The Caledonian-record. [volume], December 21, 1922, LATEST EDITION, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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CÀLEDONIAN-RECORD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1922
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AN PUNGE OF PREVENTiON
During colei, damp weather take one
Laxativo DROMO QUININE Tablet
just hefore retiring every night.
Its tonic and Jàxative effect will fortify the
system against Coids, Grip and Influenza.
3()c per Box. (q. ZScrTTty
GIRL SCOUTS GET
HANDSOfflE W. R. C.
SILK FLAG
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! Other Holiddy AcMvities
! of Community League
! and Scouts
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"The WorldV Createsi Flour"
FUENCTt & IIEAN CO.-, Wliolosale Distributore
of tlio 1 ) 1 S l-:-ue mature Jatiuarv 1, 1023
We liuvo ai'i ;,n,u inciils v.'ÌK'i'eby wo cari semi in to
the Federai I lese r ve llaiik of 1 ioston ali War Savings
Stamps wliicli are not l'esistei ed and by forvvardingwell
atiead of January 1, payment will he iliade to us prompt
ly. This will ohviale delay i:i reeei ini;- funds as misht
prove 1 l'ile, diif to con'estion of business, if srttlement is
attempted 1lirou-i the locai post office.
Funds will tlms be ivceived, we expect, in season to
start interest un any deposii l'ioni .tinuary lirst.
We bave al ready riveli attention to tliose we hold
for safe-keepim;- l'or olir nistoniers ì.ut if you bave any
not yet preseiited to u ;, ph'a;:e brilli in ai once and we
will collect, f r(-e ni' any evpense to you.
Passumpsic Savings Bank
St. Jolinsbury, Vermont
The Girl Scouts of Thistle Troop
?,, of St. Johnsbury, were rccently
the recipienti of a beautiful gift,
a silk American flag and standard,
from Chamberlin Relief Corps.
Mrs. Morse, palriotic instructoi,
pi-cscnted the flag, mentioning the
outstanding facts in its history.
Lillian Weiner accepted the gift
for the troop saying, "We know
about the flag and how to respect
it because we are Girl Scouts."
Mrs. Oscar Cummings, president of
the Relief Corps, was present at
the ceremony.
To show their appreciation of
the gift. Troop IS helped the lìelief
Corps this year on the veterans'
Christmas boxes.
Thistle Troop has been organized
for more than a yetir. Its first
lieutenant was Miss Uhea Gibson.
Il has been under the charge of
Miss Kleanor Jenks and Miss Doro-'
thy Walter. Its cmblem, the
thistle, was choscn in honor of
Caledonia County. Caledonia be
ing an old nume of Scotland and
the thistle being a Scotch national
cmblem. The present officers
were: Lieutenant Irene Aldrich,
Troop leader, I'hyllis Oliver, see
retnry, Marjorie Woods, treasurer,
Elizabeth Woodworth,
Trrmbled With Weak
Kidneys
"Have been troubled with weak
kidneys since clijldhood," writes
Mrs. G. Hyde, Benzonia, Michigan.
"Now )ust foi'ty and have had
temide backuche and that ti i ed
out feeling, hardly able to do any
work. Hy using Fploy Kidney Pills
accompanied with Foley Cathartic
Tablets I soon felt-iike a new per
son." Backache, rheumutic pains,
dizziness and blurred vision are
ymptoms of kidney trouble. Foley
Kidney Pills give quick rejief.
Adveitisement.
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Ali League memr.ers, young or
old, are invited to assist with the
Miiging of carols a round the Com
munity tree on Court House
Squiii'e, Sunday afttrnoon at 4."0.
This includes Girl Scouts, (iood
Times and Live Wires Achieve
ment Clubs, Square Circle and
mcitiSo's of the industi'ial classes
and the Leauue committee. There
will be a rehearsal of carols Fri
day afternoon at four o'clock at
the club house.
Miss Dorothy Walter entertain
ed the Square Circle at supper
Monday night in honor of Flor
ence Young and Fllen Thompson
who are leaving St. Johnsbury to
work el.-ewherc. After su)iper the
girls danced to mu.-ic by Miss Lil
lian Uichanls. Tho.-P present were
.Mk-es ( lt'on:i Xichols, 'era Jen
nison and l'earl (Jates of the
S(uaiÉe Circle, two tfuests of the
club. Miss Rosi' Cyr and Miss
Mary Dinsmoi'e and three mem
beis of the dancing class. Barbara
Hayes, Fstella Manning and N'or
ma l'age.
This is the open season for
Christina.- paities. The i'ir.t one
comes Tlijrslay from :i to ìi.'-'A) for
the Live "Wires club. Bach girl is
to hring a picnic lunch and a pres
ent. Girl Scouts, Troop 1 follow
on Friday with a party from M to
". Fach girl is to bring a guest
and a picnic lunch l'or two, and
two picsents. On Thursday, I)e
eember 2-1 comes the Good Times
club Christmas party. Ali girls are
invited who hae been members
.-ince September. Th(' dolls of the
younger membei - are lo be guests
of the club and the bigger girls
who don't play with dolls now are
to be hoste.-ses to the doll's moth
ei's. Kach girl is to bring a pres
ent and a picnic lunch.
These parties :e not elaborate
all'airs, but are maile verv pleus
ant by the elfoi ts of the little girls
thcm.-elves, who pian the program.---,
games, decorations and re
freshments themselves, and enjoy
the preliminariec uite as much as
the finished product.
Thei e will he no dancing classes
for two weeks on account of
Christmas and Xew Year's.
May Curruthers, Ida Constantine
Bianche Cook and Evelyn I'erkins
are newly enrolled Tenderfoot
Scouts in Troop 2.
The girls of Troop 4 studied
how to make an American (lag ac
cording to correct proportion.- at
their last meeting.
Ranking first by a wide
margin in the production
of player-pianos, it is fitting
that Gulbransen give a
pledge to our public
A Pledge to continue
branding the price of each
Gulbransen in the back, at
the factory, for the protec
tion of our customers.
A Pledge never to make a
Gulbransen and send it out
under any other name, thus
presetving Gulbransen
quality for Gulbransen
buyers.
A Pledge always to keep
bright our ideal of provid
ing exceptional music for
ali classes of homes, at
modest prices.
A Pledge that the case of
playing and instant control
you enjoy in the Gulbran
sen will ever be the stand
ard of excellence among ali
player-pianos.
Harvey's Music
Rooms
Give a BANK BOOK
for CHRISTMAS.
Is there any boy who Hasn't ambitions of
what he "is going to be" when he grows up,
or girl who hasn't. cherished plans for the
future. Teach them that their own thrift
and economy will provide the -means for
turning these dreams intp reality.
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Merchants 4 National Bank
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
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Is assured, if you let us fumisti
you with the good things neces
sary for your Christmas Dinner.
We have for your approvai
Turkeys, Ducks, Chickens, Pork, Ileavy Western
Beef, Veal, Lamb, Oysters, Cranberries, Celery,
Lettuce, Mushrooms, Fruits and Vegetables I
Fancy Groceries. .
We are ready to supply you w ith everything
from "soup to nuts" and the quality is guaran-teed.
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In every vvay with a new Suit on
Christmas Day
$22 to $40
Steele, Taplin & Go.
J $700 $600 :
a $493 398 :
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Cliristmas Clieer
Throughout the Year
ELECTKICAL Appliances as Christ-
mas Gifts will win instant approvai.
And every timo they are used through
out the year their recipient is bound to
remember gratefully their thoughtful1
giver.
Listed below are a few timely sugges
tione :
Washing .Machines Troning Machines
'accum ('leaners Percolators
Chafing Dishes Waffle Irons
Toasters Vibrators
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PASSUMPSIC
The childi'en of the primary de- i
paitment of the I'as-umpsic Sah
hath school and junior classes, ill
hold Christmas exercises at the
church Saturday evening Iiecem
her 23, at 7.4.") ' V. M. Following ,
the exei-cises there will he a dis- !
ti'ibution of gifts from the Christ-'
mas tree hy other Sabbath school ;
classes. At the elosing of the
ChnVtmas exercises there will be a 1
free otfering taken for the Near
Kat Ilelief. '
OUR WANT ADS. PY
Page & Sliaw's
Gandies
Just in for the
Holidays
'--1-2 and 5 pound
Packages
ef ore Christmas Sale
Now is the time you want our Merchandise. We have decided not to wait until after Christmas
to ofTer you Bargains which ordinarily you getonly after the Holiday season. Wé are holding a-Pre-Christms
Sale and oifering you just as good prices today as you usually would get after the
Holidays.
Just read our list of real bagains:
One lot Liidies' Coats, valued $10.00.
Saie price SÓ.OS
Ali our other coats made in velour, suadin,
bolivia and Normandy plain and fur , trinimed,
Thieedays sale 15 per cent discount
820.00 Ladies' Fur Scarfs $1 1.9Ó
$15.00 Ladies' Fur Scarfs .8 798
$0.50 Children's ali wool dresses $ .',,;
Ladies' dresses, made in poiret twill, tricotine,
Canton crepes, satin, silk velvet, velveteen,
15 per cent discount
$5.00 Skirts
$10.00 Carnei hair skirts
25c Perfume
$5.5)S (ìirls' Uannel niiddies
$12.50 Manicure Sets
$10.00 Manicure Sets
$S.00 .Manicure Sets
$:ì.9s
$(i.9S
15c, or 2 l'or 25c
82.DS
$S.95
$0.95
$5.95
$18.00
$8.95
.35 wool hose
$2.50 Kid gloves
$:).0() lined gloves
0 handkerchiefs
$12.00 silk brocade P. and N. ('orsets
$1.50 Brighton Carlsbad Iiobes
$2.00 Brighton Carlsbad Kbes
$0.00 Bath Robes
$7.50 Bath Robes
$0.00 Silk Umbrellas
Boudoir Caps
S9c
SI. 95
$1.9S
50c
S5.9S
$1.29
$1.09
$1.85
$5.98
$5.00
if)c
Tea Aprons
$S.50 Wool Blankets
29c and 50c
$5.98
MEX'S DEPARTMENT
$25.00 and $27.00 Men's Overcoats
$12.50 Boys' Overcoats
S13.50 and $15.00 sheep lined coats with wambat
collars $10.95
$8.50 Boys' sheep lined coats $0.75
80.50 beach jackets, proteets from wind and
rain $1.98
o5c Paris Garters 25c
$7.50 Men's jersey sweaters with 1 ))ockets $1.98
$2XHi Men's shirts $1.19
82.1)8 Men's silk stripe shirts $1.98
8f.OO shirts $2.19
"Wool hose 25c
AH wool heavy hose 19c
$l.r,0 Leather mittens 98c
Also dress gloves, silk hose, toilet sets, suspcnders, military bmshes, arni bands, neckties, bill
folders, caps, golf hose, umbrellas, belts, silk and wool scarfs, pajamas, toques, Ladies' hand bags,
vanity cases, Children's knitted sets, Infant's jackets, Doileys, bureau scarfs, towels camisoles,
petticoats, umbrellas, envelope chemise, ì-olies, bloomers, gauntlet gloves, silk scarfs, wool scarfs,
sweaters, toilet sets, Children's fur sets, ronipers, hats, scarf sets, Boston bags, numerous other
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