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iolfa. Triier fra $50 iii $50. Slime
liae @ilfaar. 2en5 2anb & Soar Gonts
PAM, @or 9. SamestoiunL $50. Saf.
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ben to @anse itaaet ferit grobuftiou
AZ Speoe; to Sarge nar ben go. 2 90 en-
Gang go. ?. gltiS ben isrite / Groouttiou
al Saarbpeoe iamt I 9inirs, naoenbe op til
oae andre Staters Grobuttion. @n gaua
fob ben sperit | gp9 albris ncbenfor
treble; aloris nebenfor ippenbe / Rua eler
Sopre. Gar siort i~torartet Srrsselie / Mtais
og | gei9tninser. Oh fan cnSnil erboloe
Siem Der ubeu SommisIton til os, mebens
ganoet enbnu er bidt9t. eette Siltoar.
Strip ltrar ior birefte Salesplan.
J. S. MURPHY,
immigration 500 Line Railway,
1868 500 Bldg, Minneapolis, Mimi.
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StIiaIgs. 24S Icres 2ano, bet
meite Mnber Tprfnine og enoel meo aps
ling; enbel nue Spsuiugsr os @ieroer. Sus
tit, Sfole, StGte Roao oa 2 sirfer lnosn
80 Rooos. Z. e. 9angpid, &idpiat, Ufiin.
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rens 2nife. 81 sn'fer p~irfelise Se'tlere.
Silifrip 3. Z. Seten, Sulma State Sdnf,
Solmo, Miuu.
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Oh 3ano - Soorfor life
~ fonrme til Gill 60, Wputaud, bpor
Iblte gars apling piloe mere eno betale for
9anoet. Griisrne ira s15.00 til $500 pr.
Acre. Spis interesieret %tilltrip &. 9. Sopee,
Snperneis, MontdnG.
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SiliaIgs. 16l Icres Iarm, 2
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goer. 30 gcres mere fan lpg9es nnber Vlos.
6iGlpelis sobe Sp9ninoer, COB Sreno %
rtHoeuoe 9anb. Sil for enosi tase Worts
aaae Tor 5 8roeent. Sob Stoffarm. Siaiat,
om lolet isr lite Suli. &. n. Bid, Geeorab,
Soma.
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~ beitripeube bet beremte &betitone
&oQep Mais= ps alfalfas eanb intet
bebre til 4riieu. Sauf of Commerce. Will
banf, S5. Saf.
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Oaroiegere, ie Der! 6nis on
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nswo Of the Town and vIliaS~ Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

All kinds of nuts, vegetables, In.
dian River and navel oranges and
grapefruit at the Fruitlan !. ADV.
A meeting of the Sons OF Veterans
will be held at Grand Army hall
Thursday evening at o'clock. All
members please attend.
Born. Sunday, Dec. 16, a daughter
to Captain and Mrs. Francis A. Engle
hart of West Point, ~ Y. and grand.
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison /.
Norton of Bennington.
Charles Adams this noon received
letter from his son, C. Wayne Ad-
ans, stating that he had enlisted in
the supply company of the first Yer
mont regiment and was on his way
from Washington, d. G., to Camp
Greene, Charlotte, N. c,
( Eighty-two dollars is the total Of
the cash contributions received so
far by the Christmas committee.
Four sacks of -four donated by Ben
nington citizen, have been distribut-
ed among needy families. Gifts OF
clothing, bedding and toys are still
coming in but more and more are
needed
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News al she Town and Village Told
Brlsfly for Busy Readers

Have you bought your Red Cross
membership yet?
Mr.. and Mrs. A, j. Cooper and
daughter Mabel have gone to New
York to pass n portion of the holiday
season.
At the regular meeting OF the
Grange this evening reports of the
state Grange meeting, in Burlington,
will be given.
4 See Captain Alvarz dash across
a narrow foot bridge on wild horse
in Captain Alvarez" at Harte Thea
tire today. ADV
Big variety of Schraffs Blue Ban,
ner chocolates In bulk and in fancy
boxes for Christmas presents at the
Fruitland. Adv
Don't fail to sec c,-srIning Edith
Story in Captain Alycrz and VIM.
Duncan and Carol Holloway in THE
Fighting Trail at Harte Theatre to.
day. Adv.
A pair of shoes. rubbers or slippers
Is a very acceptable and useful gift.
Buy them ct the New York stores
shoe department, where prices are
tho lowest. Adv
Harry T. southall has lost his air.
dale terrier. The dog accompanied
some mixers on q trip yesterday and
is presumed to have travelled too far
in tho deep snow death resulting
from exhaustion
For aale-Anybody desiring
slightly Gsed piano for one half the
wholesale price. would do we'll to
commune ate before 10 p. m. this eve
ming with + L. Page, Putnam House,
Bennington, VI Adv Ar
Albert Hall was in Troy Sunday
and accompanied his wife from the
Samaritan hospital. as far as VIII
Jamestown, where she is to be the
week END guest of his cousins, Mr.
and Mrs Ernest Williams. The many
friends of Mrs Hall will be pleased
TO know she IS rapidly gaining
strength and will be at home Sunday
tho 23rd.
Charles n. Pike, a we'll known
North Adams contractor, died at his
home in that city this afternoon af
ter long Illness, aged "A years He
was the father of Mrs. j. NJ. Hatha-
way and Homer s. Pike of Benning-
ton. The deceased was a veteran of
the Civil War and a member of San
ford post. The funeral will be held
Saturday at Ii o'clock. ro 49,,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-19
NORTH BENNINGTON

Reynolds Durham is confined to
the house with severe attack of
neuralgia.
Mrs j. Ed. Walbridge is in Spring
field, Mass, visiting her daughter,
Mrs, Fritz Armstrong,
Mrs. James King of North Adams,
Mass, has been visiting her mother,
Mrs, George Griffith
Mrs. Martha w. Hall, who has
been in town few weeks, has gone
to Cleveland, Ohio, to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Colvin and
daughter are spending some time
with his mother Mrs. Margaret Col.
vim.
The romans OF Mrs. Earl Holden
Of Wallingford win be brought here
Thursday noon. lnterment in Grand
view cemetery. Mrs Holden was q
former resident
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-19

each man One cop each of
Form ten twenty.nihe and ten
ten will be sent to the camp
with the indicted man and one copy
of each of these forms will be immed,
man or group accompanied by two
copies OF Form ten ten for
lately mailed to the camp after the
Man has been forwarded to camp; THE
third copy win be held by the Local
Board IN a separate file until 'f1irtheT
orders, The Commanding Officer al
the Camp WIN accomplish the entries
and certificate provided in Form ten
twenty nine and on completion there
or #ill mail one copy direct to the
Provost Marshall General and hold
the other copy until further orders.
IN nsihg Form ten twenty nine for
voluntary Induction. as prescribed in
THIS telegram focal Boards Will write
aer6ss the face thereof on the first
page in bold red ink characters, the
Word Voluntary" and the Word IN
tsntfy, Quarteritaster Corps, Medical
DeaIrtmeiit," or Whichever word de-
Afghates,. the Branch of the service
fof' NhiGh each man was Indicted
WHERE practicable, men snould be
sent in grohps even if it il necessary
to delay some applicants as muth as
a week, but no delay in excess OF a
week Tor any applicant is authoriz-
ee
Fifth, The attention of Local
Boards should be emphatically dir.
ected to the fact that this method
takes the place of voluntary enlist.
mont and thai since men indicted un.
dor this provision are to be sent for
great distances at considerable ex-
pense to the Government the utmost
care should be exercised in their
physical examination and no man
should be forwarded to any of the
destinations. mentioned herein unless
1t is quite certain that he is physi-
TcaftyF acceptable for military service
in Local Boards should be enjoined
that they are on their mettle to de-
,monstrate their efficiency as recruit
iD& units for our Army.
Sixth. Transportation from the
Local Board to the destinations men.
toned herein should be provided sss
prescribed in Section one seventy
and meal tickets for the period of
time necessary for the journey should
also be provided by the Local Board
When the journey requires over
twenty four hours, tourist pullman ac-
comdation may also be provided by
utilizing ordinary transportation ne
quest for tourist transportation but
where tourist transportation Is not
available standard pullman recomen-
dalton may not be furnished in any
instance
Seventh. Please communicate this
order to all Local Boards within your
State by mail without delay and with
out change or elision.
Crowder'
BY direction of the Governor.
il. s. Johnson, Acts Adjt Gen.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-19
Why | Believe 1: Z. Il I
\ i'm NlXale(i Iron
\ StrenaeA -Buildesuspe ine Nation
~ 10. 81 e.r.n.,... II. u

A enaeN-BuildeasDspe ,Ine Nation
~ BYSE. Sulsgh NJ. d, u4t
ProbablyS no remedy has ever met
With suca ,phenqaenahS SUCCESS as has
.Snxatef Iron 1t is conservatively
sstiaated that SYsshse mlilifpgP
people annually aTes iaKirI& il I'M tAik
country alone. 1t has been highly
endorsed and used gby, Foryaer Unit
cal States Senator's and Members OF
iR'ongress, Physicians who have been
Connected with weA-known hospitals
thaye prescribed and recommended
it; Monseigaeur Nannini, -promin.
@nt Catholic Clergyman, recommends
IL to all members of the Catholic
Church. Former Health Commission
er VIM. T. Kerr. of Chicago, says il
ought to be used in every hospital
and prescribed by every physician
Sarah Befnhardt-"theD Divine Sarah,
The worlds most noted actress, has
ordered a large quantity sent to the
French soldiers to help give them
strength, power and endurance.
DR. A. J Newman, late Police Sur.
geon of the City of Chicago, and
former House Surgeon Jefferson Park
Hospital, Chicago, says Nuxated Iron
has proven through his own
tests Of it to excel any
preparation he has ever used
for creating red blood, building up
the nerves strengthening the muscles
and correcting digestive disorders.
DR.. II. e. Vai., formerly physician in
the Baltimore Hospital and Medi-
cal Examiner says that time and
again he has precribed NuXated Iron
and surprised patients at the rapidly
with which the weakness and general
debility were replaced by renewed
feeling of strength and vitality.
If you are not strong or we'll, you
owe it to yourself to make the follow
ing test; See how long you can work
CIR how far you can walk without be-
coming tired. Next take two five.
grain tablets of NuXated Iron three
times per day after meals for two
weeks. Then testYour strength again
and SEQ how much you have gained.
NOTE. .Nuxated Iron, which has
been used by former Members Of the
United States Senate and House of
Representatives, and other prom
inent people with such surprising
results, and which is prescribed and
recommended above b.l physicians in
such great a1iety of cases, is not
patent medicine nor secret remedy,
but one which is well know to drug
gists and whose iron constituents are
widely prescribed by eminent physici-
ans everywhere, Unlike the older in
organic iron products. it Is easily as
simulated, does not injure the teeth,
make them black nor upset the stom-
ach; on the contrary 1t is a most
potent remedy In nearly all forms of
indigestion as we'll as for nervous run
down conditions The manufacturers
have such great confidence in Nuxat-
ed Iron, that they offer to forfeit
500 to any charitable institution if
they cannot take any man or woman
under 60 who lacks iron and increase
their strength 100 per cent. or over in
in four weeks time, provided they
have no serious organic trouble. They
also offer to refund your money If 1t
does no. at least double your strength
and endurance in ten days time. 1t
is dispensed by w. L. Gokay and all
good druggists
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-19
.LOCA BOARDS MAY
..... ACCEPT. ENuSTMEATs
Continued from Page onel

biyoetContinued from Page onel lsr,.
es to Fort Mcdowell, California; by
all other Local Boards to Camp
Greene Charlotte. North Carolina
Organization conditions are such that
only white men may be sent TO the
places named in this order therefore
no negroes VIII be indicted under
Section one hundred fifty until fqr-
Their orders. supply conditions are
such thai no men 4 present may, be
indueted under this metb2de ffor ser
VICE, in, the CaYalEy, Field HrtilleESi
Coast 4. Artillery 9i'J, TrTTfhiins,y Corps
si n4eiillr c9Raitiiaan7t ihe mp PYili193;
ton camps nEbefIysht tpei sePdRElgg u y
such camps 81 msha ly9lnn g lEysJ II,
dltcted
9 FOURTH. In seAdihg nga'lqB tie
places. mentioned in this ,tS1agram,
Local Boards will prepare TN . cop
les of Form ten twenty nine for each
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-19
only One "eRoMo oUlNlNEu

To get the genuine, call for full
name LAXATIVE BROM0 QUI-.
NINE. Look for signature Of e. w.
GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day.
SOC.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-19
70 cure a Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money il
IL fails to cure. g. w. GROVES
signature is on each boz. SOC.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1917-07-24

Eastampton Township
Northampton Township
Pemberton Township
Mount Laurel Township
Northampton Township
Willingboro Township
Woodland Township
Northampton Township
Medford Township
Willingboro Township
Northampton Township
Northampton Township
Northampton Township
Southampton Township
Willingboro Township
Westampton Township
Mansfield Township
Northampton Township
Pemberton Township
Mansfield Township
Westampton Township
Eastampton Township
Mount Laurel Township
Mansfield Township
Northampton Township
Northampton Township
Mansfield Township
Lumberton Township
Mount Laurel Township
Woodland Township
Washington Township
Shamong Township
Evesham Township
Evesham Township
Bass River Township
Northampton Township
Evesham Township
Northampton Township
Tabernacle Township
Southampton Township
Northampton Township
Lumberton Township
Willingboro Township
Lumberton Township
Springfield Township
Mount Laurel Township
Northampton Township
Northampton Township
Pemberton Borough
Northampton Township
Northampton Township
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50 Louis H. Chambers

50 Louis H. Chambers
815 Ellis D. Mcgee
1126 L. H. Schoenly
612 Irwin Sharp
S69 B. Harrison Delete
1888 William Clouson
1899 Andrew Bozarth
764 Jay b. Tomlinson
359 Charles Worrell
1888 Kenneth P. Stevens
9S4 Logan Harmon
724 Frank o. Emerson
93S David B. Warren
1877 Cheston j. Moore
1887 Charles S.. Workman
1926 Frank E. Snyder
497 William b. Sharp
SGT Norman w. Harker
1887 Howard S. Bowker
463 Clarence l. Haines
1915 Ephraim H. Giffin
81 Charles X. Shinn
53l William Connell, Jr.
46S Charles A. Ingling
859 Edgar N. Assay
663 Lawrence G. Gillian
469 Abner P. johnson
245 Albert K. Paul, Jr.
$50 Thomas w. Morrison
1907 Joseph Grifree
1454 John Oscar Adams
1900 Alfred F. Gaskill
81 Samuel r. Briggs
148 Jacob Wolfrum
Ia Stacy Corlis
$50 Victor Grover
100 Isaac Forman
1872 Herman Kempte
1449 VIM. L. Simons
1898 Wallace d. Estilow
1872 William Oliver
251 Harry Ritter
1889 Henry /. Winner
$50 John Brodsweki
1889 Albert H. Meench
59S Preston I. Roberts
1926 Alfred d. Patterson
$50 William H. Bryant
iii James M. Parker
65S Richard S. Folwell
| GAL John A. Wickward
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Springfield Township
Washington Township
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Medford Township
Medford Township
Northampton Township
Mansfield Township
Northampton Township
Pemberton Borough
Medford Township
Mount Laurel Township
Mount Laurel Township
Mount Laurel Township
Mount Laurel Township
Medford Township
Lumberton Township
Northampton Township
Southampton Township
Northampton Township
Springfield Township
Mount Laurel Township
Pemberton Borough
Northampton Township
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Pemberton Township
Mansfield Township
Lumberton Township
Willingboro Township
Northampton Township
Medford Township
Northampton Township
Northampton Township
Mansfield Township
Mansfield Township
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Lumberton Township
Bass River Township
Westampton Township
Mount Laurel Township
Evesham Township
Pemberton Township
Pemberton Township
Lumberton Township
Lumberton Township
Southampton Township
Pemberton Borough
Lumberton Township
Mount Laurel Township
Northampton Township
Northampton Township
Washington Township
Bass River Township
Northampton Township
Willingboro Township
Mount Laurel Township
Pemberton Borough
Willingboro Township
Springfield Township
Springfield Township
Evesham Township
Evesham Township
Springfield Township
Washington Township
Springfield Township
Eastampton Township
Mount Laurel Township
Mount Laurel Township
Washington Township
Northampton Township
Westampton Township
Lumberton Township
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1887 Archie ]. Lovesey
1491 John M. Sooy
9S5 Elwood H. Holmes
1852 Benjamin D. Smyth
AIS Russell A. Worrell
800 George NJ. Reamer
ass James Gone
8O6 Harold c. Lippincott
ll76 Elmer Smires
4l6 Kingdom G. Vaughan
6I7 Clinton Thomas
526 Arthur Bachman
SOC William Stainker
613 Howard Stiles
3I6 Harry E. Davis
PA Frank A. Simmons
GAS Harvey @. Butler
1888 Granville c. Wells
96s William F. Eddleman
1858 Frank Mike Durr
546 Charles Donagon
1854 Elmer Haines
766 j. Harold Worrell
1874 Joseph L. Colby
1912 Irwin X. Green
51I Augustus Townsend
2O5 Claude Greenwald
1876 Robert S. Ranken
913 Horace Plat
342 Floyd j. Prickitt
$50 Harry r. Bryant
934 August F. Vogel
ago Howard j. Haines
| APT F. Albert Bowe
666 Richard d. Garon
241 Howard Nitchman
40 James H. Maxwell
/ 1927 Nick Yockomedo
572 John w. Jordan
100 Benjamin Cooper
1915 Alfred D. Haines
1913 VIM. A. Thorne
157 Clifford Budd
| 236 Frank Mitchell
1909 Charles H. Joyce
| 1853 Orville M. Norcross
PA Samuel Hoffman
629 John Stewart wilkins
647 Charles B. Coles, Jr.
1854 George w. Barber
1492 Rob. P. Stewart
20 John Kitchner
918 Mark Reynolds
1880. Luigi Assent
533 Abram E. Conrow
1859 Ell. R. johnson, Jr.
1929 Charles r. Atkinson
1870 Edward Hornor
1897 Harry Platt
ia Richard ]. Gallagher
151 George E. Wells
1886 Jos. N. Applegate
1487 Chas. H. Ryan
1859 VIM. r. M. Fox.
81 Robert A. Cook
603 Martin Riley
61S George r. Tozer
1863 Benz. F. Cavileer
986 Seaford Harmon
1908 Joseph Burnley. Jr.
209 Benjamin Green
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Northampton Township
Medford Township
Pemberton Borough
Northampton Township
Medford Township
Lumberton Township
Northampton Township
Mansfield Township
Northampton Township
Northampton Township
Lumberton Township
Hundred
Northampton Township
Southampton Township
Lumberton Township
Lumberton Township
Medford Township
Lumberton, Township
Lumberton Township
Northampton Township
Northampton Township
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Lumberton Township
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Medford Township
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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1917-07-24
Karg Market
BELL TELEPHONE 227

Our Fancy WESTERN STEER BEEF
is without equal and is sure to please.
Home dressed Veal and Poultry of. the
finest quality obtainable.
WILSON'S MAJESTIC AND AR
MOUR'S STAR HAMS are in class by
themselves. Both can be found in our
market.
A full and complete line of GRO
CERES of indispensable quality, and
prices that are always right.
Beginning Wednesday, June the 9th,
we will close our store every Wednes-
day during the summer months at I2.3o
O'Clock P. NJ We ask for your hearty
cooperation in this movement as we feel
that our employees are entitled to this
time.
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1896 E1Iis C1amer
289 VIM. A. Washkiewicz
1898 BENZ. E. Lewis
443 Carl Danley
"a Morris c. Gaskill
1862 Francesca Franchelli
1929 John Winskey
951 James W. Buck
779 John M. Clevenger
55S Ellis F. Godfrey
3S9 Arthur Linton
1907 Harry Hughes
1852 Jacob A. Lippincott
1047 Ellis Collins
1928 Byron Grigg
$50 f. Rodney Peak
1888 Mah'n H. Southland
lac Charles Witeraft
482 John Mutt
81 Albert G. Bowker
1893 John G. Endress
2l9 Charles R. Johnson
1877 Charles Schreiver
1868 Vincenzo Materese
693 Thomas r. Spieer
839 S. Albert Sleeper
l249 John w. Hargrove
1884 Leroy c. Lewis
as Harry Sooy
1885 Joseph H. Braddock
605 Walter + Roberts
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Washington Township
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