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Lyndonville
Xts Body Is as Sturdy as Its Chassis
Lasting salisfaction vvith oìospd car le
pcr.u:ndt ou!y iporithdcvwidability of the
chas Js but l'.pon the t!urcb:!iLy o!' the body.
In the ?p?riai-3i:: St-dan, Studebaker
off trs an adn.irahle co-ordination oi" these
vital rL'quircmtntj.
Stop in ot cut shnwrocm p.r,d see th!s
Sedan. Stand off and get a threo-quart.T
vie' of il. Noli its slriking bcar.ty. .-Stop
incide ond relax in the nine-inrh scct cifsh
ions. Ncte the pn;at 'ròorriincss iind the
comple:er.ei3 oi the cquiprr.ent.
Take a rk'e behind its 50-I:oiscf ower
r.iotor. Try the whocl yourself. Put it to
ttny tc;t every tent. Try accc!eration,
fpeed, power. Aak yourself if yoa exr
liandLd a c:.r thr.t Lteers so eiisily that
responds so satisfactorily with just whot you
want, when you vvant it.
The body ir, a product of Studebnker skill
end cr-.fismnnship whici liave lieen devel
oped t';rou'j;h more than two gencrations of
v chicle building. Highest grade of materiah
and wcrkini'iithip bava produced a body as
beautiful as it k enduring.
Th:s Seden h a ood investment because
of the savi'ig ia the initial outlay and the
motlcraLe cost of maintcnance. The price is
possibie because Studcbaker builds three
distinct mcxlels with only one nianufacturini;
undrrtarkctinpcr.rtand btxausemiddlemen's
prc-fits are virtual'y ehminated.
The name Studebakcr standa fcr stability
cf body ts well ce cliaubis.
Four doora that iring wìde open. HiJcr. AufomaticwindshieJd vip?r. Rcar-viiw mirrar.
Orcdrd iDiiinror. Courtetìy liyht. Jfwelcd eiiiht-dfly clock. Cnwl vcntilator. Thicf-pnvjf
trr;i;siii:ssli)n lock. Ram vifor. Opulrsceut curnf-r lihts. Iviu'tsive headlitrlit!t. Artistic
coujh lanipa. Simple automatic windov 1 ifts raisc or lcnver plole-gìa.is wiriows.
MODB.I.S ANU PRICES f. o. h. iacronos
" LTOHT-SIX I SPECIAL-SIX BIG-SIX
S-Past.Jir V. B., 40 H. P. 5-Pasr., I ir W. B., 50 II. P. 7-Pasa., Ub' W. D., 60 H. P.
Toi:r;ns 975 Touring 5,1273 Touring $1750
Roadster (3-PaM.) 975 Roaditcr (2-Poi ) 1250 Epcedatcr (4-Pass.) 1835
Coiipe-Roedstrr Roadster (4-Fass.) 1275 Ccupr (4-Pass.) 2400
(i-Pam.) 1225 Coupc (4-Pas3.) 1875 Coupé 5-Pa5.) 2550
Snian 1550 Sf.!.i;i 2050 Srrtnn 2750
A'oi-Scj'ii Cord i'Vres, Front und Rear. Standard Equipment
Tenr n Mcet Your Convenience
0. C. WAKEFIELI) 2 AVinler Street
Tel. 16-1-W, St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Mr. G. F. Ferguson has been
spendiriji: a few days in Manches
ter, N. H., where she has visiteil
her 1 dauKhter-in-law, Mrs. I'hil
Ferjruson, and her new grandson,
Iwho aie spendine the holidays
there. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Fergu
son leave this week for California,
and will stp enroute at the homes
of their sons, Dr. -Georjre's in Tor
onto, and Phil's in Akron, Ohio.
Miss Bertha Trefren is ili at the
Pleasant View House with,pneu
monia, nnd gettlnjr alonp; as well
as an be expeeted. Her sister,
Bernice, is with her, and she has
a trained nurse also.
Mrs. Horace Emerson passed
away Saturday, after a long ìilness
which followed a recent operation.
Her son, Charles, from Newark, N.
J., was with her and her daughter,
Mrs. Mary House and. daughter,
Mary, fi-om Ypsilanti, Mich., has
come, and will tiay with Mi-.
Emerson for a few weeks.
Mrs. Emily Woodward, who has
been very ili for several weeks
with heart trouble, is a little bat
ter. Mrs. Fred Houghton of Kivby
spent last week visitine friends in
this villane and at Lyndon.
Much sympathy is felt for Mrs.
S. Stern and her ohildren, as they
have just received the news of the
sudden death of the dauffhter and
sister, Mrs. Bertha Stern Flor
sheim, at ier home in Los Angeles,
Cai.
Norwich University havinc; clos
ed, the locai students there, Jack
Cheney, Charles .Watson, Harlev
Hunter, Lewis Hanilin and Tren
holm Dtesser, are at home for the
holidays.
Miss Marion Mackey of Peach
am is spendine a few days at lr.
A. A. Cheney's. Dr. and Mrs.
Cheney and Jack are to spemi
Christmas with their ons at
Bridgeport, Conn.
Mis
Dui.-v Thomas ret unirvi
in Biddclord, Maino,
ber hom
Satui'diiy
Phillip Dindon and Itayniond
Davis aie home from Montpelior
Seminaiy for their vacation.
The villane schotil, Miss Thelma
Mcl'hee and Miv. .Julia Patterson,
tearhers, closed Friday, with ex
ercises at town hall in the evenine;.
The Christmas exereises aie to
ho held at the town hall Saturday
l'at lu-iiii!'; was held Thu r.-.lay a;,
the chureh, and many inteiestinu'
ideas were exchanped.
M)-s. Hannah Martin celebrateli
ber !:ìd birthday 011 Dee. She
received beautiful chiysantbemums
;ind )inks from her sons, also
nvany R'rretin'.;s from neihbor-i
and friends.
eveninsr, Decehibc
'!. There wllli
cveniiiK', with
Women wearinr rooster feath
ers. Havinfr pot the ballot, it was
futile to expect them to be satis
l'ied with ben jilumae.
be a tree und a socia
iiiu.-ic clini jii.-rtitii.
-Y. W. Mei )onald, bas gonV to
Florida for the winter to where the
Parker-Youne: Company are building-
a saw milk
Leonad Barker has none to Bid
det'prd, Me., wbeie he has work.
T H I " I
WALKER & IÌROCK, Iiarnet, Vermont
S A STUDEBAKER Y E
A R
West Danville
School closed Friday for a two
weeks' vacation. Miss Morway
has pone to her home in Mont
)e!ier. Mrs. Bert Gerry who has been
spending a few weeks at Cole
brook, N. IL, returned home last
W'ednesday.
Mrs. Collins who has been working-
at B. A. Gerrys has gone to
Walden to work l'or Walter Rit
ti edge.
Mrs. E. F. Ayer, Mrs. IL R.
White, Myrtle Ainsworth and Bert
(ierry were jn St. Johnsbury
Tbursdav.
East Barnet
Schools rlo.-ed bere Friday for a
two weeks vacation. Each school
had an Xnias tree and exercises
wlìich was enjoyed by a good
many iruests as well as by the pup
iìs. Miss Celly vvent to ber home
in Xorth Danville foi- the holidays,
Mrs. Coveny to ber home in Dan
ville and Mi.-s Shattuck of the
Joes Brook school to ber home in
Newport.
Nine cbildi-en in the East Bar
net primary iooiik bave had a re
cord for perfect attendance during
the terni ending ovniber 2L
The.-e cbiblren are: Fileen ('a)i
ron, Kdith Chi.mpany, Thelma
Champany, Ruth Cooper, Doris
McN'amara, Lewis Chabot, Aide:
Cote. Ilarold Gilbeit, Clydo
V.'ornnvood. T!iO:e ab.ent 0110
day were: Bile Millikan, Ida
Champany, Mary Chabct, Kdwai-iL
Chabot. Lewis Uadlcv, Mauiicel
Newell. ' I
Alfred Mor
in, Si-., have
Dclco light in
Frank Bailey of
'il: home sever;.!
sick with the g:
George, Milo
Cut This Out It Is Worth
Money
Cut out this slip, encol. e 5c and
mail it to Foley & 2X".'J Shef
field Ave., Chicago., 111., writing
your name and adùiess clearly.
You will receive in return a trial
package containing Foley's Honey
and Tur Compound for coughs,
colds and eroup; Foley Kidney
Pills for pains in sides anj back;
rheumatism, backaclie, kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Cath
artic Tablets. a vholesome and
thorougbly cleansing cathartic for
constìpation, biliousness, headache,
and sluggish bowels.--Advertise-ment.
se and Alvah lilan.l
recently installed a
r.eir buildings,
St. Johnsbury i
days recentlvi
in. i
and
Miss Anne
r. i-nd Mrs. Char
t. .lohn-burv one!
Away Goes Evzema
Peterson's Ointment
"One day a druggist told me,''
rays Peterson, "that Petorson'.
Ointment was the best reincdy he
sold for eczema. But you'll neve r
make any money on it," he added,
'because it heals so quickly that
only a little ointment is used." AH
druggi ts, Iiric, (Hlc, $1.00. $2.."i0,
!?."). 00 Ad vertisement.
a i deo visited
les Gilfillan in
day 1 a -1. week.
Mr. Gilfìllnn's peojdi' are leav
ing St. Jolin. imry, going to make
their home in Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. S. Bandy visited
at Alvin Bandv.-' in Barnet Sun-
'lay.
Air. and.?.Ii-s. Leslie Frazier
childi-eii sjx'iit Satui-dav at J.
Moore's.
Henry 7doore spent Saturila
M. .Jolmsbui y, attcruldìir the (
R. meeting..
ILI
Conklin's
Pensand Pencils
Sets in Gold, very
nifty and practical for
a iircsent.
Brigham's
Drug Stort
HOTEL HALCYON HALL
MIAMI, FLORIDA
Florida's most beautiful Hotel, an achievement of
Stanford White's genius. Large, cheerful sleeping
rooms, vvith or without bath, elegant ball room, an
attrattive sun parlor. The wide and spacious ver
anda fronts on Bay Biscayne.
The best beach on the East Coast invite the bathew
and the neighboring waters are unsurpassed for
boating and fishing. The galfers will find some of
the best courses in America and the sùrrounding
country is ideal for riding and motoring.
American Pian Unexcelled Food and Service
SPECIAL RATES DURINO NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER
Fot HlustrnttJ booklet, retti and full informatica
tddrtss Hotel Hakyon Hall, gitomi. Florido.
Henry S. Duri cari, ProprUtor 11. A. Haaketl, Manager
;. a.
Eveh If Price Is
No Object
Surely Modest Price Is
No Objection
ORBM
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Ibbq
todirje;
Because of the illness of Mr. Frye the store has been closed for two weeks. It is
nowopen with G. C. Frye in charge with Miss Marguerite Gagne assistine. (French
s)oken.)
, Peacham j
Monday e'-ni;:iv, Dee. 2.", 1
Christmas Social at the lower:
rooms of ,he t'onL're;:iition:il
chureh for ( vi ry une.
Ms-s. F.l..io, .Mei-r-ll was taken '
iiiite sci; mi '!' im i 1 ; -, but is
more comi'oi !:ibe at ,itm nt. j
Mr,-. Ada i:la m.-1i;i -.ì who ha.-;!
been vi-;t!r s vi-!;:! v,T.ks at Wil- '
del- me 1 , t i ' l-',iil:- .. . !
Crden W'elen U home for the
Christnia- i:ciiii;,ys Croia Montpel-I
ii"- Si ii ii.-' ry. !
Th- .S,.iii. i ceri.! ion was In hi!
Kfi'.'.-iv t i ir:,-: . i Academv
hall.
The jMtiis ;:re made to lay a hard
vood line.- in .caiìei,.y ludi during
the (li -i-I usa,' vc:.tion.
Mis,. St-:: BaiJ.y has lecentiy
ha.l t IiM'tri.- b.rlìt-; in.-tall'-d in her
ri .-iiience. j
The W VI.. P.iver high school !
hors payed iVsi l'ain Academy :
Thursday eveiiing at lia-ket bali.
The scoi e v a . .",7 tn :. in favor !
oC i'eai hairi. The siine nii ht ihei
l'eacham Academy girls playetl .
ihe town tea::;. The oie was 12
io ! ') in Cai e:- of i he A cademy.
I eoìiai-M i larlmi; lias bis radio
woiking. On W'ed'iesday evening
they li.-U'iie d lo a conci rt in Cuba
I al o in Allanla, Ga. The one at
l'eacham acaiiemy is not in work-
.1 ing oi-iii-r yet.
I i:. .1. I-obivt was in St. .lohns
bui'' Friday to h;ne an Xr.iy of bis
i -1 1 1 1 which has heen paining bini
l very badly Cor i w days.
I Mi.-s A irne.- Cos.- ;.nd Louise
Ubile bave h"th been ab.-ent frolli
the acadciij the pa-t l'ew day.- on
accoiiii' of -ickness.
Wallace Lower..' cbiblren bave
cbirken po-.
parai ions aie being iliade for
;i communi! v Chris!) ts dinner at
jl.ii-t l'i acl-ai Monda;,, Dee. 2"i.
! Kvelyn. liltle laughter of Mi'.
and Mi-, Arthu:- l'eak has been
cery sick at Alfred Peak's,
r A very i-n.invablc pa,--it-on
à
y MS?,
-
ifoeb
MUST IH: SOLI) AT SACRIFICE. WOXDERFUL 1ÌARGAINS
co e
SAVE EV90NEY
A.
The placo to got that '.'last minute" gift you have not yet bought. Ojen every evening
this week.
4 arAry.!
Tender and
Palàtable
That's what our cus
toniers say about our
meats. We buy from
the largest markets
and get but the very
best the tracie can af
ford. You will lie a pleased
customer if you trade
with us.
Come in and see us.
ROY & ROY
r-r1 Jk& wj l.-l
E.
Spending lavishly cannot offset choosing
carelessly. The Christmas spirit is one of large
hearts, rather than large checks. Taking ad
vantage of the modest prices prevailing through
out our Christmas stocks further emphasizes
your good judgment in selecting your gifts for
inerì, at a Men's Store.
Our Stock is Wonderfuìly Complete.
Many people are being pleased each day
with the wonderful assortment of Christmas
Gifts we have to offer.
Why not give us a visit while the assortment
is good.
ADLER COLLEGI AN SUITS ANI)
OVERCOATS
DEAN P. McLELLAN
71 Railroad Street, St. Johnslmry, Vt. ,
-JAr riUMt'HKI-.r
Padiantfirp
! JSK J as
Ln FB FBYE'STdDKE
Railroad Sti'eet
New Assortment ;
of the latest 7.") cent Rollsì
FOR
Piano-Players
JUST IX
See our stock of Player
Pianos before Christmas j
. j
Harvey's Music Parlors j
Opposilo Post Office I
WELCOME
AS A GIFT!
YOU may be suro that a
gift of a Radio Set Ibis
Christmas will' he enthu-ia--tically
welcomed.
We've a variety of the mo t
favored kinds t a wide rang"
of prices. Stop at our shop
and let us show you.
Also parts and attachments
for tbose wlio-e sels ar
ready installed.
W. H. Tilton
Give T fieni Comfort
the Most Satisfying Gift of AH
The ideal gift for the family is one
that will give everyone the greatest
joy not only for this Christmas season
but for many years to come.
Radiantfire meansjcomplete comfort
convenience -a real saving in
money in Spring and Fall and a cheery
fireplace you will use throughout the
winter.
This marvelous gas fire gives you
healthful radiant heat prevents
colds from stuffy rooms -makes a
(ìreplace beautiful whether in use or
:nli2:hted.
There's a Model to Suit Every
X'eed and Every Pocket hook
ST. JOHNSBURY GAS CO.
94 Railroad Street