The Caledonian-record. [volume], December 21, 1922, LATEST EDITION, Image 8

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Tlie Eveoio' Calectonian-Reeorct
TiiURSDAY
DECEMIìER 21, 1922
Plenty of Worth While
IFfo
l'or the Last Two Uiiys of
HOI.JDAY IJUVI(;
Colili' to us l'or
Hath Kobos
lìcriroom Slippers
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Silk Ilosici v
Fur .eckpieccs
l'nibioll is
Silk l'iuiiTwcar
Colf (iloves
Silk I'eltkoats
Handkercliiefs
riarnilette itobivs
House Dresses
Kimonas
Kitl (ìloves
Jland Iiajys
1.1 inkets and l'ufi' s
ALL KINDS OF
11TTEHSES
Stored and Rcpaired
l'rices la-aonablr. Tel. 5H0-M
CENTER GARAGE
St. .Johnsbury, Vermont
"BABY MINE"
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and
WOMKN'S. MISSKS AND CHIFDRFVS WAHM
WJNTKIl (OATS
Silk or Wool Dresses
Tliat will surely please her
Leach & Waterrnan
the (iame.s of (inmes
It's a .n'ood deal like steppìn;.;' froni
jÌq Ufi
8.15 al the Armory
Vermont
.. to
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hDeoe?AHTACiAua:-
à I MADE A MieTAIf E TOOAY tW
l'J if You ForgWp Me ah' bRiQrj
fPOPA KEWWATCEVÉRY
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THF WATCH-
Y0UR2 '9PfCTFutLY
Mr 0ME more
ISUT2.
GOVERNMENT TO BRING
SEVERAL LAW SUITS
MORNING FI RE RAGES
AT MT. HOLOKE
KORT1I IIADLEY, Mass. Dee.
21 Fii'e which stai-tei) in the
basement of Roekefeiler Hall, a
(ioi-niitory of Mt. Holyoke collose
this moruiiiK' spread into the parti
tions and other puits of the build
ing. N'ineteen j-irls who live in the
dormitory were in the chapel when
the fire was discovored in a pile of
ruhbajj'e. They surceeded in savine;
niost of their belonings.
DANCE
ut American l.euion Auxili
aiy Rooms. IJoth old and
new dances.
S to 1 i icceniber 2"
.Music by Mo.-her Orchestra
Atiniission ìMv eoupie
10:tra l.adv 2."k-, Plus War
Tax
when you sfep from tlu .stivot lo (ur stori'. We have
about e'ei'.v si'.c and kind of orando and i;rn;eiYuil as
well as the eelery and lettile.! and spinuch and parsnips
and the rest of the fresh fruits and ve;-elallos. You
will 1ind most anvlliiiiy vou can wish at
SCOTPS
Wife-Saving Station
Oh EastcrnAvenue Phoncs O'.HMi'M
l We Are Prepared To Do
S Excavat.ion, Concrete Work, Stone Masonry,
Jiaising and Movìng Buildings. Aito iMuving
lleavv iMachincry. Work to be in charge of
Fred Blay.
Wc are in a position to do Carpuntry of ali
kinds, with John iStaft'ord in charge.
J. M. SWAN & SON, Inc.
9 ('alclenvood Building Tel. -KiX-M
'l'hese soldii.-rs ai -e l'ated as one of the
FASTKST TKAMS IN NEW KNJJLAM)
and the jrame tlia! they j;avc us here la.st year was cer
ta.! n!y the h.'. t ,i:ie .een on the lloor here for niany years
They are i i:.ri n.L; a line up of stars that haye
.eained faine in ali parts of the country. You cannot miss
iiiis ode.
l'.ria.'.'; t;ie wil'e. llrinjj; the family. J'.rin Grand
;':'. her a.nd 1 ir.ai lniollier. and l'ncde Charlie too.
li viil !.- iik ' the l'ountain of youth for them to see
this contesi.
AleV.' (!'e lioliday completo iv seein' the fi'reate.,t
jrame this scaso.'i.'
Ad:iiissio:i, Ailu'.ts òde Children 2."c
Keserved t'iiai rs ()" cents
Stay and
ance After Game
lenaiiR's Oreliestra Ailmi.ssion ÒOc. Ladies Free
i
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25 Dozen
Neckwear
Just Rcceived
50c to $!.:)()
Steele, Taplin k Co.
W. A. TAPLIX, Pvop.
On the Hill
WASHINGTON, Dee. 21
The government will bring suit
UK'uinst the BridReport Bra.ss Co.
unless an agreement for settle
nient of the war claims of the gov
erninent aainst that company is
made at the conferenee next Mon
day, Stanley Atehison, assititant to
the Attorney General told the
House judiciary committee.
Another special a.ssistant to the
Attorney General told the commit
tee that action civil or criminal or
bolli soon would be started against
Thomas Roberts and Co., of Phil
adelphia which purchased lai'Ke
quantities of government canned
bei'f.
CAPTURE PRISONER
WHO ESCAPED JAIL
RUTLANI), Dee. 21 Given
leave by Policeman T. C, E 1 worth
to ko to bis home for dinner in
toad of eatinff jail fare while
ivaitinK sentence in city court
Wcdnesday for a serious breach of
he peace, Charles Doherty, 21, la
borei', took a train instead, having
bouht a ticket for Troy, N. Y.
The telephone was faster than
the train he took and when the
cars leaehed-North BenninK'ton an
ofTicer was awaitins for him. A
policeman later left here to bring
the iarty back.
A few days ao Doherty knock
ed down and kieked 10-year-old
Edward Tracy, injurine; him so
sevcrely that a doctor was called.,
The lad taunted Doherty, it is said.
Doherty had pleaded RUilty to
breach of the peace just befoie
'akinu leave. He will also have to
ui.swer for breakinjj jail..
MINER'S CHIEF IN
HERRiN TESTIMONY
MARION, HI Dee. 21 The
na me of HurIi Willis member of
he Illinois Mine Workers executivi-
board was brought into the
testiniony today in the trial of five
men chaiiel with murder in con
nection with the Herrin riots. The
witnesses said they could not be
positive of their nìentification.
... NORTH DANVILLE
Tliere will be a Christmas tree
and exerciscs at the Baptist
church Satunlay evenintf Dee. 2-'!.
There will also be a community
supper sei-ved durine the cveninjj
to which ali are cordially invited.
There are no charges for the sup
per. The Chri.-tmas sale and sujiper
Kiveri by the Ladies' Aid Friday
evcniiiK- were very successali,
uound $45 bei;. e; realized. The
booths were attr.-cu'vely decorateli
with red and green crepe paper
and contained fancy articles
a-prons and infants goods. There
were also a candy table and grab
tree. There were several aprons
and a few other articles left which
may be obtained at Mrs. Arthur
Sanborn's.
Handkerchiefs
Favorite Gifts
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PRESS COMMENT
Figuies Thiee Counties fcr Grout
Of ali the candidates for speak
er of the Vermont House of Re
preentatives, Aai-on H. Grout of
Newpoit is making the mo.-t pub
lic stir tbrougli the newspapers,
the Newport syndicate and the St.
Johnsbury Culcdonian having re
cently delivered broadsides in his
bebalf. If the candidacy of Frank
lin D. Hale of Essex county drops
out in the nieantime, Grout prom
ises to come to Montpelier with
three counties lined up for him on
the first ballot at least, thus mak
ìiik bini a considerarle factor in
the contest. Barre Times.
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Of Every Description
for Men, Wornen and
Children
Ilrown or l'.lack leather l'erett Slippers in ali
si '.es for jìien $2.50 to $:.." 0
M.'ii's IJrown leath-r Romeo Slippers S.').?.") per pr.
Mcn's I-'elt Slippers $1.2." io $2.50
Felt Juliets for Wonien $1.75 to $2.51)
Regalar Felt Slippers for Wonien $1.75 to $2.50
Jmpoi ted Turkish lloudoir Slipjiers
in colors for Wonien $1.25 per pai r
Felt Slippers for Children $1.25 to S2.00
Oda Lot
Specials
: WJ
"A Cood Place to Buy Cood Shoes"
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Àlany articles which were our best Christmas specials must be
considered as odd lot bargains now because one of a kindrone of
a color are the only pieces left to sell.
We have gathered these together with a few leading specials
to make a display worth advertising.
Amongst these may be listed the following:
.;.i)S Tnibrellas $1.9S $2.00 Silk Ilosiery (boxed)
S2..";0 l'urses ,S1.(JJ M-W
S2.DS Dolls (Talking) 1.9S $3.25 Wool Ilosiery .$2.7!)
.)!c Towels l'Jc Special Philippine Underwear
).00, ..i)S Bath P.obe Blan- Special Silk Underwear
kets $.'5.98 Siiecial Toilet Goods
'The SÈippimig
The Slorc That ISells Woollcx
! ì
Gen eral
Trucking
Piano and Furniture
moving and packing .a
specialty.
Ali work guartnteed
to be fìrst-class.
Thomas Williams
1 Orient Street
Tel. 74D-M
You will fìnd one of the Best and Most
Complete assortments of Ladies' Handkerchiefs
at our Ilandkerchief counter that we have ever
shown.
Embroidered Fine Iland Work Ladies' Hand
kerchiefs, ali Pure Linen.
Prices 30c, 50c, 75c and .$1.00 each
Ladies' Ali Linen Initial Handkerchiefs.
Prices 50 cents each
Ladies' Xovelty Embioidered Corners, Linen
Finish. Price 25 cents each
Ladies' Embioidered Handkerchiefs, Linen Fin
ish 3 in a box, dainty fancy boxes.
Price 85c box
Plain Linen Handkerchiefs for Ladies.
Prices 25c, 35c, 50c each
Ladies' Fancy Coloied Handkerchiefs.. A won
derful assortment to choose from.
Prices 8c, 2 for 35c
Children's Handkerchiefs , 15c each
Also 7 day Handkerchiefs, 7 in a fancy box.
Price $1.00 box
t
See our line of Christmas Novelties and Toilet
Articles before you make your final decision of
what to give.
BERRY-BALL DRY GOODS CO.
Give Wliitman's
ANI i
BE GLAD
Chocolates and Confections
Our Stock Received December 18
Just PJght for Christmas
Come in and Shop
AT
Whipple-Simpson Drug Co.
5.' Main Street
Two Stores
Tel. 2:J8-R
TUE SAX-TOX STORES
!)i Kailroad Street
St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Tel. 70
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Tomorrow
. 'Every Day
Vou are insured analrist pear
city or inellìcieiicy of help if you
i.ciiuiro the very simple habit of
oin to the classified )ues of
this )aper for a solution of your
dilliculties.
Here can be found every class
of help, from the humble elio
boy to the eflicient business ox
ecutivu the model parlo r maid,
and the eoo!, who knows how to
prepare the dishes "mother used
io make."
Here Is An Insurance Policy
That I'ay.s Generous Dividends.
Read the Want Ads in the
CALEDONIAN-RECORD
RandalFs Department Store
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Christmas Shopping Days
For 1922
T !.. 4 .. ,.1 , riitT nixmìnir fili O
I" XViaWlIl LU il UHIf. peil CVC1J ivuuuj; mi
o'clock Saturday eveninir till 10 o'clock, at
T xH ili u II,M i DTAIVVT JTMP I1
iVii itiijij o ora iiiviiiiiiii i ijivvnij
Follow the crowds, that's ali.
Special Handkerchief Sale
Aien's Ali Linen Handkerchiefs, hemstitched,
ol)c vaine. Special 25c each
WTomen's Ali Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
25c vaine. Special 15c each
Men's Ali Linen Hemstitched Initial Handker
chiefs, oOc vaine. Special 37 l-2c each
Men's Four-in-IIand Ties (Xmas boxes)
59c and 75c
Men's Suspenders (Xmas boxes) 50c and 75c
Men's Wool Neek Scarfs $1.50 each
Women's Wool Neck Scarfs S1.00 to $3.98
A FEW SUCESTIONS
Women's Neckwear
Camisoles
Bath Ptobes
Boudoir ('aiis
Colored Petticoats
Sweaters
Ilosiery
Gloves
Sweet Grass Baskets
Vanity Bags
Shopjiing Bags
Jewelry
Manicure Sets
Umbrellas
Table Linen
Towels
Toys of every description
E. N. RANDALL & CO.
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