The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-09
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For Sale-Dressed spring lamb by
the quarter, half or whole Inquire,
The Orchards. Phone 261. 25tf
The picture with a punch in every
scene and terrific wallop for a eli
max Read the ad, Harte Theatre to-
day. ADV.
Is it worth the price? 1t would cost
you much more to see Her Own
Money played by the same cast in
New York.--Ady
Brick ice cream at Harwoods, fla
yors changed weekly Sunday or.
ders must be in before IL a. m. Pint
and quart szes.--Adv. soft
The Big Punch, starring Buck
Jones, the story of a great character
whom yillany could not crush, and
ep sode of Phantom Foe at Harte
Theatre today ADV.
Today Is Ash Wednesday, the first
day OF Lent Services were held this
morning in st. Francis de Sales, the
Sacred Heart and Episcopal churches.
The parochal schools were closed
during the forenoon.
The box office at the Opera House win
be open Thursday from four to six in
the afternoon and from seven to nine
in the evening and on Friday from four
to six p. m. for the sale and exchange
Of tickets for "Her Own Money which
will be given Friday evening under the
auspices Of Bennington high school.
Four local hunters, William Rood.
Leonard Lawrence, Jesse DIN and
/ Dewey Fauner spent a portion Of
Tuesday hunting in Arlington. They
returned with twenty-five specimens of
Vermont brown and white rabbits.
Last week Friday the same party
brought home fourteen brown rabbits.
There will be a special meeting of
the Sons OF Veterans Thursday even
ing at Grand Army hall for the pur-
pcse of installation of officers. APP
plcation for membership will be re-
ceived and a large attendance is de-
sired. Owing to the w. Il. c. supper
served in the hal that evening the
meeting will be called at $50
The members Of the Second Congre-
gational church are reminded Of the
"Lenten Studies to be taken up in
J these weeks before Easter. a number
are using a calendar OF daily deyotions
based on readings from the gospel ac
lcording to st. John The subjects
OF meditation for the Thursday even
ing meetings will also be drawn from
this gospel 1t is suggested that John
Il:1-18 be read in preparation for the
service tomorrow night.
The New York Tribune spoke as
/ follows about Her Own Money
Excellent throughout" "a welcome
relief from the lurid drama OF recent
days 49, Should prove great sue
cess. 1t deals with a subject that in
some form or other, enters into almost
every womanS liteTA Her owr
Money" shoaldi Im&sst women, and
they will probably see to vitsthat their
mer Nikss4Ql YgaS1e0% Presents
an everyday problem and a serious
one, that OF the wiEe's Financial status
Iindhe partnership which marriage un
ldOuDtSuiy IS. T. ANVIL l9 e.
| Ycti c5s a debt TO that departed
lonedhAttcan be paid only with fit
tigss3l sitprial TO markthe last resting
/ placa SWt4, pN Dre 4Ap etipD Sg- %ork
tand the. nodest PRICES OF the Taguiac
Itufefs AT your dds tdege' can 'be no
treason why you should not give your
Icemetery home q new attractiveness.
Mrs Stella Kentycomee d rect Nfrom
.thP old feHaNe9 nian,fac slitelK; lThe
bTemple Bros, Rutland, Vt. and would
be pleased to assist in a selection OF
Marble or Granite Memorial Remem
bei' that dealing v tn the manufactur.
ers eliminates the middle man and
you get the first cost pr &c. Why pay
more? Communications received at
Al0 Gage street. Adv