The Barre daily times., July 28, 1903, Image 6

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Souvenirs of Barrel
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EURKS MONUMENT QUARRY, STONE SHEDS, Etc., Etc. rj
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Souvenir Pottery in great variety of de- $
sig'n. See our window. t.1
J. W. HOLTON,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN,
Klkagc Books to Rent on All Roa Hale's Block, North Main St. rt
j& SMOKED
UP-TO-DATR FIVE
J O. C. Taylor & Co.,
What Good is a Watch
If It Don't Keep Time?
Perhaps yours is not running as it should. Suppose
you bring it to us We will make it run right. If we
cannot do it no one can, and we'll tell you why.
FRED
Depot Square, Barre, Vt.
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ICE CREAM
That is Out of Sight
WHERE) Just around the comer
on Keith Ave., at L. B. DODGE'S.
Vanilla, Chocolate and Strawberry.
xRediand white lights at the door.
Good Things to
Everything in the Market line that is good. Our cus
tomers are our' best advertisers, for we please them
Let us please you. Prices right.
M. W. SCRIBNER,
A. Tomasi Block,
Corner North Main and Merchant Sts , Barre, Vt
! Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons f
I JUST ARRIVED.
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The State Capitol,
Burns Monument, ,
Goddard Seminary,
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A Fine Line of Articles in Silver and Cut Glass Suitable t
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for Wedding Presents. t
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F. E. BURR & CO.,
I Jewelers and
Telephone 10-21. No.
6
- CENT CIGAR.
Props., Barlington, Vt.
KING,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
If THbcs Don't Loor Quite Riikt
IT MAY BE ON ACCOUNT
OF THE "LOOKERS."
In other words, your precious eyes. Don't
lose any time In consulting a competent oculist,
or, failing In that, have us examine your eyes
free of cost. We till oculists' prescriptions;
we also furnish Eye Glasses and Spectacles
to meet your needs and we don't charge you
too much at that. Stonecutter's Glasses
always on band.
O J. DODGE.
Jeweler and
Stationer,
North Main St., Erre, Vermont.
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Spaulding High School, I
State Seal, Stone Shed,
Barre Granite Quarry, f
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Upttctans,
85 North Main St., Barre, Vt J
THE BARRE DAILYTifilES
I'KOI'LK W HO AKE KT ALIVE
Have still the opportunity of Life ami En
dowment Insurance, which is the best ami
most seieutilie form of savins money. 51th
year dolus business in :;." states.
The National Life Insurance Com pan v
of Vermont (Mutual.) OUUAXIZKD in
50. S. S. Ballard, General Agent, X. B.
Lallant, Local Agent, liooms 2 and 3,
Miles Block, Barre, t.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Good cooks want Wi.se Kins Flour for
Dread.
Cull at the ermont Fruit Store for
fresh fruit and ice cream. O. II. JIale
block.
A tenement iu the 1. M. Jules granite
building will be vacated August 1 and is
for rent.
St. John's Court No. 5.2, C. O. F., will
hold a basket picnic at Shepard's grove,
Saturday, August 1st. Members and their
families are requested to attend.
A bunch of keys was found Saturday
between this city and Caledonia Bark.
Owner may have same by proving proper
ty at this office and paying for this adver
tisement. II. C. Leonard has returned fraru Bos
ton with a carload of horses, right out of
hard woik and readv for sale at his baru.
All prices and kinds. If you want a good
horse, see this lot.
The Barre section of the Mutual Benevo
lent society oi tjuincy, .mass , win noiu a
picnic at Caledonia park Saturday,
August 1. The Stone Cutters' union band
will be in attendance.
The qnarte.ly meeting of the Barre Civ
ic Federation of Women's Clubs will be
held ia Worthen's hall Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock. A large attendance is
desired as business of importance will
come before the meeting. Ola J. Rogers,
See.
WILLIAMSTOWN.
O. E. S. sociable at Geor.e Patterson's
Wednesday evening, July i. Ioe cream
and cake served any time during the even
tual. Musical programme, also games
Come and have a good time. Admission
10 cents.
JAPAN'S BEST FRIEND.
The Emperor Toll Genernl ( oumloa
It Is America.
General Joseph W. Congdon of New
York, president of the American Silk
association, returned to Sun Fmncisco
recently from a trip to Japan on the
Nippon Maru, says the New York Trib
une. His report on conditions in Japan
la of interest.
"I found Japanese exportation," lie
said, "of manufactured silk to this
country was not as gi-cat as formerly.
The tendency of the Japanese is to hold
tip prices.
"The handkerchief trade, which was
formerly largo in this country, has fall
en off. The exportation from Japan
of habutais, or piece silks, is also great
ly reduced. We take In America fully
one-half of the entire crop of Japan.
This year it will b? fully 15 per cent
more than the average, but the market
will not be brisk on account of the high
prices asked by the Japanese, who ore
taking advantage of the fact that the
Italian crop is 30 per cent less than
normal.
"The emperor of Japan, to whom
was presented, said he looked forward
to closer commercial relations with
America, particularly with regard to
the silk industry. He said he regarded
the United States as really Japan's
best friend among nations.
Tersonally the emperor had only
the kindliest feelings for Americans.
Throughout Japan I noticed that prep
aratlous seemed to be well in hand for
the coming conflict with Russia, and it
will be a surprise to nie If there is not
war In view of the feeling existing in
Japan. The country neems to be readv
for any emergency."
A Sew Any to Europe.
A route across the Atlantic which
Would greatly shorten the ocean voy
age Is being discussed in England, says
Harper's Weekly. It Is proposed to
utilize the harbor of Galway, situated
on the western coast of Ireland, and
run a line of express steamers between
there and St. John's, on the coast of
Newfoundland, a distance of 1,810
miles, while the rest of the journey to
New York could be made for most of
the way by fast trains. It is believed
that the trip from London to the Amer
ican metropolis could thus be shortened
by nt least a day. From New York to
Southampton Is almost twice as far as
from Galway to St. John's 3,11! miles
while the distance from New York to
Liverpool is .'5,0!5 miles.
Are you about to build? If so gee that
your builder's contract has a clause pro
viding that the structure shall be erected
ly union labor which will insure you of
good work and a job completed without
delay. I'er order Union 4$, Carpenters
and Joiners or America. A. B. Bane,
secretary.
Glasses fitted by an eye sight specialist
at J. . Helton's.
If tired of paying rent, read the ad. of
the I). A. Ferry Heal Estate Agency on
page 7.
WHITE STAR
Steam Laundty
fif f irc BL0CK' PEARL SL
Ul I ltC5 GRANITE STREET.
Work ailed for Mondays and Wed
nesdays and delivered Thursdays and
Saturdays. Telephone connection.
Oil-Smelter-
Mines!
Donglas, Lacey & Co.,
BANKERS, BROKERS, FISCAL AGENTS.
Members N. Y.Consoi'ted Stock Exchange
66 Broadway & 17 New St.,
NEW YORK.
Dlrldead-Paying Mining, Oil and Smelter
Stocks, Listed and Unlisted, our Specialty.
Stati for a booklet, "About Oarsclyes,"
ptvintf our successful plan for realizing
rue lri?e intr-t uml prolan of legiti
mate Mining, Oil and Smelter invest
ments. Vestern New England Branch :
E. BALDWIN HAMMITT, MANAGER.
HEADQUARTER :
Suite 60, ei & 69 hills block,
HARTFORD, CONN.
Barre Montpelier Agency :
Suite 55, Miles' Block
M. II. Hughes, Manager.
SCYTHES
SNATHS,
FORKS
and all kinds of
Haying Tools!
PHELPS
BROTHERS,
136 North Main Street, t
Barre, - - Vermont.
A. W. KEENE
VOICE CULTURE AND
ARTISTIC SINGING.
AUXILIARY STUDIES IN
Harmony, Analysis and Aesthetics.
IN BARRE FOR THE SUMMER ONLY.
Information of Earl M. Lewis.
Studio, North Main Street, Corner Granite St.
Boston Studio, - - - 179 Tremont St.
TRIO
THE WORLD'S GREATEST
PIANOS
" PACKARD," "STARR,"
"RICHMOND."
Although quality Is the highest, my prices
are very low. For terms, etc., address
J. P. DONOVAN,
MUSIC MERCHANT, MONTPELIER, VT.
BLUE RIBBON
5c CIGAR.
Union Hade. Sold by Everybody.
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. MARRION,
Union Cigar Store. Corner Ggar Store.
SOUTH END HOTEL
FORMERLY WINDSOR HOUSE,
BROWN & MURPHY, Proprietors.
Rooms at reasonable rates.
Excellent Dining-room and
Cafe. Main street car at
quarter of every hour goes
by the door. Three min
utes from the post-office.
59 South Main Street.
Telephone Call, 46-2.
BASE BALL MITTS
From 25c up. Athletio Goods at
low prices. We handle the lead
ing makes only. Give us a call.
The AVERILL MUSIC CO.
"BUiUT TO BAKEJs
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BARRY &' WILLIAMS,
LEWIS'
Veterinary Hospital
Opposite Depot Square.
Atthut H. H. Lewis,
v. s., d. v. s.
Located in the Dr. G. B.
Nichols' barn. Open night and
day.
Patients receive scientific treat
ment. Every operation known
to the veterinary profession
performed.
Don't Believe
What we tell yon about our goods.
' Come to the store and convince your
self. If run down, try our SARSAPA
FILLA. If troubled with a cough,
try our guaranteed SYRUP OF TERE
BENE, If thirsty, try our ICE COLD
SODA. We have a full line of Drugs
and Medicines. Prices right always.
J. H. McARTHUR,
Pharmacist, - - East Barre, Vt.
IE KEEP MOVING
Our stock by underselling all competitors
In . Diamond Kings, Fins, IJrooches and
other articles of Jewelry. Our reputation
for fine goods, low prices and honorable
dealing does the business for us, and we
endeavor to live up to our name. Ahvas
carry a large, complete and elegant stock,
Every article warranted as represented.
Fine Kepairlng and Engraving.
E. O. HOLMES,
Jeweler and Optician,
Gordon Block, Barre, Vermont.
SHORES & KENERSON,
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Over National Back, - Barre, Vt.
Fine work promptly executed.
Our prices are low for first-class
work. Call and see us.
New Watertown Wagons
Caiload just received. Good line straight
through. If you waut a good Wagon come
in and look them over. Prices right.
. H. F. CUTLER,
Livery and Feed Stable, Hear City Hotel.
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Electric Heaters,
Electric Fixtures,
Electric Supplies.
STANDARD ELECTRIC CO.,
H. G, BENNETT,
W. W. NIOHOL8,
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) 109 North, Main St., Earre. j
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The HouscholJ
Combination Water
Front has been
tested for years and
is guaranteed to
furnish all the
hot water needed.
Furniture, Barre, Vt.
Stove, Egg and Nat,
Grate Coal,
Lehi Egg and Stove,
$7.90
7.70
8.40
These prices are for CASH
only. Do not forget that there
is a rise of ten cents per ton on
coal each month.
MORSE & JACKSON,
COAL AND WOOD,
Tel., 137-21. ' 266 North Main St.
fcSJ----r
D. & II. Coal
Screened Clean
Stove, Egg and Nut, - $7.90
Grate, - - - - - 7.70
We sell and deliver 2000
pounds for a ton.
D. M; MILES.
Goal, Wood, Goke !
Hard Coal, all sizes.
A No. I Smithing Coal.
Hard and Soft Wood.
Calder & Richardson,
Successors to
G. I. Jackson & Co.,
Depot Square, - - Barre, Vt.
WOOD, WOOD
The place to buy Weod of all kinds. A
large stock of Chair Wood, No. 1 best
Block Wood, Mixed Soft and Hard Wood
and Kindling Wood.
MOVING AND JOBBING.
I am prepared to do all kind? of moving
and Jobbing at fifty cents per hour for two
horses and a man.
L. J. BOLSTER,
(Tel. Call 152-3.)
283 No. Main St, Barre, Vermont,
Block Wood,
Limb Wood and
Chair Waste
For sale for cash. Orders may
be left at Thwing Bros boxes.
Arthur S. Martin,
Phone 204-3.
43 Park St.
BARRE CITY
Commercial and
Collecting Agency. .
All bills will receive special attention and
remittances made as soon as collected.
E. C. FRENCH, Manager,
Rooms 2 and 3, -
Gordon Clock.
HAIR GOODS.
Mrs. C. R. MenkM-, 40 .TfiflVroon St.. my OTnt,
will lie glad to fuuiluli Hair OooiIh, Wi;, front
1 ieoes .Switches, etc., if -riot In stock, t short
notice from my Manchester more. Thanking
the public fnr their lilx-ral imtrnnaew in tiio
limit, ami soliciting a conUmutnce of the same
in the future for my geut anil invself, I am
yours with all respect, s.M". VOKK.
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