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lref. repcrted Ecunde u July y.
IlSl6 e HoisBonl;; 10 other ycre
Write mother, MI Mereiiee =
| socheIle a Milton street. Law
mnea. Mass. !,
N lanes R. MILLER pyi, u, Y
| ccmuany. isth Ini- reported ~
| q y aefion Nay %, 1913; WOE
~ iattsrs after that data f1mil.
,,snoffS Write, ". < LAnat9%
~ Ha-,son greet Stockton, CO
~ pchert q. GossEiller. PVT, e
; mid tilled il action with ! Con-
psny IN INF. licther VINE.
rsy. means lRs 70 me. Address
Nh chsries GoSswillef, Meel
Tinn. I,
| ca MaMyn ito u ini., reported miss
ine ln sction Oct. /. 1918; report
Al tiiled. same day. In January
| iSis renorted returned TO his req
Iiment. Did not come home: az.
dress father. Arthur Larson, Mime
Vsnfan. n. D.
JOHN 3. TUNE, pvt. u. g. GO.
I1lth Inf. reported dead on vcl
| Al ~ 1918. Buried IN American
icemetary No. GA, Les Nacys
! Meme. Information about ht
| dean wanted by brother, Georg'
\ 3 Tnna Troy, Tenn.
ARTHUR ". RETlG. cpl, y
Company, 18th Inf, presumed
lkilIed In action July Is. 1915, Do
voundsS. Further Information
soueht BY mother, Mrs. Olive Ret
Itig. 1889 MODS avenue, Oakland
ICaiiiornia. ~
GRCHIE L. LAKE, pvt s1tl
COMPANY 9Th Marines wounded OF
inv IS 1915; reported alive Il
lhoIpital ON Aug. %. 1918: pre-
| s Srr 10 be alive but with com
piete loss OF memory. News want
al Tor his mother through Edwart
HI Gore. 200 s Fifth avenue, La
Grange. m.
ROSS P. BURNWoRTH, pvt.
F Company, Slst Inf., last heart
from while with detachment Of
this outfit at Razdolnce, Siberia
last September. His mother, Mrs
In. R. Burnworth, II Mitfin avenue
Tuniontown. Pa, seeks his where
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cla,n sneiaI.

The Ladies Bible class Of the
Highland avenue N. E. church
met at the home OF Mrs. John Fish
or Of Naomi street for their regu-
lar monthly social and business
meeting. After the business SEES
sion a very interesting program
was enjoyed by the ladies. Rect.
tations BY Mesdames Rose Parker
and Rella Toothman and q solo by
&c. O. Parker, teacher Of the class,
being special features. After the
social hour the hostess assisted by
Mrs. Minnie Merrill served 70.
freshments Of Ice cream. cake and
coffee. The next meeting win be
at the home Of Mrs. Hugh Glass.
cock. Those present at the meet
ing were MeSdames Rella Tooth.
man, Anna Pickens, Grace Class
cock, Thelma Norris, Minnie Mer-
rill, Julia Rutherford, Blanche
Toothman. Nettie Dennis, Mrs. Nc.
Daniel, Miss Edith Parker, Mr..
C. D. Parker and the hostess Mrs.
Hazel Fisher,
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BELLVIEW
cann Fire Hike.

A very pleasant afternoon va:
spent Thursday by the Kowaunkan
ish Camp Fire circle. Big RocH
was the place selected for the out
Ing. The weather was ideal fol
swimming and out door games, and
the supper cooked by the girls
themselves was heartily enjoyed
The regular monthly ceremonial
meeting was held after supper
Those present we're: Guardian
Miss Beatrice Hall, Valda Wilson,
Pearl Smith. Alma Hunsaker. Al
ma Dulin, Dorothy Amos, Helen
Ruble, Madge Reese and Lola Am
os. Much to the girls regret Miss
Hall rendered her resignation as
guardian Of the circle.
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Weln.r Roast.

Two trucks and two automobiles
conveyed q very jolly party to the
home Of VIII Clayton near Rives-
vile last evening. The party left
Bellyiew about seven O'Clock and
returned shortly before midnight,
having spent the time In roasting
corn, weiners. and marshmallows.
Those participating were: Messrs.
and Mesdames John Snider, N. G.
Swiger, Won Tucker. ]. G. Collins,
VIII Laymen. James Carroll, Lo.
rain Gaynor, Harry Shaterman, ".
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pencnala

r...,.......,li. &
$500 ,1..s !. NINA f,om
~ heg ...... -. ~ c 1. an .yns !.
Woody msIsL a u. S1's-e
several 4 x ,sa1S. ~, n r.irmont. vas
a =. lee, S S,..s y - th;s wser.
business VISION as, e! -. ls,r Msssi
~. WOODS 81. s q Atlantic M Cir n. j.
NJ. and MIS-: X koe Ss.. a ~ Ms9 NsiSs
are neIe HoM Toll ta s,. 49, ~ T
LOT = ven W. 800 1910 4. ,i,.tine
Aiss etl N,s ss the n Test'
n,at1ses ~ ~. U1 p p S,srs,t PAM
10y. snu Iss; n - iors. vers yis.
S!eNi y T znG on ysstsrdsy
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fetal rose Miss Margaret Namara
is wearlng!" And he edged
through the crowd 10 the rose and
the grand opera singer.
Later / noticed he had the rose.

Leo Garlic, famous for his ltal.
ian characterizations, delegated
Mrs. Harding with the Italian
politicians speech on George
Washlngton's Birthday" 4
She oughta be First Lady Of the
Land. declared GARLIC. "She'i
got a, sense Of humor!"
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Moves from cFty.

Mr.. and Mrs. Donley L. Hime.
brick and children, Of Sunshine,
are moving to Clarksburg where tbs
former has accepted q position.
Mr.. limerick has for some time
been employed BY the Carnegie Gas
companY here.
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Hm TyphoId.

Delbat Huey, con Of Nj. and
Mrs. Jep W. Hney, Is II Of typhoid
fever at their home In Marshall
street. He Is under the care Ct
Miss Christy, trained nurse, Of
Wheeling.
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The Warrington Elh band gave
q fine concert consisting Of eleven
approved numbers on the Central
school campus last evening. The
Choral society served refresh.
ments.
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MANNNGToN
Business Chanre.

c. D. Nutter has sold. his news
stand and confectionery store,
bought some months ago from F. G.
Barlow, to Richard GARRISON, Of
this city, who will. take possession
on September !, conducting the
business at the present location.
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Am Born

Mr.. and Mrs. James Henderson
of Naomi street are the proud par
ents Of q fine baby boy which ar.
rived at their home on last Mon
day evening.
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hieup Of yGanm-
dste Warren G.
Harding.
Teas. . dash
Ing cowgirl from
the western mo
Vie studios, % one
Of the Harding
Theatrical leag.
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ter Of ceremonies
at the big lunch.
con given the &C
tors, as he hoist
ed his 1.-the frame
to the table top,
Now on this mat
ter Of prohibt-
ttaa
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chserfnI 6Ivafs

persons collecting funds 70 help
In the hight against the threaten.
led increase IN 9as rates met with
! 4 very enthusiastic response n
| BellTiew each cltizen gladly doing
his BIT By . liberal contribution to
| thu find st 2.
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The Union News company's
stand at tie intertirban station is
being installed The Misses Rena
Baker and Grace Forney, local
girls, will be employed there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-28

Representatives Of the Stewart
Granite Works Of this city, erect
ed q large monument IN q FairMont
cemetery yesterday.
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Epesrs sstsnded lie tzir {,
WayneSburg, Pa, yesterday.
a I. Amm6ns Is visiting tot .
teV days At Salem. z.
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.Inlnt celehratinn.

A Joint party was held at the
home Of Mrs. Mary Gump on Buf'
falo road on Thursday evening to
celebrate the birthdays Of Mrs.
Gump and Paul Duncan, both ol
whom were the recipients Of many
handsome presents. Thirtytwc
guests enjoyed the festivities.
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Called 10 Hundred.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Moore were
called TO Hundred Thursday by a
message announcing the death Of
Mr.. Moore's cousin Miss Stella
Murtner.
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eormer Reaident Hore,

G. B. Noon, 4 former resident
OF Beilyiew Is spending . week
here visiting relatives and renew.
ing acquaintances.
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lee Snlder who recently sold
his property on Naomi street Il
M. Cordray Is making prepare
lions to move his family 70 Florida
in the near future.
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III. I. L HSllS6 M l q. (. Pm e
'hufGh. a hafe iet Z WIT YIN II.
ma Mrs. D. \. Hclln ban z y y. ~. ::
shall street y.
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stsss Pythlan officers AT the
messing oi the state body Of the
KNIGHTS d Pythias, Major N N.
Nicely was elected grand inner
Siatd md; s. E. Miller, Fairmont, a
sEl.lee, J. I
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Texas Guinan tvho was assist.
ant.lIfe-of-the-party with Al joi.
son as oi.the-party) sip.
ped an orange punch and smoked
a clgaret in a secluded part Of the
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ckiliccthe. Offs, @ hlro @ {
Viii Wfth relatives Tne Slne:
were icr many yeafs residents q
!, l.annirgtcn.
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Beys Taken Home-Howard
Adams 6f Homestead, Pa. arrived
d tie city yesterday and return.
"a Inst light with Harold Adams
ma Thomas Weldon, two Homo
5lead boys who had run away
E6m home and we're arrested ii
ibis city Tor riding freight trains
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NOW this matter Of prohibit.
tion!" announced al Jolson, mas
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Receivers from, Operation OTIS
fgitsoi: % Fort Hill Farm, who
llnishea the four weeks term Of
camping aks the Stanton Military
66Sd6hy Lake Terra Alta Mon.
nS, rent % Johns Hopkins hos
Ilt1t Monday night and had his
lon5iIs tem6yed. BE returned TO
ESIfnttt this morning entirely 70.
tcFetad md WIN reent6r the local
PC scApols 8 ptenhG tho sixth.
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b: Mitchell al First N. E.-The
Reverend Baird Mitchell, Ph. d.
WIN conduct the lnorning service at
th6 First Methodist Episcopal
church on Sunday. The sermon
keme WI be sThe Leadership Of
IeEuS.
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ga,cs4. ESQ word spread! through
MARION lie wiiG-Gfe. That even.
ing you could find 100 residents
downtown who saw her do It.
Lew Cody was the man she talk
ed with.
~ thought when this here party
was started 1t was going to be the
bunk" she said. "But I'm having
q swell time! Say. do you know,
Mrs. Harding says she'd rather Be
q cowgirl than live In the White
house,"
%Ah, it Is his eyes! His eyes,
al. ali, ah!"
Edgar Selwyn. movie director,
agreed with TEXAS Guinan.
"I'd vote for him anywhere" he
enthused, ''but I'd rather sign q
movie contract with him! Why,
with those eyes Of hisI'd cast him
as a sort Of minister plenlpoten.
tlary and extraordinary and let him
eb the guy that comes In when
everybody Is all sore IT each other
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Former Residents Visit.
Captain and Mrs. ". B. Sine, o
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IsSSiIS Rsnoved-Rollo Hall
Conie5 BON Of Attorney and Mrs
RolIo j: conley Of Monroe street
underwent an operation today al
Cook hospital for the removal Of
Bis t6nsis.
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MORE DISSOLVED.
Csuo s1sd uug peuunuoo)

luna I, 1918. Family wants plr
ticulars. Write. A W. Rabineiu'
c,re Western Union, Richmond
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7. THE MEATHER.

Showers prob.
ably tonight and
Sun. No change
lin temperature.
! Local Readings
F. P. Hall, Obs.
Temperature at
Is a. m. today s..
Yesterdays wea-
|ther partly cloudy
Temperature, max
mum IS: mimi
mum 81; precipi-
ton trace. River
III feat. falling.
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TEXAS Thinks
TIE
NAN!
By RUSS soMoNToN
N.EA sta6 CoETespondent.

FRONT PORCH, Marion. O.,
August 37.-'The sweetest man IN
the world" Is Miss Teas Guinan'l
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i was the sen.
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|TIlBAY'S KNIz

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-13
MORE STRENGTH FOR
VICTIMS OF ANEMIA

Anemia is another name for thin
blood. The sufferer loses strength.
becomes short of breath and complains
of palpitation OF the heart after the
slightest exercise, such as walking up
stairs. The lightest task becomes
burden. There is loss Of ambition,
the victim loses weight and as the
disease progresses the appetite is
affected and color fades from cheeks.
Anemia is not a disease that cor.
reefs itself and If unchecked il pro.
crosses steadily. But it can be com.
bated by good food, fresh air and
proper tonic for the blood. As the
blood becomes rich under this treat.
ment the symptoms disappear as in
the case OF Mrs. Mary Rector. of No.
SO Stanberry street, Newark, Ohio.
II was in a. badly run. down condi.
ton for about year." Mrs. Rector
says. "At first my lack Of ambition
and slowly failing strength did not
worry me a great deal. Then / be.
came very nervous and lost my appe.
tite. | had,to force myself to eat.
Ny complexion was pale and there was
pain across the small Of nv back.
~ had heard Or. Williams Pink
Pills recommended so / got box and
began taking them. In two weeks
my appetite improved and it was not
long before my color became so much
better that friends commented on my
improved appearance AS continu.
ed taking the pills l recovered my en-.
ergy and ambition. The headaches
became less severe and then disap.
peared. can notrecommend DR.. vii.
liams' Pink Pills too highly
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists or direct from the Dr.
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady,
N. Y, on receipt of price, 60 cents per
hox. Write for the free booklet,
Building Up the Blood"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village TVI
Briefly for Busy Readers

The Y. NJ. C. A. Radio Club viii
hold its first meeting Thursday Oct
IA at the "Y" at 1880
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hunter re.
turned Tuesday from. a visit at their
former home, Fulton, N, Y.
Comlnne Griffith IN "The Whisper
Market" and episode of Bride 10"
Harte Theatre today, Adv.
Don't miss the big special attrac.
ton aRiders OF the Dawn" last
showing at Opera house tonight. ADV.
Now at the Cafeteria-pancakes
and sausage and maple syrup for
breakfast. Oyster stew and fries to
order. ADV.
Now at the Cafeterla--pancakes
and sausage and maple syrup for
breakfast Oyster stew and fries to
order. ADV.
Riders OF the Dawn a picturiza-
ton OF Zane Greys Desert Wheat"
and a Paramount comedy. Opera
house today. ADV
An old fashioned masquerade ball
will BE held at East Arlington Friday
evening Round and square dances.
Everybody invited ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hall Of Water
town, Mass spent the week end with
Mrs Halls parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A,
X. Sweet OF School street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Maynard and
son Paul and Mr and Mrs W. +. Ash
ton CT P ttsfeld, Mass, we're guests
Tuesday OF Mrs b. D. Elliot and Mrs.
II. H. Peelor
The w. r. c. will hold regular
meeting this evening AS this is the
last meeting before the district meet
ing and inspection. 1t Is necessary
that every member be present.
THE Adventure in Hearts is a
story Of love and secret service, with
a soldier OF fortune playing win
ming game, starring Robert Warwick
and a Paramount comedy. Opera
house tomorrow. Adv.
Mrs. Hattie Albee and a party OF
friends on Thursday made an automc
bile trip to Springfield, Holyoke and
Northampton, going by the way OF
the Mohawk Trail and returning by
way OF Jacobs Ladder.
Last Thursday evening Miss Mabel
Hensen. gave a miscel 'aneOus shower
at her home on Grant street for Miss
Lulu Loveioy in honor Of Miss Love
joys approaching marriage to Francs
Greenslet Twenty-Five guests hat
an enjoyable evening. Refreshment:
were served,
Announcements have been received
in Bennington OF the marriage on Sal
urday, Oct 2, of Miss Isabel Sim
mons. daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Rob
ert Lacey Simmons 10 DR.. Bradford
Custer Godfrey Of Burlington Tit
ceremony took place in the home tow
OF the bride. Cadiz. o. Or. Godfre,
is the son OF Former Sheriff and Mrs
Frederick Godfrey OF Benn ngton. II,
was educated in the public school
: here and at the Harvard denta
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cover the expenses. For further In.
formation telephone the chairman OF
the social committee, Mrs. Sidney
Edison No. l43-M.
Arlington sausage in packages at
Estes. ADV.
Order fresh fish Thursday at Estes
Adv.
Sam Turk has been in Albany on a
business trip.
Water Skeels Of Burlington IS in
town today on business.
Edward Reil is confined to his
home on Adams street with illness.
The Putnam House garage has sold
Dodge touring car to j. c. Colgate.
Mrs. John p. McGurn is visiting at
the hcme of her sister Mrs. William
Stearns of Amsterdam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McDermott.
who have been visiting relatives in
( wn, have returned to their home in
Pittsfeld
Miss Henriette Alexander who has
been visiting for a few days at the
home of Miss Mary Cole OF Depot
street has returned to her homo IN
Rutland
Mrs. Anna Leahy and daughter
Martha have returned from Rutland
where they have been visiting with
/ Miss Elizabeth Leahy who is study.
ing at the convent school
j Miss Elizabeth Cronm, who is TAX
ing a teachers training course at the
North Adams normal school, spent
the weekend at the home OF her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Michael j Cronin
Of Jefferson avenue.
Rev Charles E. Guthrie, d. D., of
Chicago, general Secretary of the Up.
worth Leagues of the world is to ad.
dress the young peoples convention at
the Methodist church this evening No
tickets and the public is cordially in
'vited.
big treat for the children in the
Opera house Saturday afternoon.
Each child will receive a free coupon
which will entitle him to admission
at Harte Theatre Saturday evening,
ADV.
Fresh oysters, clans at Estes Adv
Misses Lee Maher and Ann Wallace
have let for short visit In New
York and Philadelphia. Miss Wallace
is then to spend vacation OF two
weeks at the home of her parents in
Ocean Grove, ~ j. and Miss Maher
is also to spend vacation Of two
weeks with her parents in lYncburg
Va.
Supt u. w. McCelland will speak
at the Second Congregational Chapel
service Thursday evening on "The
Relation of the Church and the
School" There will be opportunity
for discussion and questions after
wards All friends interested In this
subject are most cordially invited tc
attend this meeting Hour of begin
nng<is 1880.
Arlington frankforts at Estes ADV
Robert p. More of III Centre, Calf
Is the guest of his father David +
Moore for a few days, II is his first
visit to Bennington in Is years He
graduated from the Bennington high
school and the office of The Evening
Banner and went to the Imperial Val
ley in southern California where he
has since remained and has becom,
one of the business men N his town
where he is the manager OF the ice
plant
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
errfly for Busy Readers

Miss Mary Brown and Miss Eulah
Belden attended the Columbus Day
celebration Tuesday at Great Barring
ton, Mass. first making a trip over
Pittadeld by aeroplane
The b. Y p U. OF the First Baptist
church viii held an outing at Hor-
rington Pines Friday evening All
persons planning to 30 please leave
on the 4;45 or Gas North Adams troll
ley. Instead OF each person bringing
h own lunch, this social committee
have planned a spread, and each one
is asked to bring twenty five cents to
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school. Soon after receiving his de
gree he opened an Office in Burlng
toll
Rev. Vincent Ravi-Booth, pastor Of
the Old First Congregational church
at Old Bennington, announced at the
Sunday morning service that the sum
OF $3.50 had been placed in his hands
by members OF the Dewey family for
the erect on of marble tablet in the
church to the memcry OF Rev. Jebediah
Dewey. the Fighting Parson" of rev.
dictionary fame. 1t is proposed that
the tablet. which will be a compan.
ion to the memorial for Rev. Isaac
ennings, 80 years pastor Of the church
will be erected at the south end OF
the auditorium. 5.A si4h
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Accept California" Syrup OF Figs
only-look for the name California on
the package then you are sure your
child is having the best and most harm.
less physic for the little stomach, liver
and bowels. Children love its fruity
taste. Full directions on each bottle.
You must say California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-18

Lower prices on appropriate good looking
merchandise of better quality are the benefits our
patrons will derive from these efforts Linked with
these things is the certainty of McCreery service and
complete satisfaction.
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ON MONDAY

The first buds are now peeping forth and all
outdoors seems to be taking entirely new aspect
The heart Of every home maker beats faster with the
thought Of new things for the home Foreseeing this
we put forth every effort in an endeavor to help
these people realize their every want.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-18
This April Sale Brings Better House.
wares at Surprisingly Lou Prices

/. Cast Aluminium Tea Kettle,
Colonial design; sliding cover,
renewable wood handle; 5-quart
capacity. regularly 6.95, 4.25
2. Double Rice or Cereal Boiler
of polished Aluminium; 2-quart
capacity. egularly ESQ, 1.25
8. Roll-t p Bread Box,-extra
heavy tin; white enameled; 1874
x11Mx12ls. regularly $50, 2.65
4. American Breadmaker,
kneads dough with scientific &C
curacy in three minutes. 4-loaf
size. regularly 3.15, Z.65
5. Heavy Gauge Highly Pol
ished Aluminium Tipped Sauce
pan with cover; ebonized wood
handle. 4-quart capacity. LIS
regularly 2.95
6. A special purchase of "Cook-
Rite" Brand Heavy Gauge Pol
ished Aluminium Tipped Sauce
pans, ~, quart capacity. 55c
regularly Csc
7. O'Cedar Polishing Mop,
new battleship model. Csc
regularly $50
8. The McCreery Bissel Car
pet Sweeper. 2.95
regularly 500
9. McCreery Electric Iron,
nickel-plated nichrome wire e!e-
ment complete with cord and de-
tachable plug; weighs 6 pounds;
fully guaranteed. 1896
regularly 700
10. Square Clothes Hamper of
best willow. 26x21x18 ms.
regularly 11.5O, 7.95
II. Parlor Broom of best new
corn. regularly 1.25, Csc
IL. White Enameled Kitchen
Table with porcelain top and
drawer: sanitary and easy to
keep clean. 22x34 inches. 9.95
regularly 1900
! M c. o. D.J. (Sixfh Fiooyj