The Barre daily times., November 29, 1904, Page 8, Image 8

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Such Low Prices Thus Early!
Docs It Seem Possible?
Every garment priced below is of the season's newest styles
and of the most popular cloths. Not one of them is inferior in
any way to those we shall carry in' stock during the remainder
of the season.
With three-fourths of the time for wearing the Winter
Garment yet ahead of us, such prices on reliable goods would
hardly seem advisable, yet the sizes are broken. For this reason
and no other they must go.
Ladies' Coats.
One lot thai &old for JiO.oo and Jia. jo, now... $7.98
One lot that old for iz.coand 16.CO. now.... 9.98 or at the Red Cross Pharmacy,
One lot that sold for i8.0ond io.oo, now .' 15-00 1 Frank Knbinson of Burlington vis-
Coat that were $10.00, $11.50, f 5. 00 and $27.50 at price that will interest you. I iUul at F' R" N)rt!roP's over .Sunday.
aiiss jyiua uillm of Urford, N. II., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. V. Hunting
ton, '
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1904.
Weather Prediction.
Siiuw or rain tonight. Snow in north
tin portion Wednesday. Warmr to-
from tee ashes
Baltimore Family's Experience Points
a Moral to Residents of Barre.
Tie visitor to Baltimore today soareo-
v ii ;suzc8 ttiat ies man a venr njro tiie
iiilit. Coldvr iu western portion Wed- city was almont iVs,troyedby a urin
lK'niiay. I lie storm over the lake
.-ion is moving eastward..
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told For
Busy Readers.
IJenuington underwear at Abbott's.
Co to Moore & Owens' for winter caps.
Visit Abbott's waiting room when in
the city.
O. E. liahh went to lloston last night,
where he is to reside.
More of thoRe beautiful shades in
hiffon velvets at lilts'.
New chamois vests and lumr protect-
Walking' Skirts.
One lot, $d, 00 to J. 50 values, now $5 00
One lot, 5.00 and J. 50 values, now ..... 3.98
The truHtoes of
ehureh will meet
o'clock.
the Presbyterian
this evening at 7
One lot, 3.98 values, now.
WATCH WINDOW FOR SPECIALS.
2.98
BOMER
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All IMtlClS' OI frtSh.
Oranges, Grapes, Figs and Dates.
Nice lot of Eating Apples.
CITY FISH MARKET,
Telephone Call 10-2. 68 North Main St., Bane, Vt.
Choice Line of Breakfast Foods!
Force, i 3c per package or two for 25c
Srape Nuts, 15c per package or two for. . . 25c
Premier Oat Flakes, per packape 1 Oc
f remler Flaked Wheat, per package I Oc
The three children of James Menard
of Second street are quite ill with scar
let fever.
Get a catalogue of the 10-eent music,
over a thousand copies in stock. Averill
Music Co.
Everything the workingman wants to
keep him warm can be found nt Moore
& Owen'.
See our new- gold mat board for passe
partout ng. . Frank Harris, 161 North
Alain street..
I Remember that MeWhorter carries
only the best makes in fur coats and
fur lined coats.
I William Mercer returned last evening
from Stanstead, p. Q., where he has
been on a few days' visit.
' Antiseptic Tooth Powder, 50-eeut eize
for only 25 eent3. Parlor Drug Store this
week. It is displayed in window.
Junt received at tho Ideal Cook and
Stationery Store Leo Feist's latest music
publications, including a new song by
Afabcl AIcKinley. ,
Richard Darling, Charles Thomas and
Miss Jean Renfrew returned to Barre
last evening, having spent the Thanks
giving holidays at their homes in South
ityegatc.
W. C. Jones spent Thanksgiving with
his family here and returned-to Putney
yesterday on business. Ho has finished
work on the large contract where he has
It, 1 5c per package or two for 25c tmMo Barre.
Rev. W. A. K enzie went to Bristol
yesterday to attend the wedding of Miss
Martha Parmelee of Bristol and Dr.
E. U. Young of Buffalo. Airs. Kinzie,
who has been in Bristol for several
weeks, will return with him.
orable fire. A similar comparison miuht
be made by George V. Nallv, one of the
leading citizens of Baltimore, an to the
change in his own looks.
A Khurt time ago, Air. Kally, writing
from his homo address, 2213 Barclay
street, says, '"I. have been throubled for
years with catarrh and had resorted
to all remedies that could be thought
of. Aly wife was also afflicted with
this terrible disease, but all the treat
ments we used were an absolute failure,
until we tried Ilyomei. It worked like
a charm and has made a complete euro
in both of our cases. There is no dis
agreeable stomnch dosing in using Ilyo
mei. We breathed it, and its fratrrance,
so clean, pure and bracing, killed all
the catarrhal germs in the head, throat
and lungs."
Tho experience of Mr. Xally and hU
wife certainly points a moral to all
readers of The Times who are suffering
from catarrh. It shows how they can
be cured of this frightful disease, "with
out dangerous stomach dosing. Rickert
& Wells, the local agents for Ilyomei,
have so much taith in the treatment
that they give their personal guarantee
to refund the money in ease it does not
benefit. A complete outfit costs one dol
lar, the extra bottle are but fifty cents.
Ask to see the strong guarantee mirier
which Ilyomei is sold.
LOWER CABOT.
! lake Them Yourself.
Sofa Pillows, Pin Cushions, Corset Pads, Sweaters,
Dressing Sacques, Bath Robes and many other use
ful gifts. We can furnish the up-to-date materials
that you will need. Now is the time to begin mak
ing these articles. Christmas will soon be here.
Silk Down for Waists. Pretty Waistings, 12 l-2c,
VEALE & KNIGHT,
(Telephone Call 123-2)
Carrie Ba tiding, - - - . North Main Street.
CKION CLOTHING CO.
CNION CLOTHIKO COMPANY.
UNION CLOTHING CO
Airs. Albert Koyes, who has been
quite ill with pneumonia, is improving
slowly. Hopes are 'entertained for Tier
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Marl in Wheeler w ere
at home for Thanksgiving and for over
Sunday.
The seminary students who have been
at home for the Thanksgiving vacation
have retnrned to Montpelier.
Mrs. Ira Haines and Mrs, Moses
Haines are ill.
Mrs. Fred Parrot t upent Thanksgiv
ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Fisher.
D. Batohehler has accepted a position
with the Vermont Machine Co, and has
gone to Bellows Falls.
A daughter was born last Tuesday to
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Wheeler.'
Mrs. Hoyt is spending the winter with
Mrs. C. M. Loomis.
KEEP WARM
Cream Oats, per package 25c
Ready Bits, pet package ... . 15c
Banner Oats, per package 25c
CHESSER & BIRD,
232-12
Meats and Groceries.
Telephone
323 North Main Street.
NATIVE OF VERMONT.
Choice Cut Flowers and Floral Designs a Specialty.
Winter Flowering Plants and Bulbs of all kinds. Get your Bulbs planted now to get the
bt results. The cost ts small and the rcsalt la Spring cheerful after oar long Winter. Art
eur to Cttltirate. Directions cheerfully gten. ,. Hict lot of Boston Ferns and other Plants
Miitatie for the home. Store open erery day till 6 p. m. and 9 p. m. Saturdays. Sundays,
for flower orders only, from 9 a. m. to 12 o'clock noon.
EMSLLE, THE FLORIST,
Telephone Store. 152-12 : Greenhouse, 201-1 1. OTIS BLOCK. PEARL STREFT.
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THE LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST CLOTHING BTORK IN TOWN.
SAL
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Lasts Only 29 Days More !
Do not fail to call. The carrier you visit this big sale the
larger variety you'll find to select from.
Rubber Goods of All Kinds for men, women and
children. Prices the lowest and goods of best quality.
ft Gloves and Mittens in yarn, leather and kid, lined
Jf and unlined, for work and for dress, at reduced prices. $
U Shoes for Men, Women and Children, in all sizes 3
g and at lowest prices. Call and look them over. t j
- Men's and Boys' Sweaters in cotton, wool, mix- jjj
S m res and all-wool, plain and fancy colors. Your choice at
2 38c, 48c, 69c, 75c and 98c each.
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Underwear for Men, Boys and Children. The best
bargains ever offered by us. Prices, from 38c to $1.19.
Worth double the money.
g Horse Blankets, Robes, Halters, Surcingles, Etc i
We have a large line of these goods and all are to be closed jjj
t out at greatly reduced prices. 2
ft We remain yours for Clothing and Furnishings,
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Scgels & Brady,
Bolster's Brick Block, Barre, Vt Blue Store Clothiers.
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GVX THK HAIUr AND TRADB T HKtiKLS & BBADY'S. g
Death at Cleveland, 0., of the Rev. J. E.
I Rankin.
' Cleveland, O., Nov. 28. The lley. Dr.
J. F, Rankin, formerly president of
Howard university of Washington, died
here today of pneumonia, aged 75.
Dr. Ilankin was a native of Vermont.
After serving as pastor of a chnrch at
St. Albans, Vt., he became minister of
the first Congregational church at Wash
ington, where he remained fifteen years.
Dr. Rankin's next pastorate was at
Highland, N. J. Over fourteen years
ago he returned to Washington as pres
ident of Howard univrsity, which office
he resigned two years ago.
Dr. Rankin was the author of a num
ber of well known hymns, the best known
of which is "God be With You Till We
Meet Again." He was also the author
of a volume entitled "Broken Cadences."
He is survived by a widow and two
daughters.
Working Pants for Men!
We give Urge share of our attention to uVs department and we have
without doubt as large an assortment as any store in the state.
We sell the Heavy Diagonal Stripe Dickey Pants, guaranteed not to
rip, for $2.00. TheSe Pants are sold all over the country for $2.25 and
$ 2. 50. In buying for two stores we buy large quantities, which enables us
to sell them cheaper than others.
We also have a line of extra heavy Pants which are good value at
$2.oc. These we are selling at $1.50.
OTHER WINTER NECCESSITIES.
You will also find here a good line of Sheepskin Lined Coats and Vests,
Reefers, Rubbers and Leggins, Pomiac Shirts and Jackets, Men's Heavy
Fleece Lined Underwear in fact everything fur "The Man Out in the Cold."
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Union Clothing Store,
Opposite Depot Square,
(Telephone 126-2) '
- la 014 Skating Fink Building.
00 omnium' soma
X OKtHXtrU KO1X0
l. v-. luiiin s urocery score : 5
A FEW BARGAINS. g
Salmon, two cans for 25
Canned Cora, three cans for 25c
Pkkla, fancy- mixed, two poands for.. . 25c
Eight-ounce bottles Pickles, three for. . . 25c
Good Coffee, three poands for. 50c
Uncolored Jap Tea, three pounds lot ... . $ 1 .
Best English Breakfast Tea, per potmd.. 50c
Ponce's Kolasset, per gallon. 50c
A good line of Tobacco and Q?ari always on hand. Good Pry Wood lor sale.
L. C. COFFIN,
Wcfestenrille, - - - - - Vermont.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
U TO RKNT KurnlshPd front room, with etam
heat and bath C,il at Vi Dewey street. SH7M
The Normal Heat of the Body
is 98.4 F. Retain tliia normal or natural
heat an.l there will be little dancer of pueu
monia, coughs, colds, catarrh or eheet and
lune trouble. Keep warm and comfortable on
the coldest days, without cumbersome cloth
iiiK, by wearing a perject-utting tailor-made
Frost King or Frost Queen
Chamois Vest
These garments are made to keep out
the cold damp winds, and retain the natural
heat of the body. They protect the chest,
back and throat. Perfect fitting com
fortable and helpful. Will last several
seasons.
Price $2.50 Each.
Chest Protectors, 25c to $2.00 each.
D. F. DAVIS, "The Druggist'
261 North Main St., - Barre, Vt.
1 Standard Diaries for 1905
Now is the time to purchase them. We have
them from 25c to $ 1 .75 from the small Vest
Pocket Diary to the large Page-a-Day Book.
W, FRANK HARRIS,
HI North Main Street. Ideal Bock and Stationery Store..
New Buckwheat! Maple Sugar!
A NO. t GOODS.
Celery, 10c per bunch, three for -
Oysters, per quart,
Malaga Grapes, two pounds for -
Oranges, per dozen,
Nice Sweet Pumpkins, each,
25c
40c
25c
25c
5c
Smith Bros' City Market,
367 North Main Street, - - ... Barre, Vermont.
Just in, car of Haskell's Stock feed. This is a
good feed to grow stock, especially pigs. It is com
posed of Corn, Oats and Barley. Our price from
the car, $26.00 per ton.
The Averill Mills,
(Telephone u 5-1 2.f 23 South Main Street, Barre, Vt.
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Your attention is called to the Pyrographic Outfits,
Blanks to burn and Benzine especially for the work. Also
Finished Work; displayed in our window. Orders taken
for Finished Work and executed by a practical workman.
Also a full line of Holiday Goods in Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry and Silverwear. See our Christmas Cards.
O. J. DODGE,
1 70 North Main Street, - - - Barre, Vermont.
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Combination
BOOK CASES.
It is none too early to adver
tise them, as we have just re
ceived a new lot, and the prices
are as low as they can be. We
give you as good value for your
money as you can get elsewhere.
A W. Badger & Co., Morse Block.
Funeral Directors. 23EAXSst. Licensed Embafmers.
House, 159-21. TELEPHONE Store. 137-11.
Ambulance Calls Promptly Attended to.
"Some Trades,"
"Armour's" Kettle Rendered Leaf Lard (in bulk) 10c per pound; Buckwheat Hour, 4 l-2c per pound, new; Greening Apples 20c a peck; Rice Eiting Apples, 15c and 20c per peck;
Best New Persian Dates, tnree pounds for 25c ; New California Paper Shell Walnuts, 1 8c per pound ; Walnut Heats, 35c per pound ; Fancy Large Sweet Eating Apples, 25c per peck '
Salted Peanuts, best in the city; Best Peanut Butter, salted right, 18c per pound; Peanuts in shell, all sound, none scorched; Pure Vaseline, 2Cc per pound.
Telephone 3 1 -3.
L. M. AVERILL,
Opposite City Park,
Barre. Vermont.