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Liverpool cables. Spot, quiet; sales, 1000 bales;
speculation and export, 300. American. JVo
Imports. i. 600. all American MlIdling upland
SD Futures opened steady. at Bat points ad-
vance Closed qUiet. October : points net hlghe.
other months AZ 20 points higher Octooer
76gIsd. October November. T.6l l2d, NoyetnfeI
December T5ld. DeCember-Januarv- 90 'al;
Tauua~v-F Fabruary 7.JJd. February March
: 53I~d. Narch-AprU ana April-May, I-56d .
Nav-Iune T.JId. June-July, 1.5Gd. July August
7.b3 "a. -,
COFFE EE-There was a continuation of ne
upward movement. OWNS 20 further advances
in FCllrOpe higher Brazilian markets and an IN
creased tendency 70 accept the reports Ihat
large trade interests IN consuming countries nave
heen forced into the primary markets 20 repleh-
fsh Supplies while primary values are stilL above
a parity with the consuming markets. trading
was not PARTICULARLY active. but there was
fair business for a hajf-holday and after open.
ln., unchanged 10 points higher. thu Uarket
closed steady at a net advance of 5G3 points
Sales 43 300 bags. Havre showed on sdcitiunal
IN OF Id1ia francs. and Hamburg was "A = =
Drenning net higher. B-aZI!iau markets on II
dsv were 5odI5O reis higher. and the Brazilian
exchange rate was isd higher, thus confirming
FRIDAYS private reports here Of armer priniary
markets Spot coffee steady on the basis or lie
FOR RIo No = Local contract prices;
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TWFNTY-EIGHTH STREET CROSS
TOWN

In the interest charges gwen above, N'os's
- .vt,v-7re,. is made for interest On ths
Il -ae GO 8 per cent bonds IN default A1
crf3ciaI of the company SAYS IN cOnnectioT1
,,-jtb me Is S-g dedcit that approximately
- 6,s, ~ that amount NAV be attributed -
~ deprecIatiOu charged OF the cornpany's
IocI,- to- conform with the rules or ina
-. y1fs Service Commission
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PLAUSIBLE THEORY.

Lartle wuue-say. ps, why 90 they stamp
s&S.les On our coinE2
F&-ProbahlY as an emblem OF their swift
sGot ny Eon.--Ehicsgo News.
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Name. MdtuFttN- Lnlerest yietd-
Aflau Coast r.. p G. 1910. IT, 4's "a
Tlrs Forh q @ 4-4iz e.. lalN- % .-. "a +As
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sin Hau q DAY t.z-5 G.. 1910 - 5is -
ppi Il Hud 4i- 81 1922 --...... "a
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Hook Val t-}ia c. 1910 - .--..- "a
FIua Il Manh4t e.. 1910 -. ---.. g
kan city r. : 81 #ia % O.. 1910 IS So "a
~ Cit9 SO Ite q e.. 1910 Is. .-..-- 81 a..
Iphigh SaI Il 4-ti1 3 &. 1910 Is. t1a A.
Missouri PaC d q. 12its II ---.-.--- Stz a..
Mobile 4 Ohio 80 2 c. 1910 rs -.-... 81 A.
\ Cent Lines 3 @ 81. i@lts'2@. -. 80 "a.
Norfolk Il W G. 1910 l6- --.--.. - "a.
peunsyIsart &ie-4 p c. 1910 iT-...- IA ts.
s. =. & t-t'c-S O.. l9it-. . 81. "a.
t1 guar d e. 4 p b. t t3t0-I So a..
--saboar4 8 I. tia-S % G. t9le- ~. 50
southern lty 3---t-tia c. t9t0- 81 5t. a.,
VIrgintsn Fty 8 p e.. 1910 ~ ...-... s&
Wabash Y ti35 G. I9I0-2I -
Wheel & L. E +'--5 . c, 1910 - Z
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eAlLRoA0 EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.

Asrlrl1E Lt-if-
Furnished o., Sgartvy6u- * AppenzeIiar No. 90
Pine SID
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED BY R. L. Day Co, No. 81 Wall
street)
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any change
PNTATOE< ND Etsf INDLIH A- - ~

.as{sr On white POTATOES and about steady on
-o-a.rs ,'auIidowrrs little nruef- hot
{,nusa ,.1,urubers selling AT high ngurcs- Egg
Ii,ntx Arm Ordinary lima beans do not
rarefpts OF lettuce and other salad stock,
owing 10 the express strike. Very few muSh-
To,,ryls received and extremely high prices
rssliz-d gar the few Offering some sales
Ntgbr~ than We quote. onions STEADY TIrrh
DrDuars easter spinach fru. Fancy strin-
100 s,Jt We'll. Tomatoes scarce and liz.-
t,o+AT1E.S AaJur. bas, 81 - q 81 40, Dull-
/ sa no. 81 25GS1 -. Long Island bag, 81 90 .
= hulk $50 10 81 - a s. H. state. bag 81 -
s-Si t6 bulk 1~o Ib. 81 - n 81 go Jersey
r'und baE 81 5OpS1 -. Ions 81 9o4 81 Ge
ssyrEE,T POTATOES southern. bbi. t5c u
81 ~ Jersey double head hbl. 81 900 - 90
npen head 81 - u 81 90. basket. 3oG zoe,
ERT- SSETS SPROUTS. quart, "a l@c- bEEIS.
Ino buncbrS S. 5OR -, CARROTS. bo! or has
- h 81 So state I0O-Ib bag 6a q soc. 700
k-Ecbes 81 81 -. CABBAGES Danish. ton.
an mi - n a0c. domestic. - q zoe red, s. tf
e -. CELERY. state and Jersey. dozen f51
35c. state crate. 81 4S@, CNULIFLOWERS.
one dozen crate. 81 u, Long Island. short cut.
bbl SIaS3 long. soc QSI so, CUMBERS.
mi S3a 81 50. Boston. hothOuse. box StG s..
CHICORY. basket sea zoe. Dbl. - q eocs
ESCAEOLE basket 5OG T5c. EGGPLNNTS.
Jersey bbL 81 25ast 20 basket T9e . 81
Florfda hox saG s. -. LIMA BEANS. Jer-
sew potato. basket. St9Sl Il. fat bag. 81
Long Island. sldSt "a. basket SiGSi so.
LETTUCE nearby, bbl = a zoe, large crate
TO q 81: Jersey and state. best. basket, 81 =
Txi so poor. 15c % 81 Western New YORK..
2 DOZEN hoN T5c Hsf 10. Boston. dollhouse.
srran box .5c RSI -. MUSHROOMS. hot
house IN IS 4 Tar. ONIONS. state and West
ern. white pickle, bushei crate sigSl T.
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

e. b afoat
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CHICAGO STOCKS.
Furnished by Curtis & Sanger, No. ~ Wal
street

asked TEX dividend.
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HAM PDEN
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From the Guardian.

From the Guardian.
E. Winnecke was a business visi.
tor from Iona Saturday.
Jas Dolan was a business visitor at
Devils Lake Monday.
]. A. Strand of Grand Harbor, was q
business visitor here Wednesday.
VIM. Code and Fred Tschabold re.
turned from Moose Jaw, Friday, after
spending the summer on their claims
near there
S. L. Wilson of Rock Lake, was look.
ing after business connected with the
drug store over Sunday.
w. A. Smith Of Byron, ILL.,, was here
the latter part of the week looking In.
to the land proposition.
G. w. Harnwell, auditor for the St.
Hilaire Lbr. Co., was here the latter
part of the week taking inventory.
w. F. Rogers, of Fargo, state agent
forsS the Bankers Life Insurance, Co.,
wasN here Friday and appointed o: NJ
shipley as their agent for the coun.
ties Of Ramsey, Cavalier and Towner.
P. Kjeiden, formerly of this place
but now located near Cando, was here
the latter part of the week renewing
old acquaintance and looking after
business interests. , ..~
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EDmoRE.
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From The Herald-News

From The Herald-News
Albert Thompson returned Satur.
day from Grafton, where he spent
several days visiting with relatives
and friends. ="
Andrew Swanston and John Wisher,
two thrifty farmers Of Lawton, were
transacting business in Edmore on
Monday.
Thomas P. Thompson left yesterday
for his old home at Lanesboro, MIMI,
where he will spend about three
months visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Sophia Severson leaves tomor.
row for her Crookston, Mimi, home,
where she will spend the holiday vaca-
ton with her parents.
G. e. Williams, formerly a merchant
at this place but now of Adams, was
greeting Edmore friends Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. G. E. Etinson of Grafton spent
several days visiting friends here. Mrs.
Stinson has hosts of friends here who
are always pleased to see her.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Donahue Of Over
land township are the happy parents
of a son, who arrived to bless their
home last week.
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From The Sentinel
Bert Johnson, brother of Ed. John
son, who is attending the North Da-
kota u. is here on g VISIT -
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Anderson are
rejoicing over the arrival of bounc-
ing baby girl. .rto, r.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Orchard, we're
summoned to Grand Forks Monday on
account of the death of relative. : :
:. Hotel Warwick was the scene of a
most pleasant social gathering on
Tuesday evening when Miss Grace Ri
chardson, entertained in. honor ,Sof
Miss Jessie Higgins and Miss Lillian
johnson, who will soon depart for
their homes in Iowa. About IS were
present, lap luncheon was served, and
all were highly pleased with the even
ing's entertainment 49,, .,.,,. 81 81,
Mrs, John McIver is reported to be
on the sick list.
Emil Lind is on the sick list this
week. .'.", " r9'~;-:
E. L. Sears, the; father Of Druggist
Sears Is here on VISIT BASIL H.
Miss Nina Burton arrived from
Grand Forks last Friday on a visit. :;
L. B. solberg is here from Montana
on business, 4 ~ VIZ 9S$ a ~
" Miss Anna Farrell is spending her
Christmas at her home at Tiffany.
A. M. Anderson is in Minneapolis
this week on business. ''".-
E. p. Ramseth has left for Green
Bay, Wis, to spend the holidays.
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roller skating party in Devils Lake
Monday evening. Sss@ J =
Will Hoover who was operated on
for appendicitis on the 18th Of this
month is out of the hospital and is
visiting with his sister, Mrs. Swans.
ton.
Little Lawrence Belcourt who was
badly burned at the Christmas tree
last week is reported doing nicely. 80
The Northwestern Telephone com,
pand have a dozen men replacing
twenty-one poles broken down by
heavy FROST. A 49,. C i. sci. -
"A, number of our young, people at,
tended the party for, young folks at
P. A. Manseau's farm Tuesday. ...
A. Belcourt, A. E. and F. A. Dion
drove down to Devils Lake Monday
evening to attend the initiation and
supper Of the Eagle lodge. =.
Jack Jeske of Graham's Island was
doing business in our town Tuesday.
Geo. McDevitt Jr., is spending his
Christmas vacation with his parents
here. Geo. is attending the A. G. of
Fargo.
Miss Gladys Mckay who Is attend
ing school at Valley City is at home
during Christmas vacation.
The Grand Harbor orchestra is busy
getting ready for their big dance on
Monday, January 2.
Albert Strand made a trip out In
the country Sunday.
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:, From Deaf School Banner.
Some of our boys have the roller
skating fever. They were allowed to
go to the rink in town last Saturday,
and had such good time that they
want to 60 again.
Lprents Larson of Kelly, N. D.,
writes that he is having steady work
at his, trade Of carpentry at good
wages and that he will be busy till
well into the middle of January. Lor-
ents Is a shining example of what
thrift, hustle and good habits will
do.
John Kessler, who was a member of
the. graduating class for next June,
writes that he will not be back as
he has a good place In a printing Of
flee at good wages, but adds in the
letter that he now regrets that he did
not return last fall and stay till he
secured diploma
Miss Gertrude Bangs returned last
Friday from St. Mary's Hall, Fari-
bault, Minnesota, where she has been
attending school. 1t is needless to
say that she was glad to get back
home and that she found hearty
welcome. Mrs. Bangs went to st.
Paul to meet her, She returns to
school the 9Th of next month.
The pupils in the Art elias ses have
made a number of pretty pieces in
water colors to send home for Christ
mas. The work done Is very neat and
those doing it have taken great plea
sure in preparing their little Christ
mas gift. We are sure the parents
will prize them for they come from
their children and are their work.
Jens Peterson seems to know the
failings of children for sweet things,
so he has ordered several dollars
worth of confectionery from a St.
Paul firm to sell to the boys and girls
here. Successful men have often
made their beginning in a small way
and we wonder If Jens Is following in
their foat steps. When shall we have
Pederson's. chocolates?
Mr.. Bangs had nice letter from
IMagnus johnson the other day. Mag
nus is one Of our graduates and now
resides in Canada where he has val
liable farm and where the sun Of pros
perity seems to shine on him. He sent
money to renew his subscription to
the Banner and added some for the
Chrisemas festivities. Magnus re-
members how 1t was when he was a
student here.
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CRAZY
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From the Public-Opinion

From the Puhlic-Opinion
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean accompanied by
Mr. Hayden, Mrs. Deans father, ret
turned from Montana Tuesday.
F. r. Stevens departed Sunday for
Ann Arbor, Mich, to join his wife
and son and spend Christmas with
them. They will spend the winter in
Michigan, but return to North Dakota
when the flowers are again in bloom.
w. Eden Thurston, junior member
Of the firm Of Downs and Thurston left
for Shelbyville, Ind, Sunday for q
visit during the holidays with relatives
and friends. He will be found behind
the counter at the hardware store
again the first week in January 1911
Mr.. August Kalinowski ST., and two
daughters, Miss Augusta and Mary
left for Mount Angel, Oregon, las,
Saturday to spend the winter on the
coast: They expect to return in the
spring and will probably build a new
residence on their lots in Crazy.
Little Howard Anderson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Anderson, is havins
an attack Of jaundice this week. HI
has had the whooping-cough,, measles
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GRAND HARBOR
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(By Special Correspondent)

(by special CORRESPONDENT
Mrs. Ed. Taylor returned Sunday
from a visit at her old home in Him.
OILS.
Mr. and Mrs. Cash Demers are Wis.
iting with Ed Demers and family this
week.
Mrs. Art Demers spent Christmas
with relatives near town.
Austin Leavitte Of Devils Lake Wis.
tied with friends here Sunday.
Agent johnson made trip to Devils
Lake Tuesday.
Willard Chilly Is visiting with rela.
tives in Litchfield, MINI.
About twenty Indians left on the
dinkey, bound for Rolla Tuesday, they
are going out there to celebrate the
first day Of the year. They went well
supplied as they took along about 800
pounds of beef.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynn drove to
the reservation last Saturday to spend
Christmas with their son Arthur Mr.
Lynn returned Tuesday while Mrs
Lynn remained out there to visit fol-
week or two.
Geo. McDevitt, Jr., Carl Holverson
Adolph and Eugene Belcourt enjoyed
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NE|GH60RH00D NEWS

Lester Williams, one of our gradu-
ates now residing in Minneapolis
wrote us a nice letter last week and
assured US that he is we'll, happy and
prospecting. At present he has the
distinction of being president of the
Minneapolis Association of the Deaf,
one Of the leading bodies Of it's kind
in the country. We are glad to see
one Of our boys thus honored and we
might add that we believe that he is
fully worthy of the honor and able to
fill the position with credit to himself.
Last Thursday afternoon we were
honored by visit from the RamNe,
county delegation to the legislature.
The gentlemen, who compose the dele.
cation, are Senator Fred Bakr and
Representatives Hyland, Morrison and
Anderson. Mr. Baker is hold over
and Mr. Anderson has represented
Ramsey county in the legislature be-
fore. The party spent a couple of
hours seeing what we had and hearing
about what we had not. They spoke
very highly of what they saw and ex-
pressed themselves as in full sympa-
thy with the needs that we have and
their business. We have evry reason
to believe that the gentlemen repre-
sntoing Ramsy county will do very.
thing in their power to see that our
requests receive recognition at the
coming session Of the legislature.
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sRocKET
From The News

i. Mr.. and Mrs. Moravetz and baby
spent Monday and Tuesday at Devils
Lake.
Mrs C. K. Vierhus returned last
week from her long stay in a Mime
apolis hospital. IT.. r.,
The oldest daughter Of Martin Kel.
ly is very seriously i'll. DR.. Ferguson
is in attendance.
Mrs. Chas. Laski is very seriously
ill. DR.. Ferguson is in attendance and
says there is good hope, of recovery.
Miss Emilia johnson and Miss Olga
Brenden of the University of North
Dakota are spending their holiday va
cation with the P. E. Johnsons. ..
The mail route west of town Is now
an assured fact and will be put in op-
Grafton as soon as a carrier can be
secured 1t will be great conven-
fence to those living along the route.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Engesather and
Marie went to Petersburg last. Friday
to help John Engesather celebrate his
5Oth birthday, which occurred on Sat-
urday. They returned home Monday.
Mr.. Frank Helix departed for Cana
dian points on Wednesday last.
Mr.. John Helix was a visitor at
Lankin for a couple Of days last week.
Misses Lillehaugen. Drager and
Grubbs entertained the young folks at
Hotel Brocket last evening. All those
who were present spent a pleasant
evening and voted the young ladies
royal entertainers.
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WARWICK
From The Sentinel

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sTARKWEATHER
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From The Times

IO" u0 AAuC0
Miss Ruth King came up from May
vile last Saturday morning, where she
is attending the Normal school,, She
will return after the Christmas vaca-
ton. .,..... =. .
J. @. Adams came up from Devils
Lake last Monday for a visit with T..
E. Morgan and family and to look aft.
er some business matters.
Bob Wallace gave an oyster supper
at his farm home southeast of here
last Friday night to large number Of
invited guests. A pleasant social eve
ming was spent.
Miss Tillie Ramstead and Miss Tina
McLarty returned last Saturday morn
ing from Grand Forks where they have
been attending Aaker's Business COL
lege. They will take a vacation Of
two weeks after which they will re-
turn to their work.
Chas. Boyd was here for a day or
two this week looking after business
matters and visiting with friends He
IS located in the Judith Basin in
Montana where he is running a steam
plow and threshing outfit in proper
seasons. Mr.. Boyd, however, has not
invested in any land in Montana, and
says that this country suits him best
when it comes to owning lad. He still
owns his fine farm near MELVILLE and
intends to hold on to It. "
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-30

pneumonia, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
mumps and scarlatina, and If there is.
any other, disease subject to, child,
hood, he stands ready to catch 1t. T., =
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
ss,y- .. die Town and ilIGSe Told Bdefb
fos Busy Readers.

John O'Neil OF Hoosick Falls was
in town yesterday.
Miss Julia Hayes spent yesterday
with friends In North Adams.
Miss Clara Pellerin spent Sunday
with relatives in Williamstown.
Miss Mildred Sweet is assisting at
A. II. vondette's jewelry shop during
the holidays.
Misses Katherine and May La
Marie are spending a few days with
friends In Arlington
b. A. Quinlan and family have
moved from Dewey street TO their
new home on Washington avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore and
daughter Beatrice OF Wllllamstown
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Moore OF Weeks street
The regular business meeting OF the
Socialist Local win be held In the
n. n. o. =. hall this evening at s o.
clock. A large attendance Is urgent
/ ~ requested.
Mrs. Jeanette Bartlett died yester
day at her home In Bennington Falls
The deceased was 70 years OF age
and had been III for some time. The
funeral Is to be held from her late
home Mt II O'Clock Tuesday morning
Rev. r. n. Tozer OF Hoosick Falls OF
lfclatlng.
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Inc Hum OF the Hive.

Injury Is done beekeepers by spray
ing fruit trees with poisonous sub
stances before the petals fall.
The use Of comb foundation has
made possible the production OF
straight brood AID extract combs and
marketable comb honey.
It's nice to have your supers all
clean. with the foundation fixed In
the frames and sections. When the
bees need them put them on.
Some beekeepors use n trap at the
entrance of the hive. This trap allows
the workers to pass, but catches and
holds the queen when the bees swarm
Did you ever think that an ounce OF
wax Is worth nearly cents, that u
does not take very large piece TO
weigh an ounce and that there are al
ways demand and ready sale for ~
II you keep your smoker In the
honey house cut an old Eve gallon
can In two and nail half OF Il to the
wall near the door In which TO place
the smoker when you have emptied
out the Goals after using e. Should a
few stray sparks remain In II there
will be no danger Of them dropping on
TO something combustlble and starting
Gre.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-12
BENNINGTON. BRIEFS
News Of he Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Realtors

Edward l.. Bates went to Montpel-
Ter this morning.
Mrs. Frank f.. Howe left this morn
ing for Montpelier to spend the week.
r. A. O'Nein OF Johnstown, N. Y,
spent Sunday with his wife on Coun-
~ street
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Tateraule OF
Gage street are rejoicing over the
birth of a ten pound son.
Corbett Arnold and Fred Wood
went to Sucker Pond Saturday night
where they passed part of Sunday.
Physical Director John Asphalt Of
the North Adams Y. NJ. G. A and
formerly local physical director Wis
tied here on Saturday.
S. Carter Hall who was called here
by the Illness and death OF his faith
er, Samuel b. Hall, has returned to
Turner's Falls, Mass.
V. Il. Tompkins has resigned his
position with Bottum & Torrance
and taken charge OF the poultry bus
mess on the II. b. Jennings farm,
r. NJ. Houghton has purchased the
stock of fancy poultry owned by the
late c. $. Mattison OF SALISBURY
The lot contains some OF the finest
specimens in the state and they will
be sold at fraction OF their orlglna
value. Call and see.
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The Christmas Linens

What housewife could ever resist the lure OF
Snow-white napery? Damask Sets, Cloths and Nap
kins in handsome floral designs Beautiful Centres
Scarfs Tray Doies etc.. in Cluny or drawn work
Nicely boxed of course
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-12
DRYSDALE

Reiss Foundation Let
ters--For hand e nbroid-
ering. They require no
filling in and are washable.
Script and Old English in
various sizes.
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WOmen's S1 Silk Hose
AT 75c Pair

In Black, Tan and colors.
Silk with Isle SoleS and
Isle garter tops and some
in all silk. Pretty boxes
enhance their gif.neSs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-12
DRYSDALE

$500 Rugs at 1850
Five patterns of high
grade Administer Rugs
size 9 by II feet. Floral
and Oriental designs.
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For Fancy Work
Makers

Good stocks Of Yarns
Stamped Linens-Cushion
Tops-Rib DO nS-Fancy
Silks Cretonnes -Silko-
lenes-Art Tickings, etc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-12
YSDALE@
Clean Sweep Sale Blankets and COmfOrtabIes

regular January Sale Prices Hundreds and hundreds
choose from Sizes all very largequates positively
worthy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-06-29
Scared Into Sound Health

Mr.. b. F. Kelley, Springfield. TIL
writes: "A year ago l began to be
troubled with my kidneys and blad-
der. which grew worse until I be-
came alarmed at my condition. suf-
Tered also with dull heavy headaches
and the action Of my bladder was an
noylng and painful. l read Of Foley
hidney Pills and after taking them a
rev weeks the headaches left me,
the action of my bladder was again
normal, and / was free of all distress"
Sibert's Drug Store.