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CALEDONIAN-RECORD. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1922
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Clothe Your Boy
Sales Prices!
MOTHERS, here's the opportunity of years
the opportunity that you have been wait
ing for the opportunity that means a size
abìe saving on your purchases.
The Suit, the Overcoat or the Mackinaw
your boy wants is here ali top notch qual
ity at )rices that are certainly amazing.
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Use Puretest Zìnc Sterate
IT MEANS COMFORT FOR BABY
Soothes, heals and relieves ali smarting
irritation
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Trouble !
IS your Automobile behaving perfectly?
No matter how slight or great the trouble
may be we'll repair it satisfactorily at the
lowTest possible cost and in the least time.
We've a staff of skilled mechanics ahvays
ready to give your Car the attention it re
quires. Bring in your car now for spring
overhauling.
Buick Service Station
LIVEVGSTON & HOWE
OUR WANT ADS PAY
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Locaevvs
Use Nazol for colds and catarrh.
Advertisemrnt.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Hamilton of
Montprlier r.nd Mr. and Mrs.
Tracv Bus-veli and d.iughter, Ruth
of Boston are holiday visitors ut
the home of Mi-, and Mrs. E S.
Euswell. i
Mr. and Mvh.'E. E. Badger and
son, Glen and, Mr-' and Mvs. GIen
l'erry were with relatives in Hyde
Park over the; tweek end and
Christmas.
Dr. and Mi s. .George F. Cheney
quictly observed their 25th wed
ding aniuVei-'iary o Christmas day
receiving congratulalion.s froni
their friend -and neighbors.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Cari
nent the Christmas hoJidays with
Mi', and Mrs. Fred D. Pierre at
Barton.
''or Ecave
Mrs. Cari- left Tuesday Christmas afternoon for an hìi'or
Falls, Perni., where she mal musicale, fdefrcshments were
will s-pend several weeks with her
fallici- and mother, Mr. und Mrs.
S. II. Kent.
Frederick Morso passcd the week
"ivi with his mother, Mrs. V. II.
CI i fiord in Danville.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Wright and
daughter were the guests of Mi-,
nnd Mrs. Glen Perry Tuesday on
4 heir return from Danville tò their
home in Barre. JMr. Wright is the
nroprietor of the .Granite- City
Press of Barre.
The Ladies' Aid of Giace Mcth
odi.st churcli will mect in the
chureh parlotti Thursday after-
noon
Santa Claus visited the hospitaLs
if St. Johnsbury, Sunset Home. and
other institutions scattering gifts George Stanton in North l'anville.
and sprtading joy. Nowhere -was j Irvvin Havidson of Burlington is
the day more happily observed, the guest of St Johusbury friends
than at Brightlook where individ-iand relatives ibis wek.
ual trees bloomed by the sick betìs I Miss Helen Stearns who is u-neh-
of little Angie Harris of Walden,
Jessie Ames of Derby and Stella
Coe of Burke. These were sup
plicai by the Sunday school class
of the South chureh taught by
Mrs. Herbert W. Blodgett. There
were gifts for every one and ev
ery one was royslly happy. Three
year old Angie Hanis who has
spent many months of her life at
the hospital was showered with
gifts from doctors, nurses and
friends. Christmas festivitics at
Brightlook wound up Monday
night with a tree and ciance at the
Nurses Home.
Raymond J-'lint has returned from
Fast Grange, N. .1., where he spent
hristmas with his sister, Mrs.
Earnest L. Clark.
. Leslie Morrill left Friday night
for St. Pctersburg, Fla., where he
expeets to spend the. winter. He
is to visit friends in New York and
Washington on the way.
Clam Chowder supper at the
Urn'versalist chureh Thuryday ev-
lening, Hecember 28. Advertise
jnìrnt. J Miss Angelina Stenson of Bur
(lington was a Christmas visitor at
homo of her parents, Mr. and,
Iiurs. i;cmert Menson.
li Another of the University
-; ermont ooys nome lor tne
jiCiays is Kooert cox wno is witn
jlliis parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
1 1 Cox.
Ti Mr. and Mrs. W. .1. Olliver rnd
chihlren have been with relatives
ie past tew clays.
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Breitling
stationed
lanci son wno nave oeen
in Manilla, Philippine Islancìs are
to bc transi'erred to China for a
short period. They expec-t to make
the change about the first of Feb
ruary. Major Breitling was for
merly a physician in Lunenbiug
and Mrs. Breitling before her niar
riage was a profespional nurse in
St. Johnsbury.
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Troubles
"DistinctiveJv
diirerent"
in
Teas and Coffee
cannot be exceled in
quality a trial is con
vincine. Packed by
Cross Abbott Co.
White River Junction,
Vermont
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Editor and Mrs. C. T. Walter,
Miss Dorothy C. Walter and Miss
Alice Amelia Walter spent Chri.-t-mas
with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nel
son in Fast Burhe.
Judge Walter W. Weslry Las
returned from New York where he
spent the holidav.
The regular meeting of the Ani-i
erican auxiliary will be held ibis
evening at 8 oVlock in the c-lub-rooms.
Election of o'ficers. IU
freshments. A dvert isement .
Mr. and Mrs. Napolcon Henault
of Bank Place have been entertain
ir.g Mr. and Mrs. Fi-ederick Gokey
of Newport.
A merry Christmas party of 21
neighbors gathor;d at the home cf
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. F'-inch
serve ci.
Mrs. Maynard Masscy and .-on,
Norman anl Mrs. Aujcu.ita l'belp:
are with relatives in Cioi-kton,
Mass., this week. 1
Henry J'ease and Posici- I ovv
motored to Islam! Pond and ic
turn Tuesday an;l asidc l'i imi be-
iny; slioveled out tu ice and haulcd
out ot the diteli once th
good trip.
report ai
Mr. and Mrs. John Mcl.-m aie
spendili;;- the holiday week with hi.-'
parents in Ryep.ate.
Misses Anna and manon Si
ton have resumed Ilici r work
St. Johnsbury after the boli
n
in a.V
visit at Stanton BocIkc, ì. he
of their parents, Mr. and
home
M rs.
1 inj
in the schools of Stoneham,
Mass., is with her parents, .Mr. and
Mrs. George II. Stearns to remai n
until the first of the year.
Mrs. Amos W. Scott hus recov
ered from an illness of grip.
Use the Ameri-.-an Throat Tab
let s. Advertsemont.
A stag party will be held at the
Elks Home on Saturday night,
Deeember .'!Oth from 8 to 12 under
the direction of the House Coin
mittee, S. A. Moore, chairtnan. Ali
"Brother Bill's" are cordially in
vited tp attend. There will be radio
concert, music, smokes ami a
lunch.
Professor Landry
Dead In IMìnneipolis
Frank G. Landry has ju t re
ceived word from Minneajìolis of
the death of bis cousin, Professor
J. C. Landry, native of St.
Johnsbury, the son of the late
Peter and Bridge! Landry. He was
73 years of agc-, and had bften a
supcessful teache.-- of music in
Minneapolis for many years. After
recpiiem mass at St. Steoheiis
ij.,,.,,'. rpinpti-i-e
Professor Lanùi-y is survivod bv
a wife and four sons, ali of whom
nou-uVere able to be present at the fu
neral; Arthur 01
Eddie of Chicago
bert Lee, Minne
J. of Minneapolis
iew i ori; C .tv,
Harry of A!
ota ami John
He will be pleasantly rtmom
bered by some of the oider )ieo)le
in St. Johnsbury. Seveial of his rei
atives stili reside here.
Recital by Pupils i
Miss Marjorie French
The violiti puiiD of Miss M:ir
jerie French gave a ver'- irleasir.g
recital at her home on Saturday at ,
.'! p. m. On account of Ch-itmas
several pupils were obliged to be
absent.
The following program was giv
en :
Duet "Pastorale
William Chalmei-s, Mis:
Solo Minuet
Solo I'etrosjieit
T , '.fi ,M
N'cvin
Fench
I.ange
Telhurst
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Dix
narrici l'un et-
I.ullahy
Gavotte
Pernice Wr
Abrosio
Virginia Aldrich
Caprice
Lc--toi-
Marjorie
"An old
Powers
Sonsr" Kevin
Jli s I- reiich
S.irtoiK
tria'i Folk Sonic
Duet
Harric-t Pu'er
Marionette Dm :
Vuriation?) on Au
William Chalniers
Bcethoven's "Fareweil"'
Marjorie Powcms
This was the tirsi of a scrii -reoitals
by the pupils of ih.- Mi.
Marjorie and Lola French.
of
Avlìiifftcn
Mr. and Mrs. Hoel Hillman had
is guests Christmas Day her hro
her's family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Wallace, Gordon and Bessie Wal
lace, from St. Johnsbury Center.
Quitc a large family gathering
at the home of Mr. and Mk,-'. Har
vey Morrison's includod his moth
er, Mrs. Catherine Morrison, Mr.
and Mrs. Sani Morrison, Mr. ar.d
Mrs. Geo. Balleau, Mrs. Joanni
Morrison, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Mon-ison from Barre.
Ilalph S. Dodge, who has been
traveling in the interest of the Bur
lington News has accepted a posi
tion with the C. IL Goss Co.
Marguerite Creighton has
chicken pox.
thejl
Josephine Lougee is home from
Clevtdand, Ohio. Also Frey and
Raymond from Boston, to spend
the Christmas holiday with their
parents. The boys vili return to
Boston Monday nicvht, while Jose
phine remains for the week.
Omar Duval was calice! to Necol
let, P. Q., Saturday by the illness
of his mother.
Agnes Lachance of Newark, N.
.1., is visiting her parents, Mr. ani!
Mrs. Charles Lachance.
Mrs. Thomas Williams enter
tained a party of relatives ar.d
friends Christmas night at her
Pei-Jey J. Hill Takes
Position In Pliiladelphia
Continued from unire 1)
c'uvin"; the absonee of the publish
er has been in c-hare of this pub
lication. Mr. Hill has a brilliant future in
(ho iiewspnpef field. Ilo has an
easy and ffuent style of writinpr
and o happy frulty of makini? and
!:';pin!- friends. In the stirringr
struRle.s for baseball .supremacy
bctvveen St. Johnsbury and New
nort, Mr. Hill although n Newport
boy and keenly intrrested in his
home city, had the happy faculfy of
writinp: the storie.s of these mem
orable stiugles in surh a fair and
just manner that both sides were
mado equally happy in reading his
interestinir aecounts of ali pamea.
Mr. Hill enters the Associateci
Press under the most favorable
circumstances as he- will come
under the Renerai supervision of
Edwarcl McKernon, eastern divi
sion manager ot the press associa
iion, who is a personal friend of
Herbert A. Smith, publisher of the
(Vledonian-Record.
As a testimonial of the hijrh es
teem and affection in which Mr.
Hill is held by his fellow employeos
he was presented a handsome gold
chain and knife and an Elks but
te n. He carries with nini the best
vishes of success of his fellow
v.o'-kers and hundred;
ot friends
and New-
in both St. Johnsbury
l'ort.
LEON J. CHARLAND
GOES TO DAVENPORT
Leon J. Charland for the past
three years foreman of the com
posi ng room of the Caledonian
liecod has gone o Davenjiort,
Ic-wa, where he will enter the em
p!ny oì.' the Linograph company
as a salosman and service man.
Mr. Charland served his appren
ticeship in Newport under the di
rection of ì. W. Hildreth of the
Express and Standard. After his
return from service with an engin
eering clivision in the World Warj
lie returned to the Littleton Cou-1
rier coming from there to the
C'aledonian-Record.
Ilis fellow employees of th,e Cal-cclonian-Reconl
presented Mr.
Chailand with a fine pipe and an
Flks button on Saturday.' Mr.
Charland in his new position enters
a bi-oader fiele! of work and carries
with bini the weil wishes of hosts
cf friends in both St. Johnsbury
and Newport.
Snowshoes for Women and Men
Prices run from $5.50 to $7.00. Can you
beat thera anywhere? Though our stock has
leen greatly depleted by the Christmas rush we
stili have some good values in Skis, Snowshoes
and Sleds also Skates.
DOX'T FORGET
That we sharpen skates, knives, scissors and
tools of ali kinds.
Our Radio Department
Is interesting to young and old; cali in and get
acquainted with one of the greatest maivels of
modem science.
THE RADIO STORE
W. H. TILT
91 Railroad Street
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FREE to one DeLaval Separator owrner in
ni i tt i -t i r. ri
ine òtaie oì v emione.
I J rt ... .a
Iree without any stnngs
ine jeL,avai separator company proposes io give io ine
owner of the oldest DeLaval in each state $25.00 in cash. Each
owner simply enters the contest by giving his complete address
and the size or style and seiial number of the machine.
Therefore, it bchooves every owner to register his machine
because the oldest one registered gets the prize money. It mat
ters: not when or from whom the machine was purchased.
You can register with us or direct with the DeLaval Com
pany, but do it now fo that your machine will be entered.
A. E. Counsell & Son
St. JohnsburyT, Vermont
Try to Break Straight
Wins of Company D
Conthmed from race Ono
day in the art of "breaking
through," and penetrating the op
posing team. Time and again he
starts, apparently with no effoit
and, suildenly rathering up speed
plunges thvounh the opposition be
fore one is aware of what has hap
prned. In a twinkling Burns is
then aiming bis peculiar high shot
into the moshes.
Another factor in the winning
of gaines of lite has been the ab
solutely sensational court cavorting
o;' Puss Connor. Thir; Scaletown
boy has been playLng like a mad
man. Into the thicke.st of the fray
at ali times, he performs seeming
ly impossible fctunts at "digging
up" and rushing the big pheie
dcjwn the court Were C.nnnor in
ìèave the team, his loss would be
almfìst irreparable. ' j
Lucky Fisk is another reason.
He is ever cocd and collectcd and
when everything is breaking- badly
he iti in there adding his steadying
influence to the team. His shots at
times border on the phenomenal.
Fisk will go down in history as one
of the best forwards that ever
wore locai eolors.
Without the bulwark-like defenso
given by Albert Goslant and Whit
ey Dumas in the backfiehl, Com
pany D's flashes at forward would
be useless. There are no better
guards in Vermont or New Hamp
shire than this pair. In faet it
would be dilficult to find two backs
of e(i:al and diversified ability
anywhere in New England. Dumas'
specialty is his cleverness in hand
ling the ball while Goslant can .step
irto the role of a fast running
guard at any time. Jim Foye stands
ready at a moment's notice to fili in
anywhere as utility man. With the
comparatively few opportunities
he has had to play this year, Foye
had displayed marked improvcinent
oer his work last year.
Outlook Club
Annual Deeember 27
The Outlook club met Deeember
l'i with Mrs. Ida Gray with a good
attendance. It was reported that
the sale held Dee. 1 was a success
nctting the club a good su ni of
money. 1
The next meeting will be heid
Dee. 27 with Mrs. Cari .Woeks,
Caledonia Street. As this is the an
nual meeting a large attendance is
desired. !
les aosoiuteiy o.uw g
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or conditions attacned.
GLOBE
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JLavish in production powerful in story a triple-punch
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Pathe Review News Globe Trio
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Johnnie Hines in "Suro Fire Flint
Underwear
that Spells
Real Comfort
Styles, Sizes and Weights
to Suit Every Man's Needs
$1.50 to $5.50
FOR ' personal comfort
these wintry days, you've
got to have warm perfect
fìtting Underwear and
every kind you could pos
sibly wrant is here for you
Big varied assortments of
fìnely-made Union Suits,
in Cotton, Vvool Mixtures
and AU-Wool yarns sizes
to fìt men of every build
Good, Well-Made Union
Suits Are Featured
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JEWETT
St. Johnsbury, Vi.
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Time to Take Stock
THE ld year is dying. The new year is waiting
to Le boi n. And because of this, it is a time
when business men begin to think about "taking
stock." For, in turning a new page and starting
another year's work, they want to know where
they stand.
Why isn't this a good time to take stock of
ourselves ana ot our nomes:
Where do we stand? What is the condition
of our conveniences and our comforts? They
play a big part in our health, energy and effi
ciency, so why shouldn't we take stock and know
if our houses are in order? ,
Are we as healthy and happy as we ought to
be? If we aren't, why aren't we?
Unless a house is heated just right, and un
less the heat is rightly regulàted, a family can't
be comfortable. And without the right degree of
comfort there is low vitality and mudi unhappi-ness.
Without good plumbing, and the conveniencM
es that go with it, there are bound to be sickness
and misery even death.
It's time to take stock of homes as well as of
business.
H. J. GOODRICH
"The World's Greatest Flour"
FRENCH & BEAN CO., Wholesale Distributors
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Price is Quick
to Wear Out of
One's Mind, but
Quality is Slow
to Wear Out of
One's Clothe.s
and So, We
Kjnphasize
Fine Quality. .
home on Orient Street.
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