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THE JIAURE DAILY TIMES, AUGUST 8. 1904.
Seizing the 0
True to our determination to close out all Summer merchan
dise, we offer you in this "ad." some bargains that are bound
to arrest your attention and appeal to your sense of economy.
Ready-to-VVear Department.
CHILDREN'S
WASH DRESSES
6 to 14 years. At these prices
$ .50 Dresses at -
.75 Dresses at
.93 to $1.39 Dresses at
1.75 Dresses it -2.25
to $2.93 Dresses at
Three lots of White Shirt Waists that are
slightly mussed from handling. These
must be sold and are priced accordingly.
Waists worth from $1.00 to $1.50
59c, 79c and 98c. '
Several Good Numbers
at About Your
Good Things for Lunch Basket
Peaches, large and juicy, by the dozen or basket; California Barr
ktt Pears; California Plums, red, yellow or blue; nice, large, yel
low Bananas; Delaware Grapes; fresh roasted Jumbo Peanuts;
Canned Salmon, Shrimp and Lobster; Libby's Peerless Cottage
Loaf; Deviled Ham, Minced Ham, Corned Beef and Sardines.-
Open Tuesday Evening.
CITY FISH
Telephone Call, 10-2.
Mow Mnrlofn Hnnco Ft Qnfo!
. Located on Franklin Street.
Sj . I have a new six-room cottage, just completed, which I
ft will sell at a bargain. This cottage is all finished in hard
jjij wood, hs cemented cellar bottom, furnace heat and everything up to date,
, Large lot, affording room for barn and large garden. Within three minutes'
walk of the City Hall. Terms will be easy. Small payment down. Bal-
ance nr. Apply to C. N. WALES, 36 Park Street.
The Safety
The best safeguard against loss or theft of
your watch. We have them in ladies' and
gents' styles at $2.00 to $J0.50 each.
F. E. BURR & CO.,
(Telephone 10-21)
No. 85 North Main St. Jewelers and Opticians.
I
Midsummer Clearance Sale
2 Will continue for the next two or three weeks, or as long as
H it will take to clean out the Spring and Summer goods now
rr In nil In 1 fern h A CrrrfA PldiMno Qi1 f k In vtns!
chandise of every description
or this month, no matter what the sacrifice may be to us, as
,lf we need the room and money four Fall stock, soon to arrive.
ft
& Note These Clearance Safe Prices.
MerTnini Youths' Suits at $2.95, $3.95, $4.95, $5.95, $6.95 half price k
ijjjj CKlWs Wool Suits at 95c, $1.29, $1.75, $1 95, $2.25, $2.45, $2.95
P K-v-'t wsii tm:s, bailor and Russian,
& ' -
SEGEL &
I Bolster Block, North Main St.,
'S Tie lirvest and Hand.snmMt ffntfiine' xni Shnr Itnrc in the Uif
'dean
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A clcphons 31-3.
s
iDortunitie:
These are made of fine quality gingham
and percale and daintily trimmed in ham
bur? and tucking, ranging in sizes from
these will change hands quickly:
$ .39
.5'
.87
J.93
WHITE
SHIRT WAISTS
priced in three lots, as follows
in Suits and Jackets
Own Ptice.
MARKET,
' 63 North Main St., Bane, Vt.
Watch Fob !
r7i
in our line must be disposed
tor a song 3$e, 49c, 59c and 69c
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THE BARRE DA1LYTIMES
BAKRE. VI., AIGIST 8, 1904
Wtitntr Prediction.
Uoftoti, Aug. !. Fair tonight
anil Tuesday, cooler iu southern
portion touight.
TALK OF TEE TOWN.
Locl Happening. TerMly Told Wot Bii
KaIer.
Cook with gaa.
Public waiting room at Abbott's.
G. T. Swasey Las gone to Boston on
business. .
O. M. Wiltshire has gone to Burlington
on his vacation.
"William P. Brown of Woodbury Is vis
iting in the city.
Xational Bank examiner F. U Fish is
in the city today.
F. T. Cutler has none to Fitchburg,
Mass., on business.
Special values in ribbons at 5c, lOo and
19o per yard at Fitts'.
A money-saving sale of foitwear at
Badger, McLean & Co's.
Dr. George Xewton of Cambridge, Is in
the city today on business.
Charles Robins has cone to Tenant's
Harbor, Me., for a two weeks' visit.
Lawn shirt waists, embroidered yoke
and front, only $1.25, at Vaunhan's.
Mr. aud Mrs. Andrew Baird returned
this morning from a visit in Northiield. ,
Miss M. Bos worth began a two weeks'
vacation from Fitts' store this morning.
Mrs. William Messer and children have
gone to Randolph for a visit with relatives.
The F. B. Cats Agency has a new six
room cottage on the French estate, for
8i!e.
Miss Emma Gteeu left this noon to
spend a two week's vacation at her home
in JJew Jersey.
Koyal Kinney of Boston, who is spend
ing a few weeks' vacation in riaiufield, is
visitinu friends in the city today.
Frank Beckley was in Stowe Sunday to
attend the funeral of K. K. Warren, a col
lege friend, who was drowned at Lake
Placid, N. Y.
Judge Fay will hold naturalization
court at any time between now and Sept.
1, on the application of any person who
wishes to take out first or second papers.
Taxes have been coming in fully as well
this year as last. Wednesday of this
week Is the last day on which you can pay
your taxes without extra expense to your
self. Dr. E. G. Sprague, the occnlist, has
engaged rooms over King's jewelry store
for a temporary oftiee until the Blanchard
block is completed, when he will have an
oftiee there. His office hours are 9 to 12
A. M., 1 to 5 P. M. and 6 to 7 P. M.
Brooks Post, G. A. R., of Montpelier
will go In a body to Boston in a special
car provided by the Central Vermont rail
way, leaving Montpelier next Saturday
morning at nine o'clock. The Montpeiier
Military band will accompany the post
ana lead it in the grand parade.
At St, Johnsbury Saturday a golf team
ironi the Montpelier Country club was de
feated by the Greensboro team 20 to 6 and
by the St. Johnsbury team 21 to 2. The
Montpelier team was composed of E. D.
Field, G. K. Putnam.F.A. Howlaud, C. E.
Moulton, II. M. Culler and. C. F. Lowe.
Mr. R. "I've now found my 'brand'
of insurance. As the cost Is the same I
certainly want the 'best.' You may write
o,wn) lor me now. I'll be So in Septem
ber." Mr. B. "$254.50 yearly deposits.
The doctor can 'see you this evening."
Mr. R. "Oh, Ballard, don't say anything
aDout tnts yet I want to surprise Mrs
R." Ballard & Co., reliable insurance.
(Omitted by mistake Saturday).
SOUTH BARRE.
The Universalist Sunday school will
have a social at George Allen's, Brookside
tarm, August 9. lee cream and cake will
be served. Admission 10 cents.
An Alabama Lynching.
Selma, Alu., Aug. 8. Edmund Bell, a
negro, was taken from three consta
bles by a ruaaked mob of about 300 of
his race eight miles from Helmu and
hanged to a tree. His body whs then
riddled with bullets. Last TuexdMy
nilit Bell killed Houston Scruggs, an
other negro. H wax while on route to
jail that the lynching took pb.of.
No Hope For Congressman.
Malone. N. Y Aug. M.Villmm 11.
Flack, cougrcssimui from the Twenty
sixth district, who lias been wrionslj
ill with henrt and lung trouble for sev
eral weeks, is reported to be failing
rapidly. Hi physicinus have aban
doned hope.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
FOR SALE A first-olaj Pat knrd orsan at
once. Applyat Mrs.J. Forbes', A. Touiasi block,
North Main street. 1221U
TO KKNT A six -room tenement on Granite
street, fitted up with modem liiiprovemotits.
Iicjuirc at Zanleoni's place, Granite St. l.'Jtl
FOR SALE Seven-room cottage ou Beacon
street. Hot and cold water, set tut, hot air
furnace. Wired for electric lights. Good lwr
sain fr anyone wanting a liuine. Appiv at 81
North Main street. "itivi
A Camara for Your
VACATION.
A Camera adds the fashing touch to
a pleasurable vacation. With a good
Camera you store up mementoes of
your summer trip which you can
obtain in no other way. We have
the finest Folding Pocket Camera,
The ANSCO. Will you look at it I
The AVERILL MUSIC CO.
n il and Dollars on the late potatoes. The potato crop late years has been a
SIR HIS to Iate 0 aPPty preventatives after the rust strikes your potatoes. We
fcui 0 m M W U W
fresh, at 10c
- -
INE.
i'lacr Wberr 1 hey Still Take a
Dii ii ful tlx a Done.
A man went into ;i New York dm?
Store and asked !!e clerk for a remedy
for IttdiSi-stion. The clerk sifted a
pink powder into the scales.
'Take a lienplng dimeful of thin," he
said. "It will bririK you around all
right.-'
The man's astonishment was almost
powerful enough to drive away the in
digestion without the aid of tiie pow
der. "A dimeful?" lie ejaculated. "What
kind of a newfangled system of tneais
urement U that you have here?"
"It Isn't new," replied the dork.
"And it is very wimple. Just take a
dime and pile a much of this powder
ou it ns wlil stick. That will lie the
proper do.;e. You couldn't get It any
more exaet if you measured for half an
hour with scales and spoons."
"Well." said the customer, "this is a
new one on me." Then he proceeded to
measure out a dose of the pink powder.
As he did no a man standing close be
side him sighed reminiscent ly.
"It makes me feel young to see you
do that." he said. "They used to meas
ure medicine that way when I was a'
kid. I supposed modern appliances had
driven nil those old methods of meas
urement out of the market."
"Not at nil," said the clerk. "There
are lots of places where they still take
medicine by the dimeful."
v to .V Jc -
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 Jt maximum service can
be had at any hour, day or night. J
CLEANLY It ' fr from dust, dirt, j
smoke and ashes.
COMFORTABLE Reduces to a minimum
the kitchen heat, as consumption J
of fuel can be immediately stopped 1
when the meal is cooked.
Service will only 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 out and mail
the following order:
To the Gas Company,
P. O. Box 385,
Barre, Vt.
The undersigned agrees to use the gas
manufactured by the Peoples' Lighting,
Heating and Power Co. tor household
purposes as soon as said 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 i.ooo cubic fee:, less a dis
count of 25 cents per 1,000 cubic feet it
paid by the loth of the month following
service.
Name,
Street, .
Auction Sale!
Two Cottage Houses,
One Lot of Land.
Will be sold on the premises
at public auction on Tuesday,
Aug. 9f at 4.30 p. m., two cottage
houses on Cottage street belong
ing to the estate of C. W. Laing.
Also a lot of land, 50 by 100
feet, adjoining said houses. Will
be sold separately, or to one
party,
as desired.
J. K. PIRIE, Adm'r.
C. N. Barber, Auctioneer.
MEASURING f.i
! Iter' H.rw fV. -
3
per lb. Special prices on a quantity. Also Lime to use with
- - Opposite City Park,
Siiiii Waist Sals !
One lot of Lawn Shirt Waists, color tan with
small black - polka dots, sizes 32 to 44. A genuine bar
gain at only 75 cents each. See them in our window.
VEALE & KNIGHT,
(Telephone Call 123-2)
Carrier Building, .... North Matn Street.
UNION CLOTHINU CO.
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
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
oar Spring and Summer Clothing, Furnishings ani Shoes at a discount
of from 20 to 35 per cent in order to dose 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.
03 OKIHXO'L) KOIX;i
Axvdmx)
Fresh Fruit.
Plums, per dozen, - -,
Peaches, per dozen,
Pears, per dozen, - - -Cantaloupes,
each, 5c to -Watermelon,
per pound, - -
Vegetables.
Small Yellow Turnips, per pound,
New Beets, per pound, -Cabbage,
per pound, -Carrots,
per pound, -
SOWDEN
Telephone Connection.
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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
make you special prices on anything in the store
for the next five days.
BARRY & WILLIAMS,
New Tonusi Block, Cor. Main and Merchant Streets.
UNDERTAKERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
T. H. BARRY, . C AveriU St.
Telephone 209-12.
An advertisement in the Times
will bring sure results.
"'
Choice Line of
Force, 10c per package or three for 25c
Grape Nuts, 1 5c per package or two for. . . 25c
Premier Oat Flakes, per package I Oc
Premier Flaktd Whtat, per package 1 Oc
CHESSER
Telephone
323 North Main Street.
UNION CLOTHING CO.
o.vihxoxj soixa
15c
- 30c
25c
- 10c
2 I 2c
3c
4c
5c
4c
& LYON,
North Main St., Barre, Vt.
I L. M. WILLIAMS, - 28 Jefferson St.
Telephone 212-12.
Photoeraohs
Currier RmWtnar Rtrv VI
Breakfast Foods!
It, 15c per package or two for 25c
Cream Oats, per package 25 c
Ready Bits, per package 1 $c
Banner Oats, per package 25 c
& BIRD,
232-12
Meats and Groceries.
very profitable one. It will be
have BLUE VITRIOL, best and
it. Black Death nearly closed.
Barre, Vermont.