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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-20
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bate 5lpei Sabre %G'efGn9nis beau
tregt, oas @eridt ertaunte aat Elm
Sabr @efanan1s.
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Der Welttries 3ultanEe gu brii1gen
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fdltlg Gin 1Hb ~ralierts es mad allen
RescIn Ser &urlt. Comet eina aaes
sanS gut, aber beim WurItmatben
oronaen perrdterii6e 0Hfte in Die
Ga16arfdaft, uno audi Die RaIe Ser
hpbsn Sbrigteit. ,eines. Genoarmen.,
Jog ben Suft eir. Die @9loGtpare
lolrbe befdlasnabmt uno ols corpus
oelieti nad ascin,ar .aebradt.
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aurlits ourd ltuoierenp): nMiiler.
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-. Hufner, -. PbilpIoplietanoioat,
~. no beuer 1T ipirtlid niht piel
@e16eiteS Oa!!"
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| Elm 5aufe goloftiide aut benz 6ubbp
benz"
prob: rSo, oas ejelo sing i'll oen
Spln6 Miat mshr 'rsia".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-20

Mngcllomnncl1, oaB jeber bon l1ns
bon jett an iein 9eites perludt, Brit
oerlidfeit ullo Ginigfeit 5milden ll1-
8iirgern ulb I6fommlingen
aller Mationell SIT idaffelt, lpilroe ein
ipld)cs Goraeben 11td)t oas @clte flir
l1rler 2uno leil1, 0as mir alle licbell2
Mal,ncr l,nb 8riioer, laBt Inns dlle
quite Ireunoe uno glopale gitrger Der
8ereinigten Staaten leilt, ,eiaig nto
trelt 5l1 Dem gterneubam1cr, Scr
lnion lunO ser aa1erifullild)eit
'5ddp. - %3,
Ser Mor1i, ser in oielen bemeaten
llro gefabrnolleu 3sita1 es a%alntcr-
1li11nrt, cin @efiihl Der 5einolda1t
5lpild)ell. amerifanil6en 9iirgeut eer=
lhie0cncr Serflutft 81 er5cllgen, 9an-
oelt nid)t int Gimme .cinss gut
ten uno uulo patriptildcn amerifaM=
-ld)en 8iirgers.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-20
idrittlid aelillrtes ltno in jeoer Sin-
lidt audg III ieiner Stellnng II Der
Hrp6ibitloNs liberales WeitglleO.
GnlitiidJc nus mupplitiidJc
Hanbgluilem.
Gnglano lit bereit, Die @oltnote

80 gnglano lit bereit, Die @oltnote
Der 8ereinlgtcn Staatel SIT beant=
lpprten. - Sd)on9!
,,- Responsibilities &irgen OH aqen
u slui molder Settle mag. Die
Serapeifhlns iein2
@elm immer Ser &ailer mlo
Ser Geid)stan5ler fplferirenn iiebt
SrieoensSeid)ef.
IN 7elsi U
M1iterifa4ba fit orei Miainr=
oel1 &riagsprOers - ,nlo 90 lo1l es
ifiids lr 6stteoetlshentiiben2s
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la11o upffi5ieHMo Den &ricg erflart ~
ein- &iaifcr mebrJ
StalIen 1pia' @s1tidlanb ber
&rieg 5erflarel1 = g1tglano %acbord)eno,
nidt ocnn eigcren Sriebe:
- 9soA eiat 9l1fl Mppie @pll.
pent hi %Gbtchgp2 Msal1d)e 2elteEnii-
len nidt, pantl tic serll1g babel.
@ie iiblid), mil Ser &oltgre[
%nltlln1ebr o1tr6 erl1ite Mrbeit 5eigell
mic piel 3eit ct nltslps pertr0Oel1
bar.
- &eir @elo nlebr fiir Mltblanb?
SSa po5lt babel1 oarn Sic 9%iltlien oit
gauge Sffenlipe rl%tternolnncll2
-gselm 0ie 9entid,en lopicl grltp
pen gebabt hdttel1, als lie llady SIN.
.gabe Ser dIliirten Yreiie idpn perlo'
rem babell, more ldltelt feill Naiirtel
lltebr ilbrig.
! - MlldY dis pcrfapptc Siirfcn mo
d)en Bic &rel,5ers u@oe6en" ulrt
> 9reslalt" ibrett friibercll 0clltldel
Ra1iea allie ebre! IS.
Sic grnteailsii dhen III Telttld)
lalto lil1o bic giil1ltigltcn. Ios mer
bet Die guiirtclt Sem @inlnlel abel
lebr perargen!
Sic Siitte, lit meldlcr 9illcoll
gebore1 mltr0e, geb0rt NM Scr Na
ton. @enn lie beIiel1 @cilt altf6c
mabren mpllte, fpiiroe lie 2incoln Uni
lid lelbIt seller e6rea.
u@los" 96 am1crifoniide aulf
leltte iino altf grglauos ldlpaBr2ilt
geictt morben. Cite angeuebne
g,%ttaltidnutg. @ir glartbten, 81,
gar5e @cpllblif befl1oc iidJ bercits
alf bcrlelben.
Gic gl1gl1noer b%ebaltpten, III
bitten Sas critic oe1ltide Salloels
IaitdJbout, oas ihon por uGeutidl
lalo" Ben srrillh genaht bette, oas
Meer ST. frelt5en, abgcfanael,, oij
Sbatlatis aber bisFpr nidN befann
semad)t. @pbl itm belt Ientlde,
nen sdntcri ST. etiparcn2 Ser5ig'
Menidcll!
Die 5hlanac inn Nep Dorfel
3ooloaild,m @arten, bon Ser berid)
tet miro, lie Tonne iid altf oas Sehn
tad)e ibrrr llormalen @robe altfbla
let, milroe ein ioeales @appentbiel
fir iene oelttldlfcinblibe oitlid,
aliqnc abacberE, sic lid einbiloct, ii
repralentire oas amerifaniibe Sol
in iei1er @elam1tbeit ltro babe oas
lpabre Gillerifanertbl,m III gr6pod)
aenonnlen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-20

0eredts Gntruituns =
Srauletn (elnellt ebemaligen 8erebrerz
%bs9e9nenol: u%llnerA0rt, Dor 5lpeE
Sabrsn bat er mir perilhert. ni1t
obne midi leben gu t@pnnell, uno ie.t.
Bat er logar einen S6metbau9." A
Salter Strali. ySraus5
den, if tonate fir Did ourAs Jelsr
se1en!." I
nga, %renommiece nid3t! 8u 6alt
ia luat mol - bic! Dtut, nit mir
our9 Elm &onIettipnssel@dft gu ges
hen!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-20

I sS1 Sonoon lit cine Cite Derie-
Snigen amerifdnilden Iirmen peroi-
fentlid)t lporben, nit iueld6en 8elddI-
te 81 mad)cll, britiid)elr ltntcrtbonel
perboten lit. @lio eilr anltlider gop=
colt in allcr Sbrm.a4'gine amerifo-
miide &eaierung, Die MIR Elm gat5
flein 9isdpn Seibltedtltng uno
uncertainties @npiinoan batte, min
De Darallf nit MaBndfmlen antlpor-
ten, oaB Sen g1lglaitocrlt @oren uno
.Seben perginge. 1ie g%e9cnpartiga
8nnoesregierltng miro oas natiirlid)
II / d t tbun. Sn 2onbon fonnte man
es ont gnoe iibel neGtl1en.
sSSil ldngeren artifeln orinsell
Die 9erliner gldttcr in oas bclttide
8olf, leilt 8ertralelt ont bet ld)lieb=
liden Sieg Der 3entrolmodte Sit be
maf,ren nnO 2iigenberidhtc Scr aus
ldnoild)en Treile 5n mibadjtcn.
Gin abnlider Mnfrl1f lit bonn oeltt-
ldet Bencralltub allsaegangcn, llll-
ter DEM Sitel: Gin 9ppcQ an sic
berttlde Station. Ser aailer ielber
lpll, ltad enter aonferen5 nit Sen
GellerdIerl, oieien aatfruf imprint
6aben.
Sic Nrntee pertrql,t ilren ssiifl-
rcrn", lagt Dos u@erliner Tageblntt "
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-20

Sn ben auItsa!itden sGulsn III
Gas 8pgen ols lsgelmaBlQe &arperz
ubung Iur pie ana6ea elaaefl9rt
pproen.
9as Meat, Elm Ulitslisb bes
celgliden Nb9eotbnsts'l9abiss an err
pablen, fdat auf lie 10000 Der Sez
pDlteruna.
9ie Musfu6r bon gleiitiitcn
aus pieiem Sanee i'm 8istaliaRr
1916 lpar UNI 135 prp5cnt b09sr ols
i'm Sabre 1915,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-20
&nnScspGcrridtcr Spfn s.. Gfarfc.

Die bonn 4ralibellten poll5pge1le
|grllcnnllng Des G%lepelallOer Sulloes-
|oiltriftsrid)ters Spbn s.. Glarfe 5lllt
Mlitglieoe. oes Sberbllloesgertifn-
cine grnenrlllllg, ocrem baIoigc gclta-
.tiglulg Ollrd Sen Seltat niht Bent
Igeringitetl 3meifel lnterliegt piire
DC, angelihts Ser berporragenben Be-
|gabung Glarfes fir Oas bobe Mlnt,
altf nod, l1llgetbeilteren @eifall red)-
l1en fonnen, mell1 Glarfe inbeoug
|altf Die Mbmdglntg Ser Medte l1rlo
|Fflid)te1 Ser Naturalization In1erifa,
ller %oieier1ige l1nabbdllgigfeit ul1o
Selbltanoigfeit oes llrtbeils geoeist
batte, Die linn lor1lt eiget lit, iagt
g@aid)ter rno Mn5eiger" IN Glepe=
LAMB, D, Ser Midter Glarf gellall
iel1nt.
Slt oiejer @iriidt fanlr linn ser
&oruurf lrid5t eripart meroerr oab
er Dor alleln it ~lciilcr slnipraden
OF bie i'm Geridt sum g@iirgerredt
Sltgclaii er1elt, Der 1potl @aibingto11
a1tsgcbenben StriGjlil1rlttlltg allslt minig
lmdMeae6en bat ltno es nod beriibm-
ten Ml1ltern a11 pffcnen llno. nerz
bliinlten Mnartften aiif Sic ioseranl1-
ten u8inoeltridfer" nidt feblell lieB.
Mnocrerieits ml1B es ibnt in leiner
|Stelllntg SIT Der oyNGsreparconeB" Sra
sc 5llr Giro altgcrednet merOen, 0ab
er Iid 1libt ctlpa in Sen polltDncltbe1t
Gbralen ocs S1trrab : Natriotismls
ergiltg, lolloerlt bel icber @elegenbeit
bcn @rliebtSmulft berporbph oab es
III erlter Gci6e Gflid)t ltnleres 2an-
ocs lit, sic mirtbihaftlibeu @erbalt-
Mile ourd) Irfeitcrfiirlprge ul1o ion=
itige io5iale @eiebe 10 SIT geItalten,
Dob icoer giiraer sr,nr sdree lllo
5ltr &ertbcioigllllg ocs 2anoes lid)
ld}on III lp%pblermugel1em eigenen SSl1z
%terel1e gcorlllgen fiiblt.
Ms Sltriit geltiebt @crr glorfe ei-
men mtsgeseidmeten Gllf, lu1o al,d)
ourb Nerl1nlid)feit llno Gbarqfter
lp1r0 CT ocl1 DodNtcn @er1dte Des
2alloes sur 3ierOe gereiden. @ic ipe=
Mig begriinoct Ser Dor 5pei SSqbiren.
lois es bic STEELE hes bieligen glmoes=
biltriftsrid)tcrs 5ll beletel aalt, pol1
politiiden .@egnern aesen i'm erbo=
bene gorpurf mar, ais langiabriger
&prppratipnsarnnalt sur &efleiou1g
|eines gltitoesridlterulntes l1ibt Ser
gcei9nefe Malr 5lt ieir, fonllte id)olt
banlals 0llrd Ben 9ilmeis allf sic
Ibatlad)e cntfraftet meroelr, BOP lei.
nc Stelltng oils @elreralammalt Ser
|Nidel ! Elate giienbabneeiellibaft
lbn llidlt pcrbiltoert bat, nit alien
|Sraftell it Ser &agne gegen Sc
motor M. 81. Sauna auf bie gillfiibr,
mug oes 3meitcent : @iienbabnfabr=
|preiles IN Sbio nno alli onbere in
iener 3eit nod als rabifal neridrie-
ne 8eies9ebung SIT bringen.
Gas Sberbunoesaeridt erbalt in
Serrn Glarfe ein ~entidieoen fort.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-20
Scr 4nnpfrat
O~sasAMset 1851 81,
teraasseber: s.. Glider Nsintins So.
xatsssA q the Postoffies o. Uavs6port
sst - 1oeeoaa Glass Slater.
SsasAMset 1851

Hsr. ,3dsltds .pe3stat", ,stm1resIta
nth 81. bic Nbonnenten in, piefer staSt, i'd
~ osHtI tpSdentIi& ober $500 tdbrIj6 Sci
0orauSdabluI8 feet abgeIiefert. ~" ~
gat ber 4oft a1bertalb ber stdbf. rad Ii.
geile etnent 8oftauit. tn ben Der. EtaaterL ga.
ego .ss! ooet W9aexteo. $500 idbrftd BET DotalS.
pie eon1tae1 . AmSeabe, n,ir burd6 bic 1oft
!a9@, teben! 8oftatnt II, ben Ser. Stadtei.. foftet
lkbrlt@ $f.00 bel Boralsaabline.1
4oit fnnerbaIb ber Ser. Gtaaten NIB 6urm
Irdger tn Der Staot $3.50, bel 9orals3alIilng
,$2.00; mao CANADA $3.50 utb mad Guropa
300 pee Sabr pet 8oralS5abIuno.
Der yWSdentltme 9emslrat", tn stuet 1tet.
!er% WAtnSodbs ,irtb Sonnabenbs. ioftet timer.
rad EUROPA $3.50 idbrlia lei ROrauSsaIIano.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-24

trial. Richmond was found guilty in
the ecclesiastical court on four of the
IA counts and was suspended from
the ministry for one year, Richmond,
after hurting several singing let
tiers at Bishop Rhinelander, in which
he called him among other things
a Sissy" appealed the verdict to the
Court Of Reviews Of the Province of
Washington and lost.
A few days later Richmond was
sentenced by Bishop Rhinelander
Immediately open warfare was resum-
ed Bishop wrote a letter to the
Bishop.
You are pretty poor bishop, the
letter read. You have Riddle-ized
religion, Trying to interfere with me
win make you wiser though much
sadder man" Richmond continues TO
preach at et. Johns church As a
result Of the years suspension he
can not of1ciate at marriage and
other ministerial ceremonies, but as
director of the parish, position to
which he was appointed by his con-
gregation, he can address them each
Sunday morning and evening.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-24
DIVINE TO FACE
S. MORE CHARGES
Rev. RiChmond's Troubles In
Celebrated Church Battle.

Omitted Press STAFF Correspondent
Philadelphia, Feb. 23.--After near
HI y sixteen months of violent contro-
yersy which has ragged through &c
clesiasucal and civil courts and at
tracted countrywide attention the
Re-. George Chalmers Richmond,
PhIadelphia's militant clergyman, to-
day IS still preaching in St Johns
Episcopal Church, despite the eff
forts or Bishop Rbinelander and the
Protestant Episcopal Church to re
move him He has been officially sus-
pended from the ministry for one
year but continues to defy and at
'aeE tile Bishop.
The militant rector, who is 46 and
who in 1912 stumped Pennsylvania
for Colonel Roosevelt, will again APP
pear before Chancellor Budd some
time this month to answer 65 new
charges in new church court pre-
sentiment. Among the charges are:
conduct unbecomlng clergyman,
violation OF ordination VOWS, Grimm
al litel and testifying under oath at
his last trial, which is considered
immoral under the practices estab-
hshed in the diocesan court.
The controversy gained national
interest in 1914 when Richmond
granted Mrs. Sarah \. Conboy a Ia
Dor delegate, permission to address
his congregation on conditions among
the textile strikers at Atlanta, Ga.
Bishop Rhinelander, who previous to
tbs incident was charged by Rich
moad as "fagoring eapitalistic inter
ests.r took exception TO Mrs Con
boys appearance in church pulpit.
Richmond submitted to the ruling
but attacked Bishop Rhnelander in
letter in which he said;
Il regret that you are on the side
0. cur moral reactionaries aud that
YOUR social and ecclesiastical asso-
GATES ere capitalists controlled and
hence cut o. touch with the men
and women who make Up the adyaae-
Ing life Q, our time As d result o.
td.s letter ana other allegations the
Church Advocate began proceedings
on Il counts fer the suspension o
Richmond Tor violation o. his orai-
nation vows aud conduct unbeeom-
ING a clergyman
Meantime separate tight began
Win tie yestzymea Of Richmond 5
saarca As result Of the rectors
posting q notice naming members Of
TIE congregation who were in a.
rears Tor dues Among those men
toned we're relatives of vestrymen
! opposed % the regime e Richmond.
/ Trey made IL effort to have tae
] clergyman change his tactics. bet.
supported by & majority q tae con
s-esaaon. Richmond had them remoT
81 and u new yestry eiectsd
Tie dzpose1 ysstsymea me- eng
SIDE me c1u-ea ana elected th4a-
selves tAe ore yes5.y. thereby
ginning The name es ~cUr5s1one VS.
: s-gmen Failing In .as.r efforts TO
ea.er -se church. .a.s group .1s.i.--
- c.y.I proceedings 70 compel rec
esa...oa o5 themselves and to force
I Richmond 20 -aza eser 10 them a.,
1....-..i. --,...,---s ~ .,.,-- ssstl..4
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-24
WERE SELLING LIQUOR.

Fred Taylor, white man Of Win
chester, was arrested in that city on
a charge of selling whiskey. He was
fined $50. Walter B. Henry, arrested
as an accomplice of Taylor was held
for court, as this is his second Of
Tense.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-24
ToDAYS OLDEST STORY.

Rio De JaneIro. Feb. 23.-Di.
vorce, hitherto absolutely pro-
hibited, has driven the entering
= wedge into the laws of Brazil.
In the new Civil Code, a more
than six years work Of the Fed
eral Congress commission and
signed by President Wenceslau
Braz last week, absolute divorce
is permitted by the unhappily
married. but they cannot marry
again.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-24

The Journal works for the welfare
of Martinsburg.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-24
This newspapers circulation books, rec

circulation
and advertisers
nhNec We KNOW
We have nothing hide nothing
proud Of DON'T YOUR ADVERTISING SPACE BLLNDLY
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-18
NORTH BENNINGTON

Baptist church, r. NJ Derwacter,
pastor: Morning worship. 1890 Sun.
day. Subject, Buried Treasure. "
Evening service at CLOCK, subject,
Mexico Our Problem" Sunday
school, Has; Christian Enleavor
meeting at =. A cordial welcome TO
all our services
All young people are urged to be
present at the Endeayor society at
6.15 at the Congregational church on
Sunday evening. This rs home
missionary meeting, why Christians
ty is the hope of our country"
Nelson Payne is the leader The So
ciety needs you.
Although the night was not espec-
tally propitous about seventy-flve
were present for the "Get-to-Gether"
function OF the mems class OF the
Congregational church on Wednes-
day evening Good delegations were
present from South SALISBURY and
church of North Bennington DR.. j.
b. Woodruff as president opened the
evening with felicitous remarks in
Producing Rev Peter Heller of South
SALISBURY, Rev Mr.. Derwacter, II.
r. Cushman and Rev j. S. Clark of
our village who were in happy mood
and put the audience in good humor
for the stereopticon lecture given by
Supt. LID. Whittier on phases OF YER
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-18
Good Warm Winter
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Cotton Knit Undetw ear,
Csc TO $50 a garment
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YOU KNOW YOU Need
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hiration, Hoods Sarsaparilla
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Hoods Sarsaparlla is especially
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-18

A cold does not get well of itself.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-18
GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY

Mrs. Elizabeth Geweye has been en-
tertaining her mother. Mrs W. II.
Smith; her nephew, Lloyd S. Russ.
undertaken in Canaioharie, ~ Y; and
Miss Fieeda Roberts, for the past
week They motored from said place
to Bennington and while returning
home stopped at Troy. Her mother,
eighty years of age, enjoyed the trip
as well as the young people.
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II Bent ON Christmas Shopping,
Write RIBBONS" i'm
Your Notebook

The woman who wants to give to her Christmas gift
a touch OF her personality will make sure 10 Wis
1t the ribbon section the first thing and plan gif,
ing ribbons part Of it. 1t may be tor only lit
tie bow knot or 10 tie package or may he an elah-
crate article made Of ribbons only Whstever ,Aa
reed may b., you will be sure Of finding, y
bon section, just The quality, color and design wanted
in all widths and at attractive costs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-18

casions should be feature more often
OF the church life OF our committee.
The ladies Aid society OF the Con-
gregational church will give a chick.
en- pie supper on Tuesday evening,
Nov 81. The price viii be % cents
and should be within reach of every
ono. Remember the date
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-18

mont life including her scenery and
some industries. The lantern
loaned and operated by the Messers
White was very effective in bringing
out the details OF these pictures Az
ter the lecture the company adjourned
to the church pariors for refresh
ments and a social hour. These oc-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-18
Strong Ser viceable Shoes
For School Boys d Girls
JACK AND JILL
AND EDUCATOR

Mothers vino have had double
problem to serve to buy the
kind of shoes for their youngsters
that will give satisfactory wear
and also be able to purchase
serviceable footwear within a
price they paid heretofore will
find they need have no unessi-
ness along that score if they
purchase shoes for their children
in our shoe section. Though
the price of leather has gone up
by leaps and bounds, thereby
affecting the cost of childrens
shoes, yet we are able to offer
the same long wearing kinds
you've always bought here at
the same prices as before.
Boz S Shoes. $50 10 50 so
Girls Shoes. $3.50 TO $3.50
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Women's High Top
Shoes at $500

If you are of the firm conviction
that you cannot secure pair OF
stylish high top shoes for less
than So, 81 or So pair, there is
a pleasant surprise due you
when visiting our shoe section.
And what is more, the variety
of styles to choose from allows
you to satisfy most any prefer
ence you've determined on. The
shoes are made of soft, superior
quality kidskin and may be had
in all black, tan and all grey.
Button or lace models; cap and
plain toe; medium or long
vamps; also in combination color
models at 5000
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-18
Floral Ribbons
. Sc Yd.

These ribbons are used particularly for making sew
ing bags for covering cothes-hangerS and tor doz
en- ana one oihsr iems. They are 2 inches wide
and in many pretty color ef.cis; either in satin or
dull finish
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-18
CENTER sHAFTsRuRY

Regular preaching service at the
Baptist church, 2.30 p m, Sunday.
Subject Faithful or Unfaithful?"
Sunday school at 1850. All invited
to. meet with u.s.
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Cold Weather is Here |!
Splendid Quality
COATS at
$1,000 to $30.75

These are the days that make it
really unsafe TO venture out
without good, warm coat. One
is apt to catch a cold too easily
and when it can be avoided so
easily, why take the chance ?
Every favored style of the sea-
son can be found in broad collec-
ton. Here are coats with great,
big, roomy collars. Others with
immense cuffs and pockets and
a still broader range in materials.
The values equally as satisfying