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CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
Payment of ton cent entitles borrow
er to a book for ten days.- Beyond 'ten
flays, ,cot one cent a day. Iho fif
teenth borrower of any book given lie
book fret. llecord of burrowing known
only to our Librarian. The lntost popn
liir Docks of the dny Books pcopic
are reading and talking about unci bet
.standard Fiction and History included
in this library, it is the most, popular
of all Circulating Library plana.
Barre Book Store,
CARROLL W. BURT1JI, Proprietor.
Gordon Block, 140 No. Main St
TRY A
Tip Top Cigar!
Made from the best and
finest tobacco. No better
live-cent Cigar made.
MARRION'S
CORNER CIGAR STORE.
Pipei and Tobacco.
Mileages on All Roads.
75 NEW CARRIAGES
F"titv-fi!iw CarrtE junt received, enn
Mutiujt of Hurrey, I'mioonls, Hoad Wagons,
firotcrY Kxniesa and Farm Wnuiid. We own
these WK"tis Ht a rKlit trir and lill wll
them accordingly. W iwilteU your liiMiieclion
before miivhuiiiiiK elsewhere. Kememuer we
also Ural In Second-hand tSirrlanes, Ymu can
Luy one ot these at your own pi W.
H. T. CUTLER S STABLE,
Telephone 131-2
Pear of Gty Hotel, - - - Barre. Vermont.
WOOD
The place to buy Wood. . A large tock
of all kinds ot the following prices:
Block Wood, per cord. ,?2.7J
Limb Wood, per load. . r . A . .. . .-. 2.00
Chair Wood, per load ,....2.50
Hard and Soft Wood Slab J.7S
l''uniaee and Shed Wood.
I am prepared to do all kinds of mov
ing and jobbing at reasonable rates.
L. J. BOLSTER,
- ' Telephone S23-3.
283 North Main Street, Barre, Vermont.
50 Second-Hand Stoves
, For Immediate Sale.
ROOFS PAINTED, TINNED
Or Ironed.
' Plumbing done.
B. G. DURKEE,
360 North Mala 5t - - Barre, Vt
4 ct vrrnir urmrKir 9
ELECTRIC HEATERS.
ELECTRIC FIXTURES,
ELECTRIC SUPFUES.
V
SI AINUAKU CLLL I LU., ft
tl. O. BKXKKTT,
W. NICHOLS.
1?9 Pot in Main Street, Barre, Vermont.
REMOVAL
or the convenience of my customers
I have removed my
S FUR SHOP
to the first floor over W'heatlev's store.
Entrance through the store or ly the !
stairway. , j
i Mm Ready lo Take Furs for Repairing, j
; Remodeling or Redyeing ai low Prices. j
and will also store them free of charge,
I. STEKOLCHICK.
Cuier Rain and Slate StrteU, Montpelier, Vt
O.C.Russell I
Plumbing and Heating.
All kinds ot modern pfumbing Fix
iur in stock. Ali work gutranteed.
Telepb6ue IB-3.
IS BASES1ERT OF WORTHED BLOCK.
When You Get Standish's jj
Frankforts and Bolognas
2 You may know they
I are fresh every day.
If" "
TT ---made by
AN DISH. 2
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BELMONT ALCANDER,
Ky Ateamler, by Alcantara., by '(George Wilkeri.
Alianlaia's dam in Alini Slater. Aliaiiilcv's
tlam. 0iiair;i, is Jiy AImUiIIiiIi lfincu,
dam J-aiiy (aliia. llcliuont Akmnler'a dnin,
tjidy Timnuut, 8:1. ty.lty -KoreaC -Jlelmnnt. Bel
mont Alcamlur will niake tha-Meawin "f I9HB
at I'nfUiij Hold, NcUrm l)ownji, IM-opr.,
l!iiii(toliU. I- ee V mc tor dwoptive fjr
eular. '
HORSES
Have mat recciveil n lot of iilee. horne. Komtt
Hoii HiHU'licii nan veililiis .twin 2'jtw to ;iloo
pounds. AlAoltave a tfood MMriitifnl of Work
Ilii i nrs and Farm Hajtiuia at prices that are.
llllt. - -.
LORD BROS.. Berlin.
Mull udtirH, Xoute 3 Not thticld. I'li'jue ia-sj
FARMING TOOLS!
"76" and the
. Green Mountain Plows,
Corn Planters,
Harrows, Rakes,
Mowing Machines
and a full line of Farm Tools,
including repair parts, and
Plow Points for almost' all
makes of plows.
Geo. A. Wales, So. Barre, VI,
ANEW
HflRSF MR
V '.!' VII
! .'"JtS'W lit Al f AIIH
AM Nr.
' J'o matter whut-kind.
' Kven h I'l.tlfi Improved.
DR. A. C. DANIELS'
RENOVATOR POWDERS
make blood, add flfwli, art "on kidnev. Twn
weeks treatment, flOe.. Rt imv drugjjlst or ly
mail. lioRor Hoireilook treo If you luentiou
tliia paper. -
lU.i..lAMKIS.17J Milk Kt..1iMtm. Maw.
Where D; D.'s Are Scarce.
The thcoloivnl doctonrtci of nil the
(.rruiun wniveriitie together do tiot
nniount to twenty in a year. -The In
dependent. DeuB Ex Machina. ,
So many persoijfi nowadays ninke f;ods
of their motor car that we are not
surprised to r'iid that an offer hns leen
made to the proprietor of a Dundee
chyrcli with a view to turning it into a
farujiP. -l'lincl). ;
COAL, COAL
We sell tic best grades of Scranton,
Lackw ana and Lehigh Coals. Satis
faction guaranteed. June prices:
K(j(r, Rtovf and Nnt, .
(irate, - - -
7.40
An extra trade U.-liigh at 25c per ton Higher.
We M'll and deliver 301)0 jwundi for a ton.
D. M. MILES,
122 North Main Street, - Barre, Vt
It's Necessary to Look Both Ways!
tSomebody with a properly-poibed
thought-generator lm enid that "look
in" both ways is necessary, in order to
go one way straight." It's well to look
both at the quality and the price in
buying Coal. Our Coal is of the best
quality and costs no more than any
other. :
CALDER & RICHARDSON,
' 'I'hone 45-4.
Depot Square,
Barre, Vt.
COAL
Stove, Egg and Nut, - $7.60.
These are the lowest prices
for the season. Order now.
MORSE & JACKSON,
Telephone
266 North Main St., - Barre, Vt.
GULF-SPRING HOUSE
Is open for jhe Sum
mer. Special Din
ners served on Stm
: days and Holidays.
A. S. COW 'LES, Prop.
Spotted Jacket
AND
MELROSE
; 5c Cigars.
Both extra good Cigars for
the money. Have you tried
them? Full line of Pipes
and Smoker's Articles at
P.N.Wheeler's
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, JUKE 12, 1906.
A WOMAN WITH 1,000 HUSBANDS
tins no need of j's insttrutice. Awortling
to law" of . chniicej ; siiji -..never could be
come entirely- widow vOne , Uurband
well -iiurHt giv'a-.vroiuanr the, average
blc of 1,000 husband. 57th year, do
itvj business in 41 states.
Tlte Kational Life lnsuiance Company
of Vermont (mutual-). Orguuized in
1S50. 8. S. Ballard, General Agent.
M.- B. nallard. Local Agent, Kooms 2
and 3, Miles Dlock, 15arre, Vt.
' TALK OFJTIjlE TOWN.
folfer will want one of those golf
jackets from, the Frank Mc horter Co.
.Store. .; . -
(Jo to the Hull imore lunch room for
a llr-it-class lunch, i'red Jaynes, pro
prielor. Old gold and silver wanted at re
finer, prices in exchange for goods at
F. E. Burr's.
Hay for sale, delivered in bulk, in
quire of C. VV. Ferry, Gordon block.
Telephone 110-13.
For iale. One baby carriage; one oil
stove, almost new. Apply at 01 Sum
mer street, upstairs.
8tone-cuf tersi' glasses, 20c per pair,
Lcnae, per pair, 5e. F. li. llurr & Co.,
85 North Main street.
A regular meeting of Queen of the
Forest, Circlet H5T, wtll be litdd Ttuwdav,
the IStb. at 7.80 o'clock.
Han Francisco moving pictures et the
opern hotifte Thursday night, for benefit
for the ushers of the house.
'. i-. . ; ' - .
Host Co. No. 2 "nil! meet at station
No. 2, Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. Im
portant, election of captain.
.There will be a meeting of the clerks'
union tm Wednesday evening at 7.30
o'clock. Important business to come up.
There will be a 'meeting of the Glen
tigie club in Mile' hall, Tueday even
ing tit 7.;;. A full attendance f de
sired. ;
AH persons having accounts with F.
H. Kogers & Co. pleae call at 174 North
Main street, Qtunlcn block, and settle
same. : t1 "
The I Jdies' ' Aki W the Con- i
givgntioital church will meet at ' the
church Wednesday afternoon ,4t, 2.r0
o'clock,.1 . 1 ..: -.; "' t ,,.( :.
To Rent. At corner of Merchant' and
Summer street, a down-tairs tenement
of live room. Electric lights and bath.
Apply at 2t Merchant street. ' ( '
Denver, the Pewheron stallion that is
owned by W. V. Belville, will stand for
service thia eaon at the owner's place
at (iraniteville, every afternoon.
The four rooms occupied by Mrs. J.
M. Uond in the Averill bhw?k wilt be
vacated June 15th and will be for rent,
Suitable for offices or millinery parlors.
A child's lace collar was found on
Main treet. June 3. Owner can have
same by calling at Mis Walker's jewel
ry store and paying for this advertise
ment. '
A good time to stop paying rent is
when you can buy a god home, well lo
cated, on easy monthly payment j Read
Pery's Real Estate ad in For' Sale
column. ,. ' .
i Tall at the F. B. fate Tveul Estate
agency, Itolster bloek and inquire about
a bouse for sale that rent Jor Ti pee
tnoutlu taxes about $11; no water rentj
rice 1,S00. '; -
The t'entval Vermont .. Tet Stock as
MK'iation will meet at the People' shoe
utore Tumday. evening at 1 :W o'clock!
The meeting will lie addressed by prac
tical men -on poultry subjects. .
: Contractors, attention! The Harrison
Granite company respectfully , invites
your bids on a 'building to be .erected)
on Smith meadow.' Plan and upecilW
cation may lie Seen at their olliee.
, -- . , . (
Twenty ixr cent net on an investment
of $1,000. Thia is what you cify get b.v
buying a certain piece of real. etate alj,
the I). A. Perry Real Estate agenevi
j rir oe niniuiri'o niter ttiin week
Call and get particulars. 1X it now.
' The graduates v'tKpslihJiug !l liigl
school will have their iTipusil Imniuctji
t tin dining rrwiin ' Ot isin; L'tmgfatltUii
ehkM'lt. J hiiv-;ila.y.tiUWi Juw.aiU
Sinning at S..'i() oVdn k. Krl'oils are be
ing put forth to rnuke this the largest
j and nio-t enjoyable in the history ; of
the association. The ticket for the
lituiqucl are u cenis eacn. . .
. Deadly Serpent feites
are as common in India ns are stomach
and liver disorders with us. For the
hitter, however, there is a sure, remedy
Elect rie Hitters, .the grent restorative
medicine, of which S. A. Prown of
lieiineltstille, S. ('., says: "They re
stored my wife to perfect health after
years of suffering with dyfqiepsia and a
chronically torpid, liver." F-lectrie Hit
ters cure chills and fever, malaria, bil
iousness, lame back, kidney troubles and
bladder disorders. Sold on guarantee
by the Red (,'roHS Phariuacv.. j'rieo. SQc,
. ," : 1 "-. - , -,.'( .(;
COMING SOON.
I A carload of Spruce Clapboard is
soon to arrive st Plainlield. Parties
' desiring Uo iim eplalsinrds this season
I nhoiihl watch this sluice for dale of hi-.
S-4-rital mid lm on hand lo Imv.
A. Dwinell & Sou, Fast Calais, VI.
' NOTICE.
All job work (hat has been in. my shop
more limn three months that is not
called for before July 1st, will then be
nold to pay repair bill.
A. C. DAY.
NOTICE.
To the Citizens of Barre:
1 have opened a general horseshoeing
shop opposite the old Fork factory. I
ninke a specialty of ndusting and bal
ancing feet. Respectfully,
Rl'DOf.PIl HI! ITT.
Public Notice.
The trustees of Clan Gordon, No, 12,
have lately lieen advised that- different
parties from Monlpelier and Dane have
been holding picnics, etc., on . Caledonia
park (Marvin farm) without permission
from the proper quarter or paying rent.
We would therefore warn the public that
trespassers on' CnlcflonV 'wil be prose
cuted, (SigHl'dV' i i'-'s ' : ': ',
Trtislees dl- (Tan: tiordoui No, 1.
Trustees of Ciili'ilonin 'iarb.
' " '
MAN AND HIS WAYS.
"Scientists hate always contended that
the odor of gasolene is fatal to Jersey's
chief product,- the mosquito. This is
something the anti-automobile legiwhi
ture should keep in mind when doing
their best to drive the cr off New Jer
sey. roads and raise an impenetrable bar
rier to visiting motorists. .Motor World.
"What's the irfattcr. dear?" her moth
er asked, seeing the trouble in the young
wife's face.- . ....-
She had just received a telegram and
set with the yellow paper crumpled in
her lap. - - - -
"It's from Douglas," tthe replied,
''Htif anything happened to hiinf I
hope he hasn't been in a railroad acci
dent?" , '
"No. lie says he's well and will be
home tomorrow"; but he only uses seveii
words when he might have put in three
more." I hicago Record-Herald.
Never mind if you have heard a story
a dozen times before. Listen as if you
were interested, and .laugh heartily
when the time conies and you will make
a friend forever. Sonierville Journal. '
Perryville 'is standing around' gassing
with wonder and astonishment on its
new fire hose and hose carriage. Balti
more Sun. -,- ' ', '"'' . -
The Next Attraction.
Coming to the ititrre opera house on
Thursday evening. June 14, are moving
pictures' of the great San Francisco di
saster. These pictures, which were ex
hibited in the Columbia theatre in Puis
ton all last week, filled that playhouse
at it was never filled before, and so
fascinating in their vivid realism were
tthey thai many went time and time
again.
The pictures first 'show the beautiful
city of the tiolden Hate in all its splen
dor before the awful catastrophe, one
pictures depicting the scenes in the city
when President Roosevelt was a guest.
The busy thoroughfares with their bus
tle and excitement; Chinatown, perhaps
the most famed portion of the city, is
also sliown on the canvass; other in
teresting points pictured before the di
saster are the Cliff house, the splendid
mansions in the aristocratic portion of
the, city", the office buildings on Market
street and the 'Frisco tenderloin.
.'; All these neenes of gaiety give way
to rleepst gloom as these tame places
are 'inquired in flames nf in smourinflj
ruins. , It gives a faithful, portray al,' t
tlje dynamiting of the tail olfiee, IniiuJ
ings, the frenzied populace fleeing for
shelter, the homeless victims in the parks
and the public squares, the famous bread
line, where the holo and the millionaire
met on common ground, and other equal
ly interesting and sad scenes.
A an added feature, the management
has secured the famous Furopean nmsic
hall - singer. Mile. Fougere, fresh from
her London and Paris triumphs, who will
sing the songs which have made lier
name a household word on the other
side of the pond. The singing of Mile.
Fougere alone is worth going to hear,
aside from the 'Frisco moving pictures.
GRANITEVILLE.
A handsome kitchen-cabinet is one of
the principal prizes to be secured at the
Juno Carnival, June 14,-15, 16, and is
guaranteed for' five years. This is an
excellent chance to secure both a hand
some and useful' article. The suit, of
clothes is displayed at the Globe Cloth
ing store, Parre and the ladies' or gent's
silk umbrella at-Miles' store, (iranite
ville. ' - -
Notice.
Willsrd O. Smith, who during thirty
years' abnenee from this place has re
paired sewing-machines of all kinds in
central New York for factories and fam
ilies, will repair machines at your
homes, making an old machine run as
well as when new or no pay. Address
hereafter No. 28 West street at (lie resi
dence of Chas. 1). Carpenter.
THE WRITERS. '
Jerome K. "Jerome ha . the middle
name ot Klapka. . v
; Kipling was christened Rudyard be
cause tils father proposed to his mother
on the hike of that name. , ,' ' .
H. G. Wells In his youth often wrote
8,000 words a day, but now, ho eon-
j fines himself to 1,000 .words-300,000
words a year two books.
? Mark'vnm? Is very fontt of collect
ing odd obituary poetry and has a
scrapbook. which be prizes very highly,
containing 3H)0 specimens.
- Tbo memoirs of General Kuropatkln,
a work covering tbo Russo-Japanese
war,, are .being puldlsted Ui Moscow
under the direction of the author.
The most rctnnrknble thing about the
career of Jnstiu McCarthy "Is -the tre
mendous auiount of Work he has been
able to accomplish. Novelist. Journal
ist, historian, politician and party lead
er, bo has found time- to travel widely
nncl to cultivate delightful social tela
tiotis with most of the lending literary,
artistic a political people of his time.
, , CHURCH AND CLERGY.'
' Tho Church of Kngland has un In
conic of $75,000,000 a year.
There are within, the United States,
today lOD.ooS religious organization,
with SO.Ml.'WIl members, an average
of 100 member to a church.
Tho Methcdint church on John street,
a few doors eust of Nassau, New York
city, was iho first Methodist church in
America. It was of wood nnd stood
somewhat buck from tho street, It
was built in the year 1701.
In a recent speech at Taunton. Eng
land, tho bishop of Hath and Wells
said It wn a slu for a man of leisure
to take the Lord's day for pleasure,
but a hardworking- man who never
had a chance for recreation except on
that day did no wrong to take if then.
POLITICAL. .
A politician In landing a job Is very
much like a woman In landing n hus
band, lie puts In all his work before
he gets the Job and forgets to keep up
appearances after he has It. Atchison
Globe. -
We have no word to say against pol
itics. Only it need not absorb us com
ptatoly; Those who nre Interested In
other thiat; and who nwike, a decent
living by tin rd work can give too much
time to polltlcs-that Is, loo much for
their own itood. Imllamuiulis News.
NIGHTS OF UNREST
No Sleep, No Rest, No Peace for the
Sufferer from Kidrley
Troubles,
No peacefnr tho kidney sufferer '
Pain and distress from morn to night.
Get up with a lame back,'
Twinges of backache, bother you all
day, . .
Dull aching breaks your rest at night,
- Urinary disorders add to your misery.
Get at the cause cure tho kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills will work the
cure,'
They're for the kidneys only
Have made many cures in Rune.
F." A. jieeile of East Barre, Vt., says:
"i was bothered w ith' a constant lame
ness across my back and -kidneys. I
was very restless at night and when
I awoke mornings I felt more tired than
when I went to bed. I saw Doan's Kid
ney Pills highly recommended for such
troubles and went to E. A. Drown's drug
store for a box. They proved to be just
what I needed. It, was not long before
the. lameness left my back and I could
sleep well nights. Doan's Kidney Pills
cured me, and I shall always be glad to
tell people of my experience with this
remedy." ' ' ' - -
For sale by all dealers.- Price - 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo; New
York, sole agents for the United States,
Remember the name Doan's- and take
no other. '.-.. . :
LIGHTNING'S WORK.
Killed. Two Horses in Shaftsbury on
Saturday.
Rennington, June 11, Reports receiv
ed here yesterday are to the effect that
the electrical storm that raged in this
section Haturday afternoon was one of
the most severe this season, -:
In Shaftsbury the lightning struck
the end of a harrow pole, with which
Mr. Istoekwell had been harrowing and
which he was trying to get to shelter,
Roth horses attached to it were killed,
the .harrow was splintered and the driver
severely injured.
In the village of Pownal, where the
storm seems to have been worst, the
damage is estimated at from $.100 to
$500... Another severe storm, w hich last
ed 1ou.t an hour, occurred yesterday af
ternoon. 'j Just previous the mercury registered-
fiver ill) in the shade..
THE UNION MAN'S MONEY.
hsatd Kerer R Spent For Prodaeta
of Infalr Labor,.
Experience has shown the organized
movement of labor that the working
masses, beluf the vast army of con
sumers of all the products of labor,
can; by organising their purchasing
power to promote the tnje of the prod
ucts of union and fair labor and to re
strict tho sale of the product of non
union and unfair labor exert quite as
effectual an influence and control over
conditions of employment as by en
deavoring to control the supply of
labor at the factory door, says Shoo
Workers' JournaL '.
The employer Is to business for prof
it, and if his market i sufficiently re
stricted through the demands of organ
ised workers for union label goods he
will be compelled to give due recogni
tion to the just demands of bis em
ployees or to go out of busluesa.
The union label is a concrete expres
sion of the desire of unionists that oth
er unionists and all sympathizers shall
be able to discriminate between, the un
fair products of the penitentiary, the
nonunlonlsts, the tenement house and
pest hole and the product of -workers
engaged iu the same movement and
sharing the same hopes and aspirations
as themselves. The growth of the un
ion label movement In recent years Is
evidenced by the fact that so many of
the national trades unions have adopt
ed union label devices adapted to their
respective trades, and this growth Is
accelerated by support received from
associations of philanthropic persons
who see In the union label moveiueut
a rational attempt of labor to better Its
conditions without resortins to costly
strikes.
The wage earner Joins the union to
better his condition, to defend his In
terests, to maintain or increase his
wages and expects other unionists to
support his cause; hence, It is the
plaiu duty of every member of organ
ized labor to exercise due csre that the
wages received as a result of effort
nnd sacrifice are not squandered upon
the products of unfair labor in other
industries.
"lie that is not with us is against
ns" Is a safo muxim to follow, and n
member who expends a single penny
upon the product of 'unfair" labor has
not only wronged his fellow workers,
but has done positive injury to his own
cause nnd Interests. The only way tho
members can be sure they nre uot
spending their wages upon their ene
mies is to insist that all goods pur
chased by them shall benr a union la
bel, nnd their duty extends further
to the extent of Influencing their
friends .to purchase and tradesmen to
hnndle and sell none but goods bearing
the nnlon label of the respective trades
union. '
Reductions In wages are checked, ad
ranees secured, hours of labor short
ened, conditions of labor Improved and
many other beneficent results obtained
by persistent agitation upon Union la
bel lines. Nearly all the trades have
their union label in the field The one
thing needed is the wnole souled co
operation of the workers and their
L sympathisers In purchasing only goods
bearing the trademarks of organized
labor, with which effort many of the
abuse they now suffer will speedily
vanish.
Mlrn'a Flora.
It Is ssld that no country In the.
world shows so great a tnrlety of plant
life ns Mexico.
. Tlie Hlilnorern..
The rhinoceros Is tlio thickest skin
ned. o,u a draped, its hldo being tough
enough to resist the claw'rf of a lion or
tiger, the blows of a sword or the balls
of ait old fashioned musket
For Juno Wiigs!
' Gold Band Rings, Diamond; and other precious
' V : .Stone: KinSs. Silverware, a large variety, the
. best quality and latest patterns. ' Hawkcs Lut
Glass. Clocks in gold'arid marbleized.
fINE WATCH REPAIRING. ,
K f burK CO.,
' Telephone io-si.' - - .- J
iiuiaji x line ., v
. Elastic Felt Mattress, .-" - -
Pure White Felt
A. 7. . Badger fc Co., Motse Block,
Funeral Directors. Ll caused Embalmer. .
' Kelleoc. S Eastern Avenue. Telephone Cal House. m-3t Store, 1W-U
TJie Best Ambulance in the
VE DO BUSINESS
Compare credit' prices with those of cash. Special for tius week
Twenty pounds of Native Rhubarb for 2Sc. '
; ' CREDIT SYSTEM. CASH PRICES.
Fresh-made Pork Sausage, per lb.. . 12c j Fresh made Pork Sausage, per lb..T..8C
Pig Pork Chops, per lb... 14 ami 15e j Pig Pork Chops, per lb. 13c
Pig" Pork Roasts, pel' lb. ,...12c to 14c j Pig Pork Roasts, per lb. ....10c to 12c
Home-cured Bacon,, per lb. 14c j Home-cured Bacon, per lb. 12c
One-fourth barrel Henkel's , Bread, j One-fourth barrel Henkel's Bread
Flour ,M..,.$1.45
Five-pound can Mocha and Java Cof
fee $100
These are only a few of our many cash prices. Do they interest
you? If so give us a call.
CHESSER fa BIRD,
Telephone 332-12 ...'... .-'.. '
323 North Main Street. , Meats and Groceries
THERE
No better Fire Insurance in the world than a
Vermont Mutual policy. Prompt and satisfying
settlement in every case and rates the lowest.
KEEP THINKING ABOUT IT.
R. G. ROBINSON, AGENT,
Office Wood Block.
Fhone
P A NT? Tomato Plants, Celery Plants
MT J-raTi.N A WJ 3nd Flowing Plants of all kinds
EMSOE, THE FLORIST,
Telephone-Store, JK-12; Greenhouse, 201-11. OTIS BLOCK, FEARL 6TREST
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I $1.00 to $3.50. Shaving Cues and
$ "the best in the world."';;
mettques. A complete line of
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D. F. DAVIS,
I 262 North Main St.,
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An Advertisement in the Times
will bring sure results.
Your Order. ForJeBjtoam, Please!
We have Vanilla, Chocolate and Strawberry,
or, if you prefer. Strawberries and real Cream.
: '-Ls'-bTdodge
Keith Avenue, - - r jttst 0ff MalQ Slfcet.
North Main St. Birw, Vt.
MATTRESSES
Another Carload of Purs White
Cotton Top Mattresses For
Only $3.00 Each.
Rattan Fibre Mattresses, white
cotton top and bottom, - 5. 00
and bottom - - 6.00
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8.00
12.00
City at the Shortest Notice.
FOR CASH ONLY
Flour $1.35
Five-pound can Mocha and Java Cof
fee 65c
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BARRE, VERMONT
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MI'S TOILET
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Is just as important as wo- j
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SHAVING REQUISITES.
We have the best assort-
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the citv. Warranted Raws from x
Brushes. Shull's Perfent R7nr simm. i
Soaps, Powders, Face Washes and Cos- I
these goods. ' I
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"The Druggist,"
" - Barre. Vermont