The Barre daily times., June 01, 1903, Image 8

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i'JHE BARRE DAILY TIMES
Moh&h Dress Goods!
This season bezan with Mohair Dress Goods, one of the
leading fabrics. We expected a good demand for these cool,
serviceable and easily-kept-clean goods, and have them to show
you in the correct colors and at right pi ices.
I'. U:i:k. VT . JIM
1903
Weather lre1lctiiu.
Boston, June 1. Fair tonight,
ami TiH'S'iay, ligM freh north
tO CiiMt Wind).
TALK OF THE TOWN.
4 4 -Inch Black Dot Mohair, per yard, : : :
3S-l0ch Black and Elue Dot Mohair, extra fine finish,
50c
75c
These goods are excellent for skirts and shirt waist suits.
44-Inch Elack Mohair, per yard, : : : : 50c, 75c and $1.00
At the price, these are unexcelled for evenness of weave and finish.
44-Inch Black Tamise, per yard, : : : : : : $1.33
This cloth, which is of the finest grade of Mohair, is excel
lent for all sorts of comfortable costumes.
: : 50c
: 75c and $1.00
: 50c and 98c
33-Inch Blue and Red, per yard, : J : :
44- Inch Black, per yard, : : : : :
45- Inch Greys, per yard, : : : : :
We also have many of these goods made up and on exhi
bition in our Garment Department.
We are showing Black and Navy Voiles at 50c per yard.
HOMER FITTS,
164-166 North Main St., - - Barre, Vermont.
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In beauty nothing in footwear approaches "QUEEN QUALITY"
Shoes. They arc designed on artistic, graceful lines and modeled q
with the handsomest and most fashionable leathers. We offer for
your choosing many different styles of Boots and Oxfords, each of 0
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: 157 North Miia Street. C. S. ANDREWS, Proprietor.
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Ten Per Cent Discount at the
Colhurn Clothing Company's Store!
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Haberdashery are in it also,
all new and of the latest style.
Today we will commence
a great Bargain Sale and
give you more value for
your money than you ever
received at a Clothing store
before at this time of the
year. But Clothing " bar
gains" are being advertised
everywhere. Some are le
gitimate; some are false.
If you would do a little
shopping you would not
need to be told which are
which. And yet you
might not notice the cot
t. n. All these points we
see at once, because it is
our business to see them.
You will see them, too, af
ter you have worn the
Clothing for a time, but
then it will be too late.
Come and see what real
bargains are Mats and
Remember these goods are
No old goods in our store.
Colbum Clothing Co.,
74 Main Street, - - Barre, Vermont.
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I.ocul UappeniiiK Terelr Told For Ban,
IteiMtar.
IiuUanl Jfc Co., reliable insurance.
Louis Huntington visited in Worcester
Sunday.
Lion Iiarrett spent .Sunday with rela
tives in C'a!xt.
If troubled with headache see Holton's
eyesight specialist.
Charles Zanleonl went to Northfleld this
afternoon on business.
Miss I.u Wallace visited friends in
Waites Iliver over fcunday.
Ward Carver returned this noon from a
visit at his home in Marshfield.
Mr. and Mrs. AlhertXorthrop are spend
ing a week iu Walden and St. Johnsbury.
Wise House Keepers use Wise King
Floiti for bread, for it is the most econom
ical. Ask your grocer.
Mrs. Itoyal Moxley of Tunbridsie and
Mrs. George Batchelder of East bethel are
visiting Mrs. C. X. Barber.
Frank A. Emerson of North Danville
has been spending a few days with his
sister, Mrs. W. C. Jones.
There will be a meeting of the Modern
Woodmen Tuesday night. There are sev
eral candidates to be initiated.
Mrs. Sanders of South Barre who has
been caring for Mrs. C. X. Barber the
past three weeks has returned to her
home.
The story of the fatal boarding house
lire at Barre holds a striking lesson for
every community to heed. A drunken
person is not only an offense to society but
a positive menace to human life and prop
erty. Drunkenness should not be any
where tolerated. The public attention so
long focused on the liquor seller should be
turned to the individual. Keform the
drunkard if you can; apply the full sever
ity of the law to his case anyhow and, all
else failing, lock him up as you would a
murderer, a thief or a lunatic, lie is aan
gerous. Brattleboro Kefonner.
GRANITEVILLE.
(Certificate of l'urity.)
State of New Jersey.
Chemical Laboratory of New Jersey
Stale .Scientific School,
State Agricultural College. .
William S. Myers. M.Sc. V. C. S
Associate I'rofessorof Chemistry
and Chemical Geologv.
Xew Brunswick, X. J., l eb. 0, KX)2. .'
Sir:
A can of the Colonial Taint, Xo. 271,
purchased by me in the open market and
submitted to Chemical Analysis, was
found to contain
l'ure Carbonate of Lead,
l'ure Oxide of Zinc,
Pure Linseed Oil,
Dryer and Coloring Matter,
and a very slight trace of Insoluble Mat
ter. The percentage of l'ure Oxide of Zinc
found was 10.S4. As above stated, the
Chemicals found were pure and they were
of the Best (Quality.
William S. Myers.
Sold by C. A.. Heath in Barre.
.0O 04) Reward.
First reward, $"i00: second reward, $75;
third reward, $50; fourth reward, J23;
fifth reward, -J0; sixth reward, $13; sev
enth reward, $10; eighth reward, $5, nin
th reward, $-'00, divided Into 50 prizes of
$5 each.
The above amounts will be given to the
S ladies who will tell us in thirty words
or less ths best reason why Antherea all
silk dress lining is superior to any other
silks that sells for anything like its little
price of 58 cents a yard.
Simply do this: " Write or go to Homer
Fitts' store in Barre, and procure some
Antherea all-silk lining. A sample of the
same, with the name of the dealer w ho
sent It to you, must be mailed to us with
your "thirty words or less." Contest
closes September 1st. Prizes will be
awarded October 20 and will be sent you
by the dealer from whom you got your
sample of Antherea. We personally guar
antee the payments of the above amounts
to the 53 successful ladies whose names
will appear In the Xovewber issue. Do
not put off sending your "thirty words"
with sample of Antherea lining silk to
Duncan & Stenz, 40t! Broome Street, Xew
York. ' N
Paint Your UnggT for tflic.
to $1.00 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage
Paint. It weighs 3 to 8 ozs. more to the
pint than others, wears longer, and gives
a gloss equal to new work. Sold by Bey
nolds & Son.
Hammocks, ice cream freezers, lawn
mowers, window screens, etc , at the Bos
ton Bargain Store.
Special snap in children's jackets
A. P. Abbott & Co's.
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Donald Graham Is coins: to Canada this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mcliae were in
Barre Saturday on business. j
The meeting of Robert Emmet Court,
C. O. F., will be held tomorrow evening
instead of Wednesday evening.
The services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday were well attended. In the af
ternoon the meeting was led by 1). D. Mc
Aulay. It Iienl Estate Owners
would secure their nursery stock through
It. L. McGovern, supervising agent for the
K. G. Chase Co. rf Geneva, X. V , they
wouid have no difliculty in having their
stock replaced. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Consult the eye sight specialist for
glasses at J. u : llolton s.
Notice.
All persons having bills ngainst Seol &
Brady will please call at the new Union
Clothing store, Xo. Main St., opposite De
pot Square, and the same will be paid.
Segel & Brady.
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SURETY BONDS
ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
J. W. DILLOX,
Barre, Vt.,
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FLAGS Iff ALL SIZES
, FOR DECORATION DAY.
The AVERILL MUSIC CO,
Vhether 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 DOOK STORE,
CHAS. A. SMITH, Proprietor,
Gordon Block. 140 North Main St.
A NEW CIGAR,
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Union Made,
at the Corner Cigar Store. The
best 5-cent Cigar in the city
We also carrv a full line or
HECKER'S CIGARS
at the old stand. Will be glad
to see vou at either store.
E. 0. MRRI0N,
Union Cigar Store. Corner Ggar Store.
Butter, 20c Per Pound.
To reduce our oversupply of Butter we will sell strictly
fresh Dairy Butter for only 20c per pound for the next
few days. .
M. J. McGOWAN,
Telephone Connection. South Main Street, Barre, Vt.
Ice Cream and Soda Wate !
PEANUTS, 5 CENTS PER QUART.
M. F. HARRINGTON, North Main Street.
One Price to Everybody !
EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK.
We treat all alike. Inspect our goods and be con
vinced that you are getting only the best of up-to-date
goods at prices as low as the lowest, qualities considered.
FOUNDATION COLLARS The
kind we sell fit and our line of trim
mings for them are worthy your
attention.
GORDON DYE HOSIERY for ladies
and children. Insist on getting this
kind and you will be satisfied that
they give satisfaction.
OUR NEW DOLLAR CORSETS are
the best makes. We have them in
long, medium and short waists.
They war.
THE HOME MADE MAKE PETTI
COATS give satisfaction every time.
The prices ate $1.00 and $1.25 up
to $ J 0.00 each.
BLACK MOHAIRS, suitable for
Summer coats and stylish for
dresses. See the qualities we offer
for 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 per
yard.
Ladies' Shirt Waists, - - - 50c
Ladies' Muslin Wrappers, - - 79c
Ladies' Undervests, each, 10c 1 5c
Ladies' Hose, per pair, 10c, J 5c
Palm Leaf Fans, 2c; three for
Ginghams, per yard, - - -Prints,
per yard, - - - -Neck
Ribbon, per yard, - -Umbrellas,
each,- - - -
5c
6c
5c
7c
50c
" VEALE & KNIGHT,
Wortkn Block, ... 127 North Main St.
ure Food Products!
THE BEST OF THEIR KIND.
15aked Beans, lunch size, per can 10c
Iiaked Beans, two-pound cans, per can ; 15a
Baked Beans, three-pound cans, per can.... , 18o
llelnz Tomato Soup, per can 15o
Heinz Celery Salad, per bottle 25c
Heinz Gherkins, sweet or sour, per bottle 25o
Heinz Mixed Tickles, per bottle. .'. 25o
Heinz Pearl Onions, very fancy, per bottle 25o
Heinz Queen Olives, per bottle . 25u
Xioelot Preserving Pineapples, each 10c
Larger Pineapples, each, 15c; two for 25o
T?,p7br Sovden & Lyon. KoCf
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What we ask of you is an inspection of our Spring
and Summer Clothes ready to put on. We are giving
g you the choicest assortment ever seen in this town at
5 prices not to he matched by anyone. We are offering ml
5 you values that no firm can undersell, as our line of 5-
2j5 Suits for men of taste, for the young men of fancy and
for the little fellows were selected by us with great are
while in New York and Bostcn early in April purchas
ing goods preparatory to our new opening. These Suits
5 are marvelously close to the tailor's handiwork in
g trimming, workmanship, style and durability.
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Union Clothing Co.,
Cash Dealers,
Old Skating Rink, Opposite Depot Square, Barre, Vt. 2
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II DEPARTURE IN ILL PAPER TRADE
For Barre and 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, 135-3)
Library Building, 10 Elm St. The Up-to-Date Wall Paper Dealer.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
ome of the best streets in the city at ruling prices for the
Tremont street, Ayer, Long, Camp,Hill, Kirkland,
Quarry and Parker streets, Grand View, etc.
On
locality
Telephone 31-3.
SEED CORN, GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS.
We have the popular D. M. Ferry Seeds in packets at 3c' Also bulk Peas,
Beans and Corn, all true to name. "Sanford" and "Longfellow" Corn,
Timothy, all kinds of Clovers (free from weed seeds), Kentucky Blue Grass,
Red Top, etc. Prices right. Seed Potatoes and Superphosphates.
L. M. AVERILL, Opposite City Park,
TENEMENTS TO RENT,
On Ayer street, five large rooms, spring water and barn. Tene
ment of four rooms and a single front room in Averill block.
Also a large hall, 30 by 55 feet, certain'evenings each week.
Bam, Vermont.