The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-12
/ Leave the Bank.

Otherwise known as the Good Long
Green
Eyervone to me extends a hand,
For I've not an enemy in the land
My earliest memory is OF the Natioh
al Bank,
Where | mingled with wealth Oh inc
highest rank,
Yet, 1 was not happy strange to re-
late,
For / felt twas my mission to Cir
culate'-
TO the bank, one day, a gentleman
came
And overheard him speak my name.
An introduction followed, by the Tel
Ter,
While the man pronounced me "a
likely Teller"
Then. rushing me through the outer
door,
He took me to Cook, the weler's
Store.
Mr.. Cook Entertains Me.
Here | saw Watches, Clocks and Sill.
yer Ware,
Diamonds, too and Jewels rare,
Beautiful specimens OF Cut Glass,
Presentation Gifts, OF the Highest
Class.
In Watch Repairing his wei known
skill
Keeps him busy, his orders to fill
He Remounts Diamonds and, I'd say,
Does Skilled Engraving, by the way,
While his Optical Department is well
supplied,
All patrons needs to quick provide,
And Prescriptions filled, with utmost
care,
For all who place theirorders there
All this | noted ere | had to go
To Whites Photograph Studio.
Mr.. White Smiles.
Mr.. White met me with a smile,
And thought to keep me for while,
How well he succeeded in doing so,
Developments, later on will show
w. T. White, I'd have you know,
Conducts a Photograph Studio.
And Beautiful Specimens of his SIKH
Were revealed to me, my eyes TO
thrill.
And the individuality, in every part
Shows he's master of the Art
Amateur Developing, special fea'
ture
In Picture Framing, he needs no
teacher,
So bring your Children, or Better
Half
To White for a Christmas Photo
graph
Shake Hands With Petersen.
IJp the street went, and soon |
came
TO c. w. Petersen of Tailoring fame,
Of thpra
In the formers tender care.
Mr.. Petersen's Tailor of renown,
lone better in all Bennington town,
Whose work has earned for MIN
fame
Which shows there's something in
name.
Just now he's showing an elegant
line
OF Overcoatings and Suitings, fine,
Stylish Patterns and Goods that II
wear,
Made up by him with utmost care,
Catering to all. who'd be well dressed,
With Material and Workmanship tbs
Best.
Powers Sends for Me.
To Charles N. Powers next | went.
Where brief, but pleasant, hour was
Quite a number of people there did
find,
Talking Insurance, of every kind;
Fire, Life, Accident and Plate Glass,
In Companies recognized First Glass,
Automobile Insurance, yes, every
thing
Written here, if your wants you'll
bring.
Thus. Insure your Home, for who can
say
What hour may see it swept away.
And the rising of tomorrow's sun
Nav reveal to you a Ruin done,
Therefore take heed to what | say:
Insure with Powers, and Insure to-
day.
Bennington Sanitary Laundry.
At this Famous Laundry | was well
received,
And Mr.. Powers seemed at once re-
lieved
For he said: "A. FLYER, you're just
the boy
To fill my heart today with joy"
Tho l only stayed but little while,
There was much my attention to be-
guile.
Here, no Rank Solutions are used, or
Dope
But Cleanest Water and Purest Soap
And Best Wheat Starch which to Lin
en- gives
A Flexible Finish, and one that lives.
Now go and see how work is done,
Powers invites you, every one,
And use the Phone he'll do She rest
And satisfy you with the Best
J. Ed. Wabridee Surprises Me.
If had hundred eyes, to seek,
If | had a hundred tongues, to speak,
I'd still be unable here to tell
OF all that Walbridge has to sell
For he'll Furnish your House, from
Cellar to Dome,
With all things needful for Home.
Kitchen, Pantry, Dining Room, all
Parlor. Bed Room and the Hall,
Furniture, Carpets, Art Squares, too,
Shades, Draperies and Pictures new,
Stoves and Ranges, finest made,
Crockery and Glass Ware, highest
grade,
Complete House Furnisher, settles 1t