The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-15
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News


open until Tuesday, July 20. adv
Good accommodations at the Lake
Shore House, West Danville, VT, by
/ the day or week. Garage connection
and livery Also boats to let. Phone
Danville 15-5. adv
High Standard Paint gives best re-
suits. If you want low priced paint
try d. C. w. at 1913 per oal. in gal
Ion cans, "Where you bought the
turpentine" Stafford & Stevens,
'The Paint Store" Prospect Ave.
adv 1416-18
"The Deadier Sex," the stellar six
reel photopIy to be shown at the
! Please U today is such a
! powerful picture that mere
detectives beggar description.
1t is a BIG picture! A wonderful
story, combining drama, comedy, sex
battle, out door beauty, plus pot
oozng with tense situations and sus-
pense. Miss Sweet is tantalizino, ir-
risistible. She is u~~orted bv such
leading men as Mahlon Hamilton,
! Winter Hall and Boris Karloff. From
,an artistic standpoint, the picture is
a lasting delight the exterior scenes
beno exouisitely beautiful. If you
want to see one of the truly fine VIC
lures of the year. See this searching
drama of a woman's soul.
Mr. and Mrs. H. d. Waite and
sons have returned from IL days
auto trip through Maine, New
Hampshire and Massachusetts.
The Mudgett- Waite millinery par
lors are now open. adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodbury.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flint took
an auto trip to Island Pond yesterday
where they called upon Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Davis
whose home is in Orlando. Fla. are
spending a few weeks in Island Pond
"The Book Caravan" the miniature
bookshop on wheels that is now tour
ing the North shore, will reach st.
Johnsbuly about Sept. 6 and proceed
from here through the principal CT
ties and towns and end its tour at
Lake Placid, Sept. "a. The caravan is
the creation of Miss Bertha E. Ma
hony, director of the bookshop for
the boys and girls of the Women's
Educational an
Boston.
Mrs. r. H. Burke was in Tilton, N.
H., Tuesday to attend funeral of a
friend.
Charles Hoernle was in West
Burke Tuesday on business.
Nh. and Mrs. Eugene Dustin of
New York City are here visiting Mrs
William Brown.
N. J. Brooks of Sheffield has pur-
chased Ford coupe and C. l.. Smith
of New Haven Ford touring car of
the Corner Garage.
Mrs. w. ]. Billiard, who has been
seriously i'll at Brightlook hospital,
has returned to her home on Eastern
Ave.
Miss Lillian M. Pearl is spending
a few days with friends at Caspian
Lake.
Miss Catherine Houghton of
Rrookline, Mass, visited friends here
Tuesday.
When Tod Browning produced
"The Virgin of Stamboul', he pro-
duced the sumptuous picture of the
year-the picture with the greatest
wealth of human drama and thrilling
incidest--the greatest wealth of gor-
geous sets and scenes-the greatest
wealth of amazingly accurate and in
teresting detail. More than that. he
produced one Of the most artistic
pictures of any year. Still more-he
provided Priscilla Dean with ves
hicle in which her electrifying per-
sosality has full scope to achieve as
complete dramatic triumph as has
ben won by any actress on the
screen today. Six months in the
making-thousands of PLAYERS in
the mighty cast-whole streets and
mosques in old STEAMBOAT reproduced