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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27

Three government reports made
r.nhiie within the last week contain
conclusive evidence of improvement N
industrial conditions Statistics from
r,ostoffiees IN fifty important cities
show large growth in postal business
A second report shors that total postal
savings deposits in all posioffiees
August 81 amounted 10 Sl52. 400 900
Tie decrease for the month was
$4,000. but il Was the smallest de-
crease in several months. and IN the
industrial cities deposits actually IN
creased and Withdrawals were fewer.
This indicates. doubtless. that pros
perIfy i returning first 10 the manu-
featuring cities and will rsdiste grad
ually. but certainly. 70, the rural and
more remote communities.
The third optimistic government re-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
Mine Wrecked
By Dynamiters;
Strikers Suspected

Plitsburu. Kan. Oct y - fhc
Gray Wolf mine. near Gross kan
sas. ~ae wrecked BY Two charges
o. dynamite shortly Before mih
night lasi night
The Gray Woii .sas worked yes
torday About EIGHT miners were
there At 4 O'Clock group o. i3
miners apcared AZ the plant and
demanded 90 know why the men
we're ~ofhifa
Because ~e are hungry the
working miners toid the nafchefs
Sheriff mli, Gould ls In posses
sion o. the names % several - me
marching miners and an invest o.
ton Of the dynam .tlno % .ass night
is proceeding
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
STATE PRESENTS IISIi-
MD\i ~ WILLS IIuN

Perry. oct - The state to-day
continued pfesentatou of testimony
in the trial 81 George wills. charged
sim the 1ur4er 81 Kirby Frans fell
e.al prohibition officer. wao aas
fatally shot during search Of wis
home near here last November
IN his opening statement lata yes.
terday u s. Sd clair. county at
tofney declared le would attempt 20
prove that wills. knowing that his
home was being searched f0r 81 I
las ID wait .or tae Officers. but De.
eonlng impatient. sent home and
opened fire on them while they were
81 bis basement,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
BANKERS CONFER ON
LOCAL BANK FAILURE
Plans Said To Be Under Way
For Reorganization To
Pay Claims oi
Depositorx

r re-tars If the oklahoma Stssa
gansr assoel ton held neetus
lasi -'rAt p Oklahoma 60 - tsks
action 81 mo Is lore e en-. Oklahoma
state reuk in this cts
Comm sssorer Denn.s of the Okia-
homa nank n1 hoard. ~ alucd sha
ns,,s -,is Tor es.-.s action in re1afl
io the paving - aenosiso-s 10 Ire
aHsd bank oui q the guaranty nint
DEM sad ne fana was a reoA
shape and contained more than 8
uulson 10 lars Ir sii-edse secuft.
les
The sense q the meeting vas that
the Guthrie situation shc0ld te cars
~ fer inme fiaies after she baat
comnsss oner has checked up ami
verified the hanks hu ncs
Hints vere also made that > q
cal guaranty assessment ~oss'A b.
made Dennis reported thar tie
banks condition vas good 81 the tine
iae door~ cioses save and exec the
Gresham interest lccoant vh.cn ws
salelv res onssble Tor TIE tr.at ~
said TIE hank hAd capital q 80
-, and depce.is 10 excess 81 So
ooe v IA loans srr noxlmately sss7 oaN
Nhen ihe ssrA qat drafts cash an'
ehf exchange approximate S4oNea
Tlse cash sccoant showed about s. :
20 The 'o4u 20 Gresham amount.
so r~act caly $s--oaa The saa
sold Interests here neiudiag the mii
prosperity are llstea AZ si tao Mr
Gresham told the bank commiss one
Z that ne Gresham hoa ngs ID Texa
fwl approximate se- lnaa which Ar
E-ay dscutc-d TIE iyua basil ns
corner Dlvslon and Harrison, v'h.ch
Gre hzrs eoaeaf sofne months age. ~,
{ .edea - rr Creshan last DeceH
Ter srd ia fa ~as fee elea hY he'
& ase fages hsuk ai,oat two wees.
$50 Tn building is valued Is So
no
Ree- auiraison 81 TIE bs1k vii
soon tsle place 4 4 aunoaneed- tv'
Okiahoua cty men and rsvhu.s
4 ea-itsI-st to become srse stoeeho'e
err
The state bank commissioner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
Greatest Mail Theft
I'm History OF
Nation Looms

Ncu York. Oct e -rosinAaa-
Ter 6enesa fays srrsssc here
toca, q taks persenai Charge q
fne irvesslsasien of lsss Mon
eas's ree sserec raj roeesrs ~
sutemsefls ssre.ss ~,he heia -
ssa trSes ard essspec - a.
f.Ne pssshes f,glec vita eercs
seSvr ties snc e4rrenSs
News tnss the postr,asser ser
era ~as eer,lre 70 take harc
- tns ease. lea g reperts that
shs iosssss ~ere even higher
tAsr tAs s'.ooo.oco nears irt'
mates ~ postssfes se..sort.es
Statements sssUec - barks
ara erckersse houses sno~ec
Nossl kno~r loss 81 ss1Sses
rhs ~as exclusive 81 . lsrae
81 pr'ert q surreref re1ortec q
nsse beer inciucec II ere q ire
poushes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
GUTHRIE FOOT BALL
TEAM TO MEET I'll RENO
Last Game Before Thanksgiving
VIII Be Played Here Next
Friday Afternoon At
Fair Grounds

Tho Guthrie iiigh sohoui Elct n
Wili meet the El Reno iiish seh3oi
Eleven FRIDAY afternoon a. $500 on
the local erairon rhH Nlll BE- the
last high school same uu the
Thanksgiving game wa',a via proh
ably be es.h Perry The team had
q stltf workout ghis week and feel
that they can pui Il oFef ou El Reno
The adoss ON the teo teams ~
about even 81 Rene coming load
ed for bear howesef and Il a.l. tasc
good crowd and lvs ~ rootine 60
put the pep IN tblnss
The lineup viii praOahly BE-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
mn CROSS BAIIOII\G
10 BEcI> SATURDAY

nAllo,s for The Rad croas eectlon
vlil ~ furnished every school "a.
trnn ~ the school pupils The =
win alao he supiy of bal ota a.
each ~ thr voting hnoths ln CO
rns aud tho l.uts stores po nns
fau "a Vsit one ~ theau sutlnk
1ootha saturday u W necessary e
have strung Rcd crpsa board fot
the nest year aa lh" work ~ the
Guthrie ted Cross q infra ~ lt
both ,uiums and Importance
whether sou were . member Last
year o. not you ahoaii be ldenilfie
with th'H great work for the nest
year
Remember the polls sll' bs open
saturday FROM m tlll y ~
o. snfe 20 vote
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
DR. corn SUCCEEDING.
~ COMM >IN WORK

pr II W corn j. having Rroa'
sueeesa with hla community serg'
campaign af Port Arthur ts dia
nol have ,he preliminary work there
20 start ~lth which he found Ia 0aih
re ana bad 10 tuud up from the BE-
slaaine uai his tuo months ~or~
has rlt community service 90 pr
fuaneai bas e. alih an nnea 81 acils.
itf nicely funfiioning and resdt
salt sustaining illa many friend
and workers Ia Glthre eill bs gfar'
fed 10 knov about his suer~ea Ia
that ueu iaua dlti eulti foti
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27

they have thee Jobs DeFhuse hp@iilft%
IS better
The disturbed condition of these
times has made possible the organiza-
ton and capitalization Of hate
The country eame out of the war
with all the resilessness which invari.
ably follows y long period of exelte.
iuent and exeriion aud the breaking 81
custom and routine Peace was not
peace 80 much a. something akin 10
war. The two years Of initiation and
unnatural prosperity added 70 the
turbulence. There were strikes There
were waves of lawlessness. There WAS
countrywide irritation over the high
prices Of necessities and profound re-
sentiment against mereiless profiieer-
ing Home ties were broken ~ eom-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
To Be No
Strike
Benefits


cs,sses. oe, s-.-ssris sns ,ran
rnen - TIE irterns;.cral arc Great
sorsssrn satiroac ~ Texas ~tli rs
receive ssriss eersfss. ss po ssec 81
~ ~ G lee eresloent 81 tie train
rnsn a. sssts-cals hearing eefsrs
sss gaisee States railway .anef
sSsrs ~hesher TIA r~en o. otNe
ifass ~hs -.ss strsks Ssaeas ~tf Sc,
be~sfts ~as nct s.se.ose
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
IiONtI. IN JAIL. IL
ELECTED DElEG tII

spr.nsf ED. ~ OCT .s-Aisaau
de- Howstt dego ~ and m r'sonel
hsad ~ the K4nsas Mine Worker
Union. vas elected % represent tae
International Organization ~ ihe
United Mine Workers 81 America a..
the international NM Congress ln
E8roee nezt year a. the ~ ent con
yenilon a. snar3ir pres.den,
Va ker o. tse Inino federation an
here today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27

raoil INA ott sf ilsfhefi Nei
willie Hartman a6 ,sais oli mil.'en
afro flnan,lef 90 Nev Noik and Miss
safah Jane ilnuter aN 1eafa o'i. a
Rcd Crofs nurse Mo served ever.
seas we're married hefe "Wednesday
10 quiet little Nrtho st patronage
Tuesday 81 Hartman teissrAphec
Nlas Hunter az New Nefk a. meet
hlm a. rrrn b i1,k. ind whore she
hta heoa RESTING ana they mn'orr
o. raoi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27

tpen tNe running hoard - each
sir stnoA a kAnanAa 10 Nhlta hcoa
aml foWn - tse klan pfo,esa o.
mestd Through Twa street. negro
hfhliues of that feaof, soatterra
uks rats IA AZ dtseiious arcori
ns 20 re4orts thls rnfnlna many -
,hsm lsit town Two neeroes are
yeioftna 20 hase rala taxeah aflv
er tiH each to drive ihem ous -
town d "a fenofgrd mar abnut
tpentf of the ueWaes resslyed ast
u,xht. pfeeedlns tha arrival 81 tn
klananea warning notes telling thrm
io leave town suua ~ lhe r,,roe.
took 'he Narniug notes a ol,s a
,he pollge station. and asked for a.
Vice Il Is ra.d they were adsi1o
ta ohes the eafnlnK
Ths warming notes ans e~s'en=.g+-
s'r- aee nrnreea - hn q result ~
the shooting u office eroasman
rue4day nlaht when lhe officer
kllsd TN neeroet who were tryias
% rob Harry netnett's iewrlfy .toFs
Two huntfei ana ffty automobile
vera Ia The kian parade, Aesordins
10 police reports IN earh car. W
IA said were fuur or five men rhls
would Indicate that tho entire meme
hershlp aala "a br Lost. ~ the iueai
hlan. participated Ia the deinonstrs-
,lon only the leaisng ear had lts
Illshta un iu Two otfeet the rect col
owing by the llsh, % ,hs ieadins
car Horns were blown aRd diu
~ notice made a. The lsoeesa on made
IL. way thronah the negro district
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
Officers Surprise
There's In Store,
One Is Killed

Ceaasil ulsffs le~&. OF
shsrffs dspe,lss 90 ousfs la e
store here aheu, five o'siosA ~ +,
n,ornlra snoAaea ia = aun battle
with uaeu % eeebefs ~
broke lnss ,he STAGE one fobsss
ne, ~, fully ldentfisa bvt b.
llsVea % be we'll kee~e poliss
character. ~as Allied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
IlI~A MAN III ADS
sons on tO>IInIIiNN

Chattanooga. Tenn Oct ~ 1as
= Davenport of vinl,a. wan elected
commander of the tfhnf Mississippi
department ~ the Sons 81 roriedor
ate T.trnr aansu r Lame ~
rol 49, N pamri major aeAera'
nf lhe y a. v upa canwsndrf ~
tho oklahAna department pason
port Formerly was q mcmbcf oi CON.
rrose
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
" N.I CONTRACTS ~
uI\tU 10 III t>\tIJID

Washington. oct si Decision of
many West Virginia mine operators
90 refuse next sprlne 20 ~ enier into
wage contracts with their employees
nn'ona NaH announced toslay to tho
senate committee luvesllgailnf an-
dlllons 10 the wcst Virginia felds
Tho statement eaa made hx Ernrat
N Nrriel q Charleston mining on
gneer and operator
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
TWO ttsIIiO\ BOiS
CHARGED WITH ROIIBfnN

Fdtie Ryan and Fred Audre~s of
the Cashlnn nelghhofhood. were ar
rested hy the city pol.ee lat utsht
on q charge nf robbery The two
boys. both -. Tuesday nlsht broAe
into store at cashion and stole
f7s In money. two automatic reyoi-
vers and twa gold watches All or
the stolen property ~ish the exeep-
tion OF a few dollars was recovered
BY the police Tho boys are nos IN
the county Jail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
KNIGHTS or pgT-fts TO
HOLD SPECIAL MEETING

Eion- Albert o Romre d ssob4ff
G. X. r 8 vii Officially VISIT sufh
re Lodge 10. : KaiEhts q Pythizs
ror Lgai. al their Castle Hall IN fh~
Daily Leader biosk Al mesniers
ard risitlrg Rn'ghts are requested to
be yreseut AZ : 'oek.--H'-u. +
Ezgie. &. G. goan A Nelson. X z. :.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
III .OODIiOt \DS 10 IRiil
~l.iNER OI PRIEST

Lead. S d o., % Broodhouna
seut here from Mitchell. s. y are
espe ted here today n - effort "a
furnish cline % TIE man WHO'S
call on Res. 4 Beisnap here ear.y
yesterday was followed fy The
hooiing OF fhe prizes. On q hlehWag
just outside the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
O<E KILLED WHEN
Rig PLANE CRASHES

Tous .ais Oct z-.-t&eute1su-
I-.r- 2pqusg q Brgoklyn. ~ J an
Stsf, Sergexnt vernon Z Ecrsrs -
Eoctgonery Ala. were killed wh 2
sses7 slrvlaze crashed in flames
xhIie they were ate D,inE 70 tcin
fight formation - 2fssQ feet aI3-
tuds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
SIC five -EAcs NAV
aNEeT T-e STsIsE

criespe. Oct -.-Noer passss g
cay ~ath tee ~o,s eve" onsor eseea
sfses n lsrs extensive sorferenes
Sc possle.llses e striss settlement
Ser ~ s-ooper. of sse ralirSsc lsos
sesrc, ~ss esters tie eonferer-s
eresertlns Wat he oessroso as >
--~ssss pess.s.l.ty~ fer settlement
The r1s roso labor soafo nean
~sus fnxrkeo ti-.e @ats . meeting O.
its members schsesles for ;hts after
noen IRE soestser O. ~netner tnc
soxrc sAoulo ssos a. oroer forbi1
care shs strike or ATTEMPT court a.
ter ~2s s-aens ;he rossle iites fef
ssx eensice ers;ien.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
DUCKS NOT COMING
A. THEY SHOULD

Duck hunters are IN a guandary al
signs are right for a big nxht OF
migratory biris. but they are not
coming this way. apparently.
A few Wild geese have been coins
south of late, and big flght was
on two weeks ago.
Ben nrlmmage. veteran hunter and
deputy sheriff hagged a large Cana
dian goose this week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
soLon UNDER riRE
NOT TO BE EXPELLED

washlnrton. Oct q orowing %
position developed oscr might 10 r.
puhlifan clfcles 20 the resolution
calling fOr Representative Tboma
l. Blantona expulsion from me
house started neN effects today a.
have an factions agree on resoiu
flon ~ eensufe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
iltItDi\s SpI lk~ ~
aIOItnii TODAY

co'umhus ga. uei 81 resldsnt
Hard nf arrived here early to-day un
hg four dsY swing through the soHt1
au3 with members of h'a pnfty Fialt
ed camp neun'ne an infantry aohho'
near here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
L. George
MuStStQy
At Home

i.eaaou. ost 2 rrime Minister
uoys Gee Sc nrshsols wiii haYe 90
stauaon his visit 10 Wasbln ttau. or
a. least postpone Il uuua she elcsinr
sessions af the conference there he
cause 81 tAe critical situation In TIE
negotiations e.th Slnn Fs'n lfelana
4 vas ass rted "a Several Neii "a
formed newspapers here iaaa, Tae
premier has made 10 pah'ie state-
ment lo shis cfic,t hui - political
ana personil friends we're quoted as
communicating the repou - N
qn'refs as f pab'iciiy ~as Desired
Everywhere. IS was admitted 90.
aay. the Irish negotiations IA ma -
little progress and. although hope
had ne, eeen rellnqnished there
vas 4 tendency Is refarl the oo,
iook a. being less favorable that
vas tay g. t~o seo roliisai
writers remarked that A the ncgo
Nations broke down. ihc premlers
TRIP uin re obviously impossible
white y break in thc conference
Was avoided. L aas difficult So see
how settlement couid he rea bel
ter considerable time
The accumulation II other press
inr business vas also uree rs some
quarters a. eontrihurne 80 thc lm
probability that thc prime minister
woula ne able 10 carry oat hls dcslrs
10 20 10 the Washington conference
Various reports con ernine the
iriss negotiations were current here
today. l.ut they carried iiue Weight
owing 10 the secfesv observed hy
both sides The Daily Graphic print
"a ruror that the negotiations had
been suspended and that a lmports
ant communication vas expeoie
from Dahnn Elsewhere H wa
stated attempts % End desired
formula hy which the confereu e
could be contained. had failed. ani
that the Irish delegates we're hold
ing ont for concessions that vouli
counterhalance any iessening q
their demand Tor indeaenaence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
Bill rEE5 RETURNS FROM
HUNTING TRIP

william Hee- ard william Asrtir
Who have been q the Dzkotss for
TIE past no1fh busting biz game
returned last night Ar. Heer re-
ports az excellent tine and says se
baxge6 oDe Big dee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27

~f gsAfar tate beard of ausofs
hae .ef5sel permiss.ol TO ? l'bt a
fla depicting coal Miners al haviae
no- 5 strike
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27

New Orleans. La Oet z7-7oniga;
ssc Fri1xy partly clozdy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27

Funeral services for ,hc late
Myrtle Hlack. wao died ID OKLAHOMA
city will be held here Friday a 1881
81 Natohe,t an srtaklng pariors In
termenf Siil be made in summit
AleK eemeiarE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR Two TCMpRRoM

Funeral services for the lsta joan
Campbell wlH be held At his iafe
fesidence. l4ei West Logan = iday
a. , O'Clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27
Ku KIux
TerrOrize
NoorOeS

KnNi Oct
ataae Nf a
EnH from ii
ltat niht en-
n Hft,tieaY
ANNnu as
tr a. e,all
west tUfau
where s,nth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-27

ihey have thee jobs beeause bnslness
is better
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cent naF-d O PAGE 1
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-12
AN IMMEDIATE
RELIEF FOR PILES
OR YOUR MONEY BACK

u had severe bleeding piles, so psinf,,I
! coRld not u N chair, resumed wors
after first application Of piSme pile Rem.
cdy. At end ~ week WAS camplctely
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-12
EAST ARLINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Shufi.eton. their
daughter Norma, and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Clark Of Gardner, Mass, are
spending a few days III town.
Mrs Laura Thayer Of North Ben
nington passed the week end in town
with Ter sister, Mrs. Il. a. Mcdonald
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Van Alstyne
mctored to Adams, Mass, last week
u. j. Robertson, his son James, Mrs.
Belle F'lagg Winfred Flagg and Erie
Tyrell motorci to Ticonderoga Sat
urday, returning Sunday.
lMyron Cole, his son James and
some friends from Troy Conference
academy motored to New York last
week to attend one Of the worlds SER
les games.
Vim. G. Andrew. Ralph Walker and
son, William. were in New York TO at
tend one OF the World Series games
last week
Mr.. and Mrs Frank c. Lasher had
an auction last Saturday. 1.1ey are
leaving town for Springfield, Mass,
where they haze two sons, to spend
the winter.
AroI Ward was home over Sunday
from Manchester where he works
Rally Day will be observed at Oliyet
church next Sunday II is hoped that
there will be a record breaking at
tendance at all meetings. A fine pro.
gram is beng prepared for the sun
Iday school hour 81 c. f. members
are urged to be present at their meet
ing at $50. Motto for this week;
Garry On, my Soul, Carry On"
Mrs. Charles Whitman visited rela
tiyes at North Bennington recently.
Charles Pratt is at South Cambridge
spending some time with his brother
in law, George Cornell.
Warren Cottrell OF Eagle Bridge, N
" and Raymond Cottrell of Glen
more. n. j.. visited their aunt. Mrs
Charles Pratt at Edward Wards Sat
urdays
Mr. and Mrs Charles Center and
daughters Of Eagle Bridge, n. Y.
were recent callers at the home Of h
e. Ward.
Mrs T.. e. Ward has returned from
Hoosick Falls. where she was cailed
by TIE sudden death Of her brother
Sherwood Haswell
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SALISBURY

Vermont day was observed in the
school Friday afternoon.
Thomas Dunlap of South SALISBURY
was in town one day. last week on
business. ID,
Agnes Green of Bennington visited
her school friend, Elizabeth King, re-
Gently.
Horace Hulett is working in the
garage at South SALISBURY.
Mrs, II, A, Burt visited her daugh.
ter, Sarah, IN Bennington recently.
John Harrington spent Sunday at
the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. w. Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Huiett was in
South .Shaftsbury recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Chelsea Harrington
and children OF Bennington spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Sheldon Harrington
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whitman ii
North Bennington were guests of rela
tiyes in town Sunday
Beach Randall and his friend, Har
old Kipp of North Bennington left
Friday for Greenwich, Conn. where
they will spend week at the home OF
Mrs. Sampson,
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A. b. Clark. c. G. Brown. r. NJ.
Sprague, G. H. Faulkner, c. s. Ayres
and ]. F. Carrier are business visitors
in Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Perry Bisslop, Mrs
f. c. Baker were visitors in North
Adams. Mass, Monday.
Calvin Baker spent the week end
with his parents here.
About 90 members OF Balance Rock
chapter o. E. S. will attend the twenty
seventh annual meeting of district No
! at North Bennington Thursday. Oct
~
Mr., and Mrs. H. Z. Blanchard Mr..
Keith, Mr., Johnson, Mr. Gould, Mr..
and Mrs Leo Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs
H +. Jewell, Miss Ruth Carpenter.
DR.. and Mrs, Crowley motorea to
North Adams, Mass, Friday to attend
the movie The Bat
9Mr.uand Mrs 81 Y. Wellman cele
! brated t5'eir so wedding anniversary
Wednesday. Oct, H.
Mrs. Arthur Hawks of Orange
Mass. is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. r. Wellman.
| William San Souci spent Sunday a
his home in T1wnal.
William HEADED has completed hi
work for II. A. Parsons and has gon'
to Natick. Mass. to see his mother
Arden Northrop is working for Mr.
Parsons.
Ernest Lewis OF Greenfield, Mass
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DO YOU SUFFER !?
BACKACHE OR PAIN
OVER KIDNEYS 2
WonderfuI ReIief is Here Told

Wonderful Relief is Here Told.
Utica, N. VT take great pleas
ure in recommending DR.. Pierce's
Anuric Tablets for kidneys and
backache. have never known q
medicine that would give such quick
relief. For some time. past l had
been suffering with kidney dis
order, my back would be lame thru
the region of the kidneys and also
suffered with rheumatism and stiff
ness of the joints. Just recently I
learned OF Anuric and began its use.
] have only taken it very short
time but have derived wonderful
relief. My kidneys have become
active and seemingly In a normal
state and do not suffer with back
aches and stiffness OF the joints. To
those who suffer as I did l would
suggest DR.. Pierce's Anuric. Mrs.
II. A. Taylor, 903 Knox st.
This anti-uric-acid remedy OF Dr..
Pierce's for backache and kidneys
(caIled "An-uric') is new, but 1t can
be had at your neighborhood drug
store. or send loo for trial pkg. to
DR.. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo.