The Barre daily times., April 14, 1904, Page 5, Image 5

About The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959

Image provided by: University of Vermont

                
THE JJAPJIE DAILY TIMES, APJtIL 11, 1001.
aciirciay special, Apr!
Ladies' Waists at 79c.
We have too many Waists at $1.00 and to close the lot and
make room for our Muslin Waists, which we expect to arrive in
a few days, we maks the above low price.
Fifty Ladies' Shirt Waists, made of fancy woven white
ground with black, blue and red figures, double breasted shield
front, trimmed with large pearl buttons, graduated plait in back
and stock collar with pointed tab, a splendid value at i.oo.
Your choice on Saturday for only 79c each.
Bear in mind these Waists are strictly up to-date and were
bought especially for the Spring and Summer trade. You will
make no mistake in buying this bargain.
PERRY &
71 and 75 Main Street,
1
9
S I 1 rijU'r-
to purchase something for her home will find pleasure in
selecting from the newest of Furniture, Carpets, Mattings,
Rugs, Wall Papers, Window Shades and Lace Curtains
shown in this city. Also Go Carts in the latest novelties
seen this season. Buying or not, come in and look around.
B. Hooker & Co., .
The Emergency Store, Wheelotk Lot, Opp. Miles' Granite Blk.
Ambulance Qlls and Undertaking Work Promptly Attended to.
othes
FOB
Smart Dressers
Come, now! Which would you
rather do go to a tailor and pay
$30.00 for a Suit no better in - style,
fit or making, or would you rather
pay us $15.00 or $18.00 for a Suit
and put the difference in your pocket
and escape the bother, delays and dis
appointments of order-made Clothes?
Of course I That is what any sensi
ble man would do.
Smart Single and Double-breasted
Sack Suits, excellent for wear, fash
ioned to fit; concave shoulders; hand
tailored from beginning to end.
If you will call here and look,
we'll sell a Suit.
FRANK McWHORTER,
One Price Clothier. Hatter and Men's Outfitter.
f
Tht Great Sctnc in "Looping lie Loo?"
Specia
April 16th, 1904.
j0 1 150 Ladies' and Misses' Belts, assorted sizes
and styles, regular :5c and 50c goods. Your choice Satur
day at 15c each or two for 25c
No 2144 Silk Bow Ties, suitable for gentleman or
lady. Also 24 Black Satin Teck Ties. Never sold before
for less than 25c each. Your choice Saturday at 15c each
or two for 25c.
These Are All New, Fresl Goods and Are Well Worth Investigating.
BOSTON BARGAIN STORE,
185-187 North Main St. Tel. 128.3 C.N.KENY0N & CO.
CAMP,
Barre, Vermont.
OF WONDERFUL
The Extensive New Stock
of House Furnishings
We are showing at our new
store today. It outclasses
all former showings, because
everything is spic, span new
and priced economicolly and
every housekeeper who has H
MAKERS
at tic Opera House, Toesdar. Apr. 1?
are:
V' utter- J
H.N.-,-!. -j
t. 1
I V 5 "
I 1 i
C MAKERS
u
Saturday S
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Champagnes at Abbott's.
Harry I,. Ford went to Stowe this morn
ing Fred Fuller o N'orthfk-ld was in the
city today.
W. M. Eraser went to N'ew Yoik today
on business.
Peter Lavm went to Sherbrooke, I'. Q.,
today on a visit.
A. A. Northrop went to South Royalton
today on a visit.
J. C. Griggs went to Nortbfield this
morning on business.
T."a for 1100 and si. IS) wrappers at
Vaughau's Saturday.
The "korreet" style in covert jackets
and raincoats at Pitts'.
Everett Hill of Newport is visiting in
the city for a few days.
Have yon seen those $5 50 oak chiffoniers
at B. W. Hooker & Co's?
Miss Bessie Spear Is confined to the
house by a severe attack of pleurisy.
Dr. C. F. Wetmore returned this morn
ing from a business visit to Albany, N. Y.
Waists at a bargain at Perry's on Satur
day only "Jlto each. Regular $1 00 'juality.
The jihotographs of the Rev. Mrs. Jones
have arrived, and can be procured of
I'earl Carr,
For sale. A new Concord road wagon,
cheap for cash. Apply at A. V. Badger
& Co'g store.
A few barrels of fancy apples just arrived
at Sowden & Lyon's. Come early before
they are all gone.
Royal Areaunm meeting Friday even
ing, 10th, at 8. Members ured to be
present for business.
Don't forget that Wilder's orchestra
will play at the children's ball this even
ing at llale's pavilion.
A regular meeting of Court Granite
City No. 3, Foresters of America, will be
held tonight at 7.80 sharp.
There will be a meeting of plumbers and
helpers tomorrow niijht at 7.30 In Faint
erg hail. Let there be a full attendance.
The atrusement committee of the La
dies of Clan Gordon will meet with Mrs.
Etta Blake, 6 Park street, Friday after
noon at 2.30 o'clock.
Gilbertson's orchestra went to Iian-
dolph this afternoon, where they are to
play at "Pinafore, which Is to be given
there by local talent.
Mrs. A. M. Bradley, wife of the new
pastoi of the L'niveraslist church, with
Iter mother, has arrived in the city from
Sangervil e, Maine.
F. T. Cutler left yesterday for Boston.
From there he will go to Syracuse to com
plete the job of moving the lar8 boulder
upon which work was begun last winter.
TheliiaP.eed W. C. T. U.. will meet
with Mrs. 11. II. Watkins on Friday after
noon at 2 CO o'clock. As this is the an
nual meeting for the election of oflicers it
is necessary that all the members be pres
ent.
At the meeting of the Clerks' Union
last evening two applications w ere reeeiv-
ed and the foiiowum five candidates were
initiated, Arnold Edmunds, Herman Pa
vis, Phiueas Idd, Andrew McKay and
Dean C. Towing.
Something new at McWhorter's! Em
blem supnders for the different secret
t,riArgMisonie, 1. O, O. F., Ked Men,
Modern Woodmen, Knights of Pythias,
Foresters, Knights of Coinnibiis and Car
penters' Union. All onion-made.
This week's prayer-meeting at the Con
cregational church w ill be 6a Friday at
7 2u p. m. instead of Thursday. Persons
Intending to unite with the church in May
are requested to meet the committee of the
church at the close of prayer meeting.
The Marks Bros, company is having a
decidedly successful week at the Kane
opera bouse. The largest house of the
engagement is the record for last evening
when "Mabel Keith" was tne attraction.
This evening "A Bird in a Cage" will be
presented.
A New Catch. Freh and bright. Blue
fish, Halibut, Haddock, Col, Cu.sk, Lake
Trout, Fresh Salmon, Bullheads, Perch,
Yellow Pike, Alewives, Flounders, Ilud
deok Bob, lobsters and mains this week.
Your orders early for prompt service. City
Fish Market. Tel. 10-2
The play, the Shamrock and Hose,
which was "recently presented here by U
cal tal-ut, is to be given in Montpelier in
a Jew week. The managers, A. J. Guth
rie, John Hr-ney and Miss Helen Brown,
are trying to arrange a date for the last
of this Hionti or the' first of May.
Hector A. Dubuc of Montpelier, who is
largely interested in the Barre-Montpelier
base ball team, has sold his coal business
to C. C. Taft aud Hiram Odell. Posses
sion is taken at once. Mr. Dubuc has
large interests in church constructions
which has occupied a great deal of his
time lately, requiring his attention out of
town.
Everybody knew that the labor difficul
ties at Barre, which resulted in the clos
ing of practically allot tt:e granite sheds
in that city, would not continue for any
great length of time. The granite busi
ness at iiarre is so profitable to the man
ufacturers and the wanes paid to their
employees so large that neither side was
willing to reniai idle any longer than was
absolutely necessary to arrive at an uu
dersUuduig. Butlind News.
Chief McMahon, .of Moritpelier. '
been placed rm the committee to repr
Vermont In the organization of an
elation of Chiefs of Police of New V
At a recent meeting of the Mrs
association the matter was dil
circulars were sent cut to
sentiment, such a respon
that It has been decided t
the organization, and CI
this city, has been comtn
respect to the forruatior
tiou.
The sensation of tl
ley circus is repeat
surdity "Looping tl
to the Barre opera
thrilling feat take,
and scene, when
ed on a bicycle,
around the loop
this act brings
! tio applause.
I the author th
sical absurd!'
1 er surprises
sic, dancluj'
A. P. ABBOTT fc CO.
Champagnes Arc Intoxicating!
So Ate Outs!
Our Champagne Dry Goods are intoxicating. They lead ladies to purchase whether ready or
not. They captivate the select trade. The poor can have them as well as the rich. Here they are 1
Champagne Dress Goods.
Champagne Dimities at 12 1-2.
Champagne Grecian Voiles at 18c,
Champagne Paris Suittingj for skirts and
suits at 18c.
Champagne Mercerized Duck for skirts
and tailored suits at 25c.
Champagne Mercerized Striped Duck
for tailiorcd suits at 25c.
Champagne Simille de Soic. This is
the queen of wash goods. Now 25c.
Champagne Silk Muslins. These arc
the 25c grade. Now 19c.
Champagne Mercerized - Mattassee for
35c-
Champagne Jacquard and Damask
Waistings for 45c
Champagne Lace Striped Silk Muslins,
new and beauties for evening or graduation
dresses, 50c per yard.
Champagne Wool Dress Goods at
$1.00 per yard, a good grade.
Champagne Hats
o
TALK OF TEE T0WH.
Champagne dry goods at Abbott's.
Saturday sale of wrappers at Vanghan's,
"t'O.
Y'ou can get Elastic Carbon Paint at
Sowden & Lyon'a.
Be on the lookout for the Elite Lady
Minstrels May 0-7.
The Independent Ten will give a party
in Hales' pavilion May 2.
Joseph Odgers left this noon for Clyde,
Ohio, where be will visit relatives for a
few months.
Note the exceptional value In ladies'
spring suits itfered by Fitts and now on
sale at $15.00.
Do you want a waist? If you do, go to
Perry's on Saturday and buy one of those
bai gains in waists for only 7t)o each.
Wo oro f.llinir snd shall continue to
sell, twenty pounds of extra fine granulated
sugar for oue dollar. Eastman bros.
You can buv three loaves of bread at
Eastman Brosfor 25c. We have a com
plete line of baker's goods fresh every day.
The 1.15 C. V. train this afternoon was
Ticnrtvnn hour late In arriving on account
of an accident on the main line at Oakland
near St. Albans.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank U. Morgan of Fort
ney street were surprised last evening by
a party of 35 friends who gathered to cel
ebrate Mrs. Morgan's birthday. The eve
ning was most pleasantly spent. A phon
ograph furnished part of the entertain
ment, and a lunch was served. Mrs. Mor
gan was presented a haudsome cucumber
spoon,
F. D. Beck ley, Mrs. Richard Bradley,
Mrs. L. M. Averill and Miss Beta Beck
lep went to Burlington this morning to at
tend the wedding of . Luther D. Beckley
formerly of this city aud Miss Bernah
Lesser which took place at the bride's
borne in Burlington at 2 o'clock this after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. L. I). Beck ley leave
tonight for Miles, Mich., where he
is employed as e vil engineer for the
Michigan Central H. R. The groom is a
son of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Beckley of this
city.
Does your tin roof leak ? Elastic Car
lion Paint is not in its experimental sta"
but has been on the market emtlr
fur 15 years, during which per
been usd extensively thrun
United States and Europe by.
largest matinfdCtiirim'
best of results. T'
mending to you '
article, knowiti
demonstrate t
ticular as re
Sowden & I
No
will we
are as
weigh .'
by Keyi
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
Champagne Dress Goods.
Champagne Taffeta Silks, the very best
grades, 75c
Champagne Kai Kai Silk, 24 inches
wide, lor 5k
Champagne Pongee Silts, one yard
wide. This is a special for 98c But
bw dry goods stores have it at anv price.
Champagne Dress Trimmings.
Champagne Laces and Allovers in
popular prices.
Champaigne Braids and Insertions from
5c up.
Champagne Gloves.
Champagne Gloves for Ladies and
Misses, these are two-clasp Berlins,
for 25e.
Champagne 2-button Network Gloves,
the latest, for 50c.
Champagne Kid Gloves, the warranted
kind, for $1.00.
in Mrs. V. F. Shepard's
ecu
"Always Best
BUT ESPECIALLY
As we intend carrying a new line of Couches front a new
factory, we will close out our present stock at very low prices.
Better see them. You can save from 3.50 t0 ?5-OOon each.
A. W. BADGER & CO., BJ?'&m0Bt.
Undertakers ! iZ- . Fimeral Directors !
House, 159-21. TELEPHONE Store, 137-11.
Ambulance Always Ready For Calls.
loss I his Interest You?
Four large packages of Toilet Paper, guaranteed
to contain 1000 sheets of the best quality of pa
per, for - - - - - - 23c
More of those Tomatoes, three cans for ' - 25c
Golden Wax Beans, extra fine, per can, - 10c
ierchanfs Economic Grocery
t'.TT?T.'.?.TT?TT.?
1 Will Be Pleased to See You I
C AT THE OLD STAND.
O. L DOOGf.
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
Champagne Waists and Suits.
Champagne Waists in bur Gtr-m.-nr.
Department at $2.98 and $5-00.
Champagne Raglans a $12.00 and
Coats at $16.50.
Champagne Tailored Sui;s .it $20.0(1
and $22.50. '
Champagne Silk Petticoats at $8.75.
Champagne Shirt Waist Suits at $15. (Mi,
Champagne Lace Curtains.
Champagne Nottingham Lace Curtains
for $3.00 per pair. ,
Champagne Nottingham Corded Lace
Curtains for $3.50 per pair.
Champagne Cable Net Curtains for
$3.75 per pair.
Champagne Cable Net Curtains, very
heavily corded, fur $5.75 per pair.
Millinery Parlors.
fw
For the Money
9f
SO JUST NOW.
Jeweler and Stationer,
-'. Barre, Vermont. jj