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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-14
Real Estate
lHIorul@ BARGAINS

Five room modern bungalow, good
location, on F street northwest. Price
$3.50. s40O cash, balance easy terms.
Neat five room modern bungalow,
K street northwest Price $4,000 $500
cash, balance easy terms.
New five room modern bungalow
east front, extra well built, nice man
tel, good location, G street northwest
Price $4,000. Terms.
An elegant six room modern bunga-
low, extra well built, built in features,
three rooms In oak, beautiful mantel
its a fine home and bargain al $4,000
Good location, southwest.
A fine seven room new modern home
desrably located southwest, all modern
built in features. Must be seen 70 be
appreciated. Price $500, Terms.
Three modern houses and an extra
large lot, close in down town, priced
right for quick sale. A fine conserva>
tivce investment viii be glad 70 show
you
VACANT LOTS
We have a big list Of beautiful va
cant lots on paved streets. Price rang
ing from $1,000 TO $500 each, Three
beautiful south front lots on 18th ave-
nue., northwest 5000 each. Three east
front lots on A street northwest.
5000 each.
We take pleasure in showing prop
erty.
r. G. McMlIDDY
Phone 22 1261z West Main st,
1913
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Home es For Sale

One Of the best seven room modern
homes in the southwest part Of city,
has Moline heat, basement, laundry
trays, all modern built-in-features, lot
l15x14O, large garage and driveway,
price and location ON request, very
easy terms,
On A street, northwest, five room
modern bungalow, with garage and
driveway, lot 75x150 on pavement,
price $3.50, terms.
A new modern five room bungalow
on Bixby Ave, built on the new price
scale, all modern built-in features.
garage and drive, price S6250, easy
terms,
On Stanley, large five room new
bungalow, garage and drive, price
$4,000, terms easy.
Vacant lots on Stanley, Bixby, and
K streets. Be sure to see our list Of
lots before you buy, We can save you
money.
If you have a place that needs sell
ing, and the price is right, We can
sell it, list your property now.
N10oSTTm% & N@Il
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Police Officer Held Tor Murder

Miami, Okla, June l4.-Charles
Duncan, night police chief at Pieher,
was brought to Miami Sunday to face
4 charge Of murder growing out Of
the killing Of Mrs. Willie Gertrude
Hahn, wife OF Harvey Hahn Of Cald-
well, Kansas. who was shot by the
officer Saturday night when a serv>
ice car in which she was riding was
punctured by bullets when the driver
failed to heed call to halt. The Of
f!cer believed the car to be convey
ing whisky. This, however, was denied
by occupants OF the machine.
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BODY OF YOUNG GIRL
FOUND IN 4 BON N
THE ARKANSAS RIVER

Little Rock, Ark, June 14.-Th';
nude body Of an unidentified girl about
Ia years old, found floating in the Ark
ansas river in a box yesterday, was
buried today on orders Of the coroner.
The body was decomposed badly and
bore evidence OF having been burned
partly. The coroner expressed the o2in
ion that the girl had been dead two
weeks.
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Real Estate

EXPLOSION, riot and civil commotion
insurance costs less than tornado
insurance. Phone AS for particulars.
Clement-Tate Ins. Agency. 1915
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Help Wanted, Miscellaneous

class stenographer.
must be exceptionally good on dicta-
ton: 90 the right party a good. sal.
ary wilt be patl. Apply BY personal
letter 10 BOX s4s. Wilson. Oklahoma.
vr in person at the office OF the VOL
VERNE OIL Company at Diuard. 3, 5'lo
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THE OLD RELIABLE Ardmore Bed
ding Company VINO has renovated
your mattress for the past IA
years, wishes TO do so now by our
sanitary process Of blowing out all
dust and scent ana not blowing it
into the tick. Past years our recon-
mendation. AIS D St. 5. ". Phone
283. e-62l
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Miscellaneous
DIXON

SAVES you money, fits your feet and
repairs your shoes. Just south Of
the postofffice. 5-l5-1m
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NEW prices on shoe repairing, Mems
sples 81, ladies w cents, children
rs cents; rubber heels, ladies 80
cents, mems 50 cents TO IS cents
Material highest grade used; expert
workmanship. Live and Let Live
Shoe Shop, 80 North Caddo 5 I. 9-l2
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FOR SALE room modern bungalow
furnished, garden planted and fenced
large corner lot, located south
west, terms, Address A. NJ care of
Ardmoreite. 1915
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NOTICE

For your drinks, gas and needs, Of
travelling, stop and zee us on your way
to Turner falls,
CORNER DRUG STORE,
2O-Sw Springer. Okla
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-22
La prostitution en-
Caguas


Siempre he considerable que la moral
de un pueblo es Ell peso mas importante
para el ngrandecinsiento el progreso
del mismo. I'm pueblo corrompido en- ell
vicio y la prostitution no puede llevar 4
cabo obra alguna de utilidad, sino al
contrario, sera hundido en- el abisno mas
degradante de la historic.
Hace dias vengo contemplando en- IN
pequeno distrito de la salida de Gurabo
escenas dignas de las mas severas cen
suras y no acierto a comprender como
es possible que perspnas decentes padres
de familia que viven en- Ell mismo sitio
y las estan presenciando diarian>ente,
puedan permanecer inactivcs ante tales
espectaculos, sin formula una queja di-
recta.
81, hace dfas q. este distrito esta en-
vueltc en- una atm6sfera de vicio. Han
sido muchas las veces en que pascando-
me con una seforita he tenido necesidad
de pasar por ALI, contemplando escenas
v oyendo palabras denigrantes Que han
enrojecido mi rostro.
Por la maiiana, medic dia, por Ia
tarde a toda hora de la noche Sc ven
mujeres de NAL vivir POGO les importa
elias estar delante de un nifio 0 una
nina de una seforita una seiiora para
realizar sus hazafias innorales.
En- las Marias hay cuatro escuelas y
en- la misma salida de Gurabo hay otra,
y, por medic de esa atm6sfera contami
NADIA y corompida, tienen que pasar dia-
riamente centenares de nifios y nifias.
/ En- las Marias en- la said ade Gurabo
viven miles de pexsonas honradas y de-
centes que tienen necesariamente que
pasar por ese sitio Y no les resulta agra
dable tener que presenciar tales escenas
A algunos caseros, que solamente an
helan sacar el lnejor partido de su ne
gocio POGO les importa alQuilar habita
clones a una nsujer ramera, sin tenel
cuenta que al iado vive una familia hol
rada.
Yo creo que el Ccncejo Municipal de
be legislar en- Ell sentido de regular /
salida de esas mujeres, aislandolas d
las familias decentes, va que la Legis
latura de Puerto Rico no aprueba un'
ley para prohibir y perseguir Ia prosti
tuci6n, al igual que sucede en- Ell estad
de Nueva York.
Caguas es el pueblo de La isla que ma
talleres de tabaco tiene v 81 pueblo uu
mas mujeres emplea, y, existen Otro
trabajos donde una emujer puede ganal
Sc la vida libre decentemente.
En- nombre de la moral de caguas
de Puerto Rico entero Y tambien en-. raoz
! bre de esa humanidad juvenil inOcen
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-22

exceptional mene nue-
haba pemdo Carolina pomedio de
De
ell muchas ocasones
condado mas pareca IA
bar de eo 10 hacamos menudo senta ncnado oar s
consbdos gcpos las suerseosas ueen d e
aegrarme conadamente; denasiado bueno
tai posbdad cuando recbos Ia taeta
dbdsmente audos ado de los botes haban
fiesta dare mas npoTtanca que
La exhibition asaieros de abos todas eda
salvavidas eo
la OCCASION de bmear ratio Cuando eos oe pN
a despu@s suacro de svento oa ser una eaoad
doIorosa
Amaneci6 domingo tempo haba cabado "a hora del
contaie de mas
hora regular da De fiesta
peracione de fu
del eba reIa
aquas aguas cogidas apato pero
pasaie egar
la noche cada cual conom6 ar ne empano en- bahia
de la gran cudad.
salon
esposa encntrara OF primer dspo
idea de los dpu6s
de los pasaeros me d Un submarine! no d oanca cre
No do sucederse dparo
aenana gncado desconoc evoeonaba
del mucha dstancia anto
avse ho ocupaba ell Immediate los ad-
dirgmo al bo nun1efo que era G que napa
dia de eiercc mi m mi ho deba ocupar
seg1n uaco Por fortuna hubo objection de-
anos misma embacaci6n.
arcuo cohn1a la pagna 365 del carto too de Ia His
la Mundo Frank H. Smonds,
exacta las angusta del hunden del
Enve hoy pierda opounidad
gran tbo equyae colegio educatvo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-22
Nulidad de autori-
zacion judicial

continuation de la pagina 7a.l
gales Especiales antes de ser enmen-
dados, pues Ell articulo 391 citado ext
ge que la information Sc veriique con
dos mas TEsTIGoS que presenter
los documentos que justifquen tener
las cualidades necesarias
Por ell resultado de Ia prueba prac-
ticada no Sc ha demostrado, COMO deci-
mos antes, que Ell juez aprobara Ell
expediente mediante engano, nj que de
jara de recopocer como establecido ell
hecho de la utilidad de la enajenaci6n
con vista de la solicitud jurada v de
la certifcaci6n acompafada, nj que in
curriera en- error de appreciation, por
tanto, no siendo nula la autorizaci6ns
no puede sostenerse que Ell demandado
Antonio Roig Torrellas actuara de ma
la f6 por el hecho de que cuando Sc
present6 la solicitud va habia concer-
tado Ell negocio de compra de ia par
celia de terreno, que segun la escritura
es de 48 centimos de cuerdas, por
Ia suma de quinientos dolares ($500),
con la sefiora madre de la demandante,
y d. la operaci6n de compra Sc llev6
a cabo Ell mismo dia en- que Sc dicto
por Ell juez la orden autorizandola, sin
que SO aguardara ell t6rmino que la ley
sefiala para eIercitar el derecho de
apelaci6n, pues la resoluci6n fue favo-
rable q la peticionaria v ella era Ia
tnica que, de serle adverse, podia es-
tablecer Ell recurso.
/ No habiendose probado mala f6 de
parte del demandado Antonio Roig TO
rrellas, tampoco puede imputarse la
otra demandada, Juncos Central Com
pany, que es hoy la duefia del terreno
en- question.
En- cuanto la segunda causa de
accion, sea la indemnizaci6n de da-
nos y perjuicios, no habiendose csta-
blecido nj probado la nulidad del tt
tulo del demandado Antonio Roig To
rrellas, no cabe hacer pronunciamienrc
alguno sobre la mIsma
4 POR LAS RAzoNES EXPUESTAs
Sc declara sin lugar la demanda en- tc
das sus partes con las costas Ia de-
mandante, sin incluir honorarios de abe
gado Ell secretario registrara semen
cia de conformidad.
Dada en- Humacao, P. R., 15 d.
MARIO de 1921
Pablo BERGA,
Juez del Distrito
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te, 70 pido un remedio para este NAL, en-
bien de nuestra sociedad y nuestra pa
tria
Julio ALMENAR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-22

Ra6lel CABALLERO:-Agente de
revistas periodicos de Puerto Rico
y de los Estados Unidos. Acepto
agencias, prestando toda clase de
garantia. Box AIS, Bayamon, Puer-
to Rico. Advt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-09
sHAFTsURY VALLEY

FLOYD Bouplon has purchased
new horse.
Miss Susie Lake was a Cambridge
visitor, Wednesday.
Albert Andrew was in Bennington
on business Friday
Ralph Mitchell of Cambridge spent
Sunday in the valley.
Mrs. f. w. Fuller visited her sister,
Mrs c. S. Estes, in Bennington, Sat
urday.
John Hill is i'll and under the care
Of DR.. Tobin, at the home of Frank
Fuller
Mrs. Ralph Mitchell of Cambridge
is visiting at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. s. Center.
Frank Niles moved his family from
the Pierce tenement 10 the plains be-
tween Cambridge and Shushan.
Ellis Bouplon, who is employed on
the Mccullough farm at North Ben
nington, is at the home Of his mother
recuperating from quinsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bouploh de.
sire to thank their many friends
through the columns of the Valley
items for the generous wedding gift,
which they received in gold.
Seventy-seven people were present
at White Creek Grange Friday even
ing including thirtyfour visitors.
The children furnished the program
in pleasing manner. Refreshments
were served.
White Creek Grange is rehearlng
regularly for a play In Old New
England. Mr. and Mrs. b. w. Niles
have given the use of their house for
the rehearsals and it is hoped 1t can
be given at an early date. 1t is I'M.
der the dictatorship of Mrs. John
Bennett
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GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY

Merton J. olin has returned to Man.
chester.
Robert b. Young was in Benning
ton, Monday.
Miss Edith Harrington visited in
Bennington recently.
Mrs. Frank SENEGAL is confined to
the house by illne IS.
There are several farms TO mt
and sell through town.
Shops shutting down, the firm
work looks more encouraging.
Mrs. David Bartlett is boarding sew.
eral choppers on the Cushman job.
Henry Harrington and daughter,
Camilla, were IN Bennington Satur.
day.
Mrs. Fra. kiln Becker and Mrs.
Ward Becker were in Bennington,
Monday.
Robins have been seen by several.
William Congdon was in Benning-
ton. Saturday. .
Buell. Harrington, who was employ
ed at the Scale works in Bennington,
has rented the Ishmael Waite farm at
Maple hill.
Pupils, who were perfect in attend.
ance during the month of February
were Marjorie Chandler, Reaha Har.
rington and Margaret Stratton. Mrs.
Carolyn GrOut, teacher
The II. r. Cushman company have
a large force OF men at Glastonbury
cutting and hauling logs to the road.
side for trucks. Mr.. Gibbons Of Hoo
sick Falls moved his family there the
past week.
sympathy is felt for the family of
|G. Lemuel Twitchell n their sorrow
Tor the passing on Of the husband and
father. Mr.. Twitchell reared large
family on his farm. He was a pro
gressive farmer believing in doing
things at the right time, which is
worthy OF imitation. lie will be
missed by the community as well as
the family
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BONNEVILLE

Mrs Abbie Martin was in Brattle-
boro Monday.
A. A, Benson was in South Lon.
donderry Thursday
Floyd Slade is working for Emmett
futile at Londonderry through sugar
ine.
G. l.. Burbank has a new Ford car.
Mrs. A. A. Benson has new Ford
car,
Several from here attended the
dance at South Londonderry Friday
night.
Il. f. Benson, who has been home
two weeks, returned to Amherst We'd
lnesday
The town meeting dinner served by
the Ladies' Aid in the school ROOM
was success. over $40 was taken.
News has been received here Of the
death OF Loren Bryant in Brattleboro
Fet. %. Mr.. Bryant was former
resident of this place.
Thomas Mines, who was employed
by the Champain Realty company
twas taken to the Melrose hospital at
West Brattleboro last week He died
Friday, March A. He was very i'll al
THE Kendall farm for a week He wa.
a native of Canada but had made his
home at Mason Jones for the past few
years
The following town officers we're
elected March /; Moderator, l.. f
Benson: clerk and treasurer, II. c
Williams, school director, A. A, Ben
son. listers, William Styles, Georg'
Gale; selectman, G.. II Williams
road commissioner, H. o, Coleman
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QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry Of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel
DR.. Edwards, a practicing physician
for II years and calomel's old-time
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but a healing, soothing
vegetable laxative
No gripping is the Keynote" Of these
little sugar-coated, ohve-colored tab
let's. They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force theg
to unnatural action.
Ifyou have a dark brown mouth" =
bad breath-a dull, tired feeling sick
headache-torpid DEMONSTRATION,
you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re.
suits from one or two of DR. Edwards
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them overnight Just
to keep right, Try them. l5c and sos,
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News e. ira Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Keep Friday evening open in your
date Sbook for the play at the high
school building.
Coming "Out of the Chorus" star.
png Alice Brady a Realart produc-
tion to Harte Theatre ADV.
Backus, the cleaner and dyer OF
Depot street, has reopened his store
and is now ready for business. Adv
4St6
Harold Lloyd in Number Please"
the comedy sensation, added to our
regular program. Read the ad Harte
Theatre today, ADV.
Lenten Devotional service Thurs
day evening i'm the Second Congrega-
tional chapel Subject Of meditation,
In His Steps. Hour from 1880 to
IS:15.
On account Of length OF entertain
ment the first show at Z o'clock next
at tonight. Read the ad. If you
want to laugh come to Harte Thea
ire tonight. Adv.
lidlOlu LlO1ut lluBlHS laughter III
Number, Please" the big comedy
special, an added attraction. Shows
starting at 7 and tonight Read the
adv of Harte Theatre. ADV.
Community dance at high school
hall tonight $50 to IL o'clock. Adj
mission 40 cents. instruction 1899
to $3.50 admission Gncluding dane
ing) so cents. The public is invited.
Adv.
Big two-hour entertainment; shows
starting Z and g. Eileen Percy in
THE Bushing Bride episode 8 Of
Phantom Foe" and Harold Lloyd in
Number, Please?' the big million
dollar comedy at Harte Theatre to-
daj. ADV.
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SYNDICATE

George Townes was in town over
Sunday.
Frazier Mears was N town visiting
relatives, last week.
Leone SQuires was in Troy with
her sister Mrs. John Morey, who is
in the Samaritan hospital, five days
last week.
Mabel Thomas, who is working in
South SALISBURY was the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thomas over Sunday
Harold Thomas and his sister
Leone, Squires and Nellie Morey went
to Troy to see their sister and
neither, who is in the Samaritan hos
pital.
Charlie H. Nicholson has sold his
horses and wagons and few other
things and gone to Detroit, Michigan,
for his health lie has not been well
an Winte.
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SYNDICATE

Fred Squircs has rented his farm
for the coming year to Mr.. Colym OF
Pawlet.
B. p. Hamlm, superintendent of
schools visited District No. ? one day
last week.
Robert Buck has been sumomned
to Boston Mass, by the serious i'll
ness of his wife.
Hon. c. d. Bentley returned to
Montpelier after spending several
days in town recently.
Mrs. Harmon Bentley has sufficient
" recovered from her recent illness,
so as to be about the house.
Miss Mabel Thomas OF South
SALISBURY spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas
Mrs Fred Squires visited her sister
Mrs. John Morey, jry at the Samari-
tan hospital in Troy several days last
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week

week.
Cecil Wilcox and Robert Bentley
visited the formers ster, Mrs. VIII
liam Crandall in South SALISBURY re-
Gently.
Dr. S. X, Gray of Arlington Ras
summoned to see Mrs Reuben Bent
ley, Monday, afternoon as Mrs, Bent
ley's continued Illness from the
measles does not improve as her
many friends would wish
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Handy Andy Says:

We have a grip on the hardware
business Of this section because we
pay such close attention to the wants
of the public.
Another reason for our continued
good business is due to the fact that
we carefully select the merchandise
that comes into this store-eycry ar.
ticle must measure up to a high stan
dard of quality,
Our courteous and efficient service
also accounts To great extent for
the. generous patronage we enjoy
most people know that any article
from Wnslow's is good and that we
back up our quality with a guarantee
of satisfaction,
Come in any time--were always ON
call and glad to help you with your
building gardening, housekeeping aud
other problems, in every way pos 3ible
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-09

oyerseer of the poor, Zadoc Hay
ward; auditors, Leo Slade, Mrs, Geo
Hewes, Michael Duffy; town grand
juror, John Williams; constable, j..
G. Roberts; town agent, vi r. Ben
son. Total tax raised, $3.50.
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highly at every opportunity"-MRS.
ALMEDA MURPHY, IA Lewis Place.
All good druggists sell DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription in both fluid
and tablet form. Send 10 cents to
Dr.. Pierces lnyallds' Hotel, Buffalo,
N. Y, for trial package
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-50 horses at auction, on
Thursday, March 10th. at 1890 a. m.
mares and geldings, age 3 to G, 1850 to
$500; pair Bays, 2100 TO 1850; pair
Grays. 2900 to $3.50; ! pair Roans $3.50.
balance singles, 1909 to 1900, blacks,
grays, roans, bays and buekskins Next
load will arrive March %. All horses
warranted. Nuilford & Wood Horse
Co, f. j. Wood Prop shelburne Falls,
Mass. 49t6.
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WANTED-Young man 20 to 80 years
of age, Of fair education, TO advertise,
sample and sell goods in Vermont Must
be of good character, untirng worker
and ambitious Experience not essen
tial. Fair salary at start and expenses
Address \. 3. c., Z, o. Box 440, Ben
nington. 49t2
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-09
NORTH PoWNAL

Miss Thelma Wilcox of North Pow
nal and Miss Margaret Thompson of
North Adams have returned to Their
studies at Drury High school after
spending a very delightful vacation
with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilcox of
Willamantic, Conn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-09
FOB SALE

FOR SALE-Two 60-Horse Power
"Stearns' cars one touring car; one
converted into light truck. For fur
Their information call Manchester Lum-
Der Co. 4ltl2
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-09
WANTED

WANTED-Agents to sell good fire
eXtinguisher which does the work.
Cost IS small Large profits John r.
Kuhlke. Sentinel Building, Keene, n
II. 49t6'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-09

Observation-Disclosures work, kitchen
work or light housework OF any
kind Apply at 205 County St i9t6'