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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-11-23

All the lands belonging to Mrs. F. J.
and J. w Cotton and M. J. Cash are
posted, and hunters and all other tres
passers are warned to keep off. Viola
tors will be prosecuted.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-11-23
Mobile & Chic Schedule
al Macon. Miss

SouTHBOUND
No. l Express Daily ........ l;l5 a. m.
Through t. Mobile
No. $ Express Daily 1917 p. n,
Through to Mobile
No, 5 Express Daily ....... Sal p. m
Through to Nerd an
NORCHBOuND
NJ. 1Ft,-,sS Daily .~-....,a:50 a. m
Through to : : Louis
No. { lNprcSs Daily .,....+ AIS .. n,
Though TO St. Louis
No. 6 Express Daily. 49,. 1875 a. m
Through to Union City
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-11-23

i have a few pairs or
tr'os Of thorough. bred
Large and Erowtay for
'reeding Ea err to raise
q more money. Pair $40;
NJ 81.
an 5. i. c HARVEY,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-11-23

U. W. MULLINS, Admi1i- lrat,r:
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-12-27
DISBELIEF OR DIsLOYALTY?

VVIE HAVE in this community, every community
w who does not believe the list of
beer laid to the door of Germany in Arms surprising
that the of German birth is loa to believe that
his blood have been guilty of atrocities fact
difficult for of any birth believe them. They
barbarou foreign civilized times be
But there such preponderance discriminating
evidence to show that Germany
of mans those pages which civilization
that continued disbelief dangerously sloyaty
to Americas in this war;
The public information recently published
94page booklet entitled German War Practices publ
cation deals with the German machines treatment civilians
and for free distribution edited by c. Munro
Princeton University George c. See of the University
conn and August c. Krey of the University The
public information created President
for the of furnishing people with reliable
concerning the The committee composed of
The secretary of state the secretary secretary of the
and George Cree The committees publications are there
fore in fact publications of the United government
This publication snothng than compilation state
nents OF reliable eyewtnesses and extracts from the
soldiers The statements from like
Gerard Herbert Hoover Minister Brand Whtoc Vernon
Kellogg of the commission for the relief Belgium
Here are two OF the extracts from the war
diaries: 3 sse sGa. s4 ha@ sfsa7
French thrown into the blazing houses civilians with the
From the diary of Private Hasseer Army Corps
I'm the night of August the village of SantMaurice
punished for having fired German soldiers by being burnt
to the ground by the German troops 1.-TWO regiments the 18th
Landwehr and the 17 The village surrounded posted
about yard from another that could
onlans SET nre 10 IT, mouse by house. Neither
child could only the greater part live stock
carried off, that could be Anyone who ventrd to
out shot down. All left in the village
were burnt with the houses Fom the diary Karl
cheufe of the 3rd Bavarian Regiment andwehr
In describing the destruction village Rehel an Of
fcer of the 17Sth regiment 18th Saxon corps oo
God! The Vandas themselves could
age. This place is disgrace army" sass1 II
And thru the booklet The editors say they have
only small part of the great discriminating and ndis
putable evidence at their disposal
And yet day meet the who says: 81 do
believe it, In other words he believes that Secretary Lansing
Secretary Baker, Secretary Daniels Ambassador Gerard
ter Whtlock Herbert Hoover President Wilson
United States liars that the truth like God
# German origin There may be difference be-
ief and dsoyal but don't know where the ends
other begins The who refuses believe
his and chooses get his information
he columns of hybrid half newspaper
must thru the channels thru every
American newspaper is not good American citizen. Ill
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-12-27
GARDEN OF ALLAH" AT

Garden OF ALLAH" AT
PRINCESS NEXT WEEK
Critics who have seen Selig's 'The
Garden of Allah" filmed from Robert
Hichens' wonderful novel of the same
name, have asserted that it is. the
greatest love story ever presented on
the motion picture screen. The love
scenes between Helen Ware and Thos.
Santschi are very strong, and in adj
dition, there are succession of scenic
pictures amazing in, their elaborate
ness. "The Garden of Allah" was pro-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-12-27

duced by Colin Campbell, the famous
director, who produced 'The Spoil
ers," 3The Ne'er-do- Well" "The Cri-
sis, "The Rosary" etc. The Arabian
cities at the edge of the Sahara, not
ably "Beni- Nora" are presented real
istically. The temples, mosques, the
bazaars, the walls of huge stone, etc.,
are beautiful and faithful in every re-
spect. See 'The Garden of Allah. -
the last word in cinematography, at
the Princess Theatre, Thursday, jan
uary Bird, matinee and evening.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-03
Ne. Drilling isr Nate.al Prepared I. -.

get great comfort from the use Of
the shoes it takes the friction from the
shoes, freshens the feet and makes
walking easy. Gives instant relief TO-
tired, aching, swollen, tender feet,
blisters and callouses. Also sprinkle Il
in the foot-bath. British and French
troops use it. ~, ser u nm 81, y ,s3
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-03
99-Baker, Frank A., Cresco!

699-Baker, Frank A., Cresc0l
24s-Duffy, Chas. j., Riceville.
521-Betts, William W., Cresco.
695- White, Ray p, Cresco,
-Jacoby, Joseph j., Elma.
Ga -Peckham, John W., Cresco. ~
1134-Vollbrecht, Chas. Riceville.
Baldwin. Sidney r., Chester.
2S3-Ledgaard, Pater, Riceville.
1927 Kakac, Frank, Lime Springs.
1908 Wilson, Walter, Elma.
s17-Barbour, Homer e.. Cresco,
r 59-Bly, Rollo NJ, Lime Springs.
5--Novak, Louis G., Cresco.
1926 Shepard, Amos B., Elma.
,612 Nichols, William W.. Cresco.
1863 -Hildahl, Adolph T., Elma.
764-Hubka, Joseph j., Crcsco.
Lars K, Lime Springs.
io9S4-Rinrodt, Fred, Elma.
|p724- Mask, joe, Cresco.
i93S-Haskovec, Albert, Elma.
497- Ratz, Paul A.. Cresco.
667-Jackson, Chas. r., Cresco.
1881 -Siversen, James. Lime Springs.
r46s -Doolittle, Ralph J., Greece.
! s4-Haven, George B., Lime spgs.
5s1-Flynn, John c., Cresco.
1863 Ferkingstad, Lawrence, Cresco,
iS59--Anderson, George, Elma. #
66s Hamilton, Stephen A., Cresco.
400 Glass, Ellis G., Cresco. >
a245- Clausen, Harold J., Riceville.
5S0-Anderson, Carl J., Cresco.
351-Jurgensen, William, Lime Spgs,
| 94-Jones, John H., Lime Springs.
14s-Pierce. Ralph, Lime Springs.
s. 14-Clewett, David j., Crcsco.
$50 9Prochaska, Joseph, Jr., Elma.
100. Miller, Earl Lime Springs. att3
'S92-R einhart, Henry s., Elma.9 %
'7S2-Lukeo, Edward IT,! Protivin. Z
i257 70 Eschweiler, Herbert B., Ricevi'e
1870 Hastings, Howard, Chester. !.
5ss- Kellogg. William p, Cresco. i !,
1875 DER, Edward A., Cresco. to L
yI96O-Lauck, William j., Elmc. &i9a
65S=-Hattlestad, Herman NJ, Cresco
!, ,941- Haylik.9 James J., Elma.s mi.
|1131AThies, William, Elnna. 4 80 :.
,6a17 Weber, Chas. K, Crescoio 1.
104O-Weber, Fred J., Elma.
s7s-Kuresh, Eddie, New Hampton,
746--Borlaug, Carl, Lawler. snb sti Il
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-03
Tenth Hundred.

No , n III f#r. III = II .-t - .....'
482-Morgan, Leon E., Bonair.
< s97-Jones, Clinton O., Lime Spgs.
: 219 Malcomson, Ray L., LIE Roy Mir
Winters, AL, Cresco. p
39-McCarville, Raphael, Cresco.
1094-Langel, Vitus, Elma. Is
5-Walter, Louis r., Cresco.
6O5-Leppert, Frank w., Cresco.
6S7-Smith, Benjamin NJ, Cresco.
1ss-Laws, Wilbur L.. Chester.
1135-Vlahoplos, j., Minneapolis, Min
541-Hass, John, Cresco.
247-Davis, William D., Riceville.
179-Hutchison, Ellsworth R., Chsr.
6S4-Perry, Thomas R., Cresco.
997-Shwacke, Conrad, Elma. Il
922-Devery, Stephen F., Elma.
253-Fluner, Harrison R., Riceville.
263-Harding, Ivel A., Riceville.
577-Wilkin, Edward F., Cresco.
732- Svobode, James, Cresco.
661-Hansen, Henry NJ, Cresco.
727-Ptacek, Joseph ", Cresco.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-03
u y, E.Tl5 = !7s Il VI L.5tfgL G7FtE'I
SCANNING, Roy IL, Cresco.

"a a=-
496-Rutsch,: Fred, Cresco. .---..-s.-s- 800
S11-Polashek, Vince L., tProtiyin.
12-Copeman, Arthur. Cresco.IA
S97-Thompson, Albert o., Elma.e-
1O7S-Garrett, Dewey W., Elma.
N74S-Andera, Frank S., Protivin.
'10S-Maehling, Chas. L., Lime Spgs.
I17S---Hall Lorenzo H., Chester.
s377-Souhrada, Martin, Lime Springs
x 9-Bigalk, William j., Cresco.
347-Ihns, Herman j., Lime Springs.
70 -Debban, Amel A., Lime Springs.
!, l6-Denier, Cecil, Lime Springs.
Z 952-Kennedy, Thos. j., Elma.
6 i595-Fueling, Julius c., Cresco.
7S9-Natvig, John O., Cresco.
s49-O'Brien, Chas. E., Cresco.
si1S4-Trochta, Louis L., Lime Spgs.
{ -McDermott, John B., Cresco,
p 374-Seitz, John Michael, Riceville.
925-DeFord, John, Elma. -.
173-Gilma, Milo D., Chester. m
/. 184-Kubicek, John j., Lime Springs
4 s19-Barnes, Eugene F., Cresco.
Il 1855 Cline, Chas. M, Chester.
1899 Titzner, Frank f., Elma.
! 474-Herold. Henry L., Cresco.
60-Cray, Joseph B., Lime Springs.
J 5ls-Allen, Walter r., Cresco.
759 Chyle, Frank r., Protivin.
l 20S-Halver, Dale L., Leroy Mimi.
293 Peters, Elmer c., Riceville.
771-Junko, Joseph j., Cresco.
1855 -Milota, James F., Cresco.
404-Dotzler, Henry G.. Bonair. ~! = -
I 1877 Williams, Stanley, Bonair. N
1853 Prochaska, Emil, Cresco.. 7nf
I, 575-Qvern, Henry A., Cresco. .a,,,s
/ 277-Kauffman,, Wilton A., .Riceville.
Z, 9$7-Sock,. John, Elma. - 7 K
411-Hauck, Harry, Cresco.' -
10 SO Hughes, Joseph s., Lime Spgs.
1855 Hogan, Joseph p, 3Riceyille.
1923 Prescott, Augustus B., Lime Sps
! 249-Deluhery. Lawrence, Riceville.
!. 204- Finn. John H. lie Roy. Mimi. 2
. 3S7-Aberg, Louis, Bonair. gr9H at3a
10$5--Hagestad, Ii Chas.l M, :,Elma. ,n7i:
931-C Cannon, William W., 2Elma. ayt
139-Williams, Gordon j., Lime Spgs.
!. 57-Bergeson, SEVERN, Lime iSpgs.
l59- Briggs, William G., Chester. d
AIS IMohr, vernett +, Lime Springs.
1s7-Burgett, John p, Chester, '' 49,
33sM,-Dunlap, Leon, L., Lime, Springs:
l65TCapper, Earl G., Chester, ,faa
787- Hoffland. Martin, Cresco. Jam
-Christoffersen, Neils G. A., iRvle.
3s6-Aberly, John H., Limeatsppings.
1O01-Watson, Frank, ElmadT ,2diG
252AEschweiler, i william c.. Ricev'e
IS AHartung,, Albert FL Lime spgs:
.7ds- Cleghorn, Chas. e., Ctesco; =
1B4 1-Dudacek, Glenn, Elma, ;, .is, ~ ~,
GA 4-Baldner, Leonard p, Cresco.
'683-Peter, Ernest Cresco.d .
1O6 Diekman, Louis H., ma.tiFIl;
Al -Heyden. o. r., aCresco ''a&d
100 6AKrali Joseph j., Elma:. : 90.
ss6 4Schoenfeldt,, Adolph, Elma. =
+ 301- Schmidt, Hans, Riceville.
1O56-C Clark, Edward A, Elma.
1873 slifka, John T., CrescoS i%
1044-Buls, Alex, Elma. 5;t II ss5@Ssg On
Clark, Roger T., Cresco.. s2s \ E
s2s- Dell, John C., Cresco.
= ElAvenfh Hun1ra1.- E.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-03

1O4O-Weber, Fred j., ,Elma.
S79-Kuresh, Eddie. New Hampton;
TAG Borlaug, Carl ! L a aa6stai.
= - o Eighth Hundred, Y2o t,:
&655-Fleming, Emmett w., HCresco! Y
$50 Banning Roy ~ Cresco. e ? ~
SS0-Haskovec, Mike, F. Cresco.t = ~ !,
ss5-Schoenfeldt, Bernhard r.. Elma.
9l4-Cummings, Clyde A., Elma. !,
791-Natvig, Arthur, S., Cresco, ti5fa
69-Delap, Cecil G., Lime Springs.
1116-Parsons,5 Roy L.! Elma. It saia
+ S45-- Minear, Page, Cresco.p loH'ld II
1929 Smith, John j., 1Elma! : ]ao. 70
873- Johnson, Ingval, Elma.
1O36-Shimek, William A., Elma.
79O-Marhoul, Joseph, Protivin.
1155-Rimrodt, Henry c., Elma.
174-Hamann. William W.. Chester.
310-Simmons, Roy F., Riceville.
414-Lichty, Clarence B., Lime Spgs.
763-Fencl, Chas.. Protivin.
307-Swancutt, Chas. s., Riceville.
991-Shannon, George, Elma.
500 West, George H., Cresco.
$50 Mocn, Reuben O., Cresco. 4
1Os4-Johnson, Henry, Alta Vista.
25-Steinmetz. Carl j., Cresco.
4O2-Daws, Arthur G.. Bonair. =
Drilling. Frank H.. Cresco. v
161-Baldwin, Harry Leslie, Chester.
1908 -Bronner, John W., Limo Springs
1879 -Molloy, John J., Chester ,cF
659- Hollenback, Alvin c., Cresco.
/ 361 Petersen, soren p, Riceville.
700 Hruska. Frank j.. Cresco.
s09-Berckes. Henry H., Elma.
129-Rude, Herman, Bonair.
1853 Reckner. Herman, Acme.
213- Hail, Walter H., Leroy, MINI.
4s5-Daley. John j., cresco. ri =
1896 McGrane. Elmer j.. Elma.
1s3-Bradley, Floyd, Chester. 10
665- Hamilton, Fred J.. Cresco.
1115-O'Neil, Patrick H.. Alta Vista.
904-Arndt, Frank, Elma.
1015-Dudacck, Chas., Elma.
1864 Dunlap, Glenn. H., Lime spgs.
405- eager, Richard E., Bonair. n
$50 Eickhoff, Henry J., Riceville.
1856 McCarville. Alphonsus l., Elma
1147-Kapka, Walter, Riceville.
s5s-Linehan, Thomas E., Elma. Sd.
329- Buresh, Frank, Riceville.
62s Webster. Albert F., Cresco. "
426-Nast, Gregory NJ, Lime Spgs.
1923 Dusheck. Frank, Cresco.
246-Doyle, John NJ, Riceville. 81
731- Steffens. John, Cresco.
6s2-Plopper, George W., Cresco. :
76s- Horkey, Frank W., Protivin.
955-Kobliska, Frank, Elma. q
627-Thayer, John f., Cresco. q
1868 -Dealis, John, Kansas City, Mo.
80 Jones, Martin, Lime Springs.
1856 -Paulson, Paul Kristen, L. Spgs.
144-McMaster, Thos. E., Lime Spgs.
.1136- BunstOn, Edwin G., Riceville.
551-Mcvay, Harry. Everett, Cresco.
Casey. Burton, Elma.
756-Chyle, Chas. W., Protivin.
Nelson, Werner L., Victoria, Ill.
1OsO-Kruger, Edward, Riceville. 4
S21-Crowe,, Richard, Cresco.
85O-Ranc, Chas, Cresco. ~ .'''
523 -Birtwistle, Leslie E., rCfesco,
1111-Murphy, James NJ, Acme.
S55-velkinburg, Clarence, Cresco.
902-Vokaty, Albert, Elma.
S91-Polansky, Alois, j., Cresco.
669-Johnson, Elmer, Cresco.
1030-McKnight,. Thos, A., Elma.
104-Kamaus, Henry, Bonair. "a
540-Hosek, John NJ, Cresco.
79-Hartung, Arthur L., Lime Spgs.
579-Albers, Edwin r., Cresco.
74O-Valvoda, William, Cresco -.
2S-HurheS Raw Limo Cnrinrs
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-03
OFFICIAL LIST OF RECIsTRANTs.

Continued from opposite psge)
442 Leonard T. Turnmier, H. Cen.
2O2 Floyd e. Elliot, Oak Dale. sti
Winfield Cray, Chester. $3.50
26S-John M. Hughes, Jamestown 2
272 Edgar s. Hanson, JAIME town. 3
904-Jesse 1. Mcdaniel, Howard.
s66-Hubert ]. Gilbert, Paris. u h &,
1913 Doyle W. Confer. Cresco. -.
407-Fred c. Halweg, Howard Cent?
262- Elmer L. Hardy, jamestown.
1856 Frank J.. Neubauer,f Paris. *
ss3-John J.. McCaryille. Paris: 3.s'
1161-J. H. swacker, Alton. VIII;
769-Lewie Hopperstad, n. Oregon.
1852 John G. Ring, Alton. '3lGi SIS :
776-Edw. johnson, New Oregon.
4 566-Peter A. Schneider, Cresco. Y.
5S1-Henry Aberg, Cresco.3
311-Guy D. Schoonmaker, Jamest'n.
124-C larence A. Peterson, L. Springs
Note beginning with the following
number, the order is changed the
surname being given first instead Of
last as in the list preceding; also
the postoffice address is given In
stead Of the town or township where
registrant resides. I, 3syi,is II 3gf j
4S1-Mueller, Elmer Melchofr, -. sps
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-03

649-DeNoyelies. Leon G., Cresco.
$50 Peacock, John, Cresco.
99-Urban, John F., Elma. 2s1<..
1149-McGourty, Jas. j., Jr., Acme. "
7SS-Martinek, John F.. Jr., Cresco.
793-Natvig, Alvin y, Cresco. go ~ 7.
534-Grinhaug, Joe, Cresco. 't' - ~
119-Orr, Ward, Lime Springs. n
63O-Thompson, Edw. p, Cresco. y
901-Vokaty, James, Elma. ~ y '5&''
1052-Cashman, Harry, Elma.% , ~ i"
S03-Vachta, Chas., Protivin.
135-Underbakke, Bert, Chester. IS. -,
64S-Despard, Algie R. - ,4,Ia "a
643-Carman, Ned, Cresco. ,rs.arr5 l..
Ninth Hundred. ii u ,"ait
1oOO-Voves, John E., Elma, , ..s 10.
,946-Jacoby,. Elmer, Elma: -.
|! 291-Osterman, August F., Rceville.
.1012-Bartels, Bernhard E., Elma, 4
+ S12-Stvanky, Frank w., Cresco. IT
554-Meyer,, Leo j., Cresco. .al,1tiif
454-Boyd, Fred, Cresco! 49, Ir}5"
1O79-Grube, Will F. Riceville. ~ I
962-Lange, Carl, Elma..t( E i%iI1 =
53-Korbmac cher, Carl, Elnaa. $':1 ! ~
3-Copeman, Archie, Lime Springs.
2O-DeGreve, Chas., Cresco. -
s35-Kovarik, Frank, Elma, a,.3%l
467-Fye, Elmer F., Cresco. - - =, :
a1s-Wilks, Robert j., Riceville,
9s9-valvoda, James A., Elma.
1S1-slasor. Milo E., Lime Springs.
s7-Haven, Norman A., Lime spgs,
s15-Casey, Frank ". Elma. ,lf)2.
315-Thompson, Andrew, Rcevilleo
476-Johnson, Lowell w., Cresco.a .
S13-Tanberg, Ralph L., tRiceville.a
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-17
READSBoRO

Miss Alelia Pellegrini OF Pittsfeld
spent the week end here.
Miss Lovett and Mrs. Dewey spent
Saturday in North Adams.
Miss A. Lenhooff spent the week
end at her home in North Adams.
A party of young men motored to
Camp peyens, Aver Mass Sunday
Mezzonette and Piantoni have pur-
chased Ford truck to use in their
business.
A Perry Bishop. who is stationed
at Camp Deyens, Aver spent Sunday
at his home. III
There will be two masses in st.
Jochim's church next Sunday at
eight and ten.
Mrs. NJ o. Hicks and daughter,
Miss Bertha were business visitors in
North Adams Friday.
Silas Hicks returned to Fort Ethan
Allen Sunday afternoon after spend
ing his furlough here.
Rudolph Barozzi and dentist Meag-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-17

her returned Thursday night, after
spending a week in New York.
Mrs. T. " Sprague, Marjorie Par
sons and Amethyst Eldridge spent
last Wednesday in North Adams.
Mrs. George Mcknight and daugh-
tetr, Miss Alice of Shelburne Falls,
spent Columbus Day with Mrs, j. o.
Carpenter
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer and two chill
dren and Donald Hicks motored from
Greenfield Sunday and spent the af-
ternoon at M. o. Hicks
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Pike and son
Harry and Mr.. and Mrs Bosquet mo-
tored to Pittsfieldj Sunday and spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict
Silas Hicks was surprised Saturday
night by large number of his
friends who met at his home to give
him a farewell party Games We're
played and refreshments served A
good time was enjoyed by all qiga
Anyone desiring a beautiful Unit.
States flag at one-third the price
charged by regular dealers can get 1t
by mail by sending $1.40 to The, Ban
ner Office, Bennington. These flags
are 5xS feet in size andssare uaran-
teed by the manufacturer. to be rain
proof and sun proof. The stripes
are sewed and it is in every respect a
fine flag. People who have old and
frayed flags should take this chance
to get a nice new one. Order at
once as the supply is limited. A
smaller flag Axe feet can be had by
mail for SIPS. Service flags with one
or two or three stars, S5 cents. These
flags are for the homes which have
sons or brothers in the army and are
being displayed by patriotic families
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-17
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive Tablets,
the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards, practicing physician for
IL years and calomers old-tine enemy,
discovered the formula for Olive Tablets
while treating patients for chronic con-
stipation and torpid livers.
3 DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but a healing, eoothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the 'keynote" OF these
little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets,
They cause the bowels and liver to act
normally They never force them to
unnatural action.
If you have clark brown mouth" now
and then - bad breath = dull, tired
feeling headache-torpid liver and
are constipated, you'll find quick, sure and
only pleasant results from one or two lit
Gle DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every night
just to keep right. Try them. 10c and
25c per box All druggists.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village TOLD
Briefly for Busy Renders

Charles F. Sears is spending the
| day in Troy.
! Mrs. Charles f. Sears is spending
a few days in Arlington.
Ruth Roland in "The Neglected
Wife" at Harte Theatre today. ADV.
| Harold Estes, who has been work
ling at the Bennington Scale. works,
ifhas resigned.
+ Branch No. A of st. Marys Guild
will meet in the Parish house on
Thursday afternoon.
Do you want to knit or make
trench, candles? We are going to do
both at the Y. w. G, tonight Better
come and help.
Karl Townsend, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Townsend, was taken to
the Samaritan hospital last night in
a critical condition.
Miss Katherine Grace returned to
her home at East Orange, N. j., this
morning, after several days visit
with her cousin, Mrs. Thomas Dunn
of School street
Special car from North Adams to
Bennington tomorrow night after the
grand opera, This is the only chance
Bennington people will have to hear
the great Creatore company. ADV.
Miss Helen Carpenter and Miss
Maud Edison OF Bennington, Miss
Helen Perkins OF Rupert and Duane
Hawley of Arlington are enrolled as
students at the Albany business
college.
Lorraine Huling in THE Fall of a
Nation" will be shown again at the
Harte Threatre tomorrow afternoon
and evening The price of admis
sion will be 10 cents to Children and
Us cents to adults ! Ady.
Having appeared Eas an East In
dian Prince in Each to his Kind.
a Hawaiian in THE Bottle Imp and
a Mexican bandit in THE Jaguar's
Claws" Sessue Hayakawa returns to
the role of q Japanese in forbidden
Paths Showing at the Harte Thea
ire today only. Adv.
Forbidden Paths" is strongly
vital story of Japanese man who
| is in love with an American girl. His
supreme self.sacrifice is one of the
most noble and enthusiastically
Japanese deeds ever screened and
| throws a new light on the character
of the Nipponese. Showing at Harte
Theatre to-day. ADV.
A large Liberty Loan" sign,
electrically lighted has been placed
on the First National building
| through the efforts of the War Work
| committee and the cooperation Of
| Nichols & Warren, Z. K. Larrabee
| for the Twin State Gas and Electric
CO.., ]. A. Connolly and 4. A. Carpen-
ter and Sons,
| Superintendent George p. Martin
of the Vermont soldiers home and
Mrs. Martin have returned from
Springfield Mass, where they have
been attending the Eastern States ex-
position Next Friday is TO be Yer
mont day at the exposition and a
large number of people from this
state are expected to be present. The
exposition closes Saturday.
United States fiagS at prices WITHIN
the reach of all. The Banner has Sc
cured few United States flags like
those we sold a year ago last sum-
mer. Standard bunting. fast colors,
sewed stripes, metal groInmets. We
have two sizes SKIS. price S1.30; Axe,
price S115. We have only a limited
number of these flags and cannot get
more at these prices. If you want
one of these flags come at once. If
ordered by mail add 10 cents for post
age and packing. The Banner, Ben
nington. Vermont. 19tf.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-08

cars of coal are mined here and
shipped each week, and several
RATS of ties from up the river
have been brought in since the
rise in the river, and lots of ties
are hauled in here on wagons A
bank will soon be doing business
here.-There are several autos in
town. The merchants are doing
a good business. Everybody is
at work and our town is On a boom.
Rev. Baker fill his regular APP
pointment at the Christian
church Saturday and Sunday
Misses Nellie and Alice Carter of
Lebanon Junction are visiting rel
atives and friends here this week.
II. M. Dees, who has been quite
sick for some time, is much i'm
prOved.-Scott Dickerson, who
has a position in Ohio is with rel
atives this week.-Mrs.. L. G. Fa
lin, of Louisville, was in our town
few days ago visiting friends.
Mrs. R. 5. Mattingly and two
little daughters of Paris, were
here few days latter part of last
week.-Urban Chuning was in
London Tuesday on business
Since the warm nights and good
rains have set in crops and gar
dens look we'll, especially the po-
tato crop 0be apple of the eye)
Well, We see that a few of the ne
cessities of life have taken a tum-
BILE downward. But they could
take several tumbles and yet be
as high as a cats back. But just
wait until Uncle Sam gets thru
with that crooked bunch. 1t will
not be many days hence until the
new crops will come in and a
great many will have plenty and
to spare. Asher is in Berea
this week visiting relatives.