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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES, AUGUST 1, 1901.
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We have just a few left and in
order to move them quickly we have
placed prices on them that you never
have seen in past seasons. But they
must go regardless of the enormous
loss to us. For instance:
$ J 0.00 to $ J 2.00 Suits at - - -
i 5.00 to 22.50 Salts at - -25.00
to 30.00 Suits at - -
Covert Coats.
One lot of Ladies' Covert Coats, regular values
$7.50 to $12.50, for only - - $4.96
New Arrivals Daily in Tourist
Coats and Suits.
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
BAR (IE, TT i ATGIST 1, 190
W!tiir Pradlnttona.
Boston, Aug. J . heattered
j showers iu north portion to-,
nieht. Tuesday fair. Cooler
tonight in New Hampshire, Vermont and
Massachusetts.
DAVIS' AMUSING ACTION.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
$5.00
7.50
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HOMER
Lockl Happening Terse! Told For Bntj
Reader.
Public waiting-room at Abbott's.
A money-saving sale of footwear at
Badger, McLean Ss Go's.
Fall samples for suits, overcoats and
trousers at Moore & Owens'.
Have you ever tried that 5 pound eau of
all cotl'ee, 1 at Merchant's:'
The clerks excursion will be the best of
the season. Three hours ride on the lake
to the historic Fort Ticonderoga August
10, :
Mr. R. "I have certain brands of gro
ceries, brands of clothes and other things,
and always look for the familiar label
ow if the same thing were only true re
eardiiiu Insurance." Mr. B. "Of course
von consider those certain brands best ? "
M r. K. " 1 es, alter aue trial, wr. a.
"Well, R., there are both of those in
Insurance." . Ballard & Co., reliable in
surance.
ORANGE.
Bargains For Every Day.
Pure Strained Hoaey, per can ................. 25c
Codfish. " Eiicr Down Brand," absolutely boneless, one-pound cake H
Fore Fibered Codfish, per package ,0c
Pore Cod Middle, per pound ,5c
Fresh Berwick Bay Shrimp, two cans for 25c
Fresh Packed Maine Lobsters, per can 25c
Eau quality Fresh Mackerel, per can 18c
Fresh Roasted Jumbo Peanuts Every Day in the Week.
THE CITY FISH MARKET,
Telephone Call. 10-2. 68 North Main St.. Barre, Vt.
Our White Shirts!
Some men want full laundered White Shirts. They
prefer them to the Negligee. We have them. All sizes,
made well and cut to fit.
Just a Word About Our Dress Shirts. We dote
on our good-fitting Full Dress Shirts. If you want a per
fect fitting Full Dress Shirt you can get it here. Styles
correct. Prices, 75c to 3 I -50 each.
George Jackson of Corinth was lu town
Saturday.
Miss Fern 1'eake was home from Barre
over Sunday.
Miss Oiive Caiefjof Washington visited
at A. L. oyes' last week.
Kate Slicer and little brother of Crats
bury are visiting friends in town.
Miss Bertha Avery of Corinth is stop'
ping a few days at iiarley V hitcoiub's.
Mrs. W. II. Crockett is visiting h
daughter, Mrs. W. E Xoyes at West Top3
ham.
Mrs. A. R. Nelson and Miss Iva Rich
ardson and Mrs. C. O. 1'eake are on the
sick list.
Mrs. G. A. Tillotson went to Manchest
er, Conn., last Saturday to remain for
few weeks.
Georce Moody of Boston is Btoppina
few weeks with his family at Harry
Crockett s.
Miss Beulah Tillotson of Kist Montpel
ier, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
James Lord, returned to her home las
week.
Dr. II. L. Tillotson and wife of - Man
Chester, Conn , who have spending a fe
weeks with his parents, returned home on
Saturday.
WEST TOPSHAH.
MOORE & OWENS,
122 North Main St., Barre, Vermont.
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Our
August
Clearance
Sale
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Clearance Sale
OF ALL OUR
Our
August
Clearance
Sale
SUMMER GOODS
Now in progress is " a thing of beauty " and " a joy for
$ ever" to all Clothing and Shoe buyers. We offer the
greatest possible inducements to the buying public tor this
week's selling and to neglect looking over -our August bar
p gains is like missing a good show.
Here Are a Few Prices:
Men's and Boys' Underwear, 50c garments at 3Sc, 39c garments at
25c and zjc garments at 18c; 25c Straw Hat at 10c and 15c, 50c Straw
Hats at 23c and 35c, $i.oo Straw Hats in fine braids at 50c and fz.oo
"4 Panama Hats at $1.00; light weight and light colored Felt and Golf Hats
M for traveling and outing purposes, the $1.00, $1.25 and 1.5 grades at 50c;
$ Negligee Outing Shirts in madras and percales and handsome colors, the 50c
'Tjde at 38c and the $1.00 grade at 75c Plenty ot" sizes. We can fit you
jp a'A. We must dispose of the goods NOW, as we want the room and money
lor Fall floods. Come in and see us. All goods shown with pleasure,
Customers with money get the bargains of the day.
I SEGEL & BRADY,
i. BoIs Block. North Main. St., - - Barre, Vermont.
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Tfco Tsrswt nA Hindsoraest Clothinz and Shoe Store in the State.
DemiHTAlic iuiiifr Kor ,Yle I'rew
ld.-nt l'ut on ltrnke In Semite.
Henry J. Davit., the Lcmo.-ratic
noni'i'V for vice president, topia ac
tive working lift' on the railroad of
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w!:if'U lie W uow i.iv jireHiMii auu t .-"-
stockhoiJer, the Yt'.-t Virginia Cen
tral, says the Tucmhi (Ariz. Citlzeu.
He worked as a brake-man for live
ears and has never forgotten the
trleks of the trade
When In' wns a senator of the United
tates an iiu'dfiit oeeurml revealing
the ruling pas-.tou .strung 111 Wtv it
was during a trot racKtl night he.s:oa.
Thunnan, Coiiltiing, I.aiuar uud Kiaitif
were engaged In a mighty debate Only
those interested in tb imniediuie dis
cussion were awake; the other, fagged
out l)V the tirotraetod Session, were
asleep.
Henry G. lavls was asleep. His el
bows rested on h'w little square de.sk,
and Ids face in bit bands. Tlmnuan
was speaUi'tig and it was characteristic
of the great Oltloan tlu.t lie freouetitly
applied UIh eelebrated bandanna to im
uose and blew strong and loud b.asU.
)n hU particular occasion Tliuruiaa
blew two loui blasts on his nose and
Davis, quietly sleeping a Couple of
desks away. Jumped to bis feet, caught
the top of his desk and began to twist
it with great energy.
The two blasis fnv.n the "OKI Ito-
innn S lioso-ine signal iur uowu
brakes" awoke the old bfakeman with
n start and lie proceeded to put on
the brakes before the wondering and
amused senate. ....
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Twenty Shirt Waist Suits, all good colors, sizes
32 to 40. The regular price is $1.75 each. Your
choice of the lot now for only $1.25.
War Done nt a C'hriiiteuinK.
A distinguished christening took place
at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Thompson Setoii of New iork,
called "Wyndy .Ghoul," at Cosoob,
Conn., the other afternoon, when their
only child, a daughter of six months.
was christened Ann Hetou Thompson
Seton, says a GreVnwJcli (Ovtni.) dl
natch. Homer Wise, mu-le of the child
held her and was the godfather. Sirs
Gotthoid of New York was godmother.
A large number of distinguished guests
was present, and while they partook of
a sumptuous repast after the christen'
Ing a large number of Mr. Scion's boy
Indians, called the "Setkvvoy tr:ie,
whom ho !ns!iute,l iu wood raft, did
war dances on the lawn.
VEALE & KNIGHT,
(Telephone Can 123-2)
Carrier Building, ... - North Main Street.
UNIOJf CLOTHING CO.
UNION CLOTH (Mr COMPANY.
reat Clearance Sale!
CNIOS CLOTHING CO.
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Men's and Boys' Clothing, furnishings and
Shoes at Union Clothing Co's Store!
FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS, beginning July J 5th. we will sell all
our Spring and Summer Gothing, Furnishings ani Shoes at a discount
of from 20 to 35 per cent in order to close them out to make room for
our Fall and Winter stock. As it is our policy cot to carry over any
stock from one season to another, we offer you first-class merchan
dise at take-them-quicl prices. All goods shown with pleasure.
Union Clothing Co.,
Opposite Depot Square. . - Main Street, Barre, Vt.
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II. (). liagley of Bradford was in town
Sunday, , .
Mr. and Mrs. Reed of , Groton visited
F. H. Church over bunday. -
Several from this place went to Groton
pond blueberrying last week.
John and Heury 1'rescott of Manchester,
, II were in town visiting their sister,
Mrs. a. . Cilley.
Mr. and Mrs. l'arker of Hyde Park,
Mass., are visiting Mrs. Parker' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Horace White.
Quarterly meeting was held at the Un
ion church Sunday. Presiding Elder
Sherburn was present anso Uev. Wright of
Last lopsnatu.
Two barns and a quantity of hay owned
by Clarence Hutchinson, near J--ast Vt
ange were burned last week beluB Jstruek
by lightning, small Insurance.
EAST BAFRE.
The East Barre lodge, I. 0. (i. T., de
aire the attendance ot all the members at
the regular meeting on the evening of Au
gust 2, as there is the election of officers
and installation of same in addition to the
regular businoss.
HuMxla'n "Father John."
Father John of (Vonstadt, who has
prophesied that the war against Japan
will continue for twenty-five yearn, is
really Kev. John Sergieff,' oue of the
priests of St. Andrew's cathedral in
the famous fortress city, says Leslie's
Weekly. . Alter the czar, he is and
has been for years the greatest man In
Kussia by virtue of his piety ami re
puted power of healing. People of the
highest rank ns well as the poorest
rteasants so to him for help. "He was
summoned to the deathbed of the Em
peror Alexander, and when the present
czar was stricken with typhoid la
LIvadia public opinion necessitated
that the imperial doctors should be re
enforced by Father John's healing
touch. Despite all barriers a strong
personality will make itself felt.
ConsniiipllvrH In Grrntnny,
In Germany when a person breaks
down with consumption he Is scut to
a government sanitarium, where he is
kept until be recovers or dies. In the
meantime his family receives a weekly
pension from a fund to which the pa
tient himself contributed when he was
in good health. Py this meaus the risk.
of spreading the disease is avoided.
Wlreleufi Mias on Lake Baikal
A French scientific Journal states that
a wireless telegraph is now workin
across Lake Baikal. There are station
on the east and west banks and another
on the ferryship which carries the
trains and breaks the lco in winter,
thua enabling her to keep in communi
cation with both banks during her pas
sage. -. .'
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A GAS RANGE
Makes Housekeeping
Easy.
ECONOMICAL Will do the same amount
of work as a coal stove at about
ONE-HALF the expense.
EFFICIENT It3 maximum . service can
be had at any hour, day or night.
CLEANLY-1 is tree from dust, dirt,
smoke and ashes.
COMFORTABLE Reduces to a minimum
the kitchen heat, as consumption
of fuel can be immediately stopped
when the meal is cooked.
Service will on'v be extended to the
streets where enough orders for gas have
been received to warrant laying of the
mains, so if you want gas fill but and mail
the following order:
To the Gas Company,
P. 0. Box 385,
Barre, Vt.
The undersigned agrees to use the gas
manufactured by the Peoples' Lighting,
Heating and Power Co. for household
purposes as soon as saia company is pre
pared to supply its gas upon the follow
ing conditions:
first.- That the said company will
pipe into the cellar and attach a meter at
its own expense.
Second.- That the said company
will furnish gas to the undersigned for
$1.50 per l,ooo cubic feet, less a dis
count of 25 cents per r.ooo cubic feet it
paid by the 10th of the month following
service. ,
Name,
Street,
BUY YOUR GROCERIES
Where you get the best qualities, fair dealing,
courteous treatment, good service, correct
prices. We invite inspection.
Tbree packages of Pie Preparation for. 25:
Three packages of Je!!o for. . 25c
Three packages of Kince Heat for... . 25c
Best Geilatine, two packajw for. 25e
Prunells, per poun i 1 7c
Puddine, three packages for.. 25c
Lusdous Pears, pet dozea ............................... 25c
Peaches, per dozen 30c
SOVYDEN & LYON, ,
Telephone Connection. North Main St., Barre, Vt,
A Record-Breaker!
. This has been a banner month with us so far, and
to make the balance of it a record-breaker we will
nuke you special prices on anything in the store
for the next five days.
BARRY & WILLIAMS,
New Tomasi Block, Cor. Main and Merchant Streets.
UNDERTAKERS AND FUNERAL DIBECTORS,
T. H. BARKY, - - 5 Avertll St I L. M. WILLIAMS, - 28 Jelerson St.
Telephone 209-12.
Telephone 212-12.
An advertisement in the Times
will bring sure results.
A Few Bargains For Spot Cash!
Fresh Satire Lep of Lamb, per pouad ..... 1 8c
Fresa Native Fore Lees of Lamb, per lb ... . 1 2c
Fresh Killed Spring1 Chickens, per pound. ... 25c
Fresh Killed Natve Fowls, pet lb. . .20 and 22c
Tit Pork Choos. per round... He
Pig Pork Steak, per pound He
Fresh Killed Veal Steak, pet pound 20c
Western Rump Steak, per pound ......... 28c
Western Round Steak, per pound 1 8c
Hams, Bacon, Tripe, Pure Home Rendered Larj
FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Cucumbers, Cabbage, Green Peas, String Beans, Bunch
Carrots, Bunch Beets, Sweet Corn, Squash, New Potatoes, Turn
ips, Watermelons, Apples, Pears Plums, Bananas, Oranges and
Lemons. Also a full line of choice Groceries.
CHESSER & BIRD,
(TELEPHONE CONNECTION)
323 North Main Street. Meats and Groceries.
1 A. ; -; I "fl'l
ill mm ami uii
las Stoves !
We have a few left of the wickless "Gardiner" make that you would not delay in Buying were you aware
how well they would please you and how liberal a " cut " we will make on them to close, as the season
of sale is a little advanced. Come and see what we can do for you. Special prices also on Mason Jars.
L. EL AVERILL,
Opposite City Park,
Barre, Vermont.
TekfAoae 31-3.