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THE BA11RE DAILY TIUEd, MAY 2G, 11)03.
SATURDAY SALE, IViAY 27th
Hosiery for Men, Women and Children.
. Three lots of Hosiery not lots that were bought for a sale, but lines from our
regular stock. What higher recommend could be given a Hose than to say that it came
from Fitts' Hosiery Department?
GENTS' HALF HOSE, the Beacon super stout three-thread, with four-thread heels and
toes, and seamless. The best Stocking made for service to sell for 1 5 cents per pair. 1 A
Price per pair Saturday, - - - - , - - - . - . . 1UC
BOYS' RIBBED HOSE, fast black, extra heavy ribbed and a regular 25c value.
Sizes 6y2 to 9. Price per pair Saturday, - - - - -
LADIES' FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE, double heels and toes, elastic welt
top and a readyjseller at 15c per pair. Sizes x2 to 10. Price per pair Saturday,
WAYNE KNIT, PONY AND YALE BRAND SEAMLESS HOSE.
THE BEST FOR THE MONEY.
19c
10c
TELEPHONE
408-1 1
HOMER
FIHS
NO. MAIN ST.,
BARRE, VT.
Sandals and Oxfords
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
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Misses' and Children's White
Kid Two Strap
SANDALS
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1905.
PRICES :
Misses',
Children's,
$1.00
- 85c
A New Lot of Tan
OXFORDS
With Low Heel and
Common-sense Toe.
Misses',
Children's,
PRICES:
- $1.00 to $2.00
- 85c to 1.50
Barre Shoe Company,
m NORTH MAIN STREET.
A. Gooci: Gate
HADDOCK, COD, OJSK, HALLIBUT,
BLUEFISH AND MACKAREL.
Weather Prediction.
ThunJer storms tonight exceiipt
' ttoutheast portion. Cooler except
Maine. Saturday fair and cooler except
iing northwest portion.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers. -
Central Labor Union meeting toniglit
Fancy Lose for those oxford at Mc
Wliorter s.
Straw hats from 25c to $5.00 at
Moore & Owens .
I). S. Laramie went to Burlington this
morning on business.
Ladies and gentlemen's solid gold
wawznes at xsurr St, Uqb.
tones daneo at Ilale's pavilion Sat
urday evening. Gilbertson's orchestra,
Ladies' fast black high Bpliced heel
uosiury, iwo pairs lor aac, at Abbott s,
D'Aflittarsi un piccolo tenimento al
ho, 17 Addison street per solo $0.50 al
mese. .
John McDonald left this noon for a
visit in Boston and New York after
which he expects to go west.
B. A. Eastman returned last night
from Montreal where ha entpreH in t.lin
shoot of the Montreal Gunning club.
The entire household mvula nf Mr
George Patch will be sold at public
saie at me city Auction rooms. Katur
day. Sale at 2 and 7 p. m. See large
bills.
A eame of ball will be r-laved on the
n i . i . ,.,
uuofjci i mage giounus tomorrow aiter
noon at 4.30 o'clock between, the Wash
ington street Stars and the Woodmen
of Gramteville.
BIRD STORIES.
. Also Trout, Perch, Bullpout and nice fresh LOBSTERS.
Fresh Native Lettuce, New Cabbage, Native Rhubarb,
y Radishes and Cucumbers. Strawberries arrive daily.
1 CITY FISH MARKET,
ffi 70 North Main Street. Keith & Batchelder. Proos.
i
g Harry A. Segel. Hymen D. Segel. Thomas Brady.
I Decoration Day Clothing
You will find here Suits
like the ones shown in this
cut for Grand Army veterans
and others, suitable to be
worn on Decoration day, in
many cloths and shades, at
V? tne following special prices :
t $5.00. $7.50. tft.sft on,i
SI 0.00. Si7.es tr, fir th
smallest as well as the largest
men, all ready to put on.
You should see them before
placing your orders elsewhere.
2 SWY If JU
Segels & Brady's.
$118 Main Stmt - . IWcWe TWt nUrU n
$ IHUit
Orvilla D. Brunell saw a handsome
bahlheadorl eagle flying over Nashua,
N. II., the other morning. The eagle
had n spread of seven or eight feet.
The sight of a baldheaded eagle in that
section is a rare occurrence.
A gray eagle measuring seven feet
eight Indies from tip to tip was shot
recently by George L. Fraserof Egypt,
Mo., -while he was aboard a train that
was backing up at the rate of twenty-
five ruiles an hour and while the bird
was flying.
Two Australian black swans were
picked up recently off Norfolk island, iu
the Pacific. They traveled 400 tulles.
The birds were exhausted, but after a
fresh water bath and plenty of food
they revived. The black swan Is a
powerful swimmer, but 4D0 miles at
sea U a long swim even for it.
THE LEWIS-CLARK FAIR.
Norwegian singing societies will have
a special day at the Lewis and Claris
centennial for a reunion of members
and a contest for prizes.
Many pieces of the best statuary used
on the grounds and buildings at the
world's fair have been donated by the
St. Louis management to the Lewis
and Clark exposition.
The gigantic statue of Vulcan la
Iron which was exhibited at the St.
Louis world's fair by Birmingham,
Ala., will hold a prominent place on
the grounds at the Lewis and Clark
exposition.
Costly Liveries.
The full dress liveries of the British
royal footmen cost apiece.
The English Language.
Today the English language Is spo
ken by about 135,000,000 people. Three
hundred years ago, In the time of
Queen Elizabeth, the language w-as
Bpoken by about 5,000,000 people, near
ly all of whom lived In the British isles.
Notice,
The city water will be shut off Sun
day from 6 p. m. to 6 a. in., for the pur
pose of washing out.
C. R. Allen, Jr., Water Supt.
TALK OFJHE TOWN.
St'e the new shirt waists at Vaughan's.
F. E. Coltwrn went to Northfield to
day. .Si'c Abbott's white waists at $1.19
each.
The largest line of belts in the city
at McWhorter's.
P. J. llenehen is on the sick list and
Dr. MeSweeney is attending him.
Mrs. V. A. Murray and mother, Mis.
Farrell, went to Northfield this morn
ing on a visit.
J. S. llookeiiberry of Springfield,
Mass., is visiting, his parents at VV. W.
Carey's before going on an extended
trip W est.
Frank Austin returned last night
from Thetford, where he went to at
tend the commencement exercises at the
academy there.
Mrs. J. C. S. Bartlett and Miss
Georgia Mo&her of Sharon,, who have
been visitng at the home of C. M. Wil
ley, went to. Burlington this morning.
Goddard will cross bats with the
Rockland Military academy nine of
West Lebanon, N. 1L, Saturday after
noon at 3 o'clock on the local campus.
The Eagles defeated the East, street
on the sandbank yesterday by the score
of 26-10. Batteries: Eagles, Eraser,
Scarapini and McKnight; East street,
Aiiern and f isher.
The Rev. W. R. Davennort has return
ed from a ten davs' trip through vari
ous parts of the state in the interests of
the ermont Anti-Saloon League, of
which he is field secretary.
Harry 1). Bruce who was graduated
from Montpelier seminary in the class
or JiHM, won the first prize in a debate
between teams from the Souhomore
and Junior classes of Brown university
nits inner evening, mr. uruce was one
of six contestants, lie is a member of
the Sophomore class in Brown,
Among the many specials offered bv
A. A. Smith & Brother Friday and
,-aiuruay, none snow more intrinsic mer
it than the women's oxfords, lace shoes
and button shoes to be closed at $1.98
per pair. The lot ineliwlea viei Ht
patent leathers, etc. Ladies should take
1 a 1. tin ,
autumuxu oi mis saie ineir saie oi
men's collars as 9c is worthy of the
attention of every prudent man. Tliev
are euqal in wearing quality to any 15c
coiiar soiu. for iurtiier particulars see
uieir advertisement on tne 4tli page.
New White Waists!
A new lot of White Waists in all sizes. They
are $ I. oo and $ 1.25 each. Be sure to see them.
White Belts, 1 0c White Belts, 25c
VEALE & KNIGHT,
Telephone 123-2.
Currier Building, Barre, Vt.
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
The Snake's Sklo. '
When the snake sheds his skiu, which
occurs frequently as often as every
four or live weeks the sklu of the eyes
comes off with the rest. Translucent In
most parts, the skin over the snake's
eye la perfectly transparent.
Aula anil Fruit Trees.
l'or at least four centuries ants have
becu used in China to protect fruit
trees from insect rnvagers. Orange
trees ia Canton lire much injured by
worms, which infest them, and ants,
red and yellow, which make (heir nests
ou trees, are imported foni the bill
country to protect the fruit.'
Crnnihllnsr England.
At the present rate of crumbling
England will have been swallowed up
by the sea lu the year 121S1. according
to the calculations of a correspondent
of the Frankfurter Zeitung.
WARM WEATHER HELPS
Get Rid of Your Catarrh by Using Hyo-
mei Now.
Everyone who has rjitarrh Khnnhl
take advantaca of t.hn warm ontlior. i
tret rifl of this flnnAvmo anA dicroacirxv
disase. The right treatment, faithfully
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iuiiumcu, m iuay or June, will Dcnent
much more auicklv than in thn winter
and early spring.
Do not try to cure catarrh of the
head and throat by taking drugs into
the stomach. It cannot be cured in that
manner. The onlv war in which this
too common disease can be cured is
through a direct application that will
kill the germs of catarrh and prevent
uieir- irrowin. .
Ilvomei is Mm nnlv Wninm tnol,!
01 iieamieni mat accompuslies tnis. It
is the simplest, most pleasant, and the
only absolute cure for catarrh that has
ever been discovered'
When using Ilyomei every particle
of air that enters Mia air nmcima r(
the throat and head and goes into the
mugs, is cnargea witn ncating balsams
that kill the catarrhal germs and soothes
and allays all irritation..
1 ne tirst day s use of Uyomei will
show a decided imnrovRmpnt. nnl in
a short time, especially if used at this
season of the vear. them will h nn fur.
ther trouble from catarrh.
Vou take on risk In buying Ilyomei.
The complete outfit costs but one dol
lar, and if after using you cay say
that the treatment has not hclneri von.
Rickert & Wells w ill return your money.
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
Specials For Saturday.
We offer for sale on Saturday a line of our Men's $1.00 Negligee Dress
Shirts for only 75c each. Remember this offer is for Saturday only, and
we guarantee you will be satisfied if you purchase one or more of these Shirts.
We also place on sale about 25 Men's Flannel Two-piece Outing
Suits. These range from $3.50 to $7.50 per Suit. In all sizes..
Also 75 pairs of Men's Outing Pants in both light and dark colors,
with or without the cuff bottoms. These we shall sell, while they last, at
$1.50, $2.00, $2.25 and $2.50. Just the thing for this hot weather.
LAST, HUT XOT LEAST.
A large assortment of Men's, Boys' and Children's Straw Hats in all
the latest straws and shapes. Prices for these will range from 10c to $2.50
each. DON'T FORGET SATURDAY, MAY 27th.
Union Clothing Store,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS,
Telephone 126-2. Old Skating Kink Building, Opp. Depot Square.
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CHEAPER GAS FOR BARRE
The Gas Company started out to furnish gas to its customers for all
domestic purposes at a price of $1.50 per one thousand cubic feet, with a dis
count of 25 cents per one thousand feet on all bills that are paid by the 10th
of each month for gas consumed the previous month.
The Company adopted the policy from its start to reduce the price of gas
as the increase of its business would permit, and in accordance wtih this poli
cy, and of the generous support given by the citizens, we wish to announce
that on and after June 1st, 1905, and until further notice, the price of gas
to the ordinary consumer will be reduced 10 cents per one thousand feet, mak
ing the net price $1.15 per one thousand feet if the bills are paid by the lOtii
of each month for all gas consumed the previous month, and for those con
suming gas in large quantities the following graduated scale has been adopted,
and the discounts are made from the established price of $1.50 per one thou
sand cubic feet:
Any amt. up to and includ'g 3000 cub. ft. per month, disc't 35c, net price $1.15
Over 3000 up to and includ'g 5000 cub. ft. per month, disc't 40o, net price 1.10
Over 5000 up to and includ'g 10000 cub. ft. per month, disc't 45c pet price, 1,05
Over 10000 up to and includ'e 20000 cub. ft. ner month.
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v.c up iu uuu muiuu g ouuw cuu. it. per inontn, disc t 85c, net price, 95
Over 30000 up to and includ'g 50000 cub. ft. per month, disc't 65c, net price, .85
And the Company wish further to announce that after June 1st, 1905 all
gas bills that are not paid by the 10th of the month for all pas used durinj? the
previous month will be collected at the established price of $1.50 per one thou
sand cubic feet.
There is no city anywhere the size of Barre, and but very few larsrer cities
in New England, that sell gas at so low a rate.
People's Lighting; Heating and Power Company
If OXFORDS
Don't slip at the heel as do
other low cuts.
W. J. McLEAN,
Next to A. P. Abbott's.
200 North Main St, Barre, Vt.
Finest Ice Cream in the City!
- Vanilla, Strawberry f Chocolate.
Fresh Strawberries and Cream Saturday afternoon and eve.
L. B. DODGE,
Worthen Block, - - - - Ketti Avenue.
Tea and Coffee!
Foor pounds of good Greea Tea for $ 00
Four pounds of extra food Coffee for 100
, One pound of rood English Breakfast Tea for. 35c
One pound of English Breakfast Tea, 60c grade, for 4Sc
One pound of best Uncolored Jap, 40c grade, for , J0e
One pound of best Green Jap, iOc grade, for.... ........ .".,".".', 50c
One pound of best Oolong, 60c grade, for 8-
Our Red Lily English Breakfast Tea, in packages, is warranted to be' as good' as you
ever used. Our special blend Medallion Coffee is warranted equal to any in use.
MEAKER BROTHERS.
The Co-operative Store. North Main Street.
DELICIOUS
Ice Cream with Fresh Crushed Strawberries,
Vanilla and Chocolate.
MASCOTT'S FAMOUS.
THE BARRE CANDY KITCHEN.
?!HRRf '"-V V if-l"5 H'TF" 50. and 100-poimd hags, best grades for garden use. Also "Early Sunrise" and genuine "Green Mountain
all- Mfe -'is h 1 1 i 1 otatoes, Michigan stock. Also Onion SetsBulk Peas of all kinds, Corn and Detroit Improved Wax Beans, Kentucky
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L. M. AVERILL.
ticultural Pole Beans, from D. M. Ferry & Co. Also Longfellow Corn, Early Flint Sanford Corn err
Opposite City Park, Bat t e. Vermont.