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TUB iAitliifi DAILY TIMES, JCM 13, 1900.
LADIES' WHITE
: We have some interesting news to tell you about Muslin Dresses.
First, it is the remarkably law prices. Second, it is the fact that these Dresses
are entirely new, fresh and dainty-looking, made of good quality lawn, neat
ly trimmed with valencienne laces. A complete Muslin Dress for $2.98,
3-25, 3.75, 4.50 and 5.50.
. CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRESSES.
Do not make a dress when you can buy such pretty Dresses for children
from 6 to 14 years at $1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2.25, 2.75, 3.25. 3. 75 and 4.50.
Children's Muslin Dresses from one to five years from 50c to 3.50.
Infants Lons Dresses from 35c, 50c, 62c, 75c, 98c, 1.25 up to 3.50
Infants' Short Dresses for 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, 1-25 up to,4-00.
PERRY
II and 75 Mala Street,
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HOUSE
That American quartered oak Princess Dresser for
$15.00 is one of our leaders.
Our dining-room assortment is at its best, with an
Jj all quartered oak and polisheoL round top, pedestal base, K
2 claw foot Extension Table for $16.50 in the lead.
The China Closet at $16
A Picture is always appreciated as a wedding gift.
Call and look at our line.
Are you using any Soap ? ; That's a queer question
to ask, but we wonder if you are using the right kind of
Soap that is, our Soap, the kind you get a premium
with. Have you ever investigated our plan?
B. W. HOOKER & GO
'4 14 and 16 North Main St.,
A u The Emporium," -;
2 Ambulance Calls and Undertaking Promptly Attended To.
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A few Suggestions !
One-gallon can of Baldwin Apples for . . 35c
' One-qunrt ran of Ilalduiii Apple for 10c
Phoenix, a summer drink, per bottle -, .15c
, Salad Dressing, Yavht CM), per bottle . . i .10c ond 25c
, Two cims of Salmon for ...................... .. 25c
Four fans of Corn for . . ; . .'. .................. ." 25c
'Three cans of I'rus, best value, for, , ...25c
Two largo Pineapples for 25c
Just arrived, Old Holland. Java and Mocha Collee. Did yon ever try it!
MERCHANT & FRASER,
Telephone 9-11 6 Elm Street, Barre, Vt
An Advertisement in the Times
: will bring sure results.
Rfcfa Ctt Glass
NEW DESIGNS
for
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Ti 'fc.
latest and richest cuttings
honest goods. That's our
ceived at special low prices.
CN. KEN YON & CO.'S,
CASil BARGAIN STORE,
185-187 North Main Street. (Telephone 113-u) Barre, Vermont.
MUSLIN DRESSES
(Si camp.
Barrc, Vermont
FURNISHING
s
Beds are made to sleep
in, but often miss their k
mark because they're
squeaky. If you want a
.good, sweet sleep, buy
Beds here. Iron Beds
from $3.50 to $20.00.
Brass Beds from $22.00
to $38.00. ,
50 is a sure seller at sight.
- Barre, Vermont
Granitcville, Vermont
17 Prk St.
L L. Gde. No. i Bolster An.
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Much Cut Glass is purchased fc
Wedding Oil ts and the buy- fci
crs as a rule wouldn't think of
presenting a piece that was not
strictly high-grade if they
knew it.
The finest grade in the very
i
at the -lowest prices for
story on Cut Class.
We invite your inspection.
TALK OFJTHE TOWN.
White, suits at Abbott's.
The late.-t in embroidered parasols at
Perrv's.
Half price on covert 0I0U1 jackets at
Abbott's. .: ! ,i :i i , ,
Auction Kale
at the City Auction
ItooiiH tonight.
Lewis Colnmbe went to Rouses Point
last liijiht to vUit relatives.
Men' and bov' straw bats at
the
Frank McWhorler Co. Store.
AlileaiffH bonirlit, wild ami rented. C.
II. Keniliick & Co.. 54 Main street.
Head what The N. D. Phelps Company
says on the second page of this issue.
Mrs. .T. Al. ltondV miction ale will
continue afternoons until the poods are
hold.
. San Fram iseo iicture nd dancine at
Dewey park Thursday tiijtht for one ad
mission,
H. W. Pratt went to West Stewarts-
town, N. JI., today for a week's visit
with friend. - ; r
There will bn a regular mwMinjr of!
the KriighU of Columbus this evening
at 7 ::i0 o'clock. i
The V. A. S. K. will meet in Whcehvk I
block, JJarre, J'lmrnday, June 14. A full j
attendance is desired.
The deliciousnexs of Masentt's famous I
ice cream is its best advertisement. Do- i
livered to all parts of the cit v.
. Miss .Shufelt, who lias Ik-cti visiting
her sister, Mrs. !. A. Wilkinson, went
to her home in Newport this morning-
: . '
Remember the San Francisco movinc
pictures at the opera house Thursday
evening, ushers' -benefit. Tickets now
on sale. I
Hoard by the day or .week at the
Otis Cafe; Pearl street.1 Table board,
$3.50 per week. Meal tickets, $4.00. A.
K. Stone, proprietor.
Public dance Friday' evening at the
Pavilion. Klectric fans have been1 in
stalled and the Pavilion put in tine
condition for the summer business.
The Intercity baseball directors last
pight awarded the score card privilegfl
of the year to W. C, Washburn of Mont
peliier and theliooth 'privilege to .1. T,
Callahan of Barre. 'there were seven
bids for both privileges.
John Sullivan of Woodbiiry, ,viu
ar!
rested last night for being found in .An : remaining eiglit will be dresoeds lio
intoxicated condition bv ttfticer" llaineb i hoes. .This will ' niean 1m it h an ,inU'r
Suliivan pleaded guilty to a second of-jesting and laughable exhibition. John
fense in eitv court this morning and paid , Kessick of Barre will also sing several
a tine with' costs amounting to $23.04. J of bis comic songs, for which he is
Arthur C. Tiklcn went to Burlington j "" Saturday evening' the committee
last night to attend the Masonic week, j has) ,,;)hn K,,rr( ,,e ci,ampion
Michael K Harrington, formerly of , f,utH.llt.r ((f Vermont and one of
tl.e Northern hotel, has accepted posi- tm? ha uwu-r in the business,
tion in the sales department of the ThU an ,,XH,,!(,)t ,,.,.( ity to see
Swift beef company at New York city. ft tir,t.r,., ,.xhibition of bag punching
The members of the Intercity ball i by a man thoroughly understanding the
team are' expected to arrive in Ilarre S art. The articles will also be drawn this
next Monday. An exhibition game with j evening.
lteverly. Mass., will probably be played Paining will be enjoyed each evening
for a starter next week, to get the men (to music furnished by Walker's or
in shane for the twcuiiur of the season I chelra of three piisvs. Ice creum and
next Saturdav.
A well attended meeting of the V'er
mont pet stock and jioultry associat ion
was held hist evening in the store of
the Barre shoe company. 'Discussions
on practical -matters concerning the as.
soeiatiolt and it , was decided to bold
regular meetings once a month after
S'ptfinlier 1st. -
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v i anes ivm.p,. . ai ...s r ,
ill this eitv lor a few days from Piiuri
and Burton miunrv at Manchester
Kuapp has played in the Ihix and at
first. Isie on the bull team of the schoil,
which, he say. sun 16 out of lf jjames,
Ipnyed thus fur this season, and have
only to win from the Middlcbury hijfll
school to 'rtin the championsliip of the
state.
Two pisketlnwiks w ere found in a
closet of the Montpelier Wells Kiver
depot at Montpelier yesterday afternoon.
On va empty and the other contained
a check for i'ri in the name of II. A,
Wells of Mar-hllehl and a dojr license
receipt in his name also. Mr. Wells says
that there was about $U0 in money-in
his wallet. Thi is supposed to have
liecit the work of pickpockets on circus j
day. ,
The speakers and a part of the audi
ence w ere very much disturbed by , the
late comers at the Barre opera house
last evening. Oftent imes the effort; of j pllfled" ecbool Ct spellers seiems to be,
speakers are destroyed by tinusiinl com- j "Spell It-Wrong Bud you'r right"
motion, such as the shufllin of, feet, j koaUTiUe Courier-Journal. .,.
the slam. nil.): of doors. ,lt, i. unfair H comBtsatfon to tbe
to the participants and to audiences tori, . ,. , , m..
iople to enter a public entertainment j or ! mw aptlllng reform,
Lit late. And if anv Bane people per- and It I that after ewbtlo It Will U
sist thev should be rcpieste.) to remain luoposslblo to tell an educated from aa
in the hall until an opportune time ar I oneducated mao by t! epelling.-r-rhll'
rives for entrance. ftdelpUJa
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I as fine as vou ever saw. 15c per oz. ; two ozs. for 25c.
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I D, F. DAVIS, "The Druggist," f
I 262 North Main St, - - Barrc, Vermont.
Imwmmwmmwwym!! iiiiiiiiw
THE BEST ICE CREAM
The only kind we make and the only kind you should fat, It is
delightfully smooth, rich, easily digested and'satUfyinir and always uni
form in quality. Produced from pure cream, granulated sugar and pure
fruit flavors by up-to-date and sanitary methods and modern machinery.
PERFECT
T- BARRE CANDY KITCHEN
TALK OFJTHE TOWN.
. See 19c. niererline rilibons at Abbott's.
Roller skating at Dewey park tonight.
! A new lot of colored shirt waist suits
utr Perry's . : -v
J 'you waiit a real ,'ood electric niai-
saj;e, go to Miers' barU-r shop. 1 ' .1
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New line of children'! vvaoli suit just
received by the Frank McWhorter Co.
Will the Socialist and sympathizers
please meet at Socialist hall, (iranite
street, Wednesday, June 13th, at 7 p. m.
All persons having accounts with F.
11. llugera i, Co. plnae call at 174 North
Main street, Quiiilen block, and nettle,
(same.
San Francisco pictures at Dewey park,
Thursday', Friday and Saturday and Sat
urday n'uvtinee. ' Prices including dnnc
inj 2.1 eents. Matinees including roller
sskates 10 cents,
SHORT OF BUSINESS.
Windsor County Court Will Adjourn
' Early.
Wooditock, dune 13, The list of civil
cases in Windsor county court was re
duced to nearly nothing yesterday -and
as only four indictments not yet made
public "were returned by the grand jury
the term of court will lie short, unless
something new turns up. 1 he jury in
the ease of the Winder iaHliht C'o.
vs. S. N. Taylor, an action of trespass
i begun niwi- i.uurnaya iciuiiiro vi-i-Sdict
yesterday for the plainiitV of one
iwnt daninges. . , .
June Carnival at Graniteville.
(Jraniteville, .Tune 1-5. An excellent
timo planned" for all by member of
foresters' team camp No. SliOli, (irnnite-
ville. The June carnival will open to-
morrow evening umier me auspices oi
the forester team of camp No. iJ2, M.
V, of. A., and the entertainmeni pro-j
gramme will consist or me loiiowing:
Poem. When 1'a lleeame a Woodman, by
Itoswell Miles; solo, Ferd lloneo; solo,
Miss Fa a Miles; prose, Miss Bertha It.
McLean; solo, Walter ...11. Puine; statu
ary and clog dancing, Milne brothers.
A glance at the above programme will
assure all that an excellent enterluiu
tnent is forthcoming.
Friday evening there will lie an exhi
bition drill by the forester team. The
first' eight men will Tie' dressed in the
fg)lla Woodmen's uniform,' while the
caKe win is- served in me nanqiiei nan
and the usual refreshment stands will
lie in evidence. Admission 10 cents,
season tickets 2.1 cents, with a $5 gold
piece as door prize.
BIG BATTLESHIPS.
Tlie American peojile delight la big
t bin?, and they are pleased at tbe
, spect of ,iavUl k greater battleship
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If the United States Is to go to work
to build a battleship larger than the
Dreadnought, then England may be ex
peited to come back with a battleship
larger tbnn the Ainerlcau battleship.
Louisville Times.
It Is a matter for congratulation that
America Is to own tbe biggest battle
ship afloat. This is true not for the
mere sake of bonstiiig iut because It
represents a wise policy and cxoeptlou
al forethouglit.-Pbllndelphla lYess.
-SPELLING REFORM.
The spelling reform la not likely to
mako ouch headway in Jorjab, Rode
Hand cr Mlzzoory. CblcaRo Tribune.
Tbe formula of the "new" and "lni-
Just Received
SMIt's Gtiocolates :
the "Daintiest of Dainty jj
Sweets' in neat and tas- i
ty gift packages. 1 1
Pure Snruce Gum 1
- "
from the Maine' woods, I
ICE CREAM
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.lA. P. ABBOTT & CO.A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
The Bay light
i:?Q irtt :'; JUNE, $AL&
n i n 1 1, i- -iii' in' in . .1
And Values That You Cannot Get Past for Styles and Prices Are A No. I
Ladies' Shirt Waist Suits
This is the season of the year when
Cotton Shirt Waist Suits arc in greater
demand than uny other one article of
a lady's wardrobe.
In Percale, fiingham and Muslin Suits,
in colors, we can give you it good as
sortment from $1.25 to $3.98.
Ask to. tea the special Muslin Suit in
eolors at $2.98. This is the Waldorf
Suit and is made as you would make
it yourself. ' " . ,
At $4.50 is a Liuen-eolored Muslin
Suit. Waist made with three box plaits
down front, finished with French knots.
Fine tucks down back, full sleeves with
deep tucked cuffs; plaited gore skirt
with three narrow tucks mound the
bottom.
At S4.75 is
,. , .,
"T " VV"7 " Ji'w y"l fuller than other
front, nne mifi OTip.lMilr incli h oik hHmi .
each side, piped -with white, full sleeves , The Suits we are showing for $4.75 1 .
with e'uht-inch tucked cutis. Very full j and $4.98 are of extra worth, Theyarei, Mlish-b .4UU4. ....
plaited Rtired skirt, with two folds run- j made of pood ipiiility muslin and trim-1 Misses' Suits in botli white and colors
ning down front, piped with white. j.uied with lace and muslin embroidery. I ia this dune Sale.
There is variety in the above Shirt Waist Suits to he found only in largest city stores.
Ao P. ABBOTT & CO.
BALANCES FIRE LOSS.
Rutland Real Valuation About Same as
- .. Last Yearv
Rutland, June IS. The board of as-
lessors has finished the jrrand list for
KMifv .showing! big .(rain in personal
property since last year. The total val
uation . is ' St.84T.lU7. . an increase ot
$iu,r.27. The real estate valuation s i exacting it s for you, so you 11
practically the same. Although there;, . . ,., . Kii;n.
..i a v.iiin i liinlillniT flnrinrr t i vpur. inplHWMiit ! v- iwv . umuiiivw, - '
improvements just balanml the loss by
the $.-)On,WH fire of February IS. There
are 3.061 taxable polls, a pain of only
it. :
N0RTHF1ELD.
Mr. and Mis Nelson Tyhr hit yes -
l:.'
x. ii.. ami Windsor. Thev win attend
th 'wk ptn of Kli1;:
iu somen nie, Mass., Thursday. Mr.
ana Mrs. tyier win tie pone auout, a
week.
J. t Donahue has sold part of the
land south of bis house on the corner
of Central street and the public square
to the town of Northtleld for the pur
pose of building an addition to the vil
lage ball. The .proposed addition will
give ample room for- the engine room,
jail and police headquarters on the first
floor and will enlarge the hall on the
second floor. The. entrance to the hall
will le from the north.
Just Received
FRESH
Native Asparagus, .
Spinach,
Cucumbers,
Wax Beans,
' New Cabbage.
Also - Turnips, Carrots,
Beets, Onions,, Apples,
Pineapples and Bananas.
Give us your order for
a fresh Leg of Lamb, short
cut, 18 cents.
Quick delivery.
TASSIE BROTHERS,
Successors to .
Farker &
Telephone 9-3. , 60 North Main St.
SAND FOR SALE
Coarse and fine, in any
quantity. Coarse Sand
for cementing at my
sandbank on Farwell
Street.
L J. BOLSTER, - BARRE VT.
CAMERAS
AT COST
To close out. All new,
with latest improvements
Ladies' Shirt Waist Suits
Those who have seen the values we
are showing in Colored and White Shirt
j Waist Suits cannot resist the tempta
tion to liny,
At S8.98 is a Suit made of licrured
muslin which is of unusual worth. This! A Suit at $6.98 is made of good quai
ls the "I'niipie" brand and will eompnro J j(y jn,ii,i limm. mado in theliest of styhl
with Suits shown ut $10.00. The. style ;iiml trj ilh ,,, onil inMsrtioI1
is all right. : , , . . , .
n ) both long and short sleeves.
One of the best Suits in the line is '
made of fine quality mercerized goods! At $7.50 is a very fine. -Plain Whihi
in small check, with embroidered satin q11(ri Suit, made very full plaited skirl,
ngure. aist mmic si uare tokc, oi
made square roue, ot
white
white embroidered eufl ; full skirt v it li
two deep tucks. The price is $8.75.
... . .
In White Shirt Waist Suits th name
"Monogram" or 'Tniuue" is enough
guarantee as to stvle, quality or linish.
1 vou liuy a '.Monogram' Suit you are i
sure to eel a skirt that is mini one to
OUR CLOTHING IS
We're " cranks," so some of the Clothing manufactur
ers think. They say we are the worst people in the Cloth
ing business, we're so infernally particular. When we're so
our Clothing. , Turn it inside
finish, the way the seams are sewed and what they are sewed
with, how the padding's put in and all those apparently, un
important details. Some Clothing looks mighty slick out
side, but it doesn't stay so any lensrth of time. That's where
lour pertinacity Kcores. Take a look at our perfectly tailored
handsome Overcoats, our fine line of Rain Coats,
j our complete line of Headwear and our smart and attractive
i styles in all kinds of Toggery that good dressers want. If
! you do this you'll surely be
Frank McWhorter Go.
One Price Men's and Boys' Outfitters,
Telephone Call 218-4. Blanchard Block. 20 and 22 North Main St
PLANTS
, EMSL1E. THE FLORIST, .
Ttlcphone-8toie, 1!53-12; tireenUoue, SOl-11. OTIS BLOCK, I'RAKL STREET
A GENUINE BARGAIN
In Manicure Sets, consisting of one box of Rose Nail
Powder, one piece Toilet Pumice, one genuine Orange
Wood Stick and six Cloth Center Emery Boards for,10c.
E. A. DROWN.
- ' Prescription Druggist,
4 A No. Main St., Opp. Nntl BanK.
Goo
Good Salmon has been very scarce and high this
year, but we have been able to get hold of some extra
good trades. ', ' V
Best Steak Salmon, tall cans, regular 15c kind, two
cans for - - - . - - - - 25c
Good Red Steak Salmon, flat cans, each, - 15c
Good Red Columbia River Salmon, flat cans, each, 1 8c
Premier Brand Fancy Red Salmon, something ex
tra, per can, - - - - 20c
Salt Salmon, whole fish, per pound, - - 9e
Salt Salmon, cut, per pound, - - - - 10c
Some good trades in Codfish in one and three
pound packages.
.Ten Pounds of Fresh Native Rhubarb
For 10 Cents.
F. D. LADD CO,
Lcadfag Cash Grocers.
Stores
! Ladies' Shirt Waist Suits
j Peineniber that these Suits are rnadd
of extra quality material and have skirt
that will measure; from five to five, and
one-half vards aiound the bottom. -
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''"'"' "l,T llll K(tl '""-
n oUl(,,. .lea of White Miiit Wai-t
Snitsiwe have the flue muslin, trimmed
I with fine 'alencienncs lace and insertion,
as
well as the medium weight Suit,
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the WORLD'S BEST
get what you want, and by
Pnms hrrmonA lonlr.nvpr
out, look at the quality and
convinced that the best is here
Tomato Plants, Celery Plants
and Flowing Plants of all kinds
almon Trades!
Meats and PfOTfcfont
The AVERILL MUSIC CO: v.