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Tlllii iiiiiiKK IjAILY TIMES, iiAlu, V i'. ' fcATliilDAV, DECEMBER 23, 1922.
ESTABLISH ED 1889.
THE HOMER FITTS CO.
"THE STORE WHERE QUALITY COUNTS
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ft A: 'Merry Christmas to all our
friends and customers.
We wish you the happiest of holi
day seasons.
II After all Nineteen Twenty-two
has been good, so let's wind up the
year in a grand old Christmas holi
day Here's a toast, "Health, Wealth
and Happiness be Yours."
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, DECEItBER 23, 1922
TALK OF THE TOWN '
Local and Vermont views; real pho
tographs, 50c at Cummings & Lewis.'
adv.
Pollranna. the eid who played the!
"glad game," at tho cTiiversaliht church
Sunday evening. -d y.
Joseph RieeiarelH returned to-day
from Ntonington, Me., where he ha
been employed for the past few months.
Nothing could be better for your
Christmas-flinner than a brick of our
famous ice cream. Barre Drug Co.
adv.
Wendell Allen arrived in the city yes
terday from Tufts jire-dental college to
pass the Christina holidays with his
father at theif home on I5n" -vt.
We will call for your and
put it in winter storage. at
tention at rensonable price.-. iiy &
Nelson, Main street garage. Tel. 770.
adv.
Emilio Franzi, a student at Burling
ton Business college, arrived in the city
last evening to pass the Christmas va
cation at his home on Washington
street.
All stores, members of the Barre Re
tail Merchants' association, Inc., willam from 6 to 0 at night.
remain open on inursuay, jriaay ana
;;atiirday evenings, Dee.. 21, 22 and 23,
, nd will lie closed all day Monday, Dee.
Christmas day. -adv.'
Look and listen! Now is the time
to have your painting and paper hang
ing done, your windows washed, thoie
dirty ceilings whitened and that dirty
desk fixed and cleaned up by C. K.
Morton, the Boston painter and paper
hanger, window washer and house
cleaner. All work guaranteed and priees
right. N. K. Tel. SUl' H. adv.
TALK OF THE TOWN
Read Russell's thank you add, page
five. adv.
Closincr out all footwear at cost
price. Call at 1 Pearl street. adv.
Kver-sharp penci.s, silver anu goia,
$1 to H", at Cummings & Lewi,' adv.
Klroy A. Chase of North field was a
visit r" in the city yesterday after
noon. Learn how to be glad. See Polly
anna" at Jthe t'niversalist church Sun
day evening. adv.
Meerschaums, B. B. B., French and
Italian briars, all sizes and prices. Mar
rion's Cigar store. adv.
Order to-day ice cream bricks for
Christmas; the ice cream that Is differ
ent. Barre Drug Co. adv.
Especially put up for the holidays,
Kretuny ice kream bricks. Telephone
us your orders, 613. Barre Drug Co.
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kellett of Bos
ton have been visiting Mr. Ketlett's
aunt, Mrs. A, A. Favor of South Main
street.
Drown's drug store will be open on
Sundar, U:30 to 1 and 5:30 to 7 at
night. Christmas day, open until noon
dv.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Chaples arrived
in the city to-day from St. Johnsbury
to pas the Christmas holidays at the
home of Mrs. Chaples' mother, Mrs.
Olivia McKnight.
Miss Lessel Hunter of Ilartford,
.Conn., arrived in the city to-day to
pass the Christmas holidays at the
j home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Hunt
er, oi rrospect avenue.
The Weather.
Cloudy, probably local snows to-
might and Sunday; little change in
temperature; moderate slutting wmas,
TALK OF THE TO WN ;
Read Russell's thank you dd, page
five. adv.
Univcrsalist dance Thursday, Dee. 28,
Quarry Bank hall. Carrolrs orchestra
adv.
Louis Prevost of Glen Falls, N. Y., is
passing the holidays with . friends
the citv. ,
Mrs.' Leon Webster of this city left
wstcrdav for Bristol. Conn., where she
kill reside. '
. James Milne arrived in the city this
jnoniing from 'North Adams, Mass., to
pass a short visit.
Order to-dav ice cream bricks - for
Christinas ; the ice cream that is differ
cut. Barre Drug Co. adv.
Lost : A belt for a man's brown over
coat. Finder please leave at Park the
aire ana receive rewara. uv.
Arthur Rousse, who is employed at
Readsboro, has arrived in the city to
pass the holidays with friends. .
Christmas night in Quarry Bank
hall the Woman's club ball. Carroll's
orchestra Don't miss it. adv.
What would be better than a nice
briclt of our ice cream for yiur Christ'
ma dessert! Order to-day. Barre Drug
Co, adv.
Merry Christmas. - "Say it vrhile
dancing," Woman's club ball in Quarry
Bank hall Monday evening. Carroll's
orchestra. adv.
Candy, the first essential gift for
Christmas. Never has gone wrong and
couldn't when you buy the quality sold
at Drown s Drug store. adv.
Riiro Comolli of the Bryant & Strat
ton Business college at Boston arrived
in tho city yesterday to pass the holi
days at his home on Comolli street. :
Popular is the name they) give to
the Universalist dances. There's a good
time for those who attend the dance in
Quarry Bank hall Thursday evening.
adv. . .
Harley W. Kidder of the University
of Vermont is spending the Christmas
vacation at the home of his mother,
Mrs. NeUie L. Kidder, of 61 Summer
street. Mr. Kidder is a sophomore in
tho college of medicine.
Miss Natalie Jameson arrived in the
city from Montreal, where she is en
rolled as a student at McCill college,
and wjll pass the holiday recess at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mra.
Frank Jameson, of the Morse block.
A Fountain Pen
You. Can Lend
lyithoutjt'can
Card of.Thanks.
I wifh to thank all my friends who
'.remembered me wliiln I f tiA
j Barre City hospital and especially the
nurses and Messrs. Kelly and Nelson.
Carl OIen.
VMS try the Iridium point
smooth ta a jewel bearing
and guaranteed 25 years Moat peo
ple are loath to tend their fountain
pern becauae, the other man's atria
of wrltinc la apt to foul the point.
Not ao with the 25-year over-atia
Duofold. Laeqaer-red barrel with
mart black tips. Come are It, Uy
It and take one oa 10 days' trial.
Diiofo
BARRE DRUG CO.
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What Barre Women
Want for Christmas
The one gift that every woman
wants this year is a Vatti pearl neck
lace that adds so much to her beauty
by being a perfect match for her skin.
Vatti is the latest thing in pearls
an American product that comes hi tivj
shades to match any skin.
Such a gift is an expression of rul
ture, art, beauty and usefulness that
lasts for years and years. Jt, alw&ys
looks like new.
If the Vatti you select isn't a per
fect match, let the lady come in and
exchange for a shade that is.
Only $20 to 100 for a necklace that
looks and wears lige a necklace of
Oriental pearls costing $.V),(XK to
$500,000. - 1
Bell A Houston. adv. I
Oswegatchle, Feb. 9, 1020.
Mr. A. J. Phillips, Norwood, N. Y.:
It is twelve years since I became, af
flicted with Rheumatism, ajjd have
tried a number of Rheumatic medicines
and most all remedies I would hear of,
but found nothing to help me until I
tried the A. J. P. Rheumatic Remedy.
It has helped me wondefully and I sin
cerely recommend it to all.
Mrs. 1L J. Baxter.
Your druggist has it. adv.
Grandchild Had Croupy Cough.
"My grandchild could get no relief
whatever from a very bad croupy
cough," write Peter Land is, Meyers
dale, Pa., "until I gave him Foley's
and Honey and Tar. It ia a great help
for chest and throat trouble." Couehs.
colds, croup, throat, chest and bronchial
irritations quickly relieved with Fo
ley's Honey and Tar. Contains no op
iates ingredients printed on the wrap
per, btood the test of time serving
tnree generations. Bold everywhere.
aav.
Oh, Men We Know What Women
Want.
Every man has on his Christmas
shopping list a mother, wife, sweet
heart, sister, niece or friends. How
most men hate buying gifts for wom
en. '
We can make it easy for you. We
know what women want. Every day
women shopping among our gift pieces
exclaim over and over, "Oh, I just wish
I could buy that for myself."
Dainty pieces of furniture nothing
a woman cherishes more than a love
ly mahogany sewing box, a choice tea
table, a spacious chest, or dozens upon
dozens of other gift articles in our
displays. Come in, men. B. W. Hook
er A Co. adv.
A Meirry
Christmas
to All
The
Frank McWhorter Co.
Christmas comes
but once a year
Here's the bread to
give you cheer.
We have added
more help to meet
the demand for our
fancy poods. Give
us a trial on Satur
day. Always noted
for carrying the
largest variety in
the bakery line.
Thanking: you for
past patronage.
f &t CITYB&KtRY
MALI iJKLMU
TALK OF THE TOWN
Moore and Waterman fountain pens
at Cummings 4t Lewis.' adv.
For plumbing ai.d heating call James
McLeod, 123 Orange street. teL 823-W.
adv. .
The N. D. Phelps Co. has received
those toboggans. Call and look them
over. adv.
See "Pollyanna," beautifully illus
trated, at the Universalist church on
Sunday evening. adv.
Cigar and cigarette holders, cigarctta
and cigar cases, tobacco pouches. Mai
rion'g Cigar store.- adv.
A large stock of brass and silver ash
trays, humidors and smoke stands.
Marrion's Cigar store. adv.
Buy your Viotrolas now for Christ
mas delivery. Littleticld Piano Co., for
merly Bailey's Music rooms. adv.
Ueorge X'ratt of this . city left last
evening for New London, Conn., to pas
the Christmas holidays at his home.
Window ventilators, fresh air with
out drafts, dust, snow.'rain or germs.
Sadlier, outfitter, 10 Keith avenue.
adv.
What -would be better than a nice
brick of our ice cream for your Christ
mas dessert? Order to-day.. Barre DrTie:
Co. adv.
Romeo Sironi, a student at the Bur
lington Business college, is passing the
Christmas, recess at his htme on Scam
pini square. , . ' ..- -
We have two more Edison machines
to be sold at a great discount. Little
field Piano Co., "formerly Bailey's Mu
sic rooms. adv. S
Edwin Keast of St. Johnsbury ar
rived in the city to-day to pass the
Christmas holidays at his home on
Prospect avenue-
One big family party the Barre
Woman's club -ball in Quarry Bank
hall Christmas night, Monday, Dee,
25. Carroll's orchestra. adv. "
Louis Bottiggi arrived in the city to
day from St. johnsbury, where he has
been employed during the past few
months, and will pass the Christmas
holidays at his home on School street.
SamuerSargent of Beckley street
and John Craig of Plain street arrived
TALK OF THE TOWN
Kodaks at Drown's Drug store. adv,
Chris) JOa day ,lall Monday evening.
adv! t: f ' X- ...-
Read RursellV thank you add, page
five. adv.
Whiting stationery in holiday boxes,
50c to $U, n,t Cummings & ALewis.'
adv.-.;
"Just what I wanted." That's what
he will say if you get his gift at Mar
rion's. adv.
Kaywoodie briar pipes, the finest
quality pipe in America, $.", Marrion's
Cigar store. adv.
Adolfo Cukagiii of South Ryegate has
arrived in, the . city to pass the holi
days wjtli relatives.
Public dance every Saturday night, in
Quarry Bunk hall ; "Carroll's orchestra.
Special car after dam:e.-adv. ;
Vacuum bottles in both pints and
quarts. Prices very low. 'A. few left
at Drown's Drug store. adv;
While doing your Christinas shop- j
ping come in and inspect the new Over-,
land. II. F. Cutler &. Son. adv. -
Orpheus Bizzozero, a student '"at the
TALK OF THE TOWN
The N. D. Phelps Co. has received
those toboggans. Call and look them
over. adv.. , . . .. ,
"Pollyanna, the Glad Girl," at the
L'nivcrsalist- church Sunday, evening.
adv. '
, Robert. Hosmer of Groton wns a busi
ness visitor in the city yesterday and
to-day.
Verne E. Lougee of Richford is pass
ing a few days in the city on a busi
ness visit. '
Peter Walsh of Prince .Edward Is
land, Canada, is passing s few days
with, friend in the city. -
Buy your Victrolas now for Christ
mas delivery. Littlefield Piano Co for
merly Bailey's Music rooms. adv, i
Samoset chocolates in one-hajf, one,
two and five pound boxes for Christ
mas. at Cummings &' Lewis.'-adv.
Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Mznfl left this
morning for St. Albans to pass the hol
idays with friends and relatives in, that
city.
Especially put up for the holidays,
Kreamy ice kream bricks. ' Telephone
1
Union Dry Goods Co.
Service Satisfaction
'MERRY
CHRISTMA
University of Vermont, is passing the i us your orders, 613. Barre Drug Co.
aav.
A handv man: Do you need one for
odd iobs in carpentering, mending and
painting! If so telephone F. E. Skin
ner, 206-W, Barre. adv. " , , -
Harold Carr and- Herbert McLeod of
Graniteville arrived -home this morning j
from Hartford, Conn., where they are
stationed with the U. S. navy.
Harold Waugh and A. B. Lane, who
are employed on the Presbrey-Leland i
construction job in Brattleboro, ar
rived in the city to-day. to pass the
Christmas holidays in this city.
All the popular brands of cigars iu
holiday boxes 5f five, ten, 25 and od
cigars. Marrion's Cigar store. adv.
Nothing could be better for your
Christmas dinner than a brick of our
famous ice cream Barre Drug Co.
adv.
John Emslie arrived this morning
from Hartford, Conn., and will visit
over the holidays at his home on
Highland avenue.
Frank Calcagni and I go alii have
nrrtvAf! frnm Tin ffaln. V. V.. wlmrfhpv ! Christmas holidays.
are employed, to pas the holidays at I M. "7 Mathews and son, Howard,
their respective homes In this city. I to-day for their homejn Philadel-
Krman L'alcagm, who is emplovea " t' " 1 .
at Stowe, arrived in the city yesterday j
Wishing You All a Good
Old-fashioned
.... . i
Merry Christmas
Union Dry Goods Company
in the city to-day from Philadelphia,
where they have been employed during
the past six months.
A western physician discovered Hcm-
Roid, a harmless pile remedy. In many
cases ol years standing all distress
quickly disappeared. " We sell it with
money-back guarantee. E. A.
A Co. adv.
All stores, members of the Barre Re
tail Merchants' association. Inc., will
remain open on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings, Dec. 21, 22 and 23,
and will be closed all day Monday, Dec.
25, Christmas day. adv.
and will visit for a short time at the
home of his parents on Cambria street.
Christmas day, with all the good
things t.o eat, the gifts received, the
happiness then the Woman's club
hall, in Quarry Bank hall. Monday,
Dec.' 25; Carroll's orehefctra.: adv.
To stay young is to keep dancing.
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Cath
erine Catto, of Sheridan street.
A11 stores, members of the Barre Re
tail i Merchants' association, Inc., will
remain open on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings, Dec. 21, 22 and 23,
and will be closed all day, Monday, Dec.
25, Christmas day. adv.
Miss Elena Barberi has arrived home
Everyone is young while attending the from New York City, Where she has
been attending a music conservatory
for the past few months, to pass the
Christmas holidays at her home on
Brook street. ,.
L'niversalist dance. There will be one
in Quarry Bank hall Thursday, Dec. 28.
Carroll's orchestra. adv,,. v
Diego Crivellaro and Charles Cal
cagni arrived yesterday, from Clare
mont, N. II., where they are emploved.
Drown j and will visit over the holiday at their
respective home on Berlin street.
Batteries should be well taken care
of during the winter. We are prepared
to give expert attention at reasonable
prices. Tel. 770 and we will call for
yours. Kelly A Nelson, Main street ga-i his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cal
I rage. adr. , ,- . jcagni, of Humbert street.
Miss Enid Mathewson arrived in the
city this morning from Hartford,;
Conn., to pass the Christmas holidays
with friends and relatives in this city
and on the hill. j
Josepti Calcagni, a student at the.
Culver Military school at Culver, Ind.,
is passing the holidays at the home of
The Woman's
Readyrto-Wear Shop
A Special Purchase
of 25 Poiret Twill and Tricotine Dresses en
ables us to offer them to you at ... . $13.98
Some have vests of Canton Crepe or Duve
tyn; others are braid and button trimmed:
sizes 16, to 38. In the better Dresses sizes.
run 16 to 46.
The Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc.
i ts mm
Greetings
- Looking backward over
nearly a year of progress, we
are naturally grateful to Ihosi
whose patronage and good will
have enabled us to prosper and
grow and we are determined to
merit a continuance of your
patronage which service and
satisfaction demands. In t-in-cerity
may this holiday season
bring joy to everyone and the
New Year be one of unprece
dented prosperity and success.
WE WISH YOU A
tnerrt( Christmas
AND HOPE THAT YOUR
NEW YEAR STARTS AS
WELL AS FRANKLINS
DO THESE WINTRY
MORNINGS
Kelly. &' Nelson
Xash Distributors for Washington,
Orange, Lamoille, Chittenden and
Grand We Counties.
Drown Motor. Car Co.
Barre and Burlington
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We have many ood things left Pyrex Ware,
fcarvers, Thermo Bottles, Percolators. Pocket
Knives, Razors, Tools, Skates and Shoe:, Snow
Shoes, Footballs, Golf Sets, Sleds, etc.
,C. W. Averill & Co.
nit TYWCffSSTSR trout
Wouldn't she be pleased with a Franklin for Christmas?
Drown Motor Car Co., Barre and Burlington
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