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SUPERIORITY.
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
H VllKt. VT.. JILY 23, 1903
Weather Fredlctloui.
Iiostnn, July 2.1. Fair today and
Sutjilay. LHj;ht to fresh north
winds.
t An effective Screen.
2 Allows free. circulation of air.
3 Colors are weather proof.
4 Lowness of price, consider
ing the utility and durability.
Widths, - - 4 feet, 6 feet, 8 feet
Prices, - - - $1.75, $2.50, $3.00
LACE CURTAINS.
A few odd pairs of Lace Cur
tains at greatly reduced prices.
ENVELOPES.
One lot of extra fine quality
Envelopes, colors blue and white,
ivgalar io cent quality, to close at only 5 cents per fcunch.
SILK PARASOLS.
One lot of Silk Parasols in plain and ruffled tops, white and
color?, regular values $3.00 to 94,00, to close at only iX.oV.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
I.otkI Happening Teroely Told For Bun)
Header.
A home investment. The capital stock
of The People's National bank of Iiarre,
$100 per share. Subscribe now at Triudle
& Avenli s.
Bal'ard k Co., reliable insurance.
Consult th eve siuht specialist for
glasses at J. U. Jlolton s.
You cannot appreciate how thoroughly
pood a (lour can be until you have tried
Wise King. Try it.
John C. Griggs left Thursday for a two
weeks vacation from his duties as assist
ant superintendent of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co. airs, unggs accom
panied him.
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furniture at Low Prices!
This is called the dull season in trade, but we find it
quite busy at our s'ore, where all kinds of Furiture is being
sold at special low Summer prices.
These prices are on Chamber-Suits, Par;or Suits, Ta
bles, Chairs, Couches, Carpets, Rugs, Shades in fact every
thing in the store. Call and see goods and learn prices.
WILUAMSTOWN.
O. E. S. sociable at George Patterson's
Wednesday evening, July 2J. Ice cream
and cake served any time during the even
Iub. Musical programme, also games
Come aud have a good time. Admission
10 cents.
EAST M0NTPELIER.
A. B. Clifford, who has been sick for
several weeks, is able to be at his shop a
few hours each day.
Rev. Marchia M. Selman will preach at
the Iloutwell school in Iiarre Sunday at y
p. m. This will be her last service there.
John M. Wiliard is at home from Buffa
lo, X. Y., and will take hisjwifebaek with
him the first of the week.
The creamery paid to its patrons 22 1-2
cents for June butter.
The Wheelock house is closed.
NOTICE.
To Mrs. .lcni tii Martin, Fn-il Sl:iti-u, Mr.
Sellif Klnvtim. Mti. Kirah Mmver. J.iiilrv A.
AvtTill. iis. L"le 11. I .a .I'll, .Mih.Sih' K..lak-
iii, .1. llfiiry ,la-k-im. llc-t.T A. Klc lialtl-
Jlrs, Sarali A. lii-HI, t . I. ( iuiit. ji..hiit
CaiiHi, W". 11. iliii(lii)(r. A. (.. t'av, Mrs. Mary
i). itolili'M, H . C. l.iMiiianl. hnrlrs Cuiiiplicll,
l.rauiK- NiviiiK Hank v Trust to., lark linl-
ili n, W. M. Ilolili'ti. Mrs. H.i.t-iu-i" TiMli'U. O.
W. Avi'iill, all ill tlnM-ity of tiarri'. i'ni!utit,
Cliarli-s N. liarlii-r ami Jolm Trow both of tli"
Town of Jiant'. 't.
Vou cat 1 1 mid ail of you as ow in-rs, ,nr'nts at
torneys, or k-Kal rt'i'i'-M-titativi-H iiitrrt-sicd in
any nl t hi- lainl or Imilitinjrs ilmttiiic on tln
lirii-inaltt'i- ilt-sri-ibril )ioriioiiof iSnutli Main
htri'i't, art- uotilioil tliat the City Council of C ity
of ilarri', V t., lias by rooluiiiu lit'i-tib-il that
South Main Street from l'rnpeot street to the
tii-iiiierty of tin- sratlonl Jt llulilen Maiiufai tur
int; Co. i-houlil be Kl'adeil.illliineil, paveil.eurbeil
ami irtitlered, mill have ordered this umler
Ktrneil Street ('ntnuiissimi'crH to issue notiee
and bold a nulilie bearinu- and if after said bear
ing it shall aiM'ar to said Oumuissioiters that
liie oublie irooil ami i-onvenietu-e and neeessity
of individuals demand that said portion of
South Main Street should be drained, graded,
paved, cut bed ami fluttered then said ' Street
Commissioners should eausesaid improvements
to be matte in aeoordanee with Section 1;1 of the
t tty ( barter ami Chapter XI id the City Ordin
ances. .
We have therefore appointed Saturday, the
8th dav of Auirust, at 1 o'clock ju the af tefiKBiii
as the time, and the City Council Chamber in
City Hall as the place where e will meet and
hear all those interested in necessity of said
improvements and as to the materials to be ued
in said work.
Signed at Barro, Vermont, this 2;inl day of
J uly, l'joa.
K. S. Crr.KlKR, ) Street Com'rs
y. H. Itl HhK. of the
J.J. MACKENZIE,) Citv of Iiarre.
RESURVEY AND RELOCATION NOTICE
EERLIN.
Miss Mildred House, daughter of Elber
B. House of Philadelphia is at her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. II. House,
for the summer vacation. Miss Mildred
was accompanied to Brattleboro, by her
mother and younger sister, Gertrude, who
are visiting friends there for a few days
before coming to Berlin.
C. F, Powell is cutting the hay on Col.
F. E. Smith's place.
Henry Goodhue injured his knee quite
seriously by driving a chisel into it sever
ing an artery. Dr. Huse attended and
tied the artery.
Kemember that 40 cent candy in full
pound boxes for 29 cents, at the Red Cross
Pharmacy today.
Old gold and silver wanted at refiners'
prices in exchange for goods at F. E. Burr's
Whereas, a petitition has been presented to
the Street Commissioners of the Citv of Jiarre,
Vt.t asking- that, the easterly end of "Warren St.
for about two hundred feet should b re-cur-veyed
and relocated and whereas, the City
Council of said city has by vote, decided that
said portion of said street should be resurveyed
and relocated if in the judgment of said Com
missioners, after a public bearing it shall ap
pear that tiie public piod and the convenience
and necessity demands that said resitrvey ami
relocation should be inaile, and if said reloca
tion can be made without expenue to the said
Citv.
Therefore, the undersigned Street Commis
sioners have appointed the Mb day of August
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon as tiie time and
the City Council Chamber as the place where
said commissioners w ill hear all those interest
ed in sabl resufvey and relocation of said por
tion of Warren street, and from said t ouncil
Chamber we w ill proceed and view said prem
ises and hear the claims of all those interested.
Signed at Harre. ennont. Julv i!4,
K. S. CI lililKlt, i Street Com'rs
F.H. MTikK. ! of the
' J. J. MACKENZIE,) City of Iiarre
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' MONTPELIER, VT.,
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SURETY BONDS
ACCIDENT 1NSUFAKCF.
J. W. DILLOX,
Iiarre, Yt., If
BARRY & WILLIAMS,
New Tomasi Block, Cor. Main and Merchant Sts.
UNDERTAKERS AND FUNKltAL DIRECTORS.
T. H. BARliY, - - 5 Averill St. I L. M. WILLIAMS, - 28 Jefferson St.
Telephone 209-12. Telephone 212-12.
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Shirt:
Safe!
At The Union Clothing Co's Store
For Saturday, July 25th.
It is our policy not to carry over stock to the next sea
son, and we prefer to sell at cost rather than to have goods
left on our hands.
We find we have in stock about thirty dozen MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, bought
this Spring. They come in all the styles and patterns that purchasers can desire and are
worth from $1.00 to J 1.50 each. They go on sale Saturday at only 8()c
We have also a varied assortment of MEN'S FANCY NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, bought in
New York of D. H. Jones, the well-known manufacture of the PRINCELY and EMFEROR i
Shirts, Worth from 50 to 75c. Price each, on Saturday, only 42c
Here is an opportunity for buyers to purchase Shirts
at wholesaler's prices. If in need of Shirts don't miss it.
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We can sell you a splendid tooth
brush for a quarter one that has bris
tles that stick to the brush end not in
your gutns other brushes at other prices.
Tooth Powders, Tooth Pastes,
Tooth Soaps and Tooth Washes
OF ALL KIMiS.
Our Own Saponaceous Tooth Powder
Is unexcelled and we give you a larger
bottle for your money.
D. F. Davis, "The Druggist,
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262 North Main Street.
Barre, Vermont.
Union Clothing Co.,
Cash Dealers,
Old Skating Rink, 0pp. Depot Square, - -
Barre, Vermont.
So
up: O ultima'!
Don't Forget to Visit Oar Store
Before You Leave Town !
You will certainly need some Shirts, Ties, Hosiery,
Underwear or something of the sort to tone up your ward
robe. It matters not what kind of sport you expect to in
dulge in this Summer, we have the things to improve your
appearance and make you comfortable. Come in before y ou
go away. Our prices won't hurt you a litUe bit.
SEGEL & BRADY,
The Blue Store, - On Depot Sqtfe.
Ladies' and Children's Parasols
MARKED DOWN.
A useful article for the next 60 days, and inexpeneive
at our marked down prices.
If a parasol is on your want list, see our good
trades.
VEALE c& KNIGHT,
Worthcn Block,
127 North Main St.
nee a
nd Quality
Quality is the Judging Basis,
Price is the Money Value.
For quality and price it will pay you to buy' the follow
ing goods at our store:
Nice ripe Pineapples, 18 cents each.
Figs, the finest grown, per basket, 23c. - .
Butter in boxes, 20 and 23c per pound.
Tomatoes, 10c per pound or three pounds for 25c.
Nice Turnips, per bunch, 8c j - Carrots, per bunch, 8c.
" Fairbank's Brown Soap," large bars, six for 25 cents.
Watermelons, whole, 2 l-2c per pound ; cut, 3c per pound.
Oranges we have the best we can get 35 and 40c per dozen.
Sowcfen &, Lyon,
Telephone, 217-3. North Main Street, Barre, Vt.
We Have Received
Gty Fish Market,
Telephone a6-2. C. W. HUNTINGTON, Proprietor.
The Mattress Question!
THE SOUTH END MARKET
Your Money's Worth Every Day.
We offer for Saturday big ripe Bananas, 25c per dozen; Mediter
ranean Sweet Oranges, 35c per dozen; Melons, 2 1-2 to 3c per pound;
large fancy Lemons, 30c per dozen; big Georgia Peaches, 40c per doz.;
brightest and best Southern Potatoes, 40c per peck. Also String Beans.
Cucumbers, Beet Greens and Rhubarb. Best Native and Western Beef,
Pig Pork, Ham, Bacon, Sausage, Veal, Fowls and all kinds of Groceries!
A trial will convince you that our goods are all right.
( PARSONS & SKINNER, Props,
(Telephone 215-1)
115 South Main Street, - - . . Barre, Vermont.
Green Sage Cheese, old.
Finest Full Cream New Cheese in town. Come
in and sample them.
Telephone 31-3.
Two Packages "Ready Bits" and one of "Power," 3
Be sure and notice trades in this space each week.
Our Supply of fRESM FISH for This Week.
The quality is O. K. and for variety we have Had
dock, Cod, Cusk, Flounders, Halibut, Swordfish,
Bluefish, Lake Trout, Pike and Pickerel.
When considering this question it will pay you to investigate
our " HAIR-AND-FELT " at $12.00 each. You will like it
better than all hair. We have all the other grades of Mat
tresses from $3.00 to $20.00 each. All goods as represented
or your money back.
A. W. Badger & Co.,
Furniture, Carpets, Etc. ' Morse Block, Barre, Vt.
Undertakers! (aSn,. Funeral Directors !
House, 159-21.- TELEPHONE Store, 137-11.
Ambulance Ready for Any Calls at a Moment's Notice.
Ill LOT OF WRAPPERS JUST RECEIVED
75 Cents to $1.50 Each.
Shirt Waists made for 50 cents when the materials are
purchased of us. Dresses made for 3.00 a suit.
BARBERRI & POLONGHINI,
341 North Main St., Bolster Block, Barre, Vermont.
Coffee and Tea.
Have you tried ours? Best in town. We
ought to know good teas or coffees.
Barre, Vermont.
L. M. AVERILL, Opposite City Pari