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THE JJ-ARIiE DAILY TIMES, DEC. 5, 1004.
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THIS IS ONE OF THE LINES ON WHICH WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
If you have not already seen our line of Furs it will pay you to do so. ,Our line is well
made, from the cheapest up, and we have no job lots or left-overs.
Fur Boas from - - -Fur
Pelerines from -Fur
Cluster Scarfs from -
$1.25 to $12.50
2.00 to 15.00
.89 to 20.00
Fur Stoles from
Fur Muffs from -
Fur Muffs for Children from
$5.00 to $18.00
1.50 to
.98 to
6.50
5.00
We are overstocked on the following goods. Will sell half of each lot to reduce the stock.
After that amount has been sold regular prices will be asked.
KNIT UNDERWEAR.
PERRY CAMP,
71 and 75 Main Street, - - - - - - Barre, Vermont
New Store!
New Goods!
What more could be
desired by the prospective
buyer than The Old Relia
ble House Furnishers with
New Store filled with All
New Goods? Christmas is near by. This is the place to
buy useful as well as ornamental gifts at reasonable prices.
DON'T MISTAKE THE PLACE.
B. V. HOOKER & CO.,
14 and 16 North Mala St. New Blacchard Block.
Ambulance Calls and Undertaking Promptly Attended To.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
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With Snap in Them,
In all the smart effects in Cheviots, fancy Worst
eds and the always genteel Serges. Prices run from
$7.50 up to $25.00, and a guarantee of satisfac
tion with every price.
Reduction sale of furs at Abbott's.
F. Vu Sibley of Middlesex is to movo
to Barre this week.
George Roben returned this noon to
his home in South Uyegate.
You won't regret it if you see "Fannie
Vood." Opera house tonight.
Christmas goods for men and boy are
arriving daily at MeWhoiter's.
The Philomathians will meet with
Jlr. Hale, Tuesday evening at 7.15
o'clock.
Table plush for linings at Terry's.
George A. French went to Rochester,
N. V., today.
Miss Eva Houston went to her liomft
in Northfield Saturday night for a sev
eral days' visit.
E. M. Ruelbark, better known as "Ed
die Sheldon," spent Sunday with Miles
Standish in Montpelier.
I George Landers of Barre has leen em
ployed for several days in Allen Bros.'
cigar store at Montpelier.
! A new line of smoking jackets and
bath roltes from $4.50 to $7 just re
ceived at F. II. Rogers & Co.'s.
The Rev. Walter Dole returned to his
home in Northfield today, after preach
ing at the I'niversalist church Sunday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Presbvterian
church will be held this evening at 7
o'clock.
The Rev. Mr. Sheaf of riainiield
preached at the Congregational church
vesterday in exchange with tue pastor,
ihe Rev. F. A. Poole.
The office of Smith & Walker, archi-
One case of Ladies' Heavy
Fleeced Underwear, the best 25c
grade, in sizes 4, 5 and 6. Half
of this lot at 22c each.
One case of Ladies' Egyptian
Fleeced Vests and Pants. These
are as good as we ever had in
our store when cotton was at its
highest. It's our best 50c Un
derwear. Half of this case at
39c each.
OUTING FLANNELS.
Realizing that the prices on
raw cotton put the best Outings
on to the market at 12 cents
early in the season, it will seem
very low to be able to buy half
of this lot at 8c per yard.
LADIES' FURS.
Half of our lot of $12.50 and
$15.00 Sable Opossum Scarfs
will be sold, to reduce our stock,
at $9.98 each.
Half of a lot of White Shet
land Floss at 7c per skein.
When half of the above lots are sold do not expect the balance at the same price.
HALF OF THESE LOTS.
Half of a lot of ladies' I1.50
White Muslin Skirts that have
three wide rows of thread lace
over a wide flounce. Half the
lot at 98c each.
Outing Flannel Night Robes
in best teazle downs, in white,
pink or blue, our best $1.00
Robe. Half of this lot at 79c
each.
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J 22 North Main St., - - Barre, Vermont.
Chidren's dresses at Perry's.
Fancy tea cowns and kinionas
Perry's.
Reduction sale of outing night robes
at Abbott's.
Ladies' and gentlemen's solid gold
watches at F. E. Burr A, Co.'s.
Everything new with the "Fannie
Wood" show, opera house tonight.
AH the latest magazines on sale at
the Ideal Rook and Stationery Store,
Hale block.
MeWhorter can show you a large as
sortment of fur coats and fur lined
coats from the best makers.
Miss Florence Allen of Burlington,
who has been the guest of Miss Monti
Mudgett, returned to her home today.
The Red Cross Pharmacy has a supply
of very fine gold fish, together with
aquariums, ornaments, shells, plants,
etc.
The regular meeting of Junior Court,
Barre No. 1, F. of A., will be held in
Foresters' hall this evening. Let all
attend.
Dr. C. N. Barter was in Moretown
toot, has been moved from the old citr U?V i P"T
building to the Bolster block, rooms 5 r"7 . V , 7
Parker Rotary Alarm Clocks i
' The best in the world. Prices range
from $i.oo ro $2.50 each.
A FULL LINE OF MANTLE CLOCKS JUST RECEIVED.
F. E. BURR & CO.,
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No. 85 North Main St. Jewelers and Opticians.
Choice Cut Flowers and Floral Designs Specialty.
Winter Yhwcttoe Plants and Bulbs of all kind. Get your Bulbs planted now te jet the
bestTcsulls Ihe oft li Small and the result in Srrir? cheerfil after our lonf Winter. Are
Sfr ta tllVS Docction. cheerfully ,!,. Wee lot of BoS1ob Ferns and other Slants
Stable for the home. Store ofa nay day till 6 p. in. and 9 p. m. Saturdays. Sundays,
for flower orders only, from 9 a. m. to II o'cloct noon. ,
EMSLIE, THE FLORIST,
Telephone-Store. 15M2: Greenhouse. 201-11. OTIS BUKX.' FEARL STREFT
and 6, with Smith & Jack.
The ladies of the Universalist church
were quite successful in the conduct of
their fair, hied last week. They expect
the proceeds w ill be at loast $200.
The annual business meeting of the
Universalist church for the election of
officers will be held in the church par
lors, Wednesday afternoon, December 7,
at 2:30 o'clock.
Gilbertson's orchestra will furnish mu
sic for dancing at Hale's pavilion, Wed
nesday evening, .Dec. 7. An orchestra
under the direction of Miss Annie Ingiia
will furnish music Thursday evening.
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap
tist church will hold their regular meet
ing and supper Tuesday, Dec 6. Supper
from six to eiyht. Menu: Vegetable
and meat hash, warm rolls, pickles, tarts,
cake and coffee. Price 15 cents. The
public is invited.
In return for the two drills given by
the Modern Woodmen team at the band
jand Company II fair at Montpelier a
i fortnight ago, the Montpelier Military
Band will furnish the music for the con
iccrt and dance at the Woodmen' ball
;iie.t Friday evening.
I The annual session of Mount iMiiai
Temple, Ancient Arabic Order of the
Mystic Shrine, will be held in Montpel
ier on Friday, December 9. An attend
ance of several hundred is expected at
jthe session in view of the fact that, in
addition to the degree work the annual
election of officers and other business
will he transacted.
i The case of A. C. Blanuhard of Mont
pelier and L. M. Averill of Barre, who
brought suit in chancery ajyiinst the
city of Barre and who enjoined the city
from collecting assessments on the Main
street pavement, has been heard in coun
ty court. City Attorney Gordon pre
sented a demurrer, but the demurrer
was overruled a9 a matter of form and
the orator's bill adjudged sufficient to
tpass the case to supreme court. Rkh
:ard A. Hoar appeared for the orators.
Boys' Overcoats!
You'll rind them here in all the styles that are new or
desirable. The Long Coat, the Ulster, the Russian Coat,
the Medium Coat, the Belt Coat to cut it short we'll say
everything in Boys' Overcoats suitable for boys from four
years to sixteen. There are no prices lower than ours,
quality considered. We know we'll do business if you
bring in the boys. $2.50 or $3.50 up to $5.00 and
$7.50, according to size and style.
FRANK McVVHORTER,
(Telephone Call, 31-4)
One Price Clothier. Hatter and Men's Outfitter.
mats were round to be in good condition.
Miss Hopewell Thom, who has been
visitiug her aunt, Mrs. C. W. Lning, for
the past four weeks, returned to her
home in Kcw York last night.
Carpenters, take notice. The meeting
tonight of C. and T. ot A. is the meeting
for nomination of ofiieers for the next
six months. Every member should be
present. By order Local 481, C. P. Bai
ley, Rec. Sec.
Rev. Asa M. Bradley drove to KorUi
fteld yesterday morning, and preached
the morning sermon in the Universalist
church of that place, returning in time
to omciate at the funeral of Miss Koben.
It was a very cold drive.
Two small boys who were fairly well !
dressed were seen in the Central Ver- j
mont railroad yard at Montpelier Sat
urday gathering ii coal that had fal- J
len to the ground lrom the cars. They
were equipped with a large peach crate ,
and they used their hands for shovels. '
A considerable quantity of coal was
lying about between the tracks and !
probably bushels might have been gath- i
ere.l. I
One hundred boys and girls presented i
themselves at the first meeting of Prof.;
Elmore's dancing class at the K. of C.
hall Saturday afternoon the largest
number ever attending a dancing school
for the young. Several more are to ;
join Inter. The class is to be divided, i
the young children to be taught Satur
day forenoon from 10 to 12 o'clock, and
the older and advanced ones from 2 to
5 in the afternoon. There will bechap
erones for each, in the morning Mrs. D.
M. Miles, Mrs. II. J. Smith, Mrs.
j. R, Rickert, Mrs. J. K.
Smith ami Mrs. Jf. J. Mungett and in
the afternoon Mrs. Will Liberveau, Mrs.
Harrv McN'eil, Mrs. F, B. Mudgett and
Mrs.'B. H. Wells.
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IN LOVE
With our Superb Display of Rich
and Handsome Jewels re he
ladies of Barre, and presents from hus
band, lover or family are always ioy
fully and gratefully received. The
quality of our gems hi precious stones
are of first water and the settings are
artistic and unique in deaign. We
have the finest stock of Jewels, Jewel
ry, Watches, Clocks and Optical
Goods to be found in the city.
E. O. HOLMES, Jeweler and Optician,
GORDON BLOCK, Korla Main Street, BARRE, VERSION I.
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,
161 North Main Street Weal Book 'and Stationery Store.
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Want Good Coffee?!
An Advertisement in the Times
will bring sure results.
To the Boys in the Public Schools.
We will give ten prizes to the ton
boys who receive the highest average
in their school work when the report
cards are sriven out in January. To the
In the case of Edith Dode and Mrs. one having the highest average we will
O. B. Boyce, which has been heard in pUe $3.00 in cash, to the three next
county court, a petition for a partition highest a $3.00 sweater, to the three
of the real estate known as the Parker next highest a $1.50 sweater, and to the
property in the city of Barre, the plea three next highest a $1.25 sweater. Con-
interposca iv uie ueieuuauv m vb a- anions: ixmie 1,0 our bluik, mm kiiuh
Pickles! Pickles!
Three pounds Plain Sour Pickles for -One
pound Plain or Mixed Sweet Pickles for
One pound Onion Pickles for - , -Two
pounds He'nu Chow Chow for -
A Heinz Mince Meat for -
A complete line of Meats, Fruits and Vegetables.
Merchant & frasesy
303 North Main Street and 6 Elm Street, Barre.
25c
15c
15c
25c
15c
tition was demurred to, the demurrer
sustained and a motion was made to
make the partition. O. D. Edirerton of
Northfield, h. C. Moody of Watcrbury,
and E. H. Deavitt of Montpelier, were
appointed commissioners to make the
division. It. A, Hoar appeared for the
plaintiff and T. J. Deavitt for the de
fendant. David Mortimer of Barre, Vt senior
member of the granite manufacturing
firm of Mortimer & Campbell, is in the
city this week visiting his brother, Ad
am 'Mortimer, at 47 Harrison street.
Mr. Mortimer finds much in Bridgeport
to please him, and although he conies
from what is considered a very lively
little place, he is fairly overwhelmed
by the activities of Bridgeport. The
line streets of this city impress him
most favorably but the rapid growth
of the city does not disturb him, since
his own city has more than doubled
in size during the past ten years..?. A.
L. Julian in Bridgeport, (Conn.,) Even
ing Post.
vour name anions the competitors. F. i
H. Rogers & Co., 174 Main street, Bane, j
Vt. Clothing, furnialiings and shoes lor
men and boys.
Don't wait for others, ce the big show
with "Fannie Wood" at opera house
tonight.
New Columbia Records
JUST IN
Gold Moulded. 25 cents each. Larg
; est variety, best Kecorcs. urop in ana .
hear them played. They fit Edison or
Columbia machines.
The AVERILL MUSIC CO.
2S North Rain Street, Barre, Vt.
We have made a special study of the Coffee business
and think we have one of the best lines outside of the large
cities. You will find that our Coffees are of a higher grade
than you will find in most stores. The following are a few
of the leading brands :
Wood's High-grade Mocha and Java in bulk, blended
as you like it, per pound, - - - - 35c
W7ood's Gilt Edge Mocha and Java, the best grown,
one pound for - - - - - .
Wrood's Souvenir Mocha and Java, equal to most 35c
Coffee, per pound, - -Prefered
Stock Mocha and Java, very high grade, per
pound, - - -
You won't find these brands in every store,
margin is too small.
Five pound can Garaja Mocha and Java Coffee for
Special Blend Mocha and Java in bulk, per pound, -Monarch
Coffee, coupon in each can, - 25c and
Sixty coupons give you a 56-piece Tea Set.
35c
25c
35c
The
$1.00
25c
35c
F. D. LADD, Leading Cash Grocer.