The Burlington Free Press from Burlington, Vermont • Page 11

PAGE ELEVEN THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TIMES: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1928. Fifty Prizes, Aggregating $300, Offered To Free Press Readers In Santa Sack Contest Which Begins Today WINOOSKI Legion to Install Officers Sunday Afternoon Girls' Friendly Club to Meet Today Color Assumes a Place Of Importance In by title, or name of article advertised, and letter neatly In the package under the proper firm came. The prizes will be awarded on the basis of accuracy, neatness and attractiveness. Contestants who wish to do may color their pages, decorate them with borders, back them up to avoid tearing in the mails and decorate them in any other way that would seem to add to the neatness or attractiveness. It Is not necessary to make any copies or tracings.

The pages that are submitted must be the actual pages that appear in the Free Press. After you have completed to The annual installation of offlcera of WinooskI Post No. 11, American Legion, will take place in the Legion rooms Sunday afternoon at 2:30 Separate these two pages from the rest of the paper. Note the names of fifty business firms and Institutions on the upper margin of each of the fifty packages falling from Santa Claus' Sack. Turn elsewhere In the paper to each of the advertisements that appear today Inserted by the firms whose names appear on the Santa Sack packages.

Turning to each advertisement cf the firma whose name appears on the nar-vra mi will find some Item day's set of pages watch for a similar pair of pases in next Wednesday's Thi morning MOO in cash prize is offered to Fre Press readers. This rash, ranging from a first prize of $100 down to other prizes of $50, $25, S10 and $2, will distributed before Christmas. Thers are fifty prizes, al! The Santa Sack Contest consists of six double page Christmas announcements. The flnt of these appears on panes 18 and 19 of today's paper. Any one may enter.

The work; required 1 eay. Readers are im-ited to turn now to poR's 18 and 19 and examine the paper. Fill these out In the same way. Do not send In each double f.r,4 Item." "San ta Sack Item" "Santa Claus Special" Ss A. and Frances E.

Stevens Chapter, O. E. 8., will attend the services in a body. Members of the Eastern Star are requested to meet in their hail at 7 o'clock on Sunday night. Sunday Notices Sen-Ices In the Methodist Church Sunday will be held as follows: 10:30 a.

preaching by pastor with a Thanksgiving service, theme, "An Appropriate Thanksgiving," 11:30 a. Sunday school session; 7 p. Junior League; 7:30 p. Tesper services. Masonic night.

Whist Party On next Tuesday night there will be a turkey whist party in the city hall under the auspices of St. Stephen's Council, Knights of Columbus. At this party 50 pounds In turkey will be the prizes for the winners cf the whist playing. Church Notes. Trinity Church, Rev.

Joseph Reynolds, priest officiating, Sunday next before Advent: 10:15 a. Holy Communion and sermon. two paste illustrated announcement. etc. Designate uij oiu q- page as you complete it.

No sets of pages can be completed before December 12 and none will be accepted before that date. Between 12 and December 17 complete your set cf six pages and mail them in with your name and address written neatly In the upper right hand corner of each page. Competent judges will be selected and the prizes will be awarded and delivered before o'clock. All ex-aervice men are cordially invited to attend. v.

Girls Friendly The Girls' Friendly Club will meet this afternoon In the parlors of the Methodist Episcopal Church at 2:30 'Celebrate Birthday Several friends of Miss' Mary Hatcher enjoyed a celebration at her home on Franklin Heights on her 13th birthday on Friday night. Ladies' Aid The. Laiies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church will hold their annual roaat beet supper and Christmas sale In the parlors of the church Thursday night, December 6. Trie Rev. Leigh Dlefendorf, D.

of Rutland will preach In the Meth I Christmas. Men, women and children will find ALPS CAFE AND SEA GRILL SUNDAY SPECIAL Chicken Dinner $1.00 We specialize in sea fooch of all kinds. Corner Church and Main 81. entertainment and relaxation In competing In this contest. There are no strings to it and no other conditions.

No questions can be answered over the phone concerning this contest but inquiries by mail will be promptly handled. Turn nov to pages 18 and 19 and bear -In mind that a pencil is better than Ink on news print paper. odist Episcopal Church Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock. Webster Lodge, F. ESSEX JUNCTION University Band Going to Springfield i Table linens that are a delight to the discerning observer of fashion i trends are gathered in our linen department.

Soft, 1 bvely linens in new colorful designs that are quite the style. Don't be afraid of them because they are colorful they msy add the right note to a dull room. i ft ft On Wednesday. November 23, the University of Vermont band, numbering CO musicians, will leave Burlington for Springfield over the Rutland ft ft I DflMrnurf in rifval part tfjrVrf in Linen Bridge Setsplain and initialed, with hemstitched hem, cloth 36x36 inch with four 12-inch napkins. $3.95 set.

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"Pessimism." Methodist Episcopal Church, the Rev. S. W. Francis, minister; 10:45 a. public worship, sermon topic.

"Gods Good 12 noon. Church school. 7:30 p. public worship. Song service and sermon.

Mid-week service on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. A daughter, Harriet Elaine, was born yesterday morning at the Fanny Allen Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Farnsworth of Essex.

Today and Sunday, our 50c Chocolates, assorted, at 39c the pound. Yandow's News Stationery Sore. Advertisement. Mrs. F.

W. Baldwin has closed her home on Main street and with her daughter. Miss Annis Baldwin, has taken rooms at the Van ess In Burlington lor the winter. Mr. and Mrs.

C. J. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bow hay of New Haven.

are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Arche of Maple street. W. S.

Fletcher is confined to his home on East street by Illness. First Congregational Church. D. Livingstone, minister: Public worship 10:45 a. Thanksgiving service.

Sermon. "Ownership or Possession." "With Praise and Thanksgiving." Offertory. "Unto Thee Do We Give Thanks." Male quartet; Church school 12 Y. P. 7 p.

the young people will have full charge of the 12:19 train. Upon arriving at Sprinsficld the band will proceed to the Hotel Worthy, where they will make their headquarters. A parade ha3 been scheduled as well as a concert in the Hotel Worthy. Conductor Joseph F. Lechnyr.

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Box of six- $2.50. Evangelist Speaks At W. C. T. U.

Temple The revival services continue at the W. C. T. U. Temple.

The Evangelist used for his subject last night, "The Sleep of the Unbeliever." as w. v. wno is varsity coach as well as commander of the band, will be with the football squad for the game with Springfield. Lt. J.

D. Frederick of the military 'department will accompany the band 1 as commanding officer. Conductor i Lechnyr will also be ably assisted by I Drum Major John Pavia, as well as by the two dependable assistant lead-I ers. Joseph F. Mcrola and B.

F. Clark. I The band will leave Springfield on Thursday night and arrive In Bur-j llngton Friday morning. Canada's standing army costs about I $15,077,573. Mrs.

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SMITH, President. P. VS. WARD, Vlea-Prealdent. LEVI P.

SMITH. Vice-President. EYN0LDS13 Vermont Bible Society 4 Masonic Temple B. E. BRISTOL, Assistant Treat.

E. S. IS HAM. Treasurer. in!.