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The Evening Caledonian-Record
MONDA Y-. 1
AUGUST 23, 1920
CLE ARANCE SALE
of ali
SUMMER MERCHANDISE
(Eaootoe
ARMENT ROOM
WasC Dresses: Ali Voile
GingHm and Poplin
Dresses are price d in
three lots. S70, : 58.50,,
$12.50, formerly sold at
$10.95 to $22.50. :
Bathing Suitsr'All IWool
best quality, were $8.95
to $12.50.
Your choice at $7.50
Coats and Suitsr Oh
yes, we have a few ex
ceptional values at bard
ly the price of the ma
terial. 1
House Dresses: 75
House Dresses in one lot
any size at $o. 19
less than the price of
the material. W
Voiles, Organdies, Muslins, ali that soldi for $1.00 or
less ' i 19cents
$1.98 and $2.50 qualities -M ' at 98 cents
These and many others at this final fi ale.
Shirt Waists: f Silk
Waists, striped,' Silks,
Georgettes, Cre pe De
Chines, were .'f 7.95 to
$10.00 now $4.95
Silk Waists th.- it sold f or
$6.95 now $3.95
Smocks of Voile Piques,
Ducks and Poplin, were
$3.95 to $4.95 now $2.95
Voile Waists -vere $1.98
$2,19 ' . ' now. $1.49
Children's H ats, Straw,
Piqué and F oplin, prao
tically half jprice.
Sweaters, 0 Slipons
made of Wcol and Silk.
Your cr ioif.e at $5.93
LEACH & WATERMAN
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REX BEA CH'S
Treniendous Drama of Alaska
The
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with Kay Laurell & Russell Simpson
McGill Avenges the Honor of His Home
LOVE, SIN, AMBITION AND THE LAW
THE NORTH
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OF
"HIDDEN DANGERS," Episode 1
A Scnsational, Scientific Jekyll-Hyde Serial
SPECIAL ON VVHITE DRESSES
made of Organdie and Voiles.
Regular price $12.50 to $35.00.
Sale price $5.75 to $16.75
BTORE OPEN ALL DAY V.'EDNESDAY
THE BERRY-BALL DRY GOODS CO.
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St. Johnsbury Locals
Cartoon-Comedy "ONE ROUND JEFF
Incidental xMusic: THE GLOBE ORCHESTRA
Vose Piano uscii Sold by L. K. Harvey, Passumpsic, Vermont
his homo in
visit ,at his
ST. JOHNSBURY
Ijocal News
E vant you to know thtft yiu i
Checking Account will be u elcome
here.
We are constantly adeing new names $
to our list of depositors, and we want 1
YOUR name. 1
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' ST. JOHNSBURY LOCAL
Leroy S. Long has been durine
t he pa.à week attendine the National
Doublé Championship held by the
United States Lawn Tennis Associa-
tion at I-onRAvood Cricket Club,
Chestnut lì ili, Mass.
Dr. and '.Mrs. Alex T. Riicelow of
Scabreezo, '.Via., are visitinj- Mr. ami
Mrs.' E. N. Randall.
Miss Aliene Gilnian visited friend
in NVwport Sunday.
lrvintf Davison has accepte l a po
sition at the Cross bakery'.
.Miss Elizabeth Galbraith of this
piace and Mi. and Mrs. W. il. Gal
nr.iith oi LaneasttT spent Sunday
with theii ìHothei Mrs. Annie Gal
braitii, at Barnet. è
Mi. and Mi... Amos W. Scott was
called to Burlington Monday by the
ileath of Mrs. Gould who (lied very
sudde.'ily at her home there. Mrs.
(iould was Mrs. Scott's sister-indaw.
Mrs. Walter Snow and daughter,
Ku'.h, of Worcester, Mass., are
ut'sts of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin W.
Flint.
M:. and Mrs. Frank Swett and
son, George oi North Danville visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. George Swett Sun-dav.
Suivlr.y. Miss Varice is ili with ty
phoid fi ver at Brightlook hospital.
E'.lum (juifielil spent Sun-Iay in
Burlington.
D.vid E. Portei, Esj., and Elmer
E. l:oy returned home Fridav night
from Barton where lne attended a
hcai'np, before Iloti. F. G. Fleetwood j
oi Morrisville.
Ei'.win A. C'ook, refeiee in bank- '
ri'.pt . , liel'l a nearinK m ine ca.-.e
ot Kav M. Smith, Saturday at the
faw oiìire of Guy W. Hill.
hvlue O.-iai C. W'oodrut" and
HisiTin Walter. Ponuty Sherilf, of
Wcs' Burke weie in town on business
SatU'-day.
Bvron l. Smith of Passumpsic and
A. 1'. GiLon of East Buiko weie
alno the deputy sherifTs in St.
Jhi-burv Satu!'da.
M. . and Mrs. G'-ortfc F. Winch of
j Mclndoo Falls were at Guy W. II ili-;
ì Siin '.r,.
I V . ani Mrs. Albert Watton of
I Kj'rr-irfield, Mass., huve been vi-ili:ii.r
In; ::n v town.
ani Mrs. Fred Flint and
Mabel Flint spent Sunday at
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The GCOUT
Price
$9.00
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Miss Maiian Stanton of N'orth
, . . .
n.ir.vdle 1-; spenriin"- the week with M
liei sister, Miss Anna Stanton. Mi
M.. and Mrs. Chailes Drew- ami i Faille e Lake.
two rhildrcn of North Danville vi: it- ?.!.. and Mrs. Charles Flint of
ed Mrs. Drew'.s parents. Mi. and t Tuka, Okla., who have beea bere vis
Mr.. Charles Anderson, Sunday. iiiny Kis parents, Mi. and Mrs.
Frank E. Cobleih of Lyndonville i Charles G. F lint are s)ending the
was a bu-iness visitor in St.. Johr.s-1 week in New Brunswick visitine
bury, Saturday. 1 j trif iids.
Mi. and Mrs. V. V. Vancc visited; T.Irs. Marion Speare of Woodstock
the ir dauplitei, Miss Hazel Vance, i is hi re visitintr, ber relatives.
Mis. Henry E. Courscesne is
boni-' from' a visit at the Summit
Ilou.-e.
M-. and Mrs. E. Baiijuin and the
Missis Sealey were in Sherbrooke
Sun'i.iy.
Hobert DeN'are of East Pepperill,
Mass., is here visitine relatives.
M,. nnd Mrs. Tracy Buswell and
daujrhter, Ruth, of Boston, and Mr.
and Mrs. E. P. Hamilton gf Mont
pelie; ypent Sundav at the home of
Mi. and Mrs. E. S. 'Buswell of South
M;,i" Street.
II. II. Eldridtfc is spendine at week
at Chatam, Mass.
A Toe Alwavs tn Stvle
AnlOld-Fashioned Sole
Here's a shoe that's a regular fellow, comfort
able, easy to get along with. . That high toe is a
style many thinking men swear by, never let go
out of fashion. The life of a shoe is in its sole.
This sole was oak-tanned in the slow, thorough,
old-fashioned way by the makers themselves. It
wears like iron. Only the upper will outwear it.
Drop in. See what a perfect Walk-Over fit wc
have for you at this popular price.
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Your Home is Your Palace
COMMUNITY SILVER
has the quality and character that
betìts a Palace. As no palace is
equal to your home it is just the sil
rer to buy for Your Own Home.
Wc carry a complete line.
CHAS. H. HOWE
Jeweler
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
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Yes, thcy'rc frssh
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AMEY & REED
Where Shocs are Fitted
M
We get a supply of
Lowney's Cliocolate3
direct from the big fac
tory every week.
No matter what assort
ment you prefer, we al
ways have Lowney's
ready for you "just
right to eat."
"Treat with a package
of Lowney's tonight."
FRENCII & EEAN CO.
Wholesale Distribiftors
St. Johnsbury, Vt. i
C iri Green returns to
Utah this week after a
old home. I
Miss Marcie Clifford is home from (
a week's visit with her nrandfather,
Benjamin F. Clifford. The lattcr is in'
his Si'ith year and lives at the home
of William Clifford in North Dan- ;
ville. I
Miss Lila F., dauphter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles J. Gilfillun, was married
ast week to Edward . IS'ealanrt.
The w'edilinji occurre 1 at Norwich
and the couple were married by Rev.
Herbert DixDii.
Mrs. Cour.-chene returned Satur
day from a two weeks' visit at Sum
mit, Mt. Washinrton.
Mrs. Frank Simpson and son re
turned Saturday from spendine a few
davs at Swanton.
Mi. and Mrs. Cari D. Hovey and
daimhter, Holen, are away on a va
cation which will include a visit to
the Whito Mountains, Portland and
Old Orcbard Bearli.
Carlyle Wilkie has returned to
Haitford. Ct., a"ter a visit of two
ecks with his narents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gcsrtre C. Wilkie at No. 8 Summer
St.
Frank Roberts, who has been
work'nsr at William Clifford's at
North Danville, has f.nished there
an 1 has accepted a position at Rum
nry, N. H., and lcavcs soon for that
town.
Mrs. Mar Robie of Tampa, Fla.,
is spendine' a few days with Mrs.
Jatnes A. Impey.
Mifò Eillian Gilfillan who h:is been
visitir.K Mr. ami Mrs. Charles E.
Peck, left Mindav on ber journey
l o.r.e to Cedar Rupids, Iowa.
Harry Scott is assistimi: in F. A.
Scott's Riocery store while Mr. and
Mrs. Lindol M. Scott are on a motor
tri.
Di. 1ale S. Atwocd was in Barton
on business Monday.
Mi. and Mrs. Myron E. Smith
spent Sundi'v with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Smith, in Barnct.
Mrs. Frank H. Philburt of Essex
Junction is assistili;; in the office of
the Louiree & Smvthe store rlurinp:
the absence of Miss Jeanette Parks
on a two weeks' vacation.
Mrs. David E. Harriman and son,
David of Sprin-rfirld, Ma s.. are vis
itine her mother. Mrs. O. S. Abbott.
James Fiteh and Wilmer l'iteli
and Mrs. Clara Filmare or Moires,
New York, Dr. and Mrs. Bailey of
Plattsburu- are pfuests of Dr. and Mrs
W. B. Fiteh on Mai.'. Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar M. Cummincs
and daughtei, ioiis, and Mr. and
Mrs. James A. Impey mo'sred to Mi
lan, N. H., Sunday to vis:. Mr. Cum
minsrs' mother. Mrs. Cumir.inirs and
Doris remained there a few days'
visit.
Twenty-f.ve mcmbeis of Moose
River Encampment wne in Island
Pond S:itui(iav nikrht tj wo.k the
lleR-rce for Ross E.ieamimient of Is
land Pond.
Mrs. John Canty is visitn" relatives
in .Morrisville.
Mrs. Frank Reed h
week in New hondon,
Mrs. L. F. Smith i
week at Lake Morey.
Mi. and Mrs. A. W
Sunday in Hardwick.
Chailes Wriht ani mother, Mrs.
Jane Y right, visited in Passumpsic,
Sunday.
Miss Loia Yaiwy of the Red
CroiA has returned from her vaca
tion. The office in the ai mory is open
acain in tlv moi nin?, Thursday eve
nin from 7 to 8 o 'clock and other
times by appointment.
Miss Madeline Baril of Barre for
merly of this place was opcrated on
Saturday morning at the St. Johns
bury Hospital.
Don'i foiRet the bi corn supper
at the Methodist cliurch Friday,
Sent. 10, at 6 o'clock. adv.
Miss Bernice Grejroiy is visitili in
Derby and Derby Line.
The St. JDhnsbury Band started
to pive their concert as advertised in
Court House S(iiarc Sunday after
noon, but the rain coiii)elled them
to close before their "ìogram had
been compieteti. Owini to inclenient
weather the attendance was lipl
The men (-creameli with horror.
Fot' behind the iloor they saw some-
thinj? that robbed them of specch, a
namelcss terror that chilled their
blood. What was it? Well, thnt
would be tellina. It's ali in the pie
ture. "Behind the Door" is the title.
Thomas H. Ince has produced it as
a Paramount-Artcraft Picture, with
Hobart Bosworth starrine;. "Behind
the Door" will keep you on the edge
of your seat durinp the entire show
inj;. And you'll be as surprised us
anyone at the amazins finish. Jt's a
bis picture; one you don't want to
miss, one of the real treats of the sea
son. It's at the Flease-U today and
tomorrow. , .
1.
FLEASE. y-THEATRE
Today and Tomorrow
THOMAS H. INCE, Piescnts
The Paramount-Artcraft Special
WITH
HOBART BOSWORTH and JANE NOVAK
Picturized fr'om the Smashing Story by
Gouveneur Morris
A treniendous, virile, thrilling he-man tale of
adventure, love, vengeancc and romance
ONE OF THE BIG TREATS OF THE YEAR!
Sixth Episode Jack Dempsey in
"DARE DEVIL JACK"
PATHE NEWS
ST. JOHNSBURY LOCALS
There will be a lawn party at St.
Aloysius church, Thursday, August
2(5, afternoon and evening. adv
Mrs. Alice Gosselin has returned to
PawtuckettR. L, after spendine her
vacation here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Liberty.
Mrs. H. F. Moulton of Burlington
and Miss Ruth Moulton of Middle
bury College, who have been visitine
at A. H. Gregory's, have returned
home to Derby.
Mrs. Earl Gowan and son, Donald,
of I.ynn, Mass., are visitine at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Bagley.
It is no uncommon sip;ht to see cars
from half a dozen states parked in
I front ot the St. Johnsbury House
1 at noon or ei'.rly evenin"- and one day
last week there were cars there from
Virginia, California, Alabama, Mich
igan and Ohio at the sanie time.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bonnett of
Somerville, Mass., are visiting in
Vermont this week and spent Sunday
at the home of W. J. Holloway.
John B. Brodien was a visitor in
Newport Sunday.
Miss Pearl Kcenan, who has been
ÌMti) f latives here and in Croton
lie ! rea weeks, left, Saturday
;'-. wi ier journey home to Spart
anburg, S. C.
Rev. W. A. Sendee of Key Port, N.
J., is a pruest at Mrs. Annie Gal
braith's, at Barnet.
snending the
Coli!.
, spendine the
. Barney spent
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