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Evening journal., 1921-04-09
NEW Rrn.DING PERNnTs.

Building Inspector Preston has Is
sued the following permits;
II. W. Vandever. 2101 North Var
Buron street addition $3.50; c. A
Legates. builder.
Herman L. Prettyman. 1901 Madi-
son street, addition SIS.
Robert C.. Ferguson. 412 South
Franklin street. addition $50.
Paul Stopka, 1907 Mendenhal
avenue. addition $500.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
pnrAKrAsT MISSION SERVICES

Services are being held every
evening at the Sunday Breakfast
Mission. 115-117 shipley street. The
Rev. Mr.. Clough will speak tonight.
tomorrow night at o'clock Lewis
Peekey will speak.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09

business firms dealing in metals
and precious stones will do well to
advertise through the Want Ads for
employees during tho coming week.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09

Search the Want Ads for good
bargains IN real estate during the
nlvnth.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
PROGRESSIVE sTrRTTUAIIsrs.

The religious and message service
az the First Progressive Spiritualist
Church. Pythian Castle Hall, 906
West street. viii be held tomorrow
night Mrs. Ellen NJ. Gon, licentiate,
] messages by Mrs. Holt
Evening star., 1921-05-08
ALASKAN PHOTOS TO BE
SHOWN TO CONGRESSMEN

AlaSkaS resources and industries
scenery and natives will be shown
next week to the House committee
on territories and to other members
of Senate and House. in hand-co A-ed
photograp phs brought to WaShins ton
by j. l.. McPherson an engineer. who
spent years in the northern territory
and who is in Washington now to
urge legislation removing the gov
ernment of Alaska to Alaska
Mr.. Mcpherson spent two years in
gathering together his collection of
views. most of them colored by native
artists to guarantee their accuracy.
and he has arranged to have these
pictures on display throughout the
week in the caucus room of the House
office building. When the hearings
on the Curry bill are concluded. Mr..
Mcpherson hopes to show his art col
lection TO President Harding and the
members of his cabinet
The Curry bill which is to be the
subject of extended hearings. pro-
poses, in brief. to transfer to Alaska
all government offices and agencies
which have to do with the resources
and development of Alaska. and to
have the laws applicable to utilZa-
,tion and development of .Alaska's re-
sources administered on the ground,
and not 5000 miles away in Washing
ton. D. c.
The bill creates an "Alaskan
DEVELOPMENT board Of five members
to take over this class of federal
authority and administration, includ-
ing the operation of the new govern
ment railroad.
Evening star., 1921-05-08
CHILD SOClETY'S FAIR.
Entertaining Features Planned for
May 31-June 4.

Beginning with the opening con-
cert Tuesday evening, May 81 down
to the very hour of closing Satur-
day June 4. each day Of an old fash
ioned fair" planned by the Christ
Child Society for that week will pre-
sent its own unusual and entertain
ing features.
Through this fair. to be held at the
Masonic Temple. the society hopes to
raise funds to carry on it's work on
behalf of needy and neglected chill
dren. Mrs. W. J. Baxter. with
corps of able assistants. is showing
ingenuity in devising special features
for the amusement of the expected
crowds. Assisting Mrs. Baxter in
pla nninE for the success Of the fair"
are Nine. lgnacio Calderon. Mrs.
James Dudley Morgan, Mrs. D. J. Cal
lahan, Mrs. Thomas Sheridan. Mrs.
James Emory. Mrs. Thomas Carter
Mrs Charles +. Neil. Mrs. William S.
Benson. Mrs. Daniel Stapleton and
other Washington women.
Evening star., 1921-05-08
WILL PICK COUNCIL.

Members of next years student
council Of George Washington Uni
versity will be elected tomorrow,
Tuesday and Wedne sday, it was an
nouncnd last night. The candidates
follow:
Columbian College (three to be
elected )---Waldo Clark, Robert" Col
flesh. =. Water Parker. Karl Peter
son, Alec hFccce, Lillian Smith and
J. Fuller .Iprsrri. Engineering Col
lege two tc lie elected)--Eugene Cox,
Ralph Nagla and Robert Newby.
Teachers College Gone to be e!ecLad)
--Eunice trabtree. Helen Faris and
Gladys TWe!e. Law School three to
be cIccted)--BerHard Burdicx. Glenn
cprbitt. Louise Foster. Alexander La
Flucr. Walter Mc1aslin. George Mel
son and Harvey s,chn: DIT. Medical
School Gwo to be G4ected)--Eugen
Cole. r. F.. Dean, jr.; Preston Haynes
and r. v Jones. Pharmacy School tone
to be efected)-Charles F. Dyer and f.
A. Warfeid.
Evening star., 1921-05-08
For mothers living-fow
bright,
For mothers memory-flowers
white"

For mothers living-howers
bright
For mothers memory-fowers
white"
BY wearing floral symbols, thou
sands of Washingtonians today will
pay reverent tribute to their moth
ers. 1t is "Mothers day. the day
officially set aside for America to pay
respect to it's mothers. the greatest
source of the country's strength and
inspiration.
In many churches special services
Will be held. and the sermons will be-
speak the country's honor for the
"hearthstone teacher" Flags will be
displayed from all public buildings.
schools and many homes as a public
expression of the love and reverence
for the mothers of the nation.
Army to Observe Day.
Observance of Mothers day" by
every officer and enlisted man in the
Army was requested yesterday by
Secretary of War Weeks in tel
cgraphic instructions to the Army. He
expressed the desire that each officer
and enlisted man write Il letter to
his home as an expression of the love
and reverence we owe to the mothers
of our country"
There was an unusual demand this
year for carnations and roses-the
customary floral symbol worn on this
day-according to the florists, many
of whom We're confronted with A
shortage due to the recent cold and
rainy weather. Some of those who
had large stocks of the flowers dis
posed of them early last evening.
Mothers day was established by
Mrs. Anna Jarvis. In 1914 il was
given official recognition by Congress
in resolution setting aside the sec
ond Sunday in May as the day every
tody should honor mother" by wear
ing flower.
Evening star., 1921-05-08
NATION WILL BOW
TO MOTHERS TODAY
Flowers Again Will Be SYM
boil Honoring Living
and Deceased.
MOTHERS DAY.
by Henry jackson Hunt. I'd.

Just d Carnation of paper.
Just plain little pink.
Lest we forget our Great Maker.
Just pause for a moment to
think
OF the mother who bore us so
bravcly
And tenderly by Gods grace.
Laid US here in humanity's
sphere,
To rise to a greater place,
FOR today. my friend. is
Mothers Day.
All honor and joy to her.
Who faced PANS pang in the
shadow of death.
To bring her children here.
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domu, re jim vrana pfinesla
holcicku.
Babitka nemohla uv6rit,
jak je to NONE, vzdyt' ona
mic nev6dela, ba ami netusi-
la. Sama nev6d6la, jak Sc do
stala k Verunce. Syn il spise
nesl, nezli vedl.
"Babicko, babiGko!" volala
ma nj mlada maminka, ted
jste teprve pravou babickouw
"Zdrava isl chodila!' po-
zdravila babicka svoji snachu
a priiala podavanou il holti-
tku,. prvni to vnoutatko. "A
jak pax Sc bqade imenovat?"
"Verunka, po mamince,"
odpoved9l st'astny otec a ba-
bicka iiz V duchu vid6la, re Sc
budou "a neJaky cas- proha-
met po dvofe Verunky dive.
"Meli jste mi prece neco
rici," mrzela Sc babicka, "by-
la bych ledacos prichystala,
ted nemam nic."
"Nedelejte 81, maminko, sta
rosti. Verunka 81 vse potreb-
ne obstarala q vas jsme chteli
pfekvapit a podafilo Sc nam
to-"
BabiGka Mrazkova nev6de.
la, ma Gem je. Stale vefila, ze
obraz napisem, ktery pora.
dill "Rybrcoul', 1cinkoval tax
blahodarne ma dovadivou sna
chu, a ted vidi, ze pfitins
byla lima.
Hospodyn6 brzo Sc uzdra
villa. Babicka byla stale "a
m9stnana malou Verunkou
takze nemohla jiz tolik po
zornosti v6novati jeff matce
ktera 81 jeste i ted rada po
skocila.
Mad posteli mlade hospody
ne stale jeste visi obraz s ma
lpisem:
"Pomni, tlovece, ze prach is
a V prach Sc obratis!"
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kteIJ ny HOSpOuyHl pIlVeul
k rozumu".
Ma masopustni nedeli bylo
Ii Mrazkn veselo. Hospodar Sc
svou zenou strojili Sc do ma
skarni merendy II "Krakono-
se".
Babicka nemela ami tusenf,
re jeji syn Sc zenou Sc I'll
6astni merendy V maskarach.
Proto, kdyz Sc objevila pred
nj Verunka v kostymu ande-
la, Sc zlatou hv6zdou ma ce-
lie a "a nj hned pfirachotil
cert, drnce retezem, nemohla
b. ka leknutfm podivem
anl promluviti. M6lat' Verun-
ka zlatqskvouci vlasy, spuste-
ne mezi kfidly, jez byla pro-
tkana strjbrnymi nitkami.
Verunka Sc babicce libila,
ale ae Sc hospodaf oblekl V
certovinu, il velice mrzelo.
"Kdyz sis cht6l take "a
blaznit," pravila babitka,
"mohls aspoh VOLT jinou ma
skaradu. Nejlepe byste byli
udGlali, kdybyste sli do balu
" obytejnych satech. Kdo to
ijakt5ziv slySel, ably slusni lid6
ma sehe obl6kali takove blaz-
novstvi! Ia meho mladi take
u nas chodfvaly ma masopust-
nj nedeli a 1tery maskary
ale n:kdy sc do tech carG ne.
oblekali hospodari a jejich
lzeny. Mas teledin Mates oby.
tejn6 byl prestrojen ia "Ba.
kusa". Enad Sc jeSte ma nej
TT. ntisku, pamatujes, jak he
vozivali ma vOze. Ma hlavi
mel klobouk jako mlynskt
kolo, cely byl vycpan hracho.
vinou a ovinut cervenou ser
pou, ruce pax mel MAJ piva
Ia nim Sc belhal podomek ot
"KrAkonose", pristrGen "a III
da s pytlem ma zadech a pc
stavenich pfipijel hospodynin
ros0litku, "a kterou mu musi
ly do jeho pytle nasypat ko
blihy. Ia zidem sli cikani /
cikankami, a zatim, co cikan
ky hadaly z ruky a predpo
vida budoucnost, cikani wy
prazdhovali trouby V kan
! mech, al vsecko, nae prisli, sy
pail 81 Ho pytliki. I dratenfc
byvali V prGvodu a detem, je;
Inc ne pOkfikovaly, chteli "a
| dratovat 1sta. Medyed Ma re
teze uzaviral prGvod. Ten by
ze vSech nejObavanejSi. Ma
sel-li nekde We staveni nese
drane peri, bez milosti je roz
foukal. Proto hledela kazd;
hospodyne, ably mela do kon
ce masopustu sedrano. Gel,
pr'lvod provaZeli muzikanti
Ma kazdem dvore Sc tantilo
i hospodyne 81 musila skotit
; ahy Sc il vydafila drnbez
kravitky hodne dolly. Hospo
dari pax musili vytatet V no
spod6, aby Jim vzrostlo pekn
obili. Svobodna devcata Sc ia
Sc vyplacela zidovi strfbrno'
Zlatkou, aby veGer mohla iit
k muzice. A v reji maskar id
sala celia sesnice vsechn
mladeZ. Eidfte. d9ti. TO g
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''SvET,


Jeste doStl mlada.
Babicka vyhledala zet6 u
citele a svsrila nu jakousi pra-
ci. Ma to pax sla Ike sklena-
ii, kde tez COST obiednala. Po-
cinala 81 po diva dny dosti ta-
juplne a ma masopustni utery
sama poslala "mlade" k muzi-
ce, chystajlc Jim pfekvapeni.
Prisel yet ucitel a zavesil do
loznice mladych manzeld o.
braz Sc zlatymi pismenami:
"Pomni, clovece, re prach isl
av prach Sc obratis!"
TAX apson to poradil babic-
ce horsky duch "Rybrcoul' O
masopustni nedeli v maskarni
merende.
"Rada uvidfm, bude-li to
mfti ma Verunku zadouci
vliv."
Ma ceste z hostince sveri.
Ia mlada hospodyne svemu
muzi sladke tajemstvi, zate5
! on il vrele zulibal.
Gale mamince mic nerikej
at il pfekvapime' ~
ga budu, Verunko, inject
nepozna-li to maminka pozde.
lii sama."
"A ucitelovdm take ami slo.
vo," vymihovala 81 hospody,
me.
| to il muz slfbiI.
Rano ma Popelecni stredu
vSichni II Mrazkd drive vstali
ably mohli jiti do kostela ns
Ipopelec. Mlada hospodynt
prvni spatrila obraz, zavese
ny mad svou voateli, ktery 81
il velice llbil, i nemeskala ba
bitce zafi podekovat. Babick:
diky odmitala, vSak v dach,
81 pfAla, ably obraz ten mel nj
hospodyni zadouci utinek.
Popelec IL MrazkG sv6til
pfisne. Rano do kostela, V DO
ledne pnst, a veter hodina mo
dlitby V celedniku a nakone,
,,ivate pisne.
Dny, tydny, m6sice pfesl,
ma statku nestala se zadn;
zvlastni zmena. Jen mlada no
spodyn6, at jinak kypela zdr
vim, byla jaksi zamlklA, zvaz
Inela, jak 81 babiGka prala. Ji
Sc nehonila po dvofe "a sic
picemi. Jak zemala babick
"a tn zmenu ''Rybrcoulovi"
"Takhle Sc mi Verunka Ii
bi," rikavala ted caste sv6mr
synovi, "a jak il u mas sv6d
! ti' Je u mas sotva rok, a ja'
: zesilila!"
Hospodar Sc fen tajupln
. usmal a matce pfisvedtil, alb
sc neprozradil.
Jednoho dne ke konci let
: hospodyne nevstavala. Byl
? nemocna. Babicka Sla sam
] nasypat drdbezi. Znenadar
: pfiletel houfec vran usad
: Sc s hroznym kfikem ma str,
' chu staveni.
2 Babieka zanechaIa drnbe
ma dvofe a Zasla k dceri d
vymenku oznamit il, ze vran
: pfiletaji ke staveni.
Y ITO jist6 bude brzo zima,
la Jeste nedomluvila, kdyz pr
4 hahl pyo -; 49,. ~,
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mne libivalo, ma to 81 rada
vzpomfnam."
"To ale, maminko, bfvaio
drive, dnes je to Ease jinak.
Svet Sc stale meni. Pojd'te
dnes nami a uvidfte, ze vsi-
chni slusni nasi spoluobcane
budou 81 chtft vyhodit q ko-
pytka."
Rabitka Mrazkova dlouho
Sc dala prosit, nez Sc odhod-
lala jiti "mladymi'. Kdyz
ale pri vstupu do salu spatrila
tn pestrou krasu a videla, ze
i druzi hospodari Sc svymi ze-
mani pii5li obleceni v "ma-
skarade", smirila Sc jiz osu-
dem. A kdyz Sc babitka do
vedela, re 0 pdlnoci bude pfi-
veden do salu horsky duch
"Rybrcoul', ktery kazdemu
ma pozadani poradi a vsechny
otazky zodpovi, sosnovala 81
babicka V hlave cely plan.
J Nikomu Sc vsak tim nesve-
fila, a kdyz videla Verunku
roziarenou v kole tancit, my
slila 81: "Jen tanci, vsak ia ma
tebe vyzraji!"
Pri pdlnocnf scene byl pi'i-
veden Sc vsi patricnou slavou
otekavany "Rybrcoul" a usa.
zen ma pripravene jiz po.
dunn V jednom rohu salu
kde vSem bez rozdilu udileI
rady.
BabiGka cekala, az Sc l
"Rybrcoula" uvolni a pax do
davsi 81 odvahy, sla take he
pozadat o radu, ktera trvals
dosti dlouho. Pohovorila 81 ba
bitka cd srdce a bylo ma n
Ipozorovati, re je spokojena
Kdyz pozadala, ably il dovedl
domil, Zeptal Sc jeff syn Fran
tisek:
| "Jak Sc vam to, maminko
dnes libilo?"
"I1bilo, hochu, libilo, a nej
|vice Sc mn6 libil ten "Pybr
conf"
| BabiGka te noci spokojen,
usinala. Ma druhy den ranC
j dosla ke sve dceri, provdan'
Ipfed nekolika roxy "a mist
lniho utitele, kterg bydlil '
babiccin6 vymenku Babitk;
po synove svatbG znstala "
mladymi" dale M statku,
proto vym6nek mohla ohyva
ii jeji dcera CO svym muzem
| Ac byli uCitelovi bezdetni :
lvymenkarka Mrazkova nebyl;
jeSt6 tax stara, pfece liz mno
no let byla nazyvana babit
kou, a to pro sve bile vlasy
Stalo sc jednoho roku "a par
ineho dne, kdy vsichni re stat
ku byli zam6stnani ma poll va
zanim obili, re pfihnala s
strasna boure a blesk zapali
Mrazkovic stodolu. Stesti .je
ste, re nebylo tehdy obili vse
chino svezeno. Stodola stala
jednom plameni, blesky s
kiizovaly a hrom slime rachc
til pri hustem krupobiti.
i z velkeho leknuti a po pre-
: zite hruze hospodyni zbelel
/ 'vlasy, a proto il kazdy jmenC
, val babickou, ac byla pomern
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PorEL.Ec.
T. Miskcvs-Fuerstoya.

Ia vym9nlarka Mrazkova. Iii
IA 81 spckojene, jako itch. do
bra hospodyne, jenom jedna
wee Sc il nezamlouyala a ku-
dy chodila, tudy uyazovala.
jak by g tomu dalo odpomo-
ci. "Tevlm, nevim," - hovo-
fila jedrou k sob6 haste, jak
byla zv-E,a, chojic po dyore
- "nevir, podaTi-li sc mi pli-
vesti nasi "Mladou" k rozumu.
Pul roku je tomu, co Sc X
nam privdala d statku sta
lie 81 TAX nefc zunne vede. Je
pravda, ze ie Jest nlada, ale
prece ma ved6t, . St IA mia
dou hospodyni slusi necho-
vat sc jako male de-. kdyz
ia jsem 80 ydavala - -"
,'Maminko" ozvaio Sc "a
babifeou Mrazkovou vosele
zvolani a jiz dv6 mekke pa
ze ovinrly Sc kolem jeji hla-
Wy
'D q, to jsem sc lekla We
runl.o, ty oyravca nemas roz-
un. prav6 jsem o tobe premy-
slela."
Gale, maminko, Frantisck
mi take stale fika, ze nema,n
rozum, tax Inne, prosim vas,
reknete, kde jej mann wit. Co
mann d6l4t? Vite, maminko,
proc jsen YES vyhledal,? Y
ned6li ie Il mas bal 2 FrantiSek
nj slibil. re pHjdeme, vzdyt'
jsou lled6li moje narozeni-
ry, mole osmnact5 narozeni-
ny. Ch, 10 budem tancit, az sc
budou ckna v sale otrasat p
a m,Gda hospodvr,e roztocila
sc ma dv1re pfed udivenou ba-
bitkou q odhopl1ovala do ku.
chyn6.
Pavi6l,a Mrs .kova Ease o.
samela "a dvore a pokraeova.
Ia ' nlasitem prerngslani:
"Kdyz sem sc vdala. memo.
sila jsem tax kratke suhynky
jako Verlnka. Je pry to mo.
da, jak fika Frantisek, : dlou.
ha sukn6 prJ il rozumu epri
di. Mic napi.t, muslin pfeny.
slet, jak M nj pusobit. ably
sspon trochu Zvaznela, Ldyt
by 81 z nj chasa mic nedalala y
"Snad nejste, mamin.io, ne.
mocna, ze vypedate tal. ustra.
sert? CT vam n6kdo ublizil?'
taze Sc starostlive mlady ho.
srod.r. "Pozoruji vas uz chvi
Ii d nechapu, CO Sc s vami d..
ie. Doof-m, BE 81 na v!reneI
narikat nemdiete a Verunka
ma vas 'eiice rada."
"Ano. mas praydu, hochu
IA nase Vnrunka fnn6 dtlt
staros sti. V+dyt' } I 20 jeste ta
kovy Dlizinek kan ,'tr, tan
plast'. Zla Sc ni, - t, sic
pice jiz poGla zri.a. Pfizene 8,
g osatkou zrni ma dvIr, voTa
put, vut'. q kdv: Sc put'ky sc
behnou. 60 jim ma nasypat
b6ra Sc zrnim kolem dvora
slep.ce V patach "a III. Nu
pove2, ma rozum?"
"To il mus.le, mani. il.
odpustir, vzdyt' +. jestd mia
da, ~ Sc vydovadi. Vsak a
pfijdc'l jine starosti, NERO dc
=, @siist6 zmoudri. Nine pfi
pada mole Verunka jako pta
ce. ktere pustlli 2 klece n
svobodu. Vite prece, ze mel
nevlastri rnatka, ktera bvla II
nj az pills pfisna. Nedivte s
tedy, maminko, 2e je nyni ia
vese.a, je volna pr to-
st'astna. Jiz n9kolikrat mn
fekla, ze 81 manzelstvr pred
stavovala jake n6jake otrocty
pro zenu, ora Sc eff jako
raji. Lepe rro mas, re je ve
sela dcvaiiva. noE kdyb
nam Z6e plakala."
Babitla . mltky vyslechl
syna. ale sveho predsevzeti s
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-24
Shocking Sentiment
with cord tires

The white gull seeks the open sea;
The partridge loves the woodland
dim;
The robin in his ecstasy
Seeks for MS song the can trees
limb;
The hawk pairoie tho sapphire sky;
The blapkbird IN the sedges hides:
The 'catbird hunts the bush nearby
} Where Up the nest her ncdgling
bides
Tho locust all the summer day.
Sings loudest IN the blaziug sun;
Tho hawkmoth roams the twilight
gray
And lips the roses one by one:
Fphc clover YIELDS the roaming bee
Us sweetness OF the summer hour:
'Thc butterfly persistently
lnYados the 1eart of every flower.
The wind pursues the drifting cloud:
The Gunlight strikes the lake with
fire;
The waterfall. with clamor loud
Forever seeks its hearts desire;
Tho Wild deer range the upland lea
The swallow wings across the blue:
And Just as far rs | can see.
There's no objection If they do.
Fl f. V. ia Now oYTk Tribune Con.
ming Tower
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HAVE YOU
ANY ULCERS (?
RELIEVE THEM wlTHouTA SCAR

piSinc Ointment has relieved thous
andS of ulcers even In most advanced
stagea aud without leaving a scar. Il
works liiSo magic ON bolls cuts and
skin eruptions OF all kinds. Pixine
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of an eminent physician. Thousands
swear by it, 1t Is a preparation
which should be IN the homo at all
times, for IFS antiseptic qualities
make { ideal for ulcers and running
sores. Also wonderful for colds and
pneumonia, PiSiue Ointment is guar
anteed TO give satisfaction or your
money viii be promptly refunded. Get
a package from your dealer only soc.
PILES OF ANY KIND can he re.
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another guaranteed product No mat
ter how stubborn the case, Pixlne pile
Remedy will bring you happiness.
Price for big tube, sl.OO. II your
dealer is out OF il, order from us by
mail The pixine Co., Inc, CSC Paw
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A Selfish Thouaht.

Henry said Mrs. Dubwaiie. 81 saw
a perfect love OF hat in mlllner's
window this morning"
81 hope you viii not disllluSion your.
self, said Mr.. Dubwaite.
"What do You mean?n
YOU know very well that hat Will
cease TO be a perfect love when you
buy it,
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puennas Duties.

The. chief lady.in-waitlng on the
queen OF Spain is known as ducnna.
In a more general sense Spanish and
Portuguese families apply the term
To The elderly woman WHO takes
chnrge Of the younger members OF a
f0mily--a Kind Of goyerhcss or com.
nnnin.
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Look Younger

Care-worn. nerve.exhausted WON
on need Bitro Phosphate, pure
organic phosphate dispensed by
Gokay that New York and Paris
physicians prescribe to increase
,WeiSht and strength and to revive
youthful looks and feelings.
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NOTICE
To the Taxpayers 81 the Town OF
bennington.

bennington.
A Rate Bin OF the Town Taxes Of
lssi has been placed In my hands for
collection as follows; SLAB on the doll
lar for tho Town Tax. 20 cents OH
the dollar for the Town Highway Tax.
- cents on the dollar for the Town
District School Tax
hereby demand payment OF said
taxes, and notify YOU that viii attend
at tho Bennington County Savings
Bank from o'clock a. m. until o'clock
y, m.
There VIII he discount or por
cent on Town Tax If paid within 90
days.
c. H. DEWEY Treasurer.
bennington, Vt, July 10. 1921.
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NOTICE
70 the Taxpayers of the Remington
Graded school District.

A Rate Bin has been placed in MY
hands Tor collection as follows: 81 40
on the dollar on the Grand List Of 1921
hereby demand payment OF said
taxes, and notify you that viii attend
at tho Bennington County SAVINGS
Bank from o'clock u. In until o'clock
p. IN.
Thcre viii be a discount Of per
cent on above Tax IL paid within 20
days.
c. II. DEWEY. Treasurer
Bennington, VI. July IS. 1921.
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NOTICE
% the Taxpayers OF the Village of
Remington.

To the Taxpayers of the Village OF
ucnnIngt0n.
A Rate Rill has been placed I'm my
hands for collection as follows: 81 10
on the dollar for tho Village Tax %
cents on IN dollar for the Highway Tay
on the Grand List of 1921
/ hereby demand payment OF said
taxes, and notify you that / win attend
at the Bennington County Savings
Bank from o'clock a. m until o'clock
p. m.
There will be y discount Of pcr
cent on Village Tax II paid within 90
days.
c. II. DEWEY. Treasurer
Bennington. W. July Is. 1921.
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FITS A FlCT- listen:p
H. You know what you've
always wanted a cigarette to do.
Chesterfelds do it.
They not only please your
taste but they do another thing
They satisfy.
They give TO your smoking a
completeness" that is altogether
new and different.
Those fine tobaccos-Turbish,
Burnley and other choice Domestic
varieties-a are blended right.
Just right
That's why you get satisfy"
in Cbesterhelds. n
And the blend can't be copied.
There's no use looking for
satisfy" anywhere else.
Don't try it-try Chesterfelds.
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styIe and clear IhInkLnn

A good style is the vivid expression
or clear thlnking. HUXLEY.