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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06
bore. San er forpbrigt anieet ion1
en- meget Bro og or6entlig Man0.

Sprfc / Mprgc. Sra alle &onter
al Morge mel6es ser ON, at Sgr=
fen begDn6er at blipe generenoe.
@erlt lpnes @~egnmangelen at bore
/ Srgn6elagen og / Nor0la110, bDor
oct en6og ler r6 til, at Sc uOmer=
fe6e M%arsl16iigter oil bltbe poelagt.
&get CT fommet uom9rfet / @us
'og ct al go6 &politet. Men l1biig=
terne for &ornet, Boteter11e og
,Snrnip1en er meget 0aarlige norb=
paa. Sgrfen bor D9ret laa llem,
at Mgrene ollerebe bor toget 5fo0e,
og 9gpet pao Greerne ct mango
,Steber gulnet og bisnet. Ogiaa /
l8perre norbenfile6s fiber man 11n=
Der E6rfen, ibet @anbbeboloninger=
ne min61fer 1terft. Gaabel /
,&ron6bjem lom / 2epanger, Moms=
|os og &riitionsiuno er ser 9ibet
@aabu6 ONT 5parlombe6 me6 Gan=
set. Meit Srgn0elagen og Noro~
Lamb er biltnog @eitlon6et ubel6ig1t
iitiQet. Sgioo ber Ter Set u6 til,
at @blingen oil blibe e6elagf, IBIS
ser life fommer &egn. Mgeren teg=
, ner 6oorlig, ga Ser life bar pgret
neDneperoigt &egn poa flere Tiger.
@e6parer Tgrfen, oil Mgeren blibe
p6eIagt. Hoteterne li6er ogioo
iterft, og mango Ste6er ltaar $50
tetesagrene bisne allere6e MI. Sg<
faa @fogen begDnoer at toge @fa=
Sc. &aa ian6iee @te0er og / uo-
Iiqtte 2ier itoar Sreerne poa mon=
ge Steber / @or6onger og i @ogn
ollere0e guile og bisne iom / Sep=
tember. = Boa 9ltlan6et lerges
2an0man0en it9rft efter &egn, fom
MI bill birfe obermaa6e belgi6ren=
Sc paa Mger og eng. Mars=
befiten itoar en6n11 ol6eles bril-
liant, i6et nogen Sfo6e biltnot
en6n1 life er onrettet. Men bbis
Ser life MI mart fommer &egn, fan
be gobe M%orsu0itgter blipe forrtnget
,i1er for Boteternes og Surnip1ens
,8e6fommen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06
Gn &pinbes Grfarina.

"" o~''"ot9 0lIullnY. no 1eg
TOM bio til Sonoet> fattig, lom loa
mango gjgr, maotte ieg or6ejoe
boorot, i @irfeligbeoen iao boorot,
at NIT 2egeme og bele @gltcmct bog
ltopelig talt por aloeles uoliot,"
1friper Mrs. Mnne @oier, 61O @al-
nut Street, Otta1pa, SAM. Sea
Deo pirfeltg life, bpor6on set ifuloe
babe Uaoet> DapOe Set fife Duret for
Yeters &l1rifo. 0enne Me0icin
gienoprette6e min @elbre0 og mine
&ref ter. 6or lefs 9(or li0en tog
Jeg EN- Sur til Sperige og tog noget
&l1rifo mes og gonife rigtig blep
ben til ltor @iplp ogiaa Ser. Seq
giber ofte bort EFT SLATE &11rifo og
bliner alti6 belannet mes Sen BEL
iigne0e @emerefning: 8! bbor Sen
gior6e mig go6t."
Or. Beters &urifo er ,ingen Mpo-
Meoicin> men ct mil0t, tbs
praoet l1rtemi06el, iom forlpncs sl-
6irefte giennem ipecielle
agenter, aniot of 6abrifontrne, Or.
Feter 6obrnep & Sons 60, 1875
9opne gbe., Chicago, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

fation at Sur1ter. Gems Mogt pil
blipe enep9l0ig, Dbis Set III lpffes
un1oer NoDn al Gentrolbonf eller
National Helerpe Msi aciotion at al
be @oll 5treet Mnn0ene Magt
oper Sen cirfl1lercn0e Ye1yemosie,
Magt ober alle &reoitmi6ler og
Mogt til at tilitaa cller af1oa &re=
BIT efter Torgo6tbefin0en6e. 2oben
o~rlbefales lom ct Mi60e( til at 11n0=
goa Eanif / Tremtiben, men Set CT
tpipllomt, ON Set cr Sen be6ite Sci
til at umogoo Eanif at gioe Wall
Street Mogt til at itan6ie eller
fremfol0e Sen efter 8ebog. Ser
9jgres ct l1bpre Nrbej0e for at OPP
1ple gefolfni11gcn om Sen operbr>1=
gen6e 6ore.
Men Bette Mrbeioe far lelpfplgelig
lbGrt bco at fao Sen ltore Belger=
b%efolfnina / Sale ug oelto lDgrere
10 mere Gpeftafel n1a11 formoor at
reiie om lrn0erorbneoe, men mere
letfattelige Gpprgsn1oal.
ut Set er al ltor Setp0l1ing for
belle Sen porige &er0en, poa bbil=
fet @%r1tnolag Sc Tore1e0e Staters
6orretningslip bliber itillet / Sc noe
ite so Mar, fdlger at fig ielp. Me6
ipan6t Spmnrfiombeo bill 6erfor
ogloa 8egipenbe6ernes Gang / Sc
nelte Maane6er blipe fulgt. Men
6eres &9rnepltnft er life Ben 6ra=
itiite & imellem Saft og &ooie-
belt eller, lom Mmerifanerne flyer,
vSe66p on TIE RolIer or UNDER the
&oIler". Set er Gaft moo @ilion,
og ifRr ON billions 8alg bill af-
bol6e &ongresien fra at bebtage Ml='
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06
Moalb Mmnnbicn er peb lin &iern-

OlOuAV <*@tAStV Wv " wv wv VlN@t-
fomit til &riitiania fommel1 fulb=
itqnoig bagpoa fine SanosmGno.
6or life at blipe fien0t, bapoe ban
taget 5fiegget al. Derfor Dar Ser
inger, Ser fien0e bam, bperfen /
2onbon, bpor ban fun opbolM Jig
en- Sag, eller / &riltia1ia. Derimoo
fp1te ian Jig 9ienflenot at flere /
&ipbenbobn. Men ban flap Dog.
Sans fgrite 8eipg gialot Song
@oafon, me0 bpem ban talte / to
elmer. Derefter billte ban paa lin
&ro6er> iom life piolte noget on1
bans Mnfpmit.
&an for / @in0e at blipe boen0e
bos lin 8rooer, til DanS 8og er fGr=
sig. 0erefter lfal bon poa Sore
0rogstour1re runot / Sc fpr1fiellige
geographic @elifaber, % / Stunt og
Sltlt nel tie Mar ltarter ban fra Gan
6ronrisco MOS &oropolen iont
Maol.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

r9e CT iaa imuf, 6refen Mielien,
at alt foripin6er peb Si6en at
9em!"
6rpfen Mielfen: Seer 1da oel1-
Zig at gipe mig ct 8ebis paa &igtig-
be6en af Ceres Sr6!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06
Gn Manb mDlDrebe frem.

mofroten" pno @omar %1friper:
Ser bar peret ifrpt al, at SEN np=
ltifte6e bemofratil tie Mrbei0erf for
ening beo Stonge bar facet flor
Sill lutning. Spnoog bopbe Sore
ningen Mgoe for at upelge l1bien=
hinge til 1emofroternes Nomino=
tionsmgbe poo s(aoolsbrug fgr]tfom=
menoe Spn0ag". Man bar ippnbt
poa at fao ie Masierne mpl6re
frem. ga, Stpret bar enbog ioo
1pen6t, at Set felt glemte at al
gibe Mgoe. Otter en- Stun0s 6or.
leb mplorebe /, flyer og lfriper en-,
Mano frem. So ser life TOM flere,
beil1ltte0e ban enitemmig og uoen
Debat at bnbe M9Det n0en at TO-
retoge l1oget &alg, og efterpaa lettc=
De bon lit be6rebe6e Sin6 for nogle
Gociali1ter, lom bar loo eli fppr0ige
>nt bere poa bans 8eretning ON
@len6igbeben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

@orifc 6ocialiiter. SEES SocioI=
6emofroternes Mominotion al en-
@tortingsfan6ioot / 0slofre6ien,
bar @%ognepreit @rifien, iom npIie
af 8artiets gentralle6elic blep 11oe<
Iuffet paa @runb al lin Stilling
til Maal1ager, facet 500 Stemmer,
me6ens &re6i lens bi6til berenoe Ste
praie1tant / Stortinget, Bartiets
Sorretningsf6rer, Maenl1s Mielion,
fit 553 5emmer. Smiolertio bgp-
Der 8ortile6elien, at NieIion faI
betragtes fom nomineret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

nuSuO1uu11lS. OC6
befandt mig like
vel og kunde nap-
pc gaa ct Skridt.
Jeg f9lte tract,
havde Rygsmer-
ter, min Side
smertede, jeg hav-
de ct slemt Blare-
onde, og jeg kunde
hverken spise ell
Ter sove. Jeg hav-
de ogsaa Hoved-
pine, og blew nae
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06
Nnryr.

Snbfprielen al funitig @jp0leI til
Morge bar ioor peret u%leopanlig
flor. MIene i. Mpril Maoneb in0s
fgrtes 100000 &iloeronl moo
5>14S,000 &ilogrom i iamme Miao=
teo iflor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

@n Gel bamifc S1riitcr bar til
brogt Sommerferien / Sotlu1beimS
fjglige Gneregioner. st Nar enfc!=
te, 81. @romltrl1p pg Sen 11n9e
Sonblege, Or. sent. 6. @prsll1no
&ier, bar bopt ltoboloenbeo npf til
at bcitiae @ollbgpi9gen Georges
bpieltc Sinoe - 5000 SOB.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

8er9ens Tulfemem9oe. Ga &e-
%iultotet al iib1te 6olfetelling fore
loa, bar Ser / 8ergen almin0elig
@fuffelie ODER, at 8pens Sn6bDg<
gerontal fun bite Jig at bore 49,
867. 8ergenier11e bao6e baobet, at
oct Dor min6it $4,000. Otter bpoo
~8erg. Sib." me66eler, bite oct Jig,
at 8efolfningens Gorpgelie frem6e=
lee %foregaar meget langiomt. S
2pbet al fgr1te @olpoor 1912 bar
Bergen fun fooet 10 npe Sn0baa=
VRIe. i
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

&iprnitjerne 8jprnions 8rebe oil
til @teroaret uofomme iamtioig
paa @%ploen0alite 6orlag og / tpif
n6gane / Berlin.
8rofeslor @olfoon &oW / &riiti=
anio bar lomlet 8reDe1e og er for
&ioen tranlt be1fjeftiget me6 at or0=
ne Dem og uooelge 0en Gel al Dem,
Der er egnet til Offentliggjerelle.
Sc fon1mer til at fpl6e flere 8in6,
men mere emo Set f6r1te bill npppe
blipe feroigt til l16gibelie / Mor.
st fort Mntol al 8repene er
ifrebne til @enrif Sbien og foar Ser
i9iennem en- bobbelt Snteresie .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

DricbS 1orllog / in0cpnrer1oe Gon1=
ling, fpr Sen M Yrei iocnts Siltru-
ben. (N. s. Stnrrfe / vNiget".)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

2crcrin0c peo @arltao @omn.
bpiere MIml,eifile Trf. Sign @rape
cr oniot 1om 2prcrinoe beO @an1ar
off. bpiere M{men lfole meb @egp11~
oerlpn 1900 &r. Ser bar Is Mn=
iggere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06
stpr Gjcnoumsbanbcl. @jenoom=

Stpr Gjcnoumsbaubcl. @jenbom=
men acknowledgement / @torel,
beoolen CT al 6rf. 9aura 8onfen %
g. s.. Grennes og g. Srennes beo
9pcrretsiagfprer Sem @agen,
&oppona, iolgt til Tabrifeier &leiit
@e0be for mellem 80 og 100000
&r. iomt Smfoihinger S Solget
meofelger Apling, &%eoifaber og EFT
DI S1bbo. ,,,&. >!s "s y
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06
Nbt Snbcrfnlpiebiem.

Npt Snberfnloiebjem. - Morife
&pinoers Smitetsforenin9S Mf6elin
/ 9rammen agter at ifienfe 9ram=
mems 8D ct Guberfuloiebiem paa
en- 1870 5erge. 9rommens
&ommune bar poet gratis Cont /
Nerbe0en at 2an0falostiern, bbor
@anotoriet oil faa en- meget baf=
ter og bel6ig @eliggenbe0. Mrfiteft
STR. Arboes l1ofalt og &laner er
ar1taget. Gegningerne oil meo Sci
ferlte blipe offentlig uoitillet
3rammen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06
ing HuStru
Reddet fra
HospItdIet
Meddeler hvor syg hun var,
og hvad der reddede hende
fra en- Operation.

Upper Sandusky, Ohio. = For tire
Aar siden blew jeg gift og begyndte
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

9rnfncoe Spifenbc. S ct Tielb~
bano / Spoal / Nu1ne0al er 2 g.
fenbe, Spn og Cater al 2erer
&oe, omfommet be6 Grnfning.
@1ltten, iom bar IA Mar gammel,
CT im1oipnligpis fal6t u0 fpr1t, og
iaa er Sen el6re Sg1ter omfommet
1tnber 6origg paa at reb6e bom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06
Gn Militernrgter. s 5an6n

Gn Militerncgter* S Sonbnes
forefalot ifelge u@e1tl." forleoen en-
pu6iig Scene. @n Militprnegter,
en- M1rer, 1om oar i6gmt 80 Dages
6engie1 for at babe negtet Mili=
tertienelte, blep u%n0errettet af Gems.
n1onoen / Combines ON, at Fan bill
Sc blipe ofbentet Sns0og for at az
lone @traffen. 2ensma16e11 bo6
BAN ga gjpre fig / Or6en meo @le-
Ser NJ. m. for set longe Spbol6.
Mrrreren lbare6e berttl, at fan ilet
fife hil6e giere Set ringeite for at
lette Irbei6et; ian biloe beller life
goobillig gao me6. Sns6og fom 90
Sensmonoen me0 @ogn for at ben=
tie BAN. Man6en ltob / Mrbei6e
oppe paa ct Stila6s og lbare6e ber-
fra, at bon lite fom neb. 2ens<
monoen maatte ga fna tire Mono
meo fig til at bore bam neb; ban
bleb ioa ploceret / @ognen og figrt
ofite6. Set beIe birfe6e meget TO-
miit, ferlig 6a Mon6en life gior6e
Qftip Wobitm6, men piIlig loo Zig
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

Gn 6ntrbelpinb. @n enc tooen6e
@birMloin6 gift forle6en Dag ODER
Soaner og @aar6er Strife / @maole=
meme / &etning al ipbrnoro. Saa
@oar6en &ierIta6 bleb Sber6elen
paa en- 70 Mlen lang og 81 Mlen
BRED 2a6ebpgning forifigpet SO
Sommer; baboe Ben fife neret
fDlot me6 SD, bar SEN 11tpibliomt
ranle ne6. @n min0re 2abebpg=
ming pan @oorben 8roonon / @ua=
bdl, 3 a 4 SIM. fra &ieritao, bloo=
fte belt operenoe. @oirpelpinoer
tog me6 fig flere Suien Gaelten.
lom bleb faltet op 100 Meter, Sinh.
ifier og olt> iom life iab rigtig ier:
oeles fa1t. Gn September bleD lDn:
get omring 20 Meter gjennem 2uf
ten, og EN- II @ars Hi9e blep Igfte
fra Gejen og fert u0 / en- Mger
&eloigbis fom FUN life tilifooe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

Set nprife Spcialbempfrati. Com
omtalt blep Ser for 11ogen Sio iioen
/ set norife Social6emofrati giort
Soripg poa at fao ielbe Sormanben,
Breiten og @tortingsmm6en 9r.
@rifien, u61te6t al Hartiet, foroi
ban er en- fprig Gorfemper for
&igsmaalet, me0ens Bartiet 1toar
r11eutrolt" / bette @pgrgsmanl. Sen
Gang blep BET lite til noget me6
l16its6elien; men MI iDnes SEN at
bobe fun6et Steb. S bpert 8alo
fommer Der felgen6e Me66elelle fra
&riitiania: 9m6sltDrelien for 6et
norffe Mrbejberparti bar be0taget
! EN- @ellutning, bporefter 81. Mlfre>
@rifien, Der biotil bor peret @ocial=
6emofrotiets 6erer / Stortinget,
bliper at anie iom u6traa6t al Oct
norife Mrbei6erpartt. 81 ~1lutni1gerl
begrun6e6es me6 en- @enpisning til
at Observation-Disclosures bbis 6or,
mmo M1fre6 grifien er, / iit Of
fentlise Srgan 9ientagerbe opfor,
6rer til life at mobtoge nogen Stor=
tingsan6i6at, iom life go6fien6e1
6orblnroets Yrogrom. Ga Mrbej'
berpmtiet Itaor felt re11tralt /
Moolitri6en, fun ingen @ocial6emo.
frat bere Meolem al &igsmaals=
forbunbet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06
9rmpp treffer fig tilba9e. Con

9rnpp trGffer fig til6age. Com
man pil erin6re, meo6eltes ser for
rogen Sis tilbage, at ser igien bill
oe bltpe optaget en- it6rre Brgpe6rift
pes Dl1nberlan6sp9rfet. Malmer1
ifl1lbe beban0les efter BEN ulricb'ffe
Metbo0e, iom bobbe biit obermaa6e
gunitige &eiultater, og Mi6lerne til
fornpet Grift fful6e ifaffes al Sir
moet &rupp / @sien, iom par pillig
til at trpoe in6 / @elitabet paa Be-
tingelie al, at Der fprlt blep fore,
taget en- in6gooen6e l1n6eriegeIie at
Molmen. Mu mel6es ser imi6ler=
tbs fra $40 / &onen> at &r1&pp 6e<
finitipt bar trrffet fig tilboge. Sen
tpife Montgr, iom / nogen Sis bar
beret be6 &erfet, bar telegrafif
facet Sr6re ON at tage neo Sc Ma=
finer, &rupp bab6e lo6et op1tille og
ien6e alt 6irmaet tilbgren6e tilbage
til Spiflan6 igien. 6orbaltningen
al 8erfets @ienbomme bill mt blibe
opertaget at en- &antbaber.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News =. tae Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

Mrs. Archie Hurley of Union street
is entertaining at cards this after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs. Legrand c. Tibbitts
of Hoosick Falls were visitors in
town Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Nealon of Hoosick
Falls has been visiting her cousin,
Mrs. p. j. McMahan.
Charles Pellerin has resumed his
duties on the local branch of the Rut
land railroad after an illiess.
The subscription list for The Aborn
English Grand Opera Co. in IL
Trovatou" will close Friday evening
at 10 o'clock.
F. II. Richards of Ithica, N. Y. who
has been visiting in town briefly re-
turned home this morning. Mr.
Richards who is former resident,
has chargeof a large estate there.
A small reception was given Tues
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. T. Hopkinson in honor OF
Samuel Holt. The occasion was in
observance of Mr.. Hollis birthday an
niyersary.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-13
PERU

Mrs. P. d. Wyman has returned
from her visit with relatives ana
friends in Rutland and Dorset.
A. NJ. Best spent Sunday at his
place here.
The box social at the hall Friday
evening was a success, proceeds fol-
the c. E. amounted to 1920.
Miss Hibbard and Miss Barrows OF
Dorset were over Sunday guests OF
Minerva Lyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood Phillips OF
Westminster spent part OF last
week in town.
The village school re-opened this
week for the winter term.
Mrs. o. l.. Hewes and Maude spent
last week in Salisbury, returning
home Saturday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-13
ARLINGTON

Mrs. Alice Buck Randall, wife OF
Farrand B. Randall of SALISBURY
passed away at her home early Mon
day. November 18th. Mrs. Randall
was the daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. e. David Buck and was born In
Shaftsbury AZ years ago. She was
married to r, b. Randall, who is the
merchant and post master in Shafts
hurry. She was a devoted wife and
mother. A member of the church IN
the town where she resided ana
most earnest and loyal member OF
the o. E. s. at the time OF her deatn.
She held the office of associate mat
ron of Red Mountain Chapter, No. Al.
Last year she was urged to take the
matron's office, but on account OF not
being strong waited for another year
and the members of the chapter were
looking forward when she would De
ito head officer as she was always
congenial and friendly and the CHAP
fer was sure to flourish during her
administration Mrs. Randall is sur
viyed by her husband. one son Beech
one daughter, Marjorie, four sisters
Mrs. George Montgomery, Mrs. ROD
ert Montgomery. Mrs. Edward SOM
ers. Mrs. Chauncey Hulett, one proth-
err. George Buck of Racine, Wis.
Mrs. Margaret Vaughn is visiting
Mrs. H. N. Dyer in West Shaftsbury'
William Wilson has purchased a
piano.
Paul Waterman of New York is IN
town.
John futile of Manchester was IN
town Sunday
Miss McDevitt is again able 10 re-
sumo her position as teacher AFTER
few days illness.
Alvah e. Walker, son of Mrs. Juila
Walker of this town, was married
m Miss Alice Holden Thomas OF
Hartford Conn, October 30th at the
brides home. Mr.. Walker Is wen
known here having lived most OF MS
years here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marsh and son
Of Walloomsac and Mrs. z. HoWley
and daughter of Mechanicville, N. L.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and MIS-
Frank Marsh.
Mrs. George w AllllSl 10 imp
from her recent illness.
The many friends of F. B. Randaii
svmpathize with him in his great
loss of the death of his wife, MIS-
Alice Randall.
f. West has a barn completed 10
replace the one recently which was
recently destroyed by fire.
Miss Florence Holden spent sun
day in Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank La BAIT ana
daughter, Lillian spent Sunday ID
North Adams.
The st. James Guild will serve a
chicken pie supper in the churc1
room Thursday evening from to 3
All are invited.
John Garfield has accepted the pos
ton of engineer at the Hale Co, tc
take the place of Ralph Walker, re
signed.
The millinery room which is a.
Mrs. Mary Cullinan's will be opened
the rest of the week. Any one wish
ing anything in this line please can
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RATS! RATS! RATS!
FAHEY'S
RAT-LESS POWDER
Kills and Thoroughly En-
balms Rats and Mice.

The latest and Most Modern Pre-
paration for the Rapid Destruction OF
Rats and Mice, Is Fahey's Rat-Less
Powder. These undersirables eat
with relish this powder which kills
and thoroughly embalms them; they
become as hard as a rock, dry up and
fade away. No mixing, no bother, no
odor from Rats and Mice killed with
Faheys Rat-Less Powder 1t will not
kill cats and dogs unless mixed with
food, because they will not eat the
powder.
Three sizes of Rat-Less Powder
Csc, soc and s1.00. Gokay, Cole,
Ward and HARDWOOD Drug Co. will
supply you and return the purchase
price when you are not absolutely
satisfied with the work of the con-
tents of either size package.
For Reaches and Water-Bugs, Bug
a-cide Powder For Bed Bugs, Hen
Lice, Moths, ETC., ask for Bug-a-cide,
Three hundred Druggists and Groc'
ers in Berkshire County sell these
preparations. They are authorized
and ordered to return purchase price
when they fail to satisfy your fondest
hopes.
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HEALTHY WOMEN SCARCE
Is the Verdict Of Scientific Investies
ton.

is the verdict OF oCicntiUC iHNcob8a-
ton.
How many women do you know
who are perfectly well, strong and
healthy as a woman should be? They
may not be sick enough to lie in bed
but they are rundown, thin, ner-
vous, tired and devitalized.
Woman are SO active nowadays,
and so much is expected of them,
that they constantly overdo and sui
fer from headache, backache, ner-
vousness and kindred ills.
Such women need Ninol, our deli
ciOus cod liver and iron tonic with
out oil which will create an appetite,
tene up the digestive organs, make
pure blood and create strength.
Mrs. w. g. Richie. Patchogue, n.
Y, says: "Ninol is certainly the best
tonic have ever taken. I was run
down and tired all the time. but.
thanks to Vinol. am feeling all right
again"
Try a bottle Of Vinol with the IN
derstanding that your money win be
returned II IL does not help yau. W.
L. Gokay. Druggist. Bennington. Vt.
p. S For pimples and blotches try
our Saxo Salve. We guarantee IT,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-13
Estate of Edwin w. Hill.
CTATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT The Honor
- District Of Bennington. 81. able Probate
Court for the District aforesaid;
To all persons interested in the estate OF
Edwin W. Hin, late OF Bennington IN said
District, deceased. GREETING;
At Probate Court. holden at Bennington
within and for said District ON the 9TH day OF
Dec, 1912. an instrument purportlng 10 be
the last win and Testament OF Edwin W.
Hill, late OF Bennington IN said District
deceased, was presented TO the Court afore'
said for Probate.
And Il is ordered 10y sa Court that the eth
day OF Nov. 1912 at the Probate Office in said
Bennington. be assigned iur proving said in.
strument: and that notice thereof be given 10
all persons concerned. Dy publishing this order
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the Remington
Evening Banner. a newspaper circulating In
that vicinity, in said District previous to the
time appointed.
THEREFORE,. you are hereby notified 70 ap
pear before said Court, &C the time and place
NJ esaid. and contest the probate Of said will
~ You have cause.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND az Bennington In
said District. this tth day ofNovenIber. 1919.
GRACE n. HOL Register.
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A Card

We, the undersigned. do hereby
agree TO refund the money on a 80
cent bottle Of Greene's Warranted Sy-
rup Of Tar IL 1t fails TO cure your
cough OF cold. We also guarantee a
% cert bottle to prove satisfactory or
money refunded.
Coles Pharmacy. A. S. Hathaway.
naTwood Drug Store,
c. r. and A. b. Hawkins
B. A. Quinlan. E. G. Woodwork
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By ]. E. CONANT & co.
OFFICE, LOWELL. MASSACHUSETTS
Aucti0neers
PLEDGED TO THE HIGHEST BONA FIDE BIDDER
Notwithstanding What May Be Said or Thought to the CONTRARY

To be sold in lot all machine complete
foundry complete and rn
shngs all lighted
Railroad
frontage of the main line
all ready to start general proposition dea
Tor n mechanical business particularly where foundry
The premises ack COMPANY
portable
buildings and equipment with slight exception within twelve
will
the Vermont regardless condition Of the
Friday 18th
o'clock Illustrated and de crpe booklet much detail
the office inquiries
JAMES E. CorTER Attorney for Federal Trust Trustee