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THE HA1IKE DAILY TIMES, APRIL '24, 1U05.
ECSAL GARMENT EVE
Special selling and bringing to view of Dame Fashion's very choicest crea
tionsan unfolding, an unpacking and the first real special sale of the Spring.
Such Suits, Waists, Coats, Skirts! It will be easy to tell where the fashion
center of this vicinity is. Our efforts and thoughts
have been to make it the leading style event of the
present year.
Handsomely tailored Suits, Silk Shirt Waist Suits
and Walking Skirts of the latest materials creations
that show the influence of Parisian models in fact
every garment we exhibit possesses an individual
style that brings to mind the high priced tailor.
We must mention out new Silk Coats dainty,
distinctive afTairs neat, dressy and comfortable. You
should let us show you these. And such an assem
blage of Waists varied, rich and beautiful some
of embroidered linen, lawns, lace ana namourgaam-
tily trimmed the comfortable and durable Japanese wash silks and many
other kinds.
Remember tuls is the first real special sale of the Spring. COME.
JALK OFTHE TOWN.
Series dunce at the I'avilion inaaj
OVCIlil! '. "
Martin 'W. Chamberlain of Washing
ton, in the city rouay vn
ti .,., .,nr. nf T)r. S. M. Knauss
ami Mi V Ellen J. Grout, both of Mont-
pelier, is announced.
The AltniriiMi will meet with Miss
Carrie White, Wednesday afternoon, at
2.30 ocloek. yuouuions mui ocma
T! to see the tulip bed at the
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noon and evening, April 25.
Admission
HOMER
Fins,
Tclchonc 408-1 1 .
164-166 North Main St.
ten cents
n-iii u-lin are to furnish stocks
liindlv have them at
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the Congregational church early lues-
dav afternoon.
T)i- nn,l Ah-a. It. JP. Lowe and Miss
Eliateth Hanson leturncd this after
noon from the Methodist con.'erenee at
Eiioshurg Falls.
4 regular meeting of Iroquois Tribe,
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No. 16, will lie neia lummj ci.in8
7 nVWk. Decree work. Altreu icowm-
son, Chief of Records.
John Angus of this city sang "Eas
ter Dawn" at a vesper service in Trinity
church, Montpelier, yesterday alter-
noon. Ke also song at uinsr. enurci as
UHual.
Blue and
Hack Mohair!
These goods are forty-four inches wide and are the
kind that you are looking for if it is good quality,
colors and finish you want. Price $1.00 per yard.
New Sateens, 14c Per Yd.
Good Colors.
New Line of White Waists
For $1.00 Each.
VEALE & KNIGHT,
Telephone 123-2. Currier Building, Barre,Vt.
CLOTHING COMPANY. UNION CLOTHING COMPANY
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Barre Shoe Company
We are the sole agents in
Barre of the
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SHOE FOR MEN
Hie latest Spring styles in
Shoes and Oxfords.
Patent Colt, Vici Kid, Gun
Metal Calf and Tans, the
newest shapes, and all are
"fitters." A satisfiedjeusj
toraer is the wearer of a
"Curtis" Shoe.
WEST TOPSHAM.
Tieni. Chalmers was home from Brad
ford over Sunday. ,
V.. C. Role was in East Corinth Wed
nesday on business.
Mr. W. H. Chalmers is home from
Montpelier for a while.
Miss Julia Harrimaa is boarding with
Mrs. Freeman Cunningham.
0. S. Sanborn spent several days in
Barre and vicinity last, weew.
uriah T?iihi Chalmers is at home after
, JJi..7K Afuwv'
an absence of several weeks.
All the soldier boys went to Brad
ford Saturday lor examination.
T,.T.n "VTcTmlrtpa nf Fairlee visited his
sister, Mrs. C. M. Tubbs, over Sunday.
Charles Emery lost a valuable horse
last week, probably from heart , fail
ure. ' -;
George E. Newton and N. P. Phil
brick were in Corinth Saturday on busi
ness. ' ' ' v '
Weather Prediction. H. M. Jackson and uauo uimer oi
w earner rreuu-uou. Saturday, returning
Fair 'toniirht and Tuesday. . Light to S (1
Mrs. Warner of Washington will be
at A. S. Jewett's Monday, May 1st,
with a large assortment of millinery.
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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1905.
fresh westerly winds.
Barre Shoe Co.,
J3 Nottli Mala St., - - - - Bane, Vermont.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
The newest in hosiery at Fitts'.
Those 22c ribbons are at Abbott's.
I"). J. Boyce went to Concord, 3ST. II.,
tod:ry on business.
Mrs. ,E. G. Cram went to Morrisville
Saturday to visit friends.
Mrs. F. F. Mudgett -wont to burling
ton this morning on a visit.
Miss Minnie Kick wont to Goulds
ville this morning to visit friends.
Regular, meeting' of Minnehaha En
campment, No. 2, tonight at 7.30 o'clock.
Edward Bugbee of Newbury is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Frank Walbce
nt South. Barre. ; ;
T.ilina nf rnr varietv will be sure to
interest you at the Easter sale. Con
grcgatonal church April 25.
Miss Addie Slack, who has been visit
ing at the home of C. II. Granger, re
turned to Maiden, Mass., today.
II S. Rincs, who has been visiting
fiiends in the tit for a few days, re
turned to his home in Post on today.
Charles Tonella of Tonella & Son,
franite manufacturers, of Mi! ford, N.
II, has been in the city for a few days
on business.
in ha a. regular meetms of
Green Mountain Lodge, I. O. O. F. M. U.,
ORANGE.
Mr. I). J. Winn of Haverhill, N. II.
who has beeu visiting in town, re
turned home Monday.
TALES OF CITIES.
New York averages from twnty-four
to twenty-six fires a day, aivurding to
a recent statement by Hn' C'Inet t. ro
ker.
The old town pump at th southeast
enrnpr of tho irreeu at New Haven
Conn., will probably be abolished, as
the state chemist, after examining the
water, eays that it Is essentially pun
fled sewage. :';.';'. ' 'i:
Brookline is still the richest town in
the world. The annual statement of
finances shows that the debt la ?1,367,
494 under limit. There are no unpaid
taxes prior to Nov. 1, 100-4. Balance on
hand foots up to $95,f(lS; assessed
polls, 0,411; tax levy. $!O,707; mil es
tate valuation, $01,84.2.000.
We offer you today Burt &
Packard's "Korrcct Shape"
Shoes for Men. We have
these Shoes in all the popular
lasts and shades such as browns,
tans, chocolate and black, and
they come in both low and
high cuts in Vici Kid, Box Calf,
Velour Calf and Patents. We
make a specialty of Patent
Leather Shoes. These are
made from the donkey or burro
hide, and are called "Burro-
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jap. I ne aonicey or Durro is
the most reliable and persistent
of domestic animals, with a ca
pacity for hard work far beyond his weight, and is particu
larly noted for his sure-footedness. His hide is consistent
with his nature. " Burrojap" is the most flexible, tough
and serviceable patent leather known to the shoe-maker,
and it can be had only in ' Korrcct Shape" Shoes. We
warrant every pair. We are sole agents for Barre. Ask
for the " Burrojap." Prices, $3.50 to $4.00.
Union Clothing Store,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS,
Telephone 126-2. Old Skating Kink Bidding. Opp. Depot Square.
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will bring sure results.
THOUGHTS ON COURTSHIP.
Before you juarrel always stop to
consider whether you can afford It.
Piui,.uca tta iiit na mil Mil riorfOTTU
Monday, April 24th, at 6.30 p. m. Per and a3 mu,.u more 09 sw yrould like
order ot xs. u. I you to.
Don't, fortrot that while you are mak
lng love to a face you will live with a
mind.
T,ov is n disease. See to it that you
have an Incurable case. Twentieth
Century Home.
in,u tUvcm went to Boston Sat
urday night on business. J. T. Calla-
ghan lia cliarge 01 xne inn;, oiuin
lng his absence.
The Italian Socialists held a
" THE IOT ABB HiLWD80MK3T CLOTHINO STORK IK TOWN.
S Harry A. Scgcl. Hymen D. Scgcl. Thomas Brady.
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And all will need new and dura-
ble Shoes or Oxfords. Ours are Y
up - to - the - minute in style for
men, women and children, Ev- x
our selections to be second to
none. Our prices are the lowest
and the same to everybody.
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5 Hale's Block, Barre, VL C. S. ANDREWS, Prop.
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larguly attended dance in the Pavilion
Saturday night. -.. xne 'iiuepciiayufc i
chestra furnished n'Usic.
itr r xv Tjiinw. who underwent an
Marv Fletcher hospital!
at Burlineton Friday, is doing nicely
and a speedy recovery is expected.
TOWN TOPICS.
t ' An unusually large business was done by us the past
vvk. It outranked all former Easter occasions. Why? 9
Here it is: Stock larger, variety greyer, ounu.,
fctltcr, goods in VOgue, quality maximum and the prices
minimum. If these are good reasons, then we want a share
nfnr valued natronao-e. And what is better than to in-
It cleanliness Is next to godliness,
fhpn it Is best not to examine iu what
Thecal meeting of Ruth Chapter, Immediate e-
O. K. S., called for Wednesday evening,! pens 10 ue jibi u.-.
April 26, has been postponed to tne lean.
n-Rular meeting May 10, on account of of course if you prefer It that way
the Boys' club concert. ' you can fry 0r scramble 'Kansas City
Kitchen range, gasolene stove, man- drinking water Instead of boiling it.
tie bed, sofa, wash boiler, tub and coin- Making it into pies, however, in not ad-
binntion bench and wringer, one carpet vi8able, as mud pies are even less dl-
1 5 vards, sewing niacnme, iu iooi laoie, gestible than other kinds. Xvansas tnj
etc' City Auction rooms tonight. journal.
a fiointv lnncli consisting of cheese
fondu, es;g a la Newburg, sandwiches
and eoSce, ice cream and cake will be
served at the Easter sale, April 25, 1905,
from 6.30 to 9i30. Come in and take
supper. Trice 25 eents. ,
Frank Brown and D.-W. fcmith, two
CHADWICK CASE ECHOES.
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It is a satisfaction that the Amerl
can courts have been eouul to the Mrs.
rhndwlek' ease. No one in court was
Frank Brown and U. w. ftmiin, io ,cm..M Tho 1urv was firm as a
, ... a,-. : ,.,v,o- f tho If ativ noor neoDle have Rot tne no
lireetors of all the leagues will re uem nou since irs. v,uuun.ii3 huuv.-.
Ot your valueQ patronc. J,nr S! today to make up the schedule for the feats that banks are in the habit of
vesticate foods? We guarantee you satisfaction or your u n- lending mouey on poor security let
b . . m, - . nA all fnr nast favors, we w! Th first wize of the (messing contest them try ta borrow some. Pbilndel-
uiuiivj u. jj ci ' on tne pure luuga -" hid pum l-ttiser.
Thanking you one and all for past favors, we
are at your service
Segels & Brady's,
1 U8 Main Street, - - Bolster's Brick Block, Barre, Vt.
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OKT THB HABIT AHB TRADK AT SKEL3 & BHAD'8.
gist's window no one was suiscessful in
jrettint.', but tne second prize was won
by Ellen (lauthier. A very creditable
list was handed iu by Mrs. Uiarles
Thompson. - :
The commission of B. F. Atherton of
Wateibury ae a deputy sheriff has been
revoked by Sherifl Tracey. Atherton
was the man who when he learned there
was a warrant out for his arrest on an
intoxication charge, gave himself up
; and paid a tine.
THir Cniu Trees.
Two gum trees which tower over 100
feet above a little church lu Guate
mala are sixty feet In circumference,
and their strong roots have pushed the
foundation of the church out of place
Potatoes, 50 Cents Per Bushel
In Five-Bushel Lots, 45 Cents.
Best Eating Apples,
Specked Apples, -
30 cents per peck
15 cents per peck
H. J. Smith's Cash Matket,
(TELEPHONE 37-2)
367 North Main Street, Barre, Vermont.
An advertisement In the
will bring sure results.
Times
Have Some More!
100 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
TO BENT In tlie Morse Block, a rurnlhert
room. Enquire of Mrs. Gates.
Something New! A delicious Confection, made
of Pop Corn and Peanuts. Try it.
Only 25 Cents Per Pound.
E. A. DROWN, PSt
48 No. Main St., Opp. Nat'l BanK.
LarKst variety in this section. Field and Garden Seeds. Peas, Beans and Corn to bulk. The reliable D. H. Ferry's stock. Also D. H. Ferry's and
Larsi , . ,.i , can he detuned. When voa bnv these Seeds
Hawkins' packets ot liarden ana noweroeeos ai pntc - --, - . - : ij
'JwdoMt get disappointed if they are properly treated. Call for Catalogues. Can procsre any wanted not m stock mside of four days by mad.
rc!cphoae3I-3. L. M. AVERILL. - - - - Opposite City Park,
Barre. Vermont.
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