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THE BABRE DAILY TIMES, JULY 23. 1904.
Our Great 8
learance
Sa e!
SIX DAYS MORE
To benefit by our Rousing Clearance Sale. Un
doubtedly you have already heard of the great
values we are giving during this sale. As you
notice, in many instances prices are half or less.
Already the sale is a great success. Have you
got your share of the benefits ?
JUST RECEIVED
A good assortment of Skirts in the new styles
and materials. Also an assortment of the new
Tourist Coat the Coat for now and the coming
season.
FITTS
JUST for a CHANGE
There are many varieties of FISH now in
season. Their condition is perfect, flavor
delicious, and a nice meal of FISH would
certainly be both beneficial and agreeable.
Prices Right.
Prompt Service.
CITY FISH MARKET,
Telephone Call, 10-2.
68 North Main St., Barre, Vt.
New Consignment
Art Squares, $4.25 up. Other Art Squares, in
Moquettes, Brussels, Tapestries and Smyrnias, in
sizes 7x9 to 12x12 feet. Prices right. We also have
two hundred pieces of-All-wool Remnants just in.
BARRY & WILLIAMS,
New Tomasi Block,
Cor. Main and Merchant Streets.
UNDERTAKERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
T. II. BARRY, - - 5 AveriU Stl I L. M. WILLIAMS, - 28 Jefferson St.
Telephone 209-12. Telephone 212-12.
An advertisement in . the Times
will bring sure results.
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$ Clearance Sale Values for Saturday that Mean
a Real Saving to Your Pocket-book
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u And to us a clearance sale of the stock on hand in the
.2 Big Store. To what extent this great business shall con- 3
tinue to grow depends upon the quality of the values given.
just look in our Clothing window and see the values we of-
jjj fer in men's fine Suits and extra fine Suits for young men.
Perhaps you have not heretofore been aware of the n
GREAT SALE OF
$12.00, $13.00
AND $15.00
MEN S SUITS
That Go at $9.95
while they last. These garments are all strictly tailor-made
and union-made, in the most fashionable patterns, the latest
cuts, and guaranteed to fit better than most tailor makes i
that cost much more money. You will find sizes in this lot $j
from 34 to 50, chest measure, which means that we can fit
the fat and slim, the short and tall. If we cannot fit you
we will pay for the ice cream. Come in, any way. If .we
can't fit you out, we'll pay the soda. First come, first served.
Cool Underwear, Outing Shirts, Hosiery and Trousers at Zero Prices.
SEGEL & BRADY,
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Bolster Block. North . Main St.,
Barre, Vermont.
I The Largest and Handsomest Clothing and Shoe Store in the State. 2
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
BARRE, VT., JI LT 83, 1904
Weather Prediction..
Boston, July 23. (."lowly with
occasional rain tonight. Sunday
generally cloudy, continued oool.
Brisk northeast winds.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happening Tertely Told For Bn.j
Reader.
Public waiting room at Abbott's.
Don't inlsa the big sale of muslin under
wear at Vaaghan's.
Saturday candy for 29c per box at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
Have you ever tried that 5 pound can of
all coffee, $1, at Merchant's? .
Get one of those sets of collars and cuffs
on Monday for only uc at Vaughan's.
Oil stoves, hammocks and ice cream
freezers at the Boston Bargain Store.
Xeekwear In sets of collars and cuffs,
Monday, only 5c per set, at Vaaghan's.
Pavilion danoe this evening. Prize
number at the door. (Hlbertsou's orches
tra. Men's comfort oxfords at $1.07 and
men's stylish oxfords at f.1.07 at Badger,
McLean & Co.
Closing out sale of summer millinery. All
my trimmed and untrlmmed millinery to
close out In the next ten davs at one-half
cost. Miss L. J. Hall. 12 Elm street,
Barre, Vt.
Special train from Barre 7.15 a. m.,
Montpelier 7.S5 a. tn. on July 30, connect
ing with steamer Vermont for Ft. Fred
erick. Modern Woodmen of America
excursion. $1.25 round trip adults, (55e
children.
Mr. P. "Well, Ballard, I've given up
my unselfish Idea of dividing my insurance
and decided to have the best In the mar
ket. I know It's the Investment Bond,
Go ahead with my application." Mr. B.
"The best Is good enough, Isn't it ? "
Mr. P. "Yes, and I'm glad you spoke to
me." Ballard & Co., reliable Insurance.
EAST BARRE.
Sunday services, July 21, 1004. Rev.
It. L. Sheatlof Plainfidld will preach morn
ing and evening In exchange with the pas
tor. Sunday school after the morning
service. Christian Endeavor meeting at
6.15 p. m.
RANDOLPH.
As George Lane was leaving this village
Thursday night for his home in Bethel
Gilead, his horse bolted and ran Into the
rear of a train at the Pleasant street cross
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Lane were thrown out
and the carriage badly damaged. Mr.
Lane was thrown against a broken shaft
and received an ugly flesh wound on his
right leg above the knee. He was taken
to Dr, Gilford's office, where his wound
was dressed. Mrs. Lane received a severe
shakiDg op but fortunately escaped more
serious injury.
The Co operative creamery made 42,550
pounds of butter during the month of
June and paid patrons $7,125. The price
paid net per pound for butter fat was 19
cents. The Brighani creamery paid 204
eents per pound for butter fat the same
month. ,
W. It. Messer has sold his block on
Main street to the Rev. X. M. Fowler,
who takes posession of his purchase at
once.
Miss Xettye Robbins left Thursday for
a three weeks' vacation trip to New Vork
city, Baponne, X. J., Greenfield, Mass.,
and Hartford, Conn.
Dean Wedgwood, who has just com
pleted a six months' course in a business
college in Boston, arrived yesterday for a
few weeks' stay with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Wedgwood.
John R Spring and family of Nashua,
N. H., arrived Wednesday and will spend
a month with Mrg. Spring's father, the
Hon. J. D. Denison.
Charles Duliols of Chicago arrived yes
terday and will spend a few days with his
family at the DuBols-Abbott cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. H. X. Story and daugh
ter, Miss Mary, of Philadelphia, who
have been guests of Mrs. A. D. Lamson,
at Idleton cottage for the past two week,
left Wednesday for Bethlehem, X. II.,
where they will spend a month before re
turning to their home.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Mrs. Warren Howland was In Barre
shopping Monday and nearly melted.
P. Clifford and wife visited relatives in
Barre Wednesday.
Many farmers have finished haying and
many more are nearly done, as the weath
er has been so favorable this week.
Miss Olive Cameron of Xorth Calais
was with her sister, Mrs. Lewis Sibley,
last week.
Thilip Lal'olnt is repairing his build
ings. R. Doying doing the work.
The depot is being raised and repaired
nearly all over.
John Bond and wife were called away
last Saturday by the death of Mr. Bond's
sister. They returned home Monday eve
ning. ,. A new prospective granger was born
July 7th to Mr. and Mrs.. Orlando Clark.
A daughter was born last Monday to
Agent and Mrs. Choimere at the station.
Mrs. Choimere's mother and sister aje
with her from Cadada.
Mrs. C. C. Willard was In Montpelier on
business connected with the estate of her
late tusband Thursday.
Ethan Jack man has a very sick horse,
caused by eating too much meal.
WILLIAMST0WN.
Judge Xichols of Randolph was In town
yesterday on bUMness.
Ralph Spencer and Lyman Fifleld took
a drive to Pittstield yesterday, where they
will spend a few days with Mr. Fiiisld's
brother living there. Fishing is said to
be good there and they hope to get a good
catch. They expect to return the first of
the week. ,
Miss Gerry of Boston is spending a few
few days iu town, the guest of the Misses
Kimball.
BERLIN.
Fred A. Blanchard and Vina, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gray were married
yesterday (Thursday) at the home of the
bride's parents by Rev. Mr. Currier of
Williamstown. A reception held In the
evening was largely attended by friends
of the couple and many valuable presents
were left as tokens of the friendship for
the young people. Mr. and Mrs. Blanch
ard will for the present live with Mr.Gray
on the farm.
Mrs. Paul Knapp is quite poorly.
Jnpnneae Ships.
In Japanese the word "niiknsu" In
dicates a warship and "innru" a ship
of commerce.
Druse Storr In Sweden.
Patent medicines are never sold In
the apotliecnry shops of Sweden. The
government limits the number of these
shops, ami there are only 350 In the
whole country, Stockholm, wiih a pop
ulation of .itiO.OOO. having only twenty
two. SwalloTvn Ia Palestine.
In Palestine the swallows are allow
ed not only the freedom of the houses
and living rooms, but of the mosques
and tombs, where they build their
nests and rear their young.
Steamed t limn.
The method of placing clams in hot
water for a short time has been found
to be Insufflcient to kill the bacteria,
but bacteriological Investigation bus
demonstrated that after steaming
cliims for ten or fifteen minutes no liv
ing bacteria introduced Into them be
fore were found,
Cranberries.
Cranberrk-s are more tempting If
Btniined before sweetened, made into
n jelly ami rut Into cubes when cold
than iu the' ordinarily used form of
sauce. - t
The Hirer Tfuto. -
Extraordinary qualities are possessed
by the River Tinto. in Spain. It hard
ens and petrifies the sand of its bed.
and if a stoue falls In the stream nnd
alights upon another In a few mouths
they unite and become one stone. Fish
cannot live la its waters.
It a In Iu Ireland.
Rain falls ou the eastern coast of
Ireland about 208 days in the year.
WANTE
Seven hundred people wanted to go on the Clerks' Ex
cursion to Fort Ticonderoga
Wednesday, Aug'. lOth.
A first-class Band will be in attendance. Wait for the
Clerks' Excursion and have a good time. The trip on
the lake will be on the eleeant new steamer " Vermont."
Photeaohs
Currier Building, Barre, Vt.
Reliable Merchandise I
AT LOW PRICES.
See our Mercerized Petticoats for 93c, $1.25 and $1.69 each.
See oar Night Fobes for 50c, 59c, 75c, 87c, $1.00 and $1.25 each.
See our Percale Wrappers for $1.00 and $1.25 each.
Another new lot of those wide Neck Ribbons at 22 cents per yard.
VEALE & KNIGHT,
(Telephone Call 123-2)
Carrier Building, - - - - North Main Street.
CSION CLOTHING CO. CMOS CLOTHING COMPANY. UNION CLOTHING CO.
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real Clearance Sale!
Men's and Boys' Clothing, Furnishings and
Shoes at Union Clothing Co's Store!
FOR. THE NEXT 30 DAYS, beginning July 15th, we will sell all
our Spring and Summer Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes at a discount
of from 20 to 35 per cent ia order to close them out to make room for
our Fall and Winter stock. As it is our policy not to carry over any
stock from one season to another, we offer you first-class merchan
dise at take-them-quick prices. All goods shown with pleasure.
Union Clothing Co.,
Opposite Depot Square.
Main Street, Barre, Vt.
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This is the Right Time for
ROOF PAINTING.
Just now is a splendid time to paint your house or piazza, a roof or anv
exposed tin or iron surface where a water-and-weather-proof Paint is wanted.
When applied during hot weather the Paint spread much more easily and
readily and dries firmer and quicker than at other times,
We handle the best Roof Paint in existence, the Carbon Clastic, a
has been proven by years of service. A coat or two may save you a new
roof. Price by the quantity, $1.00 per gallon.
S0WDEN & LYON,
Telephone Connection.
North Main St., Barre, Vt.
Buy for Cash and Save Money
We are selling Beef at the old prices.
Cut prices in Beef Saturday night.
SMITH BROS.,
Cor. North Main St,' and Maple Ave., - - Barre, Vermont.
Cash Bargains for Saturday Only
Pi; Fork Chops, per pound He
Fig Pork Roasts, per pound 12c to 14c
Hind legs of mutton, per pound 18c
Fore legs of mutton, per pound 1 2c
Mutton Chops, per pound 1 8c
Pork Sausage, link or bag. per pound 1 Oc
Beef Sausage, fresh made, per pound 1 0c
Fines? Bacon made in the city, per pound.. 12
New Beets, per pound 4:
Carrots, per bunch gc
Nice New Potatoes, per peck 35c
Green Apples, per peck 30c
Watermelons, cut, 2 l-2c; whole 2c
Oranges and Lemons. Nice lot of native Fowls and Spring
Chickens. Do not foaget that Beef is lower. Special prices on
all Cut Meats Saturday night.
CHESSER & BIRD,
(TELEPHONE CONNECTION)
323 North Main Street. Meats and Groceries.
C H. GELFILLAN & CO.,
INVESTMENT BROKERS
Rooms 3 and 4, Currier Bldg, Barre, Vt. ' ;
Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Provisions and Cotton Bought and
SoJd for Cash or Carried on Account.
, e ke 8Peciax!ty handling "outright" business, that is, buving
and selling Certificates of Stocks and Bonds for Delivery, for Bank Estates
Syndicates and Individuals. ' '
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Fresh goods, in bulk or packages. Potato Chips, 25c a pound.
Peanut Butter in bulk, best fresh stock, 1 8c a pound. Choicest
g fall-made and the best new grass-made Cheese at right prices.
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Telephone 31-3.
L. M. AVERILL,
Opposite City Part,
Bartc, Vermont.