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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-20
Lost and Found
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles tor Sale


CNNl. TRAILER Lewiston Buick
Augusta.
.ItIr,E RtNG Car. Enquire @92
Maio -, Gardiner.
IrI.N Touring err Good engine.
".NNy. LOTUS. National Homo. To-
IuLI Touring car. 1922. Run 3
U.rfh- Good MS now. some extras.
m" lLrhhoihorn 81. Gardiner.
FORD lp.l touring car. Paint and
mechanical condition Al. Has OK
f'r4 iur ludinr largr si2"d tilted steer
.Ug wheel. clock, aCcclerator. speed
or 'rr shock ah.orhcrs on rear.
'r'r tire and tub. anti-ratt!crs.
ir., $50.
] 300 EuIck touring in fine running
ufJ,r Extras.
~ lNurk touring. Completely over
r1lrd Two now tires.
- <tsh touring.
W g. Truck.
sd.ltbor touring. in running order,
h.rrv ronir taken at fun value in
u.ut NaGloigh & SON. Tel.
'' 81 Cony -, Augusta.
UrI.pN TOURING 1895; now Pam
top automatic windshield
,.".r .unro tire, will demon
'.t. artcr-, \. II. can 1881 or
i.E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-20

COMPETENT GIRL-Or woman aid
in care baby girl and assist with
houscwork in small family. K. c..
Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-20

year was held. Also plans for the
membership campaign were taken up.
Mrs. Orrin J. Peck is chairman Of the
womens division, and Mrs. E. G.
Hooper secretary, Charles Wilson be-
ing chairman Of the mems division and
Walter Blackwell secretary.
A baby boy was born Monday at the
Gerald Hotel in Fairfield to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Noyes of this town.
Mrs. Noyes was Miss Gertrude Bel
lows Of East Winslow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Balentine and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eaton attended
Pennington fair Tuesday.
DIN Jackson of Riverside was q
business visitor here today.
Word was recently received from
Daniel B. Mason. who IS in Santa
Cruz. Cal, that he and Mrs. Mason
and Daniel Jr. are in good health and
enjoying the western climate.
Vede Believes of Waterville is en-
ployed at the wood yard on Fort Point
in this town.
Charles PRO of China was a business
visitor in town Tuesday.
MAPLE RIDGE ROAD-Mr. and
Mrs. Clement Downs were guests,
Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Downs.
Ivan Hodges of Benton was a Sun
day caller at J. H. Bailey's.
E. w. Towle and family called
Sunday on Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Haslam Of Vassalboro.
E. w. Towle went to Bangor, Sat-
urday. to attend the auction Of Jer-
sey stock at Ayerdale. He bought
eight animals all having st. Maws
and Carry On blood, which will be
a valuable addition to Jersey stock
in this locality.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-20

mother, and the children can use the
articles advertised in the merchandise
SsificationS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-20
Situations Wanted-Femalc 81

HOCSE I<EEPER-DesircS position in
small family. D3, care journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-20
HeIp-Ma!e or Female

HeTp-Ma!e or Female 80
MAN AND WIFE-Man for general
farm work. Able to. milk. Wife
for general homework. Must be a
good cook. Address L. II. Moseley,
Winthrop.
SOLICITORS-Full and spare time,
for The Eratcrnities in Maine, \. H.,
r. T.. and Vermont. Either sex. En-
pcrience not necessary. One Thou
sand Dollars to be distributed for
work of January /. Address The
Fratcrntios. Richmond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-20
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Fer ale

BoOkkEEpER-O who can take
dictation. n. q. Barker Company.
CAPABLE,-Girlf for homework Board
cd. Apply to The Edwards, Mrs.
Louise Aubin. Tel. 125S-W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-20
Business Equipment

Dt,SK-Eoli Top desk for $3.50. Also
Office table $500. Inquire at c. f..
Downings, 265 Water St, Augusta.
Tel. 100.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-20
Boats and Accessories

CUNNING FLOAT-Onc 1G foot. fully
equipped. in first class condition.
Price $25. Inquire w. Z. Perry, -
Crosby street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale

40-ACRE-Farm, . miles from Win
throp, Maine. Good buildings. Elec-
trio lights. Price right. E-2, care
Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-20

more.
You don't have 10 he an al writer tn
get results from CLASSIFIED advertis.
ing. WantAd Taker VIII nelp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-20

MARES-Pair bays. weight 800 lbs, 6
years old, perfect match. sound and
right in every way. In good condition
and right out of hard work. Price is
right c S ToWlc WinthrCn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-20

Bargain hunting? Turn to the clas-
sified pages.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19


changed a. he wa~ here was n"
chance for a mistake Thia was
hntold lourfburt. % same man VINO
moo l'ss'" hl- camp N'n'N hript' .
b"J COM" a. f,
IAN NV ma ,r, u,p ya. rrirbt
rIrd Ills Iiu4 we're iuose. his vyaa
nervous and brirht. hu Inndg did nn
hold quite steady Here was one thar
th" wilderness hn" crushed in ua
brutal grasp
'"'. ~ '''' ''N"
W "'''
ma l''ln 'N''n' l"I NN,'l'u n'
""l" ~ "'. " "r
"" '"' "",' "' ni
-" Nu-., l.N' ''i'" Q" INV"
'uN' '"
Tho evidence lay rather in The cN-
PRECISION of lbs face. ard lost OF ai
ln the surround d Zoo whiri D.
lived
uc was utterly unicmpt and
tloteuy. Ills conpse heard covered
hiH Hus. his matted hale was duil
with dirt. hIs skin was scarcely l,s.
dark than that ct the Indiau.. i5nm-
l~fpf,as. The nail. on his hands wpte
foul. the floor Of M. house wa ,lu,.
Tered with rubbish ami ruth.
YET Isoring fhrourh his ii-r.ncrarc.
tts td.,t,tv ,,utt nnt M ut.trE.p
Hoe yv,s tb, ,,,u NtrofrI. bni
ul.rc.d ID, norih 81, s,.l
.,.
N"'' W. w" WIN "
You're l."nnshnrN Of ''nfa' Hi'
answered.
sure. g a-k you aruin what you
70 want "'
q .v,u.,, loo, uyi,. -. ,h, N,u.,
D. ~. ..u,. b. l.,. "a. 100. ,.t. t.,t.
To-,
- m """ ~" vi" VIZ" '
r. You knew ! trapped here. 1ot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
co oN wrru run STORY.

ylrrinin found the days much hap
pi,r Than she had hoped
Sin, Mixed thr haur- OF uhp tiIE
la tns evenings Sometime the,
vouid pIuy through tltr records and
3D.. w.ll had nlI uuds BOO. |-.l.ctIuu-
Irgf .bs never Tired ur Ih.m
Sh, had her Lonesome hours hut
MOI .o mru, .he had expected
When tinp hung heavy ON her unnd-
la. would take out ONE OF the uii
uau.7Ine .U.f tIIl Uti brought up
tn road ON thp winter Nights.
sl, hud l|hunIHnj health Th" eN-
p,r.,n,. seemed tu build her up.
rltr,r than fnura Urr Ilpr muscles
d,taIur,d Nd. hi,ufntd deem of the
rnIi aif and 4hr bad more
,u,Iey than .ha could easily -ucud
Sh. fought AWAY the tendency iu
GROW r.r-I..- IA arc-s ur appearance
She lspt her i,W clothta lean and
mend.d -ho dressed l,er hair 90. aal'.
mtly .a ln her cIfv home
Their clhiu life WIZ redeemed Dos
choir r,uu.u' excursions into fE'
Wild Th. .ufdy eft Stature WIS Duu-
SANITY more |uurorhIur tu the rIr}
I'm ihcHr excursions. Virginia learn.
pd tn ti.a l.r pistol with remIrkHhl,
nrrurary II,r strength Increased
sine could follow wherever uIll Ted
They did not forget thelf rrtyvi
business. Eecr Virginia Bcpt watch
for "a track that was not an animal
track % blaze ON o. tree not made Dos
the teeth OF %purcuplnp or grizzly O.
] ehnfrsd YD0tiur rack over the laut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19

high ideni. and who would be willing
20 pdsr to MUIR generations Of me
young men ~ u sluninN example 81
course there V only fonc young man
Who exactly rus Tbs requirement
~ nave already HuTT ed hir ran''s
Tho examination folluwg;
Exhibit &. William Il. Hearst.
Name
Willie"
"Ituw old are vou"'
Don't Know rNactlN.'
Are you odd enough tu know let
terf"
certainly no
what is your tnisinessF"
Other peoples.
Are YOU familiar with the truth
when Nou SEQ TO-
80 sir. ! am toe much occupied
"Nr Hearst. do You consider that
yutt have wasted your opportunities
Welt might have started thr
Journal soun,r'
Are you o. gentleman
20 am t ~luuruelist.
"Why do you prefer hlth O." 'l"nn.
7 illness
"Hcrau4c there's more money In lt'
"Nut always
Their" b. ~ work H."
"Thai VIII lo Ne H.ar-t Come
in"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19

.po--ible lnsinni. 10 saw that tho
.gr.ul was nrsibsfmude lllat m1rninr
hr h4d every reason Do mink that h'
could uvcrtake the MAN VIII" h'i
mudy 10 Within a Few heur-
Hc dld not catch 900 With th"
Traveller in N" snow Hut shortly
after the noon hour h. keen 't'
saw % wlsp OF SMOKE drI'tiug thrpurA
90. trees. anu his hear Iripcd 100 hi-
hr'n.i nc pushed ou. EMERGING uu
600 once upon u human NIhltati"u
% was o lean-to rather that FL
r.dau fire smolIsr"d Zoo frort.
Md ri, heart leapoI Wal indcsDrib.
ahir relief when H. sur tIat neither
off THE IVA mon thai were %spuattci
.iu tho ieIn-to mouth was Che strnn.
r,r who Nad uas-'I Dds ,tuup
Nrafs before.
EiIl had old RcnuaIu'lucr with th,
|ftu. of man that confronted hin
NOV Dn. nf them we joe t;ohiu-n.
gu Indian who had wintcred so
Ir.dI, .NurE q lew years before
ni. companion. I,'c th" Breed &
|half-Irtri with a mI.turc uf French
wu- 90 mHn unknown Go Hitl
Ther, are certain laws among h'
northern men. as to trapping Rights
Mostly they are unwrIit"a; htt thcii
Influence ~ feit clear beyond ih'
Arctic circle They state uuito clcari,
tbut when q man lays Town "a lin
ot trnrs Tor n certain distance ui
each side ct him The district d. ms
aud mo- one shall peach on his pr,
serves And these Indians had latol0
bcon partners In an undertaking t'
oicar the whole region ot lts ntrs
They had no ideH but In,t liiii ha,
discovered their trap ines and hn'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
ADVERTISING CAN LOWER
COSTS
esAdyertislng and selling FOR
january

There is a big JOB that advertising
can Earnestly set itself 70 during 49,
a Job which II has only begun 10 con
Thai job is 20 reduce marketing
costs.
The reduction OF mar eunE costs
can do more than anything else 20
maintain and even 10 raies the Amer
lean stR ndard OF living
How?
Nv permitting y lowering u pricea
without n corresponding decrease IN
wages.
Wages must drop, There - hl.le
nueeiion OF that. But II seif-eNi-
lem tint the higher the wagea and
the lower the prices, the greater tn"
prosperity.
with wages high and prices low the
consumer can buy more. " he can
80 more. iaraer auaniitiss % goods
,r,,st he manufactured To meet his
nraaa FacforieH nus be enlarged,
~ materials provided In greater
"a rfenter Qnantities, not only
Tor me n industry. but for the my
,isdt Of other Industries which feed IT,
Thai neans greater profits Tor eN-
p~r@d,,ctlan has been made econom-
zeal. cori records, STANDARDIZATION
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
A REFRESHING VIEW

cor EtNc AT he Inmntou club In chicago last week.. Vice fr'Hl'N
> calvin coolidge voiced an expression upon present day condition. "h"n ~
ehn4nnr I'm It's contrast with the 100 frequent expression 81 conviction UT.
eyereiod, and everything is wronT rNcp the select "pan =" '"'''
.,iyer- or zoc.tys problems M Coolidge said;
"gome brewins Jazz doncins and ri-oue dresses merely are ua% r
vbtu,o f fashion. Home life in America today ~ on ufhgher phn' NAV
never vas. Just because there are moreh homes than over and mere
fme more, unsuccessful families thar ever u Is ioohmh =" u'N't h'
I'M. minority OF homes are deterloratng In iner lnimeno' '"P'
.,ufd emphasize more the good thngs a life, III IN "a
tut whn would he HI result, do you suppose. u e'e'yon" you'd hW,
"a, nina te GOOD thinss Of life instead o. bearing down on mo ''
thineS7 t.
II ~ m lnterestng field fr speculation. hut II isn't hReN b" amp
rho de, that people might get along better with less reforminr. NAT
..onon,c us uirht adjust themselves more speedily f l1 10 natural pr"
- IA to occur to a number Of people Blu or he I'm" +"
I'M the idea viii make ntle headwoy There IRE 10" many p"' m"NlnS
80, u,trus M rofortning other people and furnishing pnack remedies q" on
ttrut nroceres u orderly adjustment
~ urawa,., ss AIR coolidge pons out. there are more homes than ~"
md the average of successful ones Is being m'in'"n 'h"i" ~ mop
fr M world
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19

THIS MAN WAS HAROLD
LOINSBIBN
Northern Lights were more vivid and
beautiful than ever BIN thought
Virginia was watching their display.
IL he had known the real subject Of
her thoughts, be- would not have
come ana stood In thr doorway with
her
Were not the only ones 20 see l;'
Virginia told him softly. Somewhere
I think IL feel-that Harold IN
watching o. too Somewhere over
this n0w
Bin did not answer. and the girl
turned 10 him In tromulous appeal
Wont you find him Tor me BillT"
She cried You are 20 strong "a ca
pable-you can DO anything, anything
You Try. Won't you find him anu
bring him back TO me-"
The man looked down at her and.
his face was ashen
VIII.
one clear. icy might a gale sprung
up In the east. and Virginia and BNf
FEN 20 sleep 10 tho sound Of its com
plant. And when Bin went forth
FOR his mornings -woodcutting he
found that his snowshoes ala not
break through the crust.
The wind had blown and crusted
the drifts during the night,
This permitted him 10 make a dash.
over 10 a certain tream further down
toward the Yuga river in senrch ~
any Sign ~ the lost mine.
When about " miles from tho
cabin he saw. through a riu IN the
distant trees, a human traii In tho
snow.
He stood n moment IN the drifts.
torn hy an inner struggle,
Al his fondest hopes, his dreams.
All the inner guardians 81 his WI
happiness. told him 10 keep his
search 10 journey on his way and
| forget he had seen The tracks Every
desire Of self spoke In warning IA
him
But Eiii bronson had a higher law
than self Long ago. In front 81 the
ramshacklc hotel In Rrndleyhurg. he
had given q profaise-tQ find Harold
Lonnsbury,
He turned ana went over ia inveafi-
lgate The fracks.
He followed swiftly down the trail.
ANXIOUS 70 <aow his fate at the first
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19

and specialization have done their
part until now O. frequently costs
more 20 market goods than II does to
make them Marketing h. the field
where big economies can stil be 81
fecied. II h. the most Vulnerable point
Of high prices.
The problem before ms TO-DAY u te
hiring mari eting-and ndVertisinE
to y basis tina ~ a. scientific NJ II
that OF production, once that is done
prices will automatically lower them
selves. Competition. and b filling
market we are in. will see 90 that.
Successful performance means o
greater comfort aNd happiness 10 mil
Hons.
Let's go'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY

y WITHHOLD Sor coon -Wifhhod NOT good iron, them to whom
r il due, when IL IL In the power Of thine hrnd 10 do h-prcXerha
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
All. HA; A RlVALl

I\nGE announcement In the last Issue Of h" Aiec sew N'Nh"
~ Acme dent prolnins The arrival there Of Dr. nioko. 'l'esea' SCION"
-, -r1ologstpb1osophe Author NJ the Laws Of HEALING f"Ih'r
~ ,ha scerre af Natnre. Evolution and he Laws Of lAte; -ro'crer o. u'
20 pn.cI w. az nature which Goyern the Constitution Of Man MIND foN
and Cont"
.nor H. proteclon u Humanity. Beware q uhntors fhlirs lmpoN"'~
....,,s ,mJ m sorts II Quackery Patent applied for Copyrighted by
aI1hehn pcke. Diseoverer' -, -. m.. ,.
Ntra. "a M. nntent of1ce There's a rival in the field
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
nO YuU WNNT To nv N
NnNIUTIStNc FOLLY ANNA

Then don't deal in renoraiities
Make vour copy specific. iuHf Az
vnur correspondence school hlnd
book t.ils you ~ you are asking
90 mnn 10 smile. get down to- hrasH
tlrEs about 30. Teli him a
Uitls card sent 10 us hy the Key.
stone l~uhricatiug company "
Denver tells u4"ft takes 60 uui
cl-s OF the fucv 10 make a frnvh.
and ~ to- produce % smile, Why
Waste cncrei?" We often Won
drrod why we were 80 tired utpf
% sour day Vow We know tutt
fiiirued tac" was mart of our tr1i-
hl" NJ not al ~ ut-Advcrtll ~
and selling Tor January.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19

II0fIN TII|FtI TVTFNN
Btl Hrou~un and Ntrginia Irr-
mont lind themselves forrest pris-
uncr~ In Biir~ cabin In the { Har-
wafer ui canada iiiil va hirrd
by Virginia To- guide h'r ~ hrr
-arch lot lvt ithuCv. hatnid
inun.hurN. Whu Vanished ~ the
Clearwater. ~ Nvgut h'iur' iIrr
fIancc's uncle aud = vuuk. Voc
per. cumpTtrd the p,irt'. hiil
aud Virginia we're |vuguitri ~
Iurdiug GiisflA river BVn -t,t'i
Nirginia'- NE. Inc ptiirr- irtt
on the upuu.itr shore. deserted
Bnl hopc- t. hook also fur the lest
miin 81 his tatnrr. mhrdctri IN
a partner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
Life Hall of Fame
From the is,Hc - Life.
january, 1901

Note This cVtpct from nm be-
ne 1T Life OF - y"rra nrp
this month. ls reproduced ut thit
tim, without particular reference
tp fusthinN and purely to recall
Jn. euris days uf this Vla-a,, Yea
turr OF the fatnuus publication
which has continued in each lssu"
without interruption down - The
present Time. \ friend sent DO
tu us because he thought Dc MAJ
local color. OF course % hasn't
" De- Interesting simply ns recall
ing % enmrwhnf hectic period in
Journalism.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-24
rae MAlrE ML rs euRpEN

a certain customer upon receiving
q request to send q check 20 cover his
account. sent the following letter:
For the t. lowing reasons ! am W.
able to send yea The check asked for
have been he'd up, he'd down,
sandhagged. walked on, sat on. fiat
tened out and squeezed. First by the
United states Governor. Tor federal
war tax. eycera profit tax, b2rty loan
bonds. ,lsllt stamps, capital stock
tax. merchants license. auto tax, mo.
tor boat tax and By every societ 4ad
organization that the inventive min
o, man can invent TO separate me
from what may or may not possess
have been solicited By the Socie-
ty Of John the Baptist The Navy
League. the Red Cross. the Purple
Cross. the Double Cross Ire Chill
dren Home, the DorCes Society, the
". NJ c. A., the Y w. C.. y. the Boy
Scouts. the jewish Relief, the Bel
gian Relief, the Russian Relief, the
Near East Relief and Nc Relief the
Old Ladies Home, the Old Men's
Home, every college drive, Tor winter
sports, for advertising t1e State, the
Salvation Army and for various
church organs. Poicemans and Fire.
mans Annual Bali the waitress, the
janltor and the icomuns dance.
The Government has 80 governed
my bushes that don't know who
owns it, who am or why / am here.
am inspected, suspected, examined
lard re-examiued informed. misin.
formed. required and commanded, so
don't know what to do or who to do,
IAN ] know is | am supposed to be m
inexhaustb,e supply OF money tor
every known need. desire or hope OF
the human race, and because will
not sell all have and so out and
beg, borrow or steal money to give
away have been cussed, discussed
boycotted, talked to. talked about
HE'D To. lied about, held up, hung up
robbed ana nearly ruined and the oh
" reason | am clnging to life is ia
see what in hell is coming next
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Advertisements.
Fine roasting chickens at the Check
erlne.
Sheriff Perry B. Gardner is in AL.
bany today.
II. W. Atweil motored to Troy today
on business.
Miss Sara o'Connor is in New York
on business
Fresh shad, halibut, salmon and
mackerel at the Checkerline.
John Babiack is spending the week
end at his home in Pittsfeld.
Walter Tfbble is confined to his
home on South street by illness.
William Marshall has obtained EN-
ployment in the Bennington garage
Mrs Frank Baker and infant child
are visiting Mrs Barker's aunt in
Troy.
l.. Alden Graves has purchased the
Charles I. Burt residence on Elm
street.
Newell Bennett and Ernest Stanley
of West SALISBURY were in town on
Thursday.
Armours Star Ham. Try one at
the Checkerline,.
John Legacy Jr., has recently pur-
chased a~f'oid''touring car and Thorn
as Fauey Ford coupe
Miss Selby, 116 Pleasant street. has
some good second hand clothing
which she would Ike to dispose Of at
once.
Beautiful assortment of men-a new
spring neckwear all the newest pat
terms and materials, special at $1O0
at Novecks. . 66t2
Mrs. Eva c, Morse of North street,
who hab been confined to her home
by illness for the past three weeks
is slowly improving.
The Baptist Young Peoples society
win hold a BUSINESS meeting and so
cial this evening at o'clock in the
Baptist church chapel
In our cloak and suit department
you viii ind the very newest modes
in ladies' ready.to-wear and up-to.tle
minute in style, coats, suits dresses
skirts, etc, at Noyeck's. 66t2
Native pig pork plenty of it at the
Checkerline.
Mrs. Phillip b. Jennings, who made
short stay at her summer home in
Old Bennington, returned to- New
York Thursday morning.
The superb Paramount Production,
THE Affairs OF Anatol," in big reels
Is offered to you at regular admission
Opera house Friday and Saturday
The pictures will start at $3.50 to.
morrow night and we will run three
shows in order to give all chance
to see THE Affairs OF Anatol. Opera
house tonight and tomorrow night.
Live and boiled lobster and fresh
boiled shrimp at the Checkerline
There will be a story hour for chill
dren tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
IN the rear reading room of the Pub
lie library Mrs. Pritchard will tell
the story
A Paramount picture, The Call OF
The North, starring Jack Holt, a
Pathe News and episode o! "liurrl-
cane Hutch Harte theatre today
and tomorrow,
Mrs Lois Rice Niles, who recently
motored from Battle Creek, Mich, to
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.
Niles, has gone to Starbridge, Conn.
by train to visit her sister
/ Fred St.ckles returned last night
j from Springfield, Mass where he at
tended the New England coal dealers
convention which held it's annual
! meeting in that city this week.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-24

An enterprislng aAd meticulous
Londoner wants to live up to the
word and letter Of his contract, judg-
Ing by the following "small ad"
taken from the London Times:
"Wanted--Ten thousand loathsome
black beetles, by tenant who agreed
to leave the premises in the same
condition in which he found them"
--Flagler News.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-24
A Nen.cct.d opportunI,Y.

Mr.. Nextdoor-You have nice
grounds around your new home. You
ought TO put few bird houses in the
trees.
Mr.. Grabltall, the Flat Owner-I've
thought of that, myself, but l don't
know just how to go about 1t to collect
the rent.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-24
HIS ANswER

"She's suing him for breach Of
promise"
"Well."
"And the mean thing has entered a
vicious defense"
"ViclousY
Eyes. He has submitted to the
court that he is perfectly willing to
let jury Of IL men look at her and
decide If any man in his right mind
would offer to marry her"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-24
Fluency No Adyantaos

DO you speak any foreign language
iiuentlyf'
Not nuently," replied Senator Sor-
ghum. II find It better to slow down
the conversation as much as possible.
SO can take time to think things over
before committing myself"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-24
Slightly Accommodating.

"Your daughter seems to be a
strictly modern miss.
"She makes some concessions TO
old.fashoned Ideas" said Mr.. Dub
waite.
How Is that"
"She occasionally permits me to
meet some Of the young men she runs
around with"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-24

Lecturer-Thiugs have come TO
pretty pass when my description OF
the consultations is made to give
way ON the program 10 so-ealled dog
star.
Stage Manager-Sure, that is a
Sirius matter.