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Evening journal., 1921-02-07
LAY MRs. GARTER 10 REsT.

Special 90 The Evening Journal.
CHESAPEAKE CITY. Md. Feb. T.
Many persons from Wilmington. Bal
iimOrc. Flushing. l.. l.. Edge Moor.
Beilcfonie. Newark. Elkton and Chesa-
peakc city attended the fuenal Of
Mrs Florence NJ. Carter. widow of
William Carter, In this town on sat
urday afternoon.
The services were held at the home
Of Mrs. Carriers mother. Mrs. Caven-
der, in Canal street. lnterment was
made In Bethel NJ. =. cemetery, near
Pivot Bridge.
The Rev. NJ u. Nutter, Of the NJ. +.
Church. Chesapeake City. and the heN.
George r.. Anderson. 0f the NJ =.
Church. ln Elklon. onlciaied. There
was singing by members OF the NJ. +.
Church choir Of this town
The pallbcarers. an Of Chesapeake
City. were. Thomas FOard, W. II
johnson. Arthur Morgan. ]. u. Nc.
Cauley. T. H. Walter and W. W
Schaefer
Many floral offerings were received
from relatives and friends OF the de
ceased.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07


country Mr. Cannon. who resides at
No PIG ". Twcniy-third street,
Wilmington. has hosts OF friends In
Wilmington. Tie said
Il can iruihfully say that Plant
Juice raised mc un from a sick bed.
had taken one cold after another
and was in such a run down and
weak condition that ! could not get
about. my stomach was In such
state that the sight Of food sickencd
me: / was terribly oOnsilpatcd. my
tongue was coated and ! had a bad
taste In my mouth always; / never
could sleep al night and got so
nervous ] didn't know where 90 turn
10 get relief as I had taken 80 many
medicines without any benent what
ever. my face was an broken out
with pimples and my blood was In a
bad condition; my circulation Was
So door that / was always cold.
Several friends OF mine who had
gotten relief from your Plant Juice
begged me 10 just try H. / did so
and wonderful TO rclaie u gave me
almost ai first n good appetite. Since
II have continued 90 take 10 ] have
a splendid appetite FOR my meals,
sleep fine at night and am no longer
lcOnstlpaicd nay blood l. cleared uT
and the pimples gone from my face
ili also pat my nervous system IN good
condition so that I do not know whal
lli is 20 be- nervous now. my sleol
Is sound and rcslful. / have not q
pain or an ache now. / never believed
II could get such wonderful results
from any medicine and / can assure
you that / cannot say too much IN
ITraise of Plant Juice. 10 is truly
wonderful"
The PLANT Juice Man is at The
Miller Drug Store. No. i0i-iO6 Market
street. where he is daily meeting the
local public and Introducing and cX-
lpiaining the merits Of this remedy
Free samples given.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07

OF East second street. who have been
spending the winter with ;heir son,
George 4. Duncan. Wilmington. have
returned 90 their home.
Weston hcndler. the io-ye1' Old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dales =. Bender. ui
Second and Delaware streets. who has
been ill for several days with grip, Is
Improving
Airs. Joseph Armpriesior. OF Har-
mony street, is confined 10 her bed
with grip.
sarah Parkinson. the 6-Vccks-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George 4.
robIn. who died last Thursday morn
ing. was buried from the home ui
| her parents. ii4 Delaware street yes
terday afternoon.
FOR SALE.-NcW Singer Sewing Ma
chimes and all necessary appliance.
and repair parts. Repairs made al
short notice by y. katz, the New lorh
iauOr.-Adv.
Mrs George Hedcmcyer. OF Odessa
was The weekend guest OF her par
ienis, Mr.. and Mrs John B. MonigOm
cry. of West sixth street.
Mr.. ANA Mrs. ClinOrl Allen and Mr.
and Mrs j. Hall. Of Chester. Pa, Nerl
ihc guests of NE Rev and Mrs. Gcore
IT Street pastor OF The First Baptis
Church. Yesterday.
Miss Uaza Bender. of second an
Delaware streets, Is confined 20 ne
bed with grip.
Mrs. Frank Long. 0f The strand. va
entertained over the weekend h
friends in Wilmington
Tue Rev. Joseph II. carp, rector @
Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Who ha
been spending several weeks y, Nun ~ ~
mother. Mrs. John p. Eaip. Eldorad'
kas.. returned home Friday. he wa
IN charge of the services In lmmanui
Church yesterday
Mrs Joseph a. carp, OF second an
Wlruouv streets. who has been on a
. extended Visit with relatives al Lar
caster. Pa. has returned homc.
Mr. and Mrs William kucncr
FsSinrlon. Pa. was entertained oNt
D. the weekend by the parents oi MT
kuebier. councilman. and Mns. john
~ioous. of Fast Third street.
Mis- Marjorie Earp entertained Mis-
Margaret Hazard. Of philadelphia,
the Emmanuel uctory, over ihe Wce'
- end
, Mr. and Mrs Jacob Fadden and chi
+ drcn. OF Delaware CITY. were SUM.
- guests % Ms faddcn's parent, N
. and Mrs. Nathan kaiz, or nelaNa'
y street
Nr and Mrs Walier G.. Parsons,
. Had,lonncld. y. j.. and Mrs l.. bli,
and daughter. of Brooklyn. were "
o. week end guests of ~eldcn :. leenlt
Miss Josephine llnihigr. or Hffoi
/, street. was entertained ever the wee
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
MUCH coin IN
APRON POCKETS
Newport Folk Want Rule
BY Five Commissioner
Plan
WANT TO RAISE
$4,000 TAXES
lpeclal DO ID Evenlng Journal.

Special 70 The Evening Journal
NEWPORT. Feb. THE apron
social held on Saturday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs John r.
Lyman. under the auspices Of Mrs
Lyman, Miss Leila Lyman and Miss
Frances Ball. was a decided success.
Small aprons were sent out TO the
socials friends. who We're asked 10
place in the pockets one cent for each
inch their waists measured. and bring
This with them Saturday evening.
During the evening a most pleasing
program was furnished
Representative Lord introduced a
bill at Dover on Friday. amending the
charter OF Newport, which provides
FOR three commissioners 10 be elected
each year; two 10 be elected for q
term Of two years, and one for d
term OF one year. There Will be flv,
commissioners al AN times. Clerk.
serving at the election will be thre,
qualified voters appointed by tn
town commissioners The women 0
the town Will participate in the elec
tiOn.
I Authority also Is asked 30 raise thi
amount or tax income from 5000 q
$4,000. The rate of taxation will\no
+ he increased. but simply the amour
which may be collected, extended q
/ $4,000 10 take care OF the naiura
growth OF the town.
Al the services In the NJ. p. Churcl
last evening. the Rev. Vaughn :
Moore deliyered a most inieresiin
lsermon on THE Place OF Sub-COn
lsciousncss in the Development Of On
SOUL This is the second Of a serie
OF sermons on the Development O
the Soul" These sermons will con
iinue during February. Next Sunda
morning Mr.. Moore will take as hi
subject, christian Citizenship" an
in The evening viii continue his snecis
series, preaching on The EnslaVin
OF the Soul Through Sin"
The following announcements wer
made Of meetings during the week:
Meeting OF the unit leaders and th
Sunday school board on Tuesda
levening at the parsonage.
on Wednesday evening the hOys {
the choir viii be entertained for a
hour AZ the parsonage.
on Friday evening the usual prayt
1.-The man who works with head an
hands has a long advantage over On
man who uses only his hands.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
HOW TO END THAT
STUFFY FEELING
Sufferers from Indigestion. Hoartburr
and Sour stomach Need VI. ID. I.

You'll never know how speedily indl-
gestion and other stomach ills can be re-
lieyed until you try NJ. ID. !.
IL exercises a special action on the d.
eestive system. aiding the stick stomach
TO properly perform les function and
eliminating the sour, gassy condition.
NJ ID. I. contains no harmful or habit
forming drugs. IL produces prompt re-
suits in cases OF long Standing. A 81
cent bottle will convince any sufferer OF
Its merits The stomach viii gain
strength and soon he able 10 digest foods
that would previously have meant a sick
smell II You ate them. Get NJ. ID. /. at
Eckerd' or any drug store.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
~ \ A San sneclal

pretty frluieins ~ Germany are long
ing for American husbands.
A local newspaper has Just re-
ceiNcd a letter from J. Slahl Of Duls-
burg, Germany. which gives an in
sight into conditions IN Germany
brought on by the war. The writer
SAYS.
"On account OF the unhappy war
In which more than 100000 young
Germans lost their lives. still
greater number Of young German
ladies are deprived Of the Opportun-
iiy io find husbands.
This calamity if ] dare call 10 thus
Is siill increased by the fact that. ow-
ing 90 the extraordinary dearness OF
Evening journal., 1921-02-07

end by Mrs. George n. Lyon, OF VII
mingtOn
Miss Edna Deemcr. daughter or Mr..
and Mrs Frank J Dcemer, OF West
Fifth street. who has been III for sew
eral days with grip. is much improved.
Mrs Harold Bond and daughter Lor-
ralnc. OF Boston. Mass. were the sun
day GUESTS OF Mr.. ana Mrs. James IT..
Elils0n. Jr Fifth and South streets,
Yesterday. Mrs. Bond and Mrs. Ella
son were college classmates.
Mr. and Mrs. James +. Eliason, IT..
lcfl last evening Tor "a months visit
az 81 Petersburg. Fla.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
WANTED-HUSBANDS

household furniture and the scarcity
OF apartments. mairimony has be-
come q luxury and a privilege of the
rich In this -lunlry.
In their distress our young ladies
look over 90 America In the hope of
ind ng the coniugal happiness. FOR
which reason they appeal 90 all
American bachelors who cannot find a
match over there and who are dcsir-
Gus 20 contract mairimony with a
Well-hred young German lady, 20 ap-
prodch them ON This behalf
The German ladies asked me 10 be
Their Interpreter in assisting them 10
find an American husband
-. STAHL.
Duishurg. Germany, Rcalschulstrassr
~ Jan. .. 1921 "
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
TO TRY
THE Medicine
Was Advised by Friends
Who Had Been Relieved
BY Plant Juice
SAYS HIS HEALTH
is NOW RESTORED

one OF The most interesting state
ments made 10 The Plant Juice Man,
who has his headquarters al The
Miller Drug Store. No. iOl-lob Market
street. whore he ls introducing the
famous herbal stomach medicine,
Plant Juice. Is ihai of Mr.. r.. Amerd
Cannon. a uopnlar empioye of one Of
he largest rubber companies In he
Evening journal., 1921-02-07

meeting and choir practice viii be-
held In the church.
Saturday at p. m. the junior choir
will have a rehearsal In the church.
There Will be a meeting OF the
official board of stanton NJ r. Church
and choir rehearsal on Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. +. j.
Ellison.
4 white setter dog disappeared from
the farm Of John r. Lyman on Friday
morning. Anyone knowing the where
ahOuis ~ the dog Is asked 20 notify
either John n. Lyman or J. G. Slack.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
aAIIrNIn GnIF IINKs pAY.

SAN DIEGO. Feb. THE municipal
golf course here Is a busy place. The
srcceipts for December were S20OO.
There have been 23S golfers on the
links at one time. Fore is the mass
word
Evening journal., 1921-02-07

II YOU are teacher This is the day
that YOU should see che Want Ads
for securing a good position as pri-
vate teacher or tutor.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07

THE man who works with head and
hands has long advantage over the
man who uses only his hends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
R|PPL!NG RHYMES
POPULARITY.
BY WALT MASON

! haN" a lot r' Ir.!'1' = "raS who
greet n" every dag. I"i rcnuIn" at-
lection lends much warmth ," things
they say They meet ~" an M n"at'n
track whenever | 30 U4I. and 'sa.' me
cayiy on the hack and ca. 49,. 'i,"d
cid Scout For have never w.,G,. Il Soc"
TOR office, large or sinai: "" h'.s"r
from .Srd. wiki my face. to max, 80"
taxes !,l!: I've never cried that would
sdS" IL" voters nicayunes. or Nu!un-
t"rr"d - till grave 70 save our l're"-
ioUs Eoons. I've never pledged myself
20 cas-" tn" burdens that m"n bear. or
handed out the Chcesy wh"cze where
statesmen paw the air. | SIT beneath my
ire" and vim" and pen my rIEmarolcs:
I've never asked 4 friend OF mine 20 help
me a. he polls. So there IS nothing ;hat
.La;rs the ,ONc men have for ne: for
they are tired Of candidates and tL!k
OF Liberty our Sacred Bu,Warks some
t:,r!,.S seen. a tops rather vain. and u'cn
r"Ur!r.. som" other 'hcrne 20 keep them
SAT" and sane And when they see mo
lead my goat along ~" Ii.iaE" street,
they know Will not ask a vote from
any CERT | meet. 1T ~ a comfort"
people rry. "ihnt there's or" man In
town who never has thu wish 10 try 10
hold an Office down" Thy look on me
with loving lamps. with lamps that
Shine lik" stars. and borrow two-ccnt
hostage stamps. and touch me for cigars.
,copIrich, by George Matthew Adams.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
Friday, July s. 1921
RESTTTS or THF ECONOMIC IENGTE VOTE

Thr 4:
taken III" N';'"a' r'""m"' Ir'f"" on ne %
important international questions ""'!" 'r'"" '''
"'~'"~ Il '"n'"'$ AMI
dreaded by ""." Howard '' '
president, Y rae " States TITO '"
b Npr~"o;a;'" % publ. 1'"'n" ''''S'
Summarized ~ 'sT:'"> f" ;AH VIVA outlines % WIZ" "
policy. ,, ,,
IN. first question Important was Sh4
United States 7e'7a" ;7'" Joining any "~>'" % n,-
Pile. '"1""s ina, se"'"" IS ''ehS
a<so''at" ." nations OF when ,"E
should be an active memof7 Inc ''' " -. 49,,
and advocated not A'P" to inc
American people nO" to participate Il" the ~
ton OF world problems The S'"'''' 81 ''" So ~ NV,
longer possible We must lake some
glorious part
-. question: should Versailles treat; u Te" VITA
reservations Seventy percent replied !" N" '"'' ,
advocated such r'u"" IN" nT' step T
making s"P"7e" ro" -" "
nations The t~" should never have peer - W.
combined and neither Ga " "
nd tho dominating "'H " l., hit" have MS
way Had Kept separate as they ~
OF would have ended '""'s'Y aver 49, 49,. -, ,uar
conference a Whatever part OF the MS " the posi-
directly tFaeeaole 10 the oo''"a's ana '''N -
wilson
~ ~ r M IN calm and rational something
satisfactory evolved instead IN" ~
"re gov amen Wilson and "er'~n"d with "a" treaty M
separating the " and - -, w - m world Then re can :ake up the
document that ha he
the product OF the COMBINED "S' " 1870 ,, 49, matter Of AK
Of the F"rSa'HS treat" "o
Of which all matters
mis- nation "'u" nav" % ~"
be would CIV" RS" % M e""
former allies BESIDES
recognized the Versailles treaty ny '''FFF" " '
r!gh
conferences
members the vote being
the hands OF 'F'S'
take i" n S"'
ference ~ Fn- w., , onces unparalleled strategic position
places n" responsibility 'oF inc ~
directly Washington
slo0oo9"" Possibly t' Is 4"
ana opinion" II
clear on '"
cancellation the most '''
be cancel than T." '"
with IA
w.Ib
The Inteltg
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
CLAIMS AGAINST
JOSIAH THOMPSON
ESTATE ARE DENIED

Pittsburgh July -.--Th" estate OF the
lat" William l.. Blair, former referee in
the Joseph '. Thompson bankruptcy
ca 50. is 20 receive 9+.909.0S. and Referee
J. G. carroll IS 70 receive $1,000. repre-
srnt.uG commissions IN III" proceedings.
according 10 an order filed In United
states court her" today by Judge w. II.
s. THOMPSON y commission Of on" per-
cent had boon granted the referees in
making Disbursements
Two decisions of IN" referees in de-
nyirE claims against the Thompson "s-
tat" were affirmed by Judge Thompson.
ON" Of IN" claims was that OF the
Farmers Nank OF CiarkshurE. w. Va.
&C $4,000 on fourteen promiSSory
'.n'"S drawn ~ y. T. Barnes and Thomp-
son 10 the order ~ S. W. Slhrad"r. al!
+ which after maturing w"r" said 10
hr in the possession o! n" hank.
The second claim was that Of \. J.
Fl",rhrr for $40 400 IN a note dated
O","h.r -" 1914. drawn by Barnes and
Thompson 70 thu order Of Shradcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
MELLON TELLS BONUS FACTS

Secre,ary OF tho Treasury Mellon has
stated plainly and convinctngIy tue rea-
ron. why congress should not pass
soldiers bonus bill at this time. IN"
secretary points on, that such a m"aS-
ure would swell the cost C.; govern
r,snt and virtually defeat ~" admins
trations program OF r'tr"a' hm'nt ana
economy. and would b.""N all retundiNE
operations on the na'IoaA. debt and de-
press further che prices o. l-ioert!
bonds"
In the face Of these indisputa6!e facts
nrenared By q. level caded business man
and presented In clear language, there
are members OF bot. houses who would
plunge the nation into the 'haHm when
tho payment oS the bonus would cre';e.
These men are posing as patriots. Ane
bonus bill gives them tine oppoEtun'S!
70 get up and make trenzird speeches.
abou, tho men who fought for The nag
etc. In order 70 make that grandstand
PLAY they would BE- perfectly "I!t'ne -
,ne,c, Injury upon every man woman
and child in The country. Is that a
patriotic act
In hts speech opposing N" o"''"S
measure Senator Underwood. Democrat,
d..larcd to pass 1; would oc 70 VIII" ."
N, coun,ry'S history tina: men no ioaecr
sacr,ncc Cor their country. but measure
rac,r service in dollars. This OF course. -
not strictly true The soldiers did make
sacr,nrr~ n addition to the services for
which Tho bonus would reimburse them.
So dat n" pcnpi. wh" stayed At home
max" sacrifices tn. point - tha; u
pay :, bonus now would DO much more
harm, than good Il would benefit t"w
and impure all the rest
Those who are supporting honus bill
a. this time arr open 70 N" ,hars" -
seInshncss and conspicuous .I,N ~
patriotism. Some @: them At" ='sii.'r'-
Ing II purely for n" votes th"y ih.a" -
will get them II :, wer" not for tu.s
political feature which - being used
by some members TO further 'h"!r ar1ht.
lions and he'd over nc heads q others
a. a blackrna.l!nS threat. very Ittl"
would be heard ~ the bonus PROPOSE
lion.
Some OF the world war veterans need
the bonus and others do not. None %
them need II as badly as the men VIII"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
SEEING OLD BROADWAY

Sending his best wishes to Wheeling
friends Mr.. Fred T.. Johnson. mana ger
- III" Court tr"ater. who went TO NV
N"rk 20 attend 4 thcatcr managers
national conference and 10 make the
s'a sous bookings fer III" Court. writes:
"S.w IN" scrap THE p"mISey-' arI"n-
toy hrAD. botH double header ball
lines Sunday and Monday, and am now
liking n all n" good shows New York
IS pretty SLOW this summer"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
CHURCH MAKES CHANGE:
IN GERMAN SERVICES

OWING "a the fact thai the English
.. rvl.'~ arc more largely attended than
tho" - M German language. 81.
stephens Reformed church at Thirty
sixth AND f;"ii streets. has dtcld"d TO
hold English %''rN ices the second and
fourth Sundays az every month Up n
This time, German services have hr"n
n".d every sunday morning. Tn" new
arrangement will begin next Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

Dr Enh"r' +. Saw" ~ TIrkershurc.
was injured when h." permitted his auto
70 plunCc over n 81 foot "lnhankmoN'
at Wi.l,amstown 10 avoid Il clash with
an0'hor car. NJ Sayr" and small son
w.rr also injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
What Other
Editors Say

Haywood evidently prefers Jail in
America to freedom n ltussia.-HHn,-
instun Advertiser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

summer - N" time when people seek
res; and change. Owing 10 the huSi-
ness situation. mere VIII se"N change
This summer han Will look ;"r rest
Fd.rmOnt Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

Norris T. Shawk"Y. former stat" 81
or schools. has accepted
:. position as Su3crIn''Hd"nt Of ~"
schools NJ Rlpc"cll ard ,yir rrov" from
charleston :" ,hl' r!'y .,i"rc Sept. l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

\ Gran,l"r says IN" rn't"! states viii
+" easy with N" allies regarding their
debts W" couldn', be otherwls" That ;
al they MorgI"'own Pos,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

Sam r. Montgomery vas ~" rr'nr;-
70, >;."dker g, tn" Fourth Of JUL col,
eh-a'ioE 4, '.urkshu-.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

Help from the stat" IN HroNld!AS IN
creased cash premiums VIII hIN" inc
rf:rr, ut lmprOvlnC the count! lars.
so,n",h.UE mar has been badly needed
for, MANY years. Harkrrsnu:- News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

Nobody thinks Of carp as a poor iSh.
10 matter 3: h" al l"s" tn" nch'. ''"'
4 mus, hc adm.t''d mat IN" SCh''H
showed n" s"a' IL -" 'F""h''.--N' MOI
lautOHu New lrumlnl"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

r. Charlns O'Gradv. Of Charleston
has been named chairman ~ a swim
ming Week" committee OF tho American
Rcd Cross wh!rh rllns - teach every
man. woman ard child IT ChIrl"~'o" and
vicinity TO swim r"V' week. Tn" ",h'r
Nom hers Of N" "orU;.;c" ar" E"v. !.
y. Slavtcn rector %: Tho Protestant
E7lSco7al church and Arthur Thompson
OF n" department. -: history and
archives OF West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

The Georgia. peach crop IS huge. we
think We know what GcorIianS W.. u"
with .ame of those PEACHES, h'tr!"S-
ton DAHL Mai.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

Pittsburgh Grimm may have had IN"
right bunch after all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

Matthews pae" Andrews. ~ Sh"p-
h"rdStown has written new book
"Arsrican History and Government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

J. T. Peters. county superintendent Of
schools In Fay"ttc county. md u. X
Garden are working on a history -:
Fayettr county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-10-14

IN FRONT OFF, THE TELLER'S WINDOW.
Sending money through the mail for deposit
in a bank is one Of the developments of
modern civilization. The perfection Of our
postal system has rendered this method of
banking safe and speedy.
We are prepared to serve you by mail wi tn
the same scrupulous care as if you stood in
person before the Teller's window.
Your deposits Will be promptly acknOwle dyed;
your Withdrawals promptly paid.
NATIONAL BANK OF NEWBURY
Wells River, Vermont