The Barre daily times., November 06, 1903, Page 5, Image 5

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THE ll.YKRF, DAILY TJMLS, NOV. C, 1fH3.
Special For Saturday, Nov. 7th.
Two Pairs Ladies' Fleece Line Hose for 25c.
This is an Absolute Bargain.
Ladies' Ribbed Top Hose, extra heavy fleece lined, with
double heel and toe. This is the best Hose for the, price named
we have ever sold. It will pay you to secure a share of this bar
gain. They go Saturday, Nov. 7th, at two piars for 25c
PERRY '& CAMP,
71 and 75 Main Street,
Barre, Vermont,
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HAVE A
WEDDING
At Your Home?
Do you want to make
your daughter or daughter-in-law
happy? If so, just
'drop into our store today
and let us show you what a
little money spent here will do towards furnishing the parlor,
sitting-room, dining-room, chamber or kitchen complete for
a wedding gift or, if not for a wedding gift, to furnish
that spare room. Our great offer of a
Nine-Piece Chamber Suit, With Spring
and Mattress Complete, for $25
is now here for your inspection. We do not believe in
offering half-way bargains. After thorough investigation
you will appreciate this offer.
Don't blame other dealers, after you have.seen the great
value of this Suit, and say how bad you got stuck. We
have been trying long and hard to bring this opportunity to
the public and it is only by taking advantage of carload
quantitiy discounts, etc., that we are able to do it. & T
Seeing is believing. Remember the price, - - -
B. W. Hooker & Co.,
(Telephone Connection)
Park Block, Barre, YU City Undertakers.
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No. 1 Apples, Barreled in Orchard.
Well colored, choice, late-keeping stock. It will pay
you to wait and see these Apples. We are, as ever, lead
ers in low prices. Apples will arrive in a few days.
H. L. AVERILL & CO., North Main St., Barre, Vt.
Look at These Bargains!
Granite Siate B,ikln? Fowder, ptr pound can..... 15c
Davis Baking Powder, per pound..... 20c
Napoleon Bakinj Powder, p pound 15c
Little Valley Canned Com, per can 8c
Ivory Starch, per pound package 8c
Wyandotte Washing Powder, per package ' 7c
Snap Soap, twelve tars for. 25c
Fresh Oysters Received Every Thursday.
M. J. McGOWAN,
Telephone Connection. South. Main Street, Barre, Vt
Peanut Butter in Bulk.
Come in and sample our Peanut Butter, per lb., 20c
Some more nice Shoulders, per pound, - - 10c
Yellow Haddock, per pound, - - - 10c
Yellow Hake, or Whiting, per pound, - - 9c
More Seeded Raisins, per pound, - - 10c
Merchant's Economic Grocery
TALK OF TEE TOWN.
TALK OF TEE TOWN.
The Royal Arcanum will meet this evening.
Ernest Houston went to Wells liiver
this morning on business.
suits and jackets at Abbott' j Mrs. M. J. Grwn went to Burlington to-
day on a visit w itb Iriemia.
Arthur Camp returned this afternoon
' from a few days vUSt in Burlington.
Mrs. Morris McKtiight Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Uiley.at l.raiiiteville for a few
Sale of
Saturday.
Frank Brown went
morning on business.
If you are wise you will use Wise King
flour, the best for bread.
to NorthiWld this!
C. G. Maseott
a several weeks'
returned last night from
visit In New York.
Frank B. Hutching people are moving
from No. 9 Kichardson street to 61 Sum
mer street.
Guis Chantore and A. Giaj left last
night for New York from where they will
tail for Italy.
There will be a private dance in Miles
hall thiseveulug. Wilder's orchestra will
furnish music.
Mrs. rtiilo Camp Is quite sick at her
home on Washington street, threatened
with pneumonia.
For Sale A good mare at the city auc
tion rooms. Saturday afternoon. Good
driver or worker.
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Bulbs I
OUR FALL STOCK OF BULBS
HAS ARRIVED.
Chinese Lilies, each, 10c or three for 25c
Easter Lilies, ach, 10c or three for 25c
Hyacinths', each 5c
Narcissus, each i 3c
Jonquils, two for '. 5c
Tulips, each.... 2c
Crocus, each le
All who have had our Bulbs in the past know that
the quality is unsurpassed. If you haven't tried them we
advise you to do so this Fall.
Boston Bargain Store,
185-187 North Main Street, C. N, Kenyoa &. Co.
N. II. JIazen of North Hero who has
been gelling apples In the city returned
home this morning.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Emery
Laundry bunday, P.ov. 1. Mrs. S. J.
Nichols is earing for her.
John Gleason who has been visiting
friends In this city left this morning for
his home In Clareiuont, X. H.
Mrs. II. B. Chamberlain and Miss Kar
lene Iltttchlnaon of Bradford were guests
of Mrs. Frank Ilanis yesterday.
Elliot Stoughton returned last niht
from the Albany Business college to re
cuperate from a recent sickness.
Why eat those dry, unpalatable Boston
baddies when you can get the nice home
cured at the City Fish Market ?
Mrs. John Wheeler and Miss Mary Cor-
tineywhohava ben visiting at A. II.
Burke's went to Burlington this morning.
- The Modern Woodmen have engaged
the Howard opera bouse orchestra of Bur
lington for their ball Id Miles' hall Nov.
13.
A petitian iu bankruptcy was filed yes
terday by Alexander Marconx, quarryman
of Barre, who has liabilities of f4.Sd.35
and no assets.
The farm ef the late Augustus Batchel
der of l'lainfield, has been purchased of
the estate by the widow -and dted was
given yesterday.
Misses Annie Whlrk, Margaret Gibson,
Emily Lee and Mrs. Lydia J. Lee left this
morning for Boston on their way to St.
Petersburg, Florida.
There will be a children's missionary
meeting at the home of Mrs. Page, High
land avenue, Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Frieda Hooker, secretary.
A Montpelier Whist club, known as the
Stag Whist club, has been formed, and its
members have voted to play drive whist
and cut out the refreshment and prize in
cidentals. The body of Mrs. Katherine Good was
taken on the 7.80 train this morning to
Wolftown, P Q , for interment. The fu
nearal was held tit St. Monica's church at
6.15 o'clock this morning.
C. A. Heath received today at invoice
of 14,000 rolls of. wall paper direct from
the factory of the Standard Wail Papier at
NewS"ork,the largest invoice ever shipped
over the Central Vermut.
For fancy work and other articles visit
the New York booth, where you will be
greeted by Iudian maidens uch as we
read of in she Leatherstocking Tales, at
the Universalis fair next week.
The Main street pavement, from the
city ball to the Miles granite, block, was
wahed yesterday afternoon with a stream
of water from the hydrant at the park.
The beneficial result is easily apparent.
Railroad Commissioners Fuller C. Smith
of St. Albans, II. S. Bingham, Benning
ton, George T. Howard, Craftsbury, met
yesterday in the Stale House at Montpe
"tier. No business of special importance
was transacted.
Specials for Saturday, Nov. "th. But
ter Scotch, per pound, 15o; Cream Dates,
per pound, lac; uoooamit Kisses, per
pound, ISe: Fruit Candy, per pound, 15c.
Fresh made and pure at the Barre Candy
kitchen.
W m. Gordon ol Prospect street was
operated on yesterday for appendicitis.
Dr. U. C-JTinkbam of Burling on per
formed the operation, which was success
ful and Mr. Gordon is doing as well as
could be expected.
Iu accordance with the findings of the
Washington county grand iurv, the cases
against Kizzl, Cassi, Seratti aud Fruizetti,
held on charges resulting from the social
ist anarchistic riot on October 8, were nol
pressed in the local city court.
The Japanese fair by the Ladies' Aid
society of the Congregational church in
Miles' hall, closed last eveulng with a good
attendance. The fair has been a great
success and the ladies will net between
S.'GO and $275 for their efforts.
The next meeting of the Ministers'
Monday club will be in the Methodist
church of Bane, No?. S), at 10 o'clock.
Paper, Bev. 15. C. Roberts, The Eucharist;
paper, Ker. T. II. Mitchell, The Ultimate
Tribunal of Appeal. Discussion. W. A.
Kinzie' Seo'y.
The bazaar held at Trinity vestry, Mont
pelier, was a complete success iu every
way, the attendance being very large
throughout, and the sales excellent. Ev
erybody appeared pleased with the novelty
of the Hffair, and socially it was unusually
enjoyable. The ladies cleared over $200.
Martino Rizzi, who was held by he
Barre city court under $4,000 bonds for
assault with intent to kill, was not indict-'
ed by the grand jury and is probably con
gratulating himself on the fact. Three
different Indictments were found against
Alexander Caretto, one for murder and
two for assaults with intent to kill Moct
peller Journal.
While Charles Townsend was driving
down Washington street this morn
ing in company with John Robins he was
run into by another team which was try
ing to pass him on the same side of the
street. Mr. Townsend'a wagon was badly
! smashed. The forward axle was broken
! oil aud one hind wheel was smashed. Mr.
; 1 ,.1 .1 l - T..n.niai.(l wAfu ftirnmn
: out but succeeded in stopping the horse. . t
The other team escaped without any In- H
, da vs.
Mrs. Roswell Beckley and Mrs. John
Bartlett went to South Rnyalton yesterday
on a visit.
The body of the Infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Willey was taken ti Xorlhfield
this afternoon for burial.
Will the committee on booths for the
Universalist fair meet in the vestry Satur
day evening at 7 o'clock to plan for the
same.
' The Ppaulding high school foot ball
team went to Randolph this afternoon to
play the return game with the high school
there.
The Union Veterans Union and their
ladies met with Capt C. A. Bond last eve
ning for a social time and were royally en
tertained by the captain.
O. II. Hale is changing his auction pa
vilion into a public hall, and it is neces
sary that the furniture, etc., be disposed
of. In order to clear it up he Is holding
special auction sales daily. See adv.
See the Sonnette and Augustine corsets
at Yeale & Knight's.
Sale of ladies' fleece lined hose, two
pair for S;5c, at Perry & Camp's, Saturday,
November 7ih.
Corsets fitted by an expert at Veale &
Knight's this week only. See their advertisement.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
LOST Wednesday evening on the way to the
Masquerade Su iaMe in K. of 1'. ball, an opera
shawl. Finder piease return to tlio Yatighun
store aud lw suitably rewarded. sunt2
ELEVEN YEARS
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The
Genuine
bears
the
trade-mark
"Ruberoid"
stamped
upon
it
every
three feet.
uruay Bargain, Nov.
Tailored Suits and Jackets!
Manufacturers have at this season of th
have to be sold at a
big discount.
e year
their
We hjv
propositions together, tins sale wiil be the largest an
you of any garment sale th.u we have ever held.
lots our?cIvt's.
ie line of garments that
Taking the two
d should be the most profitable for
LADIES' COATS.
Twelve Ladies' Chinchilla Coats, half" fitted, 26 inches long, with velvet collar,
a great wearer, usually sold at from to $6.50. This odd lot, $2.98 each.
Twenty Ladies Coats in medium sizes, made of kersey from'Amcricanwoolen
mills, in castors, reds and blacks. This was our leader at St. Co. This sale, $4.98 each.
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS.
Ladies' Sample Suits that were $10.00 for $7.98, $12.50 for $9.98, $15.00
and 1 1 8.00 for $13.98, $20.00 and S22.CO for $15.98: Every jlolhirofT the
regular price is your saving. ,
In connection with this sale we are going to give you your choice of any of our
Suits left over from Summer that were S12.00. k.qo. i8.eo and $20.00.
Your choice of the lot for $5.98. What would a Skirt from one of these Suits be worth?
V'ou may question whether we are in a position to deliver these goods as adver
tised. We ahvavs Jiave.
A. "P.
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Augusta. Maine, April 2, 1903.
Th Standard Paint Co., New York:
Dear Sirs We have a tmiUinf covered with
your Two-ply Rubcroid Roof in; in 1892. Since
that time it has never been coated over and today
Is in comparatively as good condition as ever. In
making alterations we have removed part of this
roofing, a small section of which we are sending
you for inspection, as it shows hardly any' de
terioration. Yours truly,
AUGUSTA LUMBER CO.,
Smith S. Randall, President.
Ask for Samples and Prices.
WM. H. PITKIN,
Telephone 231-2. Room 3, Miles Building, Barre.
ieavy Winter Underwear!
Here's Winter comfort galore! Our many lines of Men's
Winter Underwear present an attractive assortment. We have
all worthy sorts to be found in the market. We think our Un
derwear just a little better than vou can pet elsewhere for the
money. Prices, 25c to $2.00 per garment.
Union Suits! The Dcimels Linen, faros, Munsing and
None better. Prices, $1.50 to $5.00 per suit.
Sterling
FRANK McWHORTER,
One Price Clothier. Hatter and Men's Outfitter.
NOW AT TJIE
NEW CURRIER BLOCK-.
XOltTII MATX ST., JIARRE, VT.
& FINE PHOTOGRAPHS.
Cherry Juice Cough Syrup, a new
scientific cough cure, totally unlike
to old-fashioned remedies. It is ex
ceedingly pleasant to the taste and
remarkably quick in its curative ac
tion. Price, ... - 25c.
"Just Thirty-Six More"
Cold Tablets, for Colds, La Grippe
and Headache. A safe and speedy
WILLOW ROCKERS than we have room for,
and we will close them out, at twenty per cent
discount. ALL NEW, BRIGHT GOODS.
Price,
19c
Candy Laxative relieves Constipa
tion, has a very soothing tonic effect
and regulates the action of the bow
els. Prices, - - 1(X and 19c.
Pile Ointment, an Ointment which 4
cures all varieties of Piles. It gives $
prompt and positive relief and acts j
as an anodvne and local sedative, J
Price, - - - - . - 25c. S
Compound Syrup Hypophosphitcs. j
This is an invaluable medicine and J
tonic for all wasting diseases. It J
supplies physical strengthy stimulates i
the appetite and tones up the entire j1
Sec Us for Values in Furniture!
A. W. BADGER & CO., Bar"
Morse
Block,
Vermont.
Hoslitence Culls.
i) Katro Ave., 30 i'ark St.
Undertakers! ;
House, 150-21. TELEPHONE
Ambulance Ready for Any Calls at
Funeral Directors J
-Store, 1.17-11.
a Moment's Notice.
Good Values at Ladd's!
nervous svstcm. Price, -
85c
Healing Salve, for Cuts, Burns, y
Sores and all Skin Diseases. This jf j
Salve contains wonderful healing and i( !
antiseptic properties. Relieves pain j, !
.immediately and allays the itching Jj
and burning sensations that accom- J
pan v skin diseases. Price, - 19c, j
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These Remedies are sold only and
' positively guaranteed by
Rickert & Wells,
Red Cross Pharmacy,
160 North Main Street, Barre, Vt.
Grocery Department.
More Malaga Grapes, fresh and nice, per pound,
One lot full pound packages Seeded Raisins,
Mixed Nuts, two pounds for - - - -Popcorn,
2 years old, dry and nice, fine popper, per lb.,
Bakery Department.
Mutton Pies, made from fresh native lamb, each,
Cream Pies, pure cream, each, - - - -Mot
Baked Beans and Brown Bread on Saturday.
Meat Department.
Beef Sausage, made from fresh western beef, per lb., -More
Cranberries, three quarts for
Twelve pounds of Sweet Potatoes for - -
BestWestern Round Steak, per pound,
Corn-fed Pig Roasts, per pound,
Tripe, per pound, - - -
Best Western Beef Roasts, per pound, -Bargains
in cut Meats Saturday night.
11 to
11 to
10c
10c
25c
5c
5c
15c
10c
25c
25c
15c
13c
5c
15c
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F. D. LADD, Leading Cash Grocer.
jury.