The Barre daily times., September 30, 1905, Page 8, Image 8

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THE BAILEE DAILY TIMES. SEPT. 30, UtVa.
UAOTY AND PMKl
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Our Garment Department has won a reputation for having the RIGHT GOODS
AT THE RIGHT PRICES, Quality, style and value will be found exactly as repre
sented, and in no case are they misrepresented to crowd a sale. On these grounds
we believe we merit a share of your patronage.
SUITS The latest models in Tailored
Suits may be seen here. A special is a $15.00
Cheviot Suit with velvet and braid trimmings.
COATS New in design, perfect in work
manship and right in price. A leader is a
Mixture in the newest style, nicely tailored,
velvet 'trimmings, at $8.50.
fUR LINED COATS We have made a
special of these and are showing a big line at
prices we don't believe can be matched else
where. Ask to see our $18.00 value.
FURS We have a tremendous line of
Furs, every one carefully selected. A popu
lar priced line of Mink, Fox, Beaver, Stone
Martin and Opossum. We make a special
of a $5.00 Scarf.
WAISTS Popular priced Waists are the
ones we are strong on this year. A special is
one at $1.39. Good as some $2.00 ones
and better than others.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES To see our
line will make the mother of every Miss glad.
The biggest line we have ever shown.
RIGHT GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES.
TELEPHONE
408-11
NO. MAIN ST.,
BARRE, VT.
evness in footwear !
All the Latest and Best Ideas That the Shoe
maker's Art Affords Are Found in
" ELVA" Shoes For Women.
Low Top Seven-button Boots in patent leather and
gun metal calf, welt soles of oak tanned leather, drop toe,
for $3,50 per pair.
Patent Leather Lace Boots, swing last, extension sole,
drop toe, for $3.50 and $4.00 per pair.
Blucher Cut Boots, kid or gun metal calf, light and
medium-weight soles, for $3.00 per pair.
: Barre Shoe Co.,
131 North Main St., - - - Barre, Vermont.
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1905.
Weather Prediction.
Partly cloudy tonight; somewhat
warmer m western Connecticut and Last
em Maine. Sunday cloudy.
ote These Prices.
fancy fresh Concord Grapes, large Invoice,
1 3c each or two baskets for 25c
fancy Delaware Grapes, per basfcer ........ 1 6c
fancy Preierviog Fears, per peck 40c
apt CoJ Cranberries, per quart 1 Oc
fancy Bananas and Oranfes low prices, too.
Bargains in cut Meats Saturday night
Fancy Kew White Clover Honey, per box . . 20c
Fancy Western Ramp or Sirloin Steak, per lb 23c
Best Western Round Steak, per pound 16c
Fancy Western Beet Roasts, per pound 1 2 to 1 8c
Fancy Spring Chickens, per pound 20c
Fancy Hind Legs of Lamb, per pound ...... 20c
WILLARD & DIX,
Telephone [phone] South Main Street, Barre, Vt.
THE LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST CLOTHING STORE IS TOWN. 9
Harry A. Segel. Myman D. Segel's Estate Thomas Brady, jjj
NOW WE HAVE A
1 Fall Display of Clothing f
THAT STANDS UNRIVALED.
2 For man and boy for every occasion, for every figure -we
and appearance. Come in and see the Suits at these prices:
$6 SUITS $9 SUITS $10 SUITS $12 SUITS $15 SUITS
AT AT AT AT AT
$4.9S $5.98 $8.98 $9.90 $12.00
TALK OFTHE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
Embroidered collars, 10c at Abbott's.
Children's new coats at Veale &
Knight's.
There will be a series dance in Hale's
Pavilion this evening.
See the black broadcloth skirt for
only $2.50 at Vaughan'a.
William LeClair went to Burlington
this morning on a visit .
McWhorter's line of suits and odd
trousers for boys 13 complete.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Henry Jackson went
to Burlington this morning for a visit
over Sunday.
Miss Lilla Dver of Concord, N. H.,
is visiting Mis Mary E. White for a
tew weeks. Aluss Dyer tonnerly resided
in tins city.
A single can of LAWRENCE Paint
will cover 300 square feet, two coats
a fact you can prove by getting a can
at E. A. Prindle s.
Manufacturers having first-class ran
dom stock monuments for sale can dis
pose of them for cash. Address Averill
Granite Co., Iiarre, t.
Mrs. John Davis, who lias been visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
White for a week, went to her home in
Deerhekl, JN. 1L, today.
Mr. Russell, who is visiting at Geo.
W. Hunt's, is a leader in the Anti-saloon
League and an organizer in the Loyal
Legion of ashington, V. C
The Ideal Book and Stationery store
has secured the exclusive sale for Barre
of the Carter, Rice & Co.'s Malta Linen
writing tablets. These tablets sell for
ten cents although' they are worth double
the price.
A break in the city water pipe, where
it goes through the brook at the corner
of Pearl and bummer streets, was dm
covered this morning and the brook is
being uncovered so that repairs in the
pipe can be made.
Miss Grace Worthen of this city, who
entered the Boston Normal School of
Physical Culture this fall, passed the
best physical test of any scholar that
haa ever entered the school and she also
lifted the heaviest weight.
One extension table, 6 dining chairs
(good as new), combination bed couch
mantle bed, one heater, all the dining
and kitchen utensils, one full dinner
setj one sewing machine are among the
articles which will be sold at City Auc
tion rooms Saturday night.
TALK OFJTHE TOWN.
Mis Mary Owen returned today from
a two wi'i-k-t' vaiitti'in at Jtli!t'hcm, N.
II.
Nil.-s South w.n-tli of Wet Fairlce U
visiting at C. S. Wallace's fur a few
diiys.
Mis. A lire Purvee went to Burlington
vestii,l,iv fur a few days visit with
friends.
The Ladifs of Chin Gordon wil hold
their animal fair in Half's Pavilion Oct.
I'J, 2u. and -.
J. M. Boutwell and rmrtv of friends
went on an automobile trip to the Ely
mines yesterday. j
Angelo Scampini and his Mster, Miss
Mary Scampini went to Boston today
for a week's visit.
Mrs. Ilattie B. Minard has just re
ceived a nfw line of full hats. Call and
see them at 26 Elm street.
Hughes' livery has moved today to its
new stables on Merchant street, near
Summer. Telephone 11(5-21.
Fred Breyea, Jr., entertained his
schoolmates at a corn roast at his
home on Trow Hill last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bussed and sister from
Washington, D. C, also Mrs. Briggs of
.orthheld, are visiting their cousins,
Mrs. Geo. W. Hunt and Mr. Geo. Cram.
To lit of churches represented in the
Silver Medal prize speaking contest, the
Methodist chureh should be added. Ver
non Wells is the speaker from that
church.
Segel (i Bradv received a large line of
medium weight hunting coats, driving
coats, working coats in leather, corduroy,
duck, canvass, sheep skin lined and tin
lined, all waterproof, at very low prices.
C. Li. Gurrer returned tins morning
from a six weeks' western trip, during
which he visited Lanclaive, vis., St
Joe, Mich, and Rochester, Minnesota.
Mr. Currier savs that he likes the West
pretty well, but prefers Vermont with
the weather like the present. He will
remain in Barre several weeks before
going to Brooklyn.
Companion Court, Granite City held a
public whist party in their hall in the
Worthen block, lhursday evening, Sept
23. Prizes were given and were won as
follows: First, Atloe Marriani and
Emma Bergeron with a seore of 71 6-10,
and the booby by O. B. Carpenter and
Mrs. Kobert Jnglis, score 42. Kctresh-
mcnt were served and a general good
time enjoyed.
Next Sunday is known in the Salva
tion Army as "Memorial Sunday" all
over the United States, in loving memory
of all those who have fought the fight
and won, and have heard the glad "Well
done", and have gone into eternal rest.
Special memorial services in the S. A.
hall next Sunday afternoon and evening.
All will be welcome. On Tuesday, Oct.
3rd Major Barter, our divisional officer,
will give us a special visit and will con
duct a very special meeting at 7 p. in.
on Depot Square, and the meeting in the
hall. AH our mends should kindly note
this and make tip their minds to be
present. Do not forget - the date, Oct.
3rd. .
1 Higher grades at $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00 are beauties. 2
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We nave swept asiac years 01 trauuiuns ami uic wuuucuui
growth of this Clothing Store is the best argument in favor
of its worth. Our Clothing combines style and utility with
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2 in the newest fabrics, the correct patterns and the perfection
of fit, linked to prices that we positively guarantee matchless
tor the garments represented, vve are at your scrviuc.
Segefs & Brady,
M Main Street,
Bolster's Brick Block. Barre, Vt,
ifZ GET THE HAUIT AND TKADK AX BH.Cilil.8 M niiiui D. if
SATURDAY
CANDY.
full weight and better than
most forty-cent kinds. Only
RED CROSS
PHARMACY.
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Furs
We can show you an
up-to-date line for this
season. All we ask is
for you to see them
and be convinced that
you get the best of val
ues at this store.
Vcalc & Knight
Currier Building, Barre, Vt.
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to extend our thanks to all
who so kindly aided us durinjr our bere
avement and alo for the beautiful flow
ers at the funeral.
Peter Park and family.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
FOUND Between D. L. Wood' and James
Horn's, a purse containing a stuull amount of
mouey. Owner cn have name by proving prop
erty and paving for this advertisement. Misa
Ina Wood, iiarre, Vt., K. F. I. No. a. loot!
UNION MADE
All the latest styles for Fall and Winter
now in stock. Buy the best, RALS
TON HEALTH." Sold only by the
People's Shoe Store
C. S. ANDREWS, Prop.,
1 57 North Main St., Barre, Vt.
eivJarejiv.icedof
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ROBERTS,
124 No. Main St.,
Barre.
Fall and Winter
Korn-Made
Clothing!
As vou no doubt know, we are the sole dis
pensers of Korn-Made" Clothes in this vicinity.
Our tables are now full and ready for your in
spection. The many good points about our
Clothes are so sell-evident that it is as easy for
you to observe them as it is for us to describe
them. The materials principally used in our gar
ments are Worsteds, Cheviots, Cassimeres, Serges
and Thtbets, in both plain and fancy effects. The
prices range from $5.0() to $22.00.
Top Coats.
Our Top Coats for Fill are cut with a boxy
effect and are very stylish in appearance. Prices
$5.00 to $12.00. . Our Single and Double
breasted Overcoats, like this cut, are garments
which are in great vogue among young and middle-aged
men. They have gained popularity be
cause they are satisfactory in every sense of th e
word. Prices for these are $5.00 to $20.00.
Excellent patterns in fancy plaids, etc. Also Blacks and Oxford Greys.
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Union Clothing Store,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS,
Telephone 126-2. Old Skating Rink Building, 0pp. Depot Square.
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Special Inducements
Offered to Trade at Our Store!
Fresh Cranberries, per quart... 10c
Useful Cooking Utensils given with Washington Baking Pow
der, per pound..., 50c
Beautiful Plates given with Granite City Biking Powder, a can, 20c
Don't fail to secure a set of Cups and Saucers given tree with
Special Offer Coffee, per pound.... , 35c J
Wieele Stick Coupons redeemed. 2
Bring your Babbitt's Soap Cards and get eight cakes tor...... 25c
PARK & STEPHEN,
I Telephone 12-4. 66 North Main St., Barre, Vt. 3
5 a
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15c
15c
FOR SATURDAY, Salted Peanuts that are
new and crisp for only 15c per pound
at E. A. DROWN'S, 48 North Akin Street.
15c
15c
We Make a Specialty
Of Salt Pork, Lard, Sausage
and our own Dried Beef.
HAVE YOU TRIED THEM?
SMITH & CUMINGS,
Telephone [phone] North Main Street.
ioncord Orepes
Telephone 3 1 -3.
Fresh cut, ripe, No. I
in every way, just ar
rived, two baskets, 25c.
iOKers
Shredded
iocoenu
Fresh goods direct from factory, equal those you pay
fancy prices for. Only 5c per package, full 1-4 pouai.
L. M. AVERILL,
Opposite City Park,
Barre. Vermont