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THE MIDDLEBURY REGISTER, MIDDLEBURY, VT. PAGE NINE DECEMBER 8, 1922 EAST MIDDLEBURY Clifford Aflis and family have gone to keeping house in Mrs. Nellie At-vrood's house. Miss Marion Elmer of Plattsburg, N. and Mrs.

Harold Elmer of Worcester, spent Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Elmer. They returned to their work Sunday night. Mrs.

William Damon of Sudbury, who was called here by the illness of her husband's mother, returned Sunday, as Mrs. Damon is now able to sit up. The West Salisbury Dramatic Club put on their play "The Deacon's Honeymoon," last Friday evening in the hall here to a well filled house, who enjoyed the play very much, and $14.50 was added to our Community Club BRIDPORT Mr. and Mrs. Archie Swinton and two sons visited a few days last week at the home of Mrs.

Swinton's sister, Mrs. Will Naylor, of Weybridge. Grange meeting will be held next Tuesday evening and the program 4s in charge of Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Dukett and Mr. and Mrs. J. S.

Dukett Lawrence Condon underwent an operation for the removal of tonsils and adenoids Monday at the office of Dr. I. P. Sharon of Shoreham. He returned home Tuesday and is doing nicely.

Mrs. H. Lee Hemenway was called to Middlebury Monday by the serious condition of her mother, Mrs. N. W.

Russell, who has been ill for some time at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. D. Norton. Mrs Nellie Hemenway, Mr and Mrs.

CORNWALL Mrs. Sophronia Porter is with her son, Fred Porter, and family. C. E. Ward and C.

M. Ward spent Thanksgiving Day in Winooski, guests of Mrs. Chas. Lord. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Peck of Avon, were in town last week to attend the funeral of their uncle, J. W. At wood. Miss Mary Viens, Joseph Viens of Northfield and Miss Leona Bisson of Barre were guests last week at William Ringey's.

Mrs. Beatrice Watt of Saxtons River and Fred Drolette of Bellows Falls spent several days last week at Joseph Drolette's. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bruso, Wilard Bruso and Mrs.

Louise Arnold were guests at Russell Bruso's in Ferrisburg Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Sampson returned on Thursday to their home in THAT DISTINCTIVE CHRISTMAS STORE A GREAT CHRISTMAS STORE WHERE ONLY USEFUL GOODS ARE SOLD H.

L. Hemenway, Mr. and Mrs. E. C.

Dukett and daughter. Kathryn, were Hartford, after a week's visit with their father, C. E. Sampson. Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Sumner, Miss Amy Sumner and Miss Cornelia Stevens of Bristol spent Thanksgiving Day and the week end at A. W.

Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. J. L.

Douglas entertained Thanksgiving Day their daughters, Mrs. Wilbur Goodrich and Mrs. Frank Manchester, with their families. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Murray and guests Thanksgiving Day of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mead at the Addison House in Middlebury.

The "Busy Bees" held their monthly meeting at the home of their leader, Miss Elizabeth Hamilton, last Saturday afternoon. Seven members were present and they worked on Christmas gifts for the H-H Orphan Box. The next meeting will be held December 23 and there will foe a Christmas tree. There was a card party at the home of S. J.

Cooke Thanksgiving eve for the benefit of St. Genevieve's church The Hustle of Gift Buying Is On And You Haven't Any Time to Waste, treasury. Refreshments were served to those who took part in the play. The Guild will hold their regular monthly meeting at the Club rooms Thursday afternoon, Dec. 14.

Supper will be served and a cordial invitation is extended to everyone. Roy Fletcher left Saturday night for Boston, to find employment. Edward Grant of Brooklyn, N. is here for a few days' stay with George Dragon and other relatives. Mrs.

LeslieNDay commenced teaching school in the North district last Monday as their teacher was called home by illness. Phil Newton and Norman Howe started Sunday night for Hartford, to find employment. School is closed until after the holidays on account of sickness, scarlet fever and chicken pox. Harold Marcelles is ill with scarlet fever and he and his wife are at his parents in Whiting. family and Mrs.

Palsa and Mr. and Mrs. Butterfield and family were Thanksgiving Day guests at Robert Shackett's in Shoreham. The Cornwall Utility Clothing Club will give an entertainment in town hall tomorrow evening at 7.30 o'clock, the program for which was given in last week's issue. Ice cream cones and pop in Shoreham.

There were fifty-six people present both from. Bridport and Shoreham. The first prize for ladies was won by Mrs. Hollis Shandrow, for BUY AT THIS STORE OF USEFUL AND PRACTICAL GIFTS Gee-gaws, trifles, senseless, gaudy novelties made to catch the thoughtless shoppers can be bought most any place but where we have concentrated is on the great assemblage of Practical Gifts for your every selection. Following is a Partial List of Gift Things that are useful to the Nth Degree.

gentlemen by Ernest Woodbury, and the consolation prize was given to Miss Helen Stokes. corn will also be on sale. H. H. STONE JEWELER and STATIONER MAIN ST.

THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS PREVAILS HERE CHRISTMAS STATIONERY A wonderful showing of novelties in stationery, especially in dainty thin and exclusive papers which will make both serviceable and pleasing gifts 25c up GIFTS IN COLONIAL IVORY Among them are brushes, combs mirrors, picture frames, jewel cases pin trays, dresser trays, bottles and manicure sets. All most reasonably priced according to your selection 25c to $1 1.75 Fashionable New Apparel for Christmas Holidays New Suits, Coats and Dresses for your own wear during the holidays and and after. All prices are consistently low for style, quality and fit $10.00 up This Store Is Brimming Full of Gift Articles and Selections Are Very Easily Made. JEWELRY There are many new ideas in Rings, Bracelets, Earrings, Bar Pins and Fancy Necks. A Gift of Jewelry is indeed a "Gift That Lasts." MAKE RUGS A FAMILY GIFT The entire family can join in the purchasing of rugs, giving and accepting it as a Christmas present all around.

All sizes and kinds 1 .98 to $40.00 BEAUTIFUL SILKS Make Sensible Gifts With most women about town having confidence in our line of silks, why not give waist skirt or dress lengths 1 .98 to $3.75 yd GLOVE GIFTS ARE ALWAYS IN ORDER More acceptable than ever because of the great range of styles and colors one must have for the new costumes $1.50 up WatermarisldFountainPen "V'mum mmamm iifrtM "Wtf THE BEST PEN MADE 144 PENS ALWAYS IN STOCK EVERY PEN GUARANTEED THE DESIGNS FOR Men's and Women's Watches are most attractive this year. It is a pleasure to show them Prices are most reosonable too. Fifteen Dollars buys a reliable watch and prices range up to $50.00 GIVE A FOUNTAIN PEN OR GENUINE EVERSHARP PENCIL Pleasing and Useful Gifts in Silver and Gold, Priced $1-00 to $10.00 FAVORITE PERFUMES For Christmas Giving Make your selection from the single bottle of a rare essence to a present of a set of toilet waters, perfumes, powders and soap, 25c up GIFTS OF BLANKETS Are Always Welcomed Most housewives continually need new ones, hence blankets are always acceptable and useful gifts $1.50 up A Christmas Display of Fur Gift Things Furs are a practical Christmas present of real merit and cannot help but be welcomed. All styles $7.75 up Suggestions For a Man Suggestions For a Lady Fraternity Charm Gold Fob Military Brushes Signet Ring Stone Ring Flashlight Pocketbook Shaving Set Cards in Case Cuff Links Scarf Pin Tie Clasp Waldemar Chain Cigarette Case Safety Razor Belt Buckle Gold Knife Cigar Cutter Gold Brooch Collar Pins Sweater Set Pearl Beads Pendant and Chain Earrings Vanity Case Mesh Bag Onyx Ring Wrist Watch Locket and Chain Rosaries Book Ends Leather Bags French Ivory Boudoir Clock Bar Pins Fancy Beads KNIT UNDERWEAR For Yourself And Others Excellent Christmas gifts for the home folks to give each other. Separate garments or suits, cotton, wool or silk and wool Priced 75c to $4.25 USEFUL NEEDLEWORK There's a wealth of selection in the assortments of needlework shown in our art goods dept.

All within the reach of even the smallest purse SURELY YOU WONT FORGET THE BABY Present sensible gifts such as saques, booties, coats, sweaters, socks etc. 50c up Will There Be A Victrola In Your Home This Christmas? WHAT TO GIVE IS THE QUESTION Our store answers this perplexing problem through a wide variety of gifts for all gift giving purposes. LOVELY WAIST STYLES Lots of them offering ample scope for selection at prices that you will agree are most reasonable $1.25 up BOUDOIR CAPS A great array in all styles, materials and combinations including the new bandeau effect 50c up Why not have the world's best music ithin your reach at all times? Whether your fancy demands Opera, Dance, Vocal or Violin Music, you may nave it whenever you wish. Imagine yourselt and family these cold evenings, seated in comfort in your home listening to your lavorite artist, band or orchestra. The Victrola is priced within reach of AND SHE ALWAYS Welcomes Silk Stockings We carry several different makes in all colors Prices range from $1.25 to 3.50 JEWELRY Beads, earings, necklaces, bar pins, lingerie clasps, gold filled pencils, lockets, bracelets, vanity cases, coin holdera, etc.

25c up GIFT HANDKERCHIEFS The greatest display we have ever had. For every member of the family singly or attractively boxed. Sheer muslin to the finest linen 5c up $25 00 to $250 00 Kasy Payments HAWKS CUT GLASS The Very Finest in the Country. We have a new shipment which includes all that is new in the Cut Glass line. CHRISTMAS CARDS AND BOOKLETS Thousands and thousands of them.

White Tissue, Rlbbonzine, Candles, Calendars, Seals, Enclosure Cards, Holly Boxes, Etc. WHAT BETTER FOR A GIFT THAT LASTS" THAN A FINE CLOCK? We have a fine assortment of Mantle Clocks at prices ranging from $6.50 to $25.00 Toy Land! Toy Land! Toy Land! If this does'nt make a lot of children happy, I'll lose my guess. Shows 'em how busy I've been in my workshop, too." Santa Claus. Well, aren't the prices reasonable Now every little boy and girl can have three Christmas presents instead of two." Mrs. Santa Claus.

I sure have kept the Boss humping to get this selection ready. But I'll say I've done a good job." Tommy Claus (Santa's Youngest Brother.) But whatever other people think, you'll want to come yourself and bring the kiddies to see our splendid selection of toys, games and dolls bigger and better than ever, we believe and certainly at lower prices. Hthor llMOCtinnc Umbrellas, Bath Robes, Hand Bags, Neckwear, Books UlllCl OliyljcMIUIIo." for Boys, Girls and Grown-ups, Sweaters, Camisoles, Chemises, Candlesticks, Nut Bowls and hundreds of other useful gifts. Xmas Cards, Tags, Seals, Ribbons, Boxes, Tissue, etc. CHRISTMAS! It's a Season of Giving Throughout the Entire Untberse.

No piece with- A'rK mart on It out tbia Trade (fx) is genuine. Silverware, Fine China Casseroles Brass Goods Leather Goods Novelties Fine Stationery Start Right! Shop Here I Shop Early! Mahogany Case Price $11.00 Telephone 48-2 Middlebury, Vt. TOYLAND WILL DELIGHT THE YOUNGSTERS and maybe the grown-ups will find pleasure there also. Our big basement is filled with toys of all descriptions, games, books, dolls, trains, drums, tea sets, and hundreds of different toys. 1 COME IN AND LOOK AROUND GIFT HEADQUARTERS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY.