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The courier-index., 1921-06-03

The times may be hard, but the drinks are soft.-Brooklyn Eagle
The courier-index., 1921-06-03
ITEMS OF INTEREST

The times may be hard, but the drinks are soft.-Brooklyn Eagle.
 The real railroad problem is more freight.-Greenville (S. O. Pied mont.
 Business is looking up-to see if taxes are coming Fdown.-Brooklyn Eagle.
 The Jingoes are finding it hard to talk louder than taxation.- Greenville (S. O. Piedmont.
 Italy's trouble now is less with the black hand than it was with the idle hand.-Columbia Record.
 1t will take more than argument to convince the railroads that less fare would be more fair.-Norfolk Virginian-Pilot.
 If we get any rights on Yap, let it be understood that there is to be no S25,000,00O come-back.- Toledo News-Bee.
 It IS a per cent immigration law, but 1t ought to admit only 100 per cent Americans.-New York World.
 The dove of peace still finds the world covered with the waters of hate adn jealously.-Ashville Times.
 Boy Scouts recently governed the city of Chicago for an hour, every city official benig replaced by a scout. The arrangement was made as part of a membership and financial campaign for the scouts.
The courier-index., 1921-06-03

l solicit your patronage on the merits of my work and service rendered. T. L. Simpson, photogra- pher, owner of the Fisher Studio.
 sjune11
The courier-index., 1921-06-03

Too busy marking down our stocks to quote prices, but just come in on Dollar Day and see what we have for you. Lewis store and the Leader. *4
The courier-index., 1921-06-03

The dove of peace still finds the world covered with the waters of hate adn jealously.-Ashville Times.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23
CHICAGO GRAINS
AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. III. Sept. .:-some;hins OF
"a revival in export business helped
90 giv. wheat prices an upward turn
today The market closed hruz 4 to 1'=c
net higher. with December ys6A. to
us ard May. 81 .sts 10 81 81.
Corn gained &c to &c and oats a
shade 10 &c
In provisions the outcome varied
from i.c decline 10 &c advance Al
hrst wheat had a downward slant o~-
inE largely TO evidence that there was
no present strins~ncy Of supplies. even
tho exhaustion OF stocks might come
LATER. B"arish sentiment however lost
IT, hold on word passed that export
Interests had taken 10000 bushels OF
hard winter wheat TO be shipped by
way Of the Gulf OF Mexico. Other sale-
IN EuropH wcrc noted later but the
quantities were withheld Ncanwhii.
crop damage advic-- from the north-
west counted somewhat hs huir.h
factor. gossip being current that as a
result Of tso weeks rain large
amount ~ wheat had hseu rendered
uuri for milling Better IN some quart
'rs that a rally was oycraue tended al
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23

ers were formerly accustomed TO fol-
low the herd along while il pursued
this migration track. shooting the ami
mails and securing the carcass Of oEe
perhaps for every ten they killed This
form Of nlassa ere has happily been
done away with. but the killer whales
pursue Is similar method. accompany
ing the nerd and Eopblin= tho younger
members of the flock whenever op-
portunity offers.
The massacre OF the innoccnts by
killers. however. is accomplished
mainly in the immediate neighbor-
hood OF the Prihlylofs. Most Of tho
mischief will be prevented II the
predatory sea wolves can hc destroyed
in that vicinity. or even driven away
from The islands II Is thought that
a systematic campaign, with a liberal
use Of high explosive ammunition.
would ar least friShten tho whales to
such an extent as TO get rid OF most
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23
FINANCIAL AND
MONEY MARKETS

New York. Sept; ,,.-usi-s the low
or rcdiscount rate OF the federal re-
serve hank a- lever. bulli-h interests
dominated the stock market today
Their opera lions met with a fair meas
uro Of success aitho stuhbornly on
posed At times by tho shorts.
Early advances OF 20 points
among the usual favoriies com prisins tl
the rails. indgstrials ana special is
suc- were cancelled at midday oy
bear drives but a vigorous rebound AZ
tho days best quotations. accom-
panied tho active hnish.
Mexican Petroleum was the pl.o'
around which the days business nam
IS rcvolvcd. After registering Two
point advance and a y. point decline
the stock closed at a gain OF =. points
Affiliated stocks were virtually un o
changed but not advances of OF -
points were made By Baldwin and
Reading and Northern Pacific and
Southern Pacific. United Suttcs Rub
hor. Allied Chemical. Famous Players
land various other miscellaneous IS
sues
wsskner- Of -everai speriali.eF. such
a. United states Food products. which
established a nov low record and
further omission % the dividend on
American Agricultural Chemical pre-
fcrrrd directed renewed attention 70
tho doubtful financial status cf rels-
lively Obscure companies. Sales, 3d.
o00 shares
Contrary to expectations tho reduced
federal reserve rate cNcrtrd no in
fiucncc over tho open money market.
Time quotations were uraitered and
call loans remained fixed at 8 per cent
AGAINST yesterday high and low OF SHs
and ~ per cent.
Except tho Italian rate which carcd
slightly substantial Improvement was
shown by all important forciEu cz-
changes. Sterling vas three cents over
tho weeks low and French. Belgian
and Dutch bills gained I 10 u points
Uar stivr-s further rise again
4trcuEthoned Far Eastern exchanges,
tho shanghai rate rising two cents.
Domestic rails and some prominent
Indusiriat- and utilities figured TN the
enlarged dealings iu bonds
Liberty and Victory also made add
'innai gains but the foreign division
vas featu-eicrs-
Total ssic-. rar value. aggregated
7 so 90
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23
CHICAGO IfvFsrork

chicago sept. at Bureau of
MarketH-Tatttr=R Receipts f.r'0. hsef
steers strong to - higher. corn fcd
advancing most top yearlinE. fl0.5ss
best heavy steers ;s15. bulk ell
weights. - $500 she stock steady
Gamers. strong best Gamers. $50
1o"s bulk fat COWS and hcifers. - ~
nHE0. bulls strong. bulk hNloEuas.
Sl.i6dlss calves slow to lower. stock
rrs and feeders dun
HoEs-Receints es.0rl artivr better
Erades 10 to10c lower. others steady TO
i5r io-er than yesterday. top. $50.
bulk lights and light butchers. . 01n
s-i. bulk packing sovs = t0IEsr.
pics steadv. hulk desirable. t7451 N
Sheep-Eeceipts 1900. western Fat
taulhs - lower. fat sheep. native
lambs and feeders steady. TOP native
lambs esr'v. ssTt bulk isdN1s e.
.ulIs mostly. g. mas urafrrn 3
top fat ewes iis1. earlr sales feeder
lambs. ii.-5 tor late yesterday. = O..
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23
Try RENE RACEE) }

CSy RENE SAJ1 r.
rse nos fsrocious animal il the
world
- predatory and so destructive that
IN. government OF the United states
Is ready and anxious 10 make war up
on it
sa denizen Of the sea. Yet 1t IS
,o- a ren No species Of fisn, not
even ths nan-eating tiger shark 1p-
9roa1hes it II fiercensss or IS he''' ''
90 dangerous 49,.
i,.nSls and the dreaded Erizzly heaF
are mid and inoffensive animals com- m
uAred with this wolf OF the ocean-lhS
'7iIie-' whale
ve are accustomed 10 mink o.
WHALES as harmless and inoffensiNe
c-At5,res. So indeed. they are, Sen-
s-1uy speaking. But tho killer is a
t-,e bcess OF prey. Il commonly At
-anks and devours other whales OF the
larger kinds. ..-...,
Tire killer is small Wnt.s, -
70 twenty feet long, and Whsn lull-
crown weighs hardly more than Ton.
III laws are armed with huge conleai
rseth and IL can swim as fasl as an
express ;-sn can run -
Dep-edaiions committed oN tlL9
.rrcies OF whale are costing our gov
ornment at least five million collars
a year. which Is the reason Why me
Du;horit!es want 20 wage war against
DESTROYER OF SEAL PUPS
IL Ia ,nc fur seals that are imme dl :
,trf,. concerned. About one hundred
and seventy thousand seal pups were
t.rrr on the Pribylof Islands. IN bfr-
fnE sea last summer. and u O. ,sL-
mated tAar eighty thousand OF thcn
will be dcycgr"d by killer whales ee-
fore they reach three years OF age.
This means A loss OF considerably
over five million dollars, reckoning inc
market value Of tho furs they would
tIrId II permitted to grow up. Ah'
seals Of the Frlhy lofS are the property
su.tion tho skins taken oa the islands
and the money Zoos into the tTeasurs
: century sEp there wcr" prpnaply
more than two million seals on the
Stands Ruthless slaughter los skin
huut~rs steadily reduced their mum
bc-s uutil iu tho uinctics, ConErcsa
came very near 20 passing resolution
directing that the survivors should b.
killed and the problem thus finally
disposed Of. Luckily, however, an
az-sernent vas brought about with
Great Britain and Japan by which pro-
ttc;ion was given 10 tho herd. poach-
ing being rnado n criminal offensc.
Since then tho herd has become an
important money producing asset The
E~-,ls arc yielding profit of five mil
lion dollar per annuni. and their total
Naiuo today D. certainly not less Than
on- hundred millions. Thanks 10 tho
protection granted thcuI-in th" en-
fo-o~rnent Of which armed -ryerus
cutters play a conspicuous part-thcg
have rapidly inCrenEcd iu uuWhrrs and
th~ present time the herd does not
fan 'a- short OF six hundred thousand
individuals
TWENTY PUPS At \ MEAL.
During tho warm Eeason of tho year
- l.
about The Prihylof7 is a prow1iuz
ground for large numbers nf killer
whales. hungry and Unsuitable They
are waiting for tho pups 10 70 into the
water TO take their nrt-- lessons in
e-1rsrutss- Then spbbie them NJ
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23

the conical teeth ior curios. The
species. IL should be understood. T. by
NO means peculiar to the waters OF
the North Pacific; there are plenty Of
killer whales in the Atlantic ocean.
Occasionally they drive whole schools
or .'blackfish," which themselves are
small whales Of a harmless kind.
ashore on Cape Cod or the Island Of
Nantucket.
INCREASE OF PRIBYLOF SEALS
Notwithstanding the deprcdstious Of
the killers. there Is good reason to be
lcvc that within 30 years from tho
present time the seal herd Of tho
prihylofs will be restored by its nat
ural increase to It's numerical status
Of century aro-pcrhaps two and a
half million indi,I1uals
Although II can hardly be said that
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23

OF them.
These sea-wolves do by no means
restrict their diet to seals. They COM
monty devour young porpoises. and
the right whale Is choice game for
them. They will attack one Of those
huge marine mammals and literally
tear 1t to pieces. while it Is helpless
to defend itself DashinG about. thYy
will bite big chunks out Of its flesh
here and there. and two or three OF
them. seizinE its lip TO get its mouth
open, will cat its Tongue out. II they
can catch a COW right whale with a
calf. they will quickly eat up the
young one. They arc afraid Of moth
ing and fcarlessly assail full-grown
walruSes. robbing them OF their
young.
The only people who hunt the killer
whale arc the Maksh Indians OF tn"
state Of Washington. who are very
fond OF its flesh and fat They soil
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23
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the animals are kept in state of
semi they are so far
controlled under systematic man
agement as to promote their welfare
and encourage their breeding. They
occupy more than = score OF separate
''rookeries'' on tn. Islands. and the
bachelors" as the young males with
out families are called. have their own
hauling grounds.
Fifty per cent OF all the pups born
are males But the fur seal is a poly
ramous animal. commonly maintain
ing a harem Of thirty or more wives
As a result. tho stronger bulls get ana
Keep punches Of wives. while tho 9TH
crs must 60 without any. Thus. under
natural conditions, the breeding
grounds are scenes of continual con
flict. For tho only way In which an
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23
y. HiRTNFS LEAD
INFANTRY IN SHOOT

Camp Perry. Ohio. sept z-Atier
leading for the rrs, four stage, in the
national rin> team match OF the Ma
uonai Rife association tourney the
United States infantry was forced 10
bow 70 the United States Marine corr
team late today and when Srirz
ceased was In second place nvo points
behind
total % 2S5i IN the ,ast stare on the
noN yard range against -s4- fHr lH.
Infantry
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23

harem is by whipping the proprietor
thereof in fight and annexins his
cows
4 census OF tho seal herd Is taken
annually. In 1919 IT numbered 52a235
individuals. or which l57.l7, were
pups. II the problem OF dealing with
the marine beast OF prey which an
nually destroys nearly half tho in
crease Of the herd. can be satisfac-
torily solved, the seals will multiply
at a rate giving promise OF millions
at no distant day. with crowded rook-
cries yielding magnificent yearly
output OF precious furs Tor tho sdorn-
ment and comfort Of multitudcs OF
lurury-lovinG American women.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23

80 TO stimulate the upward svins OF
values. especially at the finish
Corn rose with wheat and in cons~-
Gucncc OF crop damage reports from
Iowa. oats followed corn
Provisions averaged lower. reflect
ing declines In the hog market Th~
smaller packers were seiiers Of nearby
deliveries Of lard
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23
KtSEAs CITY ffyEsTork

Rausaa gify. sept 1l-r s bureau
u Markrtz-gattle-R Receipts 2 800 fed
steers steady ir strong sales. 3 ltn
Pas. other kinds steady 70 weak
Erassers. S415Ws -. heavy calves weak
with lup timr Of wednesday. most
sales. yi50Ts.so. all .thsr classes gen
orally steady. undertonc strong on
tanners and cutters. cows. 8 s1ff a..
hrifers fG.pNus sanmars mostly
,sZ-uz - good cutters. > 1rf5- -n.
culls. mostly ,z5114no. best N~afrrz.
- s0Itdo1. sforkrrs. - snu Z. n. iznt-tb
feeders. $50. othera. izt1s 70
Receipts 4 to0. active. mostly
n 10 i5c lower. few lighter veIEhta
fully 70 lower good and choice . l7
y -. choice is1-lb weights STr1f
77t. bulk Of sales. i-1sd s00. tor. .
packing sovs mostly sc lower stora
pigs lower
shsep-Recrl pt- to.6ci steady: t--f
~as iit0 native isnN- f rr.s
western held az $50
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23
l-IIIL-AHn rnrAr.IL--.

chico go. sept . Potatoes stronger.
receipts 81 ears. total t-. s shipments
EHfs Nirnr-ofa Rod River 0r'os. 3. .-T
-E5 rufg Wisconsin white , =r7. 81
ruf. Maine rohhirrs. : zrssz r-rf
Idaho hifr . -0I s1 -uf ufrrr-ria
.luIlaHd unfrl d 111
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23
,fFrAr. ot-or,Tto.e

sew T8-s sept e rrrrrr sfr4f..
r'rc'roirtic sraf and uesrSl. ilHc.
later. f-t. fp izt--
Tin steady spot and nearby. IS IS.
futures. tIt
Iron steady No g southern. tianrs
-01a
Lad steady SPOT iisz
Zinc quiet. East So. Louis spot 70 .l
Tiz-
Anunnuy spot $50
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23
f.TnI-RrY nnNn of.nrArrns.s

Furnished by y. waipo'e. Room
a-f-E2 Thatcher Block. Pueblo.
Liberty IL rssTs
liberty first g. 80 ~
Liberty Hrcnrd is ga s.
Liberty fret as tss -
Liberty second 4As 81 is
Liberty third 49, 81 p,
Liberty fourth 49, tsl -
Liberty first ~ p tsa 81
Liberty nft- 81 = ,sa1i
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23

IF. r. BANK STATEMENT

Washington. n. C.. Sept Conn
hiued resources and liabilities Of IN.
twelve federal reserve bank 1T the
close OF business September - were
reported tonight hy tho federal reserve
board in Thousands ot dollars ss fol-
lows:
RESOURCES
Gold and gold ccrtincatcs. ii-s 0ss
Gold settlement fund + Il. board.
'ri.-i0
Gold with foreign agencies blank
Total gold held hv hanks fS54 as
Gold with federal rrseryc agents.
;i.5ss.6-a.
Gold redemption fund. So -
Total gold reserves. lz.slflss
Lsgal tender notes. silver. etc, fi5'.-
Total reserves. r.'s7.oss
Bills discounted
Ry T. $ sosernm-nt obligation.
Al other. issaou
Bills housnt in open Hsrse;. i7-.-
Total bills ,on hand. 81. tso.7si.
T.. 5. bonds and notes. ;fs1Sf
q. s. ccrt.frates u Indebtedness
iiSt So
All other. ts.S7i
Total earning Assets. 81 st---s
Bank premises. i-tfli
Ftv" rrr cent redemption fund
against Federal reserve bank notes.
rncoiiccf~d items. 1891 SIT
All other resources. iis.fts
Total resources. fs.isi.SI
LIABILITIES
Capital paid In ,iA1oi7.
surplus. i-t1set
Reserved FOR government franchise
tax. rfn.1T7
Deposits.
Government f-tis1
Member hani.r-Rcsrry- accounting
5 sss 800
All other - "a
Total deposits q sai sio
y B. notes IN actual circulation.
,. Il. hank notes in circulation. ne,
Liabilities. ti11iyo
Deferred availability iter1a. 's1-.f7
Nu Other liabilities. - So
Total liabilities. f-isi. fsi
Ratio NJ total reserves 70 deposit
aud , Y. note liabilities com hinrd
SO rsr cent.
Ratio ~ sold reserves ~ ? = rote5
To- circulation after setting aside &
rr- cent sEsinst deposit liabilities.
fis per cent
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23
CHICAGO PRonrr

Chicago. sept >.-Butter. hirh~-
creamery extras, &C. standards, 1sc
nrSis. 55'sfr4ic, secoras. so-S7.c.
cases
Poultry. alive rrm. fowls. i,rcso
springs. &C.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23
DENVER i,tVrSrurE

Trr|rT- NTVf -l-"I'affIr- Tr1rInfI
go dun. dragging steady 20 Inu r-
beef steers. 5l511f0o rows and hrif-
ors. q -0m= NJ. calves. q H1Ta5n. bulls
J. e'a7oo. storkYs and feeders. iioo
T55
Hogs Receipts eoo. market 1z 10
~, lower. top ts-0 huIk sfrnn $40.
sheep Receipts s-17 weak To- -r
lower lambs g 1-G7=0. ewes. 3 0Ha
775 feeder lambs 8 s6- -
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23

Lost articles may be recovered
thru a Chieftsin wantad. Phone
1855.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23
SILVER

View York. sept --ro--,rn ssr
silver. ssNr; Mexican dollars. s..c
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION
turnLrhef hy y. s. wHlpcir. Rooms
49, Thatcher Block Pueblo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-23

KANSAS CITY PRODUCT
Kansas Tifv. Sept Butter. rEE-
anil poultry unchanged.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readera

Otis N. Williams of Albany is the
guest of F. o. Graves.
Mrs. Grace Fryer of North Hooslck
Is spending the day in town.
Maurice Levin of North street
spent Monday in North Adams.
II reels of pictures. Read the ad
for Harte Theatre tonight. ADV.
Miss Edna T. Toomis is visiting
her uncle, S. A. Parsons at Beacon, N.
Y.
Mrs. b. w. Males Of West Main
street is confined to her home by i'll
ness.
Easter greeting cards, folders, book
let's, ch cks, bunnies, baskets, etc, at
Evans. Adv
Mrs John Cone Of Old Bennington
attended the funeral Of Miss Cath
refine Meehan in North Adams Mon
day.
Miss Beulah Whitley has resumed
work at the Putnam house garage af-
ter a months vacation spent at Ply.
mouth, Mass.
There Will be special meeting of
Temple Chapter r. A. NJ, this even.
ling at Masonic Temple, to confer the
Royal Arch degree.
Mrs. z. II. Davenport has returned
from Springfield, Mass, where she
has been caring for her daughter,
Mrs r. l.. Gerkin, who has been ILL.,
Mrs. George Howard of Arlington
was in town Monday with Janis Hard
whom she took to the Putnam Mem
orial hospital to see her mother, Mrs.
Burton Hard who is recovering from
an operation.
John A. Robinson, ir, Of Boston is
spending a few days in town, as the
guest OF his cousin, Mrs Arthur
lockwood Mr. Robinson is nephew
Of the Misses Mary and Lulu Robin
son. residents Of this place.
Auction: All the furnishings OF
residence Of the late Sarah f.. Gro.
mack. corner Main and Branch
streets, win be sold at auction at sad
residence Tuesday, March 18th, at 10
/ a. m w. J. Handles, auctioneer.
/ Adv Cite
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-22
FELL DOWN STAIRS
Bad Injury To Knee
Fixed Up In Two Days

Mr.. Charles o. Chatterton, writing
from his home at 800 Pawtucket, Ave,
Pawtucket Mass, tells how he started
for the basement to fix the heater ana
fell down the stairs hurting his knee
quite badly. Writing of the liniment
he used, he says: ut came in time,
applied It, and 1t did wonders. Had to
remain in the house only two days. /
will not be without It If possible to OBJ
tain It."
The lniment was that celebrated
Scotch Liniment known as Mysterious
Pain Ease
It's users will tell you It VII relieve
the pain OF Lumbago, Muscular colds
where the shoulders, chest and back
muscles are In pain, neurltis, neural
gia. stiff neck, pains arising from in
! fammation, muscle cramps, rheu
matism and sprains of all kinds.
/ Mysterious Pain Ease is sold by
/ lending drugsists or they can easily
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-22
WHY
The Runmage Sale Is 4 Worthy
Institution

Did you ever attend one? Here on
table is old Browns silk hat that
he wore to church many years, and
now that he's gone it has been sent
by his family to the rummase sale to
be disposed Of for the benefit Of the
church.
And there ON the counter is an
old china pug doc that used TO guard
the mautelpece in somebody's house,
And On a rack hangs the Prince 81"
bert coat that some fellow wore when
he was married and which his wife
kept as treasured thing through the
years; now she has given 1t away be-
cause the sentiment attached to It
finally is dead like last years leaf
They are handy institutions, these
rummage sales, enabling one, rs they
do. to give away for good purposes
what he no longer needs, or wants or
cares for. he holds on TO such things
a long time and then one day he gets
tired Of seeing them around and away
they go to the rumamge sale, the sec
ond-hand store and the rag shop.
But the rummage of minds and char
acters most people hold on to and cher
ish forever, observes the Hayerhill
(MasS) Gazette. To their dying day
they keep old and WORKOUT prejudlCes
md fight hard for them. They keep
fast to habits, knowing they are bad,
but lacking the viii or the courage to
throw them Off.
The next time you gather together
your old clothes for the rummage sale
and have packed them all in one bun.
die, suppose you say to yourself:
Lets see, what have left out? What
passions, prejudces and habits are lit
tering up my mind and character?"
You win not be able to get rid of
this rummQge as easily as you can dis
pose Of your old clothes, but once hav-
ing taken stock of 1t you will know
yourself better, The first step to self.
improvement is to become acquainted
with your defects.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-22
Geese Arc Good Watchers.

Added TO its other virtues, the
goose has alertness. Let stranger
approach the yard where geese are be-
Ing kept and the geese will be the
first TO give the alarm, even preceding
the barking of the wotchdogs. His
tory records that IN SSS Il. G. the
shrillng Of geese saved Rome from
surprise and capture by enemies.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-22
nevsnle.

81 don't believe In revenge"
~ don't either. But just the same
there are number of men do bust
ness with who have kept me waiting
in outer Offices for half an hour or
more I'd like just once before die to
keep waiting to see me-"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-22
Not a Brotherly Request.

81 can only be sister to you, Jack
"Then give me back my presents"
"Why, Jack! Whoever heard Of a
sister doing thatT-Boston Tran
script,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-22

WANTED ~ Nictrolas, grafouolas.
Sonoras and other talking machines to
clean, repair and overhaul Prices rea-
sonable Work guaranteed Work
called for and delivered Telephone
1871, or drop postal r. f. Stuart l06
Dewye st. 5St6'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-22
The Aouslnn Problem.

"why don't you leave your hus-
bandT
81 have no place to 60"
"Go back to mother"
"Aiother Is looking for a fat herself"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-22

WANTED-To hear from owner hay
ing farm for SALE state cash price and
full description. John j Black Yer
mont street, Chippewa Falls. Wisconsin
59tG
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-22

TO RENT--Two large furnished
rooms for light housekeeping; gas,
electric lights, steam heat. hot water.
and all modern ConVeniences. at 112
Pleasant ST. Also sleeping rooms. In
quire OF /. Leader. 1877 North ST., tel.
2l4-ll. soto
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-22

WANTED am prepared TO do all
kinds of team work and drawing rub
bish and trucking Inquire Of Slocum
Baker North Branch street. Tel. SS-M.
5St6