The Barre daily times., November 16, 1903, Page 8, Image 8

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We have on exhibition a choice collection of Mexican
Hand Drawn Work and Brazilian Point Lace, among which, we
believe, are the most artistic tilings ever exhibited here, and we
especially urge an early inspection of these goods in Luncheon
Cloths, Table Covers, Center Pieces, Doylies, Cottars and
Handkerchiefs.
THE BlBREDslLY TIMES
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Vfwtthcr Prediction.
Boston, Nov. lti Rain tonight;
Tuesday rain, followed by clear
ing; warmer tonight; Tuesday
colder txeept in eastern Maine.
HOMES FOR EX-SLAVES.
TALK OF TEE TOWN.
NLCKWEAR.
Never have we sold so much
Neckwear as this season. There
is a good reason for it, for our
stock never was so complete or
value so good. If you have 25c,
38c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 or more
for a fancy Stock, you'll get the
most style for your money here.
We control exclusive designs.
ARSON YARNS.
Perhaps you have a sweater,
shawl, mittens or hose to knit.
If so, we belie vp it can be done
best with our yarns.
Arion Sweater Yarn,
Arion Scotch Yarn,
Arion Germantown Yarn,
Arion Floss Yarn. .
These Yarns have pleased hun
dreds. Are you one of them?
Note.-
-Remember the Special Sale of
Coats at $4.98 each.
Local Happening Tersely Told for Huij
Headers.
Table liuen sale at Abbott's.
Everything In glasses.Dr. Hanson, Ocu
list. Wool Soles for sale at Dader & Mo-Lean's.
Consult the eye slht specialist for
glasses at J. W. Holton's.
'Oysters on the half shell, steamed clams,
at Harrington's lunch room.
The new game, "flinch," at the Boston
Bargain Store, for 40 cents.
We want yon to get this thought fixed
In your minds; "Reliable Insurance. Bal
lard & Co."
Punning water Is centrally pnre. That
Is the secret of our dinners. 1 Everything
is fresh ; no stagnation. Thirty-five
cants. Lynch' a Kestaurant.
PITTS' STORE.
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KID, WELT SOLES, PATENT TIPS . .... $2.50
KID, WELT SOLES, BLUCHER CUTS 2.50
IDEAL PATENT KID, WELT SOLES " 3.00
Look at our show window for styles.
PEOPLE'S SHOE STORE,
157 North Main Street.
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AT THE UNION CLOTHING STORE.
Our last Saturday's sale showed that people ap
preciated the special values we gave them on Men's
Woolen and Fleeced Underwear. Our sales far exceeded
our expectations and we have only a few dozen left,
which we will sell during this week at the same prices.
Men's 1.50 Woolen Double-breasted Underwear at $f.00
Men's 50-cent Fleece-lined Underwear at - - - 35 cts
Not more than two suits to a customer. Don't miss this
opportunity. It won't last long.
Union Clothing Co.,
M. S. LEVIN, Proprietor
North Main Street, - - - Opposite Depot Square.
Something entirely new in the Candy line. Come
in and sample them. Price, 30 cents per pound.
E. A. DROWN,
Proscription
Druggist,
48 No. Main St., Opp. Nafl BanK.
NOW AT THE
NEW CURRIER BLOCK
NOKTJI MAIN ST., ISAliRE, VT.
& FINE PHOTOGRAPHS. &
EAST MONTPELIER.
A large floek of wild geese were seen
this morning flying over our town.
Frank Willard finished moving; to the
new home recently bought last Friday.
Charles DoGrenia will move this week
to the farm he has pur-'hised in Williams
town. Mrs. C. Sployd was lu Montpelier Sat
urday. "
Arthur Mack has moved to the Tillage
and Aaron Withara has moved back to his
former home which Mr. Mack vacated. .
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Whitcher were call
ed to ISarre several times last week by the
Illness and death of their little neiee,
Merle TVylie.
EAST BARRE.
Remember the chicken pie supper at
Odd Fellows' ball, Tuesday, from 5 to 7
p. m given by the Ladies' Aid society of
of the Congregational church. Price 13
cents.
Card of Thanks.
We with to thank the many friends for
words of sympathy in our bereavement
ad for fluwers at the funeral.
Mrs. J A. Bainbridge and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Graham,
Thomas Graham.
& ini i i t.jj Relieves Constipa
tion, has a very soothing tonic effect and
regulates the action of the bowels. Prices,
10c and I9c. Red Cross Pharmacy.
Old gold and silver wanted at refiners'
prices in exchange for goods at F. E. Burr's
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Perfumes
Fink J)
the Sor3jnjt
Try These
Perfumes.
f Little Buy lllne, no Mow your hum!
I;ll all Hip pwipld you Know J '",i
" Hirer's IVrfiitiiw are frtwh as the morn
Ami are made when) the flowers grow."
I'JRieger, the California Per
fumer, offers
$1000.00 IN PRIZES
for the best four-line Mother Goose
verses referring to California Perfumes
CONTEST OPEN TO EVERYONE.
For particulars
apply to ,
D. F. DAVIS,
"The Druggist,"
262 North Main St.. Barre, VU
who sells Ricger's Perfumes.
GenrRia I'lan (nrr for OIJ Xi-cro
Servants or Antebellum Days.
Moses I'.culicy, colored, lias secured
an option on U01 acres of hind three
nilles oust of Constitution, Ga., and en?
and one-half 'inil-s frcin IIat hike,
whre it is his Intention to establish
log cabin homes fur old negro slaves,
says the Atlanta Constitution. It Is
the Intention of Moses Bent Icy to es
tablish a colonization of these old ne
groes and furnish a sufficient amount
of work in the way of truck farmins;
to make the colony self supporting so
far as possible. This movement has
been carefully considered and indorsed
by a number of prominent citizens. It
Is the present intention to provide
homes for the old negro slaves of Geor
gia first, and then later for as many
throughout the south as Is possible.
This matter of providing some suit
able home for old slaves has received
much attention during the hist few
years and especially lately. Many of
those in a position to know are of the I
opinion that it is only In the establish
inent aof some such colony as the one i
proposed, where, In separate log cab- I
ins, the old slaves will be provided '
with hoes of their own, that the scheme !
can be made practical. The matter of
establishing a great home where the
old slaves could live together has been
found to be impracticable owing to the
peculiar characteristics of these peo
ple, but it is believed that iu the estab
lishment of a lot of log cabins the
greatest difficulties in this "way will be
obviated and the problem more prac
tically solved than in any other way.
Many of the chapters of the Daugh
ters of the Confederacy have also taken
the matter of providing some suitable
shelter for the old time negroes under
toasideration.
Towels! Towels!
We offer an exceptionally good value in Towels for
this week. The assortment of patterns and the quality
will more than meet with your approval when you con
sider what you have to pay for them. Your choice of
ihe lot for only 47c each. See them in our window.
VEALE . KNIGHT,
(Telephone Call 123-2)
Carrier Building, - - - . North Main Street.
SMART RURAL POSTMASTER
I'ntque Method to lncretmv Hie Ile
ccipta of II in Utile.-.
A. A. Moser of Kuble, near Union
towh, Pa., during the recent political
campaign used a unique method to in
crease the receipts of his oflice. lie
was assistant secretary of the Prohibi
tion county committee and postmaster
at Kuble, a remote town with fifty in
habitants and two miles from a rail
road. Mr. Moser subscribed f 100 to the
campaign fund. The Pruhibitiquists
started on a strenuous campaign. Thou
sands, of letters and circulars were
sent broadcast and the letters dated
Unioutown, but all bore the postmark
of Ruble.
So great , was the Increase in the
Kuble oflice receipts that the postal
authorities wrote to ask the cause, but
Mr. Moser was proceeding legally and
explained clearly his case. lie received
the commission on the extra business
and was materially benefited, and
when the votes were counted on the
Ktate ticket the Prohibitionists had In
Mr, Moser's election district forty-seven,
or one more than llepublicans and
Democrats combined.
l'rlent Straintrly Mixliiic.
New York, Nov. 30. The Ilev. Gin
seppl Clrrtngione, a young Italian
priest who is pastor of a little church
in Williamsbi'idge, iu the northern pari
of New York City, is strangely missing
from his home, and from threats re
ceived by him that if he did not de
liver $3,000 he would suiter the penal
ty his friends believe that he has been
abducted and perhaps murdered.
Jvr Uaiterx' Trlsilst.
St. Petersburg. Nov. 10. About 3,00
witnesses and fifty lawyers will ap
pear at the trial, which opens Thurs
day next, of .the persons arrested on
the charge of participation in the mas
saere of Jews at Kishinetr in Aprt
hist. All the mayors, marshals and no
bles 'of Bessarabia will sit in judgment
on the prisoner.
Itoyol VlHltor For I'mt
Berlin, Nov. 1(1. A dispatch to the
Tageblatt from Kiel Fays the imperial
yacht Ilohenzollern has been made
ready to go to sea In February, Her
destination is announced to be North
America, but what personage will sail
on her has not been made known.
Sixteen Hundred Oot of Work.
Chicago, Nov. 10. The .men em
ployed in the bar mill of the Inland
Steel company at Indiana Harbor have
refused to accept a reduction of 12
per cent In their wages, and the entire
plant Is shut down. About 1,000 men
are thrown out of employment
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ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
J. W. DILLON',
v Barre, Vt.,
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East Brook field, J J
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FANCY CHERRIES AND RAISINS.
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Elegant Fruit and elegant housekeeping are noted
friends. For " rich effects " in fine packed Fruit it is hard
to beat our Pitted English Morello Cherries at 35 cents per
can, or our Avondale Strawberries (whole fruit in rich syrup)
at 35 cents per can. ,
"Raisins That Arc Raisins." Fancy Cluster Table
Raisins,' put up in fancy one-pound packages, at 23 to 28
cents per cartoon.
We can name you lower prices on reliable goods.
SOWDEN & LYON,
Telephone Conncction.-
North Main Street, Barre. Vt.
A. W. BADGER & CO., BJ
The
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Milaho!
Serves the test dinner to be found in Barre.
Heals served on the European plan. Dinners,
from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Special dining
rooms for parties. Telephone call, 158-11.
JOE D. OSSOLA, - - Proprietor.
Look at These Bargains!
Faperies! Draperies!
Don't you begin to think of buying Draperies until you
see ours. We have the largest and best assortment in the
city. Prices from !$2.25 to 15.00 per pair.
Send us your upholstering and repair work and have
it done right.
Morse Block,
- Vermont.
Undertakers! Kir.S'&RBt. Funeral Directors!
House, 159-21. TELEPHONE Store, 137-11.
Ambulance Ready for Any .Calls at a Moment's Notice.
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Granite State Baking Powder, per pound can 15c
Davis' Baklnsr Powder, per pound 20c
Napoleon Bakin? Powder, per pound 15c
Little Valley Canned Com, per can 8C
Ivory Starch, per pound package 8c
Wyandotte Washing Powder, per package 7c
Snap Soap, twelve bars for . 25c
FreshTOystersReceived Every Thursday.
M. J. McGOWAN,
Telephone Connection. South Main Street, Barre, Vt.
Embrace This Opportunity
FOR SPOT CASH ONLY.
Pie Fillings, Raspberry, Strawberry, Fig or Lemon, 1 0c per pound or four potn 's for. 35c
Boss Mince Heat in bulk, no better on the market, 1 0c per pound or three pounds for. ........ 28c
Paragon or Red Gage Plums, usually sold for 20c per can, now. . . . ; , 1 5c
Lutey & Schrann's Raspberry and Strawberry Preserves, the besc that money can buy, per jar, 25c
Filling's Dundee Marmalade, per jar , 25c
Harchell's or Stewart's Aberdeen Kippered Herrings, per can J 9c
Mistletoe Brand of Peas or Succotash, three cans for 25c
Nabob Brand of Pancake Flour, put up i two-pound packages for 1 0c
Premier Oat Flakes or Premier Flaked Wheat, per package. , , 1 0c
Three hundred bushels of Swedish Turnips, per bushcll 50c
CHESSER & BIRD,
(TELEPHONE CONNECTION)
323 North Main Street. Meats and Groceries.
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finding Honey!
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per package, 11c
Power, pkge, 8c; Ready Bits, 3 boxes, 30c
White Cloud Soap, one doz. cakes for 55c
Armour's Tar Soap, all right, 6 cakes, 25c
Wooden Tooth-picks, 2 packages for 5c
Bell Peppers, green, per pound, - - 8c
3.
L. M. AVERILL, Opposite City Park,
Good hard small Onions, per peck, 25c
Two large cans of new Tomatoes for 25c
Standard Blueberries, two cans for only 25c
Barre, Vermont.