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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted Female

Help Wanted Female 30
ATTENDANT-Wit some experience
Home Of Merciful Rest Lowering avenue
and Union street
COOk-White Reference required Per-
nanent position. Phone 1902.
CHAMBERMAID- Also waitress (whitel
Mrs William q spruance. 2501 West
Seventeenth street.
COOK-Experienced white woman for cook
Mrs. A. ID. Warner. 1903 W Fourteenth
street. Phone 25l5.
COOk-Cook and laundress. 20 20 TO sea
shore. 22l2 Boulevard.
DIsHWASHER-sl2 per week. room and
board. Apply Worth Bros Steel co. res
taurant. ClaymoDt. Del. Ask for Mrs
Egnor.
GIRI-For general housework Cail at 2IO4
Jefferson street, between and s y.
GIRL-To mind two children 4l6 King
street Third floor apartment
GIRI-For general housework. 800 West
Twentieth street
GIRL-Experien for cooking and do an
stairs worh To 60 to Maine for the sum
mer Apply 24O6 w seventeenth street
HOUSEkEEPER Settled woman as house
keeper. No children. Apply evenings
after to COG Cherry street. New Castle
Delaware.
woman for hours in the morning
hours to II noon 209 Madison street
HOUSEKEEPER-W Widow unencumbered
about 30 years of age preferred, 20 take
charge Of WldOwers small family. Adj
dress at once p Every Evening Office
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. coIored hand ironer.
Call Mr.. Lindley, Holly Oak 32l j.
IRONERS-Shirt lroners. also family ironer.
Apply Head Launderer, Hotel du Pont
MAID wanted sol West Twelfth
street
MAID-C Competent for general nousework
Family Of two. No washing. Phone 1913 ]
MOTHERs s HELPER-One who Is willing
to 90 TO seashore. 1914 Boulevard
STENOGRAPHER-W Wanted Apply Eek
erd S. I'll Market street
SALEsLADIES-Sho :" esadies. Gold
stein Bros. 307 King street.
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Situations Wanted Male
FINANCIAL.
Investments, Stocks. Bonds

BONDS LIBERTY AND VICTORY
BONDS WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES
FOR ALL SERIES or LIBERTY AND
VICTORY BONDS GET OUR PRICES
BEFORE SELLING YOUR BONDS
EMPIRE STOCK & BoND co. s27l4
MARKET STREET. WILNfINGToN.
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs. { ats. Pets

COLLIE Thoroughbred puppies for safe
Il sutton, Rose Htil Nrw Castle
RABBITS me real large Flemish e.iaat
rabbits. al from pedlgrrd stoCk o4.ng
ard cid ali phone 3a-i.
PUPPIES Poodle puppies s6 an1 sln.
INlt.ens given away. nnone :. IN
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Help " anted Male
COPE RSNITHS

J0INERS AND SHIP CARPENTERS.
RIyETERs. REQ QUIRED BY Az
OLD ESTABLISHED sHIP BUILD-
ING COMPANY APPLY PJsEY
JONES CO. FOOT OF POPLAR
STREET
CANVAssER One experienced ia house
10 house oansassins preferred t,ood
selling proposition Apply \ 1rs'o
9oo West seventh street
CHAUFFEUk White one Willing 10
work. Marned man preferred. Reference
required. STATE vases desired Acdress T.
Q. Box 3e4, Wilmington, De
DRIVER Man e. dr.ye ford delivery car
Married ulau preferred Modern Gleans.rs
and Dyers 5i5 Orange street.
ENGINEER RefrigeratIns Apply 20
>harpless Heudler lte ream Co si3
Guyer avenue.
GARDENER Experienced. JOSIAH Marvel
du PoGt Building
LABORERS For excayattng. Apply so9
Shlpley street
LABORERs-
" ~ IL , - - ''y-fAs &A4- ! Z f'+A4AA
AT THE OLD b & o BRIDGE AP-
PLY WALSH CONSTR UCTIoN co. =
AiAN-A conservative banking house want
q party $3.50 years OF age, 70 represent it
Experience not necessary but be mast be
able 70 furnish good references He can
make 5000 70 5000 a year. If he IS willing
70 WORK for f. can Worth 40 Ford Bldg
MEN
FEW MEN 70 HELP o. MA
CHIMES FlHIsHIHG COTTON
GOODS. CLEAN WORK. COOP
CONDITIONS. APPLY EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE. ROCKFORD GATE
JOS. BANCROFT 4 Sons 90. TAKE
RISING sUN CAR 10 ROCKFORD
SCHOOL HOUSE.
MECHANIC Who Is familiar with max
Ing sash and doors Apply Hrosius
Smedley. Thirteenth and Union streets
PRESSER Coon prcsser. Louis Levinsky.
1Il3 Lancaster avenue.
PORTER Colored wanted steady work
Good wages. Apply Grants 6l5 Mar
ket street
STENOGRAPHER EXPERT i G 4 u
YOUNG MAN WITH kNoWLEDGE OF
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. PERMA
NENT POSITION WHEN REPLYING. /.
STATE PAST EXPERIENCE AND SAL.
AIRY EXPECTED ADDRESS D.
EVERY EVENING OFFICE.
statesmen Al statesmen wanted on good
and commission. Apply % Mr.. Caya 200
w. Eighth street. Wilmington, Del. be
tween and 10 p. m
YOUNG MEN-TO train under our q. u
As for accounting and executive posi-
tions. no previous experience required
Exceptional opportunities Tor ambitious
men Information Accountants Society
fRfar Az a.
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INST STRUCTION
{ correspondence curses

GOVERNMENT t Immediately names Of
women over iS, wishing government posi-
tions Common education sufficient 500
month up. Address - Il. Every Evening
Office
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Horses. Cattle Vehicles

HORSE Firsi-cla>s driving hors. good far
light woFh. " alter Adams. Fol T.. FcntA
>tr,r-t Phone 2a55 u.
HORSE one aorsr and one wagon Apply
~~aft & Co. Front and Madison streets
PASTURE holce FOR sIN head ~ stosk
Close 10 city. j. a. 6iynn. Phone Holly
Dak iB1 X +
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WANT All expressman Read the classl-
fed ads,
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Iioats and Arceesorieg

boat Runner saiff "a feet long nvs feet
beam. Good new Apply 7Gii t. sixth -
BOAT Aotorhoat Is II long II
beam. lTlcc SlsJ. 4. j. koe. Delaware
iltN
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.Anartments and Flats


APARTMENT Furnished of two rooms
and private bath immediate posses
sion Phone 1884 r
APARTMENT Two ana fDur-rOor1 apart
ments hot water heat Immediate posses
sion Apply 900 W sixth street
PINE ST f30a Apartments furnished
and unFurnished
VI NINTH -T 4I5- Furnished third. aoor
two rooms and kitchenette Running water
business Places For Rent IS
EAST NINTH STREET l07i. -torc basi-
ness location suitable for any business
Apply i0z East Elnth street.
GARAtIE~-- individual garages Third
street near Clayton Newly ault, Apply
b. kleltz & Bro sixth ana Market streets
or f. a. kraDf - south Clayton -
GTRARU ST, ~ And I6-For rent This Is
a story Erirk building with flevatoFs
suitable for -arazes ar manGfaCturlng.
Apply 80 - =. Woodward. l1i WI Eighth
strict. Phone 500
Iron FOUNDRY equipped with
cranes railroad -idings SC Apply VIII
Tl4nGTou PFuEls4gn Co. 7 hIFG and Orange
streets.
RINERhIEW AVE. t4II53-TwU garages
Eah Z297J.
>HIPLEY AND SEVENTH @TS-S w.
corner. I-arge store Immediate possession.
app.y Hotel Cassidy
NE>T EIGHT -TREET-st0re FOR
rent near Market HOT water Aeat. $40.
Apply lob r seventh street.
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Business Property
Fnrms nnd - g. 80
Houses For Sale

40 ACRES OF land adjoining EIruerr.
One lot Third and Rodman streets q,
woodward iOl W Eighth 50 Phone sg9
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Oalces 80 D. Ron

>HIPLEI ST. ISIS Entire second floor.
>0Itable for Offices. Possession june -.
9, > Woodward. lol W. Eighth street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

APARTMENT Il. CORNER THIR-
TENTH AND FRENCH. THREE
ROOMS. BATH. HOT WATER HEAT
APPLY DELAWARE AUTO SUPPLY
THIRTEENTH AND FRENCH or J
HOWARD GORDON. gI3 MARKET ST.
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Buliness and { fiice Equipment 81

ELEC fkiC FA&- rhr.e. u 4 Apply
James Pennefto oie Sluth street
FIK&ITIRE tfitce dosk~ aafes. nlas.
cabinets and general oi'lce furniture store
failures. 81. We bay sfIi ami exchange
4 HindIn son In4 II SECOND street
Phone 5@za Il
OFFICE Furniture and safe Apply lo9
West smith street
TYPEW RIIEks- A. smith Type
Wrltel Exchange Al mahes sold rented
and repaired. Amco Adding Machines and
CheCk Nriters, ". seventh street
second floor. over barber shop. Phones
SO13 or 2f50
sAFE@ Two. good u a bargain Apply
Delaware steamship ARencs y Realty Go
IO1 " Ninth street
TXPEW RITTER NJ / nderwood slightly
used Bargain. Address q Is. Every Ettu-
ing Officg
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APARTMENT Furnished four rooms
bath porch Very cool location for the
three summer months immediate pos
session. Adults only. r 15 Every Even
ing Office
APARTMENT Three rooms. BATH I'M
mediate possession. Phone $500
MADISON STREET. 1908 For rent fur
nished apartment Immediate posaes-
sion Apply Real Estate Department .
Ennita lie q rIet
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ME MERCHANDISE
Articles Enr sale


BUYER aud ceiling u q fan Rar-
gam ATpiS 4iy NadtSoa stree
DE>k Rou top Apply 100 Lancaster
DE~k Fl4t top and snlt6l chair Ad
dress + EVcrl Evening 0Hlge
lR1< SAFE Lars. large tuauter Ntta
drawers Low prtcc Tor ,3,I.. b.fure iune -
iausss Bradford Co THifi street
JELLY CHASSIS o,n itlly glasses.
~ cents pes dozen. IoIo west Flft1
street.
SK9AN small tstt} GOOD condition
SI2 Apply 2of >ar3a Connect >'tseet
pH0N0eKAPH Catiuet puoaosfapb
slightly ass1 chsaf Also Eet yuur Babble
BooAs here tat iHe children Piano service
Co. 10 rs sixth street I'naae $50
SEWING MACHINES *ueapest place 70
hJs singer machines sew. astd and Sc
oud hand machines $ ~ Phgae s5Ip i
" 7. CafloA. singer SHOP. 0@t Is Faurta
street
sWfNG Mission porch 24i6 Jefferson st
WALNUT BEDS Tsa AMI springs 0ue
ia; top desh and CHAIR Air I4tman =
EreHrIl street
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Machinery and Tools

GONCRETE MIXER Nine foot smith
concrete mixer Electric drive Good order
Apply si5 Shipiey street.
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" ELEVENTH ST 500
Shore Property For Sale
Suburban For sale

PESS.s GKOvE Two -o.,ages ~
river front apply SOg Jefferson SIRE
Phone I5Jak
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MANA conservative banking house want
8 party. $3.50 years Of age, 70 represent it
Experience not necessary bat he must be
able to furnish good references He can
make 5000 70 5000 year II he IS willing
70 work for f. Cau Worth 40 Ford Bldg
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RAGS Newspapers metals furniture
men clothing and all Kinds Of jnnk W.
Tay highest prices IN Delaware "
Frankei Successor 70 III. sloan. l04 Iadi-
son strret u. & A G1ln "
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Roon-s and Board.

BOARD vii Fsoar5i = Eirs over for sum
ueg ia suburbs. Address + H.. Every
Evening 9f1r
HOME 9n 0e-t side fur giri He years
Old t8 bcaeI and maze mother ! care Adj
1rass III EveFs Evening tjisics
MAkhET IT. 100 second story front
room with Eoarl
ROOM Young man 10 share room aud
tuarti wltb refined young man Phone s434
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MECHANIC Who il familiar with max
ing sash and doors Apply Hrpsius 4
Smedley, Thirteenth and Union streets
PRESSER coon prcsser Louis Levinsky
JIl3 Lancaster avenue.
PORTER Colgred wanted Steady work
Good wages Apply Grants. 6I5 Mar
krt street
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-EXPERl T. n G 4 ID
YOUNG MAN WITH kNOWLEDGE OF
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. PEhMA
NENT POSITION. WHEN REPLYING .
STATE PAST EXPERIENCE AND SAL
AIRY EXPECTED ADDRESS L d.
EVERY EVENING OFFICE.
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Statesmen Al statesmen wanted on good
proposition IN protected territory. salary
and commission Apply 10 Mr.. Caya, 200
w Eighth street. Wilmington. Del. be
tween and 10 p. m.
YOUNG MEN-'r0 train under our e. u
As for accounting and executive posi-
tions. no previous experience required
Exceptional opportunities for ambitious
men International Accountants Society
200 w. Ninth street. Phone 37I7.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-18

the greatest work OF the rural COM
munity, and work on the farm has a
pleasuntcr outlook when boys and
girls can see results smiling at them
from distance. After tie lecture
the people very propcrl decided to
give this move for our boys and girls
their hcaitiest su, port and coopera-
tiod.
A delightful dinner party was
given at the homo of Mrs. Paul
Joseph last THU day evening in
honor of Miss Charlotte West, the
occasion geing the birthday of Miss
West. Covers wee laid for six. The
table decorations were u color
scheme In green and white. which
was effective and beautiful Those
present were, the Misses West and
Glatt. Messrs. Chas. Joseph aud
Clayton Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Joseph.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-18

one of the oldest settlers on the
slope, is very sick at present.
A special meeting OF the Improve
ment club was held Wednesday ai-
tornoon at the home Of Mrs. r. Hos
lup. who Is chairman OF the dramatic
committee. It was decided to VI O. %
home talent play in the near future
Rev. II X. Wallis and wife OF the
Methodist church OF PA ottc attend
cd church services sunday Mr.. Wei
lis address on Character Building
was thoroly appreciated
Mr.. Fell and wife aud Mrs. Camp
hell spent the week end ut Wciser
and returned SUNDAY
After an absence of seven weeks,
Miss Mabel Smith was able TO take
up her regular duties this week as
teacher I'm the upper grades.
Tho Messrs. Northrup. Brcithaupt
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-18

and Boals attended u buslncHs meet
ing of the Riverdale Farm Bureau,
friday evening.
Mrs Horst spent Friday afternoon
visiting the Park schol
Harold Grlbbin who Is attending
school at the I. J. Institute, spent the
week end at his home.
a school meeting was held at the
jefferson school house Saturday. Mr.
VIM. Perry resigned as clerk. Mrs.
Leach was elected to take his place.
H. u. Waugh aud Horace joseph
we're elected to other vacancies on
the school board
Nv siaris. who is worker from
supt. Churchill's office In the Junior
Farm Bureau department of Boys
and Girls club work. gave an illus
trated lecture covering this subject
at the Park school house Friday
evening lie explained the POSSIBLE
tiles OF the boys and girls club work
az factor In the community TO im-
prove Il and increase the child's In
torest and activity In school and
farm work by creating q love for the
work based on results In the
slides were shown some OF the chill
dron who have attained the highest
honors and who were rewarded by
trips TO the State Fair and to the
Agricultural college. This IL one OF
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-18

fungus diseases. Severe chemical
reaction has always spoiled their
spray by weakening the killing
strength and by releasing soluble
arsenic that burned the plants. Mr..
Robinson has found that the addi-
tion of about five pounds of slaked
lime TO each 100 gallons of lime
sulful spray before the lead arsenate
Is added will prevent most of these
changes. II is important that the
slaked lime be added before the lead
arsenate, and thoroughly mixed.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-18
HOME PAPER Ap SELLS iT

Ever try selling that pig or COW
or old plow or thousand baby chicks
by an ad In the local paper2" asks
George w. Kable. Benton count,
agent. OF his Farm Bureau News
Readers. TITS a cheap and EASY way
TO get your wants before the public
It's a good thing to watch the ad
columns Of the home paper. too. for
some good bargains are often found
there. Every farmer should sub.
scribe for the county paper. Many
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-18
COMBINATION SPRAY POSSIBLE

A way for growers TO combine
lead arsenate with lime-sulfur spray
has been developed by Il. II. Robin
son OF the o, A. G. experiment sta
tion Some way has long been
sought by oregon growers because
the cost of putting on one combined
spray IL only half as much AZ putting
on separate sprays for insects aud
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-18

news items, notices and local events
you ought to know you will never
know unless you read the home
paper. We say this because we be-
lieye It and because the papers have
always been Johnny-on-the-spot In
aiding the Farm Bureau"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-18
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB
WORKER VISITS OREGON SLOPE

Residents Decide to Give Movement
Their Hearty COOpcrntiOn-Nn-
cnncics ON school Board
Filled.
OREGON SLOPE. Or. March 1G.
james Tomlin. who Is taking u
commercial course and public oratory
at the Gooding College. visited over
Sunday with the home folks.
The stork paid a visit to the How
ard home Thursday, leaving a fine
baby girl.
Mrs. &. q. lleslup IL nursing n
severely sprained ankle as result Of
accidentally stepping into an excava-
tion for septic tank. last Thursday.
$. w. Applegate, who is known a.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Next week will be Paramount-Art
craft week at Library Theatre. Mon
day Vivian Martin in You Never Saw
Such Girl" Adv.
Morris Levin will load a car OF
cattle Monday morning Anyone hay
ing cattle phone 25-W or bring same
ito the car. Adv.
Library Theatre today-Charles
Ray in "The Girl Dodger' dhe best
yeti and Jack Dempsey in Daredevil
Jack" episode 81. See Dempsey in
the ring. Special music. Continuous
2 to 5 and to II p m. Adv.
Miss Marion l.. White of North Ben
nington was an alternate on Mount
Holyokes negative debating team
which won over Wellesley at Wellesley
last week. This was the only mega
tive team taking part in the intercol-
legiate debate between Barnard,
Mount Holyoke, Smith, Vassar and
Wellesley which won it's debate. Anoth
Ell Vermont girl, Miss Miriam e. Brazil
ey, OF South Royalton was a member
of Mount Holyokes affirmative team
which defeated Barnard at Mount
Holyoke. The question debated by
the five colleges was; Resolved, That
the recognition of labor unions by en-
ployers is essential to collective bar.
gaining.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-27
NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs. Edward Hines of Connecticut
is the guest of her dauhter, Mrs II. j.
White.
Miss Mary Gleason, a student at
U. " NJ. Burling on, is at home for
the Easter vacation.
Miss Helen Darling of U. V. NJ, is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Darling during the Easter vacation.
Professor and Mrs. V. d. Harring-
ton of Middlebury college have been
the guests of Rev. and Mrs. VIM. r.
Hamlin for a few days.
Miss Leola Spencer of Arlington,
N. j., and Leon Spencer of U. V. NJ,
Burlington, are spending the Easter
vacation with their parents, Mr., and
Mrs. H. r. Spencer,
Tonight popular Charles Ray in a
snappy ives ,ern feature called Play
ing the Game" 1t is the kind that
will make you sit up and take notice.
Also Fatty Arbuckle as Country
Hero" Adv.
Monday another episode of the
Thrilling serial, The Invisible Hand
and Harry Morey in Beauty Proof. .
This dramatic feature is based on
James Oliver Curwood's story, Phil
lip Steele of the Northwest Mounted
and is worthy of the author and the
Istory.-Ady.
Baptist church, Frederick N. Der
wacter, pastor. Morning worship at
10; 80 with sermon THE Testimony OF
Enthusiasm Sunday school at IL IS.
Young Peoples meeting at G. Topic:
THE Fullness of Christ" leaders, Rev
IF. NJ. Derwacter and Ralph Barber
Evening preaching service q. 7. Ser
mon: "Salyations That rou'i Save
Morning worship at the Congrega-
tiional church at IL o'clock The
theme OF the sermon Will be: More
Than Conquerors" Sunday school
follows Immediately after this ser
vice. Young Peoples NEE Ing at ESQ
in the chapel. Topic: America for
Christ" There viii be no evening
preaching service.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-27
Tcday's Anniversaries.

1S0S-Willam Fl. Allen. second presi-
dent of Girard College, born at
Manchester Me. Died in Phil
adelphia, Aug. 20, 1882.
1S57-Completion of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, connecting
the Atlantic coast with the Miss
issippi River.
1869 Mrs. Myra Bradwell of Chicago
applied for license as an attor.
ney-at law, which was refused by
the Illinois courts
1SS9-John Bright, famous English
statesman, died at Birmingham.
Born at Rochedale, Eng, Nov.
49, 1911.
1896 England announced an ultima
tum in regards to her demands
upon Nicaragua
1915-French captured heights OF
Har Weilerkopf.
1917 France and her allies held a
war conference in Paris.
| 1919--Irish delegates sailed from New
York to appeal to Peace Con.
ference for Irish independence.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-27
Y. NJ. c. A. NOTES

Items OF Interest and Coming Events
Work was begun today on the Boy
Scout council chamber which will be
fitted up for the next regular meeting.
The Scouts are crtainly pleased with
their endeavor.
An interstate boys conference will
be held in Norh Adams at the Y. NJ.
C. A., April 1911 Fellows have al
ready been signed up as delegates from
Bennington.
The State Convention to be held in
Burlington on Friday, April 9th will
be attended by General Secretary Win
slow and H. H. Metcalf, vice president
of the board. 1t is possible that mem
bers of the board may be in atten-
dance.
Boys Work Day is April TO- The
juniors will be glad of any dona ion
as they plan on a thorough reiuvipa-
ton of their rooms,
Mr. Curtis Campbell of the Bruins
wick company OF Boston win install
new pool table for the main lobby
about the 18th of April.
Free pool for intermediate fellows is
on the way.
card will be mailed from the Y
NJ c. A. Office to all Bennington sol
diers and sailors followed up with a
card membership to all young men
who viii avail themselves of the pri
vilege.
The "Y" welcomes all ex-service
men and is anxious to serve them as
members of the great family organ
ization. Secretary Winslow invites
them to a three months free mem
bership in the Y. M. C. A., including
all its privileges.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-27
Fish Comfortable Under Ice.

BY the way, says writer IN the
Kansas City STAR tie water never
Gets colder than about 80 degrees, be-
low the Ice. So no matter how cold
the day, and no matter how thick the
ice upon the stream or lake, the fishes
are enjoying a temperature OF about
50 degrees, ana they move about in
the water and gather supplies very
well at that temperature. Through
the clear ice one may see fish with
shelr backs against it, where the tenn
perature must he 90 degrees, and If
You strike the ice Immediately above
them with the back 0i an aX, or "A
sedge hammer, you will kill the fish.
The conclusion does .he business and
the fish will turn w its white belly
against the ice. y dead fish floats
with It's belly upward always. 1t IS a
common enough thing in some regions
for boys to kill fish through the ice,
and then TO cut a hole and get them
out.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-27
Had : Cold All Winter

The colds that hang on the
cough that racks your body and wears
you down, the weakening that comes
from loss of sleep-these are afilict.
ions from which relief is welcomed as
blessing. Nick j. WIRES. Zahl. N
D., writes: Words cannot express
the gratitude | owe Foley's Honey
and Tar for the miraculous relief it
gave me Had cold ali winter, but
since taking one bottle it has entire
ly disappeared | will never be with
out your remedy if I live to be 100
years old" Sold Everywhere.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-27
SPRING DEBILITY
Loss of Appetite, That Tired Feel
inc and Sometimes Eruptions.

'HS h-IdptiOUos
Thousands take Hoods Sarsapa-
lila as their spring medicine for
that tired feeling, nervous weak
ness, impure blood, and testify it
makes them feel better, eat and
sleep better, and 'smakes food taste
good. "
Spring debility is condition in
which it is especially hard to COM
bat disease germs, which invade the
system here, there and everywhere.
The white blood corpuscles, some
times called "the little soldiers in
the blood" because it is their duty
to fight disease germs, are too weak
to do good service.
Hood s Sarsaparilla increases the
"little soldiers" and enables them
to resist germs of grip, influenza,
fevers and other, ailments. It has
stood the test of three generations,
giving entire satisfaction. Get
bottle and begin to take it today.
II a laxative or cathartic is need
ed, take Hoods Pills.