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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-22
Goodbye BoiIs!
S. S. S. viii Rid You Of Eoils, Pimplss,
Blackheads and Skin Eruptions.

A boil is volcano. your blood In
80 chuck full Of poisons that these
''boir' out into a boil They'll keep
boiling up" until you destroy them
completely by the use of S. s. s.. one
OF the most powerful blood cleanserss
known to science. S. S. S. has stood
the test Of time. The power OF Its
Ingredients is acknowledged by auth
critics. Its medicinal ingredients are
guaranteed to be purely veg a b le.
Right off, 1t clears the skin Of PIN
piles. boils. blotches, blackheads, acne.
eczema, rash and other skin eruptlons,
land does II thoroughly. 1t drives out
|of the blood impurities which cause
makes the blood rich and
pure builds UP lost flesh. 1t helps to
manufacture new blood cells,--thats
one of its secrets. S. S. s. is sold at
all drug stores, in two sizes. The lar
ger size u the more economical.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-22

Totals ......53 IA 25z2S 10 81
Zone out when winning run
scored.
x-Batted for Morrison in fifth.
yx-Batted for Hamilton in the
eighth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-22
Totals ....ss 716 81 1s
Totals .......33 8 s 81 Is
z-Batted for Uhle in ninth.
}y innings:

Cleveland ..001 010 1908
Summary: Two-base hits-M eu-
sci. Wood. Three base hits--H Of
mann, Wambsganss. Double play
--Wambsganss, Sewell and Nc
Innis. Base on balls--Off Shawkey
8; Edwards, 2; Uhle, l. Hits-Off
Edwards, 10 in and 2-3; Uhle, Gin
9 Is. Struck out--By Shawkey, l;
Edwards, 2, Losing pitcher-Ed-
wards.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-22
{gSTOI)AN'S
'NGAME S
WESTERN LEAGUE.

st. Joseph. 8; Wichita, 8.
Tulsa, s; Oklahoma City, 8.
Only two games scheduled.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-22

Totals 20 0 427 Is 1
z-Batted for Wright in eighth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-22

Expert diamond cutters earn
from $50 to $175 a week.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27

FINtNCIAL MEETINGS

Dated MAY %. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
H. H. Springford Chosen
Head of Steel and Tube
Board Increased TO 70: Com
panv Announces Pluue for
Two New Furnaces

CHICAGO, May 26.- Membership in
the board of directors Of the Steel
and Tube Company Of America was in
creased from seventeen to nineteen
at the annual meeting Of stockholders
here to-day. and H. II SprIngford, who
has beer, assistant TO the president of
the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany, was elected president to succeed
A. A. Schlesinger, who was made chair
man of the executive committee
Clayton Mark remains chairman OF
the board.
Directors who resigned included
Clarence Dillon, of the New York bank
ing firm Of Dillon, Read g. Co; NJ. T.
Shaefer Clarence Mark, + II. Scott
a. to-day's meeting were Harrison
Williams, chairman, of the North
American Company; leonard Kennedy
and j. c, Brady New York; Mr.. Spring
ford. Frank +. Corby, D r McLennan
and ". NJ. l.. Fiske, Chicago; Charles
F. Fawcett and George 7. Miller, Nil
waukee.
The company announced plans TO
build two additional buttweld pipe
furnaces at Indiana Harbor. which Will
give an additional capacity Of 100 900
tons Of finished pipe year An ad-
ditional $4,000 900 will be provided
tor company" purposes through the
sale Of common stock to shareholders.
This means that the New York SYN
dicate, which recently acquired con
troll, Is putting in additional capital.
Steel merger discussion is still con
hnulng, but it is impossible to say at
this time whether or not Steel and
lube viii participate in the fve-com-
\ pHny consolidation
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market

The approach Of the Memorial Day
holiday means shat majority of new
lssues under arrangement will be de-
ferred until the middle of next week,
when several offerings. including for
cign government, railroad and other
bonds, are carded. Announcement Of
the 3Aa per cent Treasury certificate
issue failed to find reflection in yes
terday's trading in the bond market
beyond the continuance of strength
in Liberty issues. The Fourth AIS
added slightly to their previous record
high, the Second 4As. however, being
the subject Of heavier dealings. Some
irregularity persisted in the general
list although the speculative rails gave
rather better performance.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
Prosperity Train
OF 20 Locomotives
Leaves Eddvstone
-argest Movement of En-
gines Hcralded by Bald.
win Head as Marking
Turn in Nations Business

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-Flying
,cnnants proclaiming it the prosper
ty special the largest and perhaps
he most remarkable single train Of
locomotives every hauled across the
country left the Eddystone plant of
he Baldwin Locomotive Works at
room to-day for East s.. Louis, III.
Il consisted OF twenty oil-burning en-
gnes of the Santa Fe type. each with
its tender, nearly one hundred feet
long and weighing 621 600 pounds. The
train is part of an order OF fifty loco
motives Of this type built for the
Southern Pacific lines, all Of which
are ready for delivery.
Several coal burning engines, pull
ers and pushers furnished the motive
power for the twenty locomotives max
ing up the body OF the train. which
uas nearly half a mile long and
weighed more than SIX thousand tons.
The LOGON olives are so large, Samuel
NJ. Nauclain, president of the Baldwin
Works. said, that 1T was impossible to
haul the train through Philadelphia,
will 1t be possible, he added, for the
great train to cross the Mississippi
River at St Louis over the Eads
Bridge. 1t viii go South TO Cairo
and cross over another bridge.
The trip has been made possible
said Mr.. Vauclain. "by the courage O.
the Southern Pacific and Pennsylvania
railroads. 1t marks the return Of
prosperity TO the nation, for prosper
!ty returns to the railroads after
eve rythine else"
Mr.. Vauclain said that the Baldwin
concern had more business now than
for several months. "We received an
order yesterday" he added, from
Argentina for 100000 worth Of loco
motives. Prosperity IS returning
rapidly. We had 26 per cent of as
signed business for the year in Feb
yuary. To-day we have 81 per cent Of
the assigned business"
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27

'E1 dividend
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
Royal Typewriter Ne..:.

The stockholders Of the r.
writer Company have called ,a.I' ,y'', ,
meeting on June 9 to vote n, special
ing their common stock from s,oa ,aS's-
value TO stock Of no mar 7'Vo pa'
authorize sufficient increaso e',oe and to
800 a[9cS 571 TO permit the Liquidation '@E'o' ~ NJ
tne the "t'b91'1 shares If 7 per cs.. nns upas
1oIfed dor stock outstanding at tho ssn. =, Pre-
so IN accrued dividends nsr r's rate q
common stock. The pornosa snare Of
cnange IN capitalization. i nv w,. o' thi'
70 pave the way for pa groone es said !,
dends upon the outsfandiny of div
stock and the initiation of ggielssrrst
upon lne common stock az soon ''as0di aedi
ward as earnings justify wv" alter.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
California Petroleum Corpn.
Net Fell in First Quarter

The quarterly report Of the Cali
fornia Petroleum Corporation showed
surplus of s57l $40 after charges, de-
probation. depletion and Federal taxes
equivalent after preferred dividends to
S2.64 q share earned on the sl4,s77.o05
common stock. This compared with
surplus Of s736. .723. or 1912 a share in
the corresponding period in 1921.
Gross earnings totaled $2,017,385,
compared with S1.1s6,134 in the same
period in 1921; expenses. depreciation
depletion and losses amounted to ST.
349 ,5lT, compared with $252.392
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
S. o. of Kentucky Dividend
Puts New S25 Par Stock ON 81
Annual Rasis

LOUISVILLE. Ky May 26-Di-
rectors Of the Standard OIL Company
of Kentucky to-day declared quar-
teriy dividend of 81 share on the
stock of the company, which several
months ago was put on $25 par basis.
This puts the new stock on 81 an
nual dividend basis. and the old 500
par value on a basis OF Is per cent an
nually. The action to-day represents a
dividend increase Of 33 I-3 per cent.
Books viii be closed June Is and the
dividend is payable July /.
Standard OIL Of kentucky several
months ago declared 33 l-3 per cent
stock dividend on 100000 capital
stock and allowed holders to subscribe
for additional stock to the extent of
one-thrd holdings at par
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27

- TO figure the precise yt.,a On nov, q,
.nny necessary to use yield tables. but the
sut tprS1'n." Sy ~. yasld can roughly be figured
o. tho annual return If the bond ia sailing
onnr on,0~ par you must allow also for the
suostraet the market quotation from par
orS or aSo ana an divide the remainder by tho
ssn1 num oes or years the bond has to run be-
cont bond Is selling at 80 and has ten ten
years 70 run the annual return viii be s sS
nsr cent The difference between par ana
the market price win be 10 points sub
ttsscting 30 from 100. Dividing 10 points
oy ten yeArs the quotation will be Thi.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
3. r. T. Earnings Increase

The brooklyn Rapid Transit for the
month Of April made another excel
lent earnings record with g total net
income Of S348, ,0S6, after taxes and
charges. This compared with S102.145
for the corresponding month of 1921
For the ten months ended April 80 the
system reported a surplus after
charges Of s2,366 1877, against a deficit
Of s5,284,203 in the corresponding pc
nod of the previous year. The April
and ten months earnings record fol-
lows.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
Maine Central Cuts Deficit

PORTLAND. Me, May 26.-1The Maine
Central Railroad made gain Of $S47,-
TIA in operating results for the first
four months of this year over the
corresponding period in 1921. accord
ing to an earnings statement made
public to-day, This reduced the
deficit after fixed charges from s1,O09,-
6l7 to Sl61,843
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
E.. !. & Z. Net Advances

The EIgin. Joliet & Eastern Railroad
Company, which is owned by the
United States Steel Corporation, re-
ported net income, in 1921. after
charges, depreciation and taxes. OF ST.
260,I compared with $1.088,316 in the
preceding year Gross revenues
totaled S1o,334.942, against 500, 40,
and total operating income was listed at
81 4,840 SAG. against S3,326,S64 in 1920
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
Illinois Central
Shows Increase
In April Income
Texas Pacific Also Reports
Gain, but Chicago 4
Alton and Lehigh Val
lev Suffer Losses in Net

OF five railroads reporting their
April earnings yesterday the Illinois
Central and the Texas & Pacific were
the only ones to show an increase in
net operating income. The Chicago e.
Alton reported an increase of s44,9a6
in its operating deficit, while the Le-
high Valley showed an increase Of
s2l4,34S in its deficit after taxes. The
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie reported de-
crease of $2ll 900 in net income.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Once q o. {,
Supervising Architect. Wasnlnslso,,'r rs wN
Nav "a, 1922. SEALED PkofgJeH ~ Inne q,
be opened in this Office ar r ~, M,,,,snlete 10
1929 for hunks TO he installed conf conf ststes
new dormitory buildings al the Sni,J New
Quarantine Station. HOFFMAN isish, s MAY h
obtained from The ofice o. the superHslosuuss. Hous.
chief Engineer. Room 7$1. Cns'onh,, his odscs
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
London Metal Market

LONDON, May 26.-Standard copper,
spot, 462 Is Cd; futures, s62 l5s. Elec,
ttrolytic, spot, e6S los; futures. e71.
I'm, spot, $50 los; futures. sl5l rs
od. Lead, spot, s25; futures, s23 Is
oo: o. zlnc' spot, 927 It's Cd; futures,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
GARMENT CENTER REALTY 20 w

ttf hFNI us iER REALTY Co. M
TO THE HOLDERS or TIE GApyFv-
cent. MORTGAGE SINKING Fr-y1
GOLD BONDS SERIES 4 20 IyCrr
SiNE, Sc Rel ~ MORTGAGE 70
1OLCN biA TRUST COSIPANy Ta-s.
TEE. DATED JANUARY 10, 1871.
You ar h-rehv no-ie@a TIA. CARMEN
CENTER REALTY co. NC, has .Is
July -. 1922. $ ne '-ag men q will pas Z
ana redeem all % th- said bonds q; !,
series. being Ssr!es : 3. c. 2. Z. FGs
and !, Inc. us..-, and ha- VI said day sgs
bonds viii BE- paid ~ ae Office Of Coz.
b.a Trust Company. Trustee sa B-oadw
Borough ~ Msnha1tar City Of New Twh
and that Interest on such bonds VII Gear
on such day a1d such bonds are -equtr.!
to BE presented for rec mp,.on
ne amounts which will De paid 20 d.
ao!ders ot the bonds VIII oe as follows
Series \ and Series B-l0ol. Of Il.
face value thereof and al accrued iu,e-es.
upon SAID bonds u2 70 sal 9gth day o.
Series { and Series Doe ot .he fac.
Naiue elere7t an1 all accrued interest upon
said bonds Up 10 sad 2oth day Of July.
Series L and Series F-lo,sF c. til.
face value thereo: and al accrued inisrsr
upon sad bonds Up 70 said eeta day c.
July. 1922
Series 6 and Series H-iol.s Q: n.
face value Thereof and a.. accrued interest,"
Epon sad bonds up 70 said Goth day Of
July 1872
Series I-16-0e Of TIE fart value thereof
and all accrued interest upon said bonGa
up 10 said 14ta day Of Juiy. lse?
IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THE
REDEMPTION BONDHOLDERS ARE
URGED TO DEPOSIT THEIR BONDS
AT ONCE wlth the Columbia Trust Com
puny at either Of It's offices located a.
34th Street and Fifth Avenue or 50 Broad
way.
GARMENT CENTER REALTY CO.. NC
BY SAUL SINGER
Prssiosr-
Dated May q. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
DIVIDEND NOTICES
TEXAs GVLF SULPHUR CoAPtnSh,,: APn.,,:,

ENE> OF II VI II a { II - Min
quarterly Distribution of one sos-d
per shars has been declared ny IN T,sss %
Of Directors, payable on June -. - bus,.
stockholders Of record a. the coss u ~
ness or juno !. 1922
Stockholders VIII he advised iate, s-s-
what portion o. This distribution "
Free Surplus and what from hesei i.s1.,:
Depletion. ana The company has been -. 80
that the portion fror, Reserve for lNyss.s rs
is probably rot subject 10 FedeFai 1D'
Tax.
II 7 = KNCRLOCH. Treasury
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
NEW YORK TRANSIT CohH


New York. May 2fth. hess
A dividend or $500 per share ne. hs' coz
declared on the Capital STOCK oi tn stpck
pany. payable July loth lssl' Ihusjnssa
holders of record at the close o.
June goth 1922 J. h sanyetary.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
THE YALE & TOWNE MFG. CO.
Dividend No. III

Dividend No. ll6. -,
A dividend. 10. lI6. Of hve pc.
(3oo) has been declared By the SOAPS
Directors out Of past earnings, E
July |. 1899, 10 stockholders OF rse'
the close of business June II, 1922,
j III. Towue. secrs'I!.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
.>,EEyC,~ CAN COMPANY.

A quarterly dividend OF one ana aarss s% 70
quarters per cent has been oee!a eeI!aa,ansny
the Preferred stock OF this 9ssr, .1 ..
payable July lst. 1922 to stcckEola'is, is,h
record at the close Of business jung opes
1922 Transfer Books VIII rsn.Siino
Checks mailed. +. II nosssrrer
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
GENrRAI- FIFCTKIC COMPANf;

NOTICE IS hereNN sIVsn t0at z G.-es nsT-
two dollars per share has been deeiarea =, 4.
able on July Is 1872. 70 stockholaslS :, u.
General Electric Company q record a. yu..
close OF business hours on Wednsssdsy. =, ~ y
7. 1922. The transfer books WIZ I''
closed
BY order Of The Boerd Of Directors;r
NJ. F. WEsTovEsr
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
TiIL HANOIEK NATIONAL basA
OF the City OF New York,

IL - ha-Ntf IL NJ AV.' -
OF the City OF New iorK'
Nassau and Pine SIS. ,.,,
To the Shareholders
OF N. Hanover National Rank
or the OK. y New foTk:
Notice 5 herei gwen that spe6ia aa, 'n,su -,
Ing OF the sharchc' aers q th,s 5sI, ,c,c.s
been called and viii - held al ~ Nv. Nv.
A NJ. on wresaay ne sixth! DAY ., s,s, qua"
1922. a the barking offce o. me aA1rs, V.s
National BANK of he CITY OF Nsr ,s.t.
corner CT Nassau and Pine Streets s. snlAn =.
tan. City o. New York. 20 vo,s upon u"
following resolution: -,r,,,.,s
RESOLVED nat. under the prosss., ~,
of the Act Of 3.ay i 1885 re Capital slos.
OF this Association he increased In he I,..' ~.
Of s. o0O.0 making he tota ap e1p' "
IS 600 900 Sad increase shall ce m.us 81,
stock dividend from the undivided PFC. -.
OF the Rank and 20 vote upon spca ~, ~.
matters ss may properly he hroush' "''''
saio meeting
By order O. the Beard Of Directors
WILLIAM e CABLE. JR-. CSsa'-
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
FINANCIAL
HF> FY ! LEAKT A...,---
REQ LAR AUCTION sArr.sr
NIAE 4 IL ~ u

- Lax Apction.-,
* eroC t'IiS * = - icy :, ~, SALE
BY AbKltE H NtfIFg + s
oFFICh 80 WILLIAM sTp SN.
" WEDNESDAY,. MAY 3IsT
- IN e'c'reR 81 n. 1877,
E# fHANGB shLEsR0Gus
~ - ~ o.. ~ EsEY STREET
6o Fha Syndicate Mnlaz "a
0oh cha Ward Coua1li6sses
I'VYp Sns. 'Er4 3enfro Land INN cs
-1s- Itn 6eo<Inan fire in.r.o 20
H. IT, no Afhlcan Hst'onai cs5e.A
1000 sne hra4shew Mining On" ca -
shs H1ue fer~ofa1r a.
tS6 sas s,s ps4y Naid corsd MINI, :,
% Tbs International Fire rr.
% sns National Railways n No. gs,'o' 9,
$500 %at'onal p P. o. p, v.
tonsla @tge 4es aord "sseo lr
coapors aae as'sss Fes., {" Tg!s; -; P. q
$50 National F7 .roa1 r. \, u.x.
Pona cue or. 1914. 70 r.~. ",1o -, c'r
tor ACropnt of Wnnn II NAY co~.s. asls.
Soo'o0' ,,-, ~ aq''' Quito p. co. H.. ".
$50 Sc Forty 'aa ( Torty-.l,,A s.
81 sss Ash Fenorai, pa,.,. c.
=. Bank NJ Ter ~.
t7s ~. ~ 4 ,l.s e..[-a ,laer sso7 10. Conmo,
ifo sa7 ileca TIrgstan n -
IS -lg. I5ocs Trurgtsn N
~ s.5 s...,...1 M.'''<e' Bros, Inc. r,.n
IS r. e.. = A'.azsH .,-.e Proc, sn,. Common i,
20 shs Li-.~ riiar, Fir. E7.
$4,000 ms c.'c2axi Milling W,,,
% 9hs. ln--r- State Tonns,,. =, .
-'V'0 an. m. as-t Cod Fei1a Q, ibs y gse< lar,
2sss. A-.1ona I Sonora Ian. ~.
20 ~ saa- 80. DAKOTA & 7yonains -or.,,.
For Account Harry ''55.'' v XXX
BsEkTpptcy y ths Field s-s4i co-nssrr. -rsv- n
~ zts. Canadian ,-et.-aI car To---
80 - 81 5o.a.sa ~. Natural Gas Carp.
~ shs asln Gaa & OIL Co. u.
1t35 sns- SfDrf Crees Z.nc & I,asd -
1000 shs. P-ae'-n E4s- Dor-e ~. =.
Ss2 sts u Hit- Kn56 Copce- Z rs-.,
Co. LII. Common
70 shs F2T-As- .og-E--er Car co--
= sas ray-as s-Eoe-Er,er Car cs,-
n shs- Amer.raa Aero-Gas co. cor-..
IN shs. American Aa-o-lie. 60 p-s.I
- shs hu.-r sr-seaEa.s Mau.g. Co1,z.
5oshs rse.ee Smelling { Mining G,
100 sas Pa SITE Gas Co
~ shs at...ant g. {; Gas Co. Iac
! share a--.as -,alioate. Irc
So 'o1s7 -ated Nevada--,.zh TIN.
Slg C1ns.- eva te-Utah Co~un &
S~r;a. --rr H- sc-.p 5us is,- "
ouy sn7- N@F YORK Ina O. co.
100 chs. Hsr.l Electric Surrey Co
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
Days .Ne,u Issues

1t is understood that the $4,000 900
twenty-fvey per cent Bolivian
government loan will be offered next
w Wednesday at a price of 1O1 and in
terest. The loan will be secured. it
was reported yesterday, by a direct
hrst lien on the railroad revenues and
customs receipts Of Bolivia.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
Phila elphia
Bonds

*-09V TONS TT IS SEA. sqs CO.,
zoo Eleo & Peo as So so* ~ S2a
97g99 7999 Ph;i 81 5]as wi ssss asss sss, "a 81
on 1871 pSL
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27

A call has been issued for bids to be
opened June s on $4,000 900 State Of
Michigan bonds, of which $4,000 900
will be sold for highway irnrover.ent
and s5,oo0.000 TO provide for the SOL
dier bonus. Bidders are to name rate
and maturity within these limits: 4.
~ or Az per cent; ten, fifteen or
twenty years
Curtis & Sanger have been awarded
new issue of s214.000 ten-year A..
per cent bonds Of the City Of West
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Mrs. Harry Bronson of SALISBURY
was in town yesterday.
Thomas Hunter has returned from
a business trip to New York.
Clyde Fuller and II. Bennett OF
White Creek were in town yesterday.
Halbut, haddock, cod, cusk, Bos-
ton blue and hake at the Checker
line.
Samuel Captain, manager of the
Lure store, is in North Adams to-
day.
Salmon, mackerel, founder, butter
fish, roe Clad and alewiyes at the
Checkerline
Mrs. Isabelle LaP,ante has return
ed to Hudson, n. Y, after spending
tie week end with relatives.
Mrs. Rouel Cote of North Adams
called on several friends and rela
tiyes in Bennington yesterday after
noon and evening.
Miss Marjorie Lyons, who has beer
spend ng some time at the home 0
an uncle on Adams street has return
ed to Valley Falls, N. Y,
L. b. Patterson Is erecting ga
rage at the rear Of his home OF
Union street The work is beini
done by w Il. Palmer.
c. b. Lin6Ao'm, Pittsfeld, the cor
tractor who laid the concrete pave
ments on several of the principa
streets in town. was in Bennington
asst night and this morning.
The Lotus quartet, which sang las
night at the Masonic temple, vii
give their annual concert tonight a
the First Baptist church. The sing
ers have appeared in Bennington set
eral years and will, without doubt
prove as popular as ever.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-03
SLICE Of TOAST
OR ONE Eco ALL
He COULD EAT
Veterinary Surgeon Tells How
His Health Was Completely
Restored by Taking Tanlac---
Has Gained Sixteen Pounds.

"Tanlac has not only relieved me OF
a severe case Of stomach trouble of
two years standing, but have gained
sixteen pounds, and never felt better
in my life" is the firm statement Of
DR., George M. Buskey veterinary sur
geon of Montgomery, VI, r. f. d. No
/.
MY digestion was so bad and my
appetite so poor that many a day one
egg or lice OF toast was all could
eat My nervous system was all up
set, my sleep was never sound, and
would wake up mornings with an aw-
full headache and feeling all out Of
sorts My health seemed perfect un.
I'll two years ago when had the flu.
Since then have tried one thing after
another trying to get right, but got no
relief until began taking Tanlac. 1t
certainly can be depended upon for
results"
Tanlac is sold IN Bennington by w.
l.. Gokay; in North Bennington by A.
N. Shepard; in Pownal by Jos. NJ.
Proud, and in South SALISBURY by
G. r. and A. b. Hawkins. Advertise
ment.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-03
WEDDING LORE

It is good luck IL the wedding gift
arriving FIRST is silver.
To break a wedding present before
the wedding means trouble,
II the bride receives much table lin
On her family will never want food.
III you wish a strife, between man
and wife. present them with silver
knife"
As many ironholders as are given to
you when married, so many boys will
you have.
For the bride to receive a pieced
quilt as a wedding gift brings great
good luck.
II among the wedding presents there
happens to be match box, the bride
will marry twice
The groom should wear something
that was given him as a present If he
wishes good luck.
II you receive a piano as a wedding
gift and cannot play on 1t you and
your husband will part.
Present the bride with q small ball
Of twinc, which as II decreases de-
notes an increase OF fortune.
Duplicate presents should not he
changed unless one Is willing TO take
chance on changing their luck.
II a bride wishes to always retain
her husbands love and confidence, she
should never wear to the altar any
thing that was given her by male
friend.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-03
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