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|. . Wen Der itob oprabe G. aaleicbes
pogn rbenfor Storet, % Der lao en-
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oct life oct bruno Sintet bans 81
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bar oct life Gognp WSen life laa
+ q II uiloe billie pna benoe MI ba . :.
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rafte ham Saanben iaa lgenert %
iripoitig iom BERTH.
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life eratulere mig?" Sffc BET MIND
ihe Sfanipet brugte bum ;. bare ia
oct lige buns til bam iaa'n Der paa
Ben Wnnben, afflirot Iom bun inaf-
fet til ct ant upebfommenbes Wen.
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opergipent.
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49,. SO, ban fit oa gratlllere bent
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Sfon1S Sfplb funoe ban mi life Il
ant. Naar ban mt Iaa rigtig rsie
paa henoe, Iaa para mi life ina fG-
lanbes inotagctlbe beler, iom ban
bapbe troet.
90 III refer leg til @nibins-
tom" ia bun; "og ber Iful jeg bo.
Isn't that great"
"Gr-er-oct hon-hon-ber-
Der Toofer'n?" ipllrgte Sonas. Set
bar NOT aQieepel life frit for, at ban
misitnote 2eitnunten.
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BIN. "Why no! What makes
you think, I'd have anything like
that? 9teioa, nit Napn er WtcGors
tim = Wr5. McGartbp. Min Mano
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egentlig bar pprot De ii Collars, ban
bauoe llaat bam fpr.
MrnIiot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-04

Sr. 8cedfrrr.
Iil "GccornbsG pitcn" nrrc lnn penlia
al oplnic mig onl. bpornlot Oct onr ablos
lut neopcnbta for Yrritocnt Willnu at
oisrc ben Rciicu III europa. rnor naturs
iiqris enhper q Sorbaano tunoc ptoc,
nj Rciien bier ioen HcInltrtcr. o9 Der,
tiQtac foitct Gmertta > a 3 Dellltoncr !
On A%bouncnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-04

siaar sc iSrnHer Teres enbNriatton. Tenn
BELT Toits cher gdriaroi5utna. Set CT Iiti'
iert Of fenoe Isle Eenee I nln,ittoclige Yreoe.
oe bi fan life bore anlpurltse ior Veuae, iom
blir borte oao Beten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-04

SortGIlingen ON Sonas bill no,
fomrne / @ogiorm / SUM. Griien blir
S1.00. Iue, ion maatte puife gogen,
beoeS inoienbe fine SeltiQinger til
"9ecorah Goitell" itrar, for at Spla-
gets Sterrelie fon beItemmeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-04
General @uuO ices at Ia leirct

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nco Erciercnccualgct / 9tcp Ecricn
mco omfrin8 Ct tticn Stcmmcr. Cmr
trout $4,000 itcnltc poa 92oob %
$1,000 pou &ohuion. Get uUitc
&olg al @ctnoniuQ bIir 8rcicrcncc-
uoIact / &uolono, iom Iorcaoor oc,
lie Hoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-04

RSrynrp As srcoSp CLASS MATTER JUNE lbTH 1905 AZ
rux PosT orFIcr AT DEcoRsH. Iowa, UNDER rHk ACT
OF CONGRESS or MsBcHs. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-04
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-04
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Native steerslE.uU 40
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Chicago ~Kvsgmarked.
Kansas CITY

= A-- Ct.crs Sl1 .T5-13.3 30
HornkNas -. 6.aO-15.25
Stockers and feeders. .'oo 80
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-04
Misunderstanding,


1. Mai.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-04
The Garment Section is Almost as ALuring
as an Arbor of June Roses


ornlntuu yasne att ar0y choosing
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.


Strictly fresh eggs at Estes Market.
ADV
Everything in pickles at Estes Mar
ket.-Ady.
Fresh Strawberries and extra juicy
oranges at the FruiJland.-Ady.
See Buck Jones in THE Last Straw
he rides, he ropes. he shoots, he loves
alike man.--Adv.
Alias Jimmy Valentine" starring
Bert Lytell, the greatest crook drama
ever written, a Harte Theatre today.
ADV.
Imported Italian oranges and lemons
at Estes Market.-Ady.
Local 1896 Of the United Textile
Workers of America will meet tonight
at o'clock All members are request.
ed to attend
4 See Buck Jones, wonder youth,
blessed with rare gifts and modesty.
I in The Last Straw" at Hate Thea
/ tire tomorrow-Ady.
z EUROPE lOund THIS American first
but America takes care OF it's own,
William Fox's new star, Buck Jones"
! in The Last Straw" at Harte Theatre
tomorrow-A
4 The exterior OF the Congregational
church parsonage is being re-decorated
William Costello Of Mill street, who
for the past two weeks has been con
fined TO the bed by illness, was able to
be up today
Reynolds Fenwick of jefferson St.
who recently underwent an operation
for the removal of tonsis and adenoids
at the Putnam Memorial hospital was
discharged from the institution We'd
nesday.
/ Fresh, ripe tomatoes, peas, string
beans. sweet potatoes, hot house GU.
cumbers, iceberg lettuce, spinach beets
carrots, radishes, new potatoes and all
kinds of onions at the Fruitland.-Adv
Fresh Schrafft's Blue Banner chloe.
olates at the Fruitland. ADV.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-04

lis the choice collection of Winsome Cotton FrOcks.
the Warm-weather Suits and Sweaters.
the popular White Cotton and the rich Silk Skirts.
the Lingerie and Tailored Waists and the dmade Waists
the KmOnos and Neggeesthe House and Porch Dresses
the Girls White and COlored Dresses Middys and Boomers
the White and other Summer Footwear.
the dainty Silk cotton and and the cool Knit Underwear
the Vanity Fair Italian glove silk indies.
the Silk Gloves and Silk or Lise Hosiery.
the new Neckwear, Veilngs and Ribbons.
the fresh Toilet PreparaOns-the correct Stationery.
the Hair Nets and Fxings the Necklaces, the jewery.
the Little Boys Wash Suits-Straw and Check Hats.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-04

Busy Busy all week opening and arranging the seasons
bright CHEEKY merchandise all the various sections and depart
ments devoted to Womens and Chidrens wear.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19

before such a display?
Mishawaka never has been as
prosperous and as happy as she is
at the present time. In spite Of the
predictions Of The pessimists, she
has weathered her storms with a
fOrtitude and yigOr that are sur
prising. Today. with most cities
disturbed by labor difficulties and
doubtful Of their industrial COudi-
tons for the next few months. we
are practically Undisturbed. Fac
tories are running fun time. There
have been no trying shutdowns. And
what IS better yet, wages have re-
NAMED stationary.
Hundred Thousand Christmas saw
ings.
As II 20 clinch the argument. the
banks have lately announced that
Christmas savings deposits an ant
70 more than a hundred sand
dollars. That does not involve the
regular savings accounts, YOU under
stand The thrift habits incGlcated
during uncertain war days have re-
NAMED fixed. People are not only
earning money. they are saving IL
over the town there is an atmOs-
phere Of prosperity and cheerful
ness. True. there are the excep-
tions, for the poor we have always
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
Martha washington Effects.

Furniture stores make their spe-
cidc appeal. Beautiful articles for
the home are offered at reasonable
prices. For those able 10 invest a
little more in their gifts there are
choice pieces, especially designed for
such a purpose, artistic, tasteful and
conservative, such as Martha
Washington sewing cabinet IN ma
hogany. for example, or an odd piece
in wicker furniture for the sun par
Tor or the livingrOOm, or a smoking
stand for the den OF some inYeter-
ate smoker
You would hardly look TO cigar
stores for artistic holiday decora-
tions. Yet the windows are arrayed
in so clever and attractive man
ner that not only the men stop TO
admire them. The young miss, bur
dened with the weighty problem Of
selecting a gift suitable 70 him"
Iauses fascinated before a confusing
spread Of pipes, humidOrs filed with
the rich brown weed and topped
with bright sprig OF holly, cigar
et holders IN glowing amber and
gold. cartons OF cigarets. boxes OF
cigars. and over the whole stream
ers OF scarlet and sprays Of holly and
mistletoe. Is II any wonder thar the
fair young miss pauses perplexed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19

select from. The lastcomers must
content themselves with what has
been rejected by the wise.
1t is not only in jewelry and dry
goods stores that one finds the
Christmas spirit exemplided in at
tractive and unusual displays. Even
the hardware stores are fascinating
places these days. 1t is surpris1n 4
how many things there are in plain,
prosaic. and unlovely hardware TO
attract the discriminating feminine
eye. Every housekeeper, every
homelover. indeed. gravitates natur-
ally toward the window that holds
an appealing layout of kitchen and
dining room needs. Visions Of the
Christmas dinner occupy large
spaces in the feminine mind, es-
peClally il the family is coming
home; there must be no awkward
last moment discoveries of insult
cient cooking paraphernalia. SO
the far-seeing hostess stops to make
sure that there is nothing In these
splendid window displays that she
needs. Besides. what better gift can
these be than a kitchen set OF gran
iteware or aluminium Cutlery.
crockery. baking dishes. anything
in short. required ia the kitchen,
makes an ideal gift.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
Christmas In MishQWQkd Marked By
NeW Spirit OF joy and U11seLfSh7

For tho nrst time since our mem.
oral bic war Christmas OF 1917, Ailsh-
awake - prepared TO Indulge her
Christmas spirit To tho limit. with
no restraining anxiety 90 lend n note
OF sadness 90 the voice or provoke
"a tear OF regret 20 the eve. Last
year, and tho year preceding, the
memory OF wars inevitable toll wRa
stiu too keen 20 permit OF whole
hearted abandonment to the season.
We were net yet accustomed TO the
new order or peace IN tho world.
Our minds were sill prone 20 look
back across i've years OF blOodshed
and loss. IN wonder and bitterness
and distress.
Today, because time IS a mcrciful
healer and because tho keynote OF
life Is hoIe. we have put away our
grief and turned our faces toward
the Chrlstmastide, determined in
our hearts % make up 'or these lost
wears with q season 81 unparalleled
thaakfulness and fellow feeling In
the reaction our petty little differ
cnccs arc forgotten. our spites and
maIces and enmjues against people
ear. being put aside as we make
ready for the seas, OF happiness, OF
peace on earth and good viii to-
ward men"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
A New smile.


Mlshawaka streets already tingle
with the Christmas feeling. There's
a new smile on tho faces OF the folks
you see. It's easier 20 stop and say
hello somehow. Everybody seems
20 be- carrying round the same
thoughts tho same intent look
CLEANS IN everybody's eyes. There
AFRO gifts 10 buy-scores OF them.
Cards 20 send. Parcels 20 be mailed
20 out-of-town friends and relatives.
Holly and gay red bells 10 buy IN
order that the home may be dress
ed up "a proper style for the Christ
mas entertaining.
And the kiddies-ever stop 20 lis
ten 70 n group OF them round this
time OF year? There's much talk
OK new sleds. skates. air guns. peck
81 knives. dolls. and doll carriages
and tho thousand and one thing9
that the child heart delights IN. All
day. between school hours. they
flock about the store windows. visit
fulness written on their little faces.
as they select the things they hope
Santa will remember 20 bring along
with him when he makes his event
fuI call on them Christmas eve.
Mishawaka stores are q delight
not only TO the youthful heart and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19

with u.s." But we may d.sDel the
shadow that this knowledge creates
by the inspiring thought that they
viii be taken care OF. Not a family
In NIishawaka VIII be deprived OF
holiday cheer this year Provisions
are now being made 20 supply every
home where sickness or Geath or
misfortune have lately visited. with
the good things which 20 20 make
the season the happiest in the year.
We have not forgotten those who
grlexe. We have not dismissed from
our minds the thought OF those
whose hearts are heavy with sad
ness The recollection Of past SUI
fer.ng has given our Joy a finer quail
lty. We are more though-fui for
the welfare OF others. And as we
wish each other a very merry
Christmas and a happy New Year.
there is a new meaning I'm the OH
words The spirit OF Christmas,
born 20 centuries ago IA "A Bethlc-
hem Manager. has been revivined for
US bv human sacrifice. The fine old
ideals OF the Chr.stmasride are bur
nished bright again. We give. and
rejoice ir giving. knowing that there
is no greater blessedness than unset
fshness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19

eye. Older folks are drawn mag
netically 20 the windows TO inspect
the wares tempdngly displayed. The
jewelry stores sparkle in a manner
that is dangerous TO the bank ac-
count. Rings. watches. ivory ar
ticles. lavallieres. brooches, dia-
monds. rubies. emeralds are massed
IN a brilliant array that attracts and
holds the eye. Local jewellers state
that never before have so many
splendid and expensive gifts been
selected and laid away in prepare
ton for the gift season.
Merchants Offerings
Dry goods stores have their own
peculiar charm for the shopper.
Nishawaka merchants. fortunately,
are able 10 offer superlative articles
az a price considerably lower than
those found in nearby cities. People,
recognizing this. are doing their buy
ing at home this year. Merchants
have consequently been obliged 10
engage outside help 10 take care OF
the rush The shop early" slogan
has had its effect in a disposition
Of the women 20 take advantage of
the daylight hours T. select their
gifts Besides. as the clerks them
selves point cut. the early shopper
has the advantage in a full line to
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-21

where more than five men or women
are employed, executing newspapers,
In which business the councils are not
permitted to dictate. The five or more
employees elect steward, who will
confer with the employer on the rela-
tons with the workers and the general
conduct OF the business. The number
OF stewards varies proportionately to
the size of the staff, whose repres-
entatiyes viii now be given the pri-
fyilege of attending directors meetings
where they will be active voters, al
though not shareholders.
A foreman or department chief may
be forced to quit regardless of his
services to his employer. This feat.
use was strbbornly fought by the big
business interests. One of the last
notifications OF the bill prohibits an
employer from discharging woman
and substituting male employee for
reason of sex alone
The bill does not satisfy the indie
pendents, who clamcred for measure
after the Russian pattern, and was es.
pecially opposed by both parties be-
cause Of its radical interference with
the agrarian and big industrial work.
Ing systems. Sceptism is frequently
professed among all ranks with regard
TO the variability of the measure and
clashes between capital and labor, it
Is feared, will be inevitable. ISL
Owing to its wide qualifications 1t
wi be year or two before its feast.
bility 10 established. II Is estimated
thst he membership of the stewards
100000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-21

Washington, Ian. 1StzCharges Of
Read Admiral Sims that the navy de-
partment failed to cooperate fully
with the allies during the great war
viii be investigated by the sentae sub
committee before which they were
made.
This was decided today by the full
naval mm.ttee, which authorized
appointment OF another Subcommittee
to determine whether there should be
an inqu ry into charges made by John
r. Rathom, editor of the Providence
Or. ~ Journal that with the knowl-
edge of Secretary Daniels many sea-
men in the navy have resorted to I'M
usual practices in order to entrap in
nocent men.
While the senate committee was in
session, Secretary Daniels announced
that Admi al S ms would be called on
to make good his charges either before
the senate or a naval board
Simultaneously Chairman Butler of
the House naval committee announced
that Major General Leonard Wood
would be called before the committee
to explain statements attributed to
him that American naval vessels we're
float ng death traps" General Wood
explained at Pc. tland. Maine, today
that what he said, was that naval
ships manned by unframed crews
would be death traps In battle.
Inquiry into Admiral Sims charges
will not be started by the. senate sub
committee until its present investiga-
ton of naval decorations is completed,
which probably will be within 10 days.
That investigator was continued to-
day with Admiral Sims concluding his
Testimony, Rear Admiral Mayo, conf
nianderin-chief of the Atlantic fleet
during the war. VIII be called tomot-
row.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-21

LADIES', AND GENTS TAILORING
Just received a new line Of Fall ane
Winter materials FOR made-to-fneasure
Suits. Also have on hand q nice line OF
roedy-to-wear suits and overcoate at
reduced prices Cleaning and pressing.
N A IT An LEVI
Tel. ot-J. 18o NORTH et.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-21
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD .PLASlERl'!
Muster0ls Works Without TIC
.Blister--Easier, Quicker

There's no sense in mixing iness
Of mustard, -four and water VIXEN you
can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiff
Eesswith little clean, white Nausterole.
Muaterole Is made of pure oil of
mustard aud other helpful ingredients.
combined in the form Of the present
white ointment. 1t takes the place of
mustard plasteEs. and will not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
Group, stiff aeck, asthma, neuralgia.
headass,e, congestion, ple,,risy, rheuIn;i-
tisIn. ,unibago, pains and aches of the
back OK joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet colds of
lac chest (itt often prevents pnerrnonial
o0c ard 60c Jars; hospital size $3.50.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-21
Aeorha. Is Human -ood.

The Indians Of the Patiae coast re-
gion, from northern California TO Mex
leo, eat arotiis IN considerable qunn.
titles, Dried and pounded they are
made into sort OF mush, and also In.
to bread. Acorn meal is usually bleach
ed to free IT from tnnnih and what
ever other bitter principles It contffins.
IN certain parts OF Italy acorn meal
WITH the addition of two-tnirds ground
eFaih, IS made int bread.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-21
N. Y. HARBoR MEN GO
.5 +. OUT ON STRIKE
Firemen. Deck Hands and Cooks Want
: Wage Increase and Eight Hour

New York, Jan. 20,Afow boat
service In New York harbor was affect
ed yesterday by a strike of firemsn,
deck hands and cooks for wage In
crease and an eight hour day. Four
thousand men went on strike, accord
ing to officials OF the Harbor Boat
Mems Union. Some towing concerns
met the Unions demands. In addition
to 81 per day for food, deck hands and
cooks seek sl15 month and firemen
1925.
The wage sscale sought Is an in
crease OF S35 month The strikers
claim they now have to work eleven
iieurs a day and have to report on
boats an hour before they start verb
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-21
1s.k II coI,eoe lie.

!'wm, 4. vandcrlip. the famous
apneier, woull not engage for q high
'nsil-cn ans man who failed to make
his .n!pyess felt when at college. "a
man who won recognition from his
classmates atgcollege is likely to win
recognition in after life. : he once re-
marked. Boston Post. #a
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-21
CHICAGO A DEAD TOWN
Only One tioldup and One Arrest
Sunday, Police Record.

Sunday, Police Record.
Chicago Jan. 1s.-One arrest and
one hold-up was the night record OF
the entire Chicago Police Department
when business opened today.
The town is dead said veteran
police sergeant when questioned
about the almost clear slate
Il never knew such a thing TO
happen before"
The police phone rang. The SER
geant listened
Hold on. he exclaimed, tits alive
again. Two crooks have robbed a
West Madison street bond company.
Took $3.50 out of the safe. -
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-21
DOING Business Every
Day Since The Fire

The business of the Bennington
Garage was but partly situated in
the brick building on the Cottage
Hotel Property. An equal area
was occupied in a new frame build
ing built in the rear of the Bur
CESS House" just West of the brick
garage in the Winter of 1917 and
10.
The building referred to was not
destroyed by the fire. 1t has been
improved, heating apparatus install
led, a repair shop newly equipped
and offices more comfortable and
roomy than the former quarters
have been. arranged in the front of
the building.
New Essex and Hudson Cars are
ON display in the show room or in
the garage. The old High Gear
Essex formerly used as Essex
demonstration was destroyed by the
fire. 1t has been replaced with a
new Essex Touring Car equipped
with white disc wheels. Come and
see the White Wheeled Essex"
and have a ride in it. It is one of
the most attractive cars ever seen
in Bennington.
A Battery department has been
equipped with charging plant of
large capacity and latest design
and is ready to charge, care for and
repair all makes Of storage bat
teries.
A new stock of roller and ball
bearings for all cars will arrive at
once from Bearing Service Com
pany, enabling all demands for
bearings to be cared for at once.
The stock of parts for cars will
be rebuilt as rapidly as possible.
Much new stock of this nature has
been already received.
The new garage building will be
built in two sections so that the
offices, show room, and repair shop
may remain in their present loca-
tion until possible to move into the
first section of the new building.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-21
ouakers Mama.

The society OF Quakers received that
name originally because they babe Ger.
tain magistrates to ''treinbie at the
word of the lord
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-21
+ RADICAL LABOR BILL

Passed BY German Assembly in Spite
31 tRs of Opposition
!, BERLIN, Jan. IS. {delayed) - The
shops councils bill. otherwise known
ias the exploitation law" one Of the
most radical pieces of economic legis-
lation since the war, was passed by
tho National Assembly today.
The measure affects all places
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-21
TO End Wire usino,nc y

. 1-tU VIC S1HuTHS.
To prevent the singing of tele
bono OF telegraph wires passing over
onscs, these are muted BY putting or
HON sunll olive-siiaped pieces Of lead,
II fitting c0rks IN 10 lhell.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-21
.JOBs WANTED

For man with horse. VIII take out
ashes, pick UP rubbish, moving, etc.
BY DAY or job Prompt service and
Reasonable Prices. ~
WILFRED LaFLANiME a,.
Telephone SAW, p. o. Box s55.