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THE IJAM1E DAILY TIMES, NOV. 10, 1904.
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CHILDREN'S
We shall offer for Saturday a brand new lot of Children's
Dresses at prices that just about represent the value of the ma
terial Here is the best chance you ever had to save money. 1
25c Children's Dresses made of good quality outing, in pretty plaid and
trimmed with braid, I, 2, 3 and 4 years.
45c Children' Dresses made of outing, trimmed with soutache braid, box
plaited front and shoulder capes, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 years.
98c Children Dresses made of' serge, ih blue, red and brown, nicely tjim
med with straps of same material, box, plaited front trimmed with braid, shoulder
capes, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 years.
$1.25 Children's Dresses of serge, in blue, brown and red, handsomely
trimmed with braid, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 years.
Extra good values in Children's Dresses at $1.50, $1.98 and $2.50.
PERRY
71 and 75 Main Street,
NEWS FOR
Do you like a Shoe that fits every corner of your foot and
gives it a natty, graceful outline?
Do you like a Shoe that fits like a glove, doesn't cramp
and wears well?
Do you like a Shoe that holds its shape until worn out?
We have it. .
X5hQ La France,
A perfect Shoe in style, fit, leather and workmanship. Price,
$3.00. "Rock Oak" soles and "Wear Proof linings used
in every pair. Sold only hv
PERRY
11 and 75 Main Street,
ICO
ITWF
And Hang Oa to Your
Pocket-book.
i
Our Removal Sale is to
Take Place Soon.
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The Emergency Store,
Undertakers. PuMic Ambulance.
Fur
I This is the brand we carry. We have them in all
from SI 0.00 up. If it's a Doc Skin,
9 j,:- - n-Immp Wnmhaf. Siberian Buffalo. Chinese Sheen." s
1 Lamb, Astrachan or Coon,
cannot be beaten.
Ladies' Driving Coats.
we are selling quite a few more this season than usual. W
1 Fur Lined Coats are more popular than ever this
1 season. We have them from $35.00 to $ 00.00. This g
I is the place for Furs. 1
I MOORE & OWENS,
J 22 North Main St., - - Barre, Vermoat.3
$2.50 to $11.50 Per Set.
Boston Bargain Store,
(Telephone 123-12)
185-187 North Main Street, Barre. C. N. Kenyon & Co.
Saturday!
DRESSES.
(Si CAMP,
Barre, Vermont
THE LADES
& CAMP,
Barre, Vermont.
B. W. Hooker & Co.
we have them at prices that
We have a nice line and
Looking Over
Our Commode Sets
Will put you in touch with
the newest patterns, and our
prices will convince you that
ours is the place to buy Com
mode Sets. Come in and see.
h this Space
Coats !
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Nit unlay sale at Vanuluiu's.
Nik of table dummk at Abbott'.
Xew chamois rests ami lung jnoteet
ors at the lied Cross I'liunnacy.
We have a cboi.'e lot of No. 1 Lake
Creenings at $2.00 jut harrel. Eastman
Bros.
"If it's worth having we are the Cist
to have it." Ideal llook and Stationery
!tore.
Pure blood Rhode Jiluud rod cock
erels for-breeding purposes, $1.50 and
$2.00 each. 11. L. Averill.
Remember that JlcYVhorter's i the
only store in the city where you can
buy the Sterling sweater for men and
boys.
Have you tried any of those large
freHh opened oysters, only 40c per quart,
at the City l-ifh Market? Telephone
10-2.
Every boy who vreiirs a Hwealor fchoiild
call at A. A. Smith &, UroK' store at
once and pet one of the sweaters that
you generally pay $1.50 for at only OSe.
SiwH are complete now, but will be
broken noon at this price.
Special sale of children's dresses at
ferry's.
Kur scarf at Vaughan's.
The place to buy underwear is at
Vuughflii's.
The gentlemen of the Minstrel Show
for the Catholic fair vvil meet at the
house at 7:30 this evening.
The Lady Minstrels for the Catholic
fair will meet at the convent at 7
o'clock this evening.
J. B. Marsh who has been in Worces
ter, Mass., for several months, has re
turned to Barre and will start in again
in his hulled corn business.
A. E. Ratchelder went to Waterlmry
thit morning on business.
W. F. Stevens went to Waterbury this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. C1omj who have
been slaying at the Morrison farm all
summer, left this morning for their home
in Cambridgoport, Mass.
Series dance at the Pavilion Saturday
evening. G'illertsou' orchestra.
Meeting of Hiawatha Lodge, No. 20,
J. . O. J'., this evening . The initiatory
ilegri-e will lie conferred. V. L. Stowe,
N. !.
The Young Woman's Tourist club
will observe their first gentlemen's night
1 by attending the chicken pie supper tat
J the Congregational church Friday even
j ing, afterward going to the home of J
I). J.ald tor a social evening. Member
please be at the church promptly at six
o'clock.
Regular meeting of Mead's Circle, In
dies of the A. R., Friday evening at
7 o'clock. It is important that there
j bo a good atendance. ('in le is to be
inspected,
A large buck was seen in E. Ritchie's
orchard on the Phiinfield road this morn
ing. Rehearsal of "Bachelor Congress"
Friday evening at 7 o'clock sharp.
Please be on time.
Furnished room to let to desirable
party. Bath on same lloor. Furnace
lieat. Appr to Mrs. Minnie M. Wheel
er, Xo. 11 "Walnut St.
Mrs. Minnie M. Wheeler will do
shauipoing, chiropody and manicuring
bv npKintment at your borne. No. 11
Walnut St. Telephone 213-3.
Arthur 8. Martin lias sold two build
ing lot on Lewis street to J. C. Dodge
and O. Russell, for normal consideration.
Mrs. A. Ross is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. L. R. Howard, at Cambridge.
The local brokerage house of the C.
II. Oilllllan company and the branch of
fice in Montpelier are closed and the
hitter od'iee vacated. The cause of the
trouble is that J. J. Quinlin & Co. of
Boston, with whom Mr. Giltillan is as
sociated, charged up the local com
panies $2,100 wire rent which Mr. Gil
iillan did not eqxot to pay. The com
pany owes about $800 in Montpelier
and a little more than that in Barre,
but they have given good security for
it.
A. K. Batchclder has sold to Charles
Converse four building lots on Batehel
dcr's Meadow. Consideration $200.
Frank Small went to Hardwick jes
leiday on a few days' business visit.
As the Standard Oil Co.'s team was
coming up to the water tub near the
park today, one of the. horses fell down,
breaking the pole of the wagon.
Rev. Mm. Howard lloople of New
York city, will preach at Pentacostal
hall this evening.
The Y. P. C. U. of the Universalist
church will bold a sociable Friday, Nov.
11, at 7 o clock, liefreshnients will be
served. Admission 10 ets.
Moses Charbonneau is better now mid
is iit his shop every day. Call and get
your repairing done.
F. F. Walker is moving today from
.Telferson street into a house on French
street.
. 11 : .1 fi1 ... 1 . t writ:
I imniei joiiciiu 01 v aiiumsiuw u
has sold his farm in that town to A. E.
Batchclder of this city, the price being
$3,200. The farm adjoins the one al
ready owned by Mr. Batehellder in Wil
liamstown. Mr. Townsend takes in
'part payment four building lots on
Rutehelder'a Meadow at $1,050. The
sale was made through the 1). A. Perry
, Real Estate Agency.
I The Willing Workers of the Congre
gational church gave a social last even
ing at which they each told how they
had earned little Rinns for their society.
The total made amounted to $9.!50.
I Special communication . of Granite
lodge , No. 35, F. and A. M., Friday
evening, Nov. 11, at 7 o'clock. Work,
, third degree.
Sir. and Mrs. W. F. Shepard enter
tained Mrs. Shepard's clerks and those
of A. P. Abbott & Co. at their home on
Prospect street last evening.
t Antonio Bianchi and wife of Lancas
ter, N. H., are visiting friend in the
city for a few days.
W, M. Fraser went to South Ryegalc
this morning on business.
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
11 JLL
Arc You Posted on the Best Kind of Table Linen
For Your Thanksgiving Table?
i
Would you expect that our nine years" experience in the Linen Department of C. l
Hovey & Co., Boston, would help you? Our Linens come from Edward Griblin & Sons,.
Belfast, Ireland. Are they any better than other makes or is it our inside experience that
places them before you at a less price than other Linens are sold?
Table Linens.
When new goods are io'.d it a small
mark-down it means more than old or
undesirable goods at a big mark-down.
. 6o-inch Cream Damask, our 50c qual
ity, now 45c '
72-inch Cream Damask, a good 60c
quality, now 49c.
62-inch All Linen Bleached Damask,
our 59c quality, now 50c,
66-incb All Linen Bleached Damask,
our 6jc quality, now 59c.
70-inch All Linen Bleached Damask,
our J 1. 00 quality, now 79c.
72-inch All Linen Bleached Damask,
our $i.z$ quality, now 98c.
Turkey Red Damaik at 25c, 59c and
87c.
A complete line of White
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Thanksgiving linens at Ablioit's. j
See the bed spreads at VaughanV. j
McWhorter has just received a new j
invoice of bteteon hats.
Well t Above all things. Avoid im
itations. Use Rnberoid.
Just, received, . Wagner' Parcifal,
Huekcl's edition, l'riee 75c. W.Frank
Harris, Hale block.
The tdiop stewards are requested to
call at the Quarry Workers' Union office
and get their JournaH.
You can save money by buying chil
dren's dresses at Perry's on Saturday.
All wool flannel .shirt waist for $1.00
at Vauglmn's.
The choir of the Presbyterian church
will nut meet Friday night for practice,
but will please meet before service .Sun
day morning.
At the meeting of the Clerks union
last evening five applications were re
ceived and the following clerk werein
iated into the union: Miss Ida Peaeha,
Krwin Whiteoinb, Dwight Cntler, W.
M. White and George Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Spear return
ed this morning from their visit in
Grand Gorge, N. Y.
Arthur C. Tilden went to Hardwick
yesterday on business.
Will the ladies who have table cloths
and towels belonging to the Congrega
tional church please have them at the
church by 2 o'clock Friday noon.
. James McDeiment of Brookfield vis
ited relatives in the city today.
Howard Lawless, the fourteen months
old child of Krwin Lawless, died at his
home, .47 Spaulding street, this after
noon, of whooping cough.
CHURCH AND CLERGY.
Tea years ago in England the clicrih
CGiuntuuicanU numbered only oue iu
eighteen of the population; now the
proportion is one in fifteen.
The religious world will soon have a
religious epic, which i.s being written
by the Kev. J. P.. Brady, lie is field
secretary of the New Knghind confer
ence of the Methodist church.
San Jose. Cab, is ubout. t have its
first Christian Science t liureh. It will
cost S-o.OoO and w ill b' pure Greek in
architecture, after the temple of Ilys
sus. It ia expected to be ready for oc
cupation about the new year.
It is an unwritten law of the Protes
tant Episcopal church of the United
States that no man shall lie 11 bishop
who Is not nn American citizen. This,
and this only, Is Hie reason why Fa
ther Osborne, bishop elect of the dio
cese of Illinois, bus renounced alle
giance to Great Britain and become n
citizen of the United States.
:nrel Ills Ilelale.
A Yorksbireniuu whose poor relit lions
pestered him continually married the
worst scold Hi the county iu -order tj
have a guardian who would protect
bini from importunate legacy hunters.
The venouiouH and Incessant vitupera
tion of the woman had the desired ef
fect. AN INNOVATION!
That our customers may
judge of the merits of the New
Songs,' we have arranged to
have them reproduced on the
Phonograph. Call any time
and hear the New Songs as
they should be sung. We sell ,
the Songs, also the Records.
The AVERILL MUSIC CO.
28 North Klin Street. Barre, Vt.
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A. P. ABBOTT 6c CO.
Table Linens.
Many would buy Pattern Cloths- it
they knew they were selling at the same
prices as Damask.
Two-yard Linen Damask Cloths, our
$2.50 grade for $2.19. '
Two and one-half-yard Linen Damask
Cloths, our $3.00 grade for $2.79.
Three-yard Linen Damask Cloths, our
$ 3. 7 5 grade for $3.29.
Three-yard Linen Damask Cloths, our
$4. 50 grade for $3,98.
Three-yard Linen Damask Cloths, our
$6.00 grade for $4.98.
Fringed Clothes with Doilies to match
at a reduction.
These pricf 5 W only for Thanksgiving
sale.
Linen for Handkerchiefs, Tray
As Others See You !
While it's true that Clothes don't make the man, s'iil they do make all of him.
except his hands and face during business hours and that's covering a pretty
considerable area. If you look as if you slept in your Clothes, most people
will jump at the conclusion that ou have, and you will never get to know
them well enough to explain that your head is so full of noble thoughts that
you haven't time to bpther with the dandruff on your shoulder. Have dis
cretion in all things, 'but be sure and have plenty of it in dress. When
thinking along the lines of dress, let us help you.' Mere money won't buy .
good breeding or necessarily put style into a Suit or Overcoat. The snap
and go that many an expensive garment lacks, is plainly visible in our Suit
or Overcoats and it's thrown in gratis with your money's worth of good
cloth and honest workmanship. A look, and you are our customer.
FRANK McVVHORTER,
(Telephone Call, 31-4)
One Price Clothier. Hatter and Men's Outfitter.
jz? Daily at the
Barre ;.Candy; Kitchen.
Canned Goods!
The season is here when
where you can get the best
Three cans eitra rood Tomatoes
Good Corn, per can
Succotash, per can 1 2c
Marrowfat Peas, per can 1 0c
Karo Corn Syrup, per can 1 0c and 25c
Fresh Meats, Fruits and Vegetables at right price.
MERCHANT
303 North Main Street
Buy Them Now!
We arc unloading a car of fancy Winter Apples in bar
rels Baldwins, Greenings, Spy's, Nod Meads and Spitzen
burgs. We engaged a man to superintend the picking and
packing of these Apples and know that they are all No. I
and hand-picked from the trees. We consider them the best
lot we have had. Per barrel, - - - - $2.25
A few No. 2's, per barrel, - - - - - 1.50
Rebate checks with every barrel. They mean five
per cent discount. '
While Fall Apples are very cheap and hardly worth
harvesting, fancy Winter Apples will bring a good price
this Winter. We think you will save money by buying now..
F. D.
Leading Cash Grocer.
A. P. ABBOTT c CO.
Table Linens.
An all pure linen Napkin a& Vow as
59c.
A good si-wd all Linen full fiveuged
Napkin for 87c.
A special weight all Liiifn Napkin
good size, for $1.39.
Ten dozen z 2 -inch $2.00 mercerized
Napkins bought at a big discount, now
$1,39. Many are using these goods an-.',
find them very satisfactory.
Our 52.50 Napkins matching our
Cloths, this sale for $2.19. (There is,
no better goods for the price.)
Our very large 3.75 Napkins ma'cK
irg our Cloths, the price now $3.29.
J4.50 Napkins for $3.98.
Doileys or fringed Napkins from 6(k
to $3.00 per dozen.
Cloths and Fancy Work.
fresh
made
Canned Goods have the call.
Trade
quality for the least money.
for 25c
1 0c f
& FRASER,
and 6 Elm Street, Barre.
I.
LADD,
Meats and Provisions,
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