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l'AUSÙ TWO
CALEDONIAN-RECORD, VEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1922
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Holìday Merchandise
A Vast Assortment at Right Prices
locs
FOR HIM
Ci pars Pipes
Razors Strops
Pocket Eooks
Tobacco Pouches
Pliiying Cards Stationory
Flashlights Lather PJrushes
Fountain Pens
Eveiharp Pencil.s
Sinet Pencils
Militar y Rrushes
FOR UER
White Ivory Goods
I (live her a Iloover this Christ
mas. The Pock Co. Si Railroad
Street. Advertisement.
George W oodvvard has been adrì-
I St.
ews
Perfumes
Manicure Sets
Stationcry
Toilet Sets
Powders
Candy Fountain Pens
Signet Pencils Brushes
Combs Soaps
Come in and see other suggestions
?7firiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiTifiiiiiiiiiiii?iii
od to the cleikiniv force at the 11.
AI. S'.ohl sture to help take care
of the Chrisl.nias tracie.
Christmas fyifts in china, Bas
kets, trays, celluloicl. Miss Helen
F. Shaw, i:i Belvidere Street.
George C. Cary. of the George
C. Cary Ms'ple Sujav company is
sbendine,- a few days in lioston and
New York belo re leavinjy for the
Pacific eoast vhere he will remain
a couple of months on business,
j On account of the fuel shortape
the Athenaeum will not be open
until ll..'ÌO a. ni. for the present,
' e.xcept un Saturday when it will
ho opèned at !l a. m. as usuai.
Ad vertisement.
CASTORIA
'oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisoim)
For Infants and Children
In Use fcr Over 30 Years
Always bews
the
Signature of1
Johnsbury friends of Mrs.
Wilbur W. Garfield were pained
to learn of her death Sunday in
her home in Barre, death beincj; due
to anaemia. Mrs. Garfield was for
some lime before her marriap,e an
entficient operator in the St.
Johnsbury telephone exchange and
is pleasantly remembered here.
She was 20 years of ape. the
dauirhter of Mr, and Mrs. Jerrv
McCarthy of Barre. The funeial
was held from the Catholic church
in Barre Tuesday morniiiK. Mrs.
Garfield is survived by her hus
bancR one son, Stuart, her mother,
Mrs. Margaret McCarthy of Barre
and three sisters.
Use the American Throat Tab
lets. Advertsement.
Members of Chamberlin Relief
Corps are asked to retnenibtr che
meeting at G. A. R. hall Thursday
evening, as there is importarli bus
iness to attend to.
Dr. V. G. Ricker is rapidly re-covering-
from his operation for ap
pendicitis and was discharged
from Brightlook Sunday.
Christmas gifts in china, bas
ket, trays, celluloid. Miss Helen
V. Shaw, Fi Belvidere St. :i i
.Alexander McDonald, !0 years
Gift
Suggestions
Shown in
Our Windows
Motor Coats
Silk Pajamas
Leather Goods y
' Mackinaws
Silk Mufflers
Cravats Unusual
Silk Hosiery
Shirt Jewelry
Smoking Coats
Wardrobe Trunks
Fancy Suspenders
Silk Armbands
Silk Shirts
Belt Buckles
Luggage
House Coats
Bath Robes
Dressing Gowns
Dress Gloves
Motor Gloves
Umbrellas
Canes
Golf Hosiery
Boys' Play Suits
Caps and Hats
Fur Caps
Toilet Sets
Ladies' Felt Slippers
Ladies' Silk Hosiery
Ladies' Silk and Wool
Hosiery'
It's nearing Christmas again,
the usuai questionsare upper
most in everybody's thoughts.
Buy your gifts for men folk
from a mans store---one that
has given careful thought to
the selection of a widevariety
of artici es favored by men.
Were showing an abundanceof merchan
dise suitable for gifts, each and every article
conforming to the same standard of quality
as our celebrated
KUPPENHEIMER
GOOD CLOTHES
The wise shoppers will select their Christ
mas tokens well in advance. Come early
f
before the streets and stores are thronged
with last minute buyers.
THE o SPOT
J
oi Lifee, a )):ttient at Brightlook the
past month, (lied Tuesday night.
The body was sent W'ednesday to
his lumie in Fabians, N. H., for
liurial.
Improved Red men atlention.
Rutilar meet:ii!: c:f Tj-ibe at Wig
wam Thurs'lay lec. 21, 1!)22.
Special tusine;s, and election of
officers for ensuin year. Re
ireshments served. Ali members
and visitine Red Men reciuo.sted to
I he prestnt. W. S. I, armai-, Sach
em. Advertisement
I Rev. C. A. Adams, convalescent
If'rcim an optiration for a)()emlicitis
tal Brightlook, left the hospital
-' j Satuì-clay and has been spendine ;i
le v (la.ys with Mrs. Adams at
Flmvoode, with their mother, Mrs.
Ifenry Fairbanks, before returninfc
ito the parsonage in Danville.
I Mrs. 10. il. Jenkins, who is era
' ployecl in the home of Charles Ross
i or' Lal'ayette Street, sutfered a
! shock Monday She is rallvinjf
slis'htly.
; Use Nazol for colds and catarrh.
Advertisemc'nt.
M. 'Sì. Tati'O of Chicai.;o arrives
Friday to sperici the holiclay with
hi... dauahters, Mrs. li. lI.Milti
iHore of Main Street and Mrs. C.
A. Miltimore of Concerei. Mr. and
Mrs. lOrnest Miltimore of Portland,
Me., are also to join the Christmas
family party at tlie home of Dr. and
Mrs. Miltimore.
Christmas tree holders The
l'c c k Co., .'!!) Railroad Street.
A ci vertisement.
Mrs. Dale S. Atwood and dauh-tei-
bave left Mrs. Moore's sanitar
ium where the bar.y was hoi-n, and
are at Itleir nome on i iinion avell
ile. Norman, the son of Dr. and
Mrs. Atwood, who has been ili is
much improved.
Mrs. Joseph Pendrih, clauM'Iiter
Hilda and son, Loren f?o Thursday
to Guildhali to spemi the holiday
season with Mr. pendrijjh. al their
lai-m home.
Ampy and Reed are selline;
Men's snow.-hoes at $7.50 to .$!.()
and Mit-.-es' sizes in Gii Tanned
Moceasins at $4. 50 to $i.0(). Ad
vertisement. Donald Sampson is at home
from Norwich University to pass
Die holidays with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. 10. Sampson.
Mrs. James G. P. Hick.s of Mt.
Pleasant Street is ili of bronchitis.
F. A. Chuloux has been called to
K.'ist Hereford, P. Q., by the death
of bis mother.
W. A. Ide is rrcoverins from a
.-c-vere attack ot tonsilitis.
Albro Hunt of estfield has
bruti vi.-itinr his mother, Mrs. IO.
(.'. Hunt, who is livinjr with her
uraiiddaug-liter, Mrs. Fred Mar
shall. Mrs. Hunt is ili with the
H-i'ip.
V. J. Swan is in 'Winsted, Conn.
on business.
A Christmas tree and social will
be held Saturday afternoon from
2 to 4 p. m. at G. A. R. hall. It is.
piven under the auspices of the
Loyal Order of Moose and the wo
meti of Moo.-ehcjart Lcj;ioii.
Honiemade ice; eream to order.
.".Oc (tH. Telephone; Woman's club
house. Advertisement.
Alberi Raymond, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. llemy Lavijrne born Sat
urday ni.uht at the home; of his
p:ticnts on St. Mary street, is the
raiidson of Mrs. S. Lavijrne of St.
John.-bury and of Mrs. Prudcmt
'ood ol Lunenburg-. Mrs.' Wood is
with her claughter, Mrs. Lavijrne.
Miss Madeline McDonald is to
speni the chool holidays at her
home in Barre, Mi.-s Helen Hvde
in Newfane and Miss Annie Suitor
in Lyndnnville.
Sale of Christmas cards, gifts,
jellies, canned goods, grapefruit
marnielade Thursday ali day. Wo
man's clubhouse 7 Cherry Street.
Advertisement.
TONIGHT
GLOBE
TONIGHT
Amey and upeci are sellini;
Men's snowshoes at .$7.51) to $!).5()
and Misses sizes in Od Tarme'
Moceasins at .?4.5() to ,$i.0O. Ad
vertisement.
Miss Loron-5 Wayo come:
Thursday from Boston to snem
the holidays at her home on Rail
road Street. Miss Mayo is a stu
dent at Boston University.
Mrs. Margaret iMosher and Miss
Alice Reed ha ve moved from
Pleasant Street to an partment at
22 Summer street.
Idehome Christmas plum puc
dings on sale at Wo'man's club
house. Advertisement.
Shei'burne Graves who is study
ing commercial advertising and art
at Pratt, Brooklyn, N. Y is with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Graves for the-two weeks' recess
from college worx. Mr. and Mrs.
Graves and their ...-on will spend
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Aliarci Graves in Lehanon, X. H.
Katherine iacOonald
IN
"The Woman's Side"
The story of a girl who chose man's weapons to. battle out
a woman's problems.
A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION
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ufli Kiticii.ram News Globe Trio Pathe New i l
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Ì BUY MEN'S GIFTS MTgg .1 I
AT A MAN'S STORE 1
I in Endless
I The Sort of Ties that a
'an BuyS '"r imse' Other
li 5Uc to SZ.UU
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li
severa! : 8
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vdy la-
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9
Twas
A yi'.ng man stood for
minute.-, watc-hing a brawny
jiressman luv'g'iiig at a he;
den box al most as widc as the
doorvvay. Prc.-ently the onlookei
approached and asked:
"Like to bave a lift'.'"
"Thanks, I would," the- other re-
lilied, ai:d for the next fi ve min
utes the two men, on opposite sides I
of the box, worked, lifted, pulfeci. j
and wheezed, bui the ob.ject of I
their attentions dici not move an j
inch. Finally the young man j
.tiaiplitencd up and said hetwceti j
pulfs:
"I dont believe we can ever
gel it out."
"(ìcrt it out?" the drayman roar- -
ed 1 in trying to get il in.
It's the pulling togcither, in the
si1 ni e direction that aceomplishes j
best l'esults. Close cooperation j
ujion the part ot everyone con
nected with a store is n'.'cessary
in ordi i' to give good service and
siitisfaction to its cu.-toniers.
We ciò everything in our power
to )i!ease and satisfy to seti ciial
itv goods to give the most for
the money to serve customers
promptly and courteously lo fili
orders by pilone if inconvenient
to shop in persoli to malte things
righi shoubì purchase prove un.-al-isi'actory
always reacly and will
ing to do our part. Thal's v.hy
jieople like to buy at Peck's.
HUNDREDS of the most
beautiful Ties we've ever
seen gifts that any man
will be proud to receive
and wear. Wonderful
creations , in Silk-and-Wool,
Pure'Silks, Import
ed Silks, Grenadines and
Knitted Ties a limitless
color and pattern var
ie ty
An Exceptional Showing
of Rkh Silk Ties J (0
he re at yvv
Other
Gift
Hints
for Men :
Bath Robes
Silk Uose
Wool Uose
loves
Sdk Shirts
Madras Shirts
Suivs and
Oveivoats
V'cdou- Hats
Mufflers
Kerchiefs
Knife-and-
Cbain Sets
Bell Buckles
Uni brellas
Sweaters
Pajama.s,
Culf Links
Tie Pins
(B. P. D. E.)
(K. of C.)
( (Mafonic)
(I. O. O. F.)
Monogram Buckles
THE PECK CO.
HARDWARE
.Railroad St. Tel. 412
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
M
JEWETT
St. Johnsbury, Vr
IfXviHVr.N PARK CI.OTH3ERS
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il
Few Suggestions
SWEATERS
KN1T CAPS
WOOL MUFFLERS
SILK MUFFLERS
WOOL HOSE
CASSIERE HOSE
WOOL LINED GLOVES
FUR LINED GLOVES
'FORD' OVERCOATS
HEAVY UNDERWEAR
C. E. BROWN
101) Eastern Avenue - St. Johnsbury, Vt.
A little out of your way, but is i)ays to walk.
: , Winter
' SP0''tS '
SKIS
The idea that skiinff is for a few experts only is a
mistaken one. It is a sport for everybotiy, men, women
and children alike somethinj? that anyone can easily
accomplish, pi'ovidinp; the proper equipment is secured
and the first trials are inade in the proper uay.
Northland Skis for the whole family. $1 to $10.50
Hariu'ss and Fittings the proper
mndinpfs ano side ìrons.
Ski Poles
kind, adjustable
$2.50
75c to $1.25
TOI50CGANS
Northland Tol)OKSn, made from selected woods
designed on scientific lines, are flexible, speedy and
straift'ht ìunnin'. Ilave aluminum fittinss, rawhide lac
inps, heavy cotton rope rail. 18 inc'iles wide from 5 to IO
feet lonji'. $.'i.OO to $12.00
SNOWSHOES -
Snowshoeinjr needs no recomemndation as a most
healthftil and faseinatinprexerci.se for old and young.
Those who wish to ì-educe avoirdupois can find no lietter
wa.v than to buy a pair of our fine Maine Model Snow
Shoes and jo to it.
Snow Shoes for the whole family.
Canada niodels
I!oth Maine and
$5.50 to $8.95
Skates, ali kinds, bo's and girls, men and women, clamp
and shoe skates, hockey sticks, packs, etc.
THE PECK CO.
M II. li. St.
HARDWARE
St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Tel. 412-M.