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CALEDONIAN.RECORD. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1922
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of service and their fittings make them a Con
stant pleasure.
There are several sizes at vei'y attractive
prices. Let us show them to you today.
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VVc Wrilfc Every Itfnd of
INSURANCE
In Ihe Very Best Companies
A B. NOYES INSURANCE AGENCY
Inc.
CITIZENS BANK BLOCK
Open Evenings
This Week
Below are Listed
liring Your Christmas List
(Jinstmas Dollars, as Well
Men's Boots
In Brown or
year welted
meilium or
SU.
Black Calfskin
soles, Vubber
round toes.
!).". and .$4.!)5
; Good
heels. chiMren' slippers 7óc, 80e, -me
'ih
lìm
OVERSHOES
For
l'unri
For Dress
Women's
MÌKSes'
f-''f Child's
CHILDRKiVS SHOES
Sizes 3 to 8 $1.00to$2.25 Ìzes l io
Sizes 8 1-2 to 11
as Gif ts
Conyeniently compact
vvith drawers, inverted
hat box and hangers,
our Trunks are an in
SPOT
uri' Jiuil .MiifpMyn
MIOLI
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21 Eastern Ave.
For Dependablo Footvear
-FOR
a Few Suggestions
Should Induce Early Buying
to Us, and Prove to YourSatisfaction That Our Low Prices Help Make Your
as Every-Day Dollari, (h Further Without Sacrifice of Quali ty.
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Unusual Olfer of Women's
Comfort Slippers
in ali the popular rolors. J'added
.oles and heels. Ribbon tiimmed.
''-s .; lo i
O'.c to $1.(10
Boys'
Outdoor
Moccasins
Oil Tan $2.00, $2,15, $3.-15
the "WHOLE FAMILY
uu.nn; m.uvy vvii.iivi
?3.r,n bel
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4 Buekle Overshoes $.1.95 Men's Leather Top Rub-
$2.3-, bers, 10 inch, sizes 7 to 11
if2.2.r., .2.50
GIRLS'
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Jrt VIP
Twas Said:-
She was a widow and he a bluff
sailor, but not. hnding it easy to
make a landsman's direct propo.sal
he decidel to address her in the
p(.'!ch of the sea. "kate," he said,
"your boat is drifting down the
stnani of life with no strong hand
to sii or it jiast the rocks. May I
he youV captairi and sail it for
you?"
"o, Jack," Kate answered with
an engagine- blush. Thcn, in a firm
tone of voice, "but you in ay be myj
second mate, il you wish.
hen newly-weds want good
hardware and housewares to out
iit tlii' new home, il doesn't make
any di Ilei enee who act.s as Captain,
jrovKliiìjr the coursc is steored for
t h s stoie.
Wc're ahvays striving to do our
share in making the st roani of life
run smoothly, by pleasing people
and koeping them satislied Our
dependahlo nierehandise, courteous
servire and fair prices do that.
THE PECK CO.
Hardware
39 Railroad St. Tel 412-M
St. Johnsbury, Vt.
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CHICHESTEH S P!LLS
I. adi cut AU your lrucffUt for y
t nl-:-reafcts in amo-, a I(rodj
l'Ili in lud an.l Jold irmJiic
b' ., scalfì wiu E Ina Ribhoa.
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HriiKirKf. Asie for l'SlI-CinCS-TER?
DlAUfN ItUANl l'I LIA, for C
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SOLO 8Y QFUGGESTS EVtmril'HEB
OS.
STORE
for Practical Gifts at Prices That
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Men's Slippers
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Padded soles, in black, gray
oi' brown
PI.-'!:") to Sl.!)r
Mi-n s i,i. icK- or brown Nippers with
leather soles .$2.9.:i
Men's
Felt Shoes
$1.85, $2.25, $2.95, $3.15
Yoiiths' Leather Top Rub-
bers, 10 inch, sizes 8 to 2
1.95
Boys' Leather Top Ruo
x
- s, 10 inch, sizes 3 to 0
to 6
$2.45
$2.95
BOOTS
Sizes
Sizes
S2-2r
$2.75
Christmas gifts in
kets, trays, eelluloid. Miss
F. Shaw, l;j Beìvidere
The Fairbanks Museum
closed as usuai dui-in? the
Helen
Street.
WÌ 1,R
hoiidav
period of the public
On account of The
srhools.
fuel shortaue
the Athenaeum wilì not b
oneri
unni j i. ai ?.. dì. lor the present.
except :n Saturday when it will
be opéned at '.) a. m. as usua!.
Advertisement.
Mrs. IL H. El.ìridge has gene (0
Chathain, Mass., ani will be ioined
later in the week by Mr. EhirMire.
They will pass the holidays at Mr.
Eldridge's home.
Homemade ice eream to oi'der.
50c Qt. Telephone Woman's club
house. Advertisement.
Henry 0. Boynton ,has gene to
Boston to spend Chtistmas with
Mrs. Ida Boynton and tamil v. Miss
Helen
Boynton and Miss Kather
ine Boynton of New York will he
vvith the family for the holidays.
Mrs. R. 1'. Nichols is clerking at
Bej-i-y Balls helping ut with i ho
Christmas trade.
Use the. American Thi o:;t Tab
let. Advertsemenl.
Miss Gertrude Tinkor of Miss
VVheeloek's school, Boston, aiiiv
efl Thursday ìnoi-ning1 to join the
Christmas celebrators at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Tinker.
Idehome Chi-istmus plunì pud
dings on sale at Wo'nun's club
house. Advertisement.
Robeit BlodK-ett of the Univer
sity of Vermont, is another of ihe
college boys whom- the Christmas
holidays has b.rouht home. He
is with bis par'èlils, Mr. -ind Mrs.
Herbert II. Bloiigett, of Summer
.st)-eet.
A Christmas dinner will be serv
ed at the St. Johnsbury House,
Christmas day December 2- l'or
$1.2"). A d ve l't i se me n t .
The l'ire depariment wìis callidi
Wednesday aftei-noon to 8 Port
land Street for a slight chimney
fire.
Nathan Bike, University of Ver
mont, is with bis aunts, Mis-cs
Jennie and Laura Hickaby for a
two weeks' vacation.
Open Evenings
This Week
Women's Oxfords
in the .lt(Ft slvle?, miilti
;ry or low
heels ' $2.'J.
to M.no
Chn,,ren's Moroa;ni ?1 ?i r0
BOYS' vpj23ETBM:J
high cut y v. o M
SKATING fJJ"l
BOOTS Wì-'ìl fM
in
BOYS' SHOES
11 to 2 $2.25
2 1-2 to fj 1-2 ' .$2.95
china, Las- I
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The Wednesday Afternoon
Biidje club was enteitained-yes-teiday
ot the home of Mrs. lì: W.
l'aul, Boynton Hill, the pìayers in
cludine the hostess, Mrs. Lester A.
liill Mrs VV. :. liicker, Mrs. J. F.
PulTer, Mrs. V. A. Ide, Mrs. Roy
Skinner, Mrs. Charles A. Braley
i
IMrs. R. II. Bui ke, Mrs. E. E. Por
iter, Mrs. B. A. Palmer, Mrs
Arthur L. Stevens and Miss Lori
'ai-ney. '
Sale of Christmas cards, gifts,
joll ies, canned gooris, grapefruit
marmelade Thursday a.ì day. Wo
man's clubhouse 7 Cherry Street.
Advertisement.
Miss Margaret Poi-tei- arrived
fi-om Burlington Thursday to re
main until the first of the yeor
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
E. l'orter. Miss Porter is a stud
cnt at the University of Vermont.
(iive her tx -Hoover this Christ
mas. The l'eck Co. Railioad
Street, Advertisement.
Miss Marguerite Gagner of the
l.ovvell, Mass. Business college is
yponding the holidays at the home
(it her paj-ents , Mr. and Mrs.
George .1. Gagner.
Use Nazol for colds and catarri).
Ailvertisement.
Dr. John Tiernoy went Tuesday
to Burlington and on bis return
VA ednesday night was accompanied
by his mot her, Mrs. T. J. Tierney
v. ho is convalescing fi-om an op
eratici! at the Fanny Alien hos
pital. Christmas troe holders The
Pick Co., .'!'.) Railroad Street
Advertisement.
Roland McSweeney of the U. V.
M. .wenical college, Burlington, is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
K. M. McSweeney.
Christmas gifts in
kets, trays, ceiltiloid.
F. Shaw, l-'i Behiden
china, Las
Miss Helen
St. Aiiver-
ti.-eemnt.
Miss Madeline Cary
of
Smith
rolleue. Noitbamnton, Mass., is at
ihe home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George C. Cary to remain
over the holidays.
Melwin Loi'd, who is in his sec
ond year at the University of Ver
mont carne home from Burlington
Wednesday to spend the Christ
mas reees's with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Lord.
l'eiley Ranney ot Kirby, the
youth who atemiied suicide in
Xewport a week ago and was
bìought to Brightlook for treat
ment, is making a rapid recovery.
Ile was discharged from the hospi
ìal SuJiday and is at the home of
hi., parents in Kirby.
The Woman's club cook hook,
"Four nundied Favorite Recipes"
will not he on sale until December
2S. l'rice T.'ic. Advertisement.
Editor and Mrs. Charles T. Wal
ter are in l.yndonvile today attend
ine; the dedica ti on of ihe handsome
i;ew building of I.yndon Institute
whiidi takes the place of the one
l.urtied. Mr. Walter is one of the
I i i'sl.ei s of the school.
Christmas cards, Fi to "0r. Cal
c ndars ."iDc. Woman's Exchange, 7
Cherry Street. Advertisement.
The' follov.'ing pupils in (traile 1
in ihe Summer street school had a
leeoni l'or )erfect atteiulance dur
ing the fall terni. Helen Donahue,
Elisabeth Goodrich, Agnes Hamil
ton, Felicia Tilton, Betty Wilson,
William Jenks, John Moore, Ed
ward McfJinty, James Willey,
l'Iaylon Parker.
Some good toys le l't at Summer
.-treet school iliade by L. 11. Bax
ter. Advertisement
Fi
Linff ('elebrant
at Brother's Funeral
At St. Aloysius chui'ch Wednes
day morning funeral servjces were
heìd for Edward .1. Ling who died
early Monday morning. The cele
brant of the 'mass was Mr. Ling's
brother, the Rev. 1). C. Ling, per
manent rector of St. Jolm's
church, Concord, N. IL, with Rev.'
John W. Kwyer, deacon and the
Rev. Fr. Le'oche, sub-deacon. A
large number of family friends
were present at the mass and al
the burial in MI. Calvary cemet
ery. Friends and neighhors of Mr.
Ling were the bearers, Micheal IL
Coleman, Charles Lynch, John T.
Carro), W. A. Barney, William
Cox and Robert Stenson.
Rev. Fr. Ling returned Wednes
day afternoon to his home in Con
cord. He was accompanied bere
by his sistei-, Miss Annie Ling,
who also returned immediately
alter the funeral. Others called
bere by Mr. Ling's death included
John Hale of New York City and
C. N. Ling of Fast Ryegate.
Strollers Defeat
Legion Bowlers
Another dose and interesting
Bowling contest was rolled at the
Barquin alleys Tuesday evening.
The Strollers defeated the Anieri
c in Legion by a total of 13 pins.
Laddis Lacroix of the Strollers
was the high man of his team
with a total of 27K, but wa.s led by
Robinson of the Legion who tal
lied with a score of 2,!)ll.
STROLLERS
Lue. Lacroix i2 '.)fi
i). Rash 80 81)
Williams 85 DI)
Lad. Lacroix 102 87
251
2G1
25
278
101
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Total "4'. )':) 353 1055
AMERICAN LEGION
Phillips 80 81 77 238
E. Rash 83 82 85 250
Smith 04 04 7(! 261
Robinson 80 118 02 200
Tot;
.337 375 330 1042
LADY RHODDA IS
GRANTED A DIVORCE
LONDON, Dee. 21 Lady
Rhodda was granted a divorce to
day from ber husband, Sir
Humphrey Mackworth on grounds
of misconduct and desertion. The
siiit was not dofended.
m Pexadof M ffl
IH Practical !M m
y j Gifts l
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HOOVER
lt BEA IS... ai il Swtefr as it titani
A HOOVER VACUUM CLEAN-1
ER WILL SURELY PLEASE ;
HER ;
If you want to he considered
a thoughtful man, gie her a
Hoover Vacuuni Cleaner and sho '
will know that you are a thoughtful
giver. Theie's nothing you couid
give her that will make her year
round housekeejj'ng hui ilen lighter. '
It will make this '"hri-lmas stami
out as one of her liappiest ' Let us
teli you aboul our easy paymeiit I
pian. ' ' j
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GIVE HER A BOUDOIR LAMP
It will remin. I h r ol'ten of your
thoughtl'ulne.-s in g'iving sucli a
pleasing gift and it will add cozi
ness, con: fori and alt radi veness to
her ranni a gil't that will delight
ber iinmenselv. .''-1.2!) ;
rF"w.jLfnrittT-
NUT CRACKER SETS FOR
CHRISTMAS TIME
One of thes-e mit-cracker sets
makes a niost pleasing and use fui
gift, yet very inexpeuive l'or a
little remembrancc we can suggest
nothing better than a set of these
includes a strong, brightly silyer
et cri'cì.er and six nut jiicks to
match iac':ed in a box.
2!lc to ?:.:.( MI
A CASSEROLE FOR HER
TA3LE
Every home woman liUes to sei
an attractive laide and bow
proud she would he to serve food
in one of our beautiful cas.-eroles.
A most practical gift l'or her kitch
en foods can be bake l in the bak
ing dish and served in the band
some holder, right l'ioni the oven.
Selert a casserole l'or Her from
these good values. SI. 7." to $1.'.)K
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Jìà!3HrS5iici iù da' 'Er
A VAFFLE IRON
She will en.joy making delightful
wall'h-s il' you give ber one of the: e
l'or breakfasts, especiaìly on
Sunday for luncheons, for chicken
dinners there are so many ways to
sen-e them. A most practical gift
for Chri.-tmas. .f'i.00 an i $5.50
THE PFXK CO.
HARDWARE
3!) Railroad St. Tel. 412-M
St. Johnsburv, Vermont
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HERE are gloves for
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the sort of lasting gifts
a man really appreciates.
Work Gloves, Dress
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and Gauntlets of fine
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Interest at the rate of 4 per cent per
year will be paid to Depositors in our Savings
bcpa.'J!nent for the period ending December
31, li2.
This Bank has paid interest at the rate of
4:Yi per cent per year since July 1, 1921.
This rate of interest can be paid by this
Bank with safety to its Depositors and safety
to the Bank.
The strong financial condition of this Bank
makes this absolutely safe.
The Burlington Trust Company
Burlington, Vermont
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Tubb's
- Are (iuaranteed
Snowshoes from $1.50 up
Ash Skis from $1J)0 up
Ski Poles from 50c up
The best SnoVshoe Harness made $1.25
C. E. BROWN
10!) Eastern A venne, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
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Neckwear
M utfle rs
Kerchiefs
Sets
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