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state highway tax for maintaining
tho schC ia ana school houses and for
the school purposes OF the town and
for the payment of a state schoM tax
and TO deiray the cost OF purchasing
site for a school house in the VIII.
sen district su-called and the erect on
OF schO0Lhouse thereon as directed
and authorized By a special meeting
of the town school district he'd May
II, 1920; for the payment of any in.
debtedncss and interest thereon; for
the support OF the poor; for the main.
tenance OF bridges and of winter or
snow roads: for the prosecution and
defense of the common rights and in.
terests of the inhabitants of the
town Err the other necessary and in.
cfdental current town expenses; and
the payment Of state tax, if one is
required by law; and 20 vote a tax
upon the Grand LIST OF me town for
the payment thereof
Is. To see # The town will vote to
install a uniform system OF public
accounting as recommended by the
officials appointed By the Governor
under one hundred and nine of the
acts of 1915.
IA. To see il the town will vote to
have med cal inspection of the
schools Of the town.
Is Tc see what sum, If any. the
town viii appropriate for the plant
ing and protection OF shade trees, pur-
suant to the provisions Of No. IS OF
the Acts OF 1904, entitled, AN Act
to Provide for the Protection Of Shade
Trees
/ 16. TO determine at what tine the
tax bills shall be delivered to The
treasurer of the town for collection.
II. To see IL the listers for 1921
shall be paid for their services Sep
TENDER lst next, and what sum per
r' "ol' ha pa d to the town officers
the town clerk, and the board of civ
aueuouy Tor Their services for The
coming year
go r. see what sum IL any. thC
town will vote in aid Of, or for The
purpose Of MAINTAIN ne public ii
hrarv or libraries therein and also, e
determine how the same shall be dis
tributed
10 TO see what sum, II any, tn,
town will vote toward the expense o
observing Decorat on or Memoria
Day.
20 To see + the Town School Dis
trict win vote to pay a higher rate o
tuition than $50 per school year pc
pupil for the High School instruction
which Il Turn she's its advanced pupil
as required by law, and il it so vote
to fN said rate
81, To see il the town will vote {
exempt from taxation, for pero
not exceeding five years, building
erected hereafter, used and oecup e
exclusively as a hcme, exclusive q
land. and such exemption, to he Emit
ed In the aggregate as TO valuation g.
any one building to the sum of S3O0t
%. To hear the report Of tho con
mittee appointed at the last annu.
meet MS to investigate and report NJ
ON the cost and expense Cf erecting
suitable monument or memorial
the memory of the cit2oas of Ben
.nnetou who were in the military q
naval service of the United States ,
anv of Is wars and unon a proper SIT
for the same and ether details COZ
nectod herewith and also to heo
the report OF the committee appoin
ed at the annual meeting of 1910 an
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directed by the annual meeting Of
1920 to cooperate with the committee
first herein mentioned to invest gate
the advsability of erecting such a
monument CT memorial on the Root
property now owned by the Town or
.emodeling for such purpose, Or 9th
er purposes advantageous to the
Town, any building thereon; and to
see what action ii any, the Town
viii take upon such report or reports.
%. To transact any other business
found necessary when met.
Dated at Bennington, Vt, this 18th
day OF February, 1921.
]. O. Burt,
f. NJ. Thompson,
w. Il. White,
Selectmen Of the Town of Bennington
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z SWEAR OFF
YH TOBACCO

NO To Bac mas helped thousands
to break the costly, nerye-shattering
tobacco habit Whenever you have a
longing for a cigarette, cigar, pipe
or for a chew Just place a harmless
MOTTO Bac tablet in. your mouth IN.
stead to help relieve that awful desire
Shortly The habit may be completely
broken, ard you are better off men
tally, pliysically financial y It's so
easy, so simple Get a box Of MOTTO
Bac and il il doesn't release YOU from
all craving for tobacco in any firm
your druggist WIN refund your money
without question,
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FOR SALE-Farmers Inn property.
IL acres sUOd iand on STATE ROAD. COM
plete set OF buildings, orchard, etc. sell
of tfaue. Eu armstrong 40 EuLnum
ot' Bennington. 3gt7
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LON PRICED AlvEHTISING


WANTED Cook for lumber camp !
Man preferred Manchester Lumber
On 38t6t
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25

NATURALIZATION rs housekoepr
or honsework Phone G2S-M or can at
90 WASHINGTON ST.. 3StGa
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25
c. w. WRIGHT, M. ID.
eye. EAR, NosE AND THROAT
GLAaaES PROPERLY FITTED

Oculist ano AHrIHt ~ NORTH sS,iAn
hospital. Recently II charge VI eye
ear, nose ana throat services ct Pos
HospitsL Eastern Department Head
quarters
ten eza-B Is0nf9E BiseR. ne. ASRMs
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Points o. Q star,

Most Of us. II asked how many
points u star should have. would ray
five. and cite the Stars and Stripes M
proof: but the director Of the United
States mint has corrected this mis-.
apprehension In answering MI Inquiry
on the subject. lie calls attention to
the fact that the stars on the great
seal Of the United States nnd on the
seal Of the President ARE i've. pointed,
but that the stnrs ARE six.IpUinted u,
the senl ~ the house Of representa-.
tivcs: and further to the six. pointed
stars on the diverse Of the huff aud
qunrter.dollar coins and the five.
pointed stars on the reverse. The re-
verse Of these coins ls II copy Of the
grent seni with the clouds aud stars
omitted. So far ns known. the six.
pointed star comes from copying the
colonial coins mnde inter the mnnner
II English heriiltiry. which sanctions
that star. The stars on the Nag nrp
copied from the Washington cont.of.
arms.
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WAS FIRST CIVIL MARRIAGE
Union Of Edward Wtnslew and susan.
na White in 1921 Set . President
In New World.

May Il, 1921. the first English mar
rage in New England was performed.
The principals were two Of the May
flower passengers. The bride was
Susanna White and the groom was
Edward Winslvw.
Both contracting parties had been
recently bereaved. Susanna came to
Plymouth as the wife of William
White. He was one Of the Pilgrims
who died the first winter.
A month after Susanna White was
left widow Edward Winslow lost
his young wife, Elizabeth. whom he
had married about two years before
the great voyage. The marriage Of
the Widow White and the WidOwer
Winslow occurred less than two
months after Whites death.
1t was probably the first civil mar.
riage In the New World, says the New
York Herald Governor Bradford was
in favor Of the civil marriage. 1t was
thought, he wrote in his history, most
requisite to be performed by the mugis-
trate, us being civil thing, upon
which many questions about inherit
tances doe depende. with other things
most proper to their cOgnizans, and
most cOnsonante to the sCriplurs, Ruth
4, and no wher found in the gospel
to be layed on the ministers us part
of their office"
The matter Of civil marriages
played painful part in Winslow's
life 10 years later, when, us governor
Of the colony, he Went to England to
plead PlymOuth's cause. For preach
ing and for performing civil mirringes
he was KEEP, in prison four months. lie
having stoutly maintained, against the
archbishop Of Canterbury, that he
found nowhere in the Word Of God
that marriage was tyed to ministrie."
Two children were born to the prin-
cipals Of his first marriage in the
New World, and one Of these Josiah
WinslUw, became almost us famous
AZ his father, being elected governor
Of plymouth colony u few yeurs after
his fathers death.
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The feat Of the London workman In
keep..: 5 pipe alIght for two hours
and five minutes, reminds cOrre-
spOndent Of the London Morning Post
TINT these pipe-smOking competitions
have long been held In Belgium. He
says: THE prizes to be- won ure not
incOnsldernble. and once took part
In u competition In which the winner
received 5OO francs.
"All the competitors were gwen u
certain quantity OF tobacco. II long
church-wartien pipe, and box Of
matches. Then ut IL given signal they
all lit up and smoked away. ! forgot
the time the winner made his pipe.
lust, but II was well over two hours.
Mine, alas. went out In something over
half an hour.
''rl,e winner WINS very old Flemish
peasant Of Ini:riarchal appearance. and
his victory WIS well earned, for l.e.
smoked In solemn silence the whole
time, only diverting himself by cOpi.
GUS drafts from his chopin Of beer.
which was frequently repienished dur.
Ing the course Of the contest"
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placed on the collar, around tho sleeves
and bottom and forming the belt. The
metal IN knitted In the front In .
rather complicated way.
Reverting TO the type Of suit re-
ferred to previously IN being one
which has taken tremendous hold
on the public taste at the present
time, II In interesting not only ax II
fashion but as illustrative Of the con-
tinuOusly varying demand which gives
rise to the mushroom success from
time 10 time Of quite obscure Dress
makers ind the equally sudden fall
Of others In the proportion that they
ARE able to create u new type or pOpu-
larize mn old one at the crucial mo-
ment when that particular style hap
pens, for some reason or another, to
please the public TO an unusual de-.
gree.
At the present time O'liOssen. the
tailor, Is II big competitor Of the dress
maker. There IL nothing striking about
the suit which hns been his greatest
success. II consists OF n straight skirt
md n coat almost exactly like the
oldtime ridlng.hnbit jacket with snug.
hitting coat sleeves. xinnil collar and
long rcvcrs to the waixtline where one
button IN placed In link form. The
coat has II slight flare. To be abxO.
lutciy what In demanded Mt the mo.
ment the suit must I've Of a lightweight
iron grny checked material. the checks
being NO smaIi thmi they are almost In.
visible.
Vest Blouse Comes Into Prominence.
The popularity Of the suit, Of COURSE
creates u like demand for bI0uH.g.
iThIs Ii always welcome news to thu
blouse makers, who. having the war;.
able winds of fashion M seldom MI
their snils during the last few years,
art ON the alert to take advantage Of
everything that will stimulate their
business. Consequently they are bend.
Ing all their energies toward creating
pleasing models.
The grcnt popularity Of the tailored
suit brings into unusual prominence
the vest blouse. All OF the sinnrt shops
now ARE specializing In these. nnd
among the most chic Of the recent
models IL the p1ict blouse. the front
of which II developed In soft pearl
prny Kid embroidered In blue. II Inns
the back and sleeves Of pearl grny
g"Orgcit".
In almost every instance the giiet
blouse hns the bnck md sleeves Of
n contrasting inh'"rinl, usunliy Of n
sh"cr"r fabric ihnn That used for the
front. Doublo.brcnstsd vest bIousen
Of the mannIsh type hive fronts "
embroidered linen with sleeves and
bnck Of sheer Orgnndie.
Madeleine ct Madeleine have mnde
some chnrning blOuscs Of the giiet
sort from whit. Antln md cnbrOI.
dcr"d them IN copper nnd bInck.
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Historic Order Revived.

The historic Order Of the Sun, Gre
ated us IAN eternal institution" by
Gen. Jose de San Martin during the
aristOcratic regime Of early Peruvian
Independence. has been revived under
supreme 1ecree. Gen. Simon Bolivar.
one Of the liberntOrs Of Peru, abolished
the order In 1925 gu the ground that 1t
did not conform with the basis Of
the political constitution VI the re-
public"
Membership In the order, says the
decree just issued, may be granted
to Peruvians. military and civilians,
who have rendered themselves
worthy Of distinction, and to foreign
ers who have made patent their In
terest in Peru" The President Of
the republic will he the grand mas
ter.
Several articles Of the Order Ut the
Sun are said to be identical 10 those
Of the Order OF the Cincinnati in the
Quilted States.
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Knitted Blouse
and Dress Here

The pattern resembles the surface Of
waffle iron with its alternating one
Quarter-inch squares Of crumpled and
plain material. 1t may be had in all
the bright shades Of the modern sport
costume, as well as dark colors.
silk With Metal and Wool.
Heavy silk sweaters recently I'M
ported by prominent American firms
have wool used In combination with the
SILK In an altogether new way. have
In mind II model Of this sort which Is
knitted of corn-colOred silk. The wool
takes the form OF vnri-colored floral
border around the neck. the short flow
Ing sleeves ind the bottom.
The lovely yellow and silver
sweater blouse called Bouton dor
shows much the same treatment In met
al and silk. the silver bands being
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The snappy French Sport Suit In I
Combination Of Black and White.

less prov" among the most popular
suits for country wnrdrObcs next win
ter.
striking nrc the cOlOrs nnd color
combinations seen In these. There
nrc rich yellow striped with blnck,
III. stripes being plnccd ~ TINT they
form n band around the bottom Of
III" skirt and on the ends of the scnrf
or necktlr. yellow nlso mny be
striped with n blue. Then there nre
beautiful tones Of lavender. mnuvc
and violet nhd charming blue green
~ the shndc that one often sees IN
the woods In midsummer.
A novelty WOODEN mn'crinl, for
port suits. which was among the new
fabrics This spring will be even
more popular ny the senson advances.
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Among the special things that Parts
has provided for summer wear are
beautiful sweaters In artificial SILK,
silk and wool and In silk and metal.
From standpoint Of fashion, observes
correspondent. woman will not accept
the mannish sports sweater. The
sijart Parisienne wants something
n,re dressy and more becoming. With
her the sweater blouse Is worn to
tdke the place Of lingerie or SILK
blouse and Is not intended to be re-
moved us our sweaters are. conse-
qhrntly 1t is not nearly so much OF
rfal sports garment.
A. well known designer In Paris, who
Was ut one time premiere In one
of the big dressmaking shops. has es-
t&blished herself as an authoritative
cfentor OF the best and most artistic
ID this type Of sweater blouse. Size
has placed her models successfully
Nth prominent dressinakers who are
Heceiving great many orders for
dhcm.
! Some Of the best Of these models,
hist received from Paris, are all OF
de knitted blouse type.
We have hnd knitted blouses anu
Knitted dresses for some time, nut
they. like everything else. are one OF
the things which fashion takes w cas-
daily and ~ casually lays inside, until
,Me ,iay one OF these hitherto careless
considered articles OF dress sudden.
becomes decided craze, often last.
m much longer than Its most Opti-
sietic sponsors hoped for There Is
very indication that the knitted blouse
| nd the knitted dress and suit will
e prominent for autumn, 30 that II
quite snfe to stock ones wardrobe
ith them.
Tailored Suits In Small Gray Checks.
l Although French women recently
,|nve shown an unusual amount Of ell
thusinsm over certain types Of tailored
.uits. their conception OF sport
.iit Is quite different from that Of
,pe English woman or the American.
The ParisIenne likes the soft woolens
II bright shades aud with considerable
snOrnment.
In suits Of knitted fabrics, any num-
her Of which are being made up. not
ohly for immediate wenr but for au-
,1mn and winter showing, the French
e)cl,ew the conservative coat ind skirt
}pe, preferring those Of the skirt and
,9mper or OverblOuse sort. Although
little variety il seen In the cut. much
n II In introduced In other and more
II hpsual YaYS, For instance, u the
suit is OF brushed wool II Is made up
wrong side QUIT that Ii, with the
brushed side on the inside Of the gar.
ment and the plain side out. This
gives the desired warmth for outdoor
games In winter and also has q prac-
teal idea back Of II. We all know the
unpleasantness Of having twlgs and
leaves as well as dust catch on the sur.
face Of brushed wool garment.
Most interesting suits consisting Of
q skirt, higii.necked overblOuse with
u smart matching tie md little hat
or cap. nll knitted. are being shown
by exclusive frns featuring sport
clothing. These will be worn In the
mountains this summer and will doubt
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Cattle.

A decidedly unsatisfactory trade re.
corded In the cattle market. Supplies
have been some what limited. . large
percentage Of the offering being billed
through. DEMAND. however. indifferent
and the movement was almost At .
standstill.
Best beef stssrs quoted from 07.lO
TO- $3.50: good grades. $500 to 17.2S.
with more common stock on . CORE.
spending bAsia.
Good cows were quoted from $500 TO
SEQ with fair Grades at $500 TO $3.50.
and more common types At S%.7s and
d0Wn.
A slow. drasgy trade reported In the
hog market; The best hogs. choice
lightweight hogs. sold for tS76. Bulk
Of the offering found outlet from SS.oe
10 $3.50. Extreme heavies and cutout
hogs were cleared from S6.7B to 1s.36.
Few pigs Offered. Quotations ranged
from $3.50 To e1.3b.
She&p.
Trading has been slow In the shee .
market. Quotations on spring lambs
RANGED up to $3.50, with ewes up to
$500 and clipped lambs up to $3.50.
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osN't Fee0st cvtieura ralsvm
When adding to your toilet requiatea
An exquisitsly scented face. skin. baby
and busting powder and perfume. rsa-
dering other perfumes supsrAuoUs.
You may rely on II because one Of ~
Cuticura Trio (BoAp. Ointment an1
Taicum). 20c each everywhere.
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ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Warning! Unless you - The aalDe
sBayee" o. package q On tablsts ~
ere not getting genuine Aspisia ~
scribsd By physicians for twsoty-soe
years and proved safe By nillisoa
Take Aspirin only % told In the 1ayes
package for Colds, Headache. Neural.
sia. Rheumatism. Earachs. ToothaeAs.
Lumbago aud for Pain. Handy III
boxes Of twelve Baysr Tablets Of ~.
pIrin cost few cents. Druggists alss
sell larger packages. Aspirin y the
trade mark Of Baysr Manufacture q
Nonoacstjcacidester u Salicycacid,.
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RoNNar AZ RrAXae.

"There are i've outlets Of power
through our life. our lips. our service.
eur money. our prayer. And by all
odds the greatest Of these In the cutie,
through prayer. The greatest
thing anyone cnn do for God and for
man is to pray."-S. ID. Gordon.
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LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
- Furnished BY -
US. BUREAU OF MARKETS .
Washington DC.
Grain,
tWwssn Ss,pss.. u.s.. M. ssr,s.. /,

Atter week Of alternating higher
closed clos, At tl;2sK. = net gain Of $40
M she "se Ne. al. ase Gaic 81 Isly %isR
the exception of weakness in stock
and cotton markets on the goth. news
was bullish. but the market lacked
spond: Dry weather reports being re-
s Sot. IN lTo M,n wider srsa IN North d,
100000 for tho week. Country corn
crop news continues generally favor
is s::s Of ;qpS'y toS eSe
red winter wheat. N.ss: No: hard.
co Ma so %Ss No. wS sGs S Sst: s sse
For the week Chicago September
corn down &c. At slAc. Minneapolis
city July up aHc. At ,1.1sE: Winnipeg
July up TIC. at $1.81x.
pr Demand nd. yer, very limited: Only high
usinE local forage principally. Some
timothy e aaossd ss sxs Y ossur u.s.
:innati. $40; Atlanta, s2s: Jacksonville.
o@S II; Ms snip k H. No. City DI. sds
Minneapolis. sis: Omaha. sis; ksnss:
Further weakness developed in
wheat feed market. as offerings from
southwest became more plentiful.
and red dog firm. Gluten feed and
hominy feed steady, hominy feed in
better, supply. Cottonseed meal and
l nIa.s mel me-; unchanged; Al.flfa meal
demand and movement light. Quoted
bran. ~: middlinEs. ~, Minneapolis;
ElIfsn 1ssd' ;S7so Chicago; !si;si.
Ghis.Eo; !2s. St. Louis. Bran. $3.50.
e e15iss;,. - per cent authorised meal.
Dairy Prsasets.
Butter prices advanced Nc the past
active demand for higher grades for
storage. lower grades are kept well
cleared by movement into consumptive
e. Il. sns S Sn ca:
ing prices. 50 score: New York. 35c;
Boston. Sc.
Cheese market holding barely steady.
prices. Hot weather airesdy infiusnc.
Ing quality and production slackening
In some sections. Prices on most styles
range from 1t0l5Mc in Wisconsin
primary markets.
Fruits a.A Vegetables.
shore Of Virginia declined sc to 3sc
rsscSins ss.seS;.si. Prices ice '1 range s.
0s.So In eastern markets.
California salmon-tint cantaloupes
stslAy In consuming markets At -R5.9s
0ISo per crate. GeorEia hiiey
93Coa!o; Domaine active et .hsSSasx
crate. c,e:in es' ,isse,.sc 70 o. 'ss d ss.
track. Florida and Georgia Tom Wat
son watermelons. medium sizes. de-
s aors e sSG e Ger M s Ns
and markets firm at Georgia shipping
cash. track. to growers.
Live stsek ssA MestA.
Chicago hog prices advanced lee 60
0H Decline. r.nsnr rom
&c on cows and heifers to SOC on me
dium beef steers. Fat lamb. broke
!i.ss to tl.7s. and yearlinss. $500 TO
weights generally steady. Chicago
prices: Hogs top. 3s.75: bulk of sales.
3l00s,ss: medium and good beef
heifer,. ss75G 500: feeder steers. ss.7s
calves. t7.5o6s.75: fat lambs. $500
100; yee..rlinSs. ss.6oas7s; fat ewes.
The eastern Wholesale fresh meat
prices trend downward. Beef declined
&c to u. while veal and mutton were
steady 70 81 lower. Lamb down 81 to
June ~ prices good grade meats: Beef
3lS:so6l6.60: veal 1is6ls: lamb. SIS
03b: mutton. Sl06l6: light pork Joins
els02S heavy loins. tlB0ls.
COtt00.
Spot cotton prices advanced - points
durinK the week. closing at le.27c Per
pound. New York July futures up 81
DotRts At 11.34c.
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How 70 Serve God.

Serve the Lord with glndness. r.n'-r
nt0 His gates with thanksgiving. aud
Into His courts with praise be thank.
tul unto Him and bless His name. For
the Lord IN Eood.-psniins 1902 4, 6.
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For Summer Niukta.

To be worn On cool summer lights, n
French couinrier mndc. with chnrm.
Ing iDcohcrcncc. n petal wrap Of finme.
cOlOrcd chiffon gathered into n husS
collar Of brown tnfretM.
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am now able TO do my work. recon-
mend The Vegetable Compound to my
friends and you may use these facts - .
testimonial. Mrs. SALLlE SIEFIRT,
8l8 w. Fourth Stlvet Pottsville. Ps.
The everyday life Of many housewives
u . continual struggle With weakness
and pain. There % nothing moro wear
ing than the ceaseless round Of house
hold duties and they become doubly hard
when some female trouble makes every
bone and muscle ache. and nerves III o.
II you are one Of these women DO not
suffer for four o. 1--WE years - Afs.
9iefert did, but profit by her sxpsrisnee
and be restored 70 health BY LYDIA =
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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o,s.. work.r. Loo, Slant,

Many Of the wOrkmen tn the glass
factories Of Venice begin 10 love ttsir
sight after they hnve passed their for.
ueth yenr and soOn become totally
blind. The impairment Of vision 10
caused by the excessive heat and the
glare from the glass furnaces.
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Wa worry kNO8W@s
! was not At to Do
my work at times
and took medicine
from . doctor and
got no benefit. I
saw Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound advsr-
tised In the news
papers and took L
and got all right. I
gained twenty
pounds or more and
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Old Ed hoWe's Nslohbor.

II you want to talk blue talk: busi-
ness all gone to pot; country facing
the worst time In Its history; haven't
begun to see the hard times yet; prices
going lower and half the merchants are
going to fail; twO.thirds Of the farms
will be foreclosed, and all that line Of
conversation, don't come around and
talk II to the Times. In the hrst place
we don't believe It, md In the second
place II makes us feel bad and nervous
for whllc.-Clny Center (KAn.)
Times.
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Corn, No. 2 yellow. per cwt. .Sl.0S
Corn, No. . mixed. per cwt. ...... 100
wheat No. !. per bushcL. .sS
Oats. per ewt. ................... I.SA
barley, per cwt. ...S............ Les