Turner's Public Spirit: Vol. 54, No. 16

i^'utmi»uitAx,->tAmmMsms&itiiiaimW^^ : 1^' ,']<•! ^ .;;^* Fif ty-fdurtn- Year SPIRIT. Ayer, Mass., Saturday, December 17 Alliance and told how ghe earned It. Delicious cocoa and sandwiches were served by the ho.sicsses. : Mlss Joy HIt-Kliis, 'whoas.'jl.sted In pageant work heve during the wir .tar'thft^lion'''^;'^'^"''^ P^«!anX 'The star that shone," ^.lvcn In Boston Mon- day_^cvenlns. ^ .si... also assisted In the P':°<l"P"on of u mystery phay, "The traveling man,- tho samo evening. wo'^L*^'^?",!,^- vJ''*" ^"^ returned to •i°^.,^L"^'- -^" w.-i onico, havlns re signed his po.sition In Boston. ihf/J' '•""'. ?'"' Stone have bought v^r/"7'\ ?'i •''"•«- Clara DavLs In Har- «?m.; , '"'^'' ""'>• have rented for some time pa.-t. .Mrs. DavLs will re side In West -Manslield. vitality"!""''"" °'''''*' ='"'' '"='" •'"i Iri- Tuosl I '^'""'? '" Hardy's hall last ?^.rnl«i • .^•'•'^"';'«- Wilson's orchestra lurnished musk-, Pocket and Meat Knives Chinaware ^ Other A.ver matter will be found Riazors and Scissors on pase viKht. Electric Flat Irons t,..^ '^?'^'o"f "'•* was, averted at the Hair Clippers .,^1 ,'" .'''•'*' Stiturday afternoon by Asbestos Flat Irons hen,?^t ^,'"•>•• e^'lnsulsher. An over Razor Strops Sterno Stoves heated stovepipe Icadlas frora Chief rt,^.!?,M>,''""L"".'""'*""'' 'o ^he rear ot Flashlights Perfection Heaters the bulldiiiK had set lire to some rub- Dish on top of a closet over which It Thermos Bottles runs, D.;,inls J. Flaherty, who was Rayo Lamps and Lanterns working: there, put out the Arc, about Thermos Lunch Sets forty dollai.s being the estimated dam Pyrene Fire Extinguishers age. Mrs. Charles R. White's dancing Three-Coin Banks class w-as being conducted In tho. up Cobbler Sets per hall and was promptly dLspersed, Coffee Percolators ittc flro alarm box near the town hall •Clothes and Mop Wringers was tried but failed to work. Pencil Sharpeners _ Harbinger lodge, K.. of P., visited Ash Sifters and Ash Barrels Daniel Hlnes lodge of T.owell, witness Tea, Kettles ing the rank of esquire last Tuesday Skates, Sleds, Skiis evening, Alarm Clocks Playing Cards Frank C, Harmon, Frank R. Mason and Mrs, Grace M. Bradshaw are at Food Choppers Snow.Novels tending the arinual meeting of the State Grange In Sprlngfleld this week. Dog Collars Sidewalk Cleaners Mr.s. Caroline N'lles ot Alb.any. N Y. Is visiting her sister, Mrs, Edward E' Cello Water Bottles' Hockey Sticks Pufter. Bread Mixers Fish Reels -Mlss Gladys I, Porter appeared In |His Christmas Qifts at Browns a one-act play, "Suppressed desires," Savory Roasters —Âir Rifles from the Provincetown players pre THE STORE OF A THOUSAND-AND-bNE THINGS THAT MEN APPRECIATE sented by tjie .Masque, the dramatic IMut Crackers and Picks orgtinizatlon- of Jackson college in Boy Scout Axes Medford last week. Miss Porter Is of Lunch Baskets the class of 1923, Her mother, Mrs year ^"e.|S^ Practical C^stâa yea^ Game Traps Lois E, Porter, attended the perform ance. • • : --f^^M^âSS'^^^s^^M^^Z'I^X^ T^- «tore Offers a greai. Woman'.s Cluh. , • The Woman's club will hold its reg ^^^^yoây be perfectly surelât yc^sSeda^r^^g^ ^ff^^ff^.P^^^ ô the Mea^J^ 1. ular business meeting at three o'clock o Wednesday, December 21, at Hardy's '.:' hall. The program Is In charge of CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFS :i. Main Street 'I'M: Depot Square AY^R, MASS the legislative committee. Mrs, Edith -GIVE HIM GLOVES „ p. Johnson, chairman. The speaker Embroidered Initial -15^ to ;25^. i: ft, is- How-ard B, White, representative aten's Dress Gloves', tJiilmed Cape'. t^.Bt^î^^.0O from the twelfth .Middlesex district Japanette Initial .......::; .15^ > Men's Genuine Arabian Mocha, unlmed...;....C.'......:.'si©a -Mr, Whites subject is "The duties of Linen Initial ... ...'40<J td ,75<*-' a representative to the legislature." , Men'sijndia Mocha,, .unlmed .SZMb That Thcy :ail May IBe One All club members aro reminded that Linen Hemstitched 25<r to 75^ this Is an c-vcellent opportunity to .:^J^?)f^H'pe- B.«<*;- «ne quality $4.'50 and'S5.00 hear their representative. Fine Cottoii-,.,.:/,,..lOfJ to-25^ ' The postponed lecture by Prof. Ro Fine Cambrifii^ in' Christmas Men s Domestio IVôbHa, litfed.-. -. $l,50ut(L!$a,5fJL The Ministers' Union Seeks the Oneness in Good WiU, and in land B. Dlxon of Harvard Is to be Men's Horsehide,-.-liiied .and unlmed $2.50 to..S^:oO' Practical Co-operation, of AU the People! given at Hardy's hall Tuesdav even- ._; . box .......,'..'.50<J. and 75< '"S- December 20, at eight o'clock. Men's Woolen Gloves and Mittens 50^ frf S^'OO-"""' It is not a local; body,, but, like' the My -Stack Prayer The subject of the lecture Is "A thou '</,Liiien Hemstitched-r3 in ehrist- sand miles through the Himalayas." mas bos . i .?1.50 to ^2.50- Men's Work :G1Oves,,Leather, hned and unlined. ,59*f to" SsW Meeting of over a century ago, a World body. -But it was Illustrated by lantern slides. This Meir^S:ôcha -gloves; fur lined ;;,.;.,SS,00 meeting Is open to the public and the Silk Handkerchiefs in Fancy-- -T--H founded at Ayer. It's first nieeting was held therein 1895 It Womans club cordially fnVltes Its Colors and Plain White Men s Fur, Gauntlet, Gloves .-,... ^.50 to S-TvSO friends to enjoy this lecture. No ad- .-=TSfe.*. can never cease to appeal for the earnest good wiU of all the mtsslon is to be charged. 50<J to $1.50 ;. Mep s :J-e^ther -Gaiintlet Gloves, Imed $3:00 and S8.50 people of Ayer and vicinity! The chairman of the home econom Little , Boys' Handkerchiefs'.- in : Boys-Gloves and Mitteni 35,^ to $1.25 ics department has sent the foHowInr- message, to all Federated clubs of Christmas box 15^ each Mas^chusettsi "At the suggestion of GIVE HIM A the Bureau of Markets our state com GIVE HIM A SWEATER AYER the successful financial canvass of last mittee has carefully considered the advantages and disadvantages of the Nothing Could Be More Acceptable Than a Gk>od Warm Sweater'. JTowB JCtems. , year whon approximately »2,400 000 present method ot marketing celery. w.as raised within the denomination The committee has conferred with TT ^''y-,.'^^^^ B.-cfanaall of the Pliit ihosa. .bert .Informed--and.-«oMr..,iaoot. Men's Coat Stylei aU^bolors. • -...;,.......... ;?3.50 to îo.Oo" Unitarian-parish has been appointed „.I ,'*-^'^'' Branch. AUlaJice hc!lff a Jêcktle pra Muffle]" ^fy. P'âsan' and instructive meoting a r^hre. that this body disapprove fr^':^^.xf--!^'^M^y}^r-^^y^^.^-^^^'-^-x--~'^ ,^^^!r,'^'^ ?' "iS church membership at the home of Mrs. Theodore Barry fviii L'î^'^"'"' °' spiking celery and Men s V-Neck, YHiite,- with collar, i. campaign In this town to recruit a will lend Its assistance to effect a - 1 K-l --,-/vJl, |l|'-'i' ^^-'y'^y-'P^r^t-in^reê In^ m'em^ ""s''",^fe'eflng'"e\'<?h"re^'hl'^'^ ""t T'Chang—e 'In" th' e present custom, which The Famous Tom Wye Knit Coat ?'r.50; I bers in a n.atlon-wlde "follow-up" of , wlshed;";VJs"J'ntero''no "SX^^to'Ihe I'^r^vrin^^'"°",'^- ^ ^-aste, but'an Boys' Sweaters, all calors. — —. I "uiiar 10 tne I inlury to the local cek-rv- industry," 98^ to ^7.50" Four-in-Hands m Christmas Polders.' "^ - 50i^ to $2:00 Boys' Four-m-Hands 25<J to 50^ :Silk Mufflers .$3.00' to-^.'oO A, G. Pollard Co Wool Mufflers .".$2.'S0 to iÔO, •'ig'' THE STORE FOR THRIFTY PEOPLE MEN?S ANG^ BOYS' CAPS AND TOQUES .: ^ LOWELL, MASS. Caps of Every Kind for Men and Boys.' Toques and Knit Otqis f^^ --î Merrimack, Palmer and Middle Streets .Men, Boys ajid Children -. ^ ->r Fine Cotton Hose, all colors. 25^ and 35S Men's Cloth Caps for Winter C \ .75^ to $2.5a" 1—Ji Men's - _r„ „. ,,...„^,. -ô^ to ;p3fi.sw. Lisle Thread Ilose, all colors .'. .40^ and 50<>: CHRISTMAS JEWELRY EASY PATTERNS IN STAMPED Silk Hose, all colors 50^ to 85«S Boys . Cloth Caps for Wmter SOf^tcr'aiOT^NxSî Mens-.Yarn -Toques.. 75^ and ?i:^/. ^k Tf you run down your list, you are sure to GOODS S>ilk IIo.se. full fashioned ei-nn- spot one, if not many places that call for Lashmere Hose, fine qualitv ; 50<* to 75*' Boys Yarn ..Toques 3»^ to Jt.OOr- ni Jewelry, Our as.sortment of beautiful gifts •^till time for embroidery work if it's not Heavy Woo! Ilose ", ;.•;.•; .'39^ to $i:00 - h for men. -ivoinen and children alike are un too exacting, We prepared for just such an Boys Black Cat Hose, according to size 25<^ ^5 55^ Children's Hats and Caps SQX trai AA usual. You will be fascinated .at the great emergency. There are huncb'cds of pieces readv .ti'tlH •:;:i!'! variety of different priees, . for your needle which include Boys' Muffler Caps , i::::::::: .T;!!^:^!. '^J •-••••!:1 ,Waldemars ^2.50 to 98.50 Scarfs. Center Pieces. Pillow Covers. Gowns, MISCELLANEO.US tTEMS ^^"'y«s ?2.50 to ?4.50 Towels and -Xovelties too numerous to mention SUSPENDERS—Many kinds, in Christmas Boxes 50^ to $1.0O SHEEP-IINED OOAIS—For Men... $7:00 to $ai8;-06t>^'. Pencils, Eversharp $1.00 to $4.50 JIade up Articles— ARM BANDS—Many kinds, in Christmas BoxeS„',:. .25^ to 50^ ' For Boy», -10 to 18 years. $7.00 to STâs©^^-'*^^? Chains, neek or pencil lengths , Madeira Scarfs and Center Pieces. Luneh CUFF BUTTONS—Good assortment .'25^ to $3,0O PAJAMAS-Domet .Flannel ^1,50 to>2.«ia $1.50 to $5.00 Set.s.

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