The Barre daily times., February 09, 1905, Page 5, Image 5

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THE UAItRE DAILY TIMES, FEB. 9, UH5.
argain in Skirts For Saturday
TALK OF THE TOWN.
A. P. ABKOTT & CO.k. P. ABBOTT & CO.lA. P. ABBOTT U CO.
New neckwear at Fitts'.
Muslin underwear Bale at Abbott.
tie
Ladies' Walking and Dress Skirts For $2.75
Series dance nt pavilion Saturday eve
Bay!
We offer on Saturday one lot of Walking and Dress Skirts
'1 1 plain and mixed goods, all nicely trimmed. These are the
'.'rts that we have been selling for $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00. To
i.e room for new goods, we offer them at only $2.75.
We have offered a good many bargains, but never a better
than this. You will appreciate these Skirts when you see
i'.c quality of them. Remember the first choice is the best.
Watch for Them in Our Window.
PERRY CAMP,
and 75 Main Street, - - . Barre, Vermont
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FROM OUR
Wall Paper
Department
Our Spring line is in and
ready for your inspection.
Besides our regular line in
-- i.J stock we carry an extensive
imple line, of which we sell the same kind to only one
romer, thus protecting those who buy the better Papers
r their rooms, as no one else in the city can buy a pat
.rn like it.
If you are to have a new Carpet or new Draperies,
me to our store and match up the whole decoration.
B. W. HOOKER & CO.,
Up-To-Date Furniture Dealers,
!4 and 16 North Main St. New Blacchard Elock.
Ambulance Calls and Undertaking Promptly Attended To.
Miss
omato Catsup.
Columbia Catsup, made from the best variety
of ripe tomatoes, per bottle, -Blue
Label Catsup, per bottle, -Snyder's
Catsup, per bottle, .
Yankee Doodle Catsup, per bottle, -
20c
22c
22c
10c
Merchant 8c Fraser,
Elm Street, - - - Barre. Vermont.
cxion
On all Fur Goods. Now is the time to buy.
If you are in the market for any Fur Goods
give us a call. We handle the North Star
brand and you know that means satisfaction
guaranteed.
MOORE &, OWENS,
North Main St., -' Barre, Vermont.
;ir
VALENTINES I
Fancy
Valentines
From lc up to $1.75 each. An en
tirely new line this season. Also
Comic
Valentines.
Fancy Paper and Embossed Pic
tures for making VALENTINES.
loston Bargain Store,
C. N. Kcnvon & Co.,
:orth Kain Street. (Telephone 123-12) Barre, Vermont.
nmg.
New line, of fancy clocks at
Walker's.
Saturday salt: of muslin underwear at
atiglum s.
Tim debt of the city of Montpelier is
W. M. Fniser Went to South Ryegate
today on business
Jiirthday pillow tops for every month
in-1 lie year at tuts
H. A. Could went to Xorthfield this
morning to tune, pianos.,
The spring styles in Guyer nats have
arrived at Moore & Owens.
Jennie, the daughter of James Sum
mcrs, is sick with pneumonia.
A. P. Abbott 4, Co. start their second
years business in the new store,
TT F Culler will furnish hacks for the
social dance at the pavilion tonight
A. E. llale of Bradford visited las
brother, J. O. Hale, of this city today.
A special sale of walking and dress
skirts tor $2.75 at I'erry s on Saturday
Mrs. J. A. Richardson returned last
night from a few vtevt.s viit in Npring-
Uek!, .Mass.
lUgular nueeLing of Court Cianite
City, No. 3, V. of A., this cening at
o'clock sharp,
Begnlur meeting of Col. Mead's Cir
cle, Ladies ot the ti. A. II., Friday even
ing, at 7 o'clock.
Leslie RiiHiill, vvho lias been visiting
friends in the eitv, returned to lai-
dotph this mornin,
The four blu"k horses and barge from
Caic .arm made a gay tenia at the
tlcigh Jle lat night.
Mis. Dwight roster, who has been
very ill at her home on Bolster place, is
on tite Toau to recovery.
Calvin Townsend, who has bocu visit
ing his father, Charles Townseiid, left
last night for'Moyis, British Columbia
The Mother's Society, I. M. M. A- will
hold a business inectinif in tlie K. of O.
hall tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
At the East Montpeiier ntuical festi
val yestctdav Mis 11. Julia C.oss. the
well known Montpelier singer, was solo
ist.
Kenneth McComlack went to Eur-
iiiijjtou this morning, where he has sc
cured employment in the Jlotel Bur
lingtjn.
The class of the floral arch in "A
Hero in Khaki" wiH meet at the opera
house tomorrow ffruiuy) afternoon at
o clock.
Me horter s line of samples for
spring suits and overcoats, tailor-made,
have arrived, and we are ready to receive
your order.
Special communication of Granite
Lodge, No. 35, F. and A. M., Friday eve
ning, Feb. 10th, at 7 o'clock. Work,
tirst degree.
At the meeting of the clerks union
last evening one ani!i:ation was re
ceived and seven eandi bites were taken
into tho union.
A regular meeting of Sub Court Barre,
No. 3317, f, O. V., will be held Friday,
l-el. l!), at 7:.i0 p. m. Important. J.
P. Bombard, I. It. S.
Lyman II, J owe s moving pict ures
tomorrow night, Entirely new pictures
irom nance, unssi.t, Norway. Ireland
and Wales. Tickets at Red Cross Phar
macy.
Buggagt-inaster William Carrigan at
tho Central Vermont depot is suil on
the sick list, and the baggage as Ixina
shifted by any person who is disposed
io 00 11.
A special review of the L, O. T. M.
will lie held Friday, Feb. 10, a.t 2:30 p.
m., in Foresters .hail to accept and bal
lot on applications and any other neces
sary business.
Lyman 11. Howe's moving pietnres
tomorrow evening. Entirely new pic
tures frn France, Russia, N'oi way, Ire
land and Wales, lickets on sa'le at
lied Cross Pharmacy.
Ofliwr I In met arrested Michael Ken
nedy yesterday afternoon tor intoxica
tion. In eity court this morning Ken
nedy pleaded guilty and was fined ?5
and costs of $8.75, Not having the
funds to pay it ist fine he will spend ton
days in jail.
Have yoa ver been to on O Btippert
If not, just came to the Church ot the
(.ood Shepherd Tuesday evening, Feb,
ONE YEAR AGO
We were promising you a new store filled with a larger and better selected stock of Dry
Goods and Garments. How well this promise has been carried out we leave you to say.
Our large increase in business, for which, we thank you, is to us a very substantial answer.
Today We Are Starting Another Year ,
With prospects far better than last year. We now control several lines not sold to others.
We do not have all of the good things. The larger we get, the more reason for you to
shop with us. Our position today gives us goods that in a small way we could not control.
From now on you will find our stock new-not only new in purchases, but new in styles.
There will be no better place to do your shopping than right here, where we have the store,
light, help and goods to properly take care of vour wants. The onlv thW that we are
mean about is that we require the money when goods are sold, believing that goods can be sold
closer for cash than credit. The following ought to start your trading with us for another year.
Cheney Brothers' Silks.
For Ladies' or Misses' Shirt Waist
Suits these Silks take the lead. They are
19 inches wide and come in black, navy,
brown, green and light blue grounds,
with polka dots and small figures. ( Bos
ton parties helped us to this purchase.)
They sell, when regularly bought, for
6jc and 75c. We are making these 45c
hir your benefit and an
for us.
Lace and Embroidered Collars
Every new Collar is a new style.
Collars and Cuffs in Sets are good yes,
very good taste.
We have several very distinct styles of
sets in new work at 25c per set.
Ladies' Embroidered Mull Ties are
acvertisement new again. These we have at 25c
and 50c.
New Wash Coods.
Will Wear Taffeta Silk.
Here are your yarn dved Taffettas in all
colors. These are about the only Taff
etas at any price that wi 1 wash. They
are being sold in the state today at 75c.
Uur price tor this sale, 57c. (We can
not get them later.)
Turnover Embroidered Collars are of
lighter and softer materials and sell for
I5c and 25c.
New Paris Sets made on net, quite
wide, no-rm.g like the old styles. Price,
50c per set.
New lot of 36-inch Perct'es in ail
colors. these are heavier than Prims
and will wear longer. They are desira
ble on account of width. Price 8c
per yard.
One lot of Merccrivxd Satines in snriaf.?,
figures, new and beautifully finished.
1 hese should go in a few days for shirt
waist suits.
New lot of White Mercerized Wait
ings. These are yarn mercerized and will,
always look silky. We are to sell these
new Waistings at about ha'f price. Now
at 23c per yard.
New Idea Patterns given with each
waist pattern if asked for
There are values in this week's Muslin Underwear Sale that, if seen, would
interest you. Six lots, as follows : 9c, 17c, 25c, 49c, 75c and 98c.
P.
TALK OF THE TOWN,
3!)c sale for Saturday at Vnughan's.
Mrs. 0. Ilannon wt-nt to Eutlmd to-
lav.
Mr. J. R. Tushy weut to Boston to-
lay on a visit.
Dress pood, two lots for Saturday
al, at Htts'.
Mrs. William Pirie went to Wells liiv-
er today to visit friends.
Philip Roseotxr:r of Bm'imrttin vis
ited friends in the ity today.
Edward Mower has heen hired ns
janitor for the Mathewson school build
ing.
Vou should rot miss the diance to
Jmy a iskirt for $2.75 at Perry's on
Saturday.
F. F. Walker and Sherman Parker
went to Middk'burv 3;ist nicht to uluv
at a da nee.
Mrs. F. W. Towers of Waterburv vis
ited at the home of her brothel, C. S.
Andrews, last night, returning home to-
lay.
An electrical thawine machine for
cfeaninjr out frozen water nines has
uee-n ordered hy tiie Montpelier eitv
council.
"A Hero in Khaki" rehearsal at Miles
hall tonight (Thursday) at 7:30 oV.tvk,
s tapt. i.diiy tviil be present at tin
eltearsal it is desired that ail be on
hand, especially the Red Hussars and
lie chaperones of .11 classes.
Th2 Barre Boys' club has enirnnrcd the
Hauley Moving Picture eon.pany to
ippoar at the opera house, Monday eve-
j, teo. zu. nir. liadlev Has spared
no expense to make his entertainment
the beat of its kind. An entire charure
of programme, entirely different from
last year guaranteed. fciecuie your
seats earlv. " . '
Last night nliont 10 o'clock Judce.
Fay and Grand Juror Scott were routed
out of bed to make out a warrant for
14. Supper served from 5:30 to 7:30 the arrest of Framiseo Dcmareo for
breach of the peace. Demarco was ar
lested by Officer Faulkner and brought
into court thin morning. He pleaded
not irnilty to the charge and the case
in being tried before Judge Fay,
Notice.
Takers of water from the McFarland
& Boyce system who are obliged to let
the water run to prevent freezing will
accommodate us trreatly by running a
small stream, which will prevent their
pipes freezing as well as a wide-open
faucet. Furthermore anyone caught
running a full faucet to prevent freezin"
will be shut oQ' entirely.
McFarland & Boyce,
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
The Wbrkingman's Suit!
A great many men work for a living and have no money to
throw away. These men demand the best that their money can
buy and are willing to pay all a Suit is worth, but no more.
This is right. For these men we have a special line of well and
strongly made Suits good, stylish Suits, made from fabrics that
will stand rough usage and still retain a genteel appearance. We
do a large business in Workingmen's Suits, Trousers and other
Clothing, and we give every man full, heaping measure of value
for the money he leaves with us. Workingmen's Suits at $7.50,
$10.00 or $12 00. Money back if anything is wrong. Pru
dence and economy sends many a man here for his clothes..
One Price Men's and Boys' Outfitter, -
Telephone Call 218-4 Blancfcard Block. 20 "arid 22 Koith Main St.
An advertisement in the Times
will bring sure results.
and with nn entertainment and only 15
cents. We will assure you great re
turns from your money and lots of fun.
Miss Xellie Sadlier entertained the
members of the Onegoallgo club of
Montpelier at her home"on Church street
aist evening. There were about fifteen
members present and a very pleasant
evening was passed. A musical enter
tainment was given and lunch was serv
ed. The party returned on the 10:30
car.
Valentine ball at Hale's pavilion Tues
day evo, Feb. 14, 1005. Oilbertsons or
chestra. Every effort will be made to
give patrons a lino time. Dancing be
gins at 8 o'clock, 24 numbers on the
programme. Seventy-five cents per
couple, ladies free. Light refreshments
will be served. Come and bring your
friends.
The Kev. W. R. Davenport of this
city was present Tuesday evening at a
westing held to secure a no-lieense vote J FOR 8AU5-A Quaker rrlze fcange. with hot
in the town of Hartford. At the last water attaclmiuut. Apply at No. 14 Currier
election the town of Windsor was the lll'":k- 2tf I
oni.y town in tno county to vote "yes"'
and an attempt will be made this yeat
to change the sentiment there and 'hold
the other towns in the "no" column.
Tho I!ev Mr. Davenport is one of those
working for that end.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Ban-
tist church are to give a birthday party
en February 22. An interesting: pro
gramme consisting of music, incidents
in the life of Washington, etc., will be
given and all who can are requested to
wear old fashioned clothing. Refresh
ments will be served and a general good
time is anticipated. A cordial welcome
o You Want the Best
WANTED A tmslnes partner. Hthur lmlv
or penilemaii. Call, write or telephone 4W-13.
Booms 3 and 4, Currier Huildintr.
27718
SWEATERS
At About Half Price
To close out balance of our tock.
Get the boy i Sweater now, when
it i useful and you can buy h
so very low.
MJQUR?
is extended to all. Come and bring your Trip AVFRTT T MTITP fO !
friends and as man 7 pennies as vou are. iUUDlV, V-U.
yea" "W. ' I 2S North Mala, Street. Bane, Vt.
For an All-round Flour, buy Snow Flake. This is
one of the highest cost Flours on the market to buy, but
the cheapest to use. It has the value and always gives sat
isfaction. We have handled this Flour for several years
with the best of results. Price per barrel, - - $7.00
For a Pastry Flour, buy White Lily. Made by the
same, mill as Snow Flake, and it is all right. All of our
pastry is made from White Lily. Price ber barrel, $6.75
For Bread, buy Marvel Flour. It will make more
and better bread to the barrel and hold its moisture longer
than any other Bread Flour. All of our Cream Bread is
made from Marvel. Price per barrel, - - - $7.00
Rebate Checks given on all cash purchases of Flour,
which means a saving of over twenty five cents per barrel.
F. D. LADD,
I baaing v-aa uroce. weats aad Provisions.