The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-08
st. ]. Merchants Display
Their Spring Wares
CONTINUED from mage one)

bockers. Mr.. Brown carries the
Ed ". Price line of clothes in al
the latest styles of tweeds ano
worsteds. Shades of grays anC
browns are the leaders. The line
of Crofut and Knapp hats are all
silk lined and the Bates street
shirts come in all the latest pat
terms. A popular seller in the
shirt line this spring will be the
shirts with the attached collar. In
a large line of shoes one notices
IA bargain in an all leather dark
brown shoe at price that does
not remind one of war time prices
except that it is different. Every
man and boy likes to have a new
necktie for Easter and the line in
this store is larger and more va
ried than ever before. One of the
novelties that will attract buyers
is case of silver belt buckles
the highest priced ones being
solid silver inlaid with gold.
One only needs to glance at the
attractive window of l.. S. Jew
ett's store to know that the novel
ty in the Easter neckwear this
year is the rich Roman striped
ties. No handsomer ties were
ever shown in st. Johnsbury but
this is only one kind of large
line of beautiful neckwear. His
line of Mallory hats run in all the
new shapes which are little
smaller than last year with large
variety of colors. Attractive pat
terms of "No Fade" shirts are dis
played and there is still a good
demand for silk shirts at prices
way below the war time figures.
Hole proof hosiery can be found
here in all the new shades. Be-
sides the solid colors there is the
hose with the silk stripes. His
line Of suits include the Fashion
Park and Adler Brothers for
young men and the "Par-Vee'
which is a distinctive fabric that
appeals to discriminating buyers.
Tweeds and clearinghouse FREEDOM
mate in cloths. Ralston shoes are
carried here and the new oxfords
are running lighter in color than
last season.
At Dean p. McLellan's store
one finds a complete line of the
Hickey-Freeman and Collegian
clothes in all the newest modes
and fabrics. New English tweeds
with one pair of long pants and
one pair of knickerbockers, belted
models with patch pockets, and
other fancy patterns are carried
in stock. The Widow Jones two
pant suits for boys are a popular
seller. Mr.. McLellan's line of
Emerson oxford and high shoes is
very complete with a most salts
factory lowering of price from
previous years. Gabardine and
knittex coats top coats are in
good demand. His line of Easter
neckwear, shirts and hosiery was
never more complete. The line of
Young Brothers and Morey hats
are not only Of better quality
than last season but lower in
price. Hathaway shirts in all the
fancy patterns are shown and the
line is a most attractive one. Mr..
Mcclellan is anticipating a good
spring trade and has everything
in the clothing and furnishing line
that a man or boy wants.
Moore and Johnson have a store
well filled with spring goods and
look for a lively trade. This is
the home of the famous Hart
Schaffner and Marx Clothes and
The large line in the store includes
al the new tweeds, four piece
suits with knickerbockers and
golf hose to go with the knickers
in many shades. These combin-
alton suits are likely to prove very
popular for both men and boys.
This firm carries large line of
high class shoes, both high and
ow. The new brogue styles of
DXfords in both brown and black
are proving very good sellers.
Earl and Wilson shirts are carried
n both silk and madras in all the
pretty styles and patterns. Easter
leckwear and gloves are found in
great variety. A novelty in a COM
Dlete stock of hosiery is the
silk hose in all the new
shades. Van Heusen collars are
| new variety which command
'eady market and are fast replac-
ng the stiff collars.
K. H. Stahl is a newcomer to
st. Johnsbury, but he occupies an
I'D established store that was
owned for so many years by Asse-
in Brothers. In the special salt
, fthe latter's stock Mr.. Stahl
disposed of everything in sight
md his line of goods in all depart
nents is absolutely new. The
(uppenheimer clothes, the Lam
on and Hubbard hats and the
}rockton Cooperative and Queen
quality shoes for ladies and