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THE BAERE DAILY TIMES. DEC. 10. V3QG,
Practical P
resents
A. P. ABBOTT k COMPANY A. P. ABBOTT & COMPANY
A. P. ABBOTT k COMPANY
A. P. ABBOTT k COMPANY
A. P. ABBOTT k COMPANY
for Gifts !
This store is filled with Christmas articles, which are
desirable as gifts, owing to their practical use.
It will be to your advantage to select while the assort
ments are complete.
Furs Our line comprises every
thing that's good, from an extra zoai
Fur Scarf at 98c to a choice $25 00
Fur Set, sets in Isabella Fox, Sable
Fox, Opossum, Blended Mink, etc.
We tin save you money on Furs.
Ladies' Long Kimonos at $1.98,
2. 50 and 3,00.
Ladies Short Kimonos at 7SC,
98c and $1.25.
Twenty-five Per Cent DIs.
count on Ladies', Misses' and Chil
dren'! Coats. Commencing today
we will give a dsscount of 25 per
cent on the above This affords you
an opportunity to purchase a Coat at
little expense
Handkerchiefs, in an endless
variety, the best possible values to be
Initial Handkerchiefs at
5c each.
Ladies' All-pure Linen Handker
chiefs at 5c each.
Ladies AH pure Linen Handker
chiefs at 10c, 2 for 23c and 25Ceach
Ladies Embroidered Handker
chiefs at 10c, 15c, 25, 35c and 50c.
Gent's Initial Handkerchiefs at
10c, 25c and 50c.
Gent's Linen Handkerchiefs at
10c, 15c, 25c and 50c.
Towels at 1 5c, 25c, 35c, 50c,
75c and $1.00 each.
Umbrellas at 98c, $1.25, 1.50,
1. 75, 2. 50, 2. 75, 3. 50 and 4. 50.
PERRY O. CAMP,
71 and 75 Ha!n Street, ('Phone 9-4)
Barre, Vermont.
Parlor hints I
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It is a gift that will please her,
that will be appreciated by the
whole family and that will perform its
duty of beautifying the home better and
at less expense than any gift "we know about. Wc
have the most interesting collection of parlor Chairs,
Tables, Couches and Divans to suit all tastes and;
purses ever shown by us for the inspection of Christ-'
mas gift-seekers. If you are troubled with the propo
sition of what to give, then come here and we will aid
you to solve it. Christmas is the best of times for
furnishing the house. ..' ' - '
Our Stars Will B3 Opsn Six Evenings Bsfora Christmas.
B, IV. HOOKER 6 GO,,
14 and 16 North Main St.,
"The Emporium,'
Barrc. Vermont
Graniteville, Vermont &
You Never Look We!! With
Grimy Hands.
AMONDINE
Tie Mexican Soap Powder
Makes your hands clean
and leaves them as soft
and pliant as a kid glove.
For machinists and, tool
sharpeners, polishers, plumbers and railroad men.'
Ten cents a package or three packages for 25 cents. i
D. F. DAVIS, "The Druggist,"
262 North Main SU - - - ' Barre, Vermon,
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Only 13 Days to Christmas!
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We are going to make this store for the next thirteen days a place where you
can; save on your Christmas shopping. The following are but a few of the many things that you are to see
in this sale. You should not fail to attend this sale either Friday, Saturday or Monday.
DOMESTICS
One lot of White 7o Outlnga at So.
Several pieces of our best Dark end
Light lOo Outltigg now at 7 12. (Lea
ttin cost prtus today.)
Two pieces of Arnold Beiga tffeoti that
were 19a now at 1 2 1 -2a.
Two places of Fleeoe Down for Bath
Kobes, our 25o quality, now at 17e. Six
yardifor $1.00,. V
WHITE WAISTINGS
Whlw waigtlngj are going higher. Ton
will hardly think It by these prices.
All White WaistlQg that were S5o and
5(k. These are all of them imported
noercwIwKi goods that bold their lustre
ifter wasbloj;. four choioe this sale,
25e per yard.
Seyeral styles In 25o Walstinss now at
ISo.
lOo Walstlngi now at 1 2 1 2a.
HOSIERY
Ten dozen ladles' Fast Dlaok Heavy
Fleeced Hose, our beat 85a hose, In size
nine only, now at 1 9o per pair or e!x pairs
for $ 1. 00. (Odd lots of all of our 25o
Ilose will be In this gale at same price.)
UNDERWEAR
One lot of odd sizss in Ladies' Camel's
Hair Vests and Pants, the dollar grade.
If yoor size, now at 75 o.
Children's Double Fleeced Vests, Tacts
end Drawers in all sizes at 2So each.
(Large sizes nsnally sell at S5o and 40o.)
On lot of Ladles' 23o Fleeced rants in
small sizes now at 15a or two for 25c.
(Half price.)
HANDKERCHIEFS
Imported direct and now we are (riving
you tor a few days the advantage of these
low prices.
All-linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
for So.
HANDKERCHIEFS
Ladies' very sheer All-linen Handker
chiefs with initial and wreath, ' hand em
broldered, two for 25o. (Better than yoo.
can match.)
Ladies' 20o Swiss Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs in new designs, perfect goods, at
two for 25c.
Gentlemen's All Tare Linen Hem
stitched Initial Handkerchiefs at two for
23a.
NECKWEAR
These aro special values for this sale.
One lot of SOo Neckwear at 25c.
One lot of Swiss Embroidered 25o Col
lars at 15c.
One lot of 5o Embroidered Stocks,
now at 1 So.
In our 25o Xeckwear you will see sev
eral COo values.
RIBBONS
Special prices on heavy Taffeta Kibbons
for fancy work, .Nos. S and 7 for So;
Nos. 12 and U for 10c; Nos. 22, 40 and
60 for ISo; Ko.80 for 19a, and No. 100
for 22e. This is oue of our best Ribbons
and now sells at the price of the poorest
grade. (You cannot afford to buy a poor
quality.
KNIT G00DS
Ladles', Misses' and Children's Wool
Mittens at lOo. . "
Ladies' Golf Gloves, made of best yarn,
at 2So.
Children's Wool Sweaters in red, grey,
navy or whits, good $1 25 values, at 98 o.
Ladies' Wool Sweaters at $1.50 and
$198.
liables' Silk Bonnets in green, brown
and navy: the 75c ones for 49c; the $1.00
and (1.19 ones for 75c: the $1.60 ones for
98o. All in perfect shape for gifts.
Odd lot of best Germantown Yarn, reg
ular price 12 l-2c, now C l-4o per skein.
DRESS GOODS
Two pieces of Navy and Black and
White Wool Diess Goods, 54 inohes wide,
in plaided effects, for separate skirts and
whole costumes. Five yards for a lady's
dress and three yards will make a dross -for
a ten-year-old girl. This cloth would
cost today to nrnks 1 1,00. that being the
regular price. ! Now at 50o. Half price.
One piece of $1.25 Grey Shadow Plaid,
to clo$e at 69o. All wool.
One pleoe of 54-Inch Grey Suiting, our
$1 00 cloth, now at 69a.
One piece of Plaid Cloaking, the $1.60
grade, to close at $1.00, All wool.
Bonnet Black 27-inuh Taffeta, the best
made, regular price $1.25, now $1.00.
Our 50o Dress Goods bave 65 o and 75a
values in them.
Black Dress Goods make good gifts, as
they are worn on all occasions.
LINENS
02-incn All Pure Linen Bleached Dam
ask, a good vaine at Goo, now at 49q.
(Try to match it.)
Flve-eiuhths All-linen Napkins, a good
$1.50 or $1 Go value, now at $1.39.
S8x 18 inch All-linen Glase Towels,
now at two for 25c
In Order to Glean Up Our Garment. Department For tba Christmas Trails Wa Are Offering the Following Values.
LADIES' COATS
At $6.50 area few Ladles' Mixed Cloth
Coats in broken platds, A good style
Coat. The former price was $10 00.
At $5,50 are a few Ladies' Mixed Grey
Coats, long, full ripple back style. The
former price was $S 75.
At $9 00 art five Coats in Medium
Grey Cloths, trimmed with a plain cloth,
piped with black velvet. Former price
was $14 00,.
At $9.00 is a Coat made of Medium
Grr Goods, Herringbona weave. For
mer print was $1150. '."
At $10 0011 a lot of Sample Coats In
Grey Mixed Cloths, good style Coats, such
as we have sold for $15 00.
At $12 98 area few Simple Coats in
Broken and Invisible Plaids. The re;u
lar price is $18.00.
BLACK COATS
At $6 93 are a few Black Coats, made of
good quality Kersey, Former price, $10 00
At $10,00, 15.00, 18 00, 20 00 and
25.00 we can give you some extra values
In plain Black Krsey and Broadcloth
Coats, lined throughout, Xew Coats just
received. . WM
TAILORED SUITS 1
W are putting in this sale a few edd
Salts in plain colors and invisible plaids
Suits that have sold for $10.00. To close
at $6 98
At $9 98 are a few Black Suits made
of an all-wool cheviot, good style. For
mer price was $34 00.
We also hare few odd Suits we are
offering at half psioe.
j We have a few Sample Suits which we
I are ofteriug at special pricos.
DRESS SKIRTS
We have some exta values in Ladies'
Odd Skirts in colors and blaok. Former
prices $3.50, $0.00, $0 50 and $0 73. To
close at $3 98.
A few odd Black Skirts in good style.
Former price $7.50 and $7.75. To close
at $4 98.
SILK WAISTS
One lot of odd Silk Waists in blue,
brown, red and black Waists that have
sold for $3.00 and $5.75. To close at only
$2 98.
We have knew line of Silk Waists in
plain black and plaids which are the latest.
PETTICOATS
One lot of Ladies' Black Mercerized
Petticoats, made very fall. Regular $1.25
value, for 98c. .
One lot of odd colored Skirts at 59c.
Former price $2.00 and $2 00.
SHIRT WAIST SUITS
We have Ova Velvet Shirt Waist Suits
that have sold for $12.50, In this sale
at $5 98.
Some special values in odd Silk Shirt
Waist Suits, mostly blacks. Former prloe
$18.50 and $15 00, To closa at $9.98.
We put into this sale what we have left
of our Panama Shirt Waist Suits at about
half the former price. $14 00 and $12.60
Suits for $6 98. All $10.00 Suits, $5.98.
A few Mohair Suits in this sale at
$2 98.
A few Black Batiste Shirt Waist Suits
in this olean-up sale at $4.98. Former
price $9 00.
We are also putting Into this sale what
we have left of our Children's Wool
Dresses at one-fourth off from regular
price.
CHILDREN'S COATS
A few Children's Coats in siy.es 1, 3, 3
and 4 years, in medium colors. Former
price $2.08. To close at $1.98.
A few Children's mixed Coats in size 6
years. Former prioe $5 50 and $5.75. To
close at $3.98.
A few Children's Coats In broken plaids
size 0 years. Price was $7 50 and $.-J.,"0.
To close at $5. 98. '
A few Children's Kersey Coats In plain
castor, marked from $3.75 to $4 98 to
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A few Children's Coats in plain colored
Kerseys. Former price $10.00. To close
at$7.98.;
Oaa lot of odd Coats, sizes from 6 to IS
years. To close at half the former price.
These Coats we carried from last season.
Every Day Frcci Now Until Christmas We Shall Mi Otter Goods Equal In Value to Above Specials. '
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TALK OF THE TOWN.
' Oirittmaa coats at Vausrhan's.
Tretty line of now kimonos at Perry's,
Holler skating today at Hals' pavil
ion. Come to Th Vaughan Store for drr
goods.
Diric for 1007 at Kenyon A Co.'s
JJargian Store. ( "J"
Fernando Terras pcrit Sunday. villi
friends in Richmond,,
The (n year-old son of Donald Smith
is reported seriouMy iil, " '
(i ft Teady for the roller skating mn
qunra! at the l'aviliim.
A Kimono would make a nioe present.
Look at tliem at 1'erryV.
Wanted, 300 jflrla to Imve llicir faos
on postals at Boston Plioto Co.
" A. B. Coffin went to Surtlifteld tliis
ni'inung in the interests of the I. C.
si'liool. , ,
(ieorg Lake returned to XdithflpM
this morning after spending Sunday in
the city,
Louis Brogini and 0, Bottinrlli leave
tonight for Itely whre thr-y Mill upend
the winter. - '
Clyde Willey and M. W. Kendall of
the fire department are confined to their
rooms by illnc-sst.
The largest and best assortment of
fur-lined coats in the city at Moore &
Owens'. Prices from $22 to $150.
Unless you wnt that eolj, pet rM of
it. It's easy if you take KenilricV's Cold
Tablets. Cot but 25c and are guaran
teed. If you want the best and most suit
able gifts for man or boy, eome to a
man's store to get them. Moore &
Owens.
The Frsnk McVVborter Co. have near,
iy everything desirable in Fur Coals
and Fur lined Coats. Also Fur Oats
for ladies. '..-, -
John Caleagni and Frank Abbintt are
expeeted to arrive in the city tonight
from Italy where they have been on an
exended vicit.
Samuel S'taey was arrested Inst even
ing by Ollleer Carle on tho charge of in
toxication. In city eouvt this morning
Stacy pleaded guilty to a second of
fenc5 and was flnud a grand ttl of
$23.34, which lie had not paid this fore
noon., 'i c )
Tho lire department wag railed out
by a "till alarm at about one o'clock
yentfrdy aftermwn for a toot chimney
firo at tho double house tit 40 KuinmeV
dtreet,, rieeuplcd by" Mrs. J. A. Hcntt
and William Watt. The lire was
quickly cvt higuishrd and n" fliiiiia;: re
silted! This tva the fourth nlmiu to
which the rompany within tlie pact
three dy repondwl.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Poller skating today at Hale' pavil
ion. ,
Head the City Bakery's advertisement
todtty.
Bargains in Cloaks for the holidays
at Perry'.. .
C hristmas neekwear in fancy boxes st
Vaughan's. ,- , t 4
Tidvet9 for the performance of 'Tli
Unwritten Law" now on sale. i, ' j
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Get your shoe nhined' at BuMell'l j
bowling al!ey. Open Sunday until I
noon. j
Hand embroidered noveltie, jut the '
thing for Chriftmos gifts at Th Art !
Store. .
liny , your watehe of Holme, the I
Jevfeler. No wK'tMid quality goods in I
our stock. , , ' j
Just ' received a new lot of Smrveuir I
Port Cardu in colors. Lfwal view. Ken- j
yon &, Co.'a Bargain Ptore. j
If you are Mill undecided what to
giv him for Christina come in and let
ut nhow you. Moore &. Owen.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies Aid society of M. Monica's
church will be held in the convent Tues
day evening at 7 1;)0 o'clock. s
Matt Haley says the item in the
Time that he had gone to Tennessee
M premature, lie in still in Bane and
expects to be for some time to come.
The Ladies' union of the Univerlit
church will hold their annual bunine
meeting at the church parlor, on Tues
day afternoon, December 11, 'at 2 o'clock.
It is desired that, every member will
be present. Mrs. S. J. Jones.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Mr, C. W. Steele is reported serious
ly ill.
Fifty-four eouples attended the dance
at Woodman' hall Saturday night.
W. 11. Coodfcllow went to South
Royalton this morning to tunc, pianos.
Meeting jf the clerk's union Wed
nesday evening. , Annual election of of-tteers.-"
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' Jaise Ingrani left last night for
AbenlWn. ' Scotland, where lie will
upend the winter. " ... , '
BUY ill
AN OVERCOAT
OUR MOTTO :
"QUALITY"
A full stock of Fresh Fish
from lake and sea. A barrel of
Maine Clams. Oysters in shell
and out. , Be, sure and get one
of our Scotch-cured Finnan
Haddies or Kippered Hearing.
CITY FISH MARKET
Heath & Batch c Id er.
Tel- 10-2. 63 No. Main St
Boneless '
Smoked Shoulders
Our new specialty in pork
products is the Green Mountain
Brand Boneless Smoked Shoul
ders. They are simply prime
Just as good as ham, only sold
at a cheaper ratej cured in the
same way and in addition is sold
without your paying; for the
hone. They are tied up like a
nice compact roast and are very
easy to slice. Or, if you wish
it, we will slice them for you.
Just try one they're great
SMITH &CUMINGS,
Meats, Broderles and Fisl,
305 North Main St., Barrc, Vt.
Why shouldn't the boy have a good Overcoat as well ai
his father? He's out in all sorts of weather and he certainly
needs the protection. We've a splendid showing of Boys' Over
coats in all sizes and In all the latest styles. 'We've moderate
priced Coats for $2 00, 2.50, 3.00 and $3.50. Handsome,
stylish and comfortable. Then we have elaborate garments that
we have never seen equaled at $4.00, 4 50, 5.00 or 7.50.
Your Boy's Overcoat is here. . Bring him in and we'll soon
show it to you.
Frank" McWhorter Co.
One Price Men's and Boys Outfitters,
Telephone Call 218-4. Ilauciurd Block. 20 and 22 North Mala St
VeSajie
In Groceries, Meats and Provisions.
ANI0S
At 50 Per Cent Discount.
We have too large a stock,
and to reduce it will make the
above discount. While it means
loss to us, it means profit to you,
Two cans Peaches for
Two cans Pears for - ;
Two cans Egg or Green Gage Plums for
Four cans Corn for
Falcon Jel, per package, 7c, four for
I)c Zcrta Jelly, all flavors, 7c, four for
One-pound can Iiockwood Cocoa for .
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
35c
A GOOD TRADE IN MATCHES.
One dozen packages Starlight Matches for -One
dozen package;, 200 count per box, Quaker
Matches for -
One doz. packages, 500 count, Starlight Matches, 40c
Portland Star Matches, large bunch, - - 8c
10c
15c
The AVERILL MUSIC CO.
F. D. LADD CO.,
Leading Cash Grocers.
Meats and Provlsloas.
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