II can
be carried In the pocket or purse.
There In really no excuse whatever
for anyone having catarrh now that
Hyomei Is NO readily obtainable. II
you have any doubt about its value.
W. L. Gokay will let you have n com.
plete outfit with the understanding
that unless II cures catarrh Il will not
cost you n cent
DO not delay longer the use OF IIyo-
mel II you suffer with catarrh. This
Ii a purely local disease and Hyomei
goes right 10 the spot where the dis
ease germs are present. destroys them
soothes and heals all Inflammation
and makes n permanent and lasting
cure.
The complete Hyomci OUTFIT consists
OF the little pocket physician" and n
bottle OF Hyomci and costs only si.00,
making II the most economical as well
an the only guaranteed treatment for
the cure OF catarrh. Remember that
Hyomci cures catarrh without stom'
ach dosing. applying the medication
and healing where the disease germs
are present
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Rect. Visit Co m.si~o.

CITY OF MEXICO. June 2T.-Unlted
States Ambassador Thompson not,
fed the Mexican government formally
that Secretary 81 State Root viii visit
this republic In September. Until the
Itinerary u the secrctnry's trip l. an
nounced the details of the reception
will not b. worked out. n II expected
the secretary will spend ten days here
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-27

I'll stop your pain free. To show
you first-before you spend n penny
what my Pink Pain Tablets can do,
I will mail you free, n Trial Package
OF them-Dr Shops Headache Tab
let's. Neuralgia, Headache, Toothacbe
Period pains, &c, are due alone 10
blood congestion. DIR Shops Head
ache Tablets simply kill pain by coax.
ing Hwpy the unnatural blood pressure
That IL Nil. Address DIR Shoop,
Racine, Wis. Sold by Joseph NJ
Ayres.
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WILL CURE CONSUMPTION

A. A. Herrcn. Finch. Ark, writes:
Foley's Honey and Tar II the best pre-
paration for coughs, colds and lung
troubles. know that II has cured
consumption In the first stages" You
never heard OF any one using Foley's
Honey and Tar and not being salts
fed. II. A. Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-27

Piles get quick aud certain relief from
DR. Shops Magic Ointment. Please
note II IL made alone for Piles, and It's
action II positive andcertaln. Itching,
painful, protruding or blind piles dis
appear like magic by its use. Large
nlckei-capped glass Jars 30 cents. Sold
by Joseph NJ. Ayres.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-27

II you will make inquiry II will be a
revelation TO you how many succumb
10 kidney and bladder troubles In one
form or another. II the patient In not
beyond medical aid. Foloy's Kidney
cure will cure. II never disappoints.
u. A. Quinlan.
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NOTICE

Tue stockholders 81 The Bennington and
Glastonbury Company are hereby notified thai
the sanual meeting ~ the said Company, and
election 81 directors aud other ofnccrs OF said
Company necessary 10 be electef By the stock
holders. viii be he a AZ the First National Hans
AZ North bennington. vsrs ont. Oh the hf.i
Tuesday. being the second dAy OF July, A. ID
~. n. BAHBEig, Clerk.
Dated AZ North bennington. Vermont. June
isth. ipos.
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Cheapest accident insurance-Dr
Thomas Electric oil. Stops all pain,
Heals the wound. All druggists sell
IL
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NOTICE

Sealed proposals Coz ,he construction OF ieCo
feet Of si1 inch sitrined clay pipe sewer, iof
the village Of Bennington. will b. received BY
the Board Of Tr1siees, until .. M July ist
is0f. aud then puhllcly opened. fians and
specihcati lions on HE NJ Iosn Clerks once.
will leave three copies OF plans and slecincA'
ions II the Toun Clerks rooms with insfuc
JH KELSo. Clerk.
Bennington. VI. June ~. iso'.
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II your clothes are wrinkled or a
little soiled you don't care to wear
them to business; and perhaps you
can't afford to buy a new suit. That's
just the time to come and see US.
Bring your last year clothes and
have them neatly repaired. cleaned
and pressed. Only takes a few days
to make them look as good as new.
Yours truly.
GEORGE BRADE. Manager.
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FOR SALE

The Margaret p. Iowrie house. which IL 10
Gated on Washington Ave, Benalngtoa. VI
Suam heat. gas. electric hghtA, bath room
toilet upstairs and down; ufee good
ooms two piAEras, gUOd cellar With concrete
floors House has rot been bull, long aud II In
good repair. About fourteen toousand square
feet of laDd. mostly laid cut Into lasns. Price
100.
JOHN NASH, ACT.
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NORRIS & BONNER
Main Street North Bennington

To the purpose of soliciting your
patronage and announcing the open
ing of our new store as a Ladies
and Gents Merchant Tailoring es-
Enlistment. we beg to draw your
attention to our new line Of Spring
and Summer Goods for Suiting.
Overcoahng and Pants. which will
be made up in the latest style. and
fit guaranteed with the best work
manship,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-27
TILLSON'S.
Plumbing and Steamfitting Shop
ios GAGE ST.. COR. NORTH

New work In plumbing a speciality. Gail b.
inquire about our plan Tor showing most com,
pletc line Of fixtures from which 10 select.
It's worth your time 10 do ~.