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HAYS WILL DIRECT
MAIL THEFT SEARCH
Continued from First Page.

dry bag with which HavraniSs head
was covered a third was a photograph
OF a gunman, taken from the ro9ues
gallery at Police Headquarters which
the driver somewhat doubtfully identi-
fed as one of the three unmasked bandits
he saw.
For time yesterday the hopes Of the
police and post office inspectors We're
high that they had found the beginning
of trail left by the men in the green
automobile after their car had sped away
from the mail truck under the arc light
in Leonard street. This was the finding
by eight-year-old William Guettler of
twenty-five letters wrapped up In
piece OF Manila paper and thrown into
an ash barrel in front of a vacant lot
on Brook avenue. between l45th and
146th streets. The Bronx. The boy. who
found them on Tuesday. took them home,
but it was not until to-day that his
father, William Il. Grettler or 46l Brook
avenue. looked at them and notified the
police who in turn told the postal au-
thorities. Post office inspectors exam
;ned them, but found they could not be
part of the loot from the Leonard street
robbery.
Frank Havranik passed practically the
whole day under n fire of questions from
the postal detectives at the main post
office on Eighth avenue at Thirty-second
street He went home last night but
was under orders to return to-day for
further questioning. Inspectors Allen
and Butler conferred with J. J. McCrum,
superintendent of the City Hall station,
from which the truck started uptown
with it's rich load. and secured the names
and records of all the postal employees
who handled the mail bags in the post
office and on the loading platform.
Postal authorities showed great in
terest yesterday In the story told by
Havranik OF another automobile. TINS
black machine was ahead of him as.
under the compulsion of a revolver and
the threats of the three bandits in the
green car alongside, he was forced TO
turn into Leonard street. This car.
which with the green pocketed the Ford
mail truck. stopped as Havranik pressed
the brake of his machine. The driver
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did not get the number Of this machine.
The bandits drew laundry bag over
the drivers head and frightened the
drawstring around his neck. This bag.
which is held by the postal authorities.
once had sewed on Il cloth strip two
inches wide by four inches long con-
tanning a name. This was torn off. but
bit with the letter &c" concluding
name was still on the bag.
HavranilS. accompanied by two post
office inspectors, paid a visit to the
bureau of criminal Identification at
Police Headquarters yesterday morning
where he looked over hundreds OF pic
lures of criminals. On he picked out as
possibly a photograph of one OF the
bandits. but he was not certain OF It.
This mans location now is being ascer-
tanned.
An effort to ascertain whether II was
contrary to post office rules 60 permit
more than a million dollars worth of
securities to be transported by a chauf-
feur, unarmed. alone, through several
miles of deserted streets at night failed
yesterday. Superintendent McCrum of
city Hall station said he did not know
whether chauffeurs were supposed to be
armed or not; that he had nothing to do
with them. as they were under the SUI
pervision of Il. NJ. Norris, superintend-
ent of mails here. Sometimes two men
went with a truck. The extra mans
presence was determined by the amount
and value OF the mail carried. Mr.. Nor
rs was too busy yesterday afternoon to
see reporters who tried to ask him
about the regulations.
1t was learned yesterday that the
Chase National Bank. which shipped
S463.000 worth of negotiable bonds
stolen by the bandits. brought the se-
curities to the post Office under the guard
Of seven armed men.
In the financial district yesterday II
was reported that claims against insur-
ance companies promptly filed by banks
and brokers came close to 100000
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wARsHIP'S TEST NOV. IA.
Trials on RockIand.
Me-, Set by Naval Board.

RocKLAND, Me-. Oct. 27.---Word was
received from the Naval Board OF In
spection and survey to-day that the Of
ficial trial of the now sup9, dreadnought
Maryland, built at Newport News, Va.
would be held eff this port in the week
beginning November IA.
The U. S. s. Tiliman. bu'l' at Charles
ton. S. c., VIII come here for a retrial
next Monday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-07
EORAH PLAN SHUNTED

House Committee Reports Joint Bill
Fer International Conference.
Washington, June As substi-
tate for disarmament amendment to
the naya' appropriation bill the House
foreign affairs committee today re-.
ported Joint resolution concurring
in the declared purpose Of President
Harding to call an international con
ference to limit ornaments.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of thu Town and VlIlass Told
srlefy for 8uSy Resdeea

e w. Walker of Boston spent Mon
day in town on business.
Fine chickens and excellent veal at
the Checker Line Adv
Get your p.neapp,es for canning
now at the Checker Line ADV.
Mrs. sayre McIeon Of Old Ben.
nington purchased an Essex touring
car Monday of the Bennington
garage
Probate Judge e c. Bennett, who
has been Ill at his home on Main street
a.nce Saturday, was reported this fore
noon to be much more comfortable.
LoST-sunday between Mil street
and Park Lawn cemetary a bill folder
containing sum Of money Finder
kindly return same to 1876 Mil street
lad receive rcward.-Ady.
j. C. Colgate. who arrived the latter
7alt Of last week at his summer home,
Ben Venue Old Bennington, is on
ilshing trp , into northern Ma ne ac
comEanled by Sidney Colgate of New
York. cousin
Mr. ard Mrs. Leon Eldred enter
tanned at a card party Friday evening
Among those present were many from
Hoosick and Petersburg During the
evening cards and other games we're
played. Refreshments were served
about midnight. After having spent
q very utpo cant evauiuo all daportad
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-07
The Candle Shutters Were snuffed

1t is just about 800 years ago that
candle snuifeis used to be used. for
al that lime there WAS a great al
vance n the manufacture OF the
wie&s which enabled the hitter TO
burn more satisfactorily and after
that there was no use for the suffers
The wicks Of candles are PIT through
2 Treatment on various chemicals he
lore tlley are plared IA the Interior ~
the candle. This prevents thcm frolI
smoking and from burning too rapidly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-07
CtliiropracticI

When properly understood it is no
longer a mystery and at once appeals
to the intelligent Man as scientific
method Of Healing the Sick.
1t is Il we'll known fact, admitted
by all schools of healing, that the Ner-
vous System as a unit, 1.-THE Brain,
Spinal Cord Cranlal Nerves, Spinal.
Nerves. and the SO called sympathetic
SYSTEM is that part of the human
Body thru which the life Principles
operate dur ns our physical existence.
The nerves are the means whereby
aerye stimulus is conveyed to every
atom of tissue in the body If there
is no obstruction of the nerves to
Interfere with the proper distribution
Of the impulses or stimulus, it will
reach its proper dest nation and nor
NAL function OF all parts will be the
result This is HEALTH.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-07
0NCf UPON A TINE
THERE WERE NO DOCTORS!
he 0ocioi Was Not Much Needed UntiI Folks
Began 60 Break Nature Laws.
Ooc,ors Preach Prevention |, Better Than Cure.

ucctofS tfeacb tfeVeAtion IL oettef IMAM lure.
Ninety per cent Of all disease is
pTeventabla, so doctors say. Eat
simple food, exercise wisely, sleep
sufficiently, and--what is vitality i'm
portant--make sure Of the daily,
regular, thorough elimination of
body waste, and the chances are nine
to one chat you viii keep well, worl;
efficiently and enjoy life. Bowel
elimination of food and tissue waste
is all-i-portant. But in case of n
regularity, disorderod or imperfect
action do not axe the common mis-
take of taking harsh, violently acting
medicines, with TIE idea of forcing
the bowels to act Nature believes
in mild methods. She responds best
to persuasion.
So in selecting o simple remedy to
regulate and assure proper bowel
action, YOU should not use harsh or
violently acting remedies, 10 matter
how much has been claimed fer
them. You should choose some we'll
known, time tested, trial proven
ItiuCuN, tIlal mas mGue llS reputation
by being used for many years, by
all sorts of people, all over the world.
Take Beecham's Pills for example
Beechams is a household word, has
been for many generations. Beech
ans Pills is a household remedy,
has been oroyerhalf a century, People
not only take Beecham5 but recon-
mend Beeeham's to their friends.
Their use is handed down from
father to son or from mother to
daughter, from one generation to
another. Did you ever hear any
complaint or criticism of Beecham s?
Isn't that a pretty powerful endorse
ment of their worth? Druggists
are glad to sell Beecham's.
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RENNING TON BRIEFS
News Of the TJwn ART Village Tad
ar rfly or easy Reacers

Try the cooked meats at the Check
er Line. Adv.
Regular nesting Of the 0 Z. S,
Wednesday evening, June s, at o.
clock, As many as possible are re
luestcd % be present
Mrs. Nellie Banyea Of the Putnam
Memor al hospital leaves Wednesday
for q three months vacation at her
home ia the northern part OF the
state.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-07

Scawccd is the source Of poraiin.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-07

Scawcod Is the source Of paraiiin
Flshboncs and other discarded por-
lions are valuable fertilizers,
Shark skins are being tanned for
shoe leather.
From the waste of margarine, soap
is produced,
Salad oil is obtained from fruit
stones and pits.
Dried cotton plant seeds are used
MS fertilizer and cattle food
Waste fruits are employed in the
making of perfumes
Clcanlngs from fcatE"r pillows have
hccn found to be rich IL nitrogen.
Coal tar formerly considered worth
less. is n source of several dyes ana
chemicals.
The juice wasted from the removal
Of cherry seeds is made into jelly
with Il rich flavor.
Cotton plant seeds, which once were
burned, are now sources of a variety
Of food oils.
Cotton rags are used In the manu-
racture Of paper guinea ON ana eN'
plosNes.
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Fishbones and other discarded por
tlonS are valuable fertilizers,
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SENTENCE SERMONS

Tile eternal stars shine out as soon
as It is dark enough Anon.
A man only understands what is
akin 10 something already existing in
himself Amiel
Prayer is not overcoming Gods re.
luctance; it Is Laying hold of Ills
highest willingness. -Trench.
|, the Lord. search the heart. l try
the reins, even to give every man
according to his ways, according TO
HE fruit OF his domgS.--Jer 27;i0.
II Is not the man who reaches ihe
corner first who wins, bat the man
who Knows exactly what he is going
to do when be reaches the corner
Charles l.. Hughes
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WhY she stonaea 90 pspers.

(From the Mart nsyi.le. III, Posn.
NJ Madge Athey will enter the
speaking contest and will read her
erection Aside from this a very In
,erest.ng program win be giyea.
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COMPANY NOT LIABLE
For Transmitting Wire Messages
While U. S. Controls Line.

Washington, June 7-Contention
Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany that it cannot be held liable for
damages caused through errors trans
hitting messages VIII lie the lines We're
under federal control yesterday was
upheld by the supreme court
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

a. H. Evans individual executor of
the estate of ". - MusHctt to 49, N
Norton and n r. Roach. lots ~ and
DE-. block g. MuHsott addition $3.50
Robert j Kicbcrg ami Edward o.
klehorg to Mrs n NJ King one ce.-
lain promissory note and nn sight
tito ana interest iu let's and O. boa
block ~ other confederation and 81
w. So OHara and wife to @. 10.
Lame, undivided half Interest south
east quarter section lib Jose Antonio
Cabczns rrHnt 100 acres S.
Mrs Settle QuehedouuN. fcmmo sole.
20 George W. Spencer west ss feet ~
lots ana s. hlook ST. Beach portion or
Corpus christi $1,000
Ricklcf Eihcn ot a. 90 Catherine
stoarna. lot J. block b. township 90
biHhop siO0
D. v Amin ana wife fililo Arnim.
90 a. Carter southeast quarter oi
section s. northeast quarter section e4.
northwest quarter section so. ianreies
farm tracta $50 acres also go acres
out of northeast quarter of northwest
uuarilr aoeunu 200 $1,000
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Fire Company of 1873 Numbering Fifty
Strong Had Perfect Discipline
And Good Apparatus

Meanwhile. while driving wagon
ioudod with mine barrels OF tauow
down tho hi' was thrown under the
wheels of 'hc Wagon hy the breaking
OF the hrcust chain the wagon passing
ovcf hiH body, iuflirtnf Injuries from
which after enduring untold suffer-
Ing hc died
Locals iu Hriof--rhe schooner Foun
tairhicau with uu assortment az um
hei Tor va Buckley 4 Co. went ashore
ou the roiut uf 80. Joseph Island Mat
week Tho vessel sprune "a leak and
fillod with sand. faif ~ the cargo
WAS lost. no insurance.
Jas NJ Hunter ia oNucctine d new
supply of hungiea and be- ropltniahing
bits stock az livery stable hnrscH
A couple % cuiorcd individuals be-
came cnEaEcd in discussion ~ the
wharf monopoly" question frw cvcn.
ingf since. and closed the argument
With fist nWht
on Tucsdey last iho Hook and lad
der boys tried their nahcock fire tx i.
tinEuishors Tor the first time. Thcir
effect upon the fire built Tor the oc
casiou wis wondrous.
our friends vs. a. Mnclnv and John
Ingalls,. representatives, ~ Sew Oa-
leans houses arc among the arrivals
in Corpus Christi
James nitdon leaves for Sew or.
iraus. wher, boz goes to purchase Dot
" tiouded cattle Cor Capt. 81. Kon-
cdv.
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Jewelry Company
Will Present TwO
Watches to Seniors

Tho Corpus Christi 1owclry COM
pany win present two watches Co the
moks seniors SOME time Within the
next two weeks mrge eight day
clock hos been arranged in the wins
dow with the names of tho foriy-siV
seniors on % Tho clock was wound
ON Mly when 30 runs down the
senior nu whose name the minute
hand stops VIII be- presented with tho
watch Tho hoy's watch d. am cnsrnv
ga gold one with a chain aud knife
attached The girls wrist watch a
octneon shaVcd. ta,dh ono 0f the
seniors have Inspected the clocg with
high hopea thnt the hand VIII stop
on fhou Name
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Beach Cottages
Are Completed

Six of the ten bungalows under con-
struction hy the Gnrriaon Lumber
company on North beach havr brcn
completed Tho contractor viii begin
construction OF thr other four next
week % ia stated 'horo nrs twenty
two more cottages to bc built lu tha
samo section at an early date hut the
parties Interested do MOT care tu give
amy details no the present Time How
over assurance was given thoy would
hc under construction boo H short time.
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cAIcAao LlVEsrock.

liN The Assoc lated lIrHs.
CHICAGO May 2-Cnttle- Receipts
10 600 Mostly e5c higher spots up.
top ytanlngs. $3.50 tap hoHvy stopr
$3.50. buk V7bnN5O. hulk fat sh,
stock $4,000 900 bulls mrrcly Satoei
0gb ycnl cHiyc loc higher bulk veal
cra. sNG5Un26
Hosa Rrcciutc 10000. Market ae-
tive. uneven steady ,o 2ac iowcr Gloss
mg at days BOOST ier,i. ,on $500 hulk
s100nS.40. plrs. Poe to aoc lower
shccp Rcrcuts gbnoo Market wa.
steady ln 900 lower Wooded lamhs
Ton 5000. bulls wool lambs 10000
sO75 rhorn cop NN25. hulk $3.50
800
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d. d loo I.HH
,t.,i.,t ,,,-,,,.. ,.ot.,,.s,., by. f,.,.,.,,.i
~. n.. ir-r ~.,.f, ID. $50.
pio,,,, i,ir, f...,,t,,,,,s r.i.t,,,ti,r
a., ~, oe te-e tt. ....,,,i..., ~ ~.
,...r rt. f..,,r.r, N, e,t.br,t.s
~. .,...,..t ......i,..,..., ..f ,,,.t, 800,
ivafI.n ma. r,npnny no,, numbers
IA, .I.... I'D TT ,t,,,. vtb ta,t
r,s, r.rs.,ti.ra rnffieiuatad in fhn na
"a. ut ft, .rfi,ln. .fs.tt. "a tbeir
forrmar rout Noossct th. comn,nv
.., N,s.t nf thr most ,etfaei aiaeip
nnr ana arsrr rra,r "a hnnd narhlnc
thr, ar. soon to b., promoted tn tho
control of Ii DINO steamer which tho
clrp authorities have arranged io pure
.ha4o I'D fhom rh, i.onr star Hook
ana ladder compan, Na ,,ere ln
.f,ot to ialte pari in iho feaiivitie. 81
iht fav ANA nieht and were arcoried
700 poaition of honor Tho rampau.oa
tarirrd LAD fh, Market Hall and woro
recommended hy nipndid band nf
.rnn ani string Instruments The
.fd.. ar match uas down Nce1uito
ffof fn Ncidcu thence scfnsf to
Chnmrfr 700 to Mann. ncross fn Mos
iDifp. und nnc. to tho han Both tho
.u.t rnd engine wor, MOST beautifully
decorated disuiayiur u.e mW, 10 the
nf nInnda of fha different enrirfricr
rh. m.af.rs wen, aruycd boz thc rec
rootivr uniforms prcfcnf,ng suicn-
nd appearance n the evening u
STRAINED .au and mifnor'vae nivor in
which 600 participated. Upwards OF
,ne hundred iadioH wore Do nttcndacr.
hoIr toilet dl umvinr lnro thtn uHuai
tasto Thp dance lasted goo iho carly
mouiar hours
Anil. f....a ,t.,,irg or yn1r..d
AK, ,ft.,r..or , ,,.tir. "a IA. ,iti-.ns
,,... tetd ,t th. Market nam f,r ,ho
,,,.,-..... az ,.ro,i6irr "a f,,nd to contest
tn. rirnt Df fh. rorfunrnrf Levi Iunta
%, .. i,r... ,..,,,i.. of ~. land NOW ln
fIfir.,l.r amos. ,,,. ho,. te.r trl,.
,.,,.r, ...., f,,a subject fnf so long ana
h.,. r..I...f h. .rf...ti.. .f thrlr
f,le,1s fo ,,at. satiom.nt ,chiio
49,, ...iit ao i, or .,., f.rns ,ra
,.v l.rrrIrr Oh r.it,o th. dsne,r
of thoir n0tf.on. and are anxioua to
nsaisf Boo nrhfme Coo Gigantic Hwindlc.
over a thouenrl dollars vna raised at
tho meeting to continue the dofcnsO of
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GOOD RAINS FALL IN
ORANGE GROVE SECTION

ORANGE GROVE TcNue Mas i
good rain amounrur Geo about ono
ana on'-qunrtor inches fell howe sai-
urdnS night This rain was of proBt
benefit to conn. rniton and frrlsfug
which haas ca sood stand Tho COTTON
Hcrongc in this section has hoen o..
duCcl about onc-third
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Tho pu eIvpr nst Friday niFht Co.,
Boo hirh rhoo. ht thC George Evaut
rhnni f1r Goo htneft of the srhool
.hrnF Nus fwf wrcoasful q hrre
udlouco wna Don attendance and Hhnut
1900 wHs cleared Thp fIrrcfoiH of thc
r'uf tpraIie fhD aueUoHs dH. nrrrir
t0 Goo Mndn,a 0l patrons Hnd nIoHds
.f fhf hnnl
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FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK.

~ NV -T"TTTT u ~ TT7-""
FORT WORTH. Nav l.-Cuttic-
BoovoH. f5.o0W13b siockcrs til0W
GOO. COWS. Se.oum6.eO. cannerM tL0o
ff20u. h,liera. S4uoaft 200. bulls. s2oo
fta25. calves. s2O0m775. yourlmgr
AAOUn l.lt
uoga-- Light. 3HG5n7s0 medium
s7.50mIG5. miscd Sl.ooWT5O. com
mon. gH.0U97 90; heavy so ooefa f1i
rough tb00mG.00. piss f5.uunG.71.
shorii Lambs. f5.0OWN.as warnings
tb.oon676. wethors Si2aM6.50; owes
t9a5n4s0. culls. ti0oHgNo; goals
t2.OUmB.25.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

-WNFNN - ~ = '''T'T'|
Winosap apples. f2.su tu $500 per
box. according 90 size and Grade.
Lemons. Ri15 20 $500 per box.
sweet pntatoca. Porto klrau kilu
dried vans per pound. iAc.
LINES. per "a -hu. basket. s2.00
hanuaaa. So per lh
OrunRos. SlT0 To- t525.
potntoos. Idaho white, per cwt.. 1910
onions. fancy 2c per lh,
Pink beams. California choice re-.
cleaned. q ihc per ih.
Pinto beans. per No.. &c.
Tomatoes, Mexican lugs $3.50.
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'fhO aHruW Sunday aer0oi dtN nro.
raW OBJ he South Hmu Methodist
Dhuf0h wHa given sunday nrht 900 the
church. Tho program was given hv
thD .h|Nron frnm tho primary depart
WDH Ind uu fo ll vvars uf age Tho
'HfH decorations were especially
rfrft Wnd thc program WINS cuioved
ht IHr.. audience
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RIcE


Nv II NN"UIIHTUH IIUNI
SEW ORLEANS May Rough
r.co. no sales receipts lbi7 sacks.
mlllors receipts saue
Clean rioe steady sales 22sl pock
otH at i0mi0i,
nfan and polish unchanged receipts
b.rIl uurktia
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|SGa,aplA


Tho WomHns Missionary auNliINY
of thc firs Baptist church win meet
thia afternoon Id tho homo oi Mrs ~.
~ Grnom f0r ihru rng1ltr MONTH
lf husuosa mDctine in tho social hour
tn follow Coo business Mesdamcs GRAY
Groom ClomonU Hnd nrfnfh wii he
nnafDaaUa
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RHoME. FARMER LETTER.


livestock Murkotl
Special 90 The Caller.
FORT WORTH May 2-Ihpro was
Is nr run 0f cattle mere today. mostly
from south TuxuH The market wuH
steady sample and West oi poth sold
furty atDtrs averaging LOSS Zoe. ut
st.25. Lucas from ierclair solid two
loldH avouglng 1900 hos. nt $3.50 and
onc load of ioju-lh. strors tt $500.
NrOrrc Rhya pf petfus sold one load
Averaging 100 lnh. at ft.2l. D. a. AuH-
iin Alfred. fuuf loads ot 1000 lh aieors
at $500. CLAMP and West spoitord,
one load oft 1880 10. steers at f6.2a. and
ONE load averaging 1921 lhf tt $3.50.
Bulk or the hest south ToAls vcaitiF
sold rom $500 to yf5o hcuyios. 5000
to $3.50. Hulk 90 COWS. $500 lo $500.
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Convict-lm here for having nvo
wives
Nlsitor--iiow are YOU enjoying your
vucatlong--N s.. Evening World
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Tho a1rcs of SIN may bo death bth
nr.t tho LAWYER Cor the defense mus,
le paid Columbia Cs CD Record
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Tho nho lectures hcInr giyon M
Goo rlr Baptist church by Mrs w.
NJ 'lnom vlN continue thia week. Tho
lecture nHf nirht was 0n "ouriu aud
Stature of SUD-" More cham nfu
women hnd ynune adies are talking
thIa cnuiso Th, ncyt lecture win ho
Thursday cycr'Dr go thc snm, hour
Visitor. tr. cordially invited
Tho Junior Mlssionarf soriotf 0f tho
First Methods, church wcr, cutortaln-
od 200 tnc h0m, nl NrF q lyey McClaln
saturday afternoon After devotional
rE,vis0s n number ot balloons were
turned 'unHt .n thr rnnm which tho
Dmldr'H W.ID asked Goo catch ON oprh
balloon -. placed fho mme oft romo
ui.aiuHHit Hud lho tnroirn country bon
wnl.h mission wort was hcmg dome
Tn, rurpueo of fhis form of cntortntin
mDnf wtH novel study feature and
much interest wes shown by members
Refreshments wD,D served hy tho
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-24

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

POSITION WANTED-American
nan 30 years old wants position
a. book Keeper or office manager.
G. -aja;,tp Of large Eastern Bust
ness college and have had eight
years ~eXperiene in Office work.
knowledge of payroll accounting
and banking. Rapid typist. Ref
erences furnished. Address M,
care Caledonian-Record 49-51
POSITION WANTED-Experi-
enced retail clerk so years old
wants position about Sept. 1st.
Address 0. H., a Caledonlan-
Record. 49-5l
FOR SALE cheap. a 3ox72 unfin-
iNhcd building opposite &. p. K.
I,y. June on, wouli give u free
Conditional lease e manufacture or
trGd1 lcr farm, PORTABLE or board
saw NIL, auto o. truck. w. j.
Reach, North Troy, VI. 49*
WANTED-By Academy girl,
place to work for room and board.
Write d, aledonian Office. 49-51~
WANTED-at the Ideal Restaur-
ant experienced mattresses. 40 If