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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-09
LIKE THE GUMPs

q read with interest the daily comic strip of the Gumps in The Age-Herald,' said Nor man Dunn of Jasper.
 "The difficulties of the Gump family are always of almost personal interest to me, and it is the first thing that I read every morning when get my paper. Their sorrow and glad ness are almost my own each day after 1 read the feature"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-09
WORTH CULTIVATING

"Do you care to make new acquaintances?" Mot as a rule," replied MT. Bibbles, "but if you could introduce me to man who owned private yacht and made periodic trips to the Bahamas, such an acquaintance would immediately bring to the surface all the personal magnetism I possess"
 PAUL COOK.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-09
ADRIFT WITH THE TIMES
ALWAYS NEW

 N"Knee-deep" in June Fond lovers spoon And life seems like song; The old canoe That's built for two Unheeded drifts along. The world is wise And mankind vies For power, fame and gold; And changes vast Obscure the past, But love is never old. THEY DON'T KNOW THE DIFFERENCE ''Whats the idea of advertising fire sale? There hasn't been fire in this neighborhood for years" "shhr' replied the enterprising merchant. "The town is full of strangers"
 POOR ANGELS The angels flap
 Celestial wings, They're not real flap Pers, poor old things!
 -springfield Union. We would not see
 An angel fair With skirt at knee And whittled hair.
 Youngstown Telegram. And it would give
 Us quite pang To hear one chirp-
 Ing flapper slang
 Macon Telegraph. I only hope
 That heaven has No choristers
 Who fall for jazz.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-09
QUALIFIED

Are you competent to be motion picture press agent?" asked the eminent producer.
 'I think so,' said the confident young man. "When I put down numeral and start to stringing ciphers after it I don't know when to stop.'
 "You are just the man to put the cost mark on our films. Name your saIary.n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-09
PLEASANT MEMORIES

"How can>you wear dreamy look when that jazz orchestra is making such in- fernal racket"
 Tt carries me back to my happy child hood,' said the cabaret patron. T was brought up in the shadow of a boiler factory.o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-09
THE FIRST PERFORMER

William Tell was great man.
 'I'm not denying that" said Mr. Grumpson, 'fbut I'm afraid he's the person who's re- sponsble for sharpshooters and knife-throw- CTS in vaudeville"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-09
CONCENTRATING ELSEWHERE

From the Montgomery Advertiser.
 Criticism of Hardings English is dying out Birmingham Age Herald. The critics have thicker gum to chew.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
MORR|STOWN

,'hIr.es l.. Dnleu. 4 prominent and
well known merchant, died at his home
In Old Washington. Friday morning.
aged - years. He leave to mourn his
departure a wife and one son. Bernie,
Of Wheeling: one daughter. Mrs. Elsie
Hart of Elm Grove: also SIX brother
and one sister; one brother, Frank, OF
this place. president Of the Morristo"n
State bank The funeral services were
held at his late home Saturday evening.
and the remains laid To rest IN the old
family cemetery at Dallas. W. Va.
Rev. Gillespie conducted the services
IN tho Christian church las; night. A
large crowd WAS in attendance.
The newly organized tornet band Is
making good headway under the careful
instructions OF O. G.. HertzDg. The band
COnicmplateS giving concert in the
near future.
Several from here attended the Farm
crS Institute ut Louisville Saturday.
Dewey Israel. Uc Bedford. Va, is WIS.,
iting relatives here.
J. f.. Major is transaCting business
, in Wheeling this week.
The dance 1T McMillan'S Saturday
night. and many took part in The IAN
tastiv step.
John Shry. of Belmont. was calling
OF friends mere yesterday.
Harry Sipc and wife, OF LoydsVliic,
are visiting relatives here.
4 Willard Cameron and son went 10
columbus this morning on business.
George Howell. Of Flushing, Is visi-
tor in town to-day.
Ellsworth shepherd. OF st. Clairsville,
. is her" to-day on business.
Some fellow attempted to ramsack
the Shriver hotel last night. He was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
ST, MARYS

Mr. =. T. IIu3hrcM -; Belmont, was
Shopping here Saturday.
Mrs. Oun I.A>ru - nome from Tua-
melton whcr" $h" rLS been The guest OF
n..r sister, Mrs. Il. +. Don!ey.
Born. To Mir, and Mrs. James Griffith
Friday. january "uLn. u daughter.
MI and Mrs. ]. =. R.ichie are the
.rarpN parents "t Il hiO! daughter bo:a
Muuda!. JHuuarE 10,
Spri.-rr N!rh srhuo, h.l$k"thali boys
cane up Saturday and defeated III:
local team iir.N.
Tac g::!,' haskrtaa.i team went 10
rIrirr~nurE Saturday 10 play IN" girls
Il LsHt city "MG were defeated hy the
Svu.- Of HE
John buchanan Of CiovCrdale was a
business ca,l"r here Saturday.
Nj and Mrs. Oscar oGctge.ath %
Forest rity werr callers here Saturday,
The members OF Tent NJ. 20 Macct-
ucrs went 70 Willow sunday, January
20 t. :t;trud the funeral OF IL bcQther.
tIHrcaC" b. Murvcry, vino died az Bel
mont Thursday 'uneraI services were
held in the belmont church IN the fore
noou. The remains were taken to Wtl-
low for burial.
Kenneth Cochran had tho misfortune
Of breaking his arm while jumping from
a moving train :tt RrHS ltun Saturday
afternoon. He vas brought 10 this city
where W. Claude Grimm reduced the
fracture.
IL. G close and W. r. Thrasher spent
The w,ch end with relatives and friends
IN Marietta.
EH,ph Young and Chr!Ss Shook spent
Sunday with relatives in Marietta re-
turning Monday To resume work at the
ist'uu factory.
" :. Clark attended the funeral Of
as s,s;rr-!n-.aw. Mrs. l.. ). Clark in
pruuSy .Namia sunday.
Miss Edith Clovis. first grade teacher
MIS- NJ "A fIW u.lyS last week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
STEUBENvILLE

Slrubru,IlIc. g., Jan. @G.--F"hGw .ng
the arrest here last night Of itilE
kauc, well kuuNu "Ii man for pcddIiHs
ilii,lt liquor. poke" searched nj" h"'Ec
uu Pleasant Heights ana tounu Il wen
tv-raIIun st!ll and c"inpletc equipment
rrr lhr nn.nuIartur" If hOOtch. y large
humility g! finished product was louhu
in H.. cellar ~ his home. " hen ar
gti4rci before Mayor Hawkins kaht
entered a plea Of guilty ana was hhtl
Sa50 and costs. Mike ATu!E, N'li MY ~
$crI ian. was arrested charged WIN IL
legal selling aud gets hearing btt"r'
Mainr Hawkins tonight. Police 4aS
ripht rallied ~" disurd"rly houses ;thd
arrested Anna C"hcn and Josephine
l'nnu.rSun, wn" were lined 500 ana
costs Zach by the mayor. EHia Marl!h
Of Wnccling was hncG So and costs lot
lo!frrImu ia one OF the houses.
Is Badly Burned
lIc!ru. i"urt""m-H c:,r-".d daughter OF
rirt, is ru = Jr'r.r.,. condition n her
home n..r. '"dtl - 4 result or burns
,u,tairrd 1T l"r u"iu" last evening
when hog ,I"thimr caught mr." from a
"as StnN,. b, iurr Vlirh Sh" WAS stand
lup. $nr Mas hurHrd from head To loot
ta.f"r, her parents: could cYIinSuish tie
thames. ,ad her ,ruGi;inu il pprcCarlou>.
Hell on Earth"
N~'.', star, -. :. u'tiiirH for divorce
IN common ri'.,S court here. alleges
Ina, her h'i.h"u,i John stark. made
.iir- Il regular ',.'i| "N earth FOR Ecr
md their ,hl'ur,u Sn' alleges cruel
Is :tad ta!tuI, G." prov idc. Plaintiff di-
lurccd d"irudru' TWO Years ag" ON
grounds "i rg4clty, hut two months
after rr.~iv>mS n" I""rce. Sh' re-
h"r and the children right ana proEld"
for t,!rm property.
Wh"r HrraiGurd ia Juvenile yoNrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
DRY GOODS.

New York. Jan. "a Y Ilree WOoitn
uauufa, turing company tNmcrt'.,n
Wn",ci ,ullpauyl. opened the rtll linz
It wool ..,,,fs coda. r"i ~. deliver -
~ prices TWO 80 S"N"u pc cent lrwtr
than las, .,a-"I. 'rin, ~harpprst II.
durti"rS v"r" :n riu;tkInSs, AMI dress
E,""lS I".Niu@ l....t'.s.' .,.j.,' .,uu con.
rIuurd $" tNr"&ahuu. The day. uthcr
lines including tho uncr lines of over
coatIngS were also priced for the new
acaSon without advances. Additional
lines from other mills VIII h" opened
this week. Cotton goods We're barely
steady IN the unfinished end due to Il
break in raw cotton. Paw silk was
much lower Soma lineS OF knit goods
are now being adv auCed above tho low
opening figures for tho season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
\, !, STOCKS

Nsw York. Ian. % S'ork UH-h'-
prices today reflected the :"''t"">;n-
confusion Of sentiment an"nH ;r""e'$
resulting from last week ScH~''i''h''
movement II selected Issues.
RcprcScntutiNc stocks %; N" I...".'E
and industrial tips w"r" ''r' e~'.''' ,
when not altogether !Ea":'' SPc'"'"'
tive steels. equipments. o. motors
chemicals and textiles continue" - ''H''
and fall within Il radius \. w. - go
most ten points.
Gulf states StN,,. N W".,% '".":''.'-
two buyins seemed 20 Il" "'SU"'r'' '"''
almost r!re points after rs "r'"'"e "'''
closed az u net gain o. -
RoploSlo Stec;. Virginia li";, IA
Coke q few OF the minor moi"' S,'et'"''
ties and shippings and express ,o'''P','H ;
shares inclined downward. Tue 700"
rroun Notably corn products and th'
less r-omiren, sugars w"r" .tv"ng. The
latter IN response 10 merger TN'H"f~
local fractions malr further G"'hs'
but Manhattan, Elevated. which lee" ihs
recen, advance. SuHere! = Sharp Fe"'
tion later. Consolidated gas ais" heSAm"
heavv OF publication - the company
upSayorable report. o IA Al :
or,ouo,ed 10 G%5.Uuh shares. Although
tho supply OF money seemed i" excess
o, demand. call loans rose from |"
-. per cent IN the tna' dealings, o.
rer;ngs Of time moncE were less "oe;a''
with consequent t!Shtcning OF rates 10Y
;hN longer matuC't:"S.
The foreign exchange rate on i'"'.
Dr., was steady. but quotations IN al
.ba allied countries. as well as Cermany
md Holland were lower. Better trade
conditions N South America strength
-r.d Argentina rates. Bonds OF th'
,.,el utilities were strong. In kecHins
v,,.h the tone o. those stocks. The gen
oral bond market including liberty IS
sneS and rails. was Influenced ey mrtH''
rsallz!rY for profit. Total sales 'W''
ys,uel aggregated $l5,3So,ooo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
MT. PLEASANT

Miss Ward was an out-ot-t"wn caller
Sunday.
HIro No., teacher 4, ;1e high school
T. Nj Lr'Inu.
Mr, ,.u.r... GrrI" j. -uu .mrsov-
iua
Mr. aut Mr.. J")n Krinko and son
were c.,.'"rs 1t IN" HON" Of their son.
urrm,', %uuday afternoon.
F'l"vd DlurhtrI" Wa business
y.Il"r ~ Martins Ferry Monday.
Mrs E"n Bcss ana s"n hav" returned
home attrr visit with her sister. Mrs.
Chester MuNiEoncCy. In Martins Ferry.
Mr. AleS. RIddlc was II caller at the
home Of Adj EUrriSs Tu"sdnH.
wyatt Sickle spent fcw DAY IN
Akron on business
Edith Dul.Uu Is on TIE ok liet
samuel Harrison. cr near Emerson.
IoTt a valuable horse Wednesday, morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tr!er and son,
Charles and Miss C;old'a ihlliips at
tended the funs-ai Of Mrs. John Sci
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

N"W lWh. JAN- -".."ThN' p""IEN
arm,r: chickens. -Sm -: f"Nls. - .
ru"St'rS. -; turkeys. %vH -. IRE ed
noll;ry firm. Western chickens. - q 2a:
fuwl-. IVA 30: old ruustrrN. lHu -: t:-
key. 3nG ~.
iuticr nr,ncr: creamery lsl"" than
.xtraS. - -. a ~. creamery rNtCaS ~
>rur"t. 81; creamery frsia SNN 10 -
-,.,r.l 81 i. q 3Gig: packing stock. car
rent make. No =. 20.
Eggs firm. fresh gathered extra hr@'S.
3S&47: fresh gathered u"~ts. I" ., -:
urarhy aud nearby western hrnn'i>
whites ivs:S I" EXTRAS. - q -; d.. he q.
rrry Towns. ..>lrn~. .lm -: h'drny
ga,l"rcd browns. mlNch c".v:~, nrstS -
extras. ihlr 80: refrigerator iirets, - "
2g.
CnecS" irrvGuiur. state. Whole m:!k,
flats. fresh. specials. @h'. II u dc HN-
crnur rl!u. "a. state. whri,. m!lk. TWAS.
specials, :h'.; do. average rnn, -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
LOGAN B BEYAN'S

CIV I,rly.,, v,.rr /" y T.. MH~trn " co..
New l"rH. IAN -$.--Thrrc "as 70
spcriul dr,rl"r.H' ut~ oyer HhndHy IRON.
y stock Iuar>r' sl.uGp"iIt and iAr l,Nt
N general backed and nlIcI during TIE
urrIt"r l,.rl 81 session There was Il
strong Spu; n"rr ana thor" hut this did
no, Eayr much effect az ia" C"ur~" oil
quotations i" the "ala"rr Of ID" liNC
SOM. pressure. Was in ,yIirmr" against
Studuhthcr undoubtedly i"r:"S' ntLll\o
81 rr"kt-lhk.nE sH recent pure ser
~. rrmrrSSinuil clement was ;r'iNc at
times on tn" S,l.iuE SID lint not much
Roadway Wa ma,lr in shat direction
The action Of qg"uttIonS take" OF "a"
whole during IN" d"N. would seem t.
indicate that IT." li,t i ~"'rcW hat tired
and far tina, REASON We would not ir
surprised {" sec II further revision .;
prices; downward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
IRISH sEHr1rEs OF GUARD.

Dublin. Jan. 23.-Armed sentriss Of
the Irish republican army were on duty
outside the city hall today, when the
members Of the provisional government
entered to officially occupy the prem
!ses. Michael Collins, head Of the pro-
vIsional government was one Of the frst
ministers to arrive. Arthur Griffith.
president of the Dali Eireann, visited
the hall later, and chatted for some
time with Mr.. Collins and the other
ministers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
Plans Perfected for
Window Glass MERGE

Special Dispatch to The lntelligencer:
Clarksburg, VI. Va, Ian. 23.-Tenta.
tive plans for a merger Of the hand
window glass manufacturing plants o.
Clark sburg. Salem. w. Va. and Wet
Union and Pcnnsboro. were discusDv0
ut conference held here today by rep;
resentatives of the plants. A proposal
to move the plants to 4 district where
gas rates are lower was also discussed
No definite action was taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
CHICAGO GRAIN

r.:oaso. Ian. - go Although wheat
..,r.,-",j higher IL prize i"""I. ne
m.Dr,,,, i, ,nv .A.t underwent = neE ,in,,
l.,,..,rI~,, - .It increase OF pr"ht taking
sal. r.d Weather iGId lack Of SH"W
p p%,,, .,o,. ~ wSrS GGll!Sh factors carly
rhc ,,n,. WAS unsettled At Is 20 rrn,
net lrW.r with May SlI5% 10 l.'""4
and July sl"2 to L'2h; |"rn '"%i =
t. y :" - oats finished uh'nhI'N 10
changed - =" cents III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
OIL TEST IN BERKELEY.

NrtiushUrE. Y. VI, Jan II ..WItu'n
the ruSuinE C.w days Il number " oil
drilling contractors from IarkcrshurE.
Huntington. tNarksburr ana other West
Virginia cities VIII lac here t. hid on
tn" work II lexington. nr;I- here. where
a test WILL 81 tu J." sank toy the Sue
EIdr" ni! & Gas company. a concern
whpre promoters are West Virginia and
Maryland business men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
FIFTEEN

caught by one OF the guests and II was
later discovered that the fellow WAS
harmless. but had wandering dlspoai-s
ton. lie was given ten minutes 20
leave town. He beat ii. *
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
N. Y. CURB MARKET

Whc"lmy w Va. Jan - '22.
Furnished the intriIlSsnrrr ~ \. r
Masten L Co. nrmO ers New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Sank
Of W. Va. Bldg
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n. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling, W. Va, Jan. %, 'z,.
Furnished The Intelligencer by A. (
Mastsn & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. second floor National Bank
OF W. Va Bldg.
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n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

whso.ing. ". Va. Jan. g.
FURNISHED The Iut"lNg"ncer BY a y:
Nssten & Co. members New YORK so
FNcbange Second Gror Na;!ona: BAN.
W ~ E'hr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24

ciety viii hold an al-day meeting at
the parsonage Oh "Wednesday.
Chester Dean spent Sunday with ms
brother W. X. Dean OF bethlehem.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

W&sai.rg W Va. Jan. IS. '2sN
Furnished The IntclliGencer by a. r.
NIa4ten &. so. members New York STOCK
Exchange. second floor Nationa! Bank
" Y. ElhE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
LOCAL STOCKS

Whr"iiirg, W. Va. Jan. %, -.
Daily uuOIAt.vE HIST wheeling Stoch
Exchange. Compiled for The lntelll
gencer.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wnr,l,uy W Va. Jan. 3 -
Furnished The I"tclNgrncer by y.
Master & Co. members New York stock
Exchange. Second floor Nitiodat BANK
IF " Va Hluw
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PETROLEUM

Oh city Ia Jan. ,'rrht uIi-
nrcra. 50 - Euns. i%3.al@2: .,,grtEr,
80 o. Shipments. 1881. aHcruse.
445ic
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

WhenlinE ". "a. Jan. %. "a.
reported ry II. /. lAoh"rty X Co, New
York, through Claude Ncckcr. Board 0:
Trade Bldg. Whc"nnG.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling. W Va. Jan. .. -.
.-rN Il. STOCh LpM. Cp.
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PROVISION MARKET

Wheeling, ". Va, Jan. %. %.
(By BEUIElt BRCTHERSy
FRESH MATS
BEEF
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s,sss's -
BUTTER AND EGGS
PRODUCE MARKET

wheeling. W. Va. Jan. %. 20.
BY Z. BACHM.lNN X Suns
ERITI1'S
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81 90 o.. % o. {. o. sc
9T.S4a7 .S4'9T.T" 9T.Tt
81 80 81. 2O.9T.2" ?T."t
iO0l6, 1000 I00l4 iOJlG
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-12


al
o ando far
feeling satisfaction selling right
of
available this Be Saturday share
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-12
Mems Cl0thjnQ
At Price Reductions

Mems and Young Mems All Wool Suits, Mohar Suits and
Palm Beach Suits, with 2-pair pants values Go *
TO $500 In this sale O. ~
Mems and Young Mems All Wool Suits Molair Suits with
'-par pants and Young Mems Gaberdne COO 7E
suits, values to $50. Special VEE. y
Fine Worscd and Serge Suits, for and young
Also Twccds and Gaberdinc Suits with 2-pair COG 7E
pants, Ill TINS sale --------------- ~&Vsh ~
Hart Schancr Marx All-Woo Suits for men and young
men Also new Spring Suits with 2pair COT or
trousers, sold for S35 $3.50 in this sale Do HOV
Hart Schaffner & Marx Fine A-Wool Suits with 2-par
pants in pretty checks and stripes, sold at G1G YE
$40 and $3.50 In this sale---------------- <p0Vs "
Choice Of finest Hart Scafiner & Marx Suits which
are the best clothing you can buy anywhere Cas- Tn
values to SIS in this sale -------------- VAs sOV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-12
DRY GOODS MATERIALS

56-nch Ratine in solid colors. All new
shades, priced in this sale Car
yard ------------------- OON
32-incI Fine Silk Triped Tissue Cling
hams, 75c quality, on sale E71n
yard ~ ~
32-inch Serpentine Crepe in pretty
Kimona patterns, worth Soc 00n
yard, on sale --------- 0OG
3o-inch Dress Linens in all coors,
worth SIPS yard. on sale 0A~
3o-inch Ratine Voncs iii a. 90
pretty colors, on sale, yd.-- , log
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-12
Ladies'
Ready Wear

Ladies Silk Iaifeta Dresses in pretty styles &7 r
and colors. worth to $50 choice ----- y .
Ladies All Wool Jersey and Tweed Suits, &40 n
values to $500 choice -- y IVuU
Veldyne Suits, values to $1,000 choice Goa r
New Spring Silk Dresses made OF Crepe Knit Crepe Ca
ton and Tafeta values to $500 on sale a. n -
at - IOs
Choice OF the finest Silk Dresses in the G0E n
store values to SIS, only -------------L--- 1oC.U
All Ladies Spring Hats are cut to fractions of their wor
in this sale
All Corsets Reduced 20 Percent
All Blouses Reduced 20 Percent.
Many big bargains in Ready-to-Wcar Department
the second floor.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-08

ward Lestage. Hiram Wing and
Eugene shea spent the week end at
Camp Ccomash.
Harry Goodbeau spent Sunday at
Pttafield.
Mr. and Mrs John Ineson spent the
weekend at Saratoga Lake.
Leroy Marsden Of Pleasant street
is visiting friends in Lee Mass
Mrs L. V. belong of Troy is visit
iug Mr.. and Mr.. G Louls Harwood
Joe Davis of Lake Placid, n, s.,
called on friends in bennington on
MondaJ
Leo Market and Lester Lice have
returned from Fair Haven where they
spent the weekend
Public dance at Summit hall. Pow.
nal Center, Wednesday, August 8, at
p. M standard time. Everybody
welcome. S0t3.
Mr.. and Mrs James Davis. Of Lee.
Mass, who have been touring in tie
Adirondacks, called on Mrs. Davis,
mother on their return turip.
Harold Coy returned Sunday by
automobile from Rockville, Conn.
where he has been spending two or
three days He accompanied home
his sister, Miss Catherine Coy, who
has been spending a week at Rock
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shopmeyer and
son, Carl. and Mr.. and Mrs Fred Geh
roldt and daughter Waldo, of Schen.
ectady spent sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. NJ p Armstrong Mrs Gehroldt
and daughter will remain two weeks.
The rest Of the party have returned.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Paul Lisbey Of Durham street Is
spending a week at PIttshed.
Saltesea clam chowder, the most
popular article ever put In a can,
Mrs. Julia DOMAIN of Old Benning-
ton Is spending the month in the Adj.
rondacks.
Rev. George and Mrs. Williams OF
Burnt Hills Saratoga, are spending a
month with their daughter, Mrs. h. u.
Brooks.
Mrs. Adolph Drohat and daughter,
Elizabeth and Mrs Paul Lisbey and
son, Thomas, are visiting friends at
Sadawga Pond.
Louise Dresser, famous star Of
musical comedy and vaudeville makes
her screen debut In support OF Miss
Frederick, in THE Glory Of ClemeD.
tina Harte Theatre today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Il. Durham
and son, Erwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
w. Allen and three children, and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Eddy and two children
camped over the week end at Wood.
ford Hollow.
At recent sale Mrs Davis sold by
mistake, to party from White Creek
the coat Of navy uniform and gov.
eminent property VIII the party
who bought same, kindly return it
to Mrs l.. II. Davis, Pleasant street?
In THE Glory of 'Clementina
starring Pauline Frederick, see how
the velvet touch of strange baby's
rand and the soft music Of It's voice
transport dowdy genius to the full
glory OF brilliant womanhood Also a
Pathe News and Rolin Comedy.
lIarte Theatre, today.
The game scheduled last night in
the Twilight league between the Fire
Department and the Merchants was
postponed and will be played off to-
night at the Fairgrounds at G15. To-
nights game at Morgan park is be-
tween the Wax Paper CO., and Hold