The Barre daily times., December 08, 1905, Image 8

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Cheaper, to
Yes, it Is Cheaper.
Why ? Because every one of the hundreds of Skirts we have in stock
was made up when the material was at least twenty per cent less than the
same quality at this time. ; ;
THREE SPECIALS
At $3.98, one with seven
gores, nicely plaited - plum
full of style it would sell
at 1 5.00 easily.
Others in Serges,
TELEPHONE
408-11
First Quality IRybbsi
That means the kind we sell, the Wales Goodyear and
Mishawaka Ball Band. Owing to the prevailing high prices
the market is flooded with second quality goods. Buying
your Rubber Goods here assures you that you are getting
the best and at the lowest possible prices. Note these prices
on Hurons, a One buckle Shoe for wool boots and leggins:
Youths', no heel.. ...... $.90
Youths', heel.. ".. 1.15
: Boys', unlined.... 1.25
Boys", lined and extra heavy..... 1.35
Men's, lined and unlined 1.50
Men's, wool-lined, rolled edge 1.75
Remember That These Ate First Quality Goods.
We Carry No Otter.
Barre Shoe Co.,
131 North Main St.,
Cherub's Kisses!
Only 7 cents per quart. Sweetest of all Molasses'
Candy. See our window.
E. A. DROWN.
43 Ho. Main St.,
I NOTICE
Keep looking until you find 140 North
Main Street, where you will find one of
the finest lines of .
Watches, Clocks, Silverware, Cut Glass,
Jewelry and Sterling Silver Novelties
In the city and at the lowest price, goods
considered.
1 All Goods EngravedlFree While Yot Wait.
E. O. HOLMES,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN,
Gordon Block, - - ' Barre, Vermont.
ELECTRIC LIGHT
Beautifies the Home &
NO Work - - It's Clean
No Worry - Can't Explode
Consolidated Lighting Company,
Phone 49-2, Elm St.. Barre. Phone 324-4. Montpelier.
"WANTED, 1000 OVERCOATS
Cloaks and Dresses to Color.
Virst-class Work, Reasonable Prices.
MONTPELIER DYE HOUSE,
9t Maia St., Montpelier, Vt.
Buy Skirts Ready lade
At $ 5.00, a pretty quality
of panama in blues and blacks,
9 gores, all accordeon plaited
at bottom except front gore.
At $5.00 this is a hummer.
Mohairs, Worsted Mixtures and
HOMER m
IS
Barre, Vermont.
Opp. Nat'l BanK.
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No fumes
No Soot
. . Just Light
Can't Smoke
PIG PORK, corn fed. No Sweeter
or better Salt Pork to be bad. II
pounds for $1.00. Special price for
larger quantities.
Telephone 31-3.
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At $6.98, is a cheviot, ex
tra fine fully strapped, 7
gores and the most service
ble Slcirta we show.
Cheviot Serges.
NO. MAIN ST.,
BARRE, VT.
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1905.
Weather Prediction.
Fair tonight, warmer in Vermont and
New Hampshire, cold in, eastern Maine.
Saturday fair, followed by rain in south
ern, portion, in afternoon, or night.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Christinas cards and post cards at
O. J. Dodge's.
Walter. Junior went to Wells River
today on business.
; Fur and fur-lined gloves and mittens
at Moore & Owens'. .
Dr. Clement and wife went to Troy,
X. Y. today on & visit.
Mr. and MY. Charles Jacques went
to Palmer, Conu., today to visit rela
tives. There will be a whist party in Odd
Fellows' hall, Gordon block, on Satur
day evening, Dec. 9.
Furniture, dishes and all sorts of use
ful articles solicited for the rummage
sale. Bring them in today and tomor
row morning.
There will be a regular 'meeting of
Canton Vinton, Xo. 9, this Friday, even.
ing at 7.30 o'clock. Election of officers.
Per order Commandant.
SHOT WIFE AND MOTHER.
Double Crime by a Pharmacist in Pres
byterian Hospital,
New York, Dec. S. Alfred P. Frelich,
a pharmacist in the Tresbytwian hospi
tal, shot and instantly killed his wife,
Fannie, and licr mother, Mrs. Anna Hoe
flung, in his home in Brooklyn yester
day. After the shooting lie pocketed the
levolver and stepping over In wiles
liody, w alked out of the house. He gave
i himself up to a policeman he met in the
street and va locked up after refusing
to make any statement.
Frelich had met his wife while she was
employed m a stenographer in the lios
pital and thev were married about five
years ago. They have one child and the ;
bullets t hat ended the mother-in-law's
life came near killing the baby , with j
whom its grandmother was playing at'
the time. j
A doctor who examined the prisoner
at the station house said he was suffer
ing from nervous prostration,
NIAGARA FALLS FUTURE.
Monslgnor Laflamme Thinks They Will
Last Several Years. .
Ottawa, Dec. 8. The full report of
Monsicnor Laflamme on his investiga-
i tion of "Niagara Falls was piven out
by the government yesterday. The com
putations made as to the rate of retro
cession of the falls, he says, show wide
diverfjenre, K retrocession advances the
limestone beds increase, and therefore
the wearing away process will be slow
er. Cnibau says that in rs,000 years
Niagara will disappear and the great
lakes with the exception of Lake On
tario will drain into the Mississippi,
but it is impossible to form anything
like an accurate estimate as to the
process of retrocession. Monsignor La
ilamme's report says that Canadian wat
ers are unlikely to suffer greatly from
retrocession for many years.
"There are," he adds, "few scientific
problems in which the personal equation
plays so great a part."
GEN. PORTER GENEROUS.
Asks No Reimbursement for His Search
For Paul Jones' Body.
New York, Dec, 8. -General Horace
Porter, former American ambassador to
France, has written a letter to Congress
man Henry T. Rainey, requesting that
the congressman abandon his proposed
intention to move an appropriation by
Congress to reimburse General Porter
for the sums of money expended in the
work of recovering the body of John
Paul Jones.
ITe suggests that" any amount which
Congress may think due him bo added
to the contemplated appropriation for
ornamenting the crypt of the chapel at
Annapolis, which has been made the
permanent resting place of Admiral
Jones' body.
LASD. Nearly all Leaf Lard from
corn fed pigs, ia bulk or in twenty,
thirty and sixty pound ash tubs at
lowest possible prices.
L. AVERILL,
TALK OF .THE-TO wW
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
Sw'iiil Christmas handkerchief sale
at Abbott-.
.Tnhii f'asnnl loft lu.t uight for Italy
to pi'iid tho winter.
llii )niiLiiiii!r to tints pianos.
Women's worsted slippers on wool
soles in assorted colors at V. J. Mc
MeLean's. Saturday forenoon is not too late to
leave your packages at the gas oflice for
the Rum mage tSale.
News has been received in this city
from Italy of the death of Joseph Casani,
formerly of this city.
A great many things have been re-
waved for the Rummage Sale, but more
could be disposed of.
Bo not forget to bring your contri
butions to the Rummage Sale, Dee. 8
and 9, at the gas otliee
The advertising scheme just about be-
inj launched by B. W. Hooker & Co.
U certainly a novelty. It will take, we
venture to say.
; Mm Florence Hammond, who lias been
book-keeper in Scott & Townsend's ,of
fiee, has hushed work there and leaves
today for her home in Zanemlle, Ohio,
REV. I. C. SMART CALLED.
A Burlington Congregational Church Af
ter Pittsfield Man.
liurlington, Dec 8. The College Street
Congregational church last evening voted
to call Rev. I. C. Smart of Pittsfield,
Mass., as its pastor. The Rev. I. C.
Smart is regarded as o.ie of the ablest
preachers in western Massachusetts, and
he is highly esteemed, both as a minister
and as a citizen, as well as a man. He
is about 45 years of age, being the son
of the Rev. Dr. V. S. Smart, who for
many tears was pastor of the Consrre
gational church in Brandon, and who
alno served a long pastorate in Albany,
-N. i . lie is a graduate ot Amherst col
lege, where he was orator of his class,
and of Union Theological seminary. He
was installed a3 pastor of his present
ciiureh soon after completing ma course
in the seminary, and his pastorate has
continued there for twenty years with
uninterrupted success.
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
Dr. George w. Phillips Is to Leave a
Rutland Church.
Rutland, Dec. 8. The resignation of
the Kev. Dr. George W. Phillips as pas
tor of the local Congregational church,
was accepted at a meeting of the church
held last night, the vote standing 63
for and 33 against it. The date on
which the resignation shall take effect
was fixed by ballot at July 1, 1906.
The society held a meeting immediately
after that of the church and concurred
with the action of the latter.
VINCITIA LODGE,
NO. 10, K. of P.
Castle Ilall in Blan
chard Block. Regular
meetings on Tuesday
evening at 7:30.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
WANTKIl A loan of t.n0 on rest estate
worth 2,mk. For particulars jip!jr at 1). A,
Perry Keal Rutate Agency. SS6W
ROOMS To BENT Furniiibed, in the
bent of location. F.lectrie iielits and lurnace
heat. Apply t 31 Jefferson street. 2--518
SATURDAY
CANDY
full weight and better than
most 40-cent kinds. Only
RED CROSS
PHARMACY
LIFE IS SHORT
And Now is the Time
To Save Money.
Buy your goods at the great
CLOSING OUT SALE
Now going on at A. Tomasi's
store, where you can get goods
at your own price. Come quick
for the goods must go.
A. TOMASI,
. Tomasi Block,
Cor, Maia and Merchant Sts., Barre.
ASH MEAT TUBS, 20, 30, 60 and
200-pound, new, except once used.
Prices low. Also heavy No. 1 twenty
gallon Stone Jarr,
A. A. bMlin
w(SD0fl
In investigating the great
Reduction Sale on Cold
Weather Goods now on
at our store.
Undervvearl Underwear!
Large lot of Camel's Hair
and Natural .Wool Un
derwear. Shirts double
breast and back, double-
seated Drawers. Regular
$1.25 grades to close at
89c
Large lot Double-braested
Fleece-lined Underwear to
dose at
47c
Cashmere and Woolen Hosiery
Large lot of Heavy Wool
en Socks, reduced from
50c, to close at - 39c
Lot of heavy Socks, re
duced from 35c to 23c
Lot 25c Cashmere Hose
to close at- - - J 5c
Felt and Sheepskin Shoes
A large lot of Felt and
Sheepskin Shoes, with
rubber, felt or leather
soles, regular $2.50 or
$3.00 grades, to dose at
$f.98
ROBBER FO OTWEAR
Lot $2.50 two buckle Arctics
to dose at - - $1.98
Lot $ 1 .5 0 and $ 1 .75 one-backle
Arctics to close at - $1.39
Lot $1.25 Cloth Top Robbers
to close at - - 98c
Lot $1.25 Leggins and Felts
to close at - - S9c
Gloves and Mittens
At a Great' Reductico.
Large lots of $1.25 and $1.50
Gloves and Kittens in all styles
and weights to close at 89c
Lot of 75c Gloves and Kittens
to close at - - - 49c
Far Lined Glovts and Mittens
are shown by us in large as
sortments at from $2.00 to
$8.00.
Flannel Shirts at a Bargain!
Large lots of $1.50 Flannel
Shirts, with and without col
lars, in blue, gray, crimson and
brown colors, to close at 98c.
A. A. SMITH. & BRO,
Men's Outfitters,
Miles Granite Block, - - Barre, Vt.
NEW RAISINS, Rice, Minute Tapi
oca,Sago.also Bell's Poultry Seasoning,
Sage, Thime, Spices and old-fashioned
Porto Rico Molasses.
Opposite
m ! 11 ' t rtimni.nii nnl mim urnimni i r " i
Christmas Towels!-.-
The kinds you will be looking for later,
are here now. The time to invest is when
the assortment is good. We are offering
exceptional values this season. Be sure
and see our new line. Prices range as fol
lows: 10c, 15c, 25c, 50c and 75c each.
VEALE & KNIGHT,
Telephone 123-2.
USI05 CLOTHING COMPANY.
"Tilt CAT
So has real Overcoat weather. You need an Overcoat now for warmth
i well aa appearance. If you cr your boy need one come to t. Pricea
for Men'a Overcoats, $5.00 to $20 00. Pricea for Boys Overcoats,
$2.50 to $5 00.
, Boys' and Children's Department In this department we we
showing the largest aelection ever abown in Barre. See our Special School
Suits at $2.00. .
Shoe and Rubber Department We have nevr shown such
large variety of Footwear as we are showing this season. All kinds of Rub
ber Shoes for Men, Women, Boys and Children, Heavy Rubbers for the
Workingman, Leggins, Felt Shoes, in fact everything in Footwear. Every
pair of Rubbers staid with our guarantee. Come here for Rubber Goods.
Union Clothing Store,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS,
Telephone 126-2. Old Skating Rink Building, Opp. Depot Square.
"iirrdOD OaiiHicra noma
ooooooooo DOOOOOOOOOOOOO
i Home of "Ball Dand" I
0 No store anywhere has a more complete stock of O
8 Overs and 1 Boots to keep feet from getting cold or wet Q
than ours. Every conceivable thing in "Mishawaka" V
O " Ball Band " Knit Boots. Socks and Overs in stock, and O
0 at prices that are right. Now is the time to protect your-
O self from colds and possibly
I mmrsMoi store, 5
O 157North Main St. C S. ANDREWS, PropV. O
An advertisement in the Times
will bring sure results;
onael
The Big, Best Chance!
We now offer an excellent opportunity for
economical, satisfactory Christmas buying
that nobody can afford to miss. Come to us.
THE OLD RELIABLE JEWELRY STORE,
Depot Sqaare, Barre. FRED KING, Proprietor.
ORDER EARLY
WE HAVE A FULL LINE Of HOLIDAY
GOODS NOW ON DISPLAY.
The first pick is always .the best pick, and the wise
shopper is buying Christmas goods NOW and avoid the
"last minute" rush. " "
Be wise. Come now. Pick out what you want and we
will take good care of it for you and deliver when you want it.
D. F. DAVIS, "Tte Druggist,"
262 North Main St., - - - . Barre, Vermont.
LARGE SWEET APPLES, Fancy
Eating Pears, Sweet Potatoes, Cran
beiries. Oranges, New Dates, Pears to
pickle or preserve.
City Park,
Currier Building, Barre, Vt.
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
CAME BACK"
MJTYdKOD OJCIHIOID HOIMA
pneumonia. Q
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for CHRISTMAS
SALT SALMON, new, red and
heavy. Boiled Gder Fieklcs, Tarns,
Preserves, Marmalade, Ketchup, etc.
They are sure to please you.
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