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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
If you could buy a suit-The newest out of New York for 35 to 40 per cent
Jess than the regular prices you'd be interested at once wouldn't you? You can do
just that ,. ' .t : "
We have secured of a large suit manufacturer of New .York City, his line of
sample suits at such prices that wc can sell them at even less than their former
wholesale cost. A price fully 3 per cent less than they would be sold regularly.
Every one man-tailored, made up in pretty greys, beautiful shades of chiffon broad
cloth, fine cheviots arid of worsted in the new shades of brown. , In stile the new
Prince Chaps, the new blouse and the fitted coat
An Opportunity You Seldom
Have So Eatly in the Season.
$22.50, 23.50, 25.00 and 27.50 Suits, all new Fall styles, - - $15.00
$35.00 Suits Prince Chap Coat, new brown, for - - ' - $22.50
$18.00 Suits, short Prince Chap Coat, shadow plad, for - - $12.50
1 $25.00 Suits, Prince Chap Coat, blue cheviot, for -. - - - $16.50
$27.50 Suits, Prince Chap Coat, grey worsted, for - - - $17.50
' $35.00 Suits, long Prince Chap Coats, light grey worsted, for - $25.00
$38.00 Suits, new Blouse Paris Vest, color London smoke, for - $25.00
$30.00 Suits, fitted Coat with new Paris Vest, for - $22.50
. $32.50 Suits, new-Blouse, color London smoke, for - - - $20.00
Many Others to Select From.
-lots ol -TUt ' UflMFR TITTQ pfl La Mode ,
Jew Skirts IOl nUtftLII ril 10 bu. Petticoats
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1906.
Boys' and Girls'
ft
piles
In the matter of excellent School Shoes we are
exceptionally well prepared to fill your needs. .
Boys' Shoes in all the best wearing leath
ers, with soles that are made to stand trouble,
$1.00 to $3.00, according to size.
Girls' Shoes in vici kiu and calf, spring
and safety heels, $1.25 to $2 00.
Everything in Children's sizes, 85c to $2.00.
BARRE SHOE CO.
131 North Maine Street. Telephone 432-4. Barre,Vt.
United Shoe Stores Co.Barrc, Hardwick, Eurlicgtoa, St. Albans
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Barre, Vermont.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
The city school in MontpHier ppfwd
tortny. ' -' , '
j Band ronwt in Montpelier fjtifs
Ida? -night at 8 o'clock. ,
j O. H. Hale ffiit to Shelliurne today
j to attend the fair this week,
( -1. Hatch of Bntdon " i ' itig
! friends in the city for two weeks.
Mr.' And JIr. W, If. Paine went to
f'nirlee Saturday night for an extend
,ed viwt, - ' ; ."'.'.''
I C'hrles McQueen resumed work t F.
I F. Burr's store thin morning niter a two
eks vacation spent in Boston.
Mr. F. A. Warner of Washington lia
gone to Bostpon to visit relative until
her return with full and winterinillint'rv.
A regular meeting of Lumper. Boxer
and Derriekmens' inion will be held in
; Carpenters' hall Werlnedny evening,
jiSept. .", at 7.:s). Businex of importance.
Let all he present. I'cr order of Prei
I dent. '
! The regular monthly nieetinsr of the
I Altar Chapter of the (liurch of the. Good
Shepherd will be held in the vestry of
jthe church thin evening at 8 o'clock. All
i tl. members are requested to be pie
lent. v
(lilbertson'a orchestra pave n dance
yesterday afternoon and evening at
lVw-ey park which wa Jargely attend
e.t by young people from both ritie. The
park win brilliantly lighted during the
evening. ,
Those parents who intend to enter
children as beginners in the city achnols
; are requested to send or bring cards with
ithe children' names in full the street
land number ami the date and, place of
! birth. Thin will aid the teacher great
ly as a large attendance M looked for.
Malinger Arthur W. Daley of the
Ottawa base b:ill team in the Northern
league returned to Montpelier yesterday
and is now agitating for a, Imwling
league, lie wants to g'1. Barm 'Mont
IMiicr and other cities interested in the
league before the season opens, lie pro-
iioses to get both the Apulia cluii ot
Monfpelier mid the Vim-it ia. flub of
MMnttt pelicr and the Vincitia club of
Weather Predictions-
Fair tonight and Wednesday; slightly
cooler tonight; frosts in northwestern
part of state. ' '
TALK 0F1HE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
Xew raincoats at Vaughnn's.
3. 4th anniversary sale at Abbott's.
' Read the City bakery's advertisement.
Alex Bird went to Boston, last night
on a visit.
All golf sticks 75c each to close. Aver
ill music company.
W. U.. llndley has returned from a
visit '''Down JCast".
Victor Lovely reports liaving seen a
fli ck of wild geese going south Satur
day. I'eter" Enislie' began work this morn
ii!? as clerk in . A. W. Badger & Co.'
store.
If vow have a fire, place burn Cannel
coal. Sold by I). ,M. Miles, 122 North
Main 'street.'-. '- .
Tickets for the opening performance
by the "May Hillman Company" go on
sale tonight.
. Ask to ee.' the nevt coffee and tea
percolator for .10 cents at Kenvon'3
cash bargain store.
-.The city schools Open tomorrow. Par
ents are requested not to aend pupils
who have not readied live years of age,
ficorge Kent, Arthur Wallace and Wal
ter IV' ui well left Monday tor Albany, N.
V., to enter the Albany Business college.
If you want a fuel for the fireplace
ask J). M. Miles, 122 North Main street
I and he will tell you the best thing on
i the market. '
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
will meet with Mrs. Edward,, on Mer-
cmint, street weunesnay atternoon at
).::( o'clock. .
Every school loy calling at our store
will be presented with a lapel button
with the injure of his school building
on same. E. H.'Rogers & Co. , w ;
,( At, the meet ing of the Board, of Civil
Authority Saturday evening 4) mnv
names were added to the voting list,
making 107 added for tha three nights.
A regluar meeting of Blight Star Be
bkah lodge, Xo. is, Wednesday evening,
Si pt. 5th, at 7.30. All otticers and mem
Iwis are rtHpiested to be present as there
will lie practice.
Mr. and Mrs. E. X. Aid rich and fam
ih, also Dr. J (ayes and sister, Mrs. John
mil of Montreal, returned from Spring
field, Mass., Saturday night, after a tour
or nearly three weeks through the prin
cipal cities of the New England states
in their automobiles.
The friends of Miss HOlen M. Quimby,
who whs formerly a student in the
"spa uhling grammar school here, will lie
interested to learn that it was her good
fortune to lie a winner of one. of the
tvo prizes awarded by the Bay Patn
ft'stilute for Scholarship. This insti
tute is for training vpiing ladies and
Gentlemen in a business course and is
located at Springtield, Mass. .
May Hillman, supported by an ex
ceptionally strong company will play
a three night engagement at the opera
house, commencing Thursday, Sept. 6,
with the usual matinee," in a repertoire
of popular suece-ises artistically staged.
Miss llilhitari as a star is so well known
that it is unnesesfwtry to enter into de
tail regarding her ability. The vaude
ville members are high class, polite, and
pleasing. Tickets Tuesday night.
The fent of .Tack Coombs, who while
pitching for Philadelphia agsinst Boston
Saturday, won a victory after 24 in
nings, the longest ball game ever
known, is still being discussed. The
Boston Herald says of this former Barre
.Montpeher star: ''It was a treat in
deed to watch the delivery of young
Ccombs. He had plenty of confidence
and. never showed the least sign of 1 e.
ing affected by the siege that he was
called upon to undergo. His work in the
Inst four inninas of the game was simp
ly great. Three hils were made off him
during this period but not a man got
past second."
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D. f. DAVIS, "The Druggist,
262 North Main St, - - -
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TALK OF THE TOWN.
New waists at Vaughan's.
Soo Abbott's anniversary'' sale.
E. S. Wliitcomb has gone to New York
on a short business trip.
J. Toiiclla of Milford, N. H., is visit
ing friends in the city for a few days.
Special sale of boys end girls' hose,
two pairs for 23c, at Perry's on Sat
urday. C. E. Barrows went to Vergennes Sun
day called there by the Berious illness of
his father.
Mrs. W. F. Shcpard and Miss Maud
Knright returned yesterday, from a short
trip to New York.
Miss Rose Troupe left this morning
for Montreal, where she will spend a
two weeks' vacation.
Miss Belle and Barbara Cordiner spent
Sunday with Miss Kathryn Harrington
at her home in Klehmond.
Cleorge Mitheson resumed work at
Homer Pitts' store this morning after
a two weeks' vacation spent in Boston.
Mrs. S. A. Kelley returned to her home
in Burlington this morning after a short
visit with her daughter, Mrs. O. (!. Mas-
COtt. .,.-.'.'.
Perley E. Pope is off to New York af
ter fall merchandise. He says if there
is anything new under, the sun he'll have
it. " ''.
Mr. and Mrs, E. T, Arey and son,
Vinel, returned today from an extend
ed visit in Portland and Vinel Haven,
Mc.
Auction sale at No. 11' Patterson
street Saturday at 1 i. m. All my house
hold goods. Justus KetcniiBi. O. li.
Hale, auctioneer.
The Misses Lorena and Myvanury
.Tones left Snturdav for their home in
l iica, -V. Y., after a week's stay with
liicir parent a, Mr. and Mm. II. 11. Jone,
The Justus. Ketchum household jroods
will lie sold at auction sale halurday at
No. 11 Patterson street, Sale at 1 p.
m. See large posters.- O. H. Hale, auc
tioneer, Samuel Wneeler was arrested yester
day by Chief Brown for intoxication. In
city court this morning Wheeler pleaded
guilty and paid a line with costs amount
ing to $12.84. .
The regular meeting of the Modern
Woodmen of America will be held on
Wednesday, Sept, 5th, at 7.30 p. m., In
K, of.C. iiall. There is to lie adoption
wfc. ; Per (derk.
' 'The'Ladies Vnion of the Unlversalist
church will hold a business meeting in
the c.hiifch parlors tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Let nil those interested in
church business be present.
An act of, vandalism was per
petrated at Elniwood cemetery last week
when a frame containing a picture of
a little girl was atolen and the picture
left on tha ground. A vae was also
taken from tlie same grave.
The Indies' Miwdonsry society of the
Congregational church will hold a, meet
ing at. 2.30 tomorrow afternoon. The
Mifcjefct will be "Conditions in Vermont."
Miss Mathewson will give a report
from the Silver Bay conference.
Alex McLean and Martin Carroll, who
claimed to have come from Brownville,
were arrested Saturday night by Officer
llumel for intoxication, to which charge
lioth pleaded guilty in city court yester
day morning and took the alternative
sentences of fifteen days in jail.
The check list that was used in Mont
pelier today contains 1,310 names. At
the six meetings of the board of civil
authority which have been held during
the past two weeks about 250 names
have been added to the check list but
the net gain is very small.
Tbe eae of Ered Belware, who was
arrested on a charge of breach of the
peace, was tried yesterday in the city
court room before a jury who brought
in a verdict of guilty and a tine of f 10
with eots of $.S0.S waa imposed. He
took an appeal to county court.
J. H. Dunbar, Socialist candidate for
representative in Congress from the sec
ond Vermont district, spoke from the
lend stand in the city park last evenins
prior to the Republican band concert.
Mr. Dunbar is a fluent speaker and had
I o have a ready tongue to keep up with
the mfnstret band across the park and
the impatience of the people who came
out to hear the Mont pelier Military
Land, lie was introduced by William
If-ncs of. the local Socialist branch and
he spoke for about three-quarter of an
hour.
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Black Petticoats fit for a queen for style, fit
and quality. See them in our window. Prices,
98c $1.25, $1.50 to $2.50 each. One lot of
Out Size Petticoats only $1.50 each.
VEALE & KNIGHT,
Telephone 1 23-2. Currier Building, Barre, VU
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY,
UNION CLOTHING COMPANT.
SCHOOL BEGINNING
Wednesday, Sept. 5, '06
Will bring us lack to School
Footwear. We have a large line
of them in the different leathers
that stand the roughing, made
with heavy soles especially for
school wear on lasts that will not
crowd or deform the feet.
Care taken that you get a per
fect fit, which insures long wear
and comfort.
Cash rebates given with every
purchase.
W, J. fMEAN,
Telephone 424-3.
200 Sorlh Main Street, !arr, Vermont
MILEAGES
Rented, Bought and Sold.
C.II. KENDRICK,
54 N. Main St. Tckphcn 136-21
The two horse attached to a Ward
ice cart ran away on North Main treet
early today, aweepinif up two team in
their trip. D. W. Hooker 4 Co., delivery
team mh !andilip in ...-r font of their
tore nrul the horse became frightened
I'.v the rvimbliii" and started to run. The
jp.naway w.n mnjdit in front of the fire
Utntion, with only a slight damage to
the harneiw. The ice team continued
j down the street and ran directly into
jthe team of .1. K. Ward which Mas hitch,
led in front of )rown" druff store. The
j ice team was then stopped, while the
'idnjile lioi'e war so badly tangled in the
j I ni nesH that he couldn't run. The car
ilia'no () lipped bottoniMde up and one
jo: the thills wa-i broken. No one was
1 1 1'.irt in the aeemeuti.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
TO 1W.NT Small tenement In gmid condi
tion, cliriip. PHiis renting Miiwmli ont urt
of Hie rem In the liono. Apply to K, Carli n,
II lliwhimid avenne. IMvif
'In UK NT A rutt.'ifcn mituliie for mn.ill
i famllv, lient eld iM'rnnliitli. apply to Hunt.
, Uriiiiile, In Kiik tr-t, llnne, Vt. HOtf
; LOST Hatnnlny, on Main street, near the
' fort ier bloek, a ladlen' plu'toeiapH pin, liirt
iIipt-n. r inner win w renai neu ny retni n
lliK to Feier I'rucnnla, 1.1 1'"M ftreet. It'll f3
TO BKNT Tenement of fix riMims nmi hulli
In urri'r liiJUfe, .ii ":ist street, tnrnaee lieat,
eleetrie llfjits. )ra, linrdwonil Ilmira. Knqtilr
l ft. rt. t'm Her, au East htrcin. imt
VINCITIA LODGE.
No. 10, K. of P.
Castle Hall in Blan
chard Hlock. Kegiilaf
nieeiiugs on Tuesday
evening at 8:00.
May Hillman Stock Company.
On nevt Thursday nifiht dainty little
Mis Hillman will open her enslavement
here at the rpera house, in "Moo;ltide,"
with Mitf Hillman in a ntron' leading
role, a character nhe portrays to perfec
tion. May Hillmnn.wins her audience
by reason of her great personal charms,
a" well . by her attractive actios.
She is exquisitely refined in her inter
pretation and more than all, she U beau
tiful, lew actrcsso have a fortunate
natural endowment, of pood looka. Her
face shows a profile which is almost
fruitless, and the poise of her head ac
centuates it eymniety of outline. A
special charm of Mis Hillman is tlie
sweetness and musical quality in her
voice.
GRANITEVILLE.
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"Sir. and Mrs. Lemuel Tinney of Qnin
cy, Mass., are visiting at tllo home of
Mr. and Mrs. Inn Mcleod..
All those wishing to join the ihinciiifj
school fir the winter term are requested
to bund their names to W. I), or James
McDonald. IVrifessur Elmore of Mont-
pelier will lie ine insirucior ami n guo.i
time is nssiirca ior an. .no new mem
ber will be taken in alter the Hist
lesson. Dancing Icmohs every Saturday
eveninj:.
Mr. Aldtieh and family have returned
from their automobile tour through Mas
sachusetts. There will be a social dance at Miles'
hall, Saturday rreninif. September 8,
first class music and a Rood time as
sured. Everybody cerdially invited.
The regular busine meeting of the
Indies' Aid society of th Presbyterian
church will be held at 2 o'clock tomor
tow afternoon at the home of Mrs, Mal
colm McKinnoti. '
NEW A
RRIVALS
Wre are having New Arrivals in Clothing and Furnishings every
day. We are now prepared to handle a much larger assortment
than ever before- As our increasing business demanded more room
we have enlarged our store to just twice its former size and are now
all ready for the Fall and Winter trade.
New Fall Suits at $5.00, $1 0.00, $ 1 2. 00 $1 4.00, $1 5.00
up to $22.00. '
We have added a special line of Tailoring Samples and are now
prepared to take your measure for a Suit or Overcoat at any price
from $1 3.50 to $35.00. Satisfaction and 6t guaranteed Give
us a calb
Union Clothing Store,
One Price Clothiers '
Telephone [phone] Skating Rink Building:, 0pp. Depot Sqture.
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BLASIUS
MADE
PIANOS
For the musician and particulur people. Nearly four hundred sold In Barre. Mynmall
expenses nuke It postohle for me to place one of These beautiful I'ianos in your home
for even less uiouey than ia usually charged lor an ordinary instrument. Call and
eee them.
56 Spaulding Street
II. A. GOULD,
- Barre, Vrt.
BOY'S SCHOOL SUITS
On Special Sale.
This sale comes just in time for the reopening of the schools
It is a very unusual opportunity for parents to outfit their boys for
Very little mottey- It is a chance to buy fine, serviceable Suits at the
lowest price ever named at this time of the year The styles are up
to the minute, the workmanship is the best, the cloth will wear welL
Many of these arc samples and odd suits from two very reliable man
ufacturers, the reason for these extraordinary low prices at this time.
The assortment includes 2-picce suits, 3-picce suits, Russian
blouse suits, new suits for men and youths, Fall overcoats, cravene ts
and rain coats, all new for this season, ready for your inspection.
Remember the place,
THE. BLUE STORE
THOMAS BRADY,
(Successor to Segel k Brady,)
Telephone 2 1-21. Bolster Block, If 3 Main St
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IS AT HAND
To paint your house inside and
out. Our paint is not only the
best, but purest, and is superior
to any o'n the market. We can
satisfy you on any shade.
Awaiting your appreciated
patronage, we are
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C. W. Avcrill & Co
Telephone 439-3
81 North Main Street 4
1AI We have several of the most desirable Paints for same be they wood, tin or iron, also genuine imported Vene
iy tian Red, and " Princes" Iron Paint for barns, etc. Prices always right. Midsummer is the time to buy pure
Linseed Oil low.
TeicpEoac 31-3.
L. M. AVERILL,
Opposite City Park,
Baftc. Vermont