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111 KAIiKE DAILY TIMES, JULY SO. JiKJ'J.
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really Import id .uut-itiitfX them hup-
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Do you want to be a
better man t
We'll make you look it
antl t".c nothing more
awe-impiring than meas
ure, seizors, chalk, good
cloth and your ihape.
If you hae your own
ideas of dress, here's the
nJIl to carry out your
New Fall Samples now
here.
See new Cap; in window.
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JINGLES AND JESTS.'
EVERY
Yon earn above your actual cxpenf.es thould be at
work earning money for you.
It k the cumulative power of money that makes
(he world wealthy.
Make a start now by .opening an account with us.
3 1-2 Per Cent interest Paid on
Time Certificates of Deposit.
Waltinir.
' l! lt-4 ati.i I'.-) fcii'1 i:ii!
'I he iriom oroiw! at ftiah) -i
sold ti.e limj vi,1, y t put on
' glow,
An4 JitH fc drratn4 t his fate.
,' g'j he Ilise'TwJ tita il i, waited,
1 And h wH.(l anij nn"rl Ills tint.
! An.ianlH tsiiro4 f.m hat, tit A
, Ai4 .U't and flrnrrd liis hat.
I M 51 wui.kf fck'ntlnol.
h
' ltpardiir 'Wtlta.
"yni!iij Oiiili'y any !"' Kolujf to
tjuit liis rVj'jllsliw non amt work
with a will li'fift-r."
itmt'a Irf-.ati li wna kft out
of lilt rich utiole'a." riiUiidlpIil
I'ti .
why, iMdar
T.'if rnln drij paliTd (ilnatljr
m tti dilrpliii( wliKlow ixt!i.
"Clll, fllij.," timy mi,
lJIl:!ln!,
4ut iW5' Jt In th- raJn?"
Isohf mlan Mavulne. ' '
The Peoples Ntfl Bank
m
e, W. ME1CHER, President, F N. BilALEY, Vice President.
0. P. TOWN, Cashier.
In After Vra,
. Mm. . NnKKMliyIlow w-ll I refnorri
tKT tlt nij-'lit you jinioH(il to mp, II?n
ry. Vint iiUt''t llk a fuel,
' .VajttiKliy Ainif-arnm c are iiot'o!
wnyt l'cifiifl, my ilour. IK'trolt Trlb'
iui, : f " ' jr
"Tiiy 'don't Imvo oiiicli baseball Iti
L'tnh."
"Wonder wliy not?"
"(i en ml nmtlu'M nr too plentiful, I
t'poac."-ritllnir8 I'ot.
IF NOT, WHY NOT?
AS -RANGES . Jt1 REE
To the first, one hundred persons order
ing Gas in the month of June we will give
the free use of a Gas Range.
Call at our office at once and place your
order and get a RANGE FREE.
Peoples Lighting, Heating antl Power Co.
Open Monday and Saturday Kvenings.
2 1 3 North Main St. Td, 126 2J. Barrc, Vermont
AN OLD BANK
A STRONG BANK
3 1-2 Per Cent
INTEREST
Paid on
Savings Deposits
Deposit Your
Money WiLh
Granite
SAVINGS BANK
AD TRUST COMPANY,
BARRE, VERMONT.
Wc mutt
All our tummer goods to be c'oted out
have room for fall goods.
IS White Shirt Waist Suits to doc
J-) it 4 11 . "'.'..'.
g 4 4 4 II 44 I
One lot odd sizes White Lawn Waists, said at
9Sc, U9 and 1.25, to clo?e at
Better values, in good essortment, to close 2t
36 Wakts that we sold at ? 1.93. now -
Better ones at the same reduction.
All our Ladies' and Children's Costs, Skirts, Hats,
Colored Two Piece Suits, Children's Dresses, etc., to
be closed out- Co&t -not considered.
- 'Ladies'; Long White Silk Gloves. '
$1.50
$!. 98
S2.9S
75c
98c
$1.25
'ajahcui Store
I'Um i rvtv of i. faajMnrcira, . t,
Th cl-ovt'O ( klDJf of I
r-r:a, tan LliM'-u lu so Arabian for
li'iis ciiil rtiiBJij roM-f i"'l f'it iifar
J l.fM year. .
GLEANINGS.
(au til lilr.
In !; j;.ijjf of 1 U ji jpiayed by
tJii tiiit-kn. uairi'H of il"ir ditlcitim
! i-ivfii to tiio varlou "tbr,"
tlw Uiwt forunat, that of the bigtiftt
nu)br, toeing called Yea uji or Afipro-d!t.?.
Tfc Wtr 1,11 r.
gvt-ral ant-dmcui of nr&tor Y.Y.
Lv tl very curlou wuliarity of
ihmsiiug all 4ay etui ut evening clo
U, th lr..tlimoro, aud fcy tractluu
Hit atn, drawirig tti flwCT.wtSrly
nmJi r atfr. T!t'r Is no moro elcjfu
l.tr fact 1 th hiktoryof Cf tkan
Uil oddity of tlie water lily.
Aboat 4, t!r are killed annually ;
VB the tv-otth liiOfjrs. ;
Suitbjrw tare just ta d"ijrad and
printed In Grf to comacnKfrate the j
Olympic gt-iu-! of I'M. j
Ttrtf fomdatku of the Bourt tooild-!
Idjt at Aimsto-dsm have glvetj way and j
tire Luii'lii.s is tliresternd wi;U ruia
and baa- twn t-!oL It crt fOOO.OOC
aud wj -on;i!-tJ t.f.t r-i iit!y. j
A Ctilnww gpiitleiBaii wko.trfok bt )
aong ,ba-k to !. tsdwated la Japan j
ratber than th I'nltPd States xplalDd j
blu action by Kayis.g tbat t! country
la "tw annoying to tie Cltiuefso'
; la otiIpi- that traffic may not be di-!
verted from tlm rati 'y la MaiKimrla
Uj ,Tpetjj'', It 1 aM. have rebuUt
tU river bridge deatroyed during the
war, tlit tUey ar too low for the
Chf!Hf'j f;-'.;U boata to pai uu-lcr
the Emprfs EtiscniG liaa Jut given
rtr.t tloiil Empornr.
Kuliial .Klifio, tb first mofrnl 'm
jnror of CUlita. wi r-allwl tti Murder ! to tb Sw-taa eumon of Tburgsu the
er. from tb tTagf-di lit bi own ! caatle of A roiienijr, T.Jjf-re Xapoleon
family, . j III. paHl several yeimt of bis youth.
la the caatlo are tne tmpresia Joseph
TJ rir' Month.
The fly'a eatlisfj upparutua la really a
Bwker of very bi'-go proportion wbeti
(CoiiPri with tbe Iks of tbo auloiul.
If tho iiwjth of a uma were of the
aaioe priprt.uate alzo ua that of tbo
By, hU htd iiukl li.tve to be eulareed
atwut two feet ou each ai! to aeoto
UjOduto bia llpa and teeth.
In all tbe t itle of Arabia, evpn at the
preaetit day, dried lust, truijj on
thread ua dried apple iisod formerly
to x? trefitcd in tht i-outitry, nre ex
hmciI tut ma fl aa article of food.
Sro'a C'rwii.
When Nero made bin artistic tour as
a tuualcl.in mid actor through the title
of Crct.ce, nitna than 4uo erowua were
bestowed upon him, and when he re
turned to Home he decreed htoiaelf a
triumph aud entered the city with
tlife crowua Iwrtia la solemn procea
WKcU Ilusrb
The witch baxel in all part of Great
Brit a In In l oniddered aa a umgle. plant.
In runny local traditions It 1 alluded
to nst pny)iig a part lu charms and In
cantation. ,. , t... .,,!i
'; " ' Spldrwrt.' i'f .: '.
The Virginia splderwort la apparent
ly unable to endure a high tempera
ture. During the day It U wilted and
dejected. A the oveulnif ooiues tut It
revives, All Its leaves nssumo a lively t
appearance, and the plant appears to
llimrli.li and cujoy Its llft until tbo
morning iiht iiftaln return. j.
lae bnrp. Qtiwn Horteuse' harpsi
chord and a camp bedstead of Napo
leon III.
THINGS THEATRICAL.
No other person on tlis stape carries
anything like the nruou&t of luxurance
malntnlBed by Sarah Bernhardt. Mme,
Bcrtiliardt has twelv policies. j
Ml O'ertrnde Qulnlon has been re- i
enguged by Henry W. Savage for the j
eastyu 'College Widow" company.
She will -bo een In the role of Flora !
Wljrglus, which she originated. j
One of the most stirring numbers In
the new Herhert-Doty-Ketker musical
comedy, "The Social Whirl," is a boot
black chorus, lu tbe course of which
the shoes of ten attractive young wom
en are properly shlned.
E. H. Hothern and Julia ' Marlowe
have arranged to give a aeries Of spe
cial performance, the proceeds of
which will be used for endowlna- a j
chair of dramatic art at the George
Washington university, Washington. " j
Itlda Johnson Young, " who wrote J
"Brown of Harvard," 4s a native of ;
Baltimore. Her first connection with !
the statre was her appearance there la '
an amateur rcrformauc of Louise Mob
loy's melodrama, "A Woman of War." j
The Perley E. Pope Go.'s Store
There always is when we make an extra effort
to get people out. The public has learned to know
the importance attached to every statement we make
and profit by it. True, wc arc here to sell goods at a
profit, but wc don't always Sometimes we get caught
with too many goods at the end of the season, when
the cost doesn't figure with us, wc make a sure selling
price and never yet has it gone back on us. To keep
things alive and help clear stock we will sell .
All $ 7.50 to f 10.00 Eton Wash Suits, al! new, for $3.98
AH 15.00 Eton Wash Suits for - - - 8.98
Alt 20.00, 22. 50 and 25.00 Eton Wash Suits for 1 2.50
100 S-00 to 8.00 Skirts, all perfect style. Mohair and
Pa"nama, only - - " " " '" 3.98
Silk Eton Suits at 1-3 off, and White Wash Parasols at the
following big discounts,:
11.25 and 1. 50 Parasol - - $.98
$2.00 and 12.50 Parasols - - 1.69
$100 and 13.50 Parasols 1.98
$3 75 and 15.00 Parasols - - :2.98
As good numbers as we have had thjs season.
100 pairs Irish Point Curtains for ' - - $1.69
SPECIAL UNTIL SOLD
100 $2.50 to J3.00 Wgists .
20 $1.25 and 11.50 Suede Leather and Calf Bags,
$1.98
.69
Remember we sell the best of Hosiery, Under
wear, Neckwear, Gloves, Ribbons and Under Muslins.
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
The best place to shop if you want what you pay for
PERLEY
Th Vt'atr Fntnp,
The water pump of today Is an Im
provement on an Invention which first
came Into ue In the year UH;j 11. C.
I HI Ian toll..
Tha cloth of the old Kjrypfians was
so good that, although it lots been useil
for thousand of years as wrapping of
the in u mm lea, the Arabs of today can
weiir It. It. is all of linen, tho ancient
Egyptian Considering wool unclean.
Tbe Snow Klnir.
Gustarn Adolpbus was the snow
klnif. frost the fncf that his domlulcms
were termed the Know Kingdom.
t'rnni and Heraldry,
In heraldry nino different varieties
of the crown are recounted as IiisIkuIii
of rank the oriental, tho triumphal or
lmpei'lul, the diadem, the obsldlonnl
crown, tho civic, the crown vallory, the
mural crown, tho tiaval and the crown
celestial.
Th Dldtt.
The digit, a Hebrew measure ot
length, was a little over nine-tenths ot
an Inch. It was taken from the second
Joint of tho right forefinger.
Tansies, ever since Fliakespeare's
time and perhaps for ages before, have
been symbolic of thoughts or remem
brance. Two or Ihrt-o poets, ltiO years
earlier than Kliakcsppnre, mention the
flower as having this symbolism.
IlurUlr'a Mlrrnrr tlonnnipiit.
Buckle tlevoled m arly twenty yearn
to tho collection of tniiterlitl for hli
"History of civilization." ll wrote
only a portion of the Introduction,
which remain a great monument to
bis literary ami philosophical teachings'.
If the work bad been finished on the
same scale ns begun, 100 volumes
would Dot have sutlieed, ,
Mrs. Fiske Is to produce a new drama
of New York life wxt ason.
Barah Bernhnrdt' gown cost her
f2T,000 a year, It la sald-by her press
agent,
David Warfield ot "The Music Mas
ter" fame Is now In Europe taking ft
well deserved rest.
Miss Florence Huntington, formerly
well known In Brooklyn social circles,
bus been engaged for the role of Jauo
Wit herspoon in the western "College
Widow" company.
Henry Coote, who Is now singing ono
of the student captain roles In "The
Student King,'! has been signal for the
principal tenor role of Tom Wagner In
"The I'rluce of J,ilscnM next season.
Miss Evelyn Vanghan, the clever
young leading woman, has been en
gaged by H. W, Savage to play the
role of Jane Wltherspoon, "the college
widow," next season In his eastern
"College Widow" company. "'
EDITORIAL FLINGS.
The girl who follows th president's
advice and keeps her eyes on tho star
will be likely to stntuhle unless she has
a firm hold on some young man'a arm.
Chicago Tribune,
A goat appears to be a pretty wise
animal, after all. You will notice that
be merely cuts the cans aud never
touches the stuU that has been Inside
of them.-Topeku Journal,
"Nature Is greater than I," says Al
fred Austin. Not In alt respects. Na
ture, with all her powers, could never
achieve some of Mr. Austin' poetry.
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Oh, yes, let'hnve the dally weather
forecasts stamped ou letters to be k
llvered on the rural free delivery
routes. There's nothing too good for
the fanners, especially now that the
congressional elections are coming on.
Boston Herald.
- four t.ravrd Clever,
In some parts of Ireland the presen
tatton of a four leaf clover by a youni
man to a young woman is considered
equivalent to "popping the question."
c Dim on
Li I Ul L UUii IS
V
P. E. POPE, Manager.
ontpelier
A Ti T iU fSa T A T A O t! iRi iSi Sa ,T Ti A A T 1.T4 JS T ,T T JU
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An Honest Beef, Wine and Iron!
An honest Beef, Wine and Iron is one made of an honest
amount of ingredients. It contains the necessary amount of
iron to strengthen the blood. It contains a sufficient quantity
of finest quality extract of beefc and the wine contained in it is
well aged, mellow and of fine flavor.
That describes our Beef,, Wine and Iron. We take extra
care in making it and it is impossible to make better. It's a
preparation that will make one strong and vigorous.
Full Pint Bottles. 50c
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1 54 North Main Street, Barre, Vt. PHARMACISTS
Mileagei Bought, Sold and Rested. I
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C H. Kendrick & Co.,
ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY TIMES
! THE CITY BAKERY I
Try Our Blueberry Pies 0 -
5 'MALT BREAD. It is the best Bread in town aid
2 will do you good.
I BEMIS&CARON,
66 North Main Street, Tel. 12-1 1. Barre, Verm.
' Uat-isi!!!.