The Barre daily times., September 29, 1905, Page 5, Image 5

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THE BABUE DAILY TIMES, SEPT. 29, VJOo.
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Saturday Specials, Sept. 30
BARGAIN IN LADIES' SKIRTS AT $2.00.
Ladies' Skirts made of serge, trimmed with plaits and but
tons, with stitching around bottom. This is a brand new Skirt
for Fall and intended to sell for $3.00. We are going to offer
this lot for only $2.00 each. The colors are navy blue and black.
ANOTHER CHANCE TO BUY CORSETS.
$1.00 Corsets for 69c Fifty pairs of Corsets, including
I. N., C. B., Thompson's, Somerset Dress Reform and Leda.
We have added to the lot we sold so many of last Saturday, so
that we have nearly all sizes.
PERRY & CAMP.
71 and 75 Main Street,, - - - Barre, Vermont
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ns Chairs!
They Arc Handy
of Morris Chairs are the best made.
To have around when one is
tired or sick. Even when
you are in good health they
are a luxury. Our new line
Thev are elegantly
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I upholstered and will last a lifetime. Prices vary and you
I can find what will please you. One Morris Chair we are
showing is a polished quartered oak frame with imitation
leather cushions at $7.50. It's a beauty. With our Chairs
we are showing the finest stock of Fall Furniture in the
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city. Lall and see it. Jur prices are always ngni.
B. W. HOOKER & CO.,
Up-To-Date furniture Dealers,
14 and 16 North Main St. New Elacchard Block.
Ambulance Calls and Undertaking Promptly Attended To.
Night and Svniij CiHs-B. V. Eocktr. Fo. 17 Park tt. L. L Cole. Ro. i Bolster Art.
The Satisfaction
Of FEELING FITTED
Will be your experience if you get one of our New
fall Suits. You will see lots of style and the best
of tailoring in them. . Every garment is made of the
best materials and in the cleverest tailoring skill. We
can Suit you at $10.00 or $15.00 or give you Suit
luxury at $20.00 or $25.00. Suits at all prices
from $7.50 up to $25.00.
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MOORE, & OWENS,
S22 North Main 'St.,. - - Barre, Vermont,
Canning Season !
Just irrivtJ. best vet. Peaches in peck fcttkets, each 50c
Peaches ia half bushel baskets, each $ 1 .00
Sickle Pears, per peck 80c
Green an J Red Peppers, per pound 5e
Pickling Onions, per pound I Oc
Cranberries, per quart 15c
Ripe Cucumbers and Green Tomatoes. " Eating and Pie Apple.
Expecting Concord acd Delaware Grapes. '
fresh Lot of Salted Peanuts, - - - 1 5 Cents Per Pound.
MERCHANT & FRASER,
Telephone i 3MJ- 6 Elm Street, Barre. Vt.
An Advertisement in the Times
will bring sure results.
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;Blue Crockery
for Old Time's Sake!
We have just received a
shipment of Old-fashioned &
Blue Crockery, which we are
?0fg selling at reasonable prices. fi
' 10c each or $1.20 per doz. j
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
C. N. KENYON & CO.'S
BARGAIN STORE,
,t .'. et...t "TVlenhone I2i-iz Barrf- VrrmnnK &
1E5-18 norm bwui juctu - - ' &
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Lnilics' golf sweater at Vaughan's.
Central Lubor Union meets tonight.
YVooltex garment on sale only at
Fitts'.
Special yuluiM in fur-lined coats at
Abbott'.
1). A. Ten v went to Slarsbik-M today
on business.
Special burain in skirts for $2.00 at
Perry's on Saturday.
Pierre P.enoit of Tabitill, Conn.,
viaiting C. L. Demers.
The Tourit elub will meet Momlay
with Mrs. F. 1). Ladd.
A sou was born yesterday' afternoon
to Mr. and Mis. C. II. Allen," Jr.
There will be a meeting of the Masonic
fair committee on Monday evening.
Special mixture of 40-cent chocolates
for 20 cents per pound at Keudrkk's.
There -will be a rehearsal of the Pres
byterian choir this evening at 7 o'clock.
Mrs. II. A. Morrill of Strafford ia
viniting with Dr. and Mrs. O. 2s. Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. Marry Kegel went to
Burlington today to visit over Sunday.
Feast of St. Michael and All Angels.
Evening Prayer and sermon tonight 7
o'clock.
Clifford L. Bassett of Richmond was in
the city last night to attend the Mason's
meeting.
It's time for your fall suit. Come
see the best in the land for the money.
Moore &. Owens.
The Sterling sweaters and wescuts for
men and bov are the best. McWhorter
is agent in Barre.
Mr. and Siva. Robert Fraser went to
St. Jolinsbury today to attend the funer
al of the late C. P. Davie.
The Goddard seminary and North
Barre football elevens will meet on the
seminary campus tomorrow afternoon.
Tutti al teatro Sabato sera 30 Settem
bre la Vecchia Filodrammatica dara un
bellissimo dramnia. ed una farsa a Bene
ticenza.
Be sure and look at our winter under
wear for ladies, misses and children be
fore vou buy elsewhere. eaie Jt
Knight.
Mis Grace McSorley went to St. Al
bans this morning for few weeks' stay,
fter which she expects to tro to New
oik to live.
$1.00 corsets for fi9c at Perry's on
Saturday. P. X., C. B. Thompson, Soni-
set Dress Reform and Leda corset
or 6'Je er pair.
Manufacturers having iin-t-class ran-
loin stock monuments for sale can dis
Hise of them for cah. Address Avenll
iranile Co., Barre, Vt.
There will be a meeting of the com
mittee of the Uuoitinc Association at
le postotlice block, on Saturday, Sept
W, 0 p. m. C. Bmnie, See.
Georre W. Cram and wife of Provi
lence, R. I., are visiting their sister and
brother, Mrs. Oorae Bigelow and George
V. Hunt, Si Prosict street.
Ainiiertura deli'onera house Sabato
10. c. in. con trrande recita ttatln uomin
ata Vecchia Filodrammatica. h a more
di un povero pittore, ossia La Vergine
Sneeial for Saturdav. Home made
chocolates and boil bons $2()c box. Mo
lasses kisses. 15c lb. Delicious butter
scotch, 13c lb, at Barre Candy Kitchen
The Telegram plant was sold at auc
tion yesterday afternoon tor the bene
fit of the mortgagees. I. L. Bobbins was
the purchaser. Mr. Robbing bought the
plant to sell again, ana it will ue sola in
whole or in part.
Mr. and Mrs. B. If. Pierce of Worces
ter, Mass., have been visiting at the home
of Abrain Mann, making the trip to
Barre by automobile. They, with Mrs,
Mann, left yesterday afternoon for Bur
liniitoii and Charlotte, going bv motor
power.
James A. Ahern'g mare "Annie A.
took the blue ribbon for best gentleman
driver nt the Washington fair yesterday
being shown by tred Slayton, at tue
N'orthfiehl fair the mare took, second
money in the same class. Up to dat
she has taken four 'firsts and one se
cond.
The annual harvest supper given I
the. ladies of the Universalis church
last evening yvas a pronounced success
m every way, I he attendance w-a
good, $31 being taken at the door, the
supiier yvas excellent ana rne entertain
ment was pleasinsr throughout An
anron sale w-as held during the cveniiv
Mrs. F. K. Burr being in charge of tl
table.
The Bane Raneers football team
which poes to Xorthfichl tomorrow, yvill
be composed of the following players
Goal. Cunningham: oacks, &eott
Wright; half backs. Pernio, MeLeod and
Duff: forwards, W ill, Burnett, JHcIntos
Kessock and Lindsay: reserves, MeKen
zie and A. Birnie. Members will meet at
the depot at 11.45 a. m. Per order A,
Wishart, president.
The formation of the parade cent en
nial day at Slontpelier is announced by
A. G. Katon, marshal, as follows: L. b.
troops, batallion First Vermont regi
ment, Norwich University eadets, battal
ion from St. Michael's school, Montpelier
high school and Montpelier seminary,
Uniformed Rank, Knights of Pythias,
Red -Men Modern Woodmen, Knights
Templars, Patriarchs Militant and Wash
ington county veterans. Six bands will
be in the parade and a detachment of
police in lead.
The W. C. T. U. has been fortunate
in securing the services of Miss Florence
H. Walker, instructor of vocal music at
Goddard seminary, to sing at tho Silver
Medal Contest, to be held IKt. drd, at
the Universalist church. Miss Walker
is a pupil of Sliss Elizabeth Reed of
Bofton. She possese a voice of rare
quality and range. Her notes are re
markably rien, viurani ana smuum, aim
under admirable control. Her solo win
add much to the evenings entertainment
of pleasure and profit.
The latest fall styles in hats at $1.50,
$2 00 and $2.50, and the late&t fall
footwear at $3.50 and $4.00 are shown
bv A. A. Smith and Brother. They have
also a large lot of stiff hats yvhich they
are closing out at 05c. The President
suspender sale at 39c is causing a sensa
tion in suspender selling in this city
and vicinity. No one should overlook
their special lot of suitings, which they
are making up to measure, fit guaran
teed, at only $12.95. Seeing is believing.
Read their advertisement on the 4th
page. - -
A. P. ABBOTT & CO. A. P. ABBOTT & CO. A. P. ABBOTT & CO
JUST ABOUT NOW
very lady is planning for the newest and best things for her Fall wardrobe. What FACTS
are you going to consider in making out your list of the things you will need for Fall and
early Winter wear? The nobby Mixed or Covert Coat should be one of the first things to
consider. These garments come in a weight of cloths which makes them desirable for a Fall
Coat and are as heavy as many use for Winter wear. The long Jacket Suit is another item
which should be written in large letters. The Fur-lined Coat will be the craze for cold weather.
At 5.00 a Ladies' 45-inch Coat made
of grey and white and brown and white
mixed good, partially loose, with strap
back, the new full sleeve plaited
into a neat cull.
At $8.50 a very popular Mixed Coat,
5 inches long, medium plain back, dou
ble breast front with collar, plain full
leeve put into a 4-inch cuff.
At $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00 a line
f Mixed Cloth Coats made in a variety
f styles, such as the medium titted
dait back, the Empire and the loose
strapped back, finished tvith broadcloth
or velvet pipings, with cuffs and collars
to match. These are the swell Coats
for early Fall wear.
From $7.50 to $15.00 we can give
you a line of Covert Coats made up in
the best of style and of a quality of
goods yvhich we will guarantee.
Daylig'M
LADIES' COATS.
LADIES' SUITS.
Our line of 45-inch Jacket Suits at
$12.50 are reported to be the best seen
at the price. These Suits are made cf
a good quality wool Venetian cloth.
Jackets are finished with taffeta silk
and silk braid. Skirt of coat is very
full. Nine-gore plaited skirt. Colors
are blue and black.
At $15.00 we are showing a special
value in a Broadcloth Suit. Colors are
blue, brown and black. Made in the
best of style. Coat is 45 inches long
and skirt to coat is very full, finished
with taffeta silk and braid. Very full
seven-gore plaited skirt. Compare this
Suit with many $18.00 or $20.00 Suits.
We can show you the better Suits
in mixed cloths, cheviots and broad
clotliSj colors bh-.o, brown and black, in
a variety of styles to please all. Our
special flne-tjtiality Broadcloth and
Cheviot Suit at $22.50 should be seen
for one to appreciate it value.
TWO THINGS CERTAIN.
One is Vt Lwais' Fur-lined Coat
ar mating a craze. The other is that
lau-r customers will find that some oth
er party has ben ahead of them in their
selections. Furs are not like cloths.
They cannot be made. As soon as th
demand exceeds the supply then up
goes the price.
At $16 50 we are showing a good
quality Cheviot Coat with squirrel lin
ing and astrachan collars, sleeves lined
with good quality sateen with wadding
between. Compare this with $18.00 and
$20.00 Coats you have seen.
At $27.50 we can give you a line of
Coats made of good quality heavy ker
sey, lined with blended lynx and blended
squirrel, blended lynx and blended rat
collars.
Other Coats in the best quality cloths
with blended rat linings, blended otter,
blended squirrel and beaver collars from
$45.00 to $80.00.
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Mr
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New fall neckwear at Moore & Oyvens',
Central Labor fnion meets tonight.
White yvaisting at Vaughan's on Sat
urday.
See our line of furs, all new. Veale
& Knight.
A big line of children's coats on dis
play at Fitts',
See Abbott's special broadcloth suits
in 45-inch coats at io.uu.
Co to McWhorter s for the Dutchess
working trousers, $1.00 to $1.00.
A big skirt sale at Perry's on Satur
dav. A well-made skirt for only $2.00.
The largest and best assortment of
household goods o-" the season at City
Auction rooms. SutunJuy nignt.
Mrs. Georgiana Morse has sold through
the D. A. Ferry Real F.state agency a
house and lot on Hill street to local
parties who buy for investment.
One extension table, 6 dining chairs
(good as new), combination lied couch,
mantle bed, one heater, all the (lining
and kitchen utensils, one full dinner
et. one sewing machine are among the
iirticles which will be sold at City Auc
tion rooms Saturday night.
Your Price is Here !
About how much would you like to pay for your Fall and
Winter Suit? Name your price and we'll show you a
Suit that will more than meet your expectations. Whether
rigid economy compels you to make the most of a $10.00
Suit, or a handsome income justifies the wearing of a lux
urious $25.00 outfit, we'll give you the best your money
can buy. We insure you satisfaction at any price. Our
Clothes are perfect. Our Suits show every mark of ex
pert workmanship in all those little devices which cause
garments to retain their style and originality and to look
well to the very last day they are worn.
Frank McWhorter,
One Price Men's and Boys' Outfitter,
Telephone Call 218-4. Blanchard Block. 20 and 22 North Main St.
A Flesh and Blood Story.
"Ruined Lives" is the title of tbe play,
blazoned upon the bill boards as the at-1
traction at the opera house for next
Tuesday. It is a comedy drama. Its !
story is a flesh and blood one, while its
characters are human ones. And so
cleverly has the author looked after the
element of laughter that the entire un
folding of a double murder is presented
to the audience in a most hilarious com
edy scene between a Dutch butcher boy,
an Irish section foreman and a tough
girl of the slangy sort. Among the play
ers to be seen are Will Crimans, W. J.
Shea, Harry Weston, Rita Harlan, Rose
Levalle and" Mildred Hyland. An elabor
ate staging yvill also be seen.
Fresh Daily.
BARRE CANDY KITCHEN
FANCY CHICKEN WHEAT
Work Shoes !
Made on comfortable, easy-fitting
lasts, uppers of heavy,
flexible calf skin, solid leather
innersoles and counters, double
sole and shank supporting the
arch, thereby making it an easy
Shoe on the foot. Every pair
guarant eed to be worth the
price and we live up to the
guarantee. Bals, Eluchers and
Congress. Sold at this store.
The best you ever saw. Try our Mixed Poultry
Cain. It is composed of five different grains.
THE AVERILL MILLS,
fa TELEPHONE [phone] SOUTH WAIN STREET, BARRE, VT. r
steal v
W. J. McLEAN,
200 North Main Street
BOXING
And Bag Punching are
pleasant and healthy ex
ercises. We have the
finest Bags and Gloves
that are made. Prices
. are very reasonable.
TheAVERiTMUSICColV
allies at La
Special sale on Nectar Canned Corn to clean up stock
before new arrival. This is one of the best brands of Corn
packed. Not the ordinary, cheap three-for-a-quarter kind,
but a No. i Corn.
This sale, three cans for - - - - - . 25c
Fresh lot of Concord Grapes, fancy stock, per basket, 14c
Fresh lot of Delaware Grapes, fancy stock, per basket, 16c
Preserving Pears, per peck, - - - . 45c
Nice Eating Apples, per peck, - - - . 25c
Nice Sweet Apples, per peck, - - . - . 25c
Oyster Crackers, three pounds for - - .' - . 25c
Cranberries, per quart, - - - - - 10c
Meat Department.
Green Corn, per dozen ears, - - . - . 10c
Fresh Native Fowls, per pound, - - . 16c
Fresh Native Chickens, per pound, - . . 20c
Best Boston Celery, per bunch, - - - 12 l-2c
Fresh Providence River Oysters, per quart, - - 40c
F. D. LADD, Leading Cash Grocer.