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The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23
DRESS GOODS

40 inch Plaid Silk and Wool Eng
lish Suiting regular soc value
Cost price :. =. CSC
40 inch Black all wool shadow
stripes, regular price 6sc cost
price 80. -. 46 1-2c
"A inch all wool Serge, Green, Blue
Black, CARDINAL regular price
SOC cost priceJ.tt. /. Sac
40 inch Vestal Mohair, Gray and
Tan, regular price 6sc Cost
price--x 44c
"A inch Stripe Batiste, all wool,
Mode and Gray, regular price
csc cost price So 1-2c
40 inch Tan. Figured Mohair, reg
ular price 76c, cost price . 55c
4s inch Novelty Mixed Suiting,
Blue and Tan, regular price 75c
cost price . 44c
40 inch Blue Mixed Novelty Suit
ing, regular price 45c, cost
price .s! . use
4s inch Brown Checked Broad
cloth, regular price 6oc cost
price *. 44c
70 inch Black and White check
regular price sec cost price % 1-2
SO inch Green and Tan Stripe Tan
Checked Suiting regular price
SOC, cost price . % 1-2c
40 inch Plaid Wasting regular
price Soc, cost price . Sic
SO inch Blue Stripe Serge, reg
ular price 19c, cost price . . lie
SO inch Plaid suiting, Red and
Tan, regular price. zee, cost -"
price . II 1-2c
80 inch Red Plaid Suiting, reg
ular price Ice cost price 13c
A inch all wool Chiffon Panama
Black, Cardinal, Blue and Tan
regular price 6bc cost price 40 1-2c
4S inch Shadow, Stripe Mohairs
regular price 1925, cost
price ... 81 l-2c
so inch all wool Plaid Serge, Tan
and Fawn, regular price csc
cost price q. CSC
80 inch Carina Silk Lustrine black
and white, regular price CSC cost
price, . .. -. . 44c
40 inch all wool Melrose, Black
Blue, Brown Cardinal, regu-
lar price soc cost price Csc
40 inch Brown Cotton Warp
Cashmere, regular price 3sc
cost price 25c
81 inch Black Knebyyoulah Silk
Mohair, regular price $1,75 cost
price ~. t,t. 94c
48 inch all wool Novelty silk
Checks, regular price csc cost
price l,a. .ga. =. 46 1-2c
40 inch Rose, Blue, White and Car
dinal Batiste, regular price Soc
cost price s.. ,. Sic
4S inch all wool white Cashmere
regular price $1.25 cost price re
4s inch all wool Black Broadcloth
regular price Csc cost price SO 1-2c
3S inch Mohair, Blue and Brown
Irregular price 65c cost price 44c
40 inch all wool checked black
Batiste, Regular price csc cost
price, . -. 69c
44inch all wool Batiste, Tan and
Green, regular price csc cost
price 800. 46 1-2C
SO inch Tan and Blue, Blue and
Gray plaids, regular price 15c
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LACE

so pairs Of so Curtains go at csc
2 and 8 pair lots only--come quick,
soc 'Ruffled Curtains, sale price 29c
S5c Ruffled Curtains, sale price, SOC
$1.26 Lace Curtains, /. CSC
$3.50 Lace Curtains . 1915
$3.50 Lace Curtains $2.l2
$500 Lace Curtains 4. $3.50
$3.50 Lace Curtains S6.os
$1,000 Lace Curtains -. 7.6s
All new Ingram Carpets just re-
ceived. Purchased before the July
advance,
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CANTON FLANNEL

1Sc Bleached Or Brown Canton
flannel, cost price . . lac
15c bleached or Brown canton
flannel, cost price . . . lie
II 1-2c bleached or brown canton
flannel, cost price . e1-2c
l0c bleached or brown canton
flannel, cost price . q. . SC
8 1-3 bleached or brown canton
flannel 63-4c
! l-2 bleached or brown canton
flannel, cost price =. sc
Dress Ginghams, best made,
A~moskeage, PEERLESS Utility, Toll
DeNords, regular price 15c cost
price. &c
Amoskeag apron checks, regular
Drioa 1-.c pnsf Dripe Sc
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BLANKETS

15c Blankets, cost price, pair 44c
1925 blankets, cost price, pair . Sac
$3.50 Blankets, cos tprice :. csc
$500 Blankets, cost price E. $1.3s
$3.50 Blankets, cost price :. 1863
$500 Blankets, cost price . :. 1889
$3.50 Blankets, cost price . . 2.12
$3.50 Blankets, cost price . . 800
$500 Blankets, cost price :. 1925
$3.50 Blankets, cost price S.9S
$3.50 Blankets, cost price . 4.69
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SHEETING

9x4 unbleached sheeting, regular
price Ice, cost price . E. 15c
1Ox4 unbleached sheeting regular
price 22c cost price =. . 1Sc
9x4 bleached sheeting, regular
price, Csc, cost price. . . 19c
1Ox4 Bleached Sheeting, regular
price CSC, cost price, a.. 22c
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UMBRELLAS

69c Umbrellas, cost price . :. 4ic
$1.O0 Umbrellas, cost price 7Sc
S1.25 Umbrellas, cost price . 92c
$3.50 Umbrellas, cost price . $1.04
Sl.75 Umbrellas, cost price 1.1s
$500 Umbrellas, cost price 1888
$3.50 Umbrellas, cost price . . 1.4s
$2.T5 Umbrellas, cost price 1893
$500 Umbrellas cost price . . 2.23
1885, Umbrellas, cost price 2.6s
"a 81 Umbrellas, cost price . $50
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SHIRTING

Miami Everette Seersuckers shirt
ing, regular price, - 1-2c cost
Belle Shifting, regular price 1oc
cost price . q 1-2t
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RIBBONS

Big assortment, all colors and
widths, T~affeta, Grograin, plain
figured and brocaded at cost price.
1c, &c, &c &c &c &c to CSC
Feather Silk P~etticoats-.
$3.50 black only while they last 1893
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EMBROlDERIES

.Embroideries and inserting to
match, all csc. and 35c values
while they last at less than
cost III
15c 1sc and 20 embroideries and
Inserting to match, while they
last . =. 81
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23
ANDKERCHIEF

Hemstitched, Embroidery edges
checks etc.
&c Handkerchief, for . 1c
SC Handkerchiefs each &c
l5c Handkerchiefs, each . :. &c
CSC Handkerchieis, each :. . lie
SOC Handkerchieis. each :. q 1-2c
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GOODS, NAINSOOK
LAWNS ETC.

35c quality, cost price, . 19c
Csc quality, cost price . Ice
15c quality cost price lie
~ 1-2 quality, cost price . . 1Oc
~ 10 quality, cost price 71-2c
iOc quality, cost price .T1-2c
&c duality, cost price, 61-ic
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COMFORTS
NEW MATTINGS

22c Mattings in this sale 15c
25c Mattings in this sale Ice
soc Mattings in this sale 26c
nc Mattings in this sale S5c
Just in-NEw STOCK OF
PoRTIEREs
1895 Portieres In this sale . $2.12N
$3.50 Portieres in this sale 2.6s
5000 Portieres In this sale 4.96
$1,000 Portieres In this sale 6.sS
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NOTIONS

DC Crystal Wash Rags . . &c
SOC and 75c Belt Buckles. . Csc
&c Pearl Buttons, per doc . &c
] sc Mrs. Winslow Talcum powder &c
csc Mennens Talcum Powder 10c
Sc Knitting Pins, doc . Sc
16c Knitting Pins, doz &c
l5c Embroidery Hoops, pair &c
10c Silk Covered Burttons, doz 4c
25c Hair Brushes . . . tic
35c Hair Brushes . . . &c
75c Hair Brushes Z. . . . . 44c
soc Clothes Brushes j.. . zoe
35c Clothes Brushes . . 21c
l0c Hair Curriers' . . ,. . &C
Sc Hair Curriers' . . &c
15c Queen Stocking Darners /. SC
Csc Hair Pin Cabinets . . . 19c
15c Hair Pin Cabinets . 91-2c
SC Hair Pin Cabinets . . Sc
sc Kid Curriers' bunch . :. Sc
sc Silver Thimbles . . -. Sc
25c Hat Pins . . . lie
15c Hat Pins . . &. &c
10c Hat Pins . . . . &c
10c Baby Bids, each . g.. . 4c
15c Baby Bibs, each . . Sc
SC doz Salty Pins . . &c
SC Hooks and eyes, all sizes card &c
1Oc Brass Pins, box :. . . A 1-2c
SC black Mourning Pins Sc
&c Hair Pins, box . . 1c
SC Knitting Cotton, ball . 4c
Csc Dress Shields, pair . . 19c
15c Dress Shields, pair . Sc
1Oc Dress Shields, pair . SC
l5c Grip Tags, each . . Sc
Sc Featherbone, yard . . 4c
1Oc Barberer's Linen Thread 200
yards . .. :. &c
12 doz Agate Buttons . . Sc
Csc ~ doz Bone Buttons . . Ice
10c Bachlor Buttons, box . 71-2c
1Oc White Glycerine Soap, box Z 1-2
35c French Plate Mirrors . zoe
15c American Mirrors . . . &c
Csc Pearl Cuff Buttons ice
sc Dress Makers Delight Set . Sc
~ Collar Buttons . . lie
10c Pearl Collar Buttons . . &c
SOC Cuff Buttons e. 29c
25c Cuff Buttons -. 13c
15c Roman Pearl Beads -. &c
75c Breaches, Gold Filled >. ACC
Csc Stick Pins 13c
10c Stick Pins . &c
And SO many things we haven't the
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23
ALLOVER NETS

A inch 1925 allover net for . 94c
"a inch $1.1O allover net for SAC
"a inch CSC allover net, for 75c
"a inch 75c allover nets for . . 4Oc
A inch 75c allover net for SOC
18c 60c allover net for . 35c
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FRAMED PICTURES

loc Pictures, cost price . E. sc
15c Pictures, cost price . :. &c
25c Pictures, cost price . E. . 15c
35c Pictures, cost price .. zoe
soc Pictures, cost price -. 29c
T6c Pictures, cost price, . .. . 33c
81. 90 Pictures, cost price . =. CSC
$1.26 Pictures, cost price . E. 72c
$3.50 Pictures, cost price, . s3c
$500 Pictures, cost price . SLIP
$3.50 Pictures, cost price . ). 1893
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HOSIERY

l0c Children's Hose all sizes Sc
15c Childrn's Hose all sizes . . lie
25c children's Hose, all Sizes. 19c
1Oc Ladies' Hose, cost price . SC
25c Ladies' Hose, cost price,. . 19c
35c Ladies' hose, cost price . . 29c
SOC Ladies' cost price, ; .. 33c
.5c Ladies' Hose, cost price q. q. 44c
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UNDER WEAR

1Oc Ladies' Vests, cost price . &c
l5c Ladies Vests, cost price . Sc
z5c Ladies Vests, cost price . . lie
csc Ladies' Vests and Pants . q. 23c
soc Ladies' Vests and Pants . acc
csc Ladies' Vests and Pants Acc
75c Ladies' Vests and Pants . =. 44c
J5c Ladies' Suits, cost price . . 42c
S5c Ladies' Suits, cost price . . SEC
csc Ladies' Suits, cost price S2c
$1.25 Ladies suits, cost price . s3c
lie child's vest and pants cost lie
ice childs vest and pants for . i5c
23c child's vest and pants for lSc
Csc child's vest and %pantsfor . 2sc
Csc child's vest and pants, for 26c
3sc child's vest and pants for 2sc
45c child's vest and pants for . SIC
soc child's vest and pants for SAC
4Oc boys and girls suits cost price 35
45c boys and girls suits for . sec
soc boys and girls suits for . 4ic
55c boys and girls suits for . 47c
Coo boys and girls suits for . soc
CSC boys and girls suits for . SIC
69c boys and girls suits for . 55c
zoe boys and girls suits for . SIC
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KNIT GOODS

$3.50 knit shawls, cost price 94c
I5c Baby saques, cost price . . 44c
SOC Baby Toboggan, cost price. 33c
soc Jersey Leggins, cost price &c
Csc knit Leggins cost price . . &c
sc child's Hoods, cost price Ale
soc child's Hoods, cost price . 21c
CSC child's hoods, cost price . . 13c
Double and single all wool
shawls at less than cost.
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GLOVES

1925 kid glove, all colors, for 94c
soc black Lisle gloves, cost price Csc
35c white Lisle glove cost price csc
soc wool Golf glove, cost price 35c
35c wool mittens, cost price . 23c
35c Cashmere Gloves cost price zoe
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-23
CURTAIN NETS
OUTING FLANNELS

: 1-2c Outing Flannel . 41-2c
s 1-3c Outing Flannel &c
Toe Outing Flannel . I l-2c
u 1-2c Outing Flannel . 91-2
l5c Outing Flannel . . . lie
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TOWELS

soc Hemstitched Towels cost
price . =. sac
45c Fringed Towels, cost price SAC
35c Fringed Towels, cost price 23c
CSC Towels cost price . . . lie
15c Towels, cost price . :. :. lie
~ 1-2 Towels, cost price . . &c
1Oc Towels, cost price . &c
SC Towels, cost price /. -. 4c
BED SPREADS
$500 Bed Spreads, cost price 73c
S1.25 Bed Spreads, cost price csc
$500 Bed Spreads, cost price $l.3s
$3.50 Bed Spread, cost price 1853
$500 Bed Spread, cost price, 2.12
$3.50 Bed Spreads, cost price 2.4s
$3.50 Bed Spreads, cost price 3.39
$500 Bed Spread, cost price, S.S!
o LAWNS
Colored Lawns must go at less
than cost.
SC Lawns, cost price, Sc
S 1-3 Lawns, cost price . -. 4t-ac
10 and IL 1-2c Lawns, cost price 6 ii
15c and 1Sc Lawn, cost price . SC
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RUSHINGS

Cream, white, blue and pink.
SOC Rushings, cost price 81 1-2c
35c Rushing, cost price . :. 23c
Csc Rushing, cost price . E. Ice
19c Rushing, cost price . :. 13c
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HAND BAGS

35c Hand Bags cost price 24c
soc Hand Bags, cost price -. 3Sc
75c Hand Bags, cost price . :. 44c
CSC Hand Bags, cost price :. Sac
$1.25 Hand Bags, cost price . rec
$3.50 Hand Bags, cost price . CSC
$1.75 Hand Bags, cost price. .$1.1s
$500 Hand Bags, cost price . 1.S9
$500 Hand Bags, cost price . 2.9S
BELTS
25c Belts, cost price :. :. Ice
soc Belts, cost price :. :. 29c
zoe Belts, cost price . ). :. $50
S1.25 Comforts, cost price . roc
$3.50 Comforts, cost price . CSC
$500 Comforts, cost price . . $1.63
$500 Comforts, cost yrice . 1883
$3.50 Comforts, cost price,, . 2.4S
$3.50 Comforts, cost price . 2.9S
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HARRIMAN's CONDITION
The Railway King Will Not Undergo
an Operation at the Present Time

Arden, n. Y, Aug. 30.-Edward II.
Hartman is not to undergo a surgi-
cal operation at the present time.
His seclusion in his Tower Hill home
is as complete as ever but all tne in
formation that has been cleaned
tends to support the increasing CON
fidence taat his ailment is not to be
relieved by the surgeons knife just
now. Aside from this decision, the
most important incident bearing on
his Illness was a visit from Jacob II.
Schiff. the New York banker, the first
prominent figure in the financial
world to see Mr.. Hartman since his
return from Europe. Mr.. Scniff came
apparently with the idea of ascertain
ing Just how i'll Mr.. Hartman is; he
did not talk business and when he
left he said "Mr. Hartman Is bet
ter"
Whether the decision not to operate
on Mr. Hartman was reached be-
cause his physical condition would
make an operation unwise at this
junction. or whether no operation is
necessary must remain unanswered
so long as the Hartman family main
tains it's rigid policy of silence.
But on authority which could not
be confined from Arden house or
from the offices of the Hartman lines
in New York it was learned that af-
ter consultation, physicians reported
to the family and to the interests IN
Wall street most deeply concerned
in the Hartman securities, that 1t
was best to let the patient make
full trial of the after cure recon-
mended at Bad Gastein before more
heroic alternative is considered.
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TINKHAM FAMILY REUNION
Sixty Descendants of Rev. Daniel
Tinkham Gather.

Sixty Descendants of Rev. Daniel
-Tinkham Gather.
Nearly sixty of the descendants of
the late Rev. Daniel Tinknam held
their eighteenth annual reunion We'd
nesday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orson n TinRham of the SALISBURY
road The large tent pitched on the
lawn was prettily decorated with fiags
while the tables beneath were made
attractive by flowers and ediDies
Rev. l.. A. Conney of North Benning-
ton offered prayer and gave snort
address. Frederick Wieland OF Or-
ion. Mich, also made a few remarks
Familiar songs were sung and me
historian Mrs. George Wright of Cen
ter White Creek, gave briet descrlp-
tion of the ancestors of the I1nkham
family. referring TO Ephraim Tinkham
who came from Asnburton, England
TO this country and married MARY
Rrovn. daughter of Peter Brown Oh
fhe Mavflowcr From this early set
tier the lineage is traced to the pres
ent generation, the youngest lhehiDei
of which is Charles w. Tinkham OF
North Bennington.
At the business meeting the roll
was called and tne officers were re-
They are: President, Elmer
q Tinkham of North Bennington;
vice-president, John S. Pratt of Glens
Fails. secretary, Mrs. Elmer Potter OF
treasurer. Elmer c.
of Cambridge. An Invita-
ION was accented to meet next year
With Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow B. Tink-
ham of North Bennington. Among
those who came from distance were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wieland OF orion
Mich. James Scully of Lapeer, Mich
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Pratt OF Glehs
Falls. Mrs. Burdick and Mrs. Elnler
Potter of Greenwich, and several IRON
Center White Creek ana
Hoosick.
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LOW PRICED ADVERTISING

Advertisements not over four lines
n length in this column, 20 cents for
me time, 30 cents for twice, so cents
or one week and slips for one
Month If paid for when the advertise
nent is brought in. If credit is given
IN additional charge will be made.
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ATTRhC 1--WE LESSONS IN FRENCH

Mr.. Albert Cru. graduate of University OF
France and professor Of French at Williams
College will take charge during this Summer
of Professor de Pierpont's classes in Benning-
ton. For particulars write to Professor A. Cru
2 %. box. $40. Williamstown. Mass
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MISCELLANEOUS
G. H. THOMPSON. M, D. C. M.
Practice limited to

Practice limited to
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT"
Ashland St. between Main and Summer sts)
NORTH ADAMS
ONCE will be closed from April lst to August
LIST, during which time he viii be STUDYING in
the Eye and Ear Hospital. Vienna. Austria.
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WANTED

w ANTED--Yo Young men To learn automobile
w business 10y mail and prepare for posi-
lions as chaiteurs and repair men. We make
you expert IN ten weeks u; assist you to secure
position. Pay big work pleasant; demand
Tor men great reasonable; write for particu-
hIs and sample lesson. Empire Automobile
Institute, Rochester, n. Y 50tl2
w ANTED- Party with 500 can secure pcrsi-
W ton as manager of Bennington district
Tor Boston house; good pay. Address Z. o.
Box 1886, Boston. 50ts
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LNOR SILICON one of Bennington's finest
l. streets, Il double l4-room house in an ex-
cellent neighborhoOd Size of lot 65xlGO Pleas
aut piazza Plenty of all kinds of fruit and
shade trees. City water. good garden large
hen house. very fine view. A very desir-
able property and an ideal home. Extra build
ing lot with this place. Price on application.
Nash Hutchins. i4tl2
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H'OH sALE-W oodlot, about ~ miles from
l. Bennington. contains ~ acres second
growth hard wood, fully 400 cords I'm all. Also
piled ON the lot last winter. viii sell wood and
lot separately If desired. c. $. Morse, North
Branch st. Tel. 1912 2st24
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FOUND

Pocketbook, on Main street. con-
tanning small amount of money Owner
may have same by proving property and pay
ing for this ad. +. I. opkinson, Main street
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IblGS FOX SALE-Six weeks-Od Chester
white pigs, crossed with Berkshire Iouis
Briggs Morgan street extension. Tel. 1894.
Arte
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IFOR sALE-A beautiful bay horse. black
points; rising I, well broken and not afraid
OF either automobiles or locomotives; weighs
about 1000 lbs. Geo. Mason, Manchester Cen
ter. Box %. 4.,tG
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FOR SALE

Don SAI.F-Horse. chear. Gentle and Kind
a Tor ladies and clnldreti'to drive Apply to
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II OK SALE-An S-horse- power runabout
Il all in irst-claSs condition; Is "A steamer
and in hrst-class running order If sold in a
week Will go fOr.One-quarter what ii is worth
Frank l.. Potter, Bennington, VT. h. f. d. 3,
Box s. 4tt6
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LOST

0sT-B Between American House and mill
- two ten-dollar bills one IA gold certificate
Five dollars reward TO any one finding same
and returning TO Peter Longtin at Holden
Leonard IL Co.'s mill l8t6
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WIN. 7. LAWRENCE
PRACTICAL AND ARTIST
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION

STUDIO 50 SIXTH AVENUE TRoY.N.
In Town MONDAYS aud Tuesdays
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Don't Take Me Home.
CnRlHC w ish Had a Sweetheart
SUNuS A Man, Maid a Moon and
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EXTRA EXTRA
WON IN THE DESERT

This is an excellent drama, con-
tanning 1000 #. of film. Don't miss
il.
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TO RENT

NO RENT-A seyen-room tenement, mod
L ern improvements. on Main st. Inquire
OF Mrs. Sheldon lockwood. AZ
no RENT-Three rooms with privilege of
l. Using the kitchen. Would prefer to rent
TO women only. Apply Mrs. n. A. Kennon,
zzt North -. 46tl2
HE'HT-Barn at 1854 North st. Apply to
l c. Schwartz. 3gtf
% HENT-From October LIST, corner store
in the brick building at corner North and
Pleasant streets, being one of the two stores
now occupied by III. Harry Levin. Building
steam heated and the store is an up-todate
store In good location for any line of business
Apply To Charles n. Powers, Savings Bank
building. 3tf
TO RENT-Two desirable tenements on
Main street. Apply to DIR II. J. Potter
s7tf
10 RENT Desirable tenem7nts, offices
Il stores, mill property with water power
individual storage lockers VIM. f. Hawks 2O5
North st.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-30

Mrs. Frank Grennan and Miss Sara
.O'Connor returned Sunday from a
vacation in Atlantic City and New
York
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-30

Miss Mabel Honiker of Hoosick
Falls is the guest of her grandfather,
Joseph Honiker of River street.
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]. B. HARTE Lessee and Mar.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-30

Samuel Hawks, Jr, of Wichita,
Kan, is the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Carrie Hawks of Depot street.
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| Prices 25c SOC, 75c 81 90 and $3.50 Advance sale
opens Wednesday evening at o'clock at box Office
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Davenport and
Miss Ethel WITH Mrs. Matte Percy
and niece took an auto trip to Troy
Sunday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-13
Oranges For Marmalade

q never see orange marmalade," said traveller recently, without recalling an incident of our stay in Seville We were taking a walk one afternoon, and came to the Guadalqufvir, the famous river that runs through this beautiful Spanish city. Down on the banks l saw many women, in short skirts, walking about, and, with sticks in their hands. hitting something on the ground. I noticed that the ground, as far as I could sec was covered with what seemed to be orange peel l made inquiries as to whether my eyes had played me false.
 No, there on the ground were cut oranges and quantities of orange peel drying for marmalade- Probably after the Joppa oranges there are none finer in the world than those grown in and about Seville. Soon after Christmas is the harvest time, and the oranges. cut in two, or sometimes just the skins, are spread out along the river to be dried by the sun. When this process is completed they are made up in huge bales or packages and sent to England and other countries, to be used for mar nalade. Should sugar be added, was told that there would be a duty when taken into England. I know the Eng fish make one pay dearly for sweets one brings fin.
 ''So, when I see orange marmalade 1 wonder if the basis for it once rested in the dust and sunlight fin Seville on the banks of the Guadalquivir."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-13
Telephones and Disposition

Did it ever occur to you,' queried a friend of mine, what an excellent train ing for one's disposition talking through the telephone is? It seeps so to me. for, you see. it does absolutely no good to lose one's temper and show that loss of temper by raising the voice when telephoning. In fact, 1t actually defeats the end sought. As soon as the tone becomes strident or high pitched 1t is quite impossible to be understood by the person at the other end of the line. If you think I am exaggerating, just recall some of your own experiences. The tele- phone is indeed a great factor in present day social and business life, and I ses that 1t has its place as a character de- veloper, too."