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THE LIONITOR, HOVELIDER 30, 1C21
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May be either physical or mental but, it. takes both kinds
to make us happy.
AND THERE IS BOTH KINDS FOR YOU
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if you wear one of our beautiful warm coats. This week
we advise you a 20 reduction in all of our
ORLEANS
O.W. Locke,
A. O. Austin,
Business Agent
LADIES' WINTER COATS
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Seal Plush Coat $26.50, now, . ... . . ..... .
Seal Plush Coat, fur trimmed, $36.50, 'now
Misses' full-length Coat, v$18.50, now .. ... .$14.80
Ladies' Suidine full-length Coat, $24.50, now .19.60
Ladies' Heather Sport Coat, fur trimmed,
$29.50, now ... .... . . . . . . . .. . . . 23.60
Ladies' Suidine Coat, fur trimmed, $29.50, now 23.60
Ladies' Brown Suidine, fur trimmed, $31.50,
now 25.20
Misses' brown Polo Cloth Coat, $22,50, now . . 18.00
Library Benefit, r-- " 1
The Book and Thimble club library
benefit at Opera Hall -Tuesday even
ing was well attended. It deserves
every encouragement in its work for
the library. The club assumes re
sponsibility for the . management of
library, affairs. The appropriations
from the town and village are turned
over to the club and the ladies raise
the necessary . balance in .. various
ways. This was one of those ways.
The New Harmony orchestra assist
ed by Mr. Potter, Mr. Sheperd and
Orleans School Notes.
Mrs. C E. Jenkins visited in
grades 2 an 4 last Wednesday.
Miss Freda . Stearns substituted in
grade 1 on Monday and Tuesday 'be
cause of the illness of Mrs. Morrison.
Sunt. Batchelder visited school on
Monday.
Pupils of grade 6 'were very glad
to welcome John Alden back to school
alter his long absence.
Oldfashioned "Pay & Lug" Price
Shredded Wheat, 2 .... v .. 25c
Sunny Corn 10c
Kellog's Flakes 10c
Armour's Flakes, 3 ........... . 25c
Purity Oats 25c
Quaker - Oats ...... 25c
Grant, Harold Green, Maurice Kit
tie, Robert, Magee, Elva Mae Jen
kins, Mary Malshuk.
Grade 3 Frances Chaffee, Ger
trude Currier, Alice Dwinell. Hilde-
Dr. Webster opened the program ! garde Sylvester, . Doris Twombly,
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x-upus wuu nau peneci attendance Mother's Oats . . . . 30c
for the fall term were: 'Itjwiv rw iu -
first At 9 Wrnl TtaiW ff. ' BuIk 0. 10 HS 45c
Baird, Irving' Clifford, Raymond
You will note that we have but a limited number
and at this price reduction they will soon go. If inter
ested, call early and inspect them.
To our Customers: We take pleasure in announcing
that we are showing the latest styles and creations in
FURS for the season 1920-1921. Our prices this year
are far below pre-war prices.
This week Friday . and Saturday, Dec,
2 and 3 we offer you SPECIAL
Walnuts 29 cents a pound
with two selections. Then followed
two songs by Miss Lothrop, accom
panied by piano and cello; violin and
clarinet duet by .Mr. Moulton and
Mr. Potter, which was encored: cello
solo by Dr. Webster with encore; vo
! cal duet by Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Kin
ney with encore; orchestra selection
: f rom "Pinafore;" cornet solo by Mr.
Domina, orchestra accompaniment,
encore; song, Miss Converse, w.ith en
core; oration, "Woman, by One of the
Se' Miss Shirley Bedell, encore;
' selection by the orchestra which
! closed the program. Mrs. , Domina,
i who presided at the piano in her us-
. a .uai emcient manner, was assisted m
o cne accompaniment by Miss Evelyn
(1 Kinney. A beautiful silk bag made
O . oy Mrs. uiarK oi vnicago was-soia at
j auction by Harry Dickens to G. J.
i Gross for $10. Homemade candy and
ice cream were sold by the ladies.
A promenade and dancing followed
I with music by the-orchestra. The
proceeds are not known at this writ
I ing but must be a good lift for the
! club and the library. The program
i reflects great credit on the commit
tee and participants.
HUNTER & POTTER
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Christmas work. According to tradition, he must ?:"circle the J
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a! this locality for the best gifts to give. There are things for JJ
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A lot of luxuries and a great many necessities! Bring your list
and let us help you check' it tip and 'fill it out: The service is
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Congregational Church Notes
Rev. R. A. Hamilton, Pastor
; The monthly teachers meeting of
j the Sunday school will be held Mon
day "evening, December 5th.. Five
classes in the secondary department
of the school have completed their
organization and are enrolled it state
i headquarters as standard classes.
They are the "Carry-on" and "Path-
finder", boys and the "Marigold,"
I "Pollyanna," and "Sunshine," girls.
In the order named the presidents
i are Roscoe Nute, Wendell Shippee,
Dorothy Porter,'. Violet Parlin and
, Geraldine Stoddard, and the teach
ers are Mr. -Hamilton, Mrs. Wallace
Shippee, Mrs. Edith Stoddard, Mrs.
C. E. Jenkins, and Mrs. W. J. Jos
lyn. The Pollyanna girls met with the
president, Violet Parlin, Tuesday
evening, November 15th. After a
social hour dainty refreshments were
served and the meeting adjourned to
meet with Betty Alden, vice presU
dent, Tuesday, November 29th. t
The' Carry-On boys gave a party
in the church vestry. Friday evening,
November 25th. Twenty-nine were
present and had a pleasant evening.
The subject for study for the Mis
sion class on Sunday evening is
"China." :. ...
The October , and November circles
of the Ladies' Aid society will give
an oyster supper , on Friday evening
of this week beginning :at . 5.30.
The Missionary society will meet
Tuesday afternoon December 6th.
The members of the W. C. T. U.fare
invited - for that meeting as guests
of. the society. fc .r .? . : s "
At. Austin's Drug Store
Greeting
Doris White. Royce Andrus. Havden
Bean, Maurice Colburn, Claire El
dridge, Keith Leavitt, Garthe Smith,
Raymond St. Peter.
Grade 4 Helenx Dudley, . Annie Kit
tle, Reta PelHtier, Katherine Wilson,
Earl Barney, Merrick Rice, Preston
Smith,' Leon Whiting.
Grade 5 Alice Chaffee, Dorothy
Currier, Rita Hardy, Madeline
Phillips, Marion Stoddard, Gordon
Clarkson, Owen Macie, Philip , Mal
shuk. Grade 6 Lenna Baird, Esther
Loveland,. Tony Ciechanowicz, ' Guy
Tripp.
The pupils of the grades and high
school were weighed this week. It
was found that during the month
there was improvement in many pu
pils who were underweight when
weighed a month ago.
We are glad to ; see Ruth Powers
able to be back at high school.
There will be a Parent-Teachers
meeting at the assembly hall of the
school building Tuesday evening, De
cember 6th. The main thought of
the evening ' will be "Health." There
will be health songs by the children,
some of the best compositions by pu
pils of the grades and two moving
pictures, "The , Man Who Learned,"
and "The Prize of Human. Lives."
A campaign for the sale of Red
Cross Christmas seals will soon be
launched through the schools. This
is the 14th annual sale of these seals.
The proceeds go to help fight tuber
culosis in Vermont.
Cream Wheat
Postum .......
Instant Postum
Buckwheat ....
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6c
Luna White Soap, 6 . . . ... . . . . '. . 25c
Lenox Soap, lg, 6 25c
Swift's. Pride Soap, 6 ...........25c
Lux, 3 pkgs. ...30c
Rinso, 4 pkgs. 25c
Palmolive, 12 cakes 95c
Cream C. Starch, 3 25c
Best Macaroni and Spaghetti,
3 pkgs. .................... 25c
Canned Corn, 2 for 25c
Cocoa, lb. ; . . . . .15c
Raisins 22c
All-round flour, .....$2.00
Squires' Heavy Back Pork ..15c lb.
Tripe 9c lb.
Salt Salmon Steak ...18c lb.
Smoked Shoulders 17c lb.
Pure Lard 15c lb.
Peanut Butter .17c lb.
Bacon Chunks 20c lb.
Birdseye Matches v. .35c pkg.
Pea Beans 93c pk.
Grape Fruit 3 for 25c
Another factory shipment. Oldfashioned Chocolates at 27 cents pound.
About a ton of tea, coffee and and tobacco at wholesale or less.
713 Pairs Gloves and Mittens at prices to move them. The best cheese money can buy at 30c pounds
Fortyeleven other bargains, hitcli right up and come down to Smiths and you will have money left
The ; UP-TO-DATE GROCERY
B. O. Smith, Proprietor m: Postoff ice Square Orleans, Vt.
Methodist Episcopal Church Notos
Clarence D- Pierc. Tastoi "
' . Sunday services.
Morning worship 10.30 o'clock.
- Sunday school at 12 o'clock.
Evening1 gospel service at 7.30.
About 50 young: people are expect
ed to sit down tp a venison-pie sup
per given by the pastor's class at the
church vestry this evening. A lit
erary and musical program will be
given followed by the annual busi
ness meeting and election of officers
and committees.
There will be regular services on
Sunday morning and in the evening
a special service .will be arranged
in the interests of the young people
of the church.
The Boy Scouts ! of the patrols
which Mr. Pierce is? to direct are re
quested to meet him at the Methodist
church' vestry Wednesday evening,
December 7th at 7 o'clock. The fol
lowing scouts are invited to attend:
Raymond Baraw, Wendell Shippee,
Mark 'Pierce, Reginald Hardie, Wel
lington Stevens, Ivan Jenness, Fred
die Brown, Mark 'Richardson; Harold
Labounty, , Glenn fMetcalf, Roscoe
Nute, Carroll Ranvidell, Carl Dudley,
Gerald Culler.
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A better assortment of better cards has been our claim
ever since cards became popular for Christmas and New Year.
Our cards are now on display and we want you to see them
even though you do not care to buy. ..v ... :
Displayed so you can read the sentiments and plainly )
marked at35c, 25c, 15c, 10c, 5c, 3c and ic: ; ; v " .
Religeoiis Sympathy-Regular Comic : :;
Be sure to see the Vermont Cards just the thing to send to;
friends outside the state. -
Near the
Bridge
TJi&
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ORLEANS
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Development of
Banking Facilities
- The Central Savings Bank &
Trust Co. has developed bank
ing facilities to a high degree
of efficiency for the require
ments of its customers. New
accounts are invited.
Sayings Bank
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If you Wish to save money ph Cotton- Goods ;
buy now, buy ' what you are obliged to have ?
from somebody, all cotton goods are sure to go
higher.'
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Give Practical Gifts
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assures your sausiacuon.
. Slip your feet into a pair of our slippers.
Powhatan Indian Moccasins . . .... . . . . .$1.75-$2.75
Deerskin Moccasins V. . : . . . ... ...... .... $2.25-$3.25
Buckskin Moccasins . ..... . . . . . $2.50-$3.50
Felt Slippers (all sizes) . ... .$1.50-$2.75
Men's Mufflers, always acceptable gifts, in various
colors and patterns .$1.50-$3.50
SHIRTS
A full line of men's Dress Shirts, and no man v ever has
too many. A gift that lasts long and shows discrimina
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NECKTIES
No holiday is complete without a new necktie, it's the
part of a man's clothes that's mostf talked -about. ... We
have some that speak for theinselves. ";
SWEATERS
Men, women, boys, girls, all Wear-sweaters and all want
sweaters that wear. We have them.
HEAVY MOCCASINS
Palmers Oil Tan Moccasins for snow-shoeing. Every
body needs them. ' . y
SHOES
M Why not give shoes as a useful gift. It shows forethought
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anu a irue appreciation 01 tne unristmas spirit.
There are many friends to remember and only in
expensive gifts will do.
Arm Band and Gaiter Combinations ; . .
' ; ' Whip Ties: in ' Xmas boxes
. : Suspenders and Belts , - , : r-. : .
Everything that anyone might need or want for Xmas
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Our Christmas gift will be a good quality clothes
brush with every $5.00 purchase.
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Cheap clothes wearing materials
and making- -are usually costly;
to you We cant afford to sell them
Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
are best for us to sell because
they're best for you to buy
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They're tailored right Fine all
wool fabrics. , The styles are right
Prices low for quality :'
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We still have a lot of those shoes we are closing
;0ut at a; very low price. Men's and boy si heavy
Rubbers of all kinds.; Men's, Ladies' and Children's
Oil Tan Moccasins, just the thing for work, play or
sport use, light, water tight end wear proof.
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ORLEANS
Mrs. CarrolV Green has been on the
sick list. t'. .
Paul French was home from U. V.
M.v' for Thanksgiving.' '
;&iss Persis Lyon is nursing at Mr.
frudeau's at Coventry. , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hardy spent the
week-end at North Troy.
Dean- Mathews had' a N. E. tel
ephone installed Tuesday.
Miss Kate Stevens spent last week
with her father in Woods ville.
Mrs. . L. E. Spafford of Barnet is
visiting old friends in Orleans.
Harold Domina spent the week-end
with his people at Montgomery.
. Mrs. Maud Vance, nurse,, of Al
bany i3 caring for Arthur Gilmour.
David Boyle of Springfield, Mass.,
spent Thanksgiving at F. A. Grow's.
Dr. J. F. Wright spent Thanksgiv
ing with his son, Fred, at Woodsville.
x W "R. Lponard has a "new furnacei
installed by the Whipple-Gonverset
Co. ' -
Mrs. , Selina Sylvester of Lowell is
stopping with her son; . W. A. byive3
ter. ' '
Philemon Lodge of K. P. confer the
'rank of esquire this Wednesday-even
ing.
II. C. Bassett recent spent three
weeks with his son, Wesley, at Cook
ville. '
Harry Cameron was home' from
Hanover . for the Thanksgiving re
cess. Mrs. Sarah Brockway of Burke is
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. W. C.
Twombly.' .
The fancy-work sale of the Pythian
Sisters ; is' postponed . from December
8th to 12th.
Mrs. A. O. Austin and daughter,
Frances, returned from Natick, Mass.
Monday night. -
Mrs. Annie Going of Burke spent
Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs.
E. Z. Jenness.
Mrs. Jennie Hennessy has returned
from several weeks' stay in Boston
! and W6rcester.
Mrs. E. L. Pierce of Hartford
spent last week witih her sister,
Mrs. G. J. Sheperd.
m i Miss Evelyn Blackburn of St.
si Johnsbury spent Thanksgiving with
m Mrs. Myrtie Perley.
fa, The Canadian Circle will meet with
fel ' Mrs. F. M. Brown on South street
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Gossard Corsets
, It is not a question of corsets, with women who think for
themselves. It is a question of the . ;right type of corsetry to
best express their personality. . We offer an unpsual and un
equalled Gossard Corset.
Through Dec. and Jan. there will be a Gossard Sale it will
be worth your while to look at them.
Dec. 3, Special for Saturday, Dec. 3
. 30 Coats at y2 their regular price.
E. L. BASSETT
Orleans. S 7 Main Street Vermont
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Price reduced to $12.00.
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ORLEANS,
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