The Barre daily times., March 13, 1906, Page 8, Image 8

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TIJE PJULY TTMES. HAftCH 13. 6
Ladles'
Home Journal
Patterns
Prices I
o SViOVS
Ladies
Home Journal
Pa turns
AND
tINEI
) COATS
Our policy of a "clean stock for all .seasons" makes it imperative that the few
Winter Coats must go even though at a big loss. '
If interested you can buy a Coat now probably for less than can be bought even
at wholesale again for years to come., , , ,
' We may not have your size but it will pay you to investigate.
1 COON COAT nicely striped up, size 40, value $60.00, for - $37.50
4 ELECTRIC, SEAL COATS, sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, values $30.00 19.00 .
,. 5 FUR DRIVING COATS, Black Dog and Russian Calf, " up to 32.50 1 9.50
, V 5 FUR LINED COATS, special values at $27.50 for 19.50
' 6 FUR LINED COATS, values up to $45.00, for - - 29.50
Anything We May Have Left in Fur Neck Pieces or Muffs at Very, VERY Low Prices
Eldrodge Sewing
MscMces, $21.95
rSTTS
- Efdrsdge Sewing
Machines, $2150
I THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1906.
Weather Prediction. .
. Cloudy, probably with scattered ligfit
snots-, and slowly rising temperature to
flight and Wednesday. Light variable
winds. .
Here's that everlasting Shoe puzzle
again. '
"Shall I buy a pair of those highly
advertized shoes; doesen'tthe cost of all
that expensive advertising come OUT
OF THE SHOE?" 1
"Shall I buy the same kind I did
last time even if they did prove to be
pretty poor bargains?"
V Wff rsmfrrfn1Ivsii(T-
- .... .
gest that the solution is in our possession
at this store, a crisp, fresh,, dependable
pair of the
LUDGATE SHOE
FOR MEN.
Made to suit you from the moment
you first put them on until they arc dis
carded for a new pair.
It
lit
Barrc Shoe Co.,
131 North Ham St.,
Banc, Vermont.
NORTHERN SHOE COn
Burlington, Vt.
HARD WICK SHOE CO
Hardvrlck. Vt.
TALK OFJHE TOWN
Waldorf white waists at Abbott's.
Some more of those 79c wrappers at
Perry's.
A complete line of 27-ineh taffeta
silks at .Hi
Could -V. to South Ryegatc
today on l.
Sir. George .Vi.cn went to Burlington
today for a iiit with friends.
Mrs. B. A. Eastman went to West
Fairlee today to visit relatives.
Clinton Heath went to Hartford,
Conn., today for a few days' visit.
i Net'licea shirts, new patterns, just re
ceived at the Frank McWhortcr Co.
, store.
' Mr. and Mr. W. E. Raskins went to
Wells River today, there they will stay
for several weeks.
j Miss Agnes William returned last
night from a two weeks' visit with rela
tives ia New York.
j George H. Pratt, who has been visit
ing at the home f Frank Morgan, went
:to White Rive,' Juuction today.
j Albert Hahow, Mrs. Ardin Ordway
and William Ilslvosa returned last even
ing from Hartford, Conn., where they
were called by the death of their brother,
Charles Halvosa.
j The Congregational Ladies' Aid' so
ciety will meet at the church parlors
Wednesday afternoon at 2.30. U
dies having table cloths belonging to
th society are requested to return tbem
that afterftoon.
I MM Segcl & Brady's
THE ENTIRE STOCK. TO BE CLOSED OUT AT
ONCE TO SATISFY CREDITORS
A big cut in prices. Our fine-made and ready-to-wear
Clothing and Furnishings, Shoes and Rubber Goods for men,
boys and children. Doors were thrown open Saturday,
March 3d, for the great Bankrupt Sale. Nearly fifteen thou
sand dollars worth of the finest, latest and most desirable
kinds of Fall, Winter and Spring Merchandise, ready-to-wear
for men, boys andchildren is to be sacrificed in price
at once from 25, 35 to 50 per cent on the dollar from the
regular retail prices and former values,
f This sale will last from 30 to 60 days, according to how
these mighty under prices will last. VVe have arranged the
stock for easy handling and marked prices for quick sales, as
the stock must be sold out at once to turn the same into
read v cash to satisfy our creditors, and our customers will
reap a rich harvest by faking advantage of these big bargains
of the worthy kind. Come at once to this Bankrupt Sale.
All goods are marked in plain figures and one price to all.
Respectfully yours,
SEGEL & BRADY,
Barre, Vermont.
A MATTER OF HEALTH
Absolutely Pure
MS HQ SUBSTITUTE
A Cream of Tartar Powder,
freo from alum or phe
phatlo acid
ROYAL 8 A KINO POW0ER CO., NEW YORK.
Bolster Block, if 8 Main St.,
E
I' OX EATON. Mffrs.
J. E. JIOBA.V, Kesi.lent Mgr.
THURSDAY, MARCH 15TH.
Mr. L. R. Willarn Offers
HENRYHORTON
IN THE LAUGHING COMEDY
SUCCESS OF NEW YORK
TALK OFJFHE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
' Readers.
; New muslin waists tt Abbott's.
Max Raiside is on the sick list today.
New spring suits (jus beautiful) at
Fitts'.
Bane in a Nutshell. See it at the
Barre Book Store. ,
John Mitchell went to Burlington this
morning on business.
Dr. C. F. Camp was in Xbrtbfield last
night in consultation on a case.
H. R. Dole of Pike, X. H., is in the
city on a business visit.
The Methodist choir will nieet for re-,
hearsal tbU week on Wednesday even
ing. Mrs. Abram Mann, who has been seri
ously ill, is now reported to be on the
-Miss Belle Chandler of the telephone
office is confined to her home with ill
illness. There will be a meeting of the clerks'
union on Wednesday evening at 7
o'clock. ' 1
W. A. Blake and son, Carl, of North -field
are visiting at the home of B. P.
WilJey.
Tickets for the performance of "Eben
Holden" now ou sale at the Bed Cross
Pharmacy.
I. C. Ellis and Edward Weseott of
Xorthficld were in the city on business
yesterday. . -
Born, early this morning to Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Nut of Hill street, a nine
pound son. ' y ,
The Philomathiaus will meet with
Mrs. N. D. Phelps Tuesday evening at
7.15 sharp.
Rejrular review of the L. 0. T. M.,
(Wednesday, March 14, at 7 p. m., For
esters' hall.
j Dan Morse went to New York yss
'tcrday to purchase goods for Abbott'
Daylight store.
J The Athena club will meet with Mrs.
G. L. Bates, 7 Orange street, Tuesday
evening at 7.30.
The closing out sale of footwear in
Perry & Camp's shoe store is meeting
with great success.
John Connick left hut night for Bos
ton to attend the automobile show which
is being held this week.
Nathan eff left this noon for Leo
minster, MabS., where he has secured a
position. Mrs. Sell will join him there
nest week.
Come to the 8. A. bMl on Wednesday,
the 14th. at 7.30 p. m., and hear the
straight talk on "Salvation"
body welcome.
Miss Flora Carmiclutel of
Ont., is visiting her niece, Mrs. Arthur
Pierce. After a short visit sne win en
ter the Heaton hospital at Montpelior to
train for a nurse. ;
".Stop, Paddy, doht kill Uiui like
that, htop I tell ye." Micky Cassidy
is not the man to vnmuiit murder a
vou' will see if you come to the Siege
of Limerick Saturday, March 17th.
"Over the Tea Cuds" will have a Do
mestic Science social at the home of
Mrs. A. D. Morse, Thursday aftarnoou,
March 15th. The committee in charge
would like to ee all members present.
Mnnajrer A. W. Daley of last year's
Intercity ball team with Eddie Burns,
the popular pitcher of the same pennant i
winners, isji.r iiirnu in vuu mm
aftcruewn. Burns is attending a jew days
in Montpelior.
A sugar social was held in the veMry
of tho Uuhersalist chuich last even
ing, and aliout 150 persons availed them
selves of the opportunity of trying new
maple syrup on snow. i.eorjf tcicimra
on made the sugar which was used and
presided at the etipur pun.
A four-hoi'e stone team bcloupinp to
Waiver Smith met with a mishap while
cossing the car track in front of the
Blaiirlmrd block this noon. A nut on
(he axle broke, lettinpr the wheel conin
olF and causitiir the loud to land on thu
jiavfinent. Blocks and jacks were pro
cured and the wagon righted after de
laying the electric car service for some
time. '
Howe's moving jiictures are always
wclcomcl in lUrre with u, full house and
lufit cvcniiiif was no exception to the rule.
Kvcrv cut was taken and many mor."
could hnve been sold if the house had
hud a larger capacity. Few pictures
which were given the lit time this
nonuliir entertainment wm here were ic-
pcflted, and alnioKt everything was new
and hizhlv interesting. As people went
out after the Inst, picture the remark
was often heard, "They get better every
year." There certainly can not bo. much
Lnprovejvent over l,it evening's exhibition.
A. A. SiVIST
THE
ins Event
of the Season!
Cloth
give a
Every
Toronto,
WIRE YOUR HOUSE
FOR
ELECTRIC
LIGHT
NOW
TTT 1 1" 1 II HI lllll I TITTTTH . ji ! "iip ip
Yes, Whan You
CLEAN HOUSE
We'll Tell You,
CONSOLIDATED LIGIITK6 CO.,
Pbn 334-4
MONTPEtiEB. : : : Vermont
A story of old York State life,
dramatized from Irvine Bachc 1-
lors famous novel by Edward E. ..
Rose. Supported by
MISS LOUISE KAROENBURGH.
Your Measure Taken By
An Expert.
We beg to announce
that we hive made
arrangements with
Mr. H. B. Sturte
vant, the expert tai
lor, who has proved
his ability as a fitter
of Clothes with us
in the past, to be at
our store on the fol
lowing dates:
Saturday, March 17
Monday; March 1 9
Tuesday, March 20
to take orders for
Spring and Summer
Suits for immediate
or future delivery.
Mr. Sturtevant car
ries this season the
finest line of Wool
ens and Worsteds for
men's Wear that has
ever been shown in
this city. Values are
unapproachable, and
perfect fit and satis
faction guaranteed.
Remember the dates
and be present March .
17, 19 and 20, Sat
urday, Monday and
Tuesday next.
Si
- The latest, most convenient and desirable
can be seen in our window. Your choice fr. ;
.,' this assortment at only 98c. ,
BLAD'S LEUTINA PRUNELLA for $!03 and $1.2 ;
New Laces and Himburgs.
VEALE & KNIGHT,
Telephone 123-2.
Currier Bu3ding, Barre,
Boys' jersey sweaters at the Frank
McWhorter . Co. store.
Special convocation of
Granite , chapter, No. 26, R.
A. M., Tuesduy . evening at
seven o'clock. Dewee.
Card of Thanks.
-r There will ba a regu
lar meeting of Iroquois
Tribe, R. M., this even
ing at seven o'clock.
Work, chief degree.
VirrCITlA LODGE,
No, 10, K. of P.
We wish to extend our hear' 't
thanks to the neighbors and friends
their sympathy and kindness during t
sickness and death of our husband ai '
brother, and also for the many Hoi,
tributes, ' . V
Jirs. If. J. Carey and family,
. Tatrick Carey, . f
Thomas Carey. $
FOR 8AI.E Furniture, must be sold before
March 26. nn ctxik siove, wool stove. Llnunjf
clmirs. Ofrts niait -ess. uiaittng. car-
.ti, uiic uLii etc., will he sld at a greo one i
Oce KariirK ne leaving tuwu. (.all at last
bullae ou M'wioa street. Sptti
WANTKD-i cottspe, with barn, by -mit
family, at ouce. Auilrei-s l'M.- L." Tliuwt
TO RENT-Hous and b n scrfg of lai rt(
witu good cluuOHto kip poultry and dof;r
deum; one ba f mile ol Pe ple' TeKphouu
lutjuire of E. I). Waterman, ' xuHi
Jbarre. - SWtli
DR. GEORGE D, WARREN,
VETERINARY SUR5FQM.
Laatie iiau in Bian-
chard Block. Eecular
meetings on Tuesday ; vjmcc: rase uromcrs Jivery ataDie.
evening at 7:30. , j Residence: City Hotel. Tel. 106-4.
UNION CLOTHING COXPANY.
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
"lis Up" to Oar Money-saying and Worry-saying Ways and You'll Know Where You're Going
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It's a Safe Deal For You!
We're already in the closest touch with the most wide-awake
tailors in the country and they make it a "go." Our tailors are In
the very heart of the world's fashion center next to all that's right
and new in styles and we're in a position to know "what's what."
The workmanship is of the HIGHEST order, while the cutters are
the most skillful known to the trade. The immense business we do
and the tailors we work for DEMAND it Let us make your Easter
Suit. Perfect fit and excellent workmanship euarantced.
. .Lawson
. .Diincla
, . .Anon.
The Only Company Presenting;
This Boautlfnl Play.
Prices, 35c. 50c, 75c and $1.00
Tide s Tuesday at Ktd Cross Pharmacy ,
Programme for Muoical.
The following is the programme for
a musical at tlu' Young Men's club rooms
V.'ediiVvd.iY evening, .March 14, ut S
o'clock, everybody being invited.
March "Paul Kemo," ...
Orchestra
Violin solo, ."Aire Vurie,"
Mr. Harris
Sor.g, "As You Like It,".
Mr. Oliver
Reading Selected
Mr. 1). A. Perry
tntro Acta, "Apple. Blossoms,". .Koberts
Orchestra
Cello, solo, "2nd Concerto," Sohuuian
Overture, SPA . Kela Bela MUSS G.aili8 BlOCk, BaM, Vt,
. . Orchestra
A.A.SMITH & BRO.
Men's Outfitters,
Union Clothing Store,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS,
Telephone 126-2. ' Old Skating Rink Building, 0pp. Depot Square.
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We arc equipped for the early calls with a' liberal
facturers. Gun Metal, Kid with patent tips, Kid
with Kid tips and Patent Colt in heavy and light soles.
"Doris," per pair, . - $2.00 and $2.50
" Bernalda," per pair, - - 1.50 and 1.75 Y
" Welcome," per pair, - - - - 1 .25 O
See the Styles on Exhibition in Our Show Window. X
PEOPLE'S SHOE STORE, &
C S. ANDREWS, PropV. g
OD'OOOQ OO-O QOOOODOO
LENTEN SERVICE
A nice handling of nice goods, is the c Lenten service"
retjutred of the merchant by the customer. Two Lenten
points we particularly emphasize good methods, good
'goods. It's an old custom of ours to search all markels in
every direction, "from Labrador to Finland" to secure the
VERY BEST ; then we need SAY little, the silent palates
give the dtsircd impression far more differently than could
words. ' Choose from these:
Split Sabrador Herring, per pound, - ,
. Round Labrador Herring, per pound,- -Irish
Mackerel, per pound, -Box
Cod (3 lbs.) ...
Cake Cod (3 lbs.) steak - - - ' -Cake
Cod, per pound, - -
Blood Red Salmon, (all rail) per pound, -
SOWOEN
& I
6c 1
6c I
15c I
25c J
50c I
15- 9
10c 1
YON
iarauLgiB.ieal
WANTED, 1000 OVERCOATS
C!osk snd Dresses to Color.
.First-class Work, Reasonable Prices
MONTPELER DYE HOUSE,
' l mia SU KoBtpeller, Vt.
Canada Green Peas
For planting or
cookinp-. You
had better buy now while they are in stock.
Axes, "Centennial,"
All handled, at 90
These Axes we hav
,erom IS to 25 ccenti each, ivi h wedee.
Armours Leaf lard t
sold for many years and they give satisfaction. Fresh mpply ju In.
I ear
1
vedge. Ill IIIUUI U LUUI UUI U poric
I and best Hams at prices to please
AMUR'S CORNED BEEF,
slaughtered, Ixn and tender. Wi I smc
the belt of trade. Trice always right.
Barre, Vermont
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Telephone 31-3.
L. M. AVERILL, ; -
Opposite City Park,