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THE JJAMIE DAILY TIMES. AUGUST 2. 1906.
Shirt Waist
" Specials 98c
. Our entire line of Arnold Batistes, Figured Muslins and Lace Stripe
.Organdies in both plain and pretty little floral designs. So cool and neat
for summer afternoon gowns, just the matcriarfor that comfortable
oriental wrapthe kimona, or dressing sacquc. And too, they make
such neat, pretty little dresses for girls. The colors in them have nearly
all been tested and they launder nicely. They range in price from
12 l-2c to 15c a yard, 27 to 30 inches wide.
ALL AT
A YARD
It may seem foolish to make such a price reduction, but it's only
another move of ours to make a "clean-sweep," for we shall soon need
the room.
T." 1 THE BflUBF
ins co.
SUITS Values op to
$15.00 at $6.93
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1908.
Weather Predictions.
Fiiir toniglit; slightly warmer in the
western portion, cooler, in eastern Maine;
Friday fair, slightly warmer, except jn
eastern jMaine. ,
GOING A1
Vacation time is at hand and all who
can arc off seeking rest and recreation.
No living man, or woman, can rest, or
play, or work in ill-fitting shoes.
See that you are properly footclad. Start
away right by putting your feet into a pair
of shoes that are made to easily and exact
ly fit feet.
That is the kind we sell. : :'i
Representatives of the best makes in the
best leathers and most of the best styles.
On lines, which are broken in sizes and
widths, at specially tempting prices.
i TALK OF THE TOWN
! Have you seen the .post' tard' exhibit
at Bode.'a store I itto adv. of cards in
today's Times?
u I', Au-stm sells stone cutters'
glasses, all kinds and prices. From 20c
to 52.00 each.
Home-made cooking for sale every
Tuesday and Saturday,- beginning Satur
day, August 4, at i8 Merchant street,
upstairs.
Madam Laplant, the clairvoyant and
fortune teller, has arrived in town -and
is located in the Biu.ell block at room
4, over the bowling alley.
The Ida Read W. C. T U. unites
with the Eat Harre W. C. T. V, in a
picnic at Benjamin's Falls, Friday, Aug,
3. Take the 9:45 car. All como and
bring your lunch. ,
Mis Delia Decotean. of St. Johnbury,
who has been viHitinjr.tond-i in Leban
on, N. H., will now spend a week in
Barre at her brother's, Henry. Decoteau,
Notice C. I V, Delegates.
A nepcial meeting of the Central Labor
union of liarre and vicinity will W Mil
on Saturday. Aup. 4th, at 7.:i6 o'rWk.
wlifti all delegate will be evpected to
make their report. Jas. Mutch, Sec'y. 1
GRANITEVTiLE.
BARRE SHOE CO.
131 North Maine Street Telephone 432-4. Barre, Vt.
United Shoe Stores Co. Barre, Hardwick, Burlington, St Albans
A l the Presbyterian church the Rev.
W. H. MacCallura from Canada w ill
preach in the morning at 10::iO in Kng
I lish and Gaelic at 3 in the sfternoon,
i and English at seven p. m.
EAST BARRE.
1 There will be a social dance in the
opera house on Saturday, August 4.
; Dancing from 8 till 12. Gijbertwm's
orchestra. Bill 50 cents.
NOTICE.
Therj will be a special meeting
Polishers' Branch of the C. C. f. A.,
Carpenters'- ball, Thursday evening
7 o'clock. Important bunions., V.
Clark, Xvc.
Attention! What? Who?
Everybody that enjoys a meal of Fish that is fresh. Not
necessary to go to the lake or sea shore to et it. Come
to us, as our invoice is exceptionally good this week.
Large, fancy Penobscot Salmon. If this does not ap
peal to you try a slice of our Halibut Steak or Sword
Fish. We also have Hadd., Cod, Lake and Sea Trout,
Pike, Perch, Mackerel, large and small, of extra quality.
Send in your order and we will do our test to fill them
at your satisfaction.
Mi
There will be a- special
communication of firajiite
lodge, So. 35, F. A. M.,
Friday evening at T:3o. Wink,
M. M. degree. I'er order of
a regular
'L::,. There will be
C meeting of "Jlinwutha lodge
' s," No. 20, L O. O. F., on Thur's
dav eveninrr. Anmist. a .( i .-!( ,stn,.i-
If tr .1, , r . '
p : xi. u . v. lurn, noma sirana
VINCITIA LODGE,
No. 10, K. of P.
THE CITY FISH MARKET,
Heath & Batefaelder, Props. - - - Tel. JO 2
Castle Hall la Blan
cbard Block. Regular
meetings on Tuesday
evening at 8:00.
READ THIS.
wmam
An advertisement in the Times
will bring sure results.
I HIERCURY
i gpwnmsf pt the Fire Ont "' f " 7
1 1 I ELECTRIC 1 :3
I AND USE THE IRON
1 Then Watch It Qo DOWN I '- i
I Consolidated Lighting Co., Mcntpelisr, Phone, 3244 mmmmamJi
Owner joinf; out of town wanti to
sell equity in a Rood piece tif real estate,
well located Consists of a two-tenement
bonne and barn. Doxirabln a a
home or investment. Only a ftrnall
amount of money required now $ loo;
or peihap less. This is your chance
to buy a good borne or make an in
vestment. No reasonable oiler will be
refused. Might consider taking a build
in,'? lot,, not too expensive, . ;
For. full particulars inquire of the
D. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Rooms 8 and 9 Gordon Block, Barre, Yt,
SPRUCE CLAPBOARDS
and CEDAR SHINGLES
For Sale at
Moscow Mills, East Ca!aisVt,
A. DWINELL & BON. PROPRIETORS.
MILEAGES
Rented, Bought and Sold,
C.H.KENDRICK,
54 N. Main St. Telephon 136-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.
local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
The City Ilakery leads for a large
variety.
Spring Iamb and freidi green peas to
day at Tassie Bros.
The pluunibers writ hold tlieir regular
meeting this evening.
L, L. Turner went to Burlington today
for a. several weeks stay.
George 'N. Tilden went to Xorthfield
thin morning on business.
Children wash dresses at two-thirds
the original price at Abbott's.
There i no waiting at Miers' barber
shop. Four first-elans barbers,
? A first class electric niaasage at Miers'
barber shop, the only one in town.
Mrs. L. M. Averill went to Koekland,
Me., today for a few weeks' visit with
friends.
Try a cocoanut oil shampoo at Miers'
barber shop; good for the scalp; soma
thing new.
II. C. Uhibker and Dr.' E. B. .Wlilt
aker went to Waterbury this morning
on business.
Miss iTess.ie F.laek has returned, after
spending a three weeks' vacation in Bos
ton and Quiney, Mass.
Miss Mabel Martin of Watertown, N.
Y., who is viaiting in Northlield, spent
yesterday in this city. ,
An ecpeciall desirable farm near Barre
City is otierea in Ferry s advertisement
in "lor sale column.
All kinds of kerosene and pasfdenc
srovos at cut prie at C. V. Averill &
Oo.'a. See advertisement. ,
Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Morrison and fam
ily enjoyed a carriage drive to Washing
ton anu vicinity yesterday.
Special price on refrigerators, lawn
mowers, ic ereain freezers arid Wring
ers pt The, X, D. Phelpu Co.
Mrs- W't ITadden, who has bee visit
ing fiiends in the city, left this mora
ing for, isew Haven, Cimn. 1 .
: Mrs. Charles Robins went to Tennanfs
Harbor,' Me., today for a month's. visit
at the home of her parents. . .;-t,
Joseph Mott and Lillian Bassett, of
Xorth Banifor. X. Y., are visiting rida;
tives in this city and vicinity.
Mioe Eva Houston, Eva Smith and
Beatrice Kent returned last night from
a ten days' outing at Iligligate.
Mr. W. S. Davis of White River Junc
tion is visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bobbins.
Mrs. D. Y. Mi-Donald of Ferry street
lias returned, with children, from l.ing
ttick, V. Q., where they were called to
attend her brother's funeral.
There will be a regular meeting of
Sanctuary Granit City, Ko 32, 8. of A.,
Thuii la. evening at 7.no o'clock in F.
of A. Iial.'. Installation of oftiec.s,
T1k ember of the Guild of the
Church f the Good Shepherd arc re
quested to meet in the vestrv of the
church this evening at 7,30 o'clock.
Mrs. Erva M. Sargent and Miss Isa
belle Martin of JKoutli Itoyalton, who
have Ikh'ii guests at the home of J. M.
Ferry, returned yesterday to South Roy
alton. ' ;
The Fore-ler team of Maple. Leaf
Camp will have an outdoor rehearsl
Thursday evening at 6..10 o'clock. All
members are requested to be preaent.1
Per order, C. F, -tit'
Dr. Joe W. Jackson on yesterday at
tended the regular meetiiigif the county
pension--board, at which applications
for .iiK-rease. in jx-nsion uudervthe. httt
pensiijii act vvere received.
) Those wlai arp inttfndm, trt go (m (be
W. C. T. V., picnic Friday will please
take the 10.15 car instead" of the M.",
so that the friends coming from Et
Banc may be accommodated.
City Treasurer Mai-kay lins aent out
the tax notices for the' year. If the
tae are not paid on or 'in-fore August
20 live per cent will be added to the
tax and additional fees for collection.
Companion Court, Granite City, No.
757. I. O. F., will bold a regular meeting
in Foresters' hull in the Worthed block".
Friday, Aug. 3rd, at 7.30 p. in. A full
attendance is requested an there is busi
ness of importance, B. js., Minnie
Bruce. .
The funeral of the son of Mr. and Mrs,
lames O'Mara of Innian, N. Y., who
wa the youngest hrotlicr of Mrs. Wes. '
ton alker of this city, was held ves-i
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III iH T 1IIM1I ni. ,H1UV H CIIIUCU 111 1111111111.
and the interment was in the Biushlon
cemetery. .
There were four arrests by the Morit-
pclier police department during July:
one for intoxication, one for breach of
the peace, one for lurecny nnd one for
violating; a city ordinance regardin" the
lumping of rubbisb. Lnst venr there
were to arrest in Jtilv.
A. A. SMSTi
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FOLLOW
THE
PflOKSSC?,'
And attend our
Great August Sale
; On Summer Goods,
Washable Vests
' At About Half Price. t
' Large - lot of $1.75 and
$2.00 Vests in white- and
mixed goods, all this sea
son's goods, to close at
98c
Large lot $2.50 and 3.00
high grade washable
Vests, the nobbiest pat
terns on the market to
go at
Elite" Shoe Sale.
Our complete line of
Elite Russet Shoes and
, Oxford as well as many
other lines of up-to-date
$3.50 and 14.00 Shoes to
close at
$2.98
Extraordinary Sweeping Sale
en Medium Priced Shoes,
Our complete line of .
$2.50 and $3.00 Shoes for
Ladies and Gentlemen in
Patent Leather, Velouc
Calf and Vici Kid to close
at only
: SI.98.
Boys', -Misses' and Chil
dren's Sltoes at -2? ne-r
j; L-eittj difirpunt. Prices
ii'irdm 23d tof r i"
$1.47
Underwear! Uoderwear!
At Reduced Prices, ,
Our complete line of 50c
Underwear in plain and
fancy Balbriggan, Jerseys
and Ribbed Goods only
39c
On Wednesday, Ana. Sib, the Siiha-
tion Army will hold a picnic: for their
SiiinbiV school and nnv other mxtr ehil-
dren thnl wish to go. ('apt, mid ' Mr.
I'luiHe have arranged for a special car to
take the children from the Siilvsitinn
Army hall at il.Ht) n. m. to Benjamin
I'alN, leturninK at i p. in. There will
(ie some one to look after the children,
eepini thiun out of mischief nnd to wee
that no barm eoinea to them. Children
not iittendiiiL' Sunday school are exnect-
cd to report to the captain on or before
Monday, Aug. (II h so that nrrnnwiiient
an be made for them. Thi will be a
hanee for the inior children of lhirie
who have not hud a afreet car ride or an
outini; ot any kind to enjov themsi'lve4
for one day villi plenty to cat and a
lod time in the woodx.
Soft Bosom Shirt Ssla,
About 25 dozen $1.25 and
$1.50 Soft Bosom Shirts
89c,
30 dozen 75c Soft Bosom
Shirts
49c
Come to us for your
Watches. We can save
,you money.
A.A.SOTUBRO.
Men' Outfitters,
Miles Granite Bicck, - . Barre, Vt,
' HALF: PRICE SALE .
FRIDAY; MOR1IIN8 WE BEGIN OUR HALF PRICE SALE
Our center counter is filled with desirable mer
chandise that we have marked at half the regular
prices. You will find many bargains among these
goods we have laid out for this sale. Shirt Waist
Suits, Children's Dresses, Petticoats, materials by the
yard, and many articles we will not take space to
mention here. Come early Friday morning and
select some genuine bargains.
VEALE & KNIGHT,
Telephone 123-2. Currier Building, Barre, Vt
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
8
GREAT MID SUMMER
CLEARANCE
Is Now Going . On at Our Store.
Big reduction in prices of Men's, Boys' and
Children's Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes. Don't
miss this opportudity to buy first-class merchandise at
greatly reduced prices. Come in.
Union Clothing Store,
Everything Men and Boys Wear.
Telephone 126-2. .Old Skating Rink Budding, 0pp. Depot Square.
AKYaKOD OJHHI013 . KOINA
AKVdKOD O)HHI013 KOIilfl
Dt. Gi een's Headache Ftiend I
"Ttc Kiai That Cores."
Over 10,000 Boxes Sold in Barre "
on a guarantee "No Cure, No Pay" and never
yet a box returned. ,
i D. F. DAVIS, "The Druggist,"
i
i
i
Barre, Vermont.
g 262 North Main St, - - -
naMriiiniiiiiii 1 - .....
THE GREATEST OF ALL
GREAT CLEARANCE SALES
is now going on at the Blue Store in Bolster's brick block and it will
continue until Monday night, August 20th. This vast clearance rf
, goods at a mere fraction of wholesale cost, including the splendid
selections of Clothing and Furnishing Goods for' men, youths and
boys, presenting a large opportunity for exceptional money savings to
families of economic thrift, such as has never before been experi
enced in this city. - ,
Spring and Summer Merchandise of every description must be
disposed of.
Get the location of our store firmly fiyed in your mind, then
we can talk to you to good advantage. The Blue Store is in Bols
ter's brick block, next door to Barre Savings Bank and Trust Co.
THOMAS BRADY,
(Successor to Segcl & Brady,)
Telephone' .27-21.- Bolster Block, U8 Main St.
SUMMER STOVES .
Prices cut 'during August on all kinds of Kerosene
and Gasoline Stoves as follows: 1
No. 813 Perfection Kerosene, -burner, fromS8.50to
No 812 " "2
No. 811 " ' - 1
No. 20 Senate " 2
No 20 Senate " 3
Ideal " 2
No. 46.3 Quick Meal Gasoline 3
No. 462 " " ;; 2
No. 46H Sun Vapor ' " . 3
No. 45B " " , " . 2
6.50 to
4.50 to
7.00 to
9.00 to
1 90 to
8.00 to
6.00 to
8 00 to
6. 00 to
U5
4 95
3.15
3.75
8.75
1-52
6.35
4-70
6.15
4.65
These arc real bargains, get what you want before
it is gone.
C. W. Averill & Co.,
Telephone 439-3 81 North Main Street
Stone
Sheds
and
Land for Sale
Near the Puritan Shed," south of and adjoining the Quarry Railroad. Price right. Also a strip
of land on same railroad, 30 rods long and fronting Quarry St., suitable for shops or stock yard.
" " : : ENQUIRE OF J.
Telephone 3 i -3.
U M. AVERILL.
Opposite City Park,
Barre. Vermont