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CÀLEDON1AN-RECORL) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1920
BftNI F 'ifcf' iiZ"
IAKE LOUISE 'ah. :
J3LAN for glorious September days in the ijJJìSSJ
wonderful Canadian PaciHc Rockies. Metro-
politali hotels set in the midst o snow-capped BL .'"S!" a f
mountain peaks and valleys of flowera. Lakes Vfcr-
of cmerald Rrcen, water-falla end glaciers, ali iiV""
in bcwildering splendor.
At Banff Spring Hotel A mile-hii;h Rolf l "v
course, tennis courts, tally-hos and mountain
ponies; At Chateau Lnke Louise Alpine climb- j
ing, coaching, motorìng, boatins, tiiiing. I
Cali or turile for Tour C I
CANADIAN PACinC RAILWAY VC""-
L. R. H ART, General Agent. il -tipr-- tr4
Passengtr Dcpt., j X gTJ 'i'Bjf.f:i-t.: f O
332 Washington Street, -'JBlrl'" WAK " B'IlX
Boston 9 Mass. Cgg I H j jjj'l' 'j.j
Who Owns an Auto
mobile and Doesn't
Use Globe Tires?
Only those who have never tried a Globcl
Wc hr.vc nevcr known a motonst to
chance from a Globe hand-made.wrappcd-
tread tire to an ordinary tire.
The intrlligcnt motorist "sticks" to the
Globe, even though it costs him a trifle
more to buy. He knows from expericnce
that the Globe reduces the ultimate cost
per mile, He knows that the Globe is
the most economica! tire to ride on. ; !
That is why Globe users recommend
the Globe hand-made, wrapped-tread tire
to their friends a3 the longest-mileage tire
ever made,
is Your Automobile "Globe-Shod" ? ,
Made b9 GLOBE RUBBER TIPE MFG. CO,
New York Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphla
Boston Trenton
HAND-MADE
WRAPPED-TREAD
CUXRAXTEED 8OOO MILES
I AB RJC TIKtS 6000 MILES
For Sale Used Cars
At reasonable prices. Also ali guaranteed tires. Ali oils
and greases at the lowest prices
H. DOLGIN
Tel. 53731, 537J.
SO Portland Street St. Johnsbury, t
$4000 IN ATTRACTIONS
$2000 In Horse Races
..LANCASTER FAIR..
September 7, 8, 9 and 1 0
LANCASTER JpAIR
Two cars leave daily on
Wednesday and Thursday
Start at S A. M. froin my garage. Rcturning after
the races.
Round Trip $3,00
One car daily to Darton Fair tf it is loaded.
Price $3.00
C. E. HOPKINS
Railroad Street Phonc 703 St. Johnsbury
iLct Us Wirc Your Home for
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
Cali G1W-M
RELIANCE ELECTRIC CO.
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
S. R. CARTER
F. B. KERR
CONCORD
The .social committec of the Uni
ver.sali.st church for the month of
September are Mrs. E. D. Lee, Mrs,
F. W. Chapman, Mrs. W. IVWillis,
.Mrs. li. N. Southworth, Miss Edith
Hutchinson
The Ladies' Benevolent society of
the Methodist church will hold their
unnuul ale, Wodncsday afternoon
and evening, November 3 with the
l'ollowing committees in charme, Sup
per, Mrs. J. R. Ralston, Mrs. llelen
1'. lionnett, Mrs. P. S. Woodbury,
Mrs. Walter Gleason, Miss Gleanet
Wheelock. Fancy Work, Miss Jcn
nie P. Ranney, Mrs. E. A. Gray, Mrs.
Fred Smith, Mrs. Dewey Smith. Ice
cre.un, Mrs. O. W. Baker, Alban
Baker, Willard Baker. Candy, Miss
Lillian Baker, Miss Pcarl Luiinie,
Mrs. T. : E. Wheaton, Mrs. G. S.
Smith. Aprons, Mrs. Geoide How
ird, Mrs. Htnrv Lee, Mrs. T. H. Os
good, Mrs. C. A. Moyse, Mrs. W.
F. Ridiards. Rumninge, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Howard, Mrs William Crof
ton, Mrs. Ira Lee. Vegetables, Mrs.
Elmer Reed, Mrs. Charles Hook,
Mrs. Arthur'! )rov.-ri. Orante trec,
Mis.scs Mary Ueed, Maggie Wilson,
Gwendolyn Hook, Giace Hull, Mil
ilred Crofton and Huldah Barbanti.
J. K. Hovey of Orleans was in
town Suturdu).
Mrs. Lucy B. Darling returned to
her home in Stoneham, Mass., M ori
li jy after beine; a "uest l'or a few
days ot Mrs. Emma West.
Miss Alice Moyse returned to her
work in Boston Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Santee of
Lyman were over Sunday gucts of
Mi. and Mrs. Fred Spaulding. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Patten and son of
Lyman wore also Ruests at the
SjiauldiiiK home.
Ivan Streeter of Watertown, Mass.,
is spendiiK two weeks' vacation with
bis narents. Mi. and Mrs. W. P.
Streeter. Miss BwUerfield of aWter
town is alno a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Streeter,
Miss Vera Streeter has returned to
Wells River after a short visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Stieeter.
Mrs. Cora Bailey, Miss Leola For
saith and Maiguerite Wheelock spent
one day the past week with Mrs.
Charles Owens and Mrs. Charles
Wark of East St. Johnsbury.
David Ramage of Cincinnati, O.,
was a fc-uest of Mrs. Malvern Cuttinir,
Mrs. Geore Stearns and daughter,
llelen of St. Johnsbury bave beeii
S'uests of Mr. and . Mrs E. p. Loc.
Conn., is a jruest ot ivirs. Nellie C.
Mrs. G. B. French returned Friday
from Boston wherc sne wcnt to see
her ntpliew, btiwurd iceed, who id in
r. serious condition.
JMr. and Mrs. alter Gleason bave
returned l'ioni their weddin- trip.
't he social comnnttee ot the L. B.
society oi ihe Methodist ebuch for
September are Miss Jennie Ranney,
i'.iis. Elmer Reed, Mrs. Charles Ho
ward and Mrs. William Ciottoli.
Orville Platt ol: St. Johnsbury
spent Sunday with Mrs, Platt at the
home ot her niother, Mrs. Minnie
Williams. .
M:. and Mrs. Iliram W'ood nave
i1. partv Saturili'- eveniiv; in honor
ol the 17th birthday of Herbert
Wood.
Mrs. Ralph Hartshorn of Eist
Concord was the home of ber
lather, j. E. W iirren, Saturday.
Mi. and Mrs. Fied W'ood, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Wood, Mr. and Mrs.
Hirani, Herbert and Morris were in
Montpelif. reecntly.
Mrs. Charles Packer unti M'-s.
Fannie Hubbard of Whitefield, N. IL,
are gue.sts of Mi., and Mrs. Dudley
Walter. ' . .
Miss Mildred Bradshaw who hàs
spe:U the summer with her iiarents,
Mi. and Mrs. W. A. Bradshaw, lias
returned to her school work in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. May Cuniminus and dauffhtei',
Miss Co-bi. Miss Lilla Harris, Mrs.
Bagiey of Clinton, Iowa, Herbert
Carpenter of Stockholm, Cai., were
guests of Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Brad
shaw, Tuesday.
W. A. Bradshaw has soli! his fann
to John Cadrette of Connecticut.
Mi. a"d Mrs. Alfred Goodreault
are visitine m Maine.
Mr. und Mrs. Fred Spauldinp; have
been spendin; a few days with Mrs.
Spauldinpr's father, Almon Smith in
Lunenbur,.
Mrs. Herman James, who has been
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Morjj'an
for a few weeks, has returned to her
home in Bellows Falls.
Mi. and Mrs. Earl Lewis ahd chil
dren, Gaiiand and Velina, returned
from Davenport, Iowa, Sunday. Mr.
Lewis was graduated from the Col-Icr-p
of Chiropractors in that city,
Friday and will reni ai n with his
niother, Mrs. Luette Lewis, until he
decides where he will locate.
Miss Leola Forsaith has been con
finici to the house ,by illness for a
lev, days.
Miss Jennie Belden is visitine; relativo.-'
in Lyndon.
Haven Bloduett spent the vvee-. end
éftkèratórs
"COME NOW, LET US REASON TOGETHER"
Scason is fettinK late. Trices are high. Ice is scarce. Which
is the BEST one to buy. . :
LISTEN We are talking about the
"HARDER"
A full explanation will gladly be given as to the construction of
tlie: e Rcfrigcrators if you will cali.
Now, did wc say the scason is getting late?
use the 'Haider" the ycar around. Prices high.
Ice .scarce. Plenty of it. FREE pretty toon
Which is the best? HARDER.
Answer. You may
Sec our list bilow.
Hardwood (White Oak Case) finished as well as any piece of
furniture in the home. Dead air space 1U Ili i neh. Lining genuine
one-pieec .scamless Porcelian jirovision chamber. Insulation and
sheathing perfect. Hardware, .solid brass nickel piateti. Locks, au
tomatic self-Iocking. Ice raeks, Jrain pipes, everything complete.
To clean up balance of stock we will niakc the following genuine
reduction in price.
"HARDER"
No. 04:5170 lbs. Ice
No. ()5 100 lbs Ice
No. 013383 lbs. Ice
No. 022140 lbs. Ice
No. 02211 CO lbs. Ice
No. 22Ó 85 lbs. Ice
No. 0025 85 lbs. Ice
No. 0228110 lbs. Ice
HUDSON
Sca.son Price Now
$:37.00 $33.30
$53.73 $48.38
$31.25 $28.13
Scason Tricc Now
$20.28 $18.2G
$21.38 $21.05
$20.80 $24.12
$35.58 $32.03
$32.70 $20.33
l, wc will sell the above
is a
Refrigeratora at the prices naitied which
Discount of IO Per Cent.
Prices have advuneed sincc wc bougbt these and cannot be dup
licated next scason. First come, first terved.
THE PECK CO.
Special Notice
, INASMUCII AS
Monday, September 6th
IS A LEGAI HOLIDAY
Labor Day
The St. Johnsbury Banks wil be closed for the day,
but open for business in the evening as usuai.
with Mrs. Blodgett att he home of
Mrs. J Clinic Bonnett. !
C. 'C. W hite returned from Wads-1
worth, Texas, where he wcnt a short j
timo ago to live with his famiiy, but I
was otiiiged to return to Vermont on j
accou.it of his hcalth.
Frr.nk Saigeant ar.d sister, Miss
Gcncvicve are moving this week to 1
the p.ace ncia' the villagc which they
hae puicjuused lrom the Passumpsic
Savi nn:: bank. ,
Mrs. Fanny D. Cutting, who has j
spent scvcral weeks with rclutivcs
and friends in this vicinity, loft Sat-
urday to visit in Lancaster cn route
to he home in Concord, N. H.
Charles Burlock ot St. Johnsbury
is in camp at Mountain View cottage.
Mi. and Mrs. Charles Dickens,
who hae been spending some time at
Shudow.Lake on their weildin trio,
have returned to their home in Rock
port. 111.
Mrs. .Alice Danion and childrcn,
Harold and Geòrgie, of Danville are
guest s ut John Laundry's. Mrs. Wal
ter Wibb, and Elmer Welley and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Streeter and Ih ree
childrcn, Mr. and Ms. Alfred Rollins
wee Sunday guests at the Laundry
home.
Beri Gulbraith and party of East
Binici spent Sunday at Shadaw
Lakc.
Mi:s Clara Knap)), who has been
a guest of Mrs. Walter Wcbb has
returnr l to her work at Brightlook
losnilal. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Page of St.
Johnsbury Center have been guests
of Mi. and Mrs. John Laundry for a
woek.
Henry Streeter of Wprccster,
Mass., is a. guest of his brother, C. N.
Streeter. lì. V. Streeter visited at the
Streeter home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Miltimore
were guests at Green Mountain Hall
the first of the week.
Marguerite Williams who has been,
visitin" her uncle, Robert Williams
has returned to ber home in Woods
ville. Miss Addie Williams has returned
to hei work at the St. Johnsbury
House.
William Williams' family motored
to Willoughby Lake Sunday.
Clyde Crowcll, Hardie Woolbury,
W. Ò. Rochleau and C. F. Cutting
attender! Morrisville fair Wednesday.
Mi. and Mrs. Blake and son, Mrs.
Hart and Mrs. Julia Morse of Ber
lin were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Whipple, Sunday. Mrs.
Morse will spenti some time with
Mrs. Whipple.
Frank Sargeant has finished work
for William Oliver.
Mrs. Howard Day and daughter,
Ruth, of Newport, aie snending the
week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. .1. Lunnie.
Mrs. Harold Wood and children,
Sbernian pnd Shirley, who have been.
visiting relatives and friends in this
vicinity bave returned home.
Schnols in town open Tuesday,
Sent. 7.
Children's night was observed by
Concord Granae Friday riiu-ht .
F. L. Carpctite:- and .T. G. Cliap
nian we;e bus ness ilari in Mont
pelier the pa?t v.crk.
PORTLAND
CEMENT
is very scarce, due to railroad
conditions.
We Have
Several Hundred
Second Hand
Cement Blocks
in good condition
25c Each
Y'hile they last
Caldbeck - Cosgroye
Corporation
Everything in Builders
Supplies
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
SMIRT
FACTORY
We want wonien with some experience
on home sewing niachines, who will work
sleadily, to learn power machine open' i ing
on light easy work. llours 7.30 to 5.30 Sat
urday until noon.
Tauber Lipton & Co.
Tel. 710
5 Concord Avcnuc
100 UflHTED '
WE WANT MECHÀNICS AND LABORERS
of ali kinds to work in this plant. Wc also want
young men to learn to operate the different mach- -incs,
good pay whilc learning and chance for promo
tion to good paying position.
We also want women for light machine and .
bendi work. . .
E. & T. Fairbanks & Co.
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Employment Dept.
A SGHOOL NEGESSITY
Moore's Fountain Pens
NONE BETTER
Prices from ,$1.50 to $8.00
We have them. ;
The Cowles Press
PRINTERS OF EVERYTHING
Eastcrn Avcnuc St. Johnsbury, Vt.
BVBH
HELP WANTED
Men for handling lumber, manufac
turing boxes, piano parts, and ven
eer. Work from 6.45 to 5.18. , One
hour for dinner. Saturday ufternoon
olL Wages depend on the ability of
the man. Also, one Night Fireman
Wunted. Anyone interested cali and
talk it over.
THE E. L. CHANDLER COMPANY
ORLEANS, VERMONT.
Palestine Commandery, No. 5, K. T. ;
Stateri Conclave, Tuesday evening, ,
Sept. 21, at 7.30. A good attendance .
is de. -irci!.
Bernard A. Johnson,
Arthur M. Lang, Eni. Coni.
Recorder.
WE HAVE ALE THE '
New Victor Records
FOR SEPTEMBER
Size
Fd Build a World in "The Heart of a Rose," Franccs Alda 10 $1.25
La Gioconda oce di donna (Angclic oice)
Gabriella Besanzoni 10
L'Addio a Napoli (Farewell to Naples) Enrico Caruso
The Dew is Sparkling, Violili,
Villanelle (The Swallows)
Values (Anothcr Hour with Thcc)
Meditation (Glazounow) Violili
Land of Long Ago
Orientale, Violoncello
Who Can Tel! (From
Mischa Elman
A inclita Galli-Curci
Orvillc Harrold
Jascha Hcifetz
Edward Johnson
Hans Kindlcr
Apple P.lossonis") Violin
Fritz Kreisler 10
Troika cn Traincaux (In a Three-Horse Sleigh) Piano
Sergei Raehmaninoir 12
LaFavorita A tanto amor (Thou Flow'r Beloved)
Renato Zanelli 12-
Pickaninny Sleep-Soiig Lucy Isabelle Marsh 1
Danion Lucy Isabelle Marsh 10-
l'retty Kitty Kelly Charles llarrison I
Drifting Peerlesss luartet 1 10
Slow and Easy Esther Walker
What-cha Gonna Do W'hrn Therc Ain't No Jazz I
Esther Walker 10
So Long Oo-Long Fox Trot Van Eps (uartct
Lovely Sunimertinie W'altz, Josc)h C. Smith s Orchestra I IO
10-
10
PASSUMPSIC LODGE, F. & A. M. !
Ilegular coniniurication Thursday
evening, Sept. 2, at 7.30 o'iloik, forj
the dispatch of business. . i
Arthur ., Graves, W. M.1
Fred II. PolUV, ;' -,
Hold Me- Medley Fox Trot
Wond'ring Fox Trot Selvins
Conirades of the Legimi March
Who's Who in Navy Blue March
Whirlwiiid. Flule Solo
Hungarian Fantasie, Bassoon Solo William Gruner 10-
Wc'rc glad to play any numbers you'd like to bear
Palaee Trio
Nuvclty Orchestra '
Sou.-a'.s Band I
Sousa's Band '
Arthur Itrookc I
$1.2".
$1.25
$1.25
$1.75
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.75
$1.75
$1.00
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li. GOLDSTKIN ;
I" raym;; 2c for rag , for rubbrf", '
(Ì0c ' or j-.api'i', V."c l'or magazinc:, 75i: I
a 100 lb -, cast ii on. Tel. 403-W. If I
jou cai) l'il u-e you right.
BAILEY'S MUSIC ROOMS
Phonograph Dcpt.
VICTOR, EDISON AND COLUMBIA RECORDS
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