The Barre daily times., May 02, 1903, Image 5

About The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959

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Our Saturday Special for May 2d!
Dimities, 6c Per Yard.
Five hundred yards of Dimities in new shades of linen color
with black, green, red and blue dots. These Dimities are i7
inches wide and the regular value is 8c per yard. Price Satur
day, 6c. Call for samples of these goodsl
standard Patterns I Our stock is rich in all the latest
and prettiest styles. Standard Patterns are reliable. All :
seam-allowing. They are stylish and perfect fitting.
TALK OF TEE TOWN.
PERRY CAMP,
71 and 75 Mala Street,
Barre, Vermont,
I DON'T GO IT BLIND
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Either in the Selection of Carpets or Wall Papers.
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Buying without visiting , us, you will miss many of
the prettiest effects shown this Spring. Durability is
also included in the price of our Carpets.
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B. W Hooker & Co.,
Park Block, Next to City Hall, Barre, Vermont. 2;
Brown's
Soda Syrups
Are made of pure Fruit Juices.
Try them.
Drown's Ice Cream has no equal.
E. A. DROWN,
48 No. Main St.,
Opp. Nat'l BanK.
etc. etc.
We're Still Cutting Old Cheese
OF THE BEST QUALITY.
Have you ever tried our Cheese? If
not get a sample when you come in to
order Groceries. It is especially nice
for rare bits and chafing dish delicacies,
OUR COBBLE HILL BUTTER
comes from a creamery that is justly
celebrated for the quality of its prod
ucts. Try a pound at 27c. Dairy,
very choice, in boxes, 25c ; prints, 26c.
LINLY A. AVERILL,
Telephone 45-2. . 200 North Main Street.
Good Things to Eat.
Everything in the Market line that is good. " Our cus
tomers are our best advertisers, for we please tem.
Let us please you. Prices right.
M. W. SCRIBNER,
A. Tomasi Block,
Corner North Main and Merchant Sts., Barre, Vt.
Special China Sale!
We have received a Sample Line of Fancy Deco
rated German China, consisting of
Plates, Cups and Saucers, Salad .Dishes,
Pitchers, Oat Meal and Fruit Saucers,
Cake Plates, Tea Pot Tiles, Etc., Etc.
Four hundred and thirty-one pieces in all. No two alike. lOc
to 75c per piece. Good chance to buy handsome China at a low price.
Boston Baf gain Store,
Pearl Street, Barre, Vt. " C. N. Kenyon & Co.
Wise King l'ltmr has uo dual.
Bert Blair went t) ( hazy, X. V., yester
day,
John Ilyan of I'hiiniiflil, was in the city-
today.
Charles McAllister if Washington was
in the city today.
John P. Coithrane returned from Burl
ington last night.
Mrs. O. S. Willev returned this after
noon from a visit in Northfield.
Miss Ula MeWhorter went to Williams
town this afternoon to visit friends.
The National Bank will close at noon
on Saturday's durna Juue, July and Au
gust.
Hon. Felix W. Mcfiettruk of St. Al
bans 8rrived in the city this afternoon on
a business visit. .
The Memorial Day committee of Cran-
dall Post, G. A.K., will meet Monday eve
ning at 7 o clock.
The Gleaners will hold their annual
business meeting with Miss Mabel Chand
ler Monday evening.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore of Melrose,
Mass., will sneak at the Universalis
church on Thursday evening.
.Mrs. 1. Green or Jvonhneld was in
the city today visiting her husband, who
Is clerk in Drown's drug store..
Miss Susie Cumlngs, Miss Josie Ilolden
and Miss Mann went to Kandolph last
night to visit at Miss Mann's home.
A lady's belt with oxodized silver buckle
can be had by the owner at J. K. Smith's
house, by paying for this Insertion.
Henry Williamson of New York city
has arrived in town to remain with his
sister, Mrs Charles Olliver of Ayers street.
John McLean, of the firm of Badger &
McLean, was able to be out of doors to
day after a several days' illness with the
grip.
J. A. Denno has joined the Master
Horseshoers' Union and is now running a
first class union shop at "3 South Main
street.
Miss Florence Pearl returned to her
work in Biehnioud todav after a few days
visit in this city with her mother, Mrs. C.
A. Churchiir.
Miss Florence E. Bill of St. Albans has
been engaged as bookkeeper for E. A.
Bugbee, contractor. She begins her du
ties next Monday.
Miss Bessie McDonald was in the city
this rooming on the way to her home in
-ash in cton from the .Northiieia lllgn
school which she attends.
The Norwich University baseball team
arrived in the city this morning and are
playing Goddard Seminary this afternoon.
This will be Goddard's first scheduled
game.
Henry Willis and wife of Glenn Falls,
X. Y., arrived in the city this morning
and are to reside here. M rs. Willis is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Xewhallj
of this city. I
G. Chris'.ofaro was arrested by Officer :
Wood at nine o'clock last evening for in
toxication. He pleaded guilty in city
court-this morning and paid a fine of $i
with costs of $3.50.
Xoble S. Love of Newport, who was
formerly a clerk for Prindle & Averill in
this city, has been engaged by J'helps
Bros, to take W. H. Pitkiu's place, lie
will begin his duties May 15th.
There will be a special meeting of the
Modern Woodmen of America on Monday
evening, May 4th at 7.30 p. in., for the
adoption of several candidates and other
important business. J. T. McDonald, V.C.
"Over the Teacups" club will meet with
the president, Sirs. Katherine McDonald,
Monday evening May 4, to transact iin
portaat business. J Ait as many as pos
sible be preseut. Alice F. Richardson,
Sec.
Virgil E. Ayers of the firm of Miller A
Ayers went to Groton pond yesterday to
see how much damage was doue there by
tire Thursday. A largs saw dust pile
causht l'ue w hile some men were burning
the gi ass about the premises. ,
Despite the high wind yesterday very
little damage was done to telephone and
telegraph wires in this vicinity. Two
trees blew down across the New England
wires on Beckley Hill and the repair gang
w as busy there part of the day.
The Letohj tic whist club met last even
ing at th9 home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Sargent and a very pleasant evening was
passed. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Grady won
the first prize and F. S. Williams and Mrs.
B. A. Kustman the second prize.
The Spaulding High School Athletic
Association netted f 21 as a result of their
concert and social at the school building
last evening. A fine entertainment was
given and the class in physical cultnre
gave its drill. Ice cream and cake were
served to a large number.
The death of Eliza Li Turner, aged sixty-four
years, widow of Curtis Turner, oc
curred yesterday at her home at 5 I.arr
street, Slontpelier. Mrs. Turner has had
several shocks and has been confined to
her bed for the past year. She was the
mother of James Turner, a painter, of
Montpelier.
A. A. Stebbins, the billing clerk in the
Montpelier & Wells River freight office in
Montpelier comes to Barre next week to
temporarily take the plaee made vacant
by the resignation of W. M. Hepburn in
the general ollice of the Montpelier A
Wells River railroad in this city. Mr,
Hepburn goes to Chicago soon, and later
will go to St. Louis to attend the exposi
tion. George M. Douglass repot ts to have
lost about forty dollars' worth of clothing
from a dry closet in the top of the East
man block where he rents a tenement.
The clothes were taken about l.,"0 o'clock
Friday morning. Mr. Douglass heard a
noise in the room and going out saw a
man disappearing down the stairs. He
notified Chief of Police Brown, but no
clue to the man has been obtained.
A. A. SMITH
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SUMMER GOODS FOR CHILDREN.
' You want
the best material
in your
paying"
exorbitant
. figures.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
WAXTKO Position In Harre or vicinity
forciimn polisluir, or will run a inacliint', lfave
had long oxneriencw. Address Hox -18, tiurro,
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WANT! :i Clerk for 3 proeery store and meat
market. Mai) wlin Iuik had experience. Apply
to . II. Slavton, North Harre. -t.'tl
WAXTKI Hook-keeper wants position. Ad
dress " K," Times otliee. 4'Mi
WANTED A position ns salesman in a shoe
or rent elothinjf store. Two years' experieriee.
Address k, Times ottiee. -fc;if
Examine
our
popular array
of
Cashmeres,
Cheviots
and
Scotch Suitings
for Spring
and
Summer wear.
Also
Thibets,
Cheviots and
Drapes
in blacks, blues
and oxfords.
The
prices will
surprise you.
$12.50
upwards.
if mere
we get it.
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UNDERWEAR
You can
get what pleases
you in our
Underwear
department.
Plain and fancy
weaves in
Cotton,
Balbriggan
and Wool,
50c to $3.00.
Also
Men's Hats,
GlovesShirts,
Hosiery, etc.,
in the
newest styles.
A. A. SMITH & BOO
Men's Complete Outfitters,
Miles' Granite Building, Barre.
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is a new taea
These Chil
dren's Caps are washable
and will be appreciated
by every mother. The '
one on the left shows the
Cap open, ready to wash, j ,
The one on the riht , ,
shows the Cap closed, ready for wear. Once v
used, no other will do. Prices are 50c, 75c and $1 00 each.
Children's Dresses.
This is a line of popular priced Dresses well made of ma
terials that will wash and keep their colors.
Print Dresses in
sizes
five
25c each
from one to
years at only
Percale and Ging
ham Dresses, from
one to twelve y rs,
at 50c each.
Percale and Linen
Dresses, from six
to rourteen years,
trimmed very pret
tily, at 1.00.
White Lawn and
Dimity Dresses in
sizes from 6 to 14
years at $1.25.
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Linen Sailor Suits
with colored col
lars, in sizes from
6 to 14 years, at
$ 1 50 each.
Wool Sailor Suits,
trimmed with white
braid, in all sizes,
for $2.98 each.
We also hae a
full line of better
Suits, proportion
ately as cheap, at
prices ranging all
the-way from $3
up to $6.75 each.
Call and see them.
Children's Spring Jackets.
We are naming low prices on Children's Spring Jackets.
We sell a Wool Jacket, trimmed, for $1.00, a better one for a
ittle more, and if you prefer Silk Raglans we have them at a
small margin above their manufactured price.
Take a Look at Our Serge Suits!
No Suit holds its popularity with so many men as the Blue
or Black Serge Suit. A better, cooler, more useful all-round Suit
for Summer wear is yet unknown. Endless changes can be made
with extra trousers in white duck and striped flannels. We be
lieve we have the best Serge Suits on the market. We know it
and we guarantee them. All the late cuts and kinks, and brand
splinter new. $7.50 up to $15.00. Take a look at them !
FRANK McWHORTER,
The One Price Clothier. Hatter and Men's Outfitter.
Dr. Green's
Headache Friend
Are quick and sure relief for
sick and nervous headaches.
Contain no opiate or injuri
ous drug and are guaranteed.
D. F.DAVIS, -The Druggist'
Morse Block. Barre, Vt.
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Ladd's Saturday Bulletin!
Grocery Department.
More California Blood Oranges, p r dozen, -Tangerines,
per dozen, - ....
Large Queen Olives, per quart, - - -Three
packages Force for - - -The
best Canned Corn, Nectar Brand, per can,
Bakery Department.
Home-made Macroons, per dozen, - - -Orange
Cakes, per dozen, ....
Jelly Roll that will please you, each, - -
Hot Baked Beans and Brown Bread Saturday.
Meat Department.
Fresh Native Chickens, per pound, - - -Fresh
Rhubarb, per pound, - -Horse
Radish, per bottle, 8c; four bdk ss for -
Fresh Native Pig Pork Roasts or fancy Western Beef
your Sunday dinner.
Bargains in cut Meats Saturday night.
18c
10c
40c
40c
10c
10c
15c
10c
20c
8c
25c
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F. D. LADD, Leading Cash Grocer.