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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-07

Ono date shown Iu Ono above caption required by Ono Act oI huru.t lf InIE embodied Iu section ff1. r0H ai LaWa and Regulations printed on tho rolore a.lo Of thIa l0m t0 WIt.
 l. That Che names and addre 0. Ono publisher cl.tol managing ol.lor aud huH.ue managers arc.
 Publisher E Wn.le Juneau Alaska
 Editor E J. White.
 Managing Editor E J. White.
 Hu.u. Hurror E J White.
 2 That .h. oWnoH wc liIyo uamo and ndirow ol individual oHnor. or 1T u corporation. gIFe Ia ulmo and One name Iui Hldro0 of stockholders owning 0r holding ! per cont or moro of Che total amount of a.ockI E J. White Juneau AIls.H
 Thal Che known bon1hoider mor.mroc.. and other security ho.l- cu owning or holding ] per cent 0r more 0f io.HI amount of bonds. m0rt elr0a or other securities arc. Nuue
 E.J. WHITE. Owner.
 Sworn .0 and subscribed bel1r. mo n. 1922
 lscaD H L. FAULKNER
 luy commi Ion expires November 1t lo2L
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BIRTHDAY sUBPBsE PANTY

Mrs. Carl Carlson " .Ht..r..I int. ..Wn. u. m. homo oI Mrs. J. H I.nH H neHl where .. ... ...Hr h. about BOG N". lady U"I. who r. H.r a party homo. 0. H0r 0.r..0.E HH. ... u..0I .H. H.... ..u. award.
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FOR SPECIAL GLASSES

Gordon U Mitchell superintendent o. Ho Dough-. ..Ho.. announce. HI IT H.re .u....l demand .|. win b. o.u...I ... Am.r.- cam l.UH. an. citizenship in which .h. common H0.. branches VII. ho .u... Also ..I opportunity win H ..HI .ho I..rn study In ....n. ...uH French and sn'n- ..H .. .n.e IT. .u. I'r l'.H nWna
 W n. hold from m'I |. ..-I ...U.H. ...H Wr... H.0H' ..I.uu..n. joining .rr o. .H.
 shout. uI ou a. write Nr M..H.I
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ELECTION 0FuCEBs NAMED

|.. ..r council ... "" r..H." m...n. Inn. .0HI .r."H. paid IT. .H..... 0. and appointed .H.
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DOUGLAS ISLAND DEPRRTMENT

fhc Tam Chief Lode Survey No. 100 and tho Alaasn Belle Lode. Survey Mo- BOA. ou Che southeast by Ono par.H L0de Survey No BOA and tho Ra'tIor Lode Survey N0. GOO. on ihe southwest by tho Bears Nct L0de Survey NO. go. and on Ono northwest by Douglas Island Lode. Survey No. DO and Taku Chief Lode. Survey N0. loo.
 Ihrf0iHI areI included within Che "N" Survey ia 19.911 acres.
 Tho following arcl Is cEpre sIy excluded from the application. Conflict WI.l TaIW
 Chief Lode -T095 acrcs Conflict with A'ara
 Belle Lode eEcIu-
 aIre of it cone
 lict with Paris
 Lode - 1.9l9 acrcs Conflict with Paris
 Lode N.hNh acres Conflict with Rat-
 t.or Lode ....... O.fl3 acre8 Conflict with Bears
 NoaI Lode .. H.1f1 acres Conflict witch Doug
 Ias Island Lode ...O.971 acros Total oroa excluded 19.S39 acres Net area claimed ... .1l3 acrc8 Tho said claim sought to bo pat- outod being designated a8 Mineral Survey No. Iff8 n Che official plat posted herewith
 Amy and all persons claiming ad- yoroly Che mining ground, mining claim. ycu lode premises or any portion thereof s0 described and p'attcd and applied for arc hereby notified that uulcs their adverse claims are duly niol according to law. and Che regulations hereunder. within Che time prescribed by law vlth t1o BerIeltr Of Che United States Land OnIco Ht Juneau. Alaska. they win bc barred by virtue Of the provisions of said ..ntuio.
 FRANK IA BOYLE.
 Register Fimt publication. .cpt 9. 1922. Last publication. Nov f 1922.
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MYSTERY SURROUNDS DEATH
 OF OLDuE ISLANDER

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 H.. .H. body was found . .. .'. I. . ... ..r.H.. ..... "..... I'm. I'm. .I. bod. u.. ..' had UnrIr ..... ... ... from boa. H.'H.U .. which u ...
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JUNEAU LADY VISITS
 MANY TIN CAN CAMPS
Loon--nn-L - - |

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 puIor lo Che ras aud occasionally . electric plates furnished Iu c.o.el-.n kitchens tn many mmns A largo onm community kitchen wlth four largo a.of. n One center. n ..nt and .orr abIoH aa uoI aH n iareo boiler o. n'uarH boiling water .s joy at
 uy dune and much more ao on n rainy day which may uHt Che bet regulated camp This camp s woI lighted and large abIo witch at- ucIaI benches s furnished o1oh emnor rHt but certainly not Ono Iel.L m Che Guest House huIt n One midst Of Che beautiful roos on 'one overlooking tho lake, A largo cenuaI room supplies pInce
 tor d.nooa and u.or.aIumon. both or which waro on Che up.H nearly ar.rr night .uud woll lighted porch opening on or thH room gives rcl- ueo lo Chose who nrolor to road be- .Io Che outdoor Fireplace WrUue nh.e and wicker chairs. as wcl os nm Indoor fireplace for tho cooler dIyH complete Ilo h0meIke picture 70. ihe inner room Ou Che porch .he different women organization aorp- oI ten to Che tourists every al.or- noon llIs nasl mmu Tho eI.m- mor ol Che aEc and tho attractive hom. beyond. aoan through the IcaIv branches of Che trees made .hoa afternoon lom something Go remember Rc.t rooms arc placed an both side. or Ono main houao and .nouur IHTaI0r.os mirrors and orm lueo porcelain tubs have been provided. I'm tho basement aot oi laundry trays and electric o1uuec- uua for irons mako como necessary wor. moro pIayIu. ihau .l might otherwise. ha Wash boards and o'd- fashioned Irons can ho had by maH- ne mlu deposit to Iumro return A rea telephone n Che o1Ico iT a .r.t ronIan.once A .Wo-way alreat W.Uh parking u.arr I'm .ho center .a provided mo.I ol Ono Ave miles into .uwr Tennis courts baseball
 ground. and mouaeor.o In .hc up- DOT nnr. or Che park arc afuuct.re aatur. Large clua and a daily rc- mow' of aI paper and debris and constant u.e %. .he hoae EonI One camp reh and clean
 For several nIehu thUo were 500 people present I'm Groou Lake Tourist Camp and nearly every day Che pope unIun would be a'mos. entirely .h.r..I. huf tHcrc Was mo IH.cFor oI any kind reported. Dishes food. et.. Ialt 0n Che tables day and night eru clothing on One I.mbF wero aa safe n. rI Home It was a pleasure t1 an.ud nm evening u iowu moW- me Hat upon your return you would Tud your omn iust aa you lclt it
 When ynu Iolro Alaska Tor 5oat- H.. uEo your tant your bed. hed- ding and c11F.ue utensils and when euu rHeh seltt'o. pack it an into your ear ln ForIa as good a1 amy
 and Ha older IIc heItcrI and mnEe for Gron Lako Auto Camp where you win dnd Che very bes. starting
 and stopping p.ace Tho .ml.o cop u suIte vic wIlh ono another in
 .rue coIrtcou. treatment .o you.I roa.H Che camp aI right if you eo slow and toen your eye on thcm every minute.
 AGNES sWINEF0B sHATrucN.
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STUDENT B0DY ORGANIZING

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0suRBEBa IS UW HElGER


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srLIE-ENr 1T 1WNERsHIP

Wnnrromml Circulation etc. re
 0ureI by Act O. Congress of An.
 rus. af 1912. of Tho Stroller a
 Weekly published weekly ot Ju.
 relu hlakH. for October lNll. Territory of AIassl.
 Before me. notary i'm and for Che Territory aforesaid. personally .rnmroI E J White who having n..n Iur sworn according .o law I.no and myH that hc .s Che pun Hshor of Tho s.roHuH Weekly and Hat Ha following ia to Che 1cst o. H.e knowledge and belief o ruo a.atc mont Inf Che ownership. management etc.. o. One aforesaid publication for
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w0UAEs CLUE MEETS


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NOTICE HEARING ON FINAL
 ACCOUNT

Tn . |HHH.. Court for IH' IHrr.
 tory o. Nu.. Juneau lro..ng. Tn m. N..... ID. .H. E.I... o. Alma n Inr.I a.u Mrs. D. $. LoreI
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mLrER Raar OWNER

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF THE ALASKA TBEADWEIL GOLD MIN ING COMPANY FOR UNITED STATES PATENT TO "X' LODE
 CLAIM
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la.ruI OHHNil
 July 31. 1922
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that .u uuuuauc" oI Chapter Six Title Thriv-tW0 of Che Revised Statutes of Che United States. Che WdouIEu- od. Che hIa..H rraldWcII Gold Niu- ue Company corporation. who.a pos. once Hddra iH TroldWoIL h'aaHH by and through IIH agent and attorney I'm ncL D. R. Hml'av Whoao post ou.ae address Ia Juneau. A'm.a. c.a.ma lH0 lL. South l5 O' E on Che "N' Lode and 1870 lL. North f5 " 0n Ihe "N" Lode of Che mineral lcno [ bearing gold surface ground threa hundred feet In width ou Che northeast of iho lode and two hundred and eighty feet 0n tho s0ufH- west ..do of .a.I lode. an lying and being on Daue.aH Island Iu Che Ju- uou Recording District Alaska Doe nr Mineral Survey No. lif6 aud Is about Iu muI. application tO Che United s.a.o for a u1tent for Ono said mining claim. which IH moro fully described us iO mcioa and h0mde by iHc on.cIal plat herewith r0..eI and ny Che fold notes oI sure sae thereof now filed Iu thc onice Of Che rer.aior ol Che District 0l Lands. subject fo .rIc at Juneau AIl.kn. which field notes Of survey describe Che boundaries and extent of said claim ou tIe surface With magnetic variation Ht an corners 32 3O' y ms louoWa lo-WIt.
 Beginning al Cor No. ! whence
 Il. s. L. N No. l on Che north
 ond Of MayIowor Island bears
 " a Ia E IEll.11 lL d.a-
 unec. Latitude lsa IG aO" N
 IneIuIo Iafa 2H Iu+ ".
 thence s I5a U E 1000 f. to
 Cor N0. D; .huco s. Al. W "
 6EO q. io Cor No. 8. thence
 ". f1" w 100000 lt l0 Cor
 No. {. hmco ". f5 0 F 560
 Z. t1 Cor No. 1 place of be-
 ginning
 which mid mining claim hereby sought I0 b. patented bounded 1H follows. Io.WIt. 0u Che northeast by
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Douglas Catholic Church N. ...... n. m."U.
 Il. e.H... ..H. U... instruction .H. .......M o. I.. H... e....
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HH |..". arrive. .nm ...
 m. H.. |u".. u... II. m... H 0"m. with H" .... Tom N M. .... from
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RumurulI u south Africa claims to be Che We,lct apot ou carth now Tho p.aco haa only 70 white uhab- I.uu and t Ir four saloons
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First publication. Sept. 2. l922. Last publication. Nov (. 1922.
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THI r00 81- V IH-I 01I II
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-02
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Conquered
or Money Back

For 40 years, said Dr. Carey, have
been prescribing Marshroot for kid.
ney and bladder sickness and now
that have retired from active prac.
tice have made arrangements with
leading druggists to dispense this
wonderful prescription at a moderate
price, on the money back il dissats.
fed plan
Beware of kidney disease thous.
ands die of It every year who ought
to be enjoying the blessings of life
and health Watch the symptoms.
II You have specks floating before
the eyes, puffy eyes, clammy feet or
moist palms, backache or sdeache
You ought to get bottle OF Dr.
Careys Marshroot right away.
1t has wonderfully benefited tens
OF thousands OF cases of kidney and
bladder troubles and is the medicine
you can always depend upon, Re
lsGlt3 are guaranteed
/ NOTE-Dr Daniel G. Carey was q
lmacticing physician for many years
and his great Prescription Marshroot
aided thousands of sufferers from
Kidney and bladder troubles. Here
latter you can always get this effec
tive prescription In bbth liquid ant
tablet form at Quinlan's Pharmacy
! w. l.. Gokay and all reliable pharma
cists the country over. Keep in mlnt
the name Dr. Carey's Marshroot pre-
scr pit ON No III No other medicine
can take It's place, Advertisement.
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In the DAYS News

c, w. Bryan, who Is expected to be
"a cand date in the coming primaries
IN Nebraska for tie nomination OF a
Democrat candidate to succeed Gil,
bert NJ. Hitchcock in the United
states senate, is a journalist and
politician, whose brother is William
! J/SBryam When the latter was de-
foated for the presidency by Mr.. Me-
I X nley he established a weekly jour
nal which has since become well
Known. and to ne editing and pub
shing CT which much OF the thought
OF the brother has been given. while
the more famous member Of tie fam
/ lily has been touring the country OF
serving in the cabinet in Washington
For time C. W. Bryan held Fedora
Office in Panama, but he has IN th'
main. been a Nebra5kan first, com
monty eontestipgI FOR progressiy,
policies In State hnd nat ona a fairs
and prominent as an opponent of tn,
saloon Several years ago he trie,
for the Nebraska governorsAip, bu
was not successful
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-02
Today's Events

Texas keeps a holiday today in
celebration Of the anniversary Of her
Independence,
The Provincial legislature Of New
Brunswick ensembles today for its
1922 session
The soldiers bonus is to furnish
The subject for an intercollegiate de-
bate at Wateryile, Me- today be-
tween teams representing Colby Col
eye and Ripon College.
Problem3 Of forestry, tourist traf
iic, Land reclamation, and develop
meat Of the lakes-to-ocean waterway
fare. to be considered at tri.state de
yelopmant conference of Michigan
Minnesota and Wisconsin, called by
Coy, Blaine Of Wisconsin to meet in
Milwaukee today.
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Odd and interesting

There are 6,OOO,O00 children born
every year in China.
Portuguese is the language Of
about 10000, 600 people.
For twenty-five years no bread has
been baked in Norway on Sunday
Province was tic first city In the
United States to have open-air
schools.
II is Just twenty-five years since
wireless telesraphy was discovered
by Marconi
Every week in London it is EST
mated that articles to the value OF
$lOOl,000 are pawned.
Lake Victoria, in AFRICA. one OF the
largest bodies OF fresh water in the
world, IL almost exactly circular.
According TO suicide statistics in
the United states the day on which
most acts Of self.destruction are com
miited is Monday.
lie thiLnest thing In the world is
the black spot that appears on a
bubble before its bursts. The black
spot is the center.
\ The Asiatic butao is a very vam.
table animal, It's milk containing three
ana q half times as much butter fat
las that of the COW.
! Up to the sixth century TIE period
OF Lent was 36 days. instead of 80 as
now This corresponded to a tenth
I ot the ve1r, or q 1.-THE OF the Christ
ians time.
rtehu parents are not permitted
to bestow freak names on then
children, Their tloice Of names is
limited by law to the thirteen thous
and saints in the calendar
When oak is buried in water or /.
wet sand it win last for centuries
Oak piles under bridges constructed
by the Romans two thousand year.
ago have been found to be as sount
MS when they were first put in posi-
ton
: Reccntlyiormed ice one ncl ant
half in thickness wi support
man; four inches wi support cayal
rN five inches will support cannon
capable OF throwing an Sipeun,
'hot; ten inches WI support an
army and Is inches a railway train
A curious superstition which stu
heXists in outo.-the.way rural di.
p tricts Of England IS that Chrd'
nails should never be cut during tn
first year of its life, for If they ar
) the child is certain to grow up light
fingered.
one OF the extraordinary feature
OF devilhsh Is their method of swim
ming They draw water into tAai
| bodies and then force It out OF "A no,
just below the head The force q
the water as it rushes out propels tn
creature Usually, the deyil-hs
. swims backwards, but II can swim
, forward simply by turning It's he,
abe siph0n in tie opposite direction
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Todays Anniversaries

179S-Gen Sam Houston leader II
the struggle for Texan indie
pendenco, born near Lexington
Va Died at Huntsville Texas
JAY &c, 1868.
1919 Pope Leo XIII. born at Car
pineto, Italy. Died in Rome
July 20. 1909.
1927 Congress granted 224322 acre,
to the State Of III uois 20 aid
the' Illinois and Michigan
canal.
lSG7-Ccngress created Natlona
Bureau OF Education.
1878 Benjamin f. Wade, celebrated
statesman, died al jefferson
O. Born near Springfield
Mass. Oct. r. 1890.
lsSl-Roder,ck MGclean a demente.
youth. attempted to Shoe
Queen Victoria in the raiiwa,
Staten at Windsor.
INSTRUMENTATION met at sydney T.
discuss a federation OF the Au,
tralian states.
lS97-Prosident.elect Mckinley ar
hyedin Washington Tor his IN
aueuration.
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Ten PAGES Of a Good Book.

You might read all the books in the
British museum and remain an utterly
"illiterate" uneducated person; but II
you read ten pages OF a good book let
ter by letter, that is to say, with real
accuracy, you are for evermore In
some measure an educated person,
The entire difference between educn'
ton and non-education tas respects
the merely intellectual part Of 10
consists In this accuracy.--Fihu Rus
kin.
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COL IDS DIS.
'Pape's Cold Compound"
Breaks any Cold
in Few Hours

Instant Relief Don't stay stuffed
up Quit blowing and snuffling! A
dose of "Papes Cold Compound" TAX
en- every two hours until three doses
are taken usually breaks up any cold.
The very first dose opens clogged
nostrIls and the air passages of the
head, stops nose running; relieves the
headache, dullness. feyerishness.
"Papes Cold Compound acts
quickly, sure, and costs only a few
cents at drug stores. II acts without
assistance, tastes nice, scontains no
Quinine-msist upon pape's,
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relays Birthdays

Samlc' Untermyor. q noted leader
Of to New York bar. born at Lynch
burg. Va, "a years ago today
Edwil Milton Royie. celebrated
actor and Playwright. born at Lexlnp
ton, Mo so years ago today.
Prof Henry Marion Howe. noted
metallurgist. son Of the late Julia
Ward Howe, born in Boston, - year,
ago today.
Dr. Alffea n Upham. president OF
the University o. Idaho. born at
Eaton, o., IS years ago today
Jesse GuiIford United State
amateur golf champion, born at Man
chester, n H., q years ago today
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"CASCARETS" l0c
FOR HEADACHE,
LIVER, BOWELS

No gripping or inconvenience fol.
lows a thorough liver and bowel
cleansing with Cascarets. Sick head.
ache, biliousness, gases, Indigestion,
sour, upset stomach and all such dis.
tress gone by morning incest physc
on earth for grown-ups and children.
l0c box. Taste like candy.-Ad.
yertisement
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The bureau OF chemistry says that
there is no oil manufactured from the
banana itself There is preparation
known as isoamyl acetate. which is
used for gliding, etc. 1t has the odor
of the banana and is often termed ba-
mana OIL
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FOR SALE-Two ten Federal truck
win plaaorm body and cab, In e&cei
lent condition. one ton Federal truck
with platform body, with new solid
tires i'm hrst class condition; three
fourth ton Ford Delivery, low price;
1921 Ford touring, almost new Ford
Roadster In good condition; Avn
Chevrolet touring, good finish and
tires. very good value at $2OO.OO; Cole
8 cylinder club roadster, very good
,tres IN excellent condition 46tf
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FOR SALE--Eggs for Matching from
heavy laying strain, pure bred barred
plymouth Rocks, use for 10 Green
All. potatovs Tor seed or eating, ires
froo, srab ,r rot Also year-old
heifer ueef bl the quarter. $, Il. Sher-
man, tel. 1863 4oto
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FOR sALE-One Holstein heifer'
coming three years old giving milk
one blocK~cow, years old, to treshen
soon; one year old mare, weight lOOo
lbs right In every way. Al for bust
hess or driving; one buggy and harness
chcan Tel ig2-16 46t6'
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FOR SALE-Upright piano IN good
condition Inquire at Nv Saioru e %,
or telephone bS-4. WV
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FOR SALE-Twenty tons OF extra
good hay at twenty dollars a ton, or
,ruteeu dollars ton III the barn.
Tel 1922. 46tl2'
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MISCELLANEOUS

INFORMATION WANTED-Reward
for proven address or information lead
ing TO whereabouts Of Frederick la
faveur Address = O Boz 2SS North
Remington. Vt ift6e
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-02

FOR SALE-Farm owned 10y Tent 6
King. one mile from North Benning-
ton, mileo from Bennington. SO acres
Buildings adequate Inquire of Walter
Ting, North bennington or Seth Tefft,
on the place. Tel I'LL S0t2i'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-02

FOR SALE-New milch COW. IN
owre liz Stafford ST. or telephone
55S-M 4oto
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-02

FOR SALE--Farm Of 80 acres run
ming water in house, barn and pasture.
stanchions for l6 cows. silo and Other
outbuildngs. heater in house, soou
road. near good market Price right
Geo. s. Meerwarth, Hooslck Falls, y
Y. r. +. ID. No 3. SOt25'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-02

FOR SAI.E--A part Of the Office
equipment OF the late O. X clayton
Atty. as follows ! hardwood flat TOP
desk with drawers black walnut roll
top desk with detachable bool; case on
top and drawer underneath; black
walnut FLAT top desk with drawers ana
large book case;.l large swivel office
chair: / small swivel chair common
chairs; / perfection oil heater Ad-
dress Mrs q r.. clayton. 12l Jener-
son Ave Bennington, w 4lt6'