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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
CHAPTER "
The Torn Card

NTEANWIITLE McCurty had taken
hand permission and slipped back INTO
the study Immediately after the body
had been removed and Clancy and the
detective had taken their departure.
Save for the dark stains upon tho
r,Ip whcr" the shattered form had
rested aud the strip of tapestry pulled
owry from it's accustomed place upon
thc rcfrrtOry table. there were no visible
signs left to the casual eye of the trag-
cdy which had SO recently taken place
within those four walls. but MCCHrty
closed the door carefully behind him
and stood fOr II moment with his back
against il, surveying the room.
The chairs with their adjacent smok-
inc stnnds. the bookcases, davcnpOrts.
md every article of furniture which the
room contained passed IN swift but
uncrring detail before his vision and
he whiStlcd softly.
4 dclicutc spring dawn was hItrrlng
in through the diaphunous curtains OF
the windows at thc rear and turning
the golden glow of the electric lights
sirkly lemon yellow; why had the
shades not been lowered or the ihic;
drapcrics which hung ON either side OF
thr rn,rmcnts been drawn:
MT'nIthy switched off the lights and
stirling over to the nearest window
thrust aside thc curtains and opened
it. Th" explanation for tn" Disregard
nC uos,ibIr onlookcrs was instantly ap'
parent. for sheer blank brick wal
rose hrroIc hrm about ia feet distant
lie glanced swiftly each way and thcr
withdrrN his head, leaving the window
nrrn tnai the gentle breeze might drifl
through thr room.
Tnr hlnuk space. or ulic', had n,
ourni,,g nt other And aud had evidently
Drrn LEFT when the Crrvrlng rrNid"mr'
was built in order to give light to ii
rear Windows,
CONTINUED TOMORROW
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
Large Per Cent
College Graduates

VALPARAISO. Ind. Jan. 27-
Thirty-siI per cent OF the members
OF congress, fItty five per cent OF
the Presidents OF the United States
and fifty four percent Of the Presi.
dents OF the United States and fitty
four percent OF the vice prcsidsnis
have been college graduates. accord.
lns to an announcement made by Or
q. c. Bors,. dean OF Education OF
the Valparaiso University.
DR.. Borst also made the statement
that there Is only one percent OF col.
lege graduates In our male popuis-
tion OF graduate age.
Nearly tifty-fIye per cent OF all
cabinet members. sirty-nine per cent
OF the justices OF the supreme court
and eighty five per cent OF the chief
justices have also been furnlshed
from this one per cent" said DIR.
Borst.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
Much Whiskey
Stored AWay

LANSING. Mich. Jan 2T-r~o
huadrrd barrels Of alcohol.
more than 100000 quarts Of so,
tied In bond whisky. ain. eorial. and
other liquors. stored away By the
state constitute a problsm for rr.i
l. wood~or,h. state food and drug
CON missioner
The intoiIeAhtS have been ssltsd
by state authorities since MIehI.an
became drJ May /. 1913 Tho mote
than 100000 bottles are piled like
eord~ood In the basement Of a build.
inE here and about them are grouped
tho 200 barrels o, alcohol IN. ba.s-
meni where the state liquor store 1.
kept IL harder to br.aE iato than the
Jackson prison IL to break out of
There are bars over tho cellar .ia.
do~s and great locks on tho doom
More than 400 dliisrrht Einds O,
whisky are represented In the loo
900 or more quart bottle. piled ,bou,
the cellar
About 20 stills a day. ranglaE In
'lH" from th" kind lhs, are lifted b,
means Of dcrrieks to thos, ,ha, may
be carried easily BY ons mAa. ars 70.
'"iNed at the building and stored
away in the dark rorcls., o, the
basement.
Mr. woodwouh has a collection
II Ingenious articles asoi by boo,
eggerH to smuEEIr whisky from one
.!y to another large enough 10
tart small museum Ths,s sy.
bout 500 hot water bp,ura. yl,.
IN cas-" eoncoalInE q tank 10 AIRY
gallon. milk ems vl,h compart.
n'h'S for mlls and other compar,.
lenis for whisky. and dozens Of 9th.
r ar'ieleS that In their time seyrd
hs purposes Of whisky smugylor,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
Make Others Happy;
and Be Happy

CLEVELAND. Jan. 27.-Actins
on the philosophy that TO be hap.
py you must make others happy"
Mrs. Myrta Perkins Swingle main.
tains open house" In her home to
the public every Tuesday night.
The objects OF these gatherings .''
Mrs. swingle said. are primarily
constructive and will. In a small way.
help TO overcome prejudice and
spread the ideals OF friendship and
goodwill. There Is nothing to Join:
no dues TO pay. The admission price
Is one smile and they all pay Il
cheerfuliy."
The idea started. Mrs. swindle eI.
planned. when several young men
who roomed at her home complained
OF getting lonesome.
Il went out and invited all my
neighbors and friends in TO spend the
evening" she continued. We had a
fine time. But why asked myself.
should we board our fun selfishly!
We ought to let everybody In
The neIt Tuesday night We in.
vited everybody who wanted TO come.
consider my home Is merely mine
to hold in trust for a little while.
And while have II, I will use II TO
help brighten the lives OF Others"
Mrs. swingle is assisted in enter !
aiming by her daughters. Eve Mae. |
20 and Mildred. II. One hour is set |
iside for discussion OF some topic.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
1920 BUSINESS
Of j. s. GOOO

Ns,yntN,gp,N Ian "f.#lhu
-. -. -. v,iI A. imports
'. '"'A,'' ..,'a.,., go, 49,, ,hoyn ln a
u" -, ,"s ,"'' ,',.,. ,.,,,.sa h, tho
,,,'.''', s,'''''" -, and t,me,llr com
-, 49,. y.n,r,,,,.,t ot rnm.
~ wv wv,
" ,..,..,. To- ,a,a v,r, Jgsgg..
,,.,.'.,. t., q ornoor 600 10
,o,o an, no, cont In tho
49,, .,. go, nr.. and ono lhrrd
,'.. 80, -. rr N, calendar
~ 49,, ,,,,,,,. &, urr,mbcr.
,o.o ,,,,,,., p, t-eo 600 600
80. ,s--.n,p,r r, y,,r.,b,r
,a., 49,, ,,,. ana. .nny ., p,,.rm
-. ,o,o
,...,,. q, .,ao .w..rfrl ir
=, o-an,oooo ,.,lc., ,rgntuua..
oon =. ,e,e d, ,,r,.,., NJ a. r,r
-, -. ,a,o 80, ,.,.l, ,h,,,
80. 80. ,.,,,,,. :, IA, calendar
49,, ,e,, 49,. Ia, yea, ,,,,r, tho
-. ,no,.,. ,u,r,,.t Z, tsss|
ooo oo, :, u..,.,,,., 1880 s,mp,r.
-, .,,, ,,s, ono ooo 4, S,,rmsr,
v" |''" ,,S, 'oo ooo ~, - ,,,,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
BEARING ONE ANOTHERS BURDENS
RY IL U ,nItp
2l.2s
BY LIZETTA u. HAGUE

stranger from foreign shore
OF klamath had heard galore
Thereto came. but strange to say
The bank had closed It's doors that day
started TO investigate
The cause OF this strange trick Of fate
twas said all officers were straight
Especially Cap Semens.
A merchant OF that thrifty town
whose name has earned him some renown
! asked question. Low! He, too
rs prompt In giving my cue
IN tell you, son." this man replIes
From poverty all men might rise
ihe world before them open lies
win friends like Captain siemens"
rudy lad with cheeks aglow
Returned from Portland livestock show
This little man felt greatly blest;
MS cali had won above the rest
! asked him how he got the heart
10 purchase calves and make his start
me answer came right quick and smart:
i"aS lent by Captain siemens"
] spied widow passing by
iAs cares OF years had dmmed her eye
1ha 1 sorrow drained her heart most dry;
,uet, proudly, was she strollng by
Iiad she lost home, a I'd been told7
! asked her; and ] felt quite bold
AND then did she this tale unfold:
twas saved by Captain semens"
a son OF ireland next | saw;
iiis sheep were all that he cared for
AZ sacritices would he make =
II ne OF them good care could take
~ didht take me long 10 know
The s'h hnr%" ,ooa was short and wool low,
ms DuIden or That year of woe
was porne by Captain siemens.
H., II we've In our town,
Mho helps all upward; pulls none down.
Whe When nes 10 trouble. where's our place?
why why jast beside him in life's race
an Wnsh eml days no more endure
, ana once again he stands secure .
NO hoheyed words will us then lure
away from Captain Semens.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
"a Rub Backashe Away

Back hurt your Canr ,,.,.,.
sh,rn "''nout % feeling sudden psIns
I"n' T.a nenen ana twiagea1 Now ill.,
be- tron %a's lambago. sciAtlea or NAV. w
Spo. Wv from a strain. and youI, may, ,,
your bacI S, ,.,,, 'h' moment you rub
;st Jsoos os WIN I'm soothing. psnstra,ing
oui so,e aeooh OIL" Nothing olse iSsas
30 % oa,",' ",1loneH.. lAmeneSs ana s,lt,nsss sss
or on, Pa,okly' no You simply rub 1, '".a, on "ns
'"s pain II Is perfectl,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
Lumber Trade
With South
America Grouvs

According TO Latin American Cir
eular No. ~. Bureau Of Foreign anC
Domestic Commerce. the United
States now sends to Latin American
markets more than one-fourth OF al
her lumber exports. or the lumber
shipped to other parts OF the world
Canada and Europe take the great.
est share.
The circular says:
In 1913 the proportion OF Ameri-
can lumber exported to Latin Amer.
lea was rs per cent OF the total, and
In the pre-war year 1913 It was 20
per cent. During war years the er-
sports OF this commodity were great.
ly reduced, the lowest point having
been reached In 1918. when the ship
ments to Latin America amounted to
20 per cent OF the whole.
A steady increase has marked this
trade since the armistice, and Stats.
tics for the first nine months OF 1920
Indicate that the year will show the
largest lumber shipments since 1913
and the highest values on record.
The commercial classification OF
Latin America in this article EN-.
braces all the countries south OF the
United States, including the colonial
possessions in the West Indies and
In South and Central America. An.
proIimately one-tenth Of the lumber
trade with Latin America Is with the
colonies, OF which the British and /
French West Indies represent the
most important part. The lumber
trade covers not only timber and
boards but partly manufactured ar.
ueies' such a. doors, shocks, and
house fin!shIngs.
The largest item in the lumber
shipment f-om the United States IN
the firs, nine months Of 1920 was
long-leat yellow pine in boards and |
pianFS, amounting 10 5Ol,7OO,O0O |
ieet valued at $2.T5I.OOO. Cuba
alone took 81 Uer cent, Argentina
lS per cent, a9d Ne, leo 9 Der cent
the consignments 10 these
three countries nearly two tAlrI- of
the total shipments.
Another large lumber axuort jtc,o i
II 1920 was f'r boards, amounting to |
Ses'2O0,O0o, feet, valued at sI4r)7. |
66s' OF ~hich 23 .'~r cent was taken
by six Of the principal imDortips
countries OF Latin America. Fir "a !
particularly appreciated on the west II
'oast OF South America, Peru and
nile taking the largest shipments
)ak boards find their best Latin
American market in Argentina and
'ruguay Box shocks, slaves, CO.
perage, and railroad ties make up
he remaining large items in the
hipments of 1920.
Tho value of the South American
nare OF the United States lumber
'ade was formerly far ahead OF that
any other Latin American group.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

AVA lion forms as large a part o.,
n-'1' work a. u army training ,hs.s
"''' 'a'l' sHm ia putllrs In rhs,ss
VI Ma 1at'l"HhlpS mon Who upds,.
1,"|a y aviation thoroughly Captain
= L. Craven. who has boon dl,,c,o,
:" "''"l aviation. has beoa ords,,1
20 " sea- IN command Of a har,Is.stn
.ap'4iH W 4 Morsu il Tho r..
director of naval aviation
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

harmless and doesn't burn "
color tho skin.
Llmbor upI Don't suffer- " "A
small trial bottle from any al
store. and after uAing II %
you'll forget tina, you over h%..S
ache. iumbago or sciaiies' IN
your back will never hurt |" M
any moro misery. II ne'" ~
points and has been reeom
for 90 years.---Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
THURSDAY, JANUARY % 1921.
THE ONLY DIFFERENCE
By doe Conolcy

By doe CNuolcy
Last winter when the pickiE'
Was very slim with nc,
I couldn't pay the gro,.r
As far as could SOC.
mentioned ono. 70 jenkins
That any man With kale
Should be at once arrested
And placed rIEht IN the Jail.
And jenkins said be knew 10
The same TO him was clear
The proper way TO stop II
Was to Jug the profitecr.
Then neIEhbor Dunk VINO s farming
Did wish some labor done
Engaging me and jenkins
At a dollar fifty one.
Our hearts were really cheerful
To earn an honest buck,
II seemed the world looked brighter
And brought 10 us good luck.
The work soon got to draegin'
And found Dunk in a pinch
So Jenk n me decided
More dough d be a cinch
We doubled then our wages
And added more and more
Well Dunk got really frantic
Then he got peeved and swore.
Twas beyond his comprehension
That we'd act the profiteer
But Jenk n me convinced him
That he'd got a big bum steer.
The moral OF this logic
Is the thing I'D have you know:
Only difference in US mortals
Is the boy who gets the dough.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

but in 1919 the West Indies were
slightly ahead. and the 1890 figures
indicate that the total shipments
to these islands will greatly exceed
those to any other section OF Latin
America.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

Ari ,NrA. Ua January - -
r,porrmrn, has lusl be-" raho h'''
NJ tho orranlralrso VI Tho ln'''"'
,,,r rrupflrlorlr- toe 10 ns'
o,., ,r, nasluo,s heretofore ."ai"r'
,I,,a o. VIII, inIsnaNI'nai p.'
,.Iraror Of r.ular. ami tho "''i''
M,pafns company. HA'''fn h'''''
uturs. " this ,.1
The prs ,psuPsn' has . raid'"
.,,i,,I ~ On- NIlilDn ishli'r' snd ''
nr, ~ the lars--i prvrfi'tnb "''''''
IN, .,,r.ru. ~ the v,rid. III" bn'
,u,inr.. ~ thu suu-'rs,hsn VIII t~
,,,a,,,,i b, ti.r prv~-at nsAnas"7
rrrnt, whLh "sh. ti~ rniiF" '@i''a'
.,n.l. q - untL r.i'-ii thu, n" i-AH
~ the stosk ~lli - "ff"rri 3" i'T
public,
Tho Officers u tho eomgaHJ ere
O. = wtllis. PfusiiSai. =. & Nc
uuirc. yiss President. " 4 ''gm
lsy. rryasuryr. J G Goois8a. lee
Fu,afy
NJ wills t,a a pfBmiasri 1iiah'a
busiarss naH aai i Sriltn"s
nrufo 10 tho draE aad ,ir5f'i'ihs
field Ia both the vaWsi states ard
uaisf tho difss'i5H q ~
wits. ,ss iuusisf o' lss ba'lSsw
Il has ll,alnsi ~ FFvsss' 3 ELISA IN
the psfy ,fgsl 'aHt q 'hr s7Hsl'r .
asilslas iHia"fiss
NJ Ncpu''ls. sho - Ssra a bis
factor ullh NJ willis Ia baI!iiaT 80
iAs bg,aoss ln he Pa,t rIs Isais
Il lsaiiaa AIiahia riusss aai basl. .
aosa maa Aai Il Hlt-B fsusa 70 .
ne draE trade la'gssaa-' ,hs r5gn
~
The ass ComgasJ. vstrh - Ihs
oElral Jgisons % 10 fArlj costs /.
Ini sIpAaslon % lho basIttts. sIIi /.
nAfksi a saRbsT 0i lHlsTt silsssiI, /.
iiTsTtissi and iaisFaAii1sslIr cold .
.FogrisiASy AAi pAAFasss1iAi FFoi,
isis, iHriadlsE Toalp. Asrl'ta Tab
cts. Cold Specifics. i,,.il's Tstlsis
A.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

after which piano playing. singing
and dancing IL INDUCED in.
Mrs, swiugle announced that sew.
eral other Cleveland women. infiu.
encod by her example. are preparing
10 do likewise.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
sAi. inpsvs-.i-utr.i

Tahlas. Issl' sTiHsisAi gfu.ia',. D,
probably the nos, sIisaslrsiy sitsf
ilsai Asi tho mos, lATGsiy ssii s,s.
pfisiAry msiisiHs % tie fisa 10 to-
World. aPgr0tihAisly ;o.ooo .ac5
boi,iss hATias bssa sold slHss lts is
,FoisstISs ala Jsap ago
An ia',Ahes Of the psla srasiA
and isrslopHssa, oi the sssiasss .i,A
Atlanta a. Rrssitzi Asasssastss 10
tho s'A,"nsa, tia, Hs proaqsis sfs
uo- advertised Ia muFs lhAA ssrsa
iAoaSAha hsvspassn Ia IAs uHl,sd
States Aha caaAiA. Asi TIA, ihs "a
'sr'i'lsG APPROPRIATED ior ,Als yssr
-iil b. In sIssss q Oas MlIuaa Dot
lars
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

A trapper In Lake county IL TAX.
Ing a correspondence course In Eng.
lish composition with the Extension
Division Of the University Of Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

Miss l.. Bellard. 20 years old. l.
head OF one OF the largest building
material firms In Havana.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

We oil all our boys hi top shoes
free OF charge. Bradley-E Evans Shoe
Co. 2t.2s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
MILLION DOLLAR CO. WILL MAR. !
kET TANLAC THROUGHOUT WORM
Business Has Crown From Small Besinni,. O.
Years Ago Until now II Is one of the LARGE,
in the World, With Big Foreign Demand
n, n,ititi. ~ v,ranN

Tho surscss ami r-..
tho business IL assu,od r,n-.,,' Z
'hs' " has shosu a ra.rt ~. q
''an'iai ihsfuass oarH 5.., ~
Organization. sud ,aa f.,t.,. q
thai Tho business t.s ,r- 10
ra'' 'ho"' al ln,'ra,s of - -
ma'oJ 20 Pst rrn, atr. IA. ''''s .s
lAE y0af '1's
''Is i"t'isS iSp..st
To suppiy tho dorarr -.
u has been no. 0ssafr l. ia
Efua, nuiuFA labufalaf,, y
naItoH. ohIa. sHd lho 49,.
sfriilo. Canada rrs,r -
fUg'ssoHi tho lssi pu,r 80
r0ns'Tus'iDn shi 'aiassis,,
inoh' Tho lsp llaH.s t.,,
binsi floor space . a.s,g,-n.
10000 sauAru tssl. Glib a c.,
daily saRasl'y % 60 900 lasns !,
la -hish l. a msI...s ., -.
aisei Ihsfapoalis rsIar tst g..
'Iaasj merit l. 400 safi 3, -
Saiiy sNeTy city. lova 49, A..
ihf0aEaoaI 'As tHtlsl Hn,
'assaa Ia iss'. u nGagus,,, I
"ufd ihfoaGhsal Amtuu
rhs ass s'tBEasr slH a. -
lndsf'shs the iauhs' sta..,sg
ihs ta'ihsss 10 iofsiIs wi,.,
. hs's thsfs 10 s'sa1f, Anu,,.
ismaAi. bat s8Hlsass ssalss .t,.., !.
=, sH safiy dale sillusstl u,f,,.
'afiaG iasiil'lss 10 ls., rara,, .,
cansia TIE somgs O., taat /,
asassi basiAsss - i'ua IiHw
10 % 1os.oo0 vi's a. ss-ssiw.i
= aPp'otImsisiy i!sssrs MS
stssaii'ss ssi ssiss a''ra t~rr
a8fs lAah aa salEfs fee Il
ros''s $s'iossi Haat sg1t4 1
hs siiy
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

snac1o DJ yoar Feet turt---see In. foo,
spe'.aiist are nei at X. X. X. storo%Jan''' 'o"'
"' 1928
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-28
THAW YOUR PIPES

c. II. Miller has a water pipe thaw-
ing device for thawing out pipe when
frozen in the sink or down cellar. 1t
is very handy and convenient Any
Zone who is troubled with freezing Of
water pipes should have one in the
house 1t y very simple device. Can
be used by an one, the woman of the
house can use this as easy as the man.
If pipes are frozen, you can, by using
this device, thaw them out yourself
while Warrington the plumber and you
can save the plumbers bill, These can
be bought very reasonably, They can
be demonstrated before buying IL you
wish. You will save money by buying
one Of these devices.
c. II. MILLER
Corner Elm and South St., Bennington
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-28
NOTICE.

Agreeable to the amended by laws OF
tho Village of bennington, the mem.
bers of the Bennington Fire Depart
ment are hereby notified and warned
TO meet at Stark Hose Companya
rooms in the Village of Bennington,
on Friday the 2Sth day Of January, A.
d., 1921, at seven thirty o'clock in the
evening to transact the following bust
ness;
Article Ito hear and consider the
reports of the officers of said depart.
ment for the year last past,
Article ITO nominate President,
a vlce.president, a Secretary, Treas.
urer, Chief Engineer, a First and
Second Assisting Enlngeer for the on.
suing year
Article 3,-~ro transact any other
business found necessary and proper
when met
VIM. p HOGAN
Village Clerk
Bennington, VT.
january Pend. 1921
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-28
Physician Tells Weak, Nervous
People How to Get Back
Health and Strength.

Do not buy expensive tones nor
worthless connections, A pure organic
phosphate such ms Phosphate
taken at meal times will supply the
blood, bone and muscles just what
they need to put life and strength in
to tired, worn.out, nervous bodies.
Bitro Phosphate is safe to take and
can be obtained from w l.. Gokay's
or any good druggist at reasonable
Crsf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Edward Reynolds Of Pownal was in
town on business today
Exceptionally good skating is re-
ported on jennings pond.
Mrs. d. "A. Wade cf Troy is the guest I
Of Mrs William Hawks
Big Special show. Read the ad. |
Harte Theatre tomorrow. ADV.
Judge Edward L. Bates, who has
been i'll is able to be out again
Skinned milk for pigs and poultry
Tor sale at Harwood's, tel. 474--Adv.
95tf
Mrs. Frank Scott of New York city
Is the guest Of Miss Harriet Sibley
II Main street
Story hour for primary grades at
tho Free Library Saturday morning
at ten O'Clock.
Mrs, Wil'am E. Hawks and her
guest Mrs D. A. Wade spen. the day
II North Adams.
w am p. Hogan has been elected
eecretary Of the local order Of Elk3.
succeeding H. i. Hutchins.
Mrs Anna 8. Carpenter is spending
today ana tomorrow In Albany with
her son, Warwick S. Carpenter.
+ Mrs. John b. Morse OF Main street
5 spending the winter months with
aer son, Albert Morse in North Ad.
ans
Special sale Of neckwear at Multi
gan & Roches at rs cents worth $l0O
and 1926 for Saturday only. ADV.
l7t2
At Mrs. Davis sale Saturday, 318
pheasant street, some rare pieces of
I'D furniture. Also dishes, clothing.
letc. ADJ.
Mrs. f. b. Carver of Harrison
avenue has returned after spending a
Few days with her daughter, Mrs.
| Cham ng Mann OF Troy
Members Of the a. o. U w must
pay all dues to Thomas Foster until
further notice Signed William e
Scott, Master Workman. Adv l5t2
Brick ice cream at Harwood's, IA
gors changed weekly Sunday or
lers must be in before IL q. m. Pint
md quart sizes.-Ady. 9Oti
Don't miss Buffalo Bits wild west
and Pawnee Bits far East show com
bined an added attraction at Hart.
. Theatre tomorrow.-Ady,
lny tations have been issued for 4
reception to be given at the nurses
/, home Of the Henry w. Putnam Mem
. Or al hospital Tuesday, February
1921, from to 6 ~ m,
Tomorrow-Wallace Reid in "Th'
Dancing Fool; Mutt ard jeff cartoon
, comedy; last episode of "1'he Veile'
A Mystery and Buffalo Bhrs AM
Pawnee Bits big circus picture
dartc Theatre. Ady L unt psn,
: c. Q r chmond 81 Pttsheld, genet
j al manage CT the HerksltIe company
: W. 4. Nary. superintendent, iron
: North Adams. and Geo. r Green supe
intendent Of the Remington and fiot
= sick Falls branch Of the system wer
in iowa on business today
James Scarey, 4.year-old son of Nj
ana Mrs James r Searey- OF Spr.n
street, who has been serlcgs'y ill 10
he past week, is muehaihipfofed Mis-
: stella Hawkins who has been earn
:, for Inn, TetWped 10 hes home /
South SALISBURY Thursday,
The Pa.hfnders club completed
y Mprised Mrs Dewitt r. Lewis Thur
day evening at her lcme on Mai
street. Mrs. Lewis has been the clu
+ leader for a number Of years but
now retiI' ng, and the party was give
in appreciation Of her loyal worI
The club presented her with han
some bon bon dish suitably inscribe
and also furnished dainty refres
ments. The evening was spent
play ng games and with music an
dancing
| N
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-28

XTERY large quantities Of good
v merchandise have been rapid
ly disposed of here Of late Many
of the offerings have been en-
tirely closed out. We have, how
ever, arranged a most appealing
lot of final offerings for this very
successful event.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-28
Ny a
4 urS !.

b SCARFS
Black Fox, was $3.50, now ,.,,, s..s.,. S1S.Io
skunk opossun, MAS $3.50, now ....,.. S1s.75
Jap Mink Cape, was $500, now '......... S4Z.oO
Raccoon Scarf WAS ss5 90 now ........... $3.50
! Brown WoIfhound was $3.50 now ..+.s. S1625
Black Wolfhound was $3.50 now .....a S16.25
Narobia Cape was $3.50. now ........... S1625
Naroba Stole was $50 90. now i... ....a. $3.50
. Naroba Animal Size. was S29.50, now STATS
BROWN Conev Stole was s27 so. now ..s. S13.75
Rroyn Conev Cane Collars. were $3.50. now 1926
Rrosn Conev Animal. was $500 now ..... $3.50
brown Conev Animal Size was $3.50, now 1925
Rack Coney was $3.50. now ............ 1925
Rack Conev was $3.50 now ............ SS.25
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-28

,"You're a very careful driver"
"Yes maam When learned to
drive there were always three women
In the back seat tellin' me what to
do
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-28
In the "oD Zcne.

what is your agef'
"Twenty-tw0 summers, Judge"
"You must have been living in cold
climate. Cartoons Magazine