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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements

Advertisements.
Get your Xmas order ready tonight
I Checkerline.
Edmonds Foot Filters for Men See
Harris advertisement.
Dressed lamb. sold by half, at 25c I
a pound. Call TIE Orchards. Phone
POI. S9t5
Very fine dry picked young New
York state turkeys at the Checker
line
Charlie Chaplin in The Idle Glass"
last showing Read the ad Harte
theatre today
II you want anything in turkeys.
ducks. geese or chickens Stop in at
the C,leckeriine.
Mrs. Caroline Wellington gaze al
tea Monday afternoon at her home In
Old Bennington.
/ Note the we'll built Foot FILTER
shoe shown In this paper Sod at
liart's Shoe store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip d. Jennings
are expected Monday at TIER home
in Old Bennington
Morals from the play, THE Morals
of Marcus, starring May McAvoy,
Harte theatre tomorrow.
Francis LaValley VAS returned to
his home on River street, after spend
ing few days in New York city.
Your special week end treat Mar
Ion Davies In The Buried Treasure"
Opera house Friday and Saturday. Z"
Buy Friday and Saturday for Sun
day and Monday Us all stores will be
closed for two days. Checkerline Z"
We have nice fancy dressed tur-
keys at CSC per pound Average
I weight s 10 10 pounds. peterson's
I Market. SITS
May McAvoy the wonder girl In
: Morals" and Short and Snappy" an
Educational comedy. Harte t.1eatre
tomorrow.
Miss Mary Child Of Albany plans
to spend the Christmas holidays with
her sister, Mrs. +. u. Patterson OF
Union street
Christmas colors and tiavors In Har.
woods Ice cream bricks. Order now
TO be sure you get yours for Sunday
or Monday delivery. S9t4
Doris May in a live.y screen farce,
. episode OF Winners OF The West
and Charlie Chaplin In The Idle
Glass" Harte theatre today.
| Howard Hicks. student at Pratt
Institute in Brooklyn, Is at the home
ri his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William
j. Hicks, for a two weeks vacation.
We have nice fancy dressed tur-
keys at Sc per pound. Average
weight TO 10 pounds. petersons
Market o" SITS
| Mrs Leonard Cultivate and daugsl
ter have arrived in Old Bennington
for the Christmas holidays. Mr.
Outhwaite VIII join them the last al
the week. flg,e .
| Miss Sarah Shaw, who has lived In
Bennington. but for q fe&A years has
been in Boston with her sister, Mrs
| G. Thornton, Is spending the winter
in bermuda. 5f Yf.a -.,'
| Diamond rings made, desirable
Christmas reinenibrances, we bay'
them especially priced for the boil
days, $40 to $780, also black Ouyl
diamond set, $l2 R.ce's Jewelrl
| storeF,North street,rHgrG .r5 s9t.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24

The Globe Democta. has late,
ly used M a good deal of column
space telling a horrible tale Of how
a . year old boy at Monei., Mo
had to die al accidental earbolic
acid poisoning because the at.
tending physician could not i'm.
mediasely lind supply of alec.
hol to administer as an antido.e,
and so the child's life was sacri.
feed To the monster Prohibition.
Sad. OF course, that this child
died thus; but physician who
has no other antidote for carbolic
acid than alcohol should have his
license revoked wi,hou. delay.
Monett Is . pretty sizsablc burg.
having population Of some
5000 or so, s,ill 4, appears I, is
very, very disficult 20 get alcohol
there. for even 50 trying an
emerReney ~ the ene cited.
AsA JET eur "vss" iytssAs esli
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24
HOPE TO COME BACK
rero-ted Radicals Ars Fleeing
From Scv.et RUE.
rcSS-tec 10 &c Greatly clsarpsl1ted
al at2. They FcSr3 IN ire
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24

The Democratic policy now j,
to oppose every step the par. y
in power is taking tn e,s,
the country relief from the op
pyessire conditions tha, are the
outgrowth ot eiah, years ui
Wisconsin, This is well, for a>
long AS the Democrats uphold
Wilson aud all his works. the,
subscribe them selves as read Y
tu give Us more ~ ii had they
the power. As longs a. the
people know this and remem Der
the effects Of Wisconsin the Re.
publican party has no cause Of
fear.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24
PURSUES WOLF WITH AUTO
South Dakota Mar Lands ki>e caas
Tor Which Ne Reeeises Bounty
Of s. Each.

Aberdeen. S. p--<:eersc Rerx de-
liverrd a, the oflee Of the fsr5ws.
county Huiiior the osiic. day she
hides Of nsile hahy walses. ussaa sshsca
he will rs>'e.ye county asun;y tH ;he
sum of 81 per scalp and s. per scalp
In state heunteS.
berg lives Gear Nesyioa and few
days aso be discovered All cid sss<s
~cif In has chsckea ward Thc anl-aai
STARTED a~as a: his al,isrNsaeh and
k-rg 81, into bis aotouls,,,lIe assd s.1,
tows-i her.
Aer.ss the prairie the sels ss>sk bet
ccarss with thr car Ia pls<si. f1ss
animal nraiis arrived AZ h~r ts,-a and
disappeared ilsrs r~asaei ths sgss, a
fes minutes iairx and With a sssir ex
casss~<i Z. th. hcase ef the ws,lg.
~h~rv A~ fs.asd hsr sine isai.lss he
arss~ the cid wstf Get aest ssisSsrsd
ths cuhs. shsss hi<scs ~ has s.s,.l 10
- Oonv.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24
BACHELOR SEA LIONS TO Ole
United states Government Asks oiAs
fer Killing ~ Lighthouse
Annoysrs.

San Francisco Because 100 bach
elnr ses lions en Anne Suevs island.
- miles north oF Santa Cruz. clutter
up the walks around the lighthouse.
steal fncs! from the back perch as the
lighthouse keepers cottage aud have
sneAksng desire 10 take up their
residence In the srcn. par!sr. The
United States isgh'hsuse service will
open bids for shooting the stnoxious
Bachelors
There are 100 snore sea lions en the
island. but as they consis, os thor
cuxhiy trained husbands with their
harerns Of wives. they have their own
social sets and don, hathcr tie light.
house keeper. The bachelors skins
are good FOR leather. their hlubhcr
contains ccei oft and the rest es their
carcasSes can he sold FER fertilizer,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24

Senator Borah enc day Iasl
week, while the Shipping Board.
de6cit was under discussion ir
the Senate. demanded the names
OF the crooks" who are the
cause Of the financial scandal oil
the Shipping Beard. The tax,
payers, top, would like to see
their namea-on the criminal
segister--but no one will ever
know them openly. II WAS never
shown to the people who the
crooks" were that plundered
the aviation funds of the govern.
ment during the war. In the
Investigations of that scandal all
we ever learned was that the
money disappeared. and that the
accounts of the Aviation Board
were SO poorly kept and in such
, hopeless tAn sa>s.siaat il was 49,.
possible TO locate the people who
got the money, The same pro
cess was adopted in plundering
the Shipping Boards finances.
That is why the Board maintains
a clerical force of 3.o0o-~to keep
the waters rolled for the escape
OF the crooks" Chairman Las.
kar OF the Shipping Board is
said by his defenders TO De OF,
OF the country's ablest business
men, which may be quite true
bu, this ability seem $ to have
dropped away from him the mo
ment he undertook the cond &c, |
OF A public enterprise in which |
no money OF his own was risked |
What was the use uf business
ability where only scoop, shor /
eler was required: II the enter /
prise didn't pay its own way, /,
there was always the fedora.
treausury Ia fall back upon, and /
the main point was To keep tbs
scoop shoveIer husy, The real
blame for these successive scan
dals lies, after all has been SAID
with Congress Itself, for il never
Itself much about
where tho money goes after IL
makes the appropriation.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24
DIAMOND 8 YEARS IN GARDEN
Ring Lost BY New jersey We~sn
Found ard Restored by Pressnt
Tenant

Glen Ridge. n. I.--Exacsly eight
years 70 the day after abe had lost
diamond ring In The garaea Of hsr
y hsnaA IL loss~ biI Il 3a1palsv- - -.
stored 10 the owner Subsequent -
losing the ring Mrs Smith removed
frcm 81 Hillside place and her former
home vas occupied by JOHN Tswn-
sesad.
For th~~ years Mr.. Townsend has
heea planting the garden. and while
hc~.nS lima beans this week he saw
what he thought was = h.. Of glass
s,'nIns ON the ground. He picked up
the chjecs and II proved To be 4 d.a-
nosa ring Meeting Mra Smith hs
mentioned having found the ring. lts
loss was explained and the ring vas
res.o 10 It's owner,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24

Us going 10 he ii long, lnrg
das before wc vet those int, res.
pay Mcul> on our public Eurore
an war loans, to say nothing OF
recovering the nine billions q.
principal. We don't believe .i,h.
sr will ever he paid. and .ha, ere
+'ne day a bill will he sIinp. 4
through Congress ~ the call Il
mea who viii rear a ia, fakvot'
as thelr reward rumlitiug tile
whole obligation to the debtor
.n4tipn.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24

i That woman il 4 queey--we
we're going TO say duck. but tha,
is quite something else again
when applied to her, so we II say
| bird instead. she gives us ire.
quent instances. Take this Ma.
daiynne Obeachaln person cut
at Los Angeles. fer instance.
MadaIynne get married to Rxlph
Obenchain. who appears to be \
real worth while having maa--
'one in Il onillion." in fact: bat
apparently he ,palled on MAZDA.
lynne, who has a taste for the
frivilous and frothy. So she
shakes Ralph, gets herself the
easy divorce, much against his
wishes, for he thinks a lot of
i,is Madalynne, and em barks up.
on the lightsome yet dangerous
path Of daliiauee. yamping casual
out unstable lovers to herself
here and there as she fits along.
Comes 4 day when Madalynne
inds herself lin bad through
4 surplusage Of male attach.
nents, one OF whom get his"
for a finish at the hands OF ar.
other; and as she sits in the
gloomy gaol out there in See.
il Before You Die" she turns al
once to Ralph back in Chicago,
Ralph, the old slowpoke. reliable
Old worth while ex hubby who |
she covIdn't appreciate while be |
Eas nerx without the *, and |
sends him the s. q. S. And |
t.aIph, the poor dub. being
what he is because old Dame |
Nature still turns out a good |
Job Of genus homo once in Il
while, drops everything and
rashes to Madaiynre's aid. ALI
Of which reminds us Of that dl,ty
from one Of the old operas
Woman is isckie, iAase altogether,
Moves like feather
Borne on the hiee9sk.
N9nlsn with witching emile
VIII! e'sT teceiy. ycu,
Often vii! gr,eve you,
he, as she pleases.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24
JuGoSLkVlA'S kR1f COSTLY
Tesal 0essFmrst.t aAaa~s Tor
Axat Wear.

Be'eysa~. Jog IN. -~-rsse aar ~
psrstaxas as tbe aea Asns4 sssass II Tgsa-
sa4sta viii esss @,s4.l fss5 e.s4 esnage
sssAS- Aats sae ssafss9stszs4ss'< s@sai tsat5 sse
sH the re,s; gs@'9i yUat aesgsfe yifsr,
sas efforts ~ sse Ess4nisser " sasHe~
70 r~Jases eagsssssss> IsIs ss s. rexs,aS,-
ti@s @ ssttssz,a an gsslars frvaa she es-
ris2&ges asSsSs Tex ay sae mar naAnts-
Try.
In% ttEas asisRs estSz4ssE Esss svg~
sss1.tss4ksA aEGAss azs shiS has assets
Frasaev,a 10 t.gsstasSsss.a2 The nassEasAs
ARsaa&e yaise VI q tsa aas ss. sssgt IL
ceEss esgst q: the EFxssesas rate Il IS wagta.
see9s saEee exusx
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24
figure.

Press dispatches from Wash,
ington tell us that the present
administration has Gu, II, coo
employees in Washington from
the government payroll, but tina.
over 10000 were still hanging
on. The latter is double the
number OF employees still than
were necessary back in the days
before King Woodrow began
taking care Of all the "deserv,
ing" at public expense. II the
average salary Of these 40.loo
clerks was 81, 200. a low es,i
mate. your Uncle Samuel is saw.
iug $40, 200. 900 a year by letting
them 90. Not bad st all. though
there 10 plenty of rssm fes more
6 AAaA kin1 q topeovsooaA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24

John d., Jr.. protests that his
fathers wealth should be estI.
mated at a billion dollars and
more. He says II they were
checked UP, old John d, 5 world
ly possessions wouldn't exceed
$5oo, 600. 600 AL right, let it 90
At that. it's fair information for
the tax assessor on his next
round. The old man hasn't been
giving in anything near that
figure.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24
.wouia b''eI',..i I

n IL Is true that Henry Ford
As making a .erkwater railway
Ire he owns pay him a PROF, o!
$4,000 daily because OF a heavy
cot in rates which be recently
luaugurnled, he has our whole
railroad trouble clarified Let
al! the railroads OF the country
do likewise and he saved.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24
HOW'S THIS?

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
will do what We claim for it
cure Ca!arrh or Deafness causssi hy
Catarrh. We do not claim Ia cure
any other disease.
HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE
is a liquid. taken internally. and
acts through the blood upon the
musuus snrfsrs Of the sys.em. thus
n-iueing the Inflammation and ~
STIRRING normal conditions
MI Druggists Circulars f~e.
.. j. ChaeY & ca. Toledo, OhiA
Aasa lho JSsrnal, oi.5o.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24

TIE Pas. Aaa ---ntAsosers as
~kat he a%l.xses gs ax tbs sass-
saiesss3 s~szAafas es 4 hags pseisis-
taCst aass:sas sa she fas.sasl kglas,
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isg Elas u tie pasa n.su se@-
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be- tsasa the ssssss siSsaaaassge-
s'i But ia aitsziSs~Eas. saa ths.
they saxssaxssa ~ feet IN
ssn.th lie was aszahee 20 say
xksr class Of asiass. the re-
nslas sessrsed 10. EsgAsy
poaats sf heaes we've kyozxh.
here By Dc. Eihs for shipna<ns
10 Ottawa.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24

US that prohibition does not
prohibit. Sometimes i, is hard
10 keep from smiling in the face
o. the dreadful buga boos raised
against keeping prohibition in
force.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24
Cat Adopted Valuable
Black Foxes Left Orphans

4 house ca, has saved >.'.sI
for l.. ". Archibald. suIa,r,n-
fensieii of the Warren nia.s
Fox ranch. %. Nasfea, Pa. !iy
adopting i've orphaned fosV>,
The moi lItr tuA deed s.4ssp after
giving birth in the tjs. cubs, aui,
llae cubs, worth $40 each,
s.-ensed doomed But the asxll-
bald cat hai just hsscosns Il
iHa;her. sn Tie superintendent
reaiu,ed the Kittens and St.,tsfi,
;utsa the foxes. The Iusihcr "a;
took kln,il. to ,hc arrangement
aud has adopted the cubs a. bar
o~n.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24
rest ored

Tho great powers OF Europe
are said tn be slowly and surely
closing the markets and na,ura
recources Of the world to the
United States, bu. were always
counted on as she handy lad IL
come across aad save Europe
from it's own truuh hles.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24

he youth who vas hung fot
murder in An adjoining county
the other day attributed his ig
nomlniouS end To drink, ana yet
there are "a lnt Of unhuug people
who would like TO have drink
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24

tsssskeiey. CaL ~ SaxfeeG Asss
ia s5s Iasssd States. all sf tAsaa
eaastt. have laid ever ~ ssns
Ia a year. isus entersnx IT, -
leet class In III exntleytne
league. seessrstins n u. - ~
ssssfsld, sDuitry ststisfistns n
Eiss College ~ agriculture
teress,e has tfwss t0prhat~Aess.
stse tayaax - sgxs In s16 asy.
sad twe sthers shSwlns ~
vggs. he ssyx AeFNxe ~ eHs.'
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a VI issas ksy@sHssis keeA - =
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24

An Illinois coal mining con.
Germ had psxrol! robbery 81:
$4,000 the ether day, thus vi
know what we re- going iu bo SCI
back when we buy our winters
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24

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restraint fron home brew. II
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24

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care whether tie roads earn q
pref. or not while they arc nj.
lowed 10 keep their hands in the
.deras treasury,
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24

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fellow, though windy TO tdis,sus.
tunexs At times.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-24
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Evening star., 1921-04-08
$4,000,

frlCe, SlL,UUO.
kiibourne st. NV. between 18th and 18th
SITS. A nine room. modern. tapestry brick
house; two baths; hot, water heat; thorongh.y .a:
sion can be given. This is the cheapest house
in this section. A duplicate Of this house
is now being offered at $4,000. Reasonable
terms accepted.
Price, $1,000.
B ut. n.e., between 4th and 9Th SITS. An
eleven-room. modern brick house; three baths
hot-water heat; deep lot to alley. House 10
in perfect condition. Can b. easily con
verted into daty to make splendid invest
ment. Terms. 81. 600 cash; balance $s5 Per
month. including interest and principal. Any
one could occupy this house and mako It pay
for itself.
Price, $500.
9th st. s.e.. very close to Pennsyivania ave.
A six-room, modern brick house with hot
water heat. The house 10 now vacant and
key Is at this Office. We will submit any
reasonable offer and terms.
Price, $1,000.
A st. Sc. near Lincoln Park. A six-rQom
and bath. modern house; hot water heat:
electric light: three porcies large lot to a
paved alley: room for garage. Reasonable
terms can be made.