The Barre daily times., July 28, 1903, Image 8

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SPIRAL SPRING SIDE STEELS WILL NOT BREAK
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WEARS INDEFINITELY.
Its crarcful linos will produce a beautiful fnrure
and give the wearer a stylUh carriage; with perfect
comfort from the l:iy it's lirt put on, because it is
the only corset equipped with steels like the above
illustration. These steels are light, flexible and nev
er break.
Straight Front Bias Gore.
Prices $1.00. $1.50, $2.00, $3.00.
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THE BARRE DSILYTIHES
BAIUtK, VT.. JILV SIX. 1003
Weather Prediction.
Boston, July 28. Local showers
late tonight and Wednesday iu
northern nortiun. T.i'iir
winds becoming southerly to westerly,
TALK OF THE TOWN.
APACHE BEAD -WORK,
We have the Looms for weaving Indian Bead-Work Belts, Sashes,
Chains, Fobs, etc. Weaves a Chain or Ee!t any length and up to four inches
wide. It's the fad. Everyone is doing it. It's so simple a child an operate
it. Full instructions and designs with Loom. We carry a full line of Beads.
HOMER FITT
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UNION MADE
Tfco Greatest Gomplimeijt
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foot.
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Men, Women and Chil-
q dren are learning this
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more every day. Men
r) who want real Qulity in
0 Shoes buy our " RAIS
IN TON HEALTH" Oxfords
q and Shoes, all the same
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5 agents for them.
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Peopled Shoe Store,
furniture at Low Prices!
This is called the dull season in trade, but we find it
quite busy at our store, 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.
BARRY & WILLIAMS,
New Tomasi Block, Cor. Main and Merchant Sts.
l'M)EKTAEEHS AND FUNERAL 1HKKCTOB9.
T. H. BARRf , - - 5 Averill St. L. M. WILLIAMS, - 28 Jefferson St.
Telephone 200-12. Telephone 212-12.
Iocal HttppenltiK Terneljr Told For But,
Homier..
A hOIlie Investment. Th onnitnl atnr.L-
of The People's National bank of Liarre,
?-iuu per snare, ut)strlbe now at I'rindle
& Averill's.
Ballard & Co., reliable insurance.
Consult the eye sight specialist for
glasses at J. V. Ilolton's.
You cannot appreciate how thoroughly
pood a Hour can be until you have tried
Wise King. Try it.
WILLIAMSTOWN. .
L. O. Morgan visited his parents in
Richmond over .Sunday.
Lewis Seaver left yesterday for New York
city. Ills daughter Louie and Miss IIollo
baugh will return with hliu.
Mrs, A. E. House left last evening for
Moira, X. Y., to visit her brother Leon,
who is In a hotel at that place.
Mrs. Helen Carleton Hobart, formerly
of this town, returned to her home in Ran
dolph today after a week's visit at the
home of Wesley Seaver.
Herbert I'latt was quite seriously in
jured yesterday. While repairing his barn
a heavy iron bar was thrown suddenly
out of the hand of one of the workmen,
falling from the high beams and striking
Mr. I'latt'sfoot making a very ugly wound,
lie is as comfortable as could be expected.
Uenry L. Southwick, Dean of the Em
erson College of Oratory, writes: "It gives
mo great pleasure to speak of ilrs. Kate
Eloise Terrill'8 worh and commend it to
the public. Her ability as a reader Is be
yond question. Her powers of expression
rich and varied. She has a keen dramatic
instinct which gives to her presentations
great force and brilliancy. I most heart
ily endorse Mrs. lernH's work," Mrs.
Terrill will give a recital at the Univer
salist church Monday evening, Aug. 3, as
sisted by Miss Edith Carpenter and Miss
Luhv liurnhum, soloists. A pleasing pro
gram is promised.
EAST BARRE.
Mrs. lleaeh of Barre spent yesterday in
town at the home of Mrs. McArthur.
Miss Ethel Prosser has been physically
unable to continue her work in Washing
ton, t-he is now at the home of Mrs. A.
C. Dickey.
Several of the East Barre manufactur
ers went to Quincy on the excursion.
Among those w ho returned yesterday we
noticed Glorifte Libersout and John Sulli
van. The wild storm of Saturday evening
brought disaster to Dr. Gray and his
"Wonder Workers" by blowing down
their tent. One eiTect of this was their
non-appearance in our town hist evening.
friuay alternoon tue J.,, i. L,. baa a
pleasant and profitable session at the
home of Mrs. Cooney and In the evening
they had an enjoyable social gathering at
the home of Mrs. Cora Tucker.
We are glad to see that the family of
Herb. Sargent are able to be out again.
They have all recovered from diphtheria
and the quarantine has been removed.
The wedding of Maud Lawson this
coming Wednesday promises to be one of
the social events of the season. There
have been a number of invitations and ef
forts will be made to accept them.
A pleasant event In our town took place
last evening at the home of Mrs. Mert Cut
ler who, with generous hospitality, gave a
birthday party for Herb. Whiteomb. The
assembled guests tendered him a purse as
a token of the esteem in which they held
him. Refreshments were Rerved and all
went home feeling the better for their
meeting together.
New Black Petticoats!
HOME MADE MAKE.
Lunch baskets and boxes, paper plates,
napkins, etc., for picnics at the Boston
Bargain Store.
Old gold and silver wanted at refiners'
prices in exchange for goods at F. E. Burr's
Good trades in lawn mowers at the
Boston Bargain Store.
Fall Styles of Outing Flannel at A. P.
Abbott & Co. '8.
Telephone, 217-3.
Dtooil Thicker Tlinn 'Water.
The snylng about the superior density
of blood to water generally attribut
ed to the American commander. Tat-
nail, who certainly used It at the tak
ing of the TaUu forts, but Scott puts it
Into the mouth of Dandie Dimuont.
from whom It was probably borrowed
by the Yankee sailor.
Coffee,
Americans consume twelve pounds of
coITes per capita in a year. Panes and
Norwegians use nsoro. England, being
a tea drinking country. us9 less than
threi -.rwrters of a pound.
y African Fiielitj Co., rmi
tl BKTPEIB, VT, I!
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Barre, Vt.,
C. II. BIGELOW
Vv East Brookfield,
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Another lot just received like those we hwe been
selling at $1.25 each. Also extra large size Petticoats,
made very full and just what you have been looking for.
The price is only $1.65 each. The Home Made make,
VEALE KNIGHT,
Worthen Block,
127 North Main St.
A 6-Lbs-for-$1 Coffee!
Oar 20c-per-pourid cr six-pounds for-$ 1.00 is a GOOD COFFEE. 1
It is the best ever sold for the money and it is growing in popularity.
. PREMIER COfPEE.
This is a high-grade Coffee, each pound package con
taining a Rogers Brothers' Afternoon Coffee Spoon, war
ranted the very best make, affording a good opportunity to
get a fine set free. Price of Coffee per pound, 38c, or six
pounds for $2.20, ground or whole and delivered as wanted.
Crystal Domino Sugar, pure and sparkling, will prove
a fine addition to your Coffee. Price, 45c per 5 lb. box
Buy six cakes of Wool Soap for 25 cents.
SawcJen & Lyon,
North Main Street, Barre, Vt.
FIRST QUALITY
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Price per package, only 10c
M. J. McGOWAN,
Telephone Connection.
South Main Street, Barre, Vt.
euHiatism
d ' .BacKaches
Cured by using DROWN'S ANTI
PAIN PLASTERS. Every Plaster
warranted.
43 No. Main St.,
E. A. DROWN,
Prescription Druggist
Opp. Nat'I DanK.
We can sell you a splendid tooth
brush for a quarter one tli;:t lias bris
tles that stick to the brush and r.ot in
your gums other brushes at other prices.
Tooth Powders, Tooth Pastes,
Tooth Soaps and Tooth Washes
OF ALL KINDS.
Our Own Saponaceous Tooth Powder
Is unexcelled and we give you a larger
bottle for your money.
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D. F. Davis, "The Dwggtst,"
262 North Main Street, -. - . . . Barre, Vermont.
Is the kind of Fruit and Vegetables we sell, and
the same can be said cf our Fish. Give us a trial
order, or if you will tell us where you live we will
call and take your order. We ruve two teams that
go to nearly ail parts of the city.
City Fish Market,
Telephone 26-2.
C. W. HUNTINGTON, Proprietor.
Yousr G tutting'!
Don't Forget to Visit Out Store
Before You Leave Town!
You will certainly need some Shirts, Tics, 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 you
go away. Our prices won't hurt you a little bit.
SEGEL & BRADY,
The Blue Store,
On Depot Square.
The Mattress Question!
When considering this question it will pay you to investigate
our 44 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! IIS,.) Funeral Directors !
House, 159-21. TELEPHONE Store, 137-11.
Ambulance Ready for Any Calls at a Moment's Notice.
Mark Down Sale of Wrappers
For One Week, Beginning August 1st.
J 1.25 Wrappers marked down to j qq
1.00 Wrappers marked down to , ' -j g
.75 Wrappers marked dowa to '6p
BARBERRI & POLONGHINI,
341 North Main St., Bolster Block, Barre, Vermont.
THE SOUTH END MARKET
Your Money's Worth Every Day.
We offer for this week 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 213-4)
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 Oils" and one of "Power," 3
Be sure and notice trades in this space each week.
L. M. AVERILL, Opposite City Park,
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Coffee and Tea.
Have you tried ours? Best in town. We
ought to know good teas or coffees.
Barre, Vermont.