Gift Suggestions for Men at Co operative Shoes and More
A nostalgic catalog-style notice promotes men’s gifts including Co operative Shoes priced 15c to 1.00 and range of styles, handkerchiefs with initials, plain and silver mounted merchandise, scarves and mufflers, and Mercerized cloth items. It highlights prices from 15c up to 12 dollars, with emphasis on usefulness, lasting style, and gift suitability for all ages and occasions.
Luxurious Smoking Jacket Gift In Special Department
Practical appeal highlights comfort for him with smoking jackets and a large selection on the lower floor. Prices range from $8 to $30 with styles and fabrics for any man. Also offered are Kuppenheimer overcoats and suits priced from $25 to $60, described as practical gifts for sons or fathers.
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Kuppenheimer
Luggage Grip Trends Suitcase Range From Five to Twenty Five
Travelers value their grips as practical travel gear with prices spanning five to twenty five dollars. The note mentions rugged cases and compact designs appealing to both frequent voyagers and casual travelers.
Sweaters Becomes Essential for Men and Boys
A concise note asserts sweaters are a necessity for men and boys with emphasis on practicality and daily wear. The piece hints at improving warmth and comfort in seasonal attire, urging readers to consider sturdy, versatile knits.
Hosiery and negligee shirts in Queen family styles
hosiery in silk wool or lisle for men priced from 35c to 1.50 per pair. Negligee shirts in madras percale silk flannel range 2.50 to 10. Smart pumps in dull kid or patent leather at 8.50. Queen family offers 200 styles for men women and children priced 1 to 6.
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Lisle
Madras
Miss Grints Dance Class Closes with St Johnsbury Exercises
Miss Grints dancing class in St Johnsbury holds closing exercises at the Armory tomorrow afternoon led by Miss Grint. The season’s first class showcased new steps with Miss Kruth Flint at the piano and Allen Hunter on violin. Students include Stuart Farr, Irene Alvich, Eleanor Fuller, Ruth Harris, and many others in dances from the opening march to the fox trot and waltz.
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Mary, Grint
Armory
St. Johnsbury
Grint
Kruth Flint
Allen Hunter
Stuart Farr
Irene Alvich
Eleanor Fuller
Ruth Harris
Beth Ricker
Davis Skinner
Marjorie Weeds
Marshall Miltimore
Marion Fitch
Katherine Fitch
Dorothy Spancer
Helen Randall
Irene Aldrich
Wilfred Teandall
Roland Burrows
Leighmer
Lawrence Howe
Howard Conley
John Dickinson
Tone Aldrich
Stephen Aldrich
Dorothy Baxter
Josephine Barrett
Sybil Beck
Royce Beck
Madeline Blair
Anna Burke
Sylvia Burton
Russell Brown
Ronald Burrows
Mary Caldbeck
Harriet Conley
Frances Cheever
Helen Chandler
Margaret Chandler
Leigh Cramer
Blanche Cook
Wesley Calderwood
Alma Davis
Edward Farmer
Howard Farmer
Dorothy Farr
Perry Fitch
Mar
Jury Deadlocks After Testimony In Guyer Case
Jurors fail to reach a verdict as witnesses dispute the confession’s voluntariness. State officers insist the confession was involuntary while the respondent claims alibi. Judge notes jurors weighed sworn statements and considered whether the accused was at the crime scene, with testimony about missing shoes and shoeprints suggesting another could have committed the crime.
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Motua
Syd
Ciiara
Erie
Local Names List Highlights Community Figures
A long roster of residents and families appears in the clipping. The list includes Fuller Finley Hartwell Hamilton and many others such as Hartwell, Impey, Laughton, Menut, Nurnberg, Porter, Randall, Richardson, Sampson, Skinner, Spencer, Stickey, and Woods among numerous first names.
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Garet Fuller
Iva Finley
Price of Happiness and a Clean Heart
Quote from Exchange about happiness depending on a clean heart and conscience. No man can be happy while despising his acts or harboring revenge jealousy envy or hatred. True contentment requires moral integrity.
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