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rill: BAKIiE DAILY TIME.S, OCT. tf. I SMJ-1
In Our Linen Dept.
I' or trie week beginning October 3d our Linen Department
otters some or the best values, when genuine economy is con
sidered, that we have ever put out. This is an event we have
planned for for some time and we believe we have planned intel-
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THE BARFE DAILY TIMES
EARRE, VT., OCTOBER 3, 1904.
Weather Prediction.
Tair tonight and Tiu'-iluy
M'-tl'lv uiljii-. .
IV. li
TALK OF THE TOWN.
tly.
Below Are a Few of the Specials:
Two pieces Bleached Damask, 70 inches wide, pure
linen, taken from stock at $1.75 per yard. This special
One piece Damask, snowdrop pattern, two yards wide,
pure linen, regular price f 1.50 per yard. This special
Two pieces Damask, two yards wide. Every one a choice
pattern, stock price $1.25 per yard. This special, -
One pece Damask, two yards wide, a pretty pattern,
regular price $1 00 per yard. This special .- - -
Twenty dozen Napkins, medium size, a good valve at
$1.50 per dozen. This special ...
Also several specials in Napkins and Towels not mentioned here.
Shamrock Pure Irish Linens.
V W h, A .u- --j - 1 f ' ?'lu wow, luesuay evemng at
the did reliable Shamrock Linens a name that is synonymous L A of ttie Quupy Voike.s In
. . , 13 I u'inational Lmun ha just been organ
witn tu best that is to be procured in household linens. Every!'"1 Mt i"e Head, Jinine, by John E.
piece marked "Shamrock" is murant nnrp linen anA wr. 1
, , . . . . I A meeting of the joint committee
ranted to give satisfaction in wear. It will be to the advantage u,e i"tpciir Military band and
r -, ..... i i i - ! r . pan v Jl was held on rrtdav even
or every- prospective purchaser to examine this beautiful line of hug at the Armor? hall to talk ivor r
ran"f meiits for the coming fair in No
vember. The band was represented bv
V. A. Pa ttee, T. It. Merrill, Frank W.
liemis and Bernard Marshall, and Com
pany H by Cajit. F. 15. Thomas, Lieut.
Harry H. Moulton. Stanley C. iison
F. W. Holt and C. H. .Smith
Local Happenings Tersely Told For
Bi'sy Readers.
Ptiblie waiting room at Abbott's.
New fall neckwear received today at
Va turban's.
See Abbott's fall and winter jackets.
Their line is complete.
Ladies' and gentlemen's solid cold
watches at F. E. Burr &, Co.'.
Dr. George II. Sniller will be at the
!City Hotel. Monday and Tuesday, Oct.
3 and 4.
Mav we hae vour measure for that
fall suit? Satisfaction guaranteed.
Moore & Owens.
MeW'horter is sole aeut in Bane for I
tlie MimMiif,' underwear for men, and
Jam a linen mesh and Sterling, the best
in the market.
llecular nieetin'' of the Shepherds of
7 T I America in Forester's hall, Worthen
block, Thursday evening at 7 o clock. B,
A. Bjlow, It. S.
The first basket ball team of the Y
M. ('. and the first team of Company
r. will play a ,'utne in JMiIe.s hall Fri
day evening at 7:.!0. Admission 1
cents. This is the first game of the
season.
A meeting of the committee for the
benetfl of William Piper -will be held in
GRANITEVILLE.
$1.29
$1.29
98c
75c
98c
The film :al of Mrs. lVlr Murphy,
uho died Saturday atteniooii, was held
from St. Syh ester's ehiinh Sunday at
a. m. She leacs a husband and six
chihii'i'ii, also an aged mother. The de
eeased was born ill Creen's, New Found
laud, years ago, and had resided here
lor twelve years. The interment was in
the Catholic Cemetery and the bearers
were L. M. Friend, J. C. siu ridan, P, J.
Finnegan. John Finnegau and William
O'Donnell.
William Brown is reported seriously
ill with typhoid fever.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
William McDonald Salurdav.
The, marriage of Jo-eph J. Hoi ton and
Lizzie K. Clark is Announced- to take
place Tuesday, Oclolier 4, at St. Sylvest
er's church.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Miles and Dr. and
Mrs. K. II. Bailey have returned from
St. I.miis and report a line trip and won
derful sights.
Regular meeting of Summit Lodge, No.
.'!'J7, X. E. O. P., Tuesday evening, Octo
ber 5. All members of the degree staff
are requested to lie present at 6:30 sharp
as the Barre drill master will be present
to give practice. Per order Secretary.
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We take great care in the cutting of all linens that there is
no waste to our customers in the straightening.
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The Store for Prompt, Courteous aad Careful Attention.
An advertisement in the Times
will bring sure results.
'"David naruin" is said io owe its re
markable success to the fact that it
sticks closely to the book from which
it is taken and furthermore that it is
full of actual, concrete, real human na
ture. It boasts of no exaggeration.
All of the people who move through its
story are types everyone has seen who
has ever lived in a small town. No
more humorous book than '"David
Harum" was written in years and no
more humorous plav than "David
Harum" has been unfolded before the
house, Tuesday evening, Oct. 4.
To the readers of our little talks.
We've endeavored to explain to some
extent our Investment Insurance Trust
Bond and interest you in insurance, gen
erally, and would be very glad now to
tollow this up by a personal m torview
or samples of our "Savings and Pro
tection policies. A telephone or postal
card with date of birth and address will
secure attention. There are many tilings
we could not cover in the apace at our
disposal. Xo expense for you to get
exact figpres tor yourself. Ballard &
Co., Reliable Insurance.
Letter to U. S. Cheever.
Barre, Vt.
Dear Sir: You know what paint is
for, bow it does it, how it fail, what
paint does it, and what paint don't. It's
your business to know; of course you
know Dcvoe.
There are some details, which, of
course, you can't be expected to know.
For instance the next-best paints aro
only three-quarters as good. That's
strange; very strange. There are a doz
en of them perhaps; you don't know
them so aeeumtely as that; you don't
know them all by mime. Xo matter;
one is enough; the only one you have
real occasion to know is Devoe.
The queer of it is that the others
leave the whole business to us so. We
make paint as good as. we can; other'
make it as good as they have to. Queer,
but we don't complain.
Yours truly,
F. W. Devoe & Co.
P. S. Reynolds & Son sell our paint.
Wanted At Once.
Just what you may need when
you are done with house-cleaning.
See the kinds we are selling for
85c, 98c and $1.25 per pair.
VEALE & KNIGHT,
(Telephone Call 123-2)
Carrier Building, .... North Mala Street.
UNION CLOTHING CO.
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
Segel & Brady want all the good citi
zens of Barre and vicinity as well aa all
other out of town friends to come in and
see the largest stock of men's and boys'
fall and winter clothing, shoes, furnish
ing goods and rubber goods to be found
in the state. We are getting ready for
the biggest and most important fall
clothing sale ever inaugurated under one
roof and it s all owing to our large pur
chase made in Burlington "last week.
Hatch for further particulars. Do not
buy until we start up our big sale.
. .
Notice to Clansmen.
The elan room will be changed from
Miles' granite block to room 7, Eastman
block, on and after Oct. 1st.
We're Ready! Are You?
CNION CLOTHING CO
We are ready to do business with you in the Clothing line. Our tables
are full of all the latest patterns and styles in
MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
If you want a uit for $5.00 that is worth Sj. oo, we have it. If you
want a suit for $7.00 that is worth $7.00, we have it. We also guarantee,
if we sell you a Suit or Overcoat for $!0.00. $12.00, $15.00 or $18.00,
that it is worth the money. For every Suit or Overcoat sold after today for
$10.00 or ever we will make, free of charge, a Crayon Portrait of yourself
or any one of your family or friends, providing you have a good, dear pho
tograph to copy from. This work is done right here in Barre, so there is
no danger of losing your photo. Samples will be seen in our store after
October 1 st. Give us a call.
Union Clothing Store,
Opposite Depot Square
(Telephone 232-22)
la Oli Skating Rink Building.
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00 DxiHXtm KOLsa -isyjKoa oxihxcto koixd -ix okihxo soisa
Close's Toasted Marshmallow Muffins!
" A Delicious Zephyr." Price 10 Cents.
RED CROSS PHARMACY and PARLOR DRUG STORE.
Wew dtore! New Goods! !
MONTPELIER.
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yea;
most
A full line of the 1847 Rogers Bros.' Fully Guaranteed
Knives, Forks and Spoons. Also Meat Forks, Ladles, Berry
Spoons, Pie Servers, Fruit Knives, etc.
The report of the finance committee
reuardmsi Jlontpelier a debt is subioin-
i lod: $40,000, funding, due April 1,
I1UI9, optional i04, city gout to JNa-
Mtrict'w-i, ,j ri... r. n , . . ' - tioiial Jjfe on 3.10 basis, city pays 3
nnoth." ;."tr t"dirmS. mileage COOKS W Kent Un AH KOadS. & per wnt; $Il,r00, street improvement
Jlartmi win ill due
liousc Oct 1; . w v v a m mmm am & I to Xational Life on 3.45 basis at 4 per
k 'T1-.. ..ill ho . AT JL. f XX M-d A V. JLL FT . ' I""'". ..,., ,
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-oonneciioii wuu (SUCCESSOR To I. W. Hfif Tnn i T,if n 3 l,,i. (. i wr wnt- S3 nno.
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Barre. Vermont.' ?
Stiff FSSnR Tft I W HAfTnun
(H-tober fl, given by '
Church of the Good st, up stairs, North Main St.,
colored vaitreises wi.
von will surely think
Southern Skies." Mr. h
Mr. V. II. l'itkin a cole"
w ill riMidcr von matehlt
' ,m,, of the very v,
BDavid Harum" continue to
Hhs time it d(Ks seeni as if
"taken from Westcott's book .
ta prove to be another ' Rip Van
regarding its lasting qualities. 1
is Jbortiy to be presented in til
and the announcement will undoiu
he iweived with feelings of plcasu
manv who, having read the book,
like "to we the scenes it s-o cleverly,
jacrilics, acted in life.
GRANITEVILLE.
B0YAH0Y
WHOSE BOY
ARE YOU?
bridge, due Aug. 2, 1917, optional 1902,
sold to Xational Life on 3.45 basis at
4 per cent; $15,000, bridge, due Nov.
15, 1920, optional 1910, sold to .Nation
al Life on 3.20 basis at 3 1-5 per cent;
$30,000 school, due Nov. 15, 1920, op
tional 1910, on 3.20 basis at 3 1-5 per
cent; total $116,000 held by the Na
tional Life, lor the $17,500, $104.61
per $100 was paid. A temporary loan
of $18,000 made several years ago, due
the Capital Savings Bank, is costing
the city 4 1-2 per cent.
WEST T0PSHAM.
at-
The decree team of (he M, 'SV. of A.
v,l Jtarrc'eity wilt bold a fair in Male
pavilion, Iw'giiiniug M. 1".
Fur sale-ten building lots in Gian-ive-viiV,
Ut locrtion, on easy terms.
En-pure of A. A. Smith, Barre, Vt.
For Sale I'iece of property that will
pay 10 per cent interest, having been
i.l-...ed in my hands by party who is go
ing West. A. A. Smith.
Wauled.-Kvery" man in iranileville
4u tiiict Tuesday', Octoler 4th, at I'at-.-1
-.,,- pool roi'in and we the great
display of woolens t-liou n by A, A. Sinitii
A- Jiro. An cvpeit cutter from New York,
iil be prowid to sdiow the latest htyles
n.l to lake meaMiie for suits, trousers
v.nd overcoats. Remember the dale,
Tu-i.i October 4th. See their adver
f isewiriit in another column of this pa-
Dr. Wood's Norway Tine Syrup seems
M.eillv adapted to the needs ot the
..-hiSdw-n." rieiisant-to take; soothing m
It is the remedy 01 n
fonu oi throat ana
its ihllueiice.
I'eniedK'S tor every
Jung dissse.
Ten thousand demons ua.viig away
.tt flne's vitals couldn't be much worse
Jt .1,. .,rii..i f itchim? nues. let
f.iian 1. iic "mi.--. - - ci 1
there's ft cure. Doans
Tails.
t.)int incut, never
.)K.i.K-k Ii!.ol Bitters Kics a man a
.tear bead, nit active brain,
visrorons body-make him At for tlie
WtUe of life.
Croup instantly relieved. I'. Tb;'
a,''Felcctric Oil. Perfectly sule. Nev
.r fails. At "' dr,1S tortf-
f;
No
Your mother's boy f That's
right. Bring her in and have
er see some of our new Fall
1 its. The bov we clothe
ks neat and feels pleased,
i- his parents feel pleased
A Tell your mother that
" r first purchase we are
I Afterwards she will jjj
'e of her own accord.
Francesods will please the $
Franceses. our prces WJJJ sat.
ucuu, pit
Catalog, Parents.
vr boys ?
Mav
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Comer oi
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c Store Clothiers. 2
It. M. Harvev of Mont.pelier is
lending to his lumber bnsiness here.
George and C. II. Ilifht have bought
I the Chalmers mill property. Chas.
Keyes of Orange is running the saw.
Hi rani Thurston of Washington vis
ited in town last week.
N. B. Curtin r.f East Huverhill. N.
IT., was in town Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Oeorge Newton and Mrs. A. N.
Fellows went to New York Tuesday.
Ceorge Church went to Bradford Sat
urday on business.
Mr. and Mis. (). S. Sanborn visited
in Barre several (lavs last week.
Mr, and Mrs. F. A. Church went to
firoton Saturday, returning Sunday.
W in. Ilatrlev and wife went to Island
Pond Wednesday, where they will re
side for the fut me.
The personal property of Miss Al-
mina Currier (deceased) was sold at
auction Thursday. Frank Lamd of
I'uadford was auctioneer.
Mis. 0. I. Watson of Mont pelir was
in town Thursday. She is going to
California to spend the wilder.
Oilman Beede of Sanford, Me., and
Charlie Tihbitts of Fairlee, Vt., were
in town bint week calling on friends.
Home For Sale.
The Templeton homestead on Currier
Park must be sold at onco to close es
tate. Apply to R. S. Currier, administrator.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
TO RENT On BatcheWer'd Meadow, nar
ine .none snens, a poou aounie tenement witu
furnaees, electric lijrbte and spring water. Ap
ply to Cate'u Real Entate Agency or to J. Henry
Jacksen
jmit
TO KENT Tenement of three to five room
at 14 Wellington Street. All modern improve
ments. Apply to G. W. Mann, 14 Wellington
Street. uytt
House and Darn
At 19 Green Street. The house has six
rooms, bath and pantry, and is nearly
w. Located on corner lot, Also
7 3-4 Acres of Land
with spring, and another five-acre piece,
with sand and gravel bank. Also
Nine Building Lots
in another chunk. Also fifteen other Iot3,
all on Batchelder's Meadow, near school
and several large stone plants.
Will exchange above lands for farms
of any size or stock. Will pay cash for
the difference, if any, or sell on time
with small rate of interest.
NO STAINED HANDS
Results from polishing your stoves and pipes
with "Parlor Pride," a superior and lasting Pol
ish. Follow directions carefully. No dust and
no hard work. We shall make a leader of this
Polish for a few days. Regular price, 15 cents.
Our leader (same bottle), only 10 cents.
SOWDEN & LYON,
Telephone Connection. North Main St., Barre, Vt.
A. E. BATCH ELDER,
19 Green Street, - - Barre, Vermont.
NOTICE!
I wish to announce to the ladies of
Barre and vicinity that I will open
DRESSMAKING ROOMS,
At 6 Averill Street. September 24th,
and solicit a share of your patronage. t I
have put my prices down very low in
order to establish a good business, but can
guarantee my fitting and work to be
first class.'
MRS. ELWIN A. WILLIAMS,
6 Averill Street. - - Barre, Vt.
FLORAL DESIGNS.
Choice Cut Flowers and Plants. Bulbs for Fall planting- art-Wing dally, Indodin Easter Lilies,
Telips, Hyacinths, Chinese Lilies and all kinds of Bulbs for Fall imported direct from Holland.
Store open every day. after the 26th, from 7 to 6 o'clock, and Saturdays till p. m.
Sundays, from 9 to 12 noon.
EMSLIE, THE FLORIST,
Telephone Store, 152-12 : Greenhouse. 20J-U. OTIS BLOCK, PEARL STKEFT.
IN RINGS from $10.00 to $75.C0 each.
Special prices for this week.
We Save You Money on Every Pair of Stone Cutters' Glasses.
F. E. BURR & CO.,
(Telephone 10 2 It
No. 85 North Main St. Jewelers and Opticians.
Choice Line of Breakfast Foods!
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Force, 1 3c per package or two for 25c I It. 15c per package or two for 25c
Grape Nuts. 15c per package or two for. . . 25c 1 Cream Oats, per package 25c
Premier Oat Flakes, per package 1 0c Ready Bits, per package 1 5C
Premier Flaked Wheat, per package 1 0c I Banner Oats, per package .... 25c
CHESSER & BIRD,
Telephone 232-12
323 North Main Street Meats and Groceries.
AfCE'S," Brown Metal Paint, 75 per cent iron, is one of the very best. Has been used on many of the best blocks in Barre. Will stay
except tin or wood. Can show you some on the South end of our building that has been on fifteen years and looks as well as when put on We
month; irry "STOWELL'S ROOFING PAINT" in liquid form, one of the very best Asphalt Paints. CALL FOR PRICES AND CIRCULARS.
L. M. AVERILL,
Opposite City Park,
Barre. Vermont.
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