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The Washington times., 1920-08-07
HOUSES FOR SALE

POSSESSION
AT ONCE
These are . few OF the many home ss~-
dlAte occupancy We believe that We have
the largest list of REAL HomE BAR
legitimstsiy owned by the REAL OWN
Ehs and has not been bought BY US Tor
spseaia,ivs % purposes 70 ee Sn.rsd 20
gains are listed with US to be sold TO
the nrst one TO see them. Easy terms ar
ranged.
$4,000. Beautiful DETACHED HOME
In saufs Addition. 10 rooms and bath All
medern improvements Large grounds.
$4,000. Newton st. N. W. West Of 18th
St. new brick; rooms and bath A. J.
No. i7s..
sli7So. sAUL's ADDITION. Detached
7 rooms and bath; new. A. M. 1. No. so2i.
$4,000. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS splsn-
did location. A. NJ. j. No. 1924.
sIl5eo. CLEVELAND PARK ArchItec-
turally the most perfect home DE-
TACHED. New. 7 rooms and bath. A. NJ.
l. Garage and very large grounds. EI-
PETwORTH
,lO.Soo. Beautiful new . room. and 2
baths. A. NJ. l. Nos. 1882 and 2olo.
,s.25o. New rooms and bath. A, NJ. l.
No POLL.
SAME PRICE AS PREVIOUS ONE.
SEMI, DETACHED. Also new; splendid
bargain. No. l7ob.
s7,7So 18th st. N. e. room and bath.
Brick. Furnace, gas No.zolz.
$1,000. 18th st. N Il. rooms and
bath. II. W. heat; large lot. No. 2ol6.
DETACHED
$3.50. Fourth st. N. e. Splendid buy.
Detached. rooms and bath A. n.
slI.5O0. BEST SECTION N. Il. splen-
did. architecturally perfect. New pebble
dash; rooms and 2 baths A. NJ. l. large
grounds. Beautiful view. Fifteen minutes
from Treasury. Easiest terms Practically
10-room house though called 6. No. 2ol6.
$4,000. BEST sECTIAN A ST. s e.
Splendid s-room and bath: brick; elcc-
trio light and latrobe. NO. 20zo
slo5oo. BEAUTIFUL DETACHED
HOME; Rooms and bath. Very. large
grounds: fruit trees; berries; garden In
greens (soid to florists) over $3.50 per
season. Garden large to supply the re-
quirements OF large family. All con-
veniences. within few minutes walk from
single fare zone. No. 19+3.
$1,000 PETwORTH Columbia Road :
splendid 6 rooms and bath: A. NJ. l. alley:
room for garage. No. Z026.
$1,000 PETwORrH. Hobart st. s
rooms and bath. No. 2o3l.
IN ADDITION TO THE BARGAINS
HERE DESCRIBED WE HAVE PROBAB-
rLY MORE THAN FIFTY OTHERS
AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION.
Let US know your wants Our sales force
will be ready to show the properties In
their machines.
L. G. SCHROEDER
(Removed From TIA 14th st. n. w. to
SIT BOND BUILDING,
5th Floor in Same Bldg.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

Facing Lincoln Park. Price $4,000.
This modern homo of rooms and tiled
bath, hot-weter heat and electricity, occu-
pied by owner. This is a corner property
and has just been placed the market.
1t is well worth an Inquiry.
Petworth. $1,000.
Immediate sale. Ideal Dunigan- built homo,
practically new, having rooms, h.-w. h.,
electricity; long back yard; largo front
porch; room for garage. Terms on apply
cation
Columbia Road Near 14th. $12,50O.
Price Reduced for Quick Sale.
An unusual home, having large rooms.
2 baths, h. W. h., electricity. sleeping porch,
in perfect condition. Possession. Terms
upon application.
Fl St. NJ w. East of 7th. Vacant.
Store and apartments above, being en-
tirely vacant, wonderful location for most
any business. tw6-story two-car garage
in rear. Thia property is in excellent con-
dition and imm ed,atc possession may be
had. Price and terms upon APPLICATION.
CLARENCE r. WEIGH
Ground Floor Southern Bldg.
Phone Main 1899.
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NEAR SOLDIERS HOME PARK.
PRICE, $500.
ATTRACTIVE modern eoicniaI s,stcry
heat, electricity. gas, double rear
porches, full-size cellar, with toilet
and laundry trays; In perfect condi-
tion: 2-car brick garage; immediate
possession.
@ STREET.
Near North Capitol st.-Cozy modern
story brick, six rooms tiled bath,
excellent furnace good deep lot; 20
$500. Good terms.
SEMI-DETACHED
PRICE, $4,25O.
Near Georgia ave.-2-story colonial
brick, rooms, reception hall, bath,
good heating plant. concrete cellar un-
der entire house; alley; room for ga.
rage; Immediate possession. Only $500
cash required.
WELL LOCATED NORTHEAST.
3b-ft. frontage on 9Th st,-Two-story
brick rooms, bath, very well built,
large front and rear yard; garage for
six cars; will be vacant in a few days.
Price, $500. want ofrer. $1,000 cash.
2-FAMILY APARTMENT N. e.
well-built, attractive 2-story brick,
& rooms and bath on nrst floor, 6 rooms
and bath on second floor, heated by
hot water, separate heating plants,
entrances, yards and cellar VIII re-
model entire building to suit pur-
chaser. Price, $4,000. Want offer.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
TIT 14th st. N. w.
MAIN tSst.
Saoo CASH viii start your home In Chevy
Chase, ID. C., In forest OF beautiful
trees adjoining Rock Creek Park.
G. E. YANCEY, Sales Agent,
-
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PARK VIEW.
$3.S50.

Brick house having six rooms and bath
with paved alley in rear of lot. Room fol
garage. The house 10 vacant and con
venient terms of sale will be made.
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l4TH STREET TERRACE.
$4,000.

A home that includes every
ideal OF the home desirable; semi
detached brick, containing 4 large
bedrooms. inclosed sleeping porch.
bath and extra lavatory. no. water
heat, electricity and gas: hard
wood floors and trim: one square
from l4th ST.: in a perfect setting.
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Columbia Road Near 18th. $12.5OO.
n St. N w. East of 7th. Vacant

CLARENCE r. WEIGH
Ground Floor Southern Bldg.
Phone Main 1899.
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BRENTWOOD, MD.
$4,000.

A six-room and reception hall
bungalow. on a lot SOxlb0. with
hedge fence. electricity for light
ing. gas and coal ranges for cook
ing. House in good condition, and
terms can be arranged.
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CAPITOL HILL
$1,000.

within few squares Capitol. LIZ
brary. Senate and House Office
buildings; "A modern semi -detach-
ed residence. containing 10 rooms.
2 baths. hot-water heat, hardwood
Nfloors and trim: screens. side and
rear alley; space for garage; oc-
cupied by owner; immediate pos
session.
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DAHLGREN TERRACE.
S6,950

Completely detached. flowers
and shrubbery; stone terrace; front
porch; screened rear porches;
hardwood floors: hot-water heat
electricity; vacant
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Attractive modern colonial 2-story
brick. rooms, tile bath. hot-water
heat electricity, gas, double rear
porches. full-siZe cellar, with toilet
and laundry trays; In perfect condi-
tion: 2-car brick garage; immediate
possession.
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$3.50.
TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT.

Near First at. and Florida ave. N. W.
well arranged building: different from mos
two o-family apartments: large rooms: hot
water heat; modern baths: attic; two eel
lars; back porches; apartments contain
Ave and six rooms; good home and In
yestment.
The Washington times., 1920-08-07
COTTAGES FOR RENT.

front: at Chesapeake Beach. r.
COOPER. South Chesapeake Beach, NJ
Lin. 1851.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-21
From Keyboard to dashboard Brings
More HavmOng on High Scale of Pay

WASHINGTON June 49, FROM DO
rr-m and the e. sciuc Go i.udJduh-
uuh. itA verify from kcyhoard 90
Washnomui
irol VIII Spahr tpr many Years "a
teHrhc 90. mlislc Dotu plano aud vocal.
has followed sac uuNiut Ut The AotUru
ment cNpcrtt Who saS tntt what tnc
nation necdH R moro productive anI
itss uun IfuduCtiNo labor
SPAIN dQins his mi TO hplr th,
nHtnna employment problem has
AfN'u ur tuaDhius the younger genera
Won how lo pHts ana has turned to Che
VI suhOlri Rr the instrument On which
hc will play hN role through the ir
construction period, Ia other wures,
nsh Aking lu Washing. luus Aunut .
NrNlus tnr world kurp clean
Harmony Too
iurideuihNt. Hr HH.r hy finiH fht
ih market luf me ariNleus hts lu-
cfDu-rd ihHt tho plt ia hcttor aud
uiHt ip' 900 hlrmor, us wcu a. WAGON
oi,h nD WruHa Uut hucn
hlu the nttinrN conference goa
DduUuNuu. Il NtuauuiEtuu. WAS dculOi -
H- tne nri thu t'tcncfs. n.turs tnd
taut fiH ir un times ar' fa.r Go
tfcn nfn nfriHlps hrcattD ol ue
iu" NHt flul 'pahr up Geo hiH elbows
100 ttauus. l..s a,mu,. ut .al, tnt.
l.N. Otn nahr good utig u otnrr
$3.50 tuU. httr to.
wasninu ricr9 Essential
iW SETTING ull thr wori can dn
nov n hand Sptnf SAYS 'au lm
pINnuins fu put Boa HI electric wa hrr
and m1nDlr Then iIl receive aud
.cul pltr'i pntt
arHhf nur estaNi.hol h nneu
ti l"i tup Af. 90 suburb 1rrora tnr
'NiHiIa' INft '.tlI t.dsltiu .lI
Nis.r hHa urut of l0r snru-
NHta frc.n tNl ana unauno t,r
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-21
CHAIRMAN DUNN
HAS PARTIAL. LIST

Counts Treasurer n 81 Garrett n
~nlv and Mrs Mary " lliefs
commissioners Precinct T. r NJ
lfwleucc ana Thomas B Dunn Pre-
e.uft % g. g. Wflrht Precinct g.
b. Wel'h rr0cnc a. X l. Garrett
and Joe 81 gallagher
% Wah reported 10 NJ Dunn laat
Hcut Jhlt tour at his letters wcrs
fom commissioner candidates resid
ur in Nnha'own aud vicinity
nuhhc WniEher.- Precinct l. NJ o.
Dunn OPT Corpus Christi ~. .. % Is.
ifiafd. O. sHglCy aud = .B Glow
c,a 900 of Bishop
Juettr of th. Ponce pat Whcmu
fDr place $50 5. city, Nccrgr y Curtis
nrG o. a McCampbcll. for place 40
% Gus irccinct 40 o. Charles Nc
l>inH.e coy Nu'ccstown. Precinct 80. ..
iohu D. Bhtlcs Of Bishop
Constable Lee Fetzci precinct No
County Executive Chair
man T. D. Dunn ward l. j a DOW
ncy wnrd = g. o. Mulngao ward 8.
q. jeahins. ward a. Edward Il Kle-
borg watd O.. Al $ Gus. ward g. Dr.
- a SoSrcst ward James Mcbride
ward s. d. IS Roark ward o. Il A.
NaEEcD ward 10 " g. SuihcrIanl
ward D. blank. ward H.. y a Ben
nctt ward 49, g. g. nrndlo wnid
%. b'r, T. Kinder ward %. Paul iieil
man, ward lo ! " Long ward o..
q a Woodbridge ward a.. "a p Rit-
tea ward 40 blan., ward geo. ~ A.
k,c" ward a. Clarence Carmen. ward
blank ward 49, 7 NJ. Lawrence.
DR.
Dunn atld ho N1'. tu. nirrt
1- ni thN executive committee tnda,
fuicN ht would prosout tho uam,,
~ had received AZ iht time h,
Thought ~ probable that no would nltc
in' 'n"indri af tho application G.U
iNf mni
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-21
Catarrh is a Real Enemy
and Requires Vigorous Treatment

Throw those maAoahift remedies
a. the winds and gei on the right
ICltmrnt Oet bottle of s. s.. S..
aud begin "a treatment that has
been praised ly slnorcrs Zoe
half q century.
3 S eets right at the source
Of Datrh and forces from the
blood thl germs which cause the
disease Special medical advice
regarding your own ease free. Ad-
dresa Medical Director 100 Swift
Laboratory Atlanta, Ga.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-21
Railroad Strike
Hits Baltimore

BALTIMORE. ,func ga Baltimore
Was h.t hv a new railroad strike early
TODAY and n Us cnimod by The strik
ers That every freight yard in or around
iaiiimote practically lg paralyzpd with
about 400 yardmen absent from their
work Even the strikers do not say
that 700 nor cent ol '-r Aardmen are
Out however
I'm a. ID hate hour tonight only the
Rad crews sun We're working and the
railroad companies were able TO mnin-
tain run passenger service
Officials OF the Pennsylvania rail-
road admitted that half OF their yard
cr"',s wore out
None of the strikers gave any warn
Ing presented any ultimatum or eN-
pressed amy grievance or complaint TO
IA. rpiltoad officials.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-21

M Whiting letter am Arfu pitF
nolrit al. his compliments au thr
cute IDLE
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-21

Twins are moro common among
mothers 81 between 20 and ah years
than al other ages.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-21

NNohouou mttot ler osm.. 70
'infn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-21

Discarded photograph recurds make
eNcullcut substitutes for hceswaN Tor
latirOns.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-21

r-o Caller Classified ads,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-13

the ladies' The proceeds viii be
used in the fuel iund
Samuel Woclshleger vas home from
Lowell Mass, over the week end and
Columbus dayiI W
Mrs. pahlel 4. Gardner entertained
her father ana mother, Mr. and MRS.
Ilall over Sunday from Westminster
IT. -"
u Mrs. Alice Barber returned Satur-
day from Cushing, Mass where she
has been the guest of her daughter
Edwina, who IS attending Cushing
Academy n
a Mrs. Isabelle Myers is confined TO
ber home with illness
Two dogs got into a large flock Of
sheep owned by Barber and Baker
last Sunday morning but after the
Strengthening began Arson Pratt
heard the comm ton and was soon
en- the spot and shot and killed one
a hound and it's companion a large
black shepard dog. escaped before
the craftsman could get beed on
him. Mr.. Barber and selectman H..
W. Morgan were soon On the scene
and the owner OF the dead dog was
found and a dii.gent search s. being
made for the escaped canine.
The new concrete steps leading e
the parlors OF the Methodist church
have been completed and is a fine
Improvement to the property.
John Mpsley and family of Hoosick
spent sunday at Grandyiew farm
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-13
Miss Mckinley has a

statement Of Miss Mckinley who, after her
personalu Of Nuxated Iron. tells Of the results
she obtained.
Miss Mckinley says; while had often
heard Of Nuxated Iron must admit that prior
TO using It myself had 20 idea Gifts remarkable
value for building up the health and strength.
Following the strain imposed BY months Of
the most exacting work singing for the soldiers
in the various army encampmen.s, together
with my social engagements and charitable
pursuits, found myself in such weakened,
rundown state that feared complete collapse.
II seemed utterly impossible for me 70 drop
everything and goaway lof complete rest, but
/ realized that as my condition was serious !
must either do this or find something that
would actually rebuild my waning strength
and enable me 10 continue my activities.
. 1 had always been pfeiudced against tonic
preparations which. for the most part. found
only acted as q Temporary stimulant and usu-
ally left one worse OF than ever. However.
when my own family physician mistakenly
accommodated that give fair trial 70 Nuxated
Iron. consented 70 begin its use with the result
that after few days the weakness and exlaus-
ton from which | suffered began 20 be replaced
by feeling Of renewed strength and vitality,
In less than three weeks time my whole system
was tingling with energy and power and ! was
overjoyed 20 find that l was once more In
superb physical condition.
'Nuxated Iron has accomplished 50 much
for me that ! regard II as the ideal tonic for
all weak. rundown women. As a strength
health and blood builder. | am convinced
NuxatFd Iron has no equal.
In commenting on Miss McKinley's state
ment. regarding the efficacy OF Nuxated Iron
DR.. Ferdinand King. New York Physician
and Medical author, says; tits my opinion
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-13
h

that In practically rinc times out ~ ten, I'M
strurg nerves and failing strength ana vitality
are dde TO deficiency OF iron IN tie blood.
Many woman who - rundown. floj vous ard
who quickly tires ont, suffers from iron defci-
ency and does mt know it. aga convinced
that there are Thousands of stch women who,
simply BY takDg NgBatcd ir9ts might readily
fjdlf VI tliclf pef bb5oA totpfhcies. increase
their physical .agergy, and GET taep9gelves back
u VifalG antkyigofots hcaith.A ~ snriching
the blood and increasing its oxygen. carrying
iabhy flesh toneless tissues, and frtllid checks
OF nervous, rundown women into a glow Of
health. AID nakh Them loot .panger within
a surprisi1sly shdft tine"
Among other physicE.us asked for an opinion
was Dr.. Ccngc H. haktf, formerly Physician
and Surgeon Monmouth Alamefiai Hospital.
Now Jersey, wiD says: 'Ngliat tbhlen need
TO put rose IN thc.f cheeks aud the .sprinetime
Of lfe into tiieir stop Is hot eosmeic or stimu-
latiDg drugs hut pl>nty. Of r!ch, pure blood.
WITHOUT ig 10 SioEian can do.etcdie 20 herself
or t9'her work. Is % one Of the greatest Of
all strength and DIsOa-huildets. afu | have
found nothing ia niy experience So elective
Tor helping to make strong, healthy, red.
boodcd women as Nuxated Iron
MANUFAcTJRFrs NorE; Nuxated Iron, which
~ recommended above, % not q secret remedy but
one Which Is well known to dfuFgigts everywhere.
Unlike the older Inorganic lTUn products is easily
asslmil4toi ana does not lniure the teeth, make
them black. nor upset The stomach e IN tablet OF
genuine Nusatcd Iron Is stRInped us f9lgws-Y--
ana Tue words Nuxated Iron are stamped IN
INTO each bottle. % that the nuhlic may
not be I'd into accenln5 infssior sibstiiutos The
uanlaelureis garan.ec successful and entirely
refund suAg money It's d.apsnlrd " All good
druggists Ia tab.ct fern only.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-13

eral months and tried other remedies.
l had read of Lydia L, Pinkhani's Vege-
table Compound ana decided to try it.
After taking twelve bottles I found
myself much improved and took six
more. have never had any more
trouble in that respect since. ! have
done all kinds Of work and at present
am an attendant at a State Hospital
and am feeling fine. / have recon-
mended your Vegetable Compound to
dozens Of my friends and shall always
recommend it"-LILLIAN THARP, s24 S,
9th st., Carrollton, Ky,
y would 'G ike a to S Fbo rH0' ~ @ tSe
Lydia Il. Pinkham Medicine Col Lynn,
Mass, for helpful advice given free Of
charge. n9an 81 Ht
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-13
BENNIFlG ron BRIEFS
News Of the Iowr ard Village rol
Briefly for EgsY Readsrs


Miss Elsa Wahlquist has resigned
her position in the Office OF the Allen
A company
Anita Stewart in The YeilcY Ty-
phoon' at Library Theatre Friday
and Saturday. Adv
Remember the organ recital at the
First Baptist church tonight Tickets
may be procured at the door
The Bennington Girls club will
HID Their weekly dance Thursday
night. Cussions orchestra. ADV.
Co.inne Gtifith wears latest Gre
at ons OF dame fashion in The
Whispe Markeg Harte Theatre
toda ADV fnf1i
Last showing Of Riders Of the
Dawn This picture caused SEN
,at.on on Broadway. Opera house to
day ADV
The ladies society OF Cid Benn ng-
ton will meet with Mrs. Richards
kellogg on Friday afternoon at 23O
to do Red Cross work.
The pastor, Rev. James A. Perry,
will have charge Of the prayer and
praise service at the Methodist
church Thursday evening
Henry II. Voorhis, who has been
visiting his brother, Willard B. Vor-
his Of Cage street extension, returned
Monday to his home in Schenectady.
Pauline Frederick in "The Peace
OF Roaring River. Ga gripping drama
Of the great Yestl also, a Christie
Comedy Library Theatre today,
Read bis ad. Ady W
| a trip to Rio de Janeiro, the mag
nidcent South American city -
within the reach OF anyone going TO
the Whisper Market al laarte The
atre tonight ADV.
THE Adventure in Hearts" adapt
ed from Captain Dappe." the ST r
ring novel by Anthony Hope and d.
rectad by James Cruze and Para
mount comedy at Opera House to.
morrow ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mahon and
| daughter Grace, Mrs. William Lun-
dergan, Mrs, Martin Kearns and Miss
Nellie Buns lett this morning by
auto for New York where they viii
spend g few days.
The Branch street circle Of. the
Ladies' Aid society OF the Methodist
church will Saturday afternoon enter.
tain the society at the church between
the hours Of and o'clock. Mite
boxes should be brought at this time.
Friday evening Prof e. Z Long
will meet the Methodist choir which
vii lead the music in the gospel sery
ices under the Churchill Evangelist
lparty Mr.. Long des res that all who
can possibly do shall participate in
the work.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-13

Dr.. Guthrie. general secretary. of
The EpwsrtA Leaguef WIN be the ptia
cioal speaker this evening al the ses-
sion OF the Hoosiek Valley annual
convention An Invitation is ex-
tended to the publc and The young
people Of .othes churches are espec-
tally requested t. be present
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-13

could not walk any
distance, r ied e or
take any exercise at
all without Testing.
If / swept tic floor
or did any Find OF
work it would bring
my sickness on, i
was weak and Ian.
guild, had no energy
and life was q misery
to me. ! was under
the care of q good
Dhysician for sew
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-13
SOUTH SHAFT euRy

For Sale-l have for sale two dwell.
ing properties situated in South Shafts
bury village one house With barn
and some SIX acres Of land, the other
a dwelling. barn and ordinary village
'ct Beth places are offered al reason.
able prices and would make comfort.
able, low priced homes. Address
Charles N. powerse Savings Bank
Building, bennington, W 27t6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-13
Sunderland


Z. w. Parke- and A. p. Bowen re
turned Saturday after spending
week With relatives in Keene y. H.
Edward Harris Of South Shafts,
bury was a week eaa guest Of his
brother j. r. liarris
Mrs Harley Bakar Is entertaining
f'ends from Pownal
Mrs. Arthur Baker OF Manchester
is spending a few days with her sis.
ter, Mrs. b. A. Parker.
Mrs. Giles Bacon and son Roland
were in Arlington Monday.
Mrs, Frank McDaniels spent the
week end with her daughter Mrs. e.
y. Beagle CT South Salisbury.
Miss Mildred Dodge of Pawlet re.
Gently visited Mrs. A. p Bowen.
Mr. and Mrs Asa Bacon of London
derry were Sunday guests Of Mrs. A..
r. Bowsn
Mr. and Mrs John Madison and
Mrs, John Wilcox were in Benning,
ton Friday
Mrland Mrs lIiram lIaaleton spent
Sunday with friends in Londonderry.
Miss Florence WyInan was u re.
cent guest rf Miss Wilma Randall OF
West Arlington,
Mrs. Mllliard Sumner Of Bennlns.
ton was a recent guest ofMrs NJ s,
Pike ,Nt
Miss Mildred Cook was the guest of
her grandmother Mrs zllpha Greg.
Dry
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-13
LIFE WAS A
MISERY TO HER
Says this Woman Until Re-
Iieved by Lydia E. Pinkhain's
Vegetable Compound.

Carrollton, KY suffered almost
two years with female weakness, /
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-13
Mabel Mckinley - Niece Of The Late
I President Of the United States Takes
Nuxated Iron for Health and Strength
And Says She Regards 1t as The Ideal Tonic For All
Weak, Rundown Nervous Women

2
DR.. George H.
Baker, For.
merly PhySi-
clan and Sur
geon Mon :
mouthMemor-
ial Hospital Of
New Jersey
Explains Why
Iron Is One Of
the GREAT
EST OF ALL
STRENGTH
ptIIII DER &
- Says: He has
found nothing
in his expert
ence SO efec-
tive for helping
to make strong,
healthy req
blooded wo-
men as Nuxas
ted Iron.
Every woman
no wishes to
possess health,
strength a nd
beauty, should
rafpfiiiiv read the
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-13
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A foodsae will be held by the
Lad es Aid sgocigty OF the Methodist
church neN Saturday afternoon ana
n the sYening IN entertainment viii
be given and lunch will Deserved by
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