The Barre daily times., June 12, 1906, Page 8, Image 8

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SALE
Is on with a rush, -with the promise of being the most satisfactory
Silk sale we have ever known. And why shouldn't you share in these
offerings, when you save the price you pay, nearly, on each yard?
At 39c At 48c At 69c
50c. 59c, 69c and 75c values 75c, K7c and $1.00 values $1.00 and $1.25 values'
One Piece Black Taffeta Silk, Twenty-Seven inches Wide, This Sale, 69c Per Yard.
BOLERO JACKETS
" - ' Excellent Assortment at Popular Prices, v
We are showing a most exquisite line oLBolero Jackets in the latest
styles lawn and lace. Special values -at $ 1.50. Others at $1.98,
' $2.25,: $2.50 up to $6.00. i .
The newest .fabric brought out by the Arnold Print Works, in beautiful
shades of greys with hair line stripes and polka dots. Just handsome
for a light Shirt Waist Suit. 25c per yard.
Ladies' Home Journal Patterns Are Absolutely Correct
Phone 408-11
THE HOMER FITTS COMPANY
Barre, Vermont
THE BARRE DAILY. TIMES
TUESDAY, JUNE 12..1906.
The fitting qualities of the Emerson Shoe is a point which can
not be overestimated and one last, the Orthopedic, a medium straight
last, is such a splendid example of w hat a last should be which fits
from the moment it is tried on that our customers who 'have tried it
say: " No need to show me any more. This Shoe is just what I
have been looktnj for." Bluchcr and Lace styles in Kid and Ko
pcl Calf, Irish and low cuts, $3.50 the pair. Sold exclusively by
Barre Shoe Co
131 North Main St.,
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'Barre, Vermont.
United Shoe Stores Company Barre, Hardwick, Buflingion, St. Albans.
GIUNITEVIUE.
T, YV". Ro.rlvc of Kat Harre was in
tnun e-.tejd.y on btisinejH. ."'.'.
I The Coi-eMer tem of the 51. W. of
! A., I anij) ,s:iy2, wiil drill this even-
injf. .Ml wrolw'is re requested to 1ms
; present . -' '
j K. .1. Woodbury lias repaired and
i painted nil his tenement in this vioin
( tvy and they nrt now ready for rentiil.
j Mie Emm jleitey. Rose Heney, An
. ni Heney and Annie. Mmm of Montpel
ier hpent Sunday vif.it inr at the home
jot Mr. and 5lr. A. L. Foster.
The June Carnival will open Thursday
evening with an excellent entertainment,
' the programme of which will le an
nounced tomorrow evening through the.e.
column. Ice cream and cake will be
.served in the bnnijuet room Thursday
and Friday evening, and the umtnl re-
! frtvbment stands will le in evidence.
; The admiiott is only 10 eent. Season
' ticket 25 cent. uitU chance on the door
jiriw of $5 in gold. Datxing each even
ing to music furnished by Walker'g or-
; elte-dra and an excellent time ! -Mired
for all. .
- -- Weather Pre(ltctlotlS.",
: Inir and continued' cool tonight . nd
.'rliitday.. Light uortheily winds'. '
TALK OF THE TOWN.
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! Local, Happenings Tersely Told for But?
! ' Readers.
j pansy plants at Emslie'.
i Auction sale in tho .Pavilion tonight
t .V-wnt oriental ailks for kimonos at
Abbott's. .
i Ladies' 'wliilo imitdin suits at Ferry's
for only fi'jx.
Hummocks, llio moat complete line in
i the. cit y, :it the Frank JlcU'horter. Co.
'. More. j,
dennii! Hovce and little daughter jire
; tho' guests of Mr. and Mrs. (iuy lVvjc
;nd other relatives in tli'm i(v. ;
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i J'nrle L. Wutenitnn- of the university
of Vermont was in town from lhirlingf
I Um over night, returning today. -
A meeting of the Itarrc Hangers will
. br held Tuv.-tiky in the Pavilion at 7.'JO
i p. ni. Per i order l'renident.
. F. A. hn lon' and Win. Miers were in
Cultot yesterday where they puieh;ieii
a tine puir of four year old filliea. t
Charles A. Whittier left this monmin
(for Pittsburg Pa., aftct A" short vitit'.in
j (his vity with his father, Nat Whittier.
Mitts Nina F. Converse, bookkeeper
iin the Barre. National bank, left venter
I day for Huston to upend abort men.
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Jfrs. Olixer I.eM?ranec left this morn
ing for the Adirondack where she v ill
spend the summer on account of her
health. .
Tickets furs the San Fraucinco movin;!
pictures go on iale tonight. 'J'hia per
formance is for the benefit of the ushers
of tho opera house
" Kcgular; review of the T O. T. 51.
Wedne.Hilay, June 13, at 7 tharp in For
esters hall. , Officers and guard please
lie present for practice.
, (Williaor Loiiergan eluKn4 i.Mihis
hoijie in, lSitrlington yesterday i att?r.nnoit
jfter,ji several, -weeks' vi-it t4tii hmne
of 'is. iitcr ilis. T., K. Jlrtusel, it .i
The Ladies' AW society of the t'resbv
terlal ehurehjsvill hold a nale of work in
the veatry of their church Friday June
Ti, afternoon and evening. Further no-
Itice wilt be given later. - '
j V. Voungson has Iwd a telephone plac-
jed at his greenhouse on Upland avenue.
and will be pleased to receive your pa
tronage for pit, eut flowers and vec
! table, iu their season. Telephone nuin-
jber :;n-t.. , -. .
The neutral umpire at the ball game
i between timldflrd and 5Iontpdipr at ln
Itenity park yesterday afternoon was
(Higgins, the former Brown university
Spacer who has signed to catch for the
i ihirlincton team in the Northern league.
) llijieins is now in the medical depart -;
ment of the university of Vermont. ;
i There will lie- a regular meeting of
j Plight Star T!eltekah lodge. No. In, on
Wednesday evening, June J3th, at 7.30
; o'clock. The degree will be conferred
jnjam t lare nnmlier of candidates. He
'freflirnents will ' "be ' served after the
iwork. A large attendance is desireL
tThe oflii-ers are Yeouettted to I present
j at 7 o'clock wharji. Mrs. F. W. Jackson,
i Vu-e tirand. ,.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
;, J.Usck. C-iit.hose at Abbott's. .". '
Fancy colored lawn, Go per yard, lit The
Viuighua Store.
White dresee for the infants, children
and mioses at Periy's.
The Ladies' and l'astori' union will
meet Thursday, June 14, at p. m.
Trunks, bags and suit cases for your
vacation at the Frank JJcWhorter Co.
Store. -
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorpe N. Tilden return
ed last niht from a few days' visit w ith
relatives in Noithtiehl. - ,
The auction sale at the Pavilion of j
the large lot of household goods will j
continue evenings- until sold. j
Mrs. Oliver Lesperance left this morn
ing for the Adiroudacks for her health.
She expect to be away all summer. Her
brother Addie Blondtii, accompanied her
and will remain with' her. ...
The Alumni ball on Wednesday even
ing' will be the most enjoyable oeension
of its kind this year. A delightful con
cert programme has been arranged for
the. early part of the evening. For the
ball (iilbertsou's orchestra of seven
pieces is sure to render excellent music.
Henry Clark of lhtrre Town, arrested
Sunday on the charge of having received
stolen property from , William Hughes
and .Mark L)egnuu; wh onfesed to
breaking into W. It. 51iles's store at
Oraniteville, was released '' yesterday.
State's Attorney Jackson thought that
there was not enough evidence ogainst
him to warrant a trial."- ,
Angus 5leAuIay who is out on an or
ganizing trip for Um Quarry Workers'
union, has organized a union of 50 mem
ber at Milford, N. II. The charter was
sent yesterday. Three strikes have re
cently Iwen fettled at Raymond, Rock
land. Sites, California, and a settlement
is expected at Sonora, Cal. The Kxeter
and 1'orterville branches in that, state
will take the same settlement as Rock
land, which is $,'t for a day . of eight
hours. . -, . ;
A base ball game full of featuresvis
promised at Intercity park Saturday af
ternoon when the ehainpious of the rail
road men. the Jlontpelier 4- Wells River
R. R., will stack up against the whole
sale granite men of the, city. Ruelbach,
the second utid.Loa Criger, Jr., will if
ficiatfjtas -the eailroad battery and Cy
A'liung Jird will be the firing end for the
.wholesalers, with the receiving end yet
'tp- lie announced. There will lie no rail
road; rebates mid no nolishrd markers
given ayay bv cither team. The admisl
sion will be 25 cents and tho proceeds
will go into the Intercity treasury for a
fact. . "
DON'T SPEND YOUR TIME
LEARNING TO DISCRIMINATE
When Green's Milk Bread is so good and handy this
hot weather. Customers say there is none like it.
Sponged with milk is one reason, three loaves for 25c is
another and made twice a day is sure to have it fresh,
and fresh Bread is the best. Try Green's Bread, which
can he purchased at any of the grocery stores in the city
or from the cart, and you will find it superior to any.
VINCITIA LODGE,
No. 10, K. of P.
Castlt Rail in Blan
ch ard Block. Regular
meetings on Tuesday
evening at 8:00. '
M. J. GREEN, 369 North Main Street
A meeting of
the . iiiiu.''iiH'ut
i-oinmittee of Cbn
(tordon, No. 1?.
will he held iu
yAKjt iedav evening.
tiers -are reqiietS ;l6Z5iXcjidUr.Ii.. ?.,r
... -iii.- There will be a regular
ier-ii meeting of Hiawatha IxKlge,
- No. 20, I. O. O. F., on Thur-
day evenine, June ltth, at 7::iO o'clock.
The. first degree will be conferred upon
three candidate. If. W. ( lark, N. O.
! tvillf ttiirtr tittiA Tfmftlala nnrl
J friends gathered at the home of Mr.
J. O. Beekley, 25 Branch street, last
j evening to remind her of her 36th birth
iday. She was presented numerous gifts
from her many friends. During the even
ing various giimes were played. fee
jrream and cake was served, and the
i company broke rip at a late hour, wish
ing Mrs Beekley many happy returns.
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The annual prize speaking of ,4hv
Spaul-liiig high ftchool will occur 1 his
evening lrom K to 10:30 and the annual
Class lay e.eicies of the graduating
clns will bp held Thursday aftin.m
fmni 2 to oVIk, loth of therf'ev!tls
!ing held in the opera house. In ve v
of the. fact that the noise occasioned l,y
teHmf .pairing oer tle pneient in ery
notiieaUli' and more or lerri n,sonvt'.f J
iiUKoomv, me. sciuvii,, v'tm:iiniMiliert
rpie,-.t. lat ,fli wb .would ordinal"'
ily have occuion to drive past the opera
lmuc during the hours 'mentioned will
drive around the park instead. Compli
ance with this request will be appreci
ated not only by the senkers but by the
Urge audiences that will attend these
exercises, -
GROTON.
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I Typewriters Rented, Sold and Exchanged
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I Office Desks Sold at Lew Prices. 1 i
S Typewriter l)ek. Copying Vreme.. Copying lint lis and (he modern
, Duplicator , fleet ognipli. Stenojjri'plicr Note-Ioks, . Tvjiewriter .Ribbons,
; R Ctb'ii-in fact everything for a -rSiiite nflice, . y,MJ n.p epre m all
X g"d when you buy of us and you buy tit . very low price. : ;
V. B. Ladd was in town Saturday
and Sunday,
I. M. Eicker went to Ixim ell Thursday
on 'business trip.
Arthur Hlodgett of Newbury was in
town several day last week.
Victor Page went to Barre Friday on
a visit to his wife and relatives.
Miss Calhoun is visiting her brother,
Rev, H. A. Calhoun, at the Baptist par
sonage. George and Kalhryn Hatch of New
bury spent Sundav with their father,
I)r. O. B. Hatch. '
(ieorge H. Fiilsbtiry went to Burling
ton Friday to visit son, Wilson. He
w ill visit in St. Albans and Montpelier
before his return.
Forty-three tickets were sold at this
station Saturday for the circus at Mont
pelier. Herman Webber of Newbury Center
returned home Saturday, after a week's
visit w ith his sister. M". Fred J). White.
Mrs, A. B. Carpenter and !. !. Welch
went to Hanover Saturday to spend
Sunday with her husband, who is in the
ho-pita! there.
Miss Kva Heath returned from Cot
tage hospital, Woodsville, . H., on
Wednesday, where she underwent a sho-
futtfut riiwratiim fur a nn.n.lirif ia
The lister are engaged in taking the ,
quadrennini appraisal of the real estate. !
, H. J. Kemp is clerking in the store j
of Ie S. Blanchard during the absence !
of A. B. Carpenter, who is in the bos- j
pital at Hanover. -'
Mrs.. .Charles Carpenter of Franklin
Fall, T. H., is visiting her mother,!
Mvv,Anj;via Hosmcr, and other rela-j
tVfV i ) - j
;,.V lsr. an,d )iprein(Ue audience lis- j
tened ta the IH-tuio by' Hon. Frank;
I'lurnley on V enezuela in the Metiiodist :
church ar- Friday evening. j
liev. A. J. Hough preached a memo- i
rial sermon to the Chid Fellows and Be-1
Is-kahs Sunday moruiHg. At the close
t he orders " rna relied to the cemetery, j
w here they decorated the graves of their j
members. !
Next Sunday morning children's day j
wiil be observed by appropriate exer-1
cises at the Methodist church. In the!
evening Bee. II. A. Calhoun will deliv-
' er the baivaluureitte wrmoil to the grud-
Hitting class of the high school. The
cls numbers lie"thi year: C. WHUlo
; I'illsbnry, llnrrioon I). Corrtilli, Misses j
I K. Maude Hood, Nettie P. Page and M. j
I Pearl Keenan. . i
SHIRT WAIST SUITS
THE SARATOGA MAKE.
White Muslin Suits for $2.00, $2.75, $3.00 .
and $4.98. Colored Suits for $1.75, $1-87,
$2 00, $2.75 and $3.25 each.. They are good -styles
and well made. Come in and see them.
NEW SILK PETTICOATS " NEW WHITE WAISTS,Sliort Sleeves,
At $5.00 Each. Ai $2.25 and $2.50 Each,
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VEALE & KNIGHT,
Telephone 123-2. Currier BuiJdsng, Barre, Vt
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UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
New Summer Models!
i Wt have just received a beautiful assortment of Children's
Wash Suits in the latest approved styles and colors, made iii Blouse,
.Russian and Norfolk effects. ; Prices to suit everybody 50c to $1. 50.
We are also showing this week one of the most elaborate as
sortments of Men's Fancy Worsted Suits at 18.50 and 00.
All new and up-to-date Spring styles
.."Men's, Boy's' and Children's Straw and Crash Hats at from
10c to J53.00.. '
Special. We have the best and most up-to-date: line of. Men's
Two-piece Outing Suits to be found in the city. Prices from
15.00 to $12.00. J
Union Clothing Store,
Everything Men and Boys Wear.
Telephone 126-2. Old Skating Rink Building, Opp. Depot Square.
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splendid leather for all the year
round. ... Its close, firm surface
will not scuff or peel. It looks Q
equally well polished or with the v
original dull metal finish. If you x
would lfkc somc really good Ox- q
fords or Shoes, and as handsome A
as good, ask for "Queen Quality." We recommend O
the Gun Metal Pump for dress or street wear. O
O PEOPLE'S SHOE STORE, n
157 North Main St C S. ANDREWS, PropV. r
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lue Store's Latest Arrivals
, We have received a large line of Spring and Summer Goods
during the past two weeks, and more are arriving daily, consisrinj of A
tntngs mat are new ana ttp-to-aaie in .
. MEN'S AND YOUTHS' SUITS,
At fancy Top Dress and ..Wot king Shirts, fancy and pUin Hosiery,
Straw Hats, Caps and Dress Gloves. Also a new line of Outing
Trousers, made with belt straps, in ery nobby patterns, at as low
prices as you wiil find anywhere. You are invited to come and ex
amine our stock before placing your orders. Respectfully yours,
THOMAS BRADY,
(Successor to Segcl & Brad,y)
Bolster Block, HS Main St., - - Barre, Vermcnt.
FREE ELeaRic signs free
' The Best Advertising v, ;
Medium On Earth!
THE CONSOLIDATED LIGHTING GO.
Will Tell You All About It.
Telephone 324-4,
Montpelier, Vt.
THE FOX TYPEWRITERS.
At lnt the VWI.Ip Typewriter. "Tim oim! of the- old an.I the Ul
of Hie new." A Tyjnn riter that, nmUitie the fontm which have umde
tin' regular inoiK'l of Hie VOX Xiniioun for o,t-ty. runiiina runlitie - and
ihiru'liility m ith eifeil iVilde writing. The iileiit in Typew titinsr Imild
in IVrfei-t visilile uiitin. All of the writing h visible all of the time
and the writing line i in the direct line of viin of the ojierator. Our
illin.iiiien'. to place thi nicliiiic ou frep trial 'without clinijje to tutvone
for ten ditys ought to convince you that the machine is worthy of Vour
cnret'ul consideration. Kindly cign the attached acrnuipnnyiu 'uwipoii if 2
wish free trial. . S
BARRE GRANITE PURCHASING AGENCY,
Avcrill Balldtag, - Barre, Vermont, j ;
To Barre Granite PurchMing Agency, Barre, Vt. i
(ientlemcn: You niay end tin one Visible J-'ox T.vjmw liter without ft.
any eoct to im on free trial for ten unvn. It is diiiinctlv understood fi
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iiinit.i milium .tin hi MOCH(lP rHO!C HnU Will promptly BglCf J ;
to return um within ten dnvi. Vourt trulv.
Smith Cumiiigs' is
certainly the place to buy
Flour, for they keep the
bett on the market at the
lowest prices. They are
agents for Pillsbury's, Cer
esota, Pennant, Silver Leaf
and Snowrlake.
. SMITH & GUMIN6S,
305 Ncrtli Main Street, Barre, Vermont-
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REFRIGERATORS
When jou buy an EDDY
you have the lusr. Kote
rfg the slate shelves. Wc also
I have the Wmri; Mointain
i, line at a ver' low price.
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pC, V. AVERILL & GO,,
An advertisement in the Times
will bring sure results.
"Sanford" Corn ant
"Longfellow" Corn!
The season is late and it stands you in hand to get the EARLIEST AND BEST SEED procurable. Our SANFORD CORK i cwn
West on contract with " F.srly Flint" Seed grown in Connecticut. Much of the "Sanford" sold in this section is bought "'on tuck" in
Chicago, when it is wanted to distribute ' in the Sprirg. Just examine the Seed shown you and also ours. IT SPEAK; FOR 'VSl'M'
Telephone 31-3.
L. M. AVERILL,
Opposite City Park,
Barre. VcraioaU