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SOUTH SALISBURY

Mrs. Fred Greene spent Saturday in
Bennington.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Rice spent Sun
day in Pittsiield.
p. C. Jesperson and family were in
Bennington Saturday.
Miss Mabel Thomas is visiting her
parents in Sandgate.
Mrs .fargaret Browne spent Satur
day with A.rs Walter Bronson.
L. G. Farnham and family were in
Cambridge ON Saturday afternoon.
Bruce Cole of Bennington visited
at his brothers, w. ]. Cole on Sun
day.
Fred Stickles has returned to his
home after business trip to the
West.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burke of Ben
nington spent Sunday at Hotel Law
renee,
Miss Edith Harris spent the Fourth
with Miss Hildm Wahquist of Ben
nington.
Miss Rose Mcclure of Bennington is
spending few days in town with
relatives.
Miss Helen Ferguson Of Bennington
was a weekend guest of Mrs. Frank
Harwood
Miss Sophia Cole of East Airing
ton spent Sunday with Miss Ruth
Hawkins.
Henry Harris and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Stiekles spent the Fourth in
Sandgate,
Leroy Dunn of Bennington was a
Sunday guest of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Dunn. ft
Miss Ruth Hawkins of Albany spent
the week end with her parents Mr., and
Mrs. s. E. Hawkins. .e1t&
Mrs. Ellen Gordon is spending some
time at the home of Tracy Kenyon
of North Bennington.
Mrs. Max Grout of North Benning-
ton spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs William Hard.
Miss Isabel Cole is suffering with
rheumatism. Miss Margaret Graves is
helping care for her.
Mrs, Ada Johnson has returned to
home In Hartford after visiting at the
home of w. e. Stevens.
Clifford Hawkins and family and
Miss Stella Hawkins are in camp for
the week on Lake Champlain.
Miss Marcia Knapp of Moth Ben
nngton spent the week end with her
cousin, Miss Lillian Griffis.
Mr. and Mrs. Harland Fowler of
Greenwich are spending the weekend
at the home of Fred Smith.
Mrs. f. N. Hervey of Bennington,
who has been visiting Mrs. Harry Bea-
gle for the week, has returned to her
home.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs w. E. Stevens on Friday
afternoon Refreshments will be
served.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Hawkins and
MISS Mdly IldatinSS dtc tHJoyihS
motor trip to Montpelier and the
White Mountains in their new Chevro-
let.
Mr. and Mrs, f. ]. Beagle and Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison Branard of New
Britain. Conn, motored to town to
visit az the home of Mrs. Beagle for
few DAYS.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mac Daniels,
Mr. Bert Parker, Mr.. and Mrs, William
Bacon and Miss Hazel Goyette of
Sunderland spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs, y. J. Beagle
David Hill has entered the hospital
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Get Authors PoInl Of Nav.

Much confusion in thought and
much bitterness in criticism would ne
avoided if more readers tried to &c,
the authors point Of view. AT any
rate. proper and improper methods of
reading deserve more consideration
than they have received, For reading
Is an art that lends Itself to efficiency
tests and Improvement, Exchange,
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Empty Pockets.

"A great many jokes are based on
Scotch thrift ~ guess the Scotch
can stand H." said Mr.. Grumpson. "Ths
fellow who laughs loudest over some.
body else's desire to look after the
pennies Is usually in no position to rat.
tle anything but his head" Blrmlns.
ham Age Herald.
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HUDSON PRODUCES
l75,OOOTH CAR
Essex Motors Also Sets Record by
its 5000 output in 31a
Years. fa

The Hudson Motor Car Company
and Essex Motors, during the week
ending June "a, produced their l75.-
O0Oth Hudson and their 75O00th Els
sex. The Hudson Super-SiX was
turned out shortly after noon ON
June 20. Essex No. $4,000 followed
on June %.
The Hudson Motor Car Company,
in producing its IFS ,0OOth car, believes
that it has built more fine cars than
any other manufacturer in the world.
Officials OF Essex Motors likewise
believe that their feat of producing
and marketing 10000 cars within
10 years from the date of organi
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Cause Of Piles

DR.. Leonhardt found the cause Of
Piles to be internal. That's why
salves and operations fail to give
'asting relief. His harmless prescrip
ton, HEM-ROID, removes the cause.
Money back if it fails. w. h. Gokay.
Advertisement.
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Worth strIvino For.

There Is always in every neishbor.
hood some one man that everybody
looks up to ana patterns after. Are
you that man in your own neck uf the
woods? You may be.--Furm Life.
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To meet your enemies With love Tor
nate, good for evil?
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HAVE YOU THE COURAGE

To meet your enemies with love for
hate, good for evil?
TO speak the truth when lie would
help you out of difficulty?
To bear the blame which belongs to
another because you do not want to
bring pain to others?
To forego extravaganza so that you
may provide for the future welfare Of
those dependent upon your
To move steadily toward your goal
with a serene mind when you know
that others ridIcuIe and consider you q
failure?
TO remain In obscurity to support a
parent. or a helpless sister or brother,
when you have the consciousness Of
the ability to do big things?-London
Tit-Blts.
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c. w. WRIGHT, M. ID.
I'VE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.

GLASSES PROPERLY FliTEO
Oculist ana Aurist 10 North Adams
hospital. Formerly in charge of eye
ear, nose and throat services at Post
Hospital, Eastern department. Head
Quarters.
Tel. 372-M. DowIln Block, No. Adams,
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at Troy for an operation on his eyes,
Mrs. Hill will visit her granddaughters,
Mrs Clark Loomis of North Benning-
ton and Mrs. G. NJ, Vaughn of Airing
ton.
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Monuments!

Bee positive that the monument
you order is of the highest grade
Marble or Granite, for it is the in
ferior second grade stone that will
discolor badly and withstand least
the action of all elements
Expert care and skill from the
selection of the Marble or Granite
to the last touches in erection,
make purchasing monument Of us
safe and satisfying.
We have an excellent stock Of
about 800 finished monuments in
different designs for your examina-
ton. which of course makes fpll
line to select from.
Our prices are as low as it Is pos
sible to make them and still fur
nish the highest grade stone. beau
tiful design, and lasting handsome
inscription work,
Before buying, grant us the
pleasure Of quoting you prices and
shaving YOU our stock, as this in
ours no obligations to buy and is
valued as a favor.
Work set up in any part Of the
country and orders promptly filled.
kinsman & Mills
245 West St. Rutland, VT,
School St. Bennington, VT.
Telephone 543 at our expense.
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MILITARY PRISONERS
Miss cIeghorn Thinks All Ought to
Be Released.

Editor Ct the Banner: May | re-
mind my fellow Vermonters through
your pages of the situation of the pc
litical and m litsry prisoners still re
naming in Jail?
There are a hundred and thirteen
of the political prisoners, and how
many military ones there are don't
know. But it is appalling to think Of
the situation Of the latter. Young
fellows who could not quickly enough
adapt their free and easy manners to
a severe and caste-preserying military
code found themselves sent need for
ten, fifteen or twenty years for an inn
pertinent remark or an infraction of
schedule. Do we want them in prison
or out?
1t seems still stranger that the pc.
litlcal prisoners are not released by
this time, becau,e, as | understand,
every person convicted of dealings
with the Germans is now free Where
as the honest, even II pigheaded even
If bumptious (and it was not neces
sary to be either in order to be con
victed), the man too honest to con.
ceal his unpopular opinions, is now
serving as long term as a pick
pocket, or a burglar, or man who
sets tenement house on fire.
VIII you, readers of the Banner,
who feel that there is anything unde-
sirable in such situation, ask the
President to release all these non.
criminal prisoners by a proclamation
of amnesty instead of selecting GER
tain favored ones from time to time2
The points in which their cases differ
are very unessential, compared with
the one important point in which they
are alike, namely, that none of them
have committed any crime.
Very truly yours,
Sarah ~ Cleghorn.
New York, March %, 1922
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GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY

Mrs william Lane was IN Troy
shopping the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Montgomery
visited in the place Sunday
Several attended the Captain Gore
auction at bennington Saturday.
Clarence Waite has purchased the
lshmael Waite .arm at Maple hill.
AbelH arlington and nephew,
Jesse Harrington were in Bennington
SATURDAY.
Mrs Benton OF the White Chape
district, is recovering from her re
cent illness.
Miss Mary Ferguson was taken to
the Putnam Memorial hospital last
Thursday as she was very i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacLean
have moved to their ,arm recently
purchased Of Mr. and Mrs d. p Mat
tson
Mrs Fame Morehouse OF North
Bennington visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Henry Harrington over
Sunday
Gilbert Tw.tchell has purchased his
fathers farm, the G. J.. Twitchell es-
tate His mother, Mrs. Emma
TwitC1ell will reside with her son
and b wife.
Mr. and Mrs. d. p. Madison have
secured an eight room apartment at
the corner Of Ma n and Soul Branch
streets, the Frank Cromack home
stead recently purchased by MIR. and
Mrs clyde Young.
a RECEIPT on was held at Clifford
lIarrington's Monday evening, Mr.
and Mrs Abe Harrington having re
turned from their honeymoon Abe
is progressive young farmer aad
with his bride they will commence
their home life on the farm.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

H. B. Coates IS in Manchester to-
day,
Archie King is in Troy and Albany
today.
Alexander Thlbodeau Of Hooslck
Falls was in town last night,
John McGurn has returned from two
days spent in Albany with relatives.
Miss Marion Hardy went to Man.
chester this afternoon to meet the
I Boys Garden club of that town,
Mrs. Frank w. Moon Of Grafton,
N Y, who has been visiting Mrs l..
G. Holton, returned home today.
Dorothy Moore, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. d. Edward Moore IS conyaIescing
from a recent operation and illness.
Mrs. William p. Saunier Of Troy
is a guest for a few days OF her cous-
in, Miss Marian Phillips Of Pleasant
street.
All members Of the knights Of Co
lumbus having friends who would like
invitations for the Easter Monday ball
are requested to kindly hand their
names to the committee in charge.
Reynolds Fenwick. less than is
years of age, was arrested yesterday
charged with taking a sum Of money
from a cash drawer at the graded
school, He was convicted and yester
day was taken to the Industrial
school for the remainder Of his minor
it,.
The members of the Second Congre
gational church will remember the
Thursday evening meeting, at 1880
Stewards Of Redemption IS the topic
for study and meditation The outline
OF readings IN THE Fellowship OF
Prayer and the use of little book OF
prayers are making distinctive these
mdweek meetings through Lent.
George Moore, who has taken part
In the business management end OF
giving the play "Comical Country
Cousins" for the benilt of the Cobble
stone school, was in South SALISBURY
Tuesday afternoon and evening and
made the preparations for the perfor
nance which was given last evening
in South SALISBURY town hall.
Edward Laflamme is breaking the
ground for the new building that vii
liam Fonteneau will erect on the site
OF his old shop which stood at the
rear Of the latter's home on Stark
street until 1t was destroyed by fire
several weeks ago Mr. Fontaneau
pla MS to use the basement for work
room and the ground cor for storage
and the displaying of fixtures
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SYNDICATE

A. e. Mears spent Saturday IN AT.
ington on business
Cecil Wilcox was IN Arlington one
day last week on business
Fred SQuires is rapid y convalesc.
ing at the Cambridge hospital.
Mrs. Fred Squires spent Saturday
with her husband at tie Cambridge
hospital
About a hundred gallons Of syrup
have been made by some OF the farm.
ers in town.
Miss Evelyn Stick'e attended the
funeral Of Mrs Albert Madison in
South SALISBURY last week
George and Jesse Snow. who have
been confined to their home with the
grippe, are able to he out again.
Congratulations are extended to
Mr., and Mrs, Clifton Mears upon the
b 'rt1 of 10 10 boy born March 27
at their home in Arlington.
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WEST SALISBURY

Miss Anna Niles was a week end
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Arthur La.
Clare. g,.t
Miss Marion Hardy. county club
leader, was in the place Saturday do
ing club work
Dr. and Mrs. J. i. Woodruff were
guests Thursday Of Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Reed.
Clarence Farnham o. South Shafts
bury spent the week end with his
aunt, Mrs r. r. Tinkham.
Miss Grace Tinkham has as her
guest for week, her cousin, Miss
Marjorie Bingham of West Minister
West.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Perkins spent
Sunday with Mrs Perkins parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitman OF
Notl Bennington.
Charles II. Graves Of South Shafts.
bury will meet the West Salisbury
Calf club Tuesday evening at the
home of Clayton Reed
Mrs Lester Robinson and son. Ril.
''Nf '+-' 'l.'AtN Ai- q AhM NaFk ill AT
ingtcn W tn Mrs. Robiuson's parents,
Mr. and Mrs J. B. Lakin.
Miss Alice Reed entertained at a
dinner party Saturday Misses Marion
White, Marion Elmer, Ruby Burt and
Eve ire Payne Of North Bennington.
The farmers Of tn S place held a
meeting at the Niles school house
Tuesday evening TO make definite
plans for installing electric lights in
their dwellings.
a farewei party was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. James Peter. sr.. Friday
evening, March "a by about 30 o.
their neighbors. A purse of silver
was presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Peters
as a token of remembrance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peters viii move to their new
home in South Salisbury this week.
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present candidates encounter an at
titude of surprise sometimes, judging
from remarks Of Mrs. Buell. and Mrs.
Huck
1T makes me weary to have people
expect me to be freak because ! am
interested N politics. says Mrs Buell.
Of Nebraska who adds. mother al
ways said was the most domestic of
her four daughters"
Mrs Huck, who is the daughter Of
the late Congressman Wi'liam r. Ma
son, IN a statement to the Womens
Press, replies to q young womans re-
mark, THE nerve Of her going into
such a big campaign with the com
ment that to be a good Congressman,
as she means to be, Will require even
more nerve"
Mrs. Buell., the most domestic OF
her mothers four daughters, has been
city prosecutor of Ashland since 1918,
though one mayor tried vainly to d's-
charge her when she persisted in pro
scouting his brother.
Mrs. Gault, the Minnesota candi
hhLEt ~ wi D l1MGAl > NlaAtAs Z u ~ y
have filed papers in accordance with
an agreement of long standing be-
tween the sisters that If one ran for
Congress the other should do likewise,
Mrs Buell. says. Mrs. Buell. set the
example. The Nebraska woman. who
classes herself a. a progressive Dem
ocrat, adds that their father was the
first mayor of the munic pality Of
which Mrs Cault is now mayor. and
that politics runs in the family
Similarly. Mrs Huck, Repub lean.
says that common interests with her
father and determination to continue
his work led her to Gle for Congress
man at large to fiji the vacancy ere
ated by his ath. She says the fact
that she IS happily married and the
mother Of four healthy ch ldren in
fuenced party Leaders to desire her
candidacy Mrs Huck's supporter.
say more than 900 down state Repub-
lican committeeman have endorsed
her
Mrs Spencer, Republican who has
a'so filed for Congressman at large
from Illinois. is a soldiers wife ant
the mother Of two baby girls She was
appointed public guardian of Cool
county by Governor Lowden in 1918
and has continued in Office to date
Shc practices law and has had cases
in New York, Californ a Indiana and
Kansas, She fayors a soldiers bonus
economy in admin tratiou, and per
sonal liberty in its broader sense.
She says she would vote on the liQuo
question as the majority of her consut
uents would but omits mention of
which side she would take.
Mrs. Spencer holds that crime has
it, source IN the development of the
child; and therefore she favors higher
educational standards with referenc
to character training.
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EAST RUPERT

Mrs, Earl Harwood has been quite
I'll the past week
Miss Mary nks is assisting Mr.
Harwood's people .or a few lays.
James h. Hill Jas employment at
Manchester for a few weeks,
Carl A. lin was at home several
days last week with a severe cold or
the grippe.
William Dean sons family, who
have been i'll with the grippe, are all
much better
Henry Gray and William Hol ey Of
Dorset called to see b. Ladd last Sat
urday. Mr.. Ladd is still i'll,
Walter MCGUIRE of Manchester was
a guest of h aunt, Mrs Harry Dan.
forth the latter part Of the week
Mrs. Rollm Hulett Of Pawlet has
been spending "A few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Schuyler Towsley.
People are not making great
amount of sugar this spring as the
weather has not been very favorable.
Carl A. Hill and his mother motor.
ed to Manchester Depot Sunday to
see Mrs Hill's sister, Mrs Davis, who
is very i'll.
Miss Murray has returned to her
home in Granville for a short yaca.
ton, before commencing the next
term of school
Miss Mi lie Danforth has returned
to her home, having spent part of the
past winter W tn her sister, Mrs. John
Manley in Brattleboro.
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Surely Would.

Many surgeon would be insuted
r YOU called him the village cut-up.
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BONNEVILLE

There are many families i'll with
grip.
j c. Benson attended the listers
meeting at Brattleboro Tuesday.
The Misses Rachael and Lois Prou-
~, who are attending school at Lud
low are home for weeks vacation.
Mrs. =. G. Roberts is i'll with the
grip and her little son. Waldo, who
has been i'll nearly a week, is still i'll
Suom.nen who has employment
at Nottingham was called home Fri
day on account of the critical illness
OF his wife, Mrs Suomineu is now
a Mt better.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements

Prof Robert Evans, James Crump,
Harold Tiffany, John Knoll and Ed
ward Bryant Of the Rensselaer, Poly
technic Institute were guests Of John
Gleason, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry p Burt and
Miss Mary Burt Of Clifton Forge, Va,
are guests at the home Of Charles T.
Burt Mr. and Mrs Frederick d. Burt
of Pittshe.d, were also guests at the
Burt home earlier in the week.
One chemical truck was called out
shortly after noon today in response
to telephone call from Harry
Whites home on Pleasant street The
fire was a chimney blaze which was
quickly put out No damage resulted
Or. e. A. Tobin Of North bennington
IN his Ford coupe and the 245 p, m
North Adams car collided this after
noon at the corner of Main and South
streets The doctor mistook the mo.
torman's signal and crossed in front
OF the car which bore down upon him,
bending the wishbone and the front
axle at the right front wheel. No one
was hurt. The car was driven under
its own power to the r. f Niles Ford
agency garage
Benn ngton lodge OF Elks held a
regular meeting last evening in their
lodge rooms and district deputy
grand exalted ruler, Carries II.
Mower Of Bur ington made his official
visit Grand Esquire c. w. Penning-
ton, and Exalted Ruler Thomas II.
Brown Of Rutland, and Past Exalted
Rulers. Edward Lindsmere, Fred
Boynton and DR.. Tanner, all Of Bar
lngton, were present The attend.
ance was the largest in some time.
Six candidates We're initiated. Music
was furnished by an orchestra and a
buffet lunch was served after the
ceremonies
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and Mrs. William Brooks.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. McDeytt were
guests Sunday Of Miss Bridget Nc
Laughlin Of East Dorset.
Miss Gertrude Burns, who has
been in charge of case in Benning.
ton, returned home Friday
Misses Margaret Stuart and Jane
Tully were week end guests OF rela-
tiyes and friends in Troy and Water
yiet.
Mrs. John Purcell, who has been
undergoing treatment at the Putnam
Memorial hospital at Bennington for
the past three weeks. returned home
Friday. Her husband accompanied
her home.
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SUNDERLAND

NJ. and Mrs John Wilcox are en-
teita.ning for a week Miss Mary Pat.
terson of Detroit, Mich. and Miss
Ruth Child OF Putnam, Conn, col eye
mates at Mt, Holyoke of their daugh.
ter Miss Eyangeline Wilcox who is
spending a week at her home
NJ. and Mrs. John Madison enter.
tanned over the weekend Mr.. and
Mrs. Millard Sumner of Bennington.
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FIVE WOMEN SEEKING
SEATS IN CONGRESS-
Two of Them Are Sisters, One of
Whom Is Mayor Of Min.
nesota CITY

Chicago, Ill.,, March 2S.-The follow.
ng women are among those running
for Congress this year: Mrs. Ellen
Duance Davis Of Philadelphia. Mrs.
Winnifred Mason Huck of Chicago
Mrs. Mary Belle Spencer of Hill Ton.
Cook county, ILL.,, Mrs. Irene Cleveland
Buell. of Ashland, Neb, and Mrs A. X.
Gault mayor of St peter, MINI. The
latter two are sisters
The Philadelphia candidate seeking
the Democratic nomination, is great.
great grauddaughter of Benjamin
Franklin, who as a boy exchanged
argumentatlye letters with friend
defending the propriety of educating
women and their fitness for education.
He explained in his autobiography
however, that he took this advanced
stand perhaps little for disputes
sake"
Though times have changed, the
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JUDGMENT IN MUSIC
Had Much to Do with Success Of
Way Down East

Had Much to Do with Success OF
Way Down East"
Mr. Griffith used splendid judgment
In the selection of the music for his
picture, Way Down East" which APP
pears at the Bennington opera house
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and
that is the reason all OF his produc
lions have smoothness which lack
ing in the unfolding Of the ordinary
photo Play In a theatre wheT, the
leader or the pianist or organlst en-.
deayors to suggest the mood OF the in
cident on the screen.
Take for IN lance Way Down East
which has particularly good and APP
propriate scor' The theme for Anna
Moore played 10y Ii liam Gish. is in
one case. A tile Bunch OF Violets.
again It is 'Bel.eYe Me If All Those
Endearing Young Charms The love
scenes are made the more insratiating
by Cadmans 'Dawnng Quite ap
propriata is Rock Bye Baby TO sug.
gest the nursing Of Annas child and
Abide with Me- is pathetic when the
child de The themes are many.
Out of tn original play has come
Al Bound Round with Wooden
Str,rg that is played for the barn
dance. Then there are many good
old-fashloned melodies as Jingle
Bells for the sleigh rides; In the
Cleaning for the pastoral scenes and
Just Song at Twilight But most
impressive of all is the Overture e
The Flying lutchman' and LISTS
Les Preludes that make the storm
scenes take on a realism that is un
surpassed"
MIR. Griffith is the inspiration of il
all making selections OF music and
even devising new tunes to carry out
his splendid ideas.
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SELLING OUT
OF -
TIRES, TUBES, Etc.

Selling out below cost this week on
account Of the Illness of Walter Lloyd.
An the stock OF tires tubes. vulcan
lzing molds an air compressor and
other automobile accessories at the
Lloyd Vulcauizlng Works at io5 Pleas
amt street
LLOYD BROS.