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CALEDO.MAN-RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1922
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CAP" STUBBS
Cap's Taking As Few Chances As Possible
(Copyright, VJ22, George Matt&ew A dama)
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(hai orv."aiii'.ation i entitled xclusivaly
fco the ue kit repulilicaiion of ali nvwa
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WF.DNE5PAY. DEC. 20. 1922
EDITORIAL
Th
moni
h -
IMO-
in th
citai
t
i annua! ;iv ci in-.' of.the Yer
State Gutnirc- :r IJurlinjrton
veci; li.l.- fair to be one of the
iniportr.ni atei far reaching
important
po--
ji ! --ati-r
.impili'.:'
of mole
what ève
down ih
hr-tory Oi
zation. N'i-v
milita
'ji- th.
of ali"
impo:
ili', t
liei ore have
oi lae tarm iieen
influem'e in the
i.- of th.-; farmers
la .V
t.i
r. in-.
! a.
"Olii
i.
tu ne
iiow on.
tante. Bioc, or by
the i'arniL-r is
ttie u-'ound veliere
j -jiinuL and there is
miie uiavt-1 l'iyinj-
If v,i- re:.!!y "tre to net back to'
i:oì M.alry, itone vvod'.-l be content- ì
oi io I. "-uni t!tv.v. Times chance!
i-..ii-ìiv t..o-e .ìays. W'hat was yes- j
t. r iay . fa-i aaiy !.- lo.lay's fah-j
atta toni'n" ov s matei-utl ioi i
u:ik juie. !
The Park Ave. News
Weather: Posserbly better pro-
beriy wer.se.
Spoarts: Last Sattiday Sid Hunt
ami Sani Cross offertd to leeve
eatch other punteh each other ali
their mite in the arm, Siti goiii(
ferst and puntch'iriK Sani in the
top of the mussels with hi.s nuck
els so hard that Sams ami felt
parrilized and he couldent puntch
back.
Sissiety: Mr. Persey Weever is
makinjr a cullection of a!l difFtent
size peri buttins. O pickels Persey
is my hat on s.tri:e.
Intristing Facks About Intristii.;-
Peeple: Lew Davis is the best
bundle rapper in his faniily and he
otfen wishes he vasent.
Poem by kinny Martin
Plezzure Befor Faniou.ness
Columbiss was a famous man
He discovered America in 14!)2
But I drather be alive unti injoy
ins it
Like I ani and like I do.
Thinj;s You Awt to Know: W'en
air is stili it is stili air but it be
conies wind a.s soon a.-, it starts to
move e ito u mi, altho even wen it is
wind it is stili air niy it aint stili.
Bizzniss and Financial. Mg
chance! W'ho wunts to buy a hall
interest in a rooù uog'! Atfecktioii
ate and does tricks of hi.s own free
will. A dolici- and 23 cents jrets
li ini for .'1 days a week and you
can ven chance his nanie for your
:ì days soot yourself. See .-id hunt.
( Avvertisement.)
ST. JOHNSBURY
Locai Newi
h L r'fe r-r-rT v ìi i-A orsiE.' y
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EDITORIA I,
West Burke
Mrs. Juliet Do:e of St. Johns-
(Continued l'ioni pa.ie otie) j bury was the guest cf ber sister,
Saicl manug-er s'iall bave charme, control and supervision i Mrs. Mears, durine a uart of last
of the iollowinK matters: The police department. appointinjr. i Wl'ek
removing and fixing their salaries : the appointingr. removin-, j
and lixinif the salanes oi ine lire ciepaiTineiu; ine saiein vi hei. brother P.obert, is al.-o havimr
"in.
PRESS COMMENT
Ycung MiH's Confession i
"I a- a fool," remai ked a
yii'jnu bau. ili wiio kent the police
of four .-'.ativ o!i hi- tiail for .-ev- j
c:al ui i-Sì, a:er a '.arinij holdup j
or. t!n- hii-hway lu-ar Danville and j
niotor t!iht throuuh New Kntf-1
land in'o New Yoì k .-tate. The re-j
ma i; ma y indicate that he basi
come to reaìiation of what was a
coninion vei'dict by t!:e public a
lonjr ti me ayo. A man i- always ;i
foni to -i-t out on liiat life a.- he J
will l'i tu i i-vrnUialiy. Barre '
Time-. i
Edward ('. Frost
In Memoriam;
l.vlwaid ('. i':o-t, i'oimeily of'
St. .1. .ini-ini: . l.nfionville ami.
1. unei:i. ut- ut Gill ìdd F-1-
ii-,v- Home in Ludl.-w. Tue.-day
Dee 1-tii. al the ai' of lì! year.-.
He tia on o! M'-. and Mrs. -
Si lini Fio.-, of St. .Ioli n.-bu i'y and.
.-iH-iu In- ci.ildl.ood, youtli ami '
e.trjy M i . a : : : i i o . I there, beinf educa
ti d in tia- jiabiic chool.- and A pad-1
l'iny. S li b. t tu-ri 1 1 y for twenty
year.- Ih- I:t-.i in l.yi-donville, be- .
in- enuau'-d m the niercantile bu.--ine.-.-.
pari "f the tinte with the
late !-'. V. S;l-by. l'or ;t few years '
he ma-!'- l.iHienlui'L' hi.- home. He
mai lied Mi.-.- Emma Sil-by of I.u
n nbuar, ai.d tliv.'r home in St.
-I o . 1 1 - bury and in I.y ndonvilie was,
iui'i.'.n 'or it.- yi-nial hospitality
a'id L'oo. i i l.i-i-i-, not on ly to rehìf
lie- aad ceiuhlioi but to the
.-traimi r w ho iiaiipi-ned tempor
arily lo in- in the ci on mu ni tv. It
wa- in i v. a y ,-pii-i- a ( Tu i-tian
li o in t . e.e.-i me. a hclpful iiiHuence.
Tlii-y v.eie hot il for many years
in '-ut ber.- of the t on-rey.ttioiiai
cliiiche- in tla town- wh'-re tliey
hved. M: -. h i o-t pa-.-ed away tea
.veai- ano and wa- buried in the
Sii.- by tainily lot in I.unenliui u.
Mi. l-':o-t wa - of a very happy
and l'elevi .-i jio-aioìi, oiiiinanu-;
iliK The liiyh le-pccl of ali wllo
kni-w liiin; rhaUtalily inclined,
evi ri key.md la- nn-iiii-. o one in
reed w.i- ei -r tu, ned away from
In- home. Ile wa- to ti hindi deuree
it uoo i man and (ìtix.eii. Mi.-s 1-lor-eree
' .o.-t ot I!o.-ton i- the only
,-ai iiNu' n:(-mtier of the family
Air-. IL'. Cleveland of Burlington,
Iva:,.. l',of. Albert l i o-t of l'Ut.--biir.
l'a., and Mr. (ieniK'' Frost of
Bo-ten, ha', ne,' pi e-, lou.-ly ueceas
ed. A min. ber olii rotin i - and .-is-ter
-'.n-law and other relative- and
inanV friend- will mouni hi- loss
aii-l tln.'.k of bini havintr done
Abut he coui i to belli bi.. fcllow
mi '. Hi- funeral v.a- held in I.u
i. n ii u i u , u.-idi r tir.' nu.-pire.- of the
I- ' (. I'. I.odye of I.yndonville
of wlin-ì. be wa- for many years a
) cmb'-i ali-i i i- l.ody now re-ts
he.-nle t.iat o.' hi- beloe. wife.
Aciideiny acation
Iicins Wednesday
Si lieol do. .ed Wfuiitì.vlay noon
'or a t.o '"! - ( l.i i.-tma- vaca
tion wi'Iì ino t ef t'ne out-of-town
teacher. ani ,uid- vai -perni ;;t
Iheir Isoiiii -, Ileui-t.iition day fo-ila-
v.iiiti-r terni will be Tuesday. 1
laliUi'rv '. and -i liODÌ will belili
atra in ..'ea m -dav, Janna ry -'ini.
Tia fli t : ti- of the Academy
Stiaa nt. the ; iuitini ntìintier, i.- out
ì:"ì i- a i-r inteie-t ni; numbe".
it contair;- nev.,- troni nfiily
'm i vomì e.' !a-t ea. 's trraduatin
ila--, -e'.eial from t!n. da.-.- of
. I'.'21 and other- ,rnni previou-ii-
- -. Tiii.e aie -everal ood
-tu! n - and ooei,. -. a pie! in e ot t he
ile I-m n ila -, be.-ale- caitOOII
by eie- ' !' t iie -1 udent.-.
'Ili' ia; i-vi n in ti the boy.-' tur
k.-t ball ti ari wenl lo Oi Icari- and
aKia,-'! 't va- a feailully cnld
"U' I.' a- a -l m makinu it
.. , .... i : H - - . I I le..,,,
1 in , lolla ! une ot ..i. I o J!l.
Mis- Evelyn Adam- of the Low
ell Business college, Lowell, Mass.,
is at the home of ber parents, D.
and Mrs. O. 1 1. Adami.
Mrs. M. E. Infiorati and daunh
ter, Phyllis li ft vV'ednesday after
noon for their home in New Lon
don, Corni., after a short vi.-it to
Mrs. Infiorati'.- mothers, Mia.
Charles Birch in Fast St. Johns
liury. Mrs. Infiorati .-pent iart of
eiinesday with her sister, Miss
Ella Parker, a student nurse at
Britrhtlook. Mr. Infiorati, who was
formerly connecteu with tua iJ.
and T. Fairbanks an I company'
office, has been in the west on a
business trip and is meeting his
family in Boston.
Christmas tree and exercises of
the I. Ci. Mission will be held
Thuisday eveninjr at 7."0 at the
Baptist church, Ilailroad street.
The public is cordlally invited.
licenses, if anv, not otherwise regulated by law; the system
of sewers and drainaire, if any
ments tliereof ; the liyhtin.-r of streets, hiyliways and brides;
the spi-inklin; of streets and higiiways.; the maintenance of
parks and playTounds.
The voters of tiie villane will have an opportunity to
discuss this proposition and decide as to the advisability of
adopting' it. The pian undoubtedly has its dofeets, but H0
niunicipahties in the l.'nited States are successfully operatine
under this pian whose population ranes from 1Ó00 to over
100,000. So far as statistics are available the salary ranges
from -SI KM to $10,000.
The matter of revisiny our by-laws is vital to the inter
ests of the villane and nieds no debate. Many of theni are
antiquated and not applicaule to modem conditions and wliat
ever the voters decide to do on the question of havin-.v a imi
nicipal manaevr a conimittee should be appointed to revise the
bv-lavs.
The Ciiletlonian-Uecord would bi -lad to receive tiny
Communications upon the subject which is now uppermost
in the minds'of the oters ;ts there are many problems which
a free and l'air discussion n-ay help solve.
' recovery
ber broth
his turn. Neither
have been ser-
except makins the assess- t iously '" a"(1 11 s "i ihm'
, 1 1 1 Li L: I1U invìi u lil.-c.-.
Miss Murici Kendrick is exiect
ed home from Xorthiield, Mass.,
on Thuisday of this week.
' Mrs. Myrtie Ha.-; and Mrs. Mary
Aine;er were visitors in St. Johns
bury Tist week.
Beport. conies of the death at
bis home in Barre, of Mr. Wiilis
Howland, wcll known in the gran
ite indu.-try of that place, on Sat
urday Decomber Hi. Mr. How
land was born in W'hiteiield, New
Hampshire in ISIS, and married
for his si comi wife, in 11108, Miss
Can io Belden of West Burke, who
siirvives bini.
.Mr. and Alrs. Wesley Damon of
Stanhope, P. Q., are visitinjr their
dauji'hter, Mrs. Callauher, and will
ìeniain until after the holidays.
Mrs. Nettie McCoy is at home
from Woodsville, N. IT, l'or the
Christmas vacation.
A. H. l'eters of Bradford is as
sistine: Mr. orthen in the B. and
M. station, this wir.tei.
Ask
Peacham
Christmas Program for
Interesting One
Saturday
The children
schools will
partv at the
ilo at tiie Con;'rej;ational church.
Sunday iifternoon, directly after
service, at the Conurerratioind j
church, sacred exercises and a 1
charity Chiistnuis tree by the children.
Sunday eveninu, Dee. 21, Com-
nmnitv concert, in tne nnner ì-iinm
unite in a children'.- nt- tì,p r,,ii,i-pfr:itinn-.il ch.ireh at K
o'clork.
Mr. and Mr.-. I a.-conib Rowe
bave the synipaUiy of ali in the
loss of their little som who was
brnuht bere Friday boni Bai tua
atternoon,
of noth
1C22 an
I
Dee. 2::,i
Sunday i
chitri h
Methodi-t
from 2 to -1 o'clork.
Sunday, Dee. 24. mornintr at 11
o'clock, Christmas service at both
churches bv the pa-tors. Bev. W.
Ask ar:yont2 you know
v'iìch is t!:e highest
quality bakinj powder
and almoct invar:ab!y
tliey vi.1 teli you ROYAL.
"My c i!;?s art; 100 better
tinca I bonghi ihat can of
Rcyctl," vriies cne d3li-htecl
Uiser, nd cverywhere
amenrj your ìrinds, nctigh
bors, re?atives ycu will
hearsimilar commendali t?ns.
Roycl Con teìne ilo Ahtrn.
Lcavcs Bitter Teiste
'-LY' : -7 ;-' . 'k--'
M t-
v V': ' :'n V'
ai 1 : vi i
i..ì ! "l'i
:..v. lv'Ì!i,
UAf::.!;-ìi-,
F.r i.i'i'iiiii
f ,e' - " ;
A. Warner timi Bev. Warren W'iil- i for ),utiiil.
KODAK
and
Brownie
Carrier as
and ali things photo.
Carne ras as low as
$2.00 and tip to $50.
Brigham's
Drug Store
Our Location 61 Kastern Avenue, Opposite Masonic Tempie,1
it. Jolinsbnry, ermont
PUBLIC
SURPLUS
U. S. Government Property
of
NOW IN FULL SWING
More New Surplus Coods arrivine daily to fili your
weiliiirements
Now is ioni' Opportunty to rurchase Keal lT. S. Army
Navy (ìoods at a Fraction of what tliey cost the l
Government.
Ye curry tuo many items to mention prices
GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR
YOUR
ano
S.
You are now able to Buy the-e
Surplus U. S. fiovernment Sup
plies at one-third to one-fnurth of
what they co-t the U. S. (iovini-ment.
i ;
Uose. ). li. Scine by the yard,
bas Masfc Bas's, Mosquiio Tonts,
Pi.-tol lìelts C.'an Oponers, Canvass
Cots, Steel Helmets, II obnuil sboes,
Tcatli"-Aviation Helmets, bonn 0.
D. Wool Prtnts, Motor Tran.-port
tyle, Breeches, Five Finijered
Teatber Cloves, avy Bread
Pulivo-, Seti I'aa-s, Saddle Bti'r-,
Safcty làior Bladcs lied Cross
Swe;iter-, X'acuum Bottles, A 1 unii-!
mini Piate-, Army Wool Under
wear, Navy Wool L'nderwcar
1,'nion Suits, Boiler.;, Tool Kits
Saws, Fleeced-lined Undorwear
Navv Sweaters, Anriv Sweaters.
This agency sells in
denmity for loss by
hre. But that is not
ali.
its export- will help you
prevent tire.
it will show you how to
avoid fire traps.
it will help you rninimize
the probabìlity of fi re in
your plani.
it will indi mnify you for
loss by fire.
This is a practical kind of
help and service. It is iriven
by practical meri in a piacci
cai way.
The policy is for your
protection. The tiyent
is your friend. See
MORR1LL &
HAWKINS0N
Pythiiin Building
S. Jotuisbii' V, 't.
Army Blankets. Navy Blankets.
Medicai Corps Bianket-, Marine
Blaiiket.-. Marchina Shoe-, Fichi
Sboes, Wool Brocche.-, Cottoti
Breeches, Overcoats, Underwear,
Hfcavy Wool Soi-ks, Sweaters,
Shii-ts, O. D. Pants, Quilts, Bobes,
Piins, Dishes, Bridìe.-, Ha ber-, -Caps,
Giove-. Mittens. I.cuuins
woid and leather. Gas Mask-, Kit
Bat;s, Saddles, Pom-hos, Tents,
W hi-tle-, Field Glasse.-, Field Tel
ephones, Un,,- .".arnits. Medicai
Dre.ss.insr Cii-es, Safety Bazo-.-,
Packcarriers, Shovel-, Pick-, Mat
tocks, Gtricers I.eather Giove--, Of
ficers' hi)ico!-d Breeches, Army
Mackinaws, Navy Pe.voats. Army
Srfes Navy Baincoats, Pillows,
Matresses, Tarpaulin. , Steel Cots,
Leather Jerkin-, Wool .I rkins,
Sheeplined C'oat-, C. p. ( ). Coats,
Overalls, Baincoats, Windproof
Navy Suits, Navy (1. I). Shirts,
Overshoe-', Alami Clock-, Motor
Transport Caps, Campaitrn Hats,
Overseas Caps, Navy Wateh (iaps,
Navy W ool Swcatrr-, Tace-, Can
vass Loirtrins, Jersey Glovos, Navy
Wool (iloves, Canteons, Mts-kits,
Canteen Covers, Waterpail-, Armv
bockers, Tapi1., Web Belts, Bur
li, ck Bai;-, Handy Kits Set-, Knife,
,ork ;'nd S))oon, Navy ool Mid
dies, Huck Towei-, Navv Wool
NOTK'K
Ali Mcrchawlise Alisolutelv Iband New
IF TUE AliMY OR NAVY HAI) IT YYE GOT IT
Mail Order.s Fromptly I-'iìled
U. S. Government
Surplus Property Store
y-
t
ri-'-
il . ;' ;''
ì
Percolato i's
Grills
Toastcrs
FEMININE
FRIENDS!
HAS she an Electric
Percolato!- a C li a finir
Di-h a Toa.-ter. Per
ini ps, but there are dozens
of other deliirhtful Elec
t rical Appliances that
sheìl welcome for C'.iri.-t-mas.
"Walì'lc Irons
Ileaters
Curlincr Irons
Lea ve it to the Ladies-
and the Ladies are'
Ieaving it to Moore & Johnson
Trust a woman who has the grocer, buteher
and milkman guessing to lyiov which way
to turn when the calendar turns to "gifts
foi men."
This week e'ery hour has l)een crowdcd
with visits from Mothers, S"weethearts, Sis
ters and Wives and eacH' purchaser has
left the store with more than'a mere sonie
thing to write "with love from Mary" on ! '
Display at its heighth now-r-and to-mor-row's
another day.
Store opens brighi and eaiij1!""
MOORE & JOHNSON
Twin State Gas & Electric Company
COUPON
LOWNEV'S COOK HOOK
Save six of these coupons and mail or bring
them to the Caledonian-Record ofiice with 95
cents and you will receive the latest
LOWNEY'S COOK BOOK
.miw i jn
r-i.-,-;,.. i "Oi'i, f-itiSU-?!
1 1 .anrL.a.im; m.yinJS
j -z ,. :r
fi; n'vrO??-
fili
Jl.Al yZr
4. V , .Lrf 1 i l E
in t-vx'ft tow le
ARMY Wool shirts !
$1.1.") to $:ì..")0!
(il Fastern Avellile
St. Johnsbury, 't.
Oppo.-ite Masonic Tempie
CAD rFJDIQTMAQ PT7 B
1 V1V 1J l lUink lui luà
HAVE YOU A TREE TO TRLM?
We have tree trimniings of every kind and
description just in from New York. and iJoston.
You will want them for decoration )ur)oses.
Have You (iilts to Wrap and Mark?
YVe have a stock of handy Dennisun (lift Dress
ings, boxes, jiapers, cards, tags, seals, gummed
ribbons, tinsel cords, twine, eerytbing you
need, and ali high-class, decorative and practical.
The Cowles Press Inc.
Pytbian Building Eastern Avenue
St. .lolinsliorv, Tormtit
Do You Know the Farinai Us of
Dependable Overstuffed Furnilure ?
l'nfortunately evei'.vthinR- is
under cover and more should
be taken into consideration
tinnì mere appoai'ance.
Good Overstutfed Furnituic
alv.ays has a webbiritf b;ise,
which means more comfort
and woar in the yvars to come.
The spiinrs are sewed 011
the webbiiijtr and then tied in
cie'ht ways. f one or two
cords should in time break or
wear, the sprins will hold in
place.
W'e carry a dependable line
of Oveistull'ed Furniture. The
lirices aie interestiiiKly low.
4 1$
Stanley Furniture Company
A