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Evening star., 1922-01-05
TOYS

4 Large Swing Horses. finished
in natural colors. slightly dam
aged. $3.50 each; were $11.5O.
:, Big Four Wagons, substantially
built, slightly damaged. $7.45
each; were SEAS.
Toy Autos. rubber-tired
wheels, finished in blue and
white, slightly damaged. 1915
each; were $I5.
Large Toy Autos. racer
model, in bright red, yellow and
black stripes: large rubber-tired
Z wheels. $12 each; were S1S.
6 Shoof1ys. finished in bright
colors, horse on each side, cor
duroy cushion. $3.50 each;
were IS.
63 Learn Quick Alphabets.
splendid for little ones just learn
ing their letters. can also be used
as a puzzle. 2Sc each; were 81.
Toy Store, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-05

IS pieces Mems Winter
weight Balbriggan Underwear,
shirts sizes "a to 46; drawers
sizes 40, AZ, A, 46. 81 garment;
were s..
81 pieces Mems NJ d ium-
weight Natural Gray Wool and
Cotton Mixed Underwear, shirts
size 50; drawers sizes "a, So. 50.
AZ. s. garment; were $3.50.
u pairs Mems All-wool Eng
lish Make Golf Stockings,
brown, gray and green. turn
over tops, sizes 91z. 10. 101z. 1lH.
S225 pair; were $3.50 and S..
80 pairs Mems Medium-w weight
Cashmere Socks, double soles,
toes and heels, black and green
mixed, size 1011. 3 pairs for 81;
were 75c pair.
IS Suits Mems Soft-fnish
White Cambria Pajamas. "
neck, frog trimmed, small, me
dunn and large sizes. $1.65 suit;
were s..
Mems Furnishings Section. First d
Evening star., 1922-01-05

Haviland China Decorated
Chop Plate. $2.95 each; was
F4.75.
Decorated Haviland China
Sauce Boat on tray. $3.9S. was SO.
Decorated Haviland China
Mayonnaise Bowls on trays. $1.2S
each; were $3.50.
l Decorated Haviland China
Covered Butter Dish. $1.05, was
Haviland China Meat Dish.
$1.25, was $2.5O. .
1 Decorated Haviland China
12-inch Meat Dish. $1.75, was
$3.95.
/ Decorated Haviland China
14-inch Meat Dish. 1915, was
s5.8J.
Decorated Haviland China
Hot Cake Dish. $3.50. was $3.50.
Q Decorated Imported Fruit or
Salad Bowls. &1.B5, was 1895.
1 Decorated China Tea Ball
Tea Pot, $3.50, was IS.
6 Decorated Imported China
Sugar and Cream Sets. SOC each;
were S1.2G.
Decorated Individual Tea
Pots, soc each; were $1.35.
8 Decorated Tea Pots. csc each;
were $1.65.
Plates. 25c each; were SOC.
q Decorated Porcelain Open
Vegetable Dishes. 4Sc each; were
7Scs
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Children's Stamped
Dresses Reduced

~ Lawn Dresses, sizes 2, 3, 4
years. $1.2J each: were 81.
IA Lawn Dresses. tucked and
lace trimmed: sizes l and
years. S1..5 each; were $3.50.
Is Striped Dimity Dresses,
sizes l to 4 years. $3.50 each;
were $4.OO.
9 Rep Dresses. size 2 years.
Csc each, were 81.
Z Rep Dresses, sizes to
years. S1.35 each; were $2.25.
10 Rep Coats. sizes 2 to
years. $3 each; were $3.50.
Cnbleached RomperS, size 4.
s1.25 each; were 81.
s White Rompers. size 2. 81
each; were $1.75.
10 Pink and Blue Organdy
Dresses. sizes to years. $2.25
each; were $3.50.
Art Embroidery Section. Second floor
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~ Imported Decorated China
Comb and Brush Trays. 35c each;
were 81.
12 Decorated English Porcelain
Individual Butter Plates. 1Oc
each; were 25c.
.12 Richly Decorated English
Porcelain After Dinner Coffee
Cups and Saucers. SOC each;
were soc.
IL Richly Decorated English
Porcelain Dinner Plates. 75c each,
were $3.50.
5 Imported Decorated Bud
Vases. 25c each; were $1.5O.
2 Hand-decorated Imported
Vases. II each; were 8.
Large Size Decorated I'M
ported Vase. 1895. was &6.0S.
1 Decorated Rose Bowl. &1.05,
was &3.85.
Fulper Pottery Decorated.
Handled Vase. slightly imperfect.
$4.95, was $3.50.
Richly Colored Pottery
Candle Lamps. $3.05 each, were
Decorated English Porcelain
Covered Dishes. 06c each, were
Decorated English Porcelain
Meat Dishes. csc each, were -.
1 Richly Decorated English
& Porcelain ell IN Fruit DISH. s2.ss'
China Section, Fifth floor.
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$50 Remnants of
Cotton Dress Goods

IL to Yard Lengths
32-inch Gingham. 8Oc yard;
was sJc.
32-inch Gingham. SOC yard;
WAS :SSc.
32-inch kiddie Cloth. 3Oc yard;
wns 3Sc.
36-inch Percale, Zoe yard; was
:.Sc.
32-inch Serpentine Crepe. Soc
yard: was :sSc.
30-inch japanese Crepe. Soc
yard: was 45c.
36inch Batiste Lawn. 3Oc
yard; was 3Sc.
36-inch Printed Lawn. 2Oc
yard: was 2Sc.
Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second
floor
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BOYS AppareL

25 Small Boys Hats, suit
able for boys 3 to 6 years
several styles in black, navy
and brown velvet. also a few
cloth hats. 95c each; were
$3.50 to $4.06.
Is Roys' Wooden Knicker-
booker Suits, broken lots from
our higher grades-heavy and
medium weight models; sizes
9. 10, II, i2. -. II, IS years
only. 1915 each; were so
and S25.
4 Long Overcoats, double
breasted models. exceptionally
good fabrics and tailoring:
sizes IA and IS years. 1915
each; were $2J.
Boys Section. Fourth floor.
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kinlOnOS and
Bath Robes

9 Japanese Cotton Crepe
Kimonos. embroidered, in
pink. blue and lavender. $1.95
each; were $3.50.
10 Pink Japanese Cotton Crepe
Kimonos. embroidered in blue
birds. $2.05 each; were So.
90 Blanket Robes, with or
without collar. cord girdle, con-
ventional designs in pink and
rose. $3.45 each; were IS and 80.
kimono Section. Third fo9r.
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BlingaIO,u Aprons

II Bungalow Aprons. striped
and figured percale. varied styles.
some with elastic belt, pockets
and white organdy collars, sizes
&c to AZ. S1.35 each; were 81.
IL Cooking Sets, apron and
cap, of white lawn, with V neck
and long sleeves, fastened down
back. cap in Dutch style, size
II, IA. 1G. S1.5O each; were 81.
Z Nurses Bibs, made of cam
bric I5c each; were soc.
House Dress and Apron Section, Third
floor
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Millinery

81 Trimmed Hats and Hat
ters Plush Sailors, $1.86 each;
were $3.50 TO $12.5O.
The sailors are plain or with
beaver, facing, in black, brown.
navy and red. The trimmed
hats are mostly small shapes,
kind styles.
12 Scarf and Tam Sets. OF
brushed wool and camelshair;
plain colors and plaid combi-
nations. $3.50 each; were SO.
Evening star., 1922-01-05
McDougaN Kitchen
Cabinets Reduced

. Mt Sc0.25 each; were $3.50
= Mt &31 so each; were SS3
Plain Drop-leaf Kitchen
Tables Special, $3.50 each.
6 White Porcelain-top Cabinet
Tables. Special. $3.50.
lot of Kitchen Ware. greatly
reduced - consisting of pans.
cooking utensils, odds and ends
and great variety of small
items; some slightly damaged,
others perfect.
Houseware Section, Fifth floor.
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Trimmings Reduced

T. White Feather Tips, 81 each;
were S2-2j.
10 yards Black and Steel
Banding. 4-inch width. 81, WAS 81.
IL yards Black and Henna
Braid, 4-inch width. 9Oc, was
$1.68.
Ia yards Brown and Tan
Braid, 5-inch width. $1.:5. was
$3.1S.
l yard of 6-inch Black and
Gray Braid. 81. was SLY.
Black Beaded Blouse. SIG,
was S25.
Trimming Section. First floor.
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Special Size Apparel

Navy Poiret Twill Tailored
Suit. braid trimmed, size 40R.
$3.50: was $3.50.
1 Black Tricotine Suit. belt
ed model, size 441a. $3.50;
was $3.50.
Jersey Dresses, in, navy and
brown, long coat effect, with
cable stitching: sizes 401s, 421s,
461s. 5O12. $3.50 each; were
$28.SO.
5 Maternity Dresses, in black.
navy and brown taffeta, en-
broidered and beaded. $2S
each; were $40 and $45.
6 NAVY Serge Skirts, waist
measures 80, 80 and 81. %
each; were $3.50.
Srtecial Size Section, Third floor.
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Furs Reduced

3 Black Opossum Scarfs. $5
each; were $3.50.
1 Brown Fox, animal style.
$25; was $35.
1 Gray Fox, animal style.
$3.50; was $3.50.
/ Natural Raccoon Choker.
$3.50; was $15.
1 Japanese Marten Choker.
$3.50; was SIS.
1 Natural Skunk Choker.
S16.5O; was $c5.
l Black Wolf, animal style
scarf. ,&I5; WINS $22.5O.
1 Girls Dyed Muskrat Coat.
S65, was SOS.
1 Leopard Coat, 36-inch
length, Hudson seal collar and
cuffs. $3.50; wns $3.50.
Fur Section, Third floor.
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Mems Shoe Savings

Is pairs Overgater in light 81 pair; were $3.50.
IA pairs Mems Black High Shoes. Sizes g. 81 B:
6H, 6Hs sA.9 1oD. ss5s pair; s. $50
Is pairs Mems Tan Grain Brogue Oxfords Sizes g. 9H
10 B; 6s % c; 81, ~, 10 D. ssss pair; were S.
Sizes ~ A; g. 81, 8, g. 10 B. $3.95 pairs $40.
% pairs Mems Tan Calf Blucher Shoes with rubber
Sizes 6H, 9H, 10 B; 67 81, g. II
6,6H, q 9H 10. II D. s1zs pair; $50. "
pairs Mems Tan Calf English Shoes Sizes 8H o
TO- II B; g. 81. sH gz TO- II c; 61, 81z, 99, TO- II D.
$475 pair; were $780,
" EMS Shoe
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WOnien's Goats

s English Nap Cloth Coats.
medium weight, in dark colors
Mostly one-of-a-kind models.
$15 each; were $25.
13 Winter Coats of Normandy
Bolivia, several models. all
dark colors: full silk lined.
$1,000 each; were. $3.50 and
$J5.
Women's Coat Section, Third floor.
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China,1,are Greatly Reduced

II Richly English Porcelain Breakfast Plates Csc
each; sl15 ,
Richly English Porcelain Tea Plates SOC each
Csc. -.
is Richly Decorated English Porcelain Pie Plates 45c each
Richly English Porcelain Bread and Butter Plates
each; 65c
IS Richly Decorated English Porcelain Oatmeal Dishes aSc
each; 75c - 80
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Petticoats and Boomers

% Pairs Knit Boomers. ankle
length: finished with double e'as-
tic cuff. in black and navy. $3.50
pnir: were 81.
Black Wool-top jersey Petit
coats, with deep sateen f1ounce.
in regular and extra sizes. S2.o3
md S3,9S each; were 81 and 50.
Z Very Good Value Silk Petit
coats, in radium. taffeta, SATIN.
Jersey and pussywillow. Attrac-
lively embro' dered. hemstitched
and accordion pleated. in rose.
henna. white, blue and brown
s6.9S each; were $1O.5O to S1S.
potticoat Section Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-05
Millinery Workroon'
Remnants of
YeIref and Ribbon

Short lengths of high-grade
materials that have been used
in our workrooms greatly re-
duced for clearance.
IS pieces of velvet, lengths
up to 2 yards 81 to $2.SO.
1856 pieces of Ribbon, lengths
II to 3 yards. 10c to @1.5O.
Millinery Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-05
Great Reductions
on these Women's
Suits

l Embroidered Blue Moussyne
Suit. shawl collar with sash
panels; lined tangerine figured
radium. S75; was $3.50.
1 Navy Moussyne Costume
Suit. beautifully embroidered:
lined fame-colored crepe. $75;
was $3.50.
6 Fur-trimmed Suits. in duvet
de laine. with large collars of
wolf, nutria, opoSSum and geor-
gette squirrel. $30.5O each;
were $3.50 to S.5.
5 Sample suits. beautifully
tailored, in brown. taupe and
navy. $35 each; were $G5 to
$75.
4 Brown Strictly Tailored
Tricotine Suits. notch collar.
string belt; satin lined. S25
each; were $3.50.
1 Smart Riding Habit, brown
corded velvet coat, with brown
and white checked breeches,
reinforced with brown suede.
Size 36. $3.50; was $75.
1 Heavy Mixed Tweed Riding
Habit, circular coat model, with
vest. $39.5O, Sas $50.
Women's Suit Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-05
MarabOu Mufs

Taupe Marabou Muff, $3.50.
wax $3.50.
2 Taupe and Natural Marabou
Muffs, with tails, $3.50 each; were
$1O.5O.
1 Taupe Marabou Muff, $3.50.
was &12.5O.
Neckwear Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-05
. Umbrellas

Is Mems 27-inch Black Tape
edge Piece-dyed Umbrellas,
with assorted wood handles.
s2.15 each; were -.
Women's 25-inch Colored
Silk Umbrellas, in brown and
taupe. $5.25 each; were 30.
Umbrella Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-05
REFRIGERATORS
AT HALF PRICE
Porcelain and enamel

lined, oak and ash cases:
Mt x31.JO. Nns $43.
Mt $3:.5O. was x85.
Mt $3.50. was SJ7.
1 Mt $37.SO, yvns x55.
at $24, was S4S.
I mt S.4.'5. was %49.5O.
mt $1S.25, was %36.5O.
White Enamel and Porcelain
lined Steel Cases:
1 mt $3O.S5. was S61.5O.
1 mt S34.22J. was S8S.50.
1 Mt $32.25, was $84.5O.
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Girls Gingham, Dresses
SDecial. 85c each

100 Pretty Checked and Plain
Gingham Dresses, with collars.
cuffs and pocket trimmings and
dainty embroidery in contrast
ing shades. Sizes 8, 10, II.
Girls Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-05
FRIDAY IS REMNANT DAY

Remnant
1atme
tnred gthe frF friday Remnant O
phye lin oue
a
await
m1 phone
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Overnight Bags

3 Leather Travelling Cases OF
Overnight Bags. fitted with white
ivory toilet articles greatly re-
duced. lat SJ5 each; were $75.
1 Mt $40; WINS $50.
Leather Goods Section, First floor
Evening star., 1922-01-05
HANDKERCHIEFS

so dozen Women's All-linen
Hand-hemstitched H a n d kerr
chiefs. Special, 25c each.
Is dozeE Mems. c a m brio
Handkerchiefs. A-inch hens.
full size. Special, 10c each; 81
dozen.
Handkerchief Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-05
Silperirare Reduced

Z Dozen 1S47 Rogers Dinner
Forks. 81 dozen; were IS.
4 Dozen 1S47 Rogers Dessert
Spoons. 81 dozen; were $S.
3 Dozen 1847 Rogers Butter
Knives. SOC each: were 81
Silyerware Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-05
Women s
High Shoes
Reduced to
S3.65 pair

130 pairs, just a small lot.
of women's high shoes, all
from our regular stocks-but
sizes have become broken and
must he disposed of. A num-
her o; styles in black kidskin
and "alfskin. and black pat
ent leather mostly all with
Louis heels. but there are
few low heels also in the lot.
Sizes as follows: Az to 612
AAA. 4 to AA. 81. to Z a.
to 6 B, 31a to 5 c. $3.G5 pair.
Evening star., 1922-01-05

for splendid qualities.
PETTIGOATS of cambric,
nainsook and muslin; deep
f1ounces of fine embroidery,
or lace and embroidery in
sertion. S1.35.
GOWNS, made with low
and high necks and kimono
and long sleeves; daintily
trimmed with lace and en-
broidery; are fashioned of
fine nainsook. Sl.35.
SKIRT AND DRAWER
COMBINATIONS of muslin
and nainsook; neatly trim
med. $l.35.
Muslin Underwear Section, Til
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WOmen's Silk Hosiery

12 dozen pairs Women's Pure
Silk Black Hose. heavy quality:
hens slightly damaged. $3.50
pair; were $3.50.
10 dozen pairs Womea's White
Silk Hose, with silk garter hens
and Isle soles and toes; hens
slightly damaged. s: pair; were
$3.50.
20 dozen pairs Womcn's Brown
Silk Hose, Isle garter tops and
soles; hens slightly damaged. 81
pair: were $1.25.
lynnan.s Hosiery Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-05
Hemstitched
Marquisette Curtains
Special, Csc Dair

A very special value is offered
in these Hemstitched Marqui-
settle Curtains, in white and
cream colors. A good oppor-
tunity to buy for spring needs.
They are 2 l-6 yards long. Spe-
cial, Csc pair.
Curtain Section, Fifth floor
Evening star., 1922-01-05
WOmen's Wool
PrunelIa Skirts
Specially $H on
Priced, O)O

20 Wool Prunella Skirts,
gathered and pleated mod
els. Color combinations of
navy and tan, brown and
tan, black and white and
navy and gray. An excel
lent time to save on smart
skirts.
Womens Skirt Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-05
Women's Ready-to- Wear Apparel
so Smart Dresses for Women

81 smart DTeSSeS JOT women
Reduced to $3.50; We're $29.5O to $40
Incomplete sizes and color assortments, in dresses
remaining after our Christmas sale of last week
Included are tricotnes Poret twis trcoette Canton
CREPE wool jersey silk nets radium tafeta, georgette
and lace STYLES for daytime, dinner and evening
both light and dark colors.
10 Dresses one-of-a-kind styles. in tricotne and
wool jersey in black and navy. $s75 each; were $lS7s
womens Section,
Evening star., 1922-01-05
Pink Broche Corsets, 1905
Half and Less Than Half the Regular Prices

You will have doubt of the tremendous saving the min
the quality of these More than that
waistlne models, which predominant at
this time Sizes % 80.
CorSetS Section Third hour
Evening star., 1922-01-05
Manufacturers Samples of
Silk Lingerie
Go,cns, Envelope Chen'ise,
Sets of Chemise and Step-ins,

CamisOLeS
Gowns tailored or exquisitey trimmed with hlet,
fine val aces ribbons and tiny rosebuds sleeveless and
short sleeve models.
Special, S4.95 to $7.95
Envelope Chernise. in flesh satin radium and crepe
de chine attractvey trimmed with lovely laces ribbon
strap and corset styles.
Special, $2.45 to $6.95
Camisoles, tailored or elaborately trimmed with
dainty laces strap and corset styles.
Special, $1.35 to $3.45
Sets of Chemise and Step-ins, in flesh jersey CLOTH
radum and satin, tailored, finished with picot edges
some with net insets.
Special, $4.95 to $6.95 set
Under Section floor
Evening star., 1922-01-05
January Sale
y MUSLIN UNDERGRADUATES
Specially 81 OE
Priced, lscc

nd a good opportunity for
a very low price indeed
CORSET COVERS of Main
sock, in varied lace and EN-
broidery trimmed styles, with
ribbon-run beading. $l.3S.
BLOOMERS of flesh ba-
tiste, tailored or trimmed
with dainty colored hand
embroidery and hemstitch-
ing. Sl.3S.
ENVELOPE CHEMISE,
bodice top and armhole
styles, of nainsook; prettily
trimmed with lace and en-
broidery. $1.35.
Evening star., 1922-01-05
WOmen's Rubbers
:35c Mir:. ,rere SI.25

237 pairs Women's Rubbers.
which we are offering at
great reduction for Friday
to fit Louis and Cuban heels.
and medium round toe. All
first-grade rubbers, in sizes
21a to 5. 35c pair: were x1.25.
Women's Shoe Section. Third floor
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Mrs. Burt Plling is spending the
day in Troy
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Newton are
moving from Union street to Airing
ten
Miss Susie Rogers of Saratoga is
spending a few days at her home
hers.
Miss Margaret Deyer of Brandon Is
the guest of Mrs. Charles Tlernan Of
Booth Terrace.
Miss A. G. Lang, who has been in
town for several days on business
has returned to Boston.
Born, at the Putnam Memorial hos
ptal this morning, 81 pound
daughter to Mr. and Mis-. Edward II
LyciCtt.
Miss Mary G., Clark of Old Ben.
nngton entertained number of
friends at bridge party Friday af-
ternoon
Miss Elaine Hammerstein famous
screen star, is guest at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cultivate
of Old Bennington.
Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Cunning and
family are moving today from Putnam
street to the house they purchased
some time ago on the corner of Weeks
and Putnam streets.
William j. Boivin has nearly com.
ploted new house on Weeks street.
| This is a two story tenement and
Mr. Boyin expects to be able to oc.
cupy the building by the first of Dc.
tobcr.
Hear about Russia from an Ameri.
can who recently escaped from So.
Wet Reg me government. Madam
Ponafadine speaks at high school hall
Wednesday October 4, at Sis p. m.
Tickets 1925 at Gokay's Drug stores
Miss Florence White of North Ben.
nngton was one Of the honor stud.
ents at Skidmore College, Saratoga
Springs, N. Y. This announcement
was made at the first formal chapel
service Of the year when President
Reyes read the names OF the upper.
c'assmen vino have maintained an
average OF 50 per cent. or above since
they have been at Skidmore.
Miss Elizabeth Huling, while re.
turning from Troy Friday afternoon,
saw an overturned Hudson beside
the road near Center Brunswick. 1t
appeared to have been wrecked in the
ordinary way in which some automo
bile drivers select to kill themselves
and their friends on the Troy road
IN attempting to pass another car it
rolled over and landed in tho ditch
Three people we're injured one Of
them quite badly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-23
HAILED AS LEPR0SY SPECIFIC
Scientists Making Thorough nveetIga.
ton Of the Properties Of ChauI.
moogra Oil.

Although chaulmoogra oil has been
in use for hundreds OF years by the
natives OF India In the treatment Of
leproSy, ii Is only IN recent times that
general interest has been taken In It.
Now scientists and medical men Of
various countries are studying the
chaulmoogra tree with special con-
slderatlon OF the curative properties
OF the oil and its constituents, which
already have been thoroughly exam.
lned chemically.
The United States Department Of
Agriculture has had plant explorers
in the Orient studying the true chaul-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-23

moogra and collecting the native lore
regarding the value and uses of the
oil from different related species. In
Department Bulletin 1867, THE Chaul-
moogra Tree and Some Related Spe-
cies' by Joseph #. Rock, agricultural
explorer Is collected all the recent in.
formation regarding these trees and
the oils used In the treatment OF
leprosy and some other skin diseases.
According to the bulletin some in.
yestigators accept 1t rs established
that the fatty acids of the chaulmoo-
eric series are specific in leprosy."
The modern method is to use hypo-
dernic Injections OF the estcrs pre-
parei from the peculiar fatty acids Of
the oil. which have been found 70 pos
Sess curative properties The natives
of India have been using the crude OH
In local applications or internally. and
Investigations have shown that many
Of the seeds sold for the purpose are
not of the species known 10 have cura-
i've qualities.
The author recommends that thor.
ough survey be made Of the chaul-
moogra tree and all the known species
related to It; that promising localities
be visited; that seeds be secured IN
quantities for termination and chem
zeal examination; and that samples Of
soil and specimens Of flowers fruits
and the wood be collected and pre-.
served, If plantations are to he es-
tabIishcd, he says, 1t is of the utmost
Importance to know which of the M.
merous species should he planted.
The best yielder of fruits, the largest
ffuted, and those yielding the proper
oil in largest quantity should be St.
lected.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-23
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sYMeoLlZlNG PERFUME
Features Of Greenwich Village FolIes
Monday Evening

1t is difficult TO find an eQu. yalenl
for a perfume. Perhaps a lovely girl
is the nearest approach known to the
modcrns, but when we try to phrase
an equivalent. our vocabulary runs
on the rocks, Consider the aroma
of marioram, or limette, musk or
tuberose, tonquin, sandewood. rose
mary or thyme Who can mater.
ialize the delicate sensual thrill they
afford Surely not. the literary man
with a fanfare of adjectyes, nor the
painter with all his lights and
shadows.
Yet in the second annual. all new
production Of the Greenwich Village
Follies the glittering antic which
comes to the Opera House, Monday
evening, John Murray Anderson
creator OF that exotic spectacle, has
accomplished with startling color
contrasts Ct many fabrics, costume
novelties and str king and varied
types of feminine beauty that which
has hitherto defied the most artfu
of word-painters He has symbolzed
@ perfume
There are eight perfumes in the
PEI sian Perfume Ballet in the Foil
los, Each perfume is person hed
by a girl Each girl with her natural
! color and her natural grace. the colol
and grace of the gown endeayors to
materialze that most evanescent OF
charm, the charm of rare perfume
! The setting for the ballet is black
tne hgnt from outside shades from,
lade green into lemon yellow, blend
ing on Persian tiles, and in the center
stands a glass bowl INTO which the
perfumes empty the flowers as they
approach The perfumes symb0 ized
are yiolette de parme, altar des roses
e.ange IS II and peau dorange
Niolette de parme in an unimag.n
able costume Of combination o.
parme violet, red violet, blue violet
magenta, blue, turquoise aud blac,
There is another fash in the reH
and in the lemon.ye low light mate
allies another vision, costumed II
magenta, rose, coral with silver an
b ack She is the altar des rose,
girl. The fugitive aroma OF sanda
wood is caught by 4 creation o
bronze, black and lacquer red Cyp
ress perfume. representing that aN"
cnt perfume made from cypress pits
is pictured in a mood { back s.
lime green, lemon yellow and gray
Next - ne - ma pre"
elange-elange, the white lily of the
south o1as, Ine osmDon4lA ,y.
tune Is in sheer white, SNOWY white
Perfume arete, sweet.scented sea
weed. from which is dist led the d
est of the Greek perfumes, is dream
like naiad in sea blue, green and 81
yer Next comes a girl arrayed in /;
costume of Chinese blue, lemon vel
low coral black and silver She i
the symbol of TIN. oldest of Chimes
perfumes, made from the sacrifcia
almond blossoms Last to toss he
romantic blossoms into the dstiljer
is a girl in gown of tangerin
orange, yellow orange, black gol
and lemon yellow She is pea
d orange You see there is brew
ing going on. Seats on sale at Hart,
Theatre.