The Barre daily times., May 19, 1903, Image 8

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

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You Shirt Waist Buyers!
There is something of interest at this store for you in
the way of Shirt Waists, and especially the White Waist, which
is the Waist of the season, for you can get style, fit and finish
here at little expense.
We have Waists to fit all purses, but are particularly strong
on the kind that dress you well at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50,
$1.69, $1.75 and $1.95.
THOSE SPECIAL SUITS.
Now, Miss or Mrs. Customer, since we put those Special
Suits on the rack at $ J 5.00 we have sold" a good many, but
have got a good many yet, and if you want to save from $3.00
to 1 10.00 fall into the line that leads to this store.
VVe can show you just what we advertise.
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
KAUKE, VT, M IV 1(1. 14KI3
Weather Prediction.
IWon, May 19. Fair tonight
find warmer in pastprn Maine.
' "Wednesday fair, except probably
litcal showers in New Hampshire. Vermont
aii'l western Massachusetts. Light to fresh
south to southwest winds.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
HOMER FITTS,
164-166 North Main St.,
Barre, Vermont.
I FOR TENDER FEET I
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COMFORT
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SHOES
(" TRADt MARK OU IACH SHOE )
EEEI.
Ladies who want a soft Shoe
with hand-turn sole will find
them here in the best grades
high-cut and low-cut.
We also have one of the BEST
of Unlincd Shoes with Rubber
Heels attached.
SHOES, - - - $3.00
OXFORDS. - - 2.50
Don't pay agents $3.50 when
you can get just as good of us
for only $3.00 per pair.
People's Shoe Store,
H 157 North Main Street C. S. ANDREWS, Proprietor.
Every Day an Opening Day.
Every day is an opening day here opening new goods daily and
opening the eyes of Furniture and Carpet buyers as to values. We
have said it before we say it again : Visit all the other, house furnish
ing establishments in town, but as you value money, don't buy until you
see our stock and get our prices.
Remember this is the "Rug House" of Barre. Rugs and Art
Squrres of more than ordinary merit.
Batty & Williams, f
New Tomasi Block,
Cor. Main and Merchant Sts.
I'NDfcRTAKERS AND FUNERAL JHREGTOI1.
T. n. BARRY, - 5 AveriU St. I L. M. WILLIAMS, - 28 Jefferson St.
Telephone 209-12. Telephone 212-12.
Local Happening! Ternely Told For Bui;
Headers.
llallard & Co., reliable Insurance.
Wise King is the Bert Bread flour. -
If troubled with headache see Ilolton's
eyesight specialist.
WASHINGTON.
D. M. Flint Is improving. '
A new flag 8x12 has been swung to the
breeze at the village school house.
C. C. Cheney returned home yesterday
from a week's stav at the homa rf hi ou
ter, Mrs. iSpeareat Yersbire.
Everet Smith, the third party that was
wanted bv the police court at. h ast. ihrr.
was called in and paid the usual fine for a
piain arvnn wim t . Urown and Carl
Carpenter. We are sorry to publish these
names and hone that we tll.iv navor a
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called upon to do so again.
Novelties in belts, wrist bags, shirt
waist sets, cloves, etc..
" The VaugHan Store." We regret not
Being aoie to wait on all who visited our
store Saturday afternoon .nd
We have eneaired extra heln for t
and tomorrow evening and will do our best
10 piease you. i uesday evening, the 1'Jth,
this store will be open until S o'clock.
If tired of navincr rent, road flio n,l -.f
the D.A.Perry lieal Estate Agency on
page 7.
Hammocks. Ice cream frpivrs nnfl nrn-
quet sets at the Boston Bargain Store.
EAST ER00KFIELD.
The memorial sermon will be delivered
hre next Sabbath by Kev. E. V. Currier
of Wiiliamstown.
Sirs. Matilda llovey left last week for
Lynn, Mass., where she will perforin the
duties of nurse for a while.
Judge C. IJ. Bigelow and Deputy Mier
iif W. II. Sprague were in West Brook-
neia on oiiicial business last Friday.
Mrs. Gertrude Jackson was called to
Albany, ,. V , last week by the serious
illness of her sister, Mrs. Schilling.
C. J. Furgerson of Burlington spoke to
the people here last Sunday afternoon in
the interests of the Anti Saloon league.
I'Hlut Your liuggy for 7.3c.
to $1.00 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage
t'amt. it weighs 3 to ozs. . more to the
pint than others, wears longer, and gives
a gioss euai io new woru. sola Dy Ke
uolds & Son.
Consult the eye sight specialist for
glasses at J . w . iioiton s.
Children's school umbrellas, only 50c
eacu. v eaie cc Knigm.
. in ... .
Buy a two piece suit for warm weather
at a, x . iuuoii ik uo.
Ladies' umbrellas at $1.00 each, good
tor rain or suu. v eaie & ivnigut.
Glasses fitted by an eye sight specialist
at j. w. iioitou s.
FIGURE IT UP
Whether you use much or little Sta
tionery, we can give you the best for
your money. We have at all times a
large variety of Fountain Pens, Steel
Pens, Writing Sets, Desk and Office
Supplies. Remember the place,
BARRE BOOK STORE,
CHAS. A. SMITH, Proprietor,
Gordon Block. 140 North Main St.
iricaoFi(IelitjCfl.
II BONTPEUER.VT.,'-
SURETY BONDS
I ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
IV J. W. DILLOS, ij
" Barre, Vt., f
C. II. BIGELOW If
tSk East Brooklield, 3
Agents. yQf
A NEW CIGAR,
X J. JT iB' JL Ul
Union Made,
at the Corner Cigar Store. The
best j-cent Cigar in the city.
We also carry a full line of
HECKER'S CIGARS
at the old stand. Will be glad
to see you at either store.
E. 0. MARRI0N,
Union Ggar Store. Corner Cigar Store.
The Style of a "Dorothy Dodd"
The woman whose capacity for style exceeds her ca
pacity in dollars will find that the style of a "Dorothy
Dodd" Shoe gives her foot all the distinction of a custom
measured shoe. "The style of a ' Dorothy Dodd ' " has
become proverbial. It is a Shoe that preserves the natural
outlines of the foot, yet actually makes it Kok a full size
smaller. No other shoe is designed like it. When your
foot is tired don't put on a slipper, but put on a " Dorothy
Dodd." , It hugs the foot around the instep and rests every
other part of it. It saves fifty per cent in foot fatigue.
Shoes, - - $3-00
Oxfords, - - 2.50
FOR SALE BY
Badger, McLean & Co.,
I3i North Main St. . SHOE DEALERS.
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ONLY J2 DAYS MORE
TO STAY IN THE BLUE STORE
Saturday, May 30th, will be the last day for us in the
Blue Store. Our time is up on that day. From now until
then we will give you the greatest values in the state in the
Clothing, Shoe and Furnishing Goods line. How are these ?
Suits and Odd Coats.
One hundred Suits at 45c on th dollar.
Men's Suits in Cutaway Frocks and Sacks
and Odd Coats and Vests in fancy worsteds
and all-wool material at 45c on the dollar of
former prices. This is a great chance for
small men or big boys, as these Suits and Odd
Coats and Vests are all in small sizes running
in 34, 35, 26 and 37. Therefore the price on
them is cut so low that it is really surprising.
Here they are:
$5.00 All-wool Suit for men, - - - $2.25
6.00 All-wool Suit for men, ... 2.95
7.00 All-wool Suit for men, - - - 3.45
8.00 All-wool Suit for men, - - - 3.?5
J 0.00 All-wool Suit for men, - - - 4.95
12.00 All-wool Suit for men, - - - 6.95
15.00 All-wool Suit for men, -. - - 7.95
Shoes and Leather Goods.
About $800 worth of Hen's. Women's,
Boys' and Children's Shoes and Slippers, Rub
ber Boots, Valises and Leather Dress Suit
Cases, all go together at 50c to 75c on the
dollar, and everything else in our store at
similar discounts to close the stock by May 30.
One hundred fifty pairs of Men's White Linen
Cuffs, Nary Brand, in link and plain style,
formerly 25c. To close at two pairs for 25c.
Is this worth saving to you ?
Nine hundred Men's Linen Collars,
Navy Brand, in newest styles. The stand-up
kind, 5c each; the turn-down kind, 3c; the
high band turn-down kind, 10c or three for
25c. Is this not a bargain ?
One hundred pairs Men's Shawknit 25c
Hosiery in fancy colors, to close at two pairs
for 25c. Think of it!
New Umbrellas!
A good assortment at all prices from 50c each up
to $3.75. They are FAST COLORS.
New Fans!
They are pretty and dainty. Our assortment will be
sure to please you. Just see them and be convinced.
VEALE & KNIGHT,
Worthen Block,
127 North Main St.
We have the goods and wish to close them out rather
than move them at the end of this month, for it is much
easier to move cash than Clothing. You will find bargains
here every day. Come and see for yourselves.
THE BLUE STORE,
Thomas Brady, Harry A. Segel,
Myer S. Levin,
Arotmd the Corner, - - - On Depot Square.
THE KIND TO BUY.
OUR COFFEES.
The kind of Coffee to buy is the kina
that suits you in price, aroma and
peculiarity of flavor. This is the kind
we sell Our Coffees are bought of the
largest concerns and are roasted py ex
perts, of the -widest experience. The
prices vary from 20 to 35c per pound.
OUR TEAS
have quality. We can save you mon
ey and also from a kind of Tea which
does not quite suit you. Prices from
25 a per pound up.
Telephone,
217-3.
Sowden & Lyon
North Main
Street.
jz? SMOKE j&
"OUR
HOBBY"
Up-to-Date 5-Cent Cigar.
O. C. Taylor Sc Co., Props., Burlington, Vt.
hiiiibhiimi in iiimir-1 -y-rn m i 1 H , mm ,
HOTEL MILANO,
JOSEPH D. 0SS0LA, Proprietary,
North Main Street, - - - - Barre, Vermont,
L' Hotel e'. da oggi in pol aperto al publico e tutti vl polrauno trovare
le piu' atupie comiuodlta'.
La Cueina e' allidata ad uu chief appositaineute veuuto da Xew York.
I'ranzi ad ogni ora del glorno e della sera a prezzi modicissiml.
fcalone per pranzL f'amere anmiobigiiate Specialita' iuiportate e do
mestiche in bibite.
L' Hotel e' connesso coll HOTEL CAMPIDOGLIO di Xew York, 147
Bleecker Str. angoio Thompson Mr., condotto da C. r.ertinl e tutti gli JtaHaiil
protranno rivolgersi ail' HOTEL MILANO dl Barre se hanno parent! 0 amiei
in arrive al Castle Garden e per mezzo del Sig. Berlin! si eompieranno tutte
le praticheper lo sbareo e verrannoaoeompagnati al treni in partenza.
UNA CARR0ZZA DELL HOTEL ATTENDE r VLAGGL4T0RI AD OGNI
TREN0 IN ARRIV0 A BARRE.
Union lade Clothing.
These Suits are made under the most healthful conditions. No .
sweat-shop goods in our store. Working Shirts from 45c to 75c. Fancy
Negligee Shirts, 50c to $1.50. Suspenders, Belts, Neckwear, Underwear,
Hosiery in both fancy and plain and Hats and Caps that defy competi
tion. Why, we have everything you want in wearing apparel. Just
give us a all and we will convince you of the fact.
Colbtmi Clothing Co.,
74 Main Street, - - - Barre, Vermont.
NEW DEPARTURE IN ILL PAPER TRADE
For Barre anf Vicinity.
NEW GOODS direct from the factories to our store. The largest
and most elegant line ever shown in central Vermont. Larger invoices
received each week than are usually carried by most dealers. We give
every customer FROM THIRTY TO FIFTY PER CENT DISCOUNT from
regular prices. Investigate and see for yourselves. A full line of the
BEST MIXED PAINTS, VARNISHES, etc. Lowest prices on all goods.
C. A. HEATH,
(Telepoone Call, l.V-3)
Library Building, 1 0 Elm St. The Up-to-DateWall Paper Dealer.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
On some of the best streets in the city at ruling prices for the
locality. Tremont street, Ayer, Long, Camp,.-Hill, Kirkland,
Quarry and Parker streets, Grand View, etc.
Telephone 31-3.
SEED CORN, GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS.
d We have the popular D. M. Ferry Seeds in packets at 3c. Also bulk Peas,
Beanvand Corn, all true to name. "Sanford" and "Longfellow" Corn,
limotny, all kinds of Clovers (free from weed seeds), Kentucky Blue Grass,
Red Top, etc. Prices right. Seed Potatoes and Suvrmhb.
I X"
L. M. AVERILL, Opposite City Park,
TENEMENTS TO RENT,
On Ayer street, five large rooms, spring water andbarn. Tene
ment of four rooms and a single front roomin Averill block.
Also a large hall, 30 by 55 feet, certain'evenings each week.
Barre, Vermont.