The Barre daily times., February 20, 1907, Page 5, Image 5

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Tius iJAJliUG DAILY THIES. FFB. i2C. I 7.
KllaOfjOS AND DRESSING SflCQUES;
We had rather take a loss on the above than carry them, i
tw.-vcqucnuv u is your opportunity.
. $2. 5 .Lor Kimonos reduced to ..51.50 ;
1.25 1C.t.; Kimonos reduced to..-.,....,........,. 9 :
J. 2.75 Drming Sacquet reduced to.... .- 1.98'
2.00 Dressing Sacqoes reduced to 1.25
L2S Dressing Sacqucs reduced to 75
. ;-i.75 Dressmj Sacque reduced to..... : .50
'r 50e fach One lot of Dressing Sacaues that were 11.00,
1.25 and f loO, your choice of any for 50c each. They
are slightly soiled;
PERRY a CAMP.
11 ael 75 Haia Street, ('Phon- 9-4) Bint. Venial.
REDUCTION ON A
LL FURS
We are making a , reduction on all our Fur and
Fur-Isned Coats, also Ladies' Riding Sacques. Call
and see what wc can do for you on Furs.
MOORE & OWENS,
122 North Main St., - . Barre, Vermont
Purity ! MASCQTrs; candy
ft 11 ' here's '"stance to Mascott's , Candy not
fill Hi ITU mere'y flavor, but a satisfying sense of richness, good
yUUlllj ncss and holesomeness because only pure, sub
: sfantial materials, costing full market price, arc used.
Made by us, with a vigilant attention to cleanliness,
AT THE BARRE CANDY KITCHEN
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1 0n
a I UC
I UC :
... $
tA Another grand display of those famous Shcahn fe
54 Pictures now on FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. V
fA is
H SEE OUR WINDOW, then come in and in- ft
ti spect our mamoth table that is loaded with them. )
fA v..:ii i mi . . k
ou in &urciy nnu one or more you win want to own. r;
Your Choice for 10c
,C. N. KENYON & CO.'S
CASH BARGAIN STORE.
Q 185.187 North Main Street. (Telephone itj.it) Earrc Vermont. ;
TALK OF THE TOWN.
?' ginghams st Vr.pls".
EoIIt skati.sr Thursday rvri'irjp.
Xnnr US Jo ti a ;' at rfe'V.
St pMure f spotle ttm epobgw
ia AMuU' ad. . ,
Fraiik Martin .'f li'iiu-a i-h-ed Li
i parjt iii thi city vMenlay.
Cenirm pJavin; -nS tst-ill sellior at
Stte p' park. Avers'.!' ilusie Co.
John llama of Eo4a was ia the city
yet-iay oa a btttinesa visit.
E'sllfi- akatinz ia: at the Pavilion
Thursday evening at 7 o'clock.
lfarrv f-i nc-r of Portsmouth, X. H
inu in the litjr a LusinvM yeKtenly.
Mr. and Mrs. Cvru Xif key of Wa-li-
!ir!ri.-:i .. in the t it y today on a vi-it
stiili frierli. '
T5eJ puffs an'i wxl blanket t Per-
iy at a hig bargain. them and
j The ru r. Arii ! B. Ikwii ia moved
I into t!ie hmin of Jam liriirv a
Fjaui(iijij trtt.. - . -
irilcreU, on Tn to ti; Ilarrtf
Saving liaik arsd Trust company be
comet due Maidi 1.
Edwin .T.' Hariiey' movinir piitijreK
were exhibited to "a " fair-sid audience
at the om-ra liu U-t evenins. Air.
HudU'V bin out of t!ae best hos of
its kinds that ever tame to thi city.
The 9:47 train on the C. V. thin
flKimin; wa over an hour lute and m
Lung up for aljout half an htmr nuire
before it w!d puil into t'1 atathm
from (Jranito t reet ' by ' 4 freight int
being oil the iron. ' t- 4-
Another rate on roller irkates f"r the
' e'laiiipioimliip hy f(.ur youtig meij of
iiarre, at the Psrilion, 'J'b?i!-w!ay even
ing. Fir-t prize $2.00, second prie SI. 00.
oil wiil want to this race. Skating
every day thin week.
I A five-eoiirse supjier will lie mhvpJ by
twenty younjr ladie of tiie Sunday
wliwl at the 3ethodist diniii'j; rKim on
Friday eveninjr from .':r,0 to T;;w. The
r upper will !! fyihiv id tij an tT'crtdin
ment. !uiii"u!ar tif lth '.till l! given
in tise j. r tomorrow.
.' iiiL'tii'-. birthday i Friday. Feb
ruary 2i. Th man wIm Ijm ehittiinj; of
any kind to buy cannot afford to pa
tfie store with tne rel eaisva front. It
i the same with fuinili?it.'K4i. KtX
an item in our s-tore tliAl-n't ut tlbwu
one-half. The i!i'ly tiuthing 'fe.
Pavilion' oort opt-n ut 7 Thursday
evening, nare called at 7:13, tl"-d at
7:15. Skating , alter from 8 until 10.
A(lriiiion, ,j.''u! inttudiiijj katll 2.V:
without -katet J.'e: hulii froe t the
hall; akate to tlwe iiot hoMinjf tic
kHH,'l'e. So nkat piveti out liil aftr
the pri.i'H are awarded by the judjie.
i Stop in and planee at, our ela ranee
table, where wo hse displayed four a
pretty "tK-k paltftlH in dinnerwari'. a.
you often we. Owing Ut lack of room
and the dUwiitinuutim to manufacture
two of them, we are i lo'tnjr them out at
a flight advance atxive what they eot
u. S: eurdially invite your inpcction.
V. S. Kenyon ' ( o..' bargain Hore.
. Postmaster K. W. P.isbee went b Do
ton todiiy to attend a meeting of the
New KnfliMtd l'Mniter' a.-MH-ia-tion.
of illicit lie is llie president. The meet
inn will be held in the American hoiioe
tomorrow. At the banquet whieh will
be held in the evening there will be sev
eral fiie(4 of note, includintr (hief
Potoilice Inspector William .1. Viekrry
of Valiiniftin. 1J. ('.; Flward iihhrit,
depart merit olliciul in CliiiU'e Imp. and
Maritime custom and postal perviee;
(iuy A. Hum, ai-tant I'nited State
BftariiPl; Kolwrt Luce, a member of the
MataehHitet t j lepii-Iatiire; (;erire A.
llibbard. I'OfttniaHtcr in lhwton.
One Wee ! Sate
of Carpets an
il Rugs!
it
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car e-eaerpJvr.Bir,;i,'"TiK7
Our sale of CARPETS and RUGS this week introduces the most
remarkable prices ever named.
$1.15 Tapestry Carpets for - $1.00
1.00 Tapestry Carpets for - .80
$1.15
1.00
1.35
$1.25 Wilton Velvets for -1.15
Velvets for -
1.50 Best Body Brussels for
! Park Mills Extra Super Ingrain Carpets, the best aid most honestly
made Ingrain Carpet, on the market today, 75c per yard. Other manu
frctures, 65c. Union Itxtra Supers, 50c per yard.
All of these patterns on sale are new goods and of the very latest pat
terns for Spring. Now is the time to puachase Carpets and Rugs, when
our line is complete and when you are not rushed to get your Carpet in
a minute. If you wait until house-cleaning time everything at home is in
a hubbub and you are out of sorts. Come now and make your selections.
9x12 Tapestry Rugs for - - $'500
9x10 Oriental Rugs for - 25.00
9x12 Shiraz Rugs for - - 18.75
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Eoller alatJag today, '. .'.I
-. Kear wl-ita cj6 at Vaoghat'a.'
The Kew 5-a jlt.era i the best '
Ku'li'T kti:-; raw Thursday eveaiiis.
J'.'iy iiTi of tho-f new prir'ai
at Perry's. i !
Ro!W skating Thursday evt-uicg at;
the Pavilioa. .
Aa Mscxsn cf Orange was ia town'
cm business today.
lt' at FittV you get thwe-e shrunken
linen fr eot.tu-.tie.
A. J. Ciat-hino went to BurTinftaa
this nrtiir.r -a bu.-sne-s.
S. Mil! of 1 opshaia was in the
eny oa buiues yesterday.
Miss. 3Jary J.Iona.ghan went to lWn
fiirigtoa today on a viit with friends.
: Sir. 8. O. ' Bennett went to .b.nev
vilie this morning oa a visit with rela
tive. Mr. and Mrs. O. 11. Pieriiew ef flroton.
who have been visiting their son.
lkibert lienfetr, returned to their home
yesterdaj". .
Jliss Mae Heath U-san work this
morning in vhe jrranite ollke of Stephen
& Cierrard.
All the taking part in the firM aet
of "The Kiral" will meet ,'t Ooidard
seminary at 7 Vchx-fc.
Four young n.en 4 raee for the
ehampiom.hip on rtdler skate Thurlay
evening at the Pavilkm.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Uiftio and son
went' to Wiitoxki thi morning for a
week'j viit -with relative.
. Mi Carrie Cheney bepan work thr
looming as bookkeeper in (.'. A. Ileath'a
wall j.ajn-r and paint store.
.Tames dopp arrived in the eity thi
MMtrainr ftofn Motlan4 aniF will reside
here with hi brother, William Jopp.
W. V. C'ate and Mi4 Orate t ate of
Ca!ai are viniiiiift at the home of SI. J.
Green on North Main street for a few
days."
It. tenterpiw betwe'U Maple ave
nue and Wa-hiiton street, yesterday
aftesuoou. f inder p!e ,e teturn to this
office.
Mrt. C. X. Kenyon went to Lyndon
ville hit afternoon for a vi-it at thp
ihc.i'i" of jher parents, whdflir., i!b wkh
IJienppe. tV r j :
Wtiliauv H. Murray English Lull
terrier which he ha on exhibition at
the New England Keunell show in
Boston reeeived the . third prize yes-,
terday in the limit elasw.
Roller "-katin-; rac-e for thf tharopion
hip by four young men at the Pavilion
ThuMday exenin at 7 p. ni. Don't
mis it a it bid fair for a wrongly
contested uie. Sre adv. elsewhere.
A notice warning peoj!e not to spit
on the didewalks and in public ImiLlinz
exo'pt in projier reeeptat'lea is being
M-.tcd about the eity, Thi i- done un
der a law pa.eit by the lat eession of
the Vermont legislature.
IXn't furjret the time and the place.
Time, Waxldnton' birthday. Friday,
February 22. Plae, Methodb-t ehunh.
And, l-t of all. f The Feast of the Five
Tables" to be jvin by twenty young
ladie of t';e Sunday school. All fruited.
Let no one mi- it. s
A Urre man i wondering which way
the straw point. ' He phued an order
for ten ton of otraw in White River
Junction earlier in the winter. The
-4 raw wan loaded and shipped from that
place on January 2-t, but tip to date
hat not Ix-en delivered to the eoniipnee.
The bill of lading tdiow that the straw
wan hiped on the 24th of January. The
distance the shipment had to go was
73 niile. v
A aurprUe partv wm given Mrs.
Charlej Keith at lier home oa South
Main street Saturday eveninjr. Mrs.
Keith went out to ieo a eick friend and
when tiht! returned he found her house
in the possesion of al-ntit twenty five
of her frienils. Mr. And(T-on in behalf
of the company presented Mr. Keith n
set. of ele-rant. di-.he ltefreihnunl of
leAe, toffee and riandwicheg were (served.
I alter which dancing was; indulged in.
I J.a'-t eveninjr the Phihuuftthian elub
jolwerved gentlemen's nijht. at the home
; of Mr, nnd M:. Henry Phelps on Aoad
jemj' street. After a social hour, the elub
wad nerved a dainty lunch. The pro
'fframme had been prepared to celebrate
Lincoln but inlay una reading und inn
sie appropriate to the day weu rendered.
The reading by Mi- heehn-k wa es
pecially enjoyed. The room were deco
rated in hnor of the day which the
club celebrated. j
N0RTHFIELD GIRL HONORED.
8-3 x 10-6 Axminster Rugs for
9x12 Wilton Rugs for ', -Others
for 40.00 and
$25.00
37.50
55.00
We Have the Finest Line in This Section.
9
Bar re;-VI:.
Miss June J. Joslyn President of Nor.
mal School Class.
Lowell. Mm.., Feb. 20. The eleelion
ut the Normal wlmol were held Friday
at the school and ieulted n follow:
Senior class, president, Mis Jtuie -J.
Jonlyn of Noithtiehl, Vt. Miss Alice
Tirooks, vice-presiilent, Miss Anna
brown wa elected president of the
junior cfam and Mis Edna McGowan
of lAwrenee, vice-president. Other of
ficers will be-elected at a later date.
"Feast of Five Tables."
Menu :
Cream of Tomato Soup Saltines
. Hoct, Potato ami Salmon Salad
Plain Sandwich Hot Roll
Cold Ham Cold Corned Beef
ftonst Pork
Fniit Jellies As-orfpd Cnke Wafer
Colfee
Programme, following supper:
Piano solo Miss llatt
Vocal nolo Mis-, Stratton
Readinj? Mi Brown
Vocal duett . . Mrs. Bradley and Mr, Veale
Violin olo MiV Gould
Beading ;
oeal olo Mis Doris Bradley
Vocal nolo Mr. Olliver
WaHhinj"ton' birthday, next Friday
evening, 5:30 to 7:.10. Everybody come.
Twenty-five cent for supper and enter
tainment. See tho new embroideries at Vaitghan'.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
TO ItKNT Two tenement hmi-e. Corner 'Fre
mont and furrier ittieet.; modern' wi-:vn-iiic;
trtco (rnr-lnn wttti eacU tciimnenti
lien iime, room for KKi tieimj silno nm lionn for
mi le. extrii nn liiviug airain. Inquire of J- '
Gifllu, CiiiTlei street. 2at
WANTED At ones, one first-class letter
cutter and carter, inquire C t'crry &
Jones. Stttf
A. P. ABBOTT & CO. A. P. ABBOTT & CO. A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
jz? 1 tie JJsixl
WHAT WE ARE DOING.
It will be to your interest to see our advertising every second day as
we are to tell of something in each add. that you do not know about. The
following will be new things that you are not familiar with. .
MORE KINDS CF WASH EOODS,
WHAT IS THIS?
SPOTLESS Sim SPONGER.
For a few days, until Spring seems
a little nearer, e Ire to sell good 10c I !aun'rinr, cugs and, .cdlf' othm
tin cans. This is our
Ginghams in all of the new plaids and
stripes. Iiiey are for style fully up
in every way to most expensive Ging
hams and the price for this short pe
riod will be 8cper yard,
A full assortment of Madras in all
of the plain colors. This cloth would
be cheap at 10c and not very dear ar J
12 l-2c, now for a few days at 8c j
per yard. I
New Jot of Dimities and Fgurcd j SPOTIERS STEAM SPONGER,
Lawns i an assortment of styles.
One of the best washing wah goods
Some would cal.it. a. machine far txs, natural. liMilrv finih. The
process is quit; like a first-clas ma
chine used in modern laundries. The
old process of sponging spoils the ir
face of almost all kinds of materials
while this tends to. rather improve the
most delicate goods.
Velvet and silk muslins in the nioi
delicate shades can he improved by
this process, while other processes
will surely ruin them.
It's a modern appliance that you
will be glad to become acquainted vv ith.
Dressmakers will hail this class of
work as a great convenience as well
as a better way.
Goods bought at other stores will
-s3l
having " three very powerful gas - sponged just as willingly as though
burners under a copper tank that bought at :our store,
generates steam and forces it through -'s Spotless Sponge i run every
the cloth to be sponged and shntnk, j morning, charging only S cents per
then it passes under the finishers that ! 5"ar-l fr w work, "
in our store. These can be seen in
our window at 12 1-2c per yard.
The New Idea 10-cent Patterns are the best. They save
in material and cut of pattern.
ABBOTT
.0ia,
BOTUES
THAT DON'T LEAK.
They are guaranteed. We
have them at all prices
From 75c to $2.25
Combination Hot Water Bottles
and Fountain Syringes.
They should be in every
family. We have them at
From $1.25 to $2.75
A good line to choose from.
Best quality. Guaranteed and
prices to suit everybody.
D. F. DAVIS
"THE DRUGGIST,"
262 North Main St, Barre,Vt.
FISH!
During the Lenten
Season Ve shall always
' have on hand the nicest
supply of Fish in the city.
Smith & Cumings,
Meats, Groceries and Fish,
305 North Main St., Barre, Vt.
THE TEST OF SERVICE
Always proves the Absolute Supremacy of Duchess
Trousers. There's an enviable reputation in the
name. Duchess Trousers are cut on smart lines and
will grace any man's wardrobe. Duchess Trousers
are a happy combination of low cost and high grade.
$1.00, $1.50, $2 00, $2.50, $3,00, $3.50, $4.00
- 'We Clean, Press and Repair Clothing. Fur Coats to Bent.
FranK McWhorter Co.
One Price Men's and Boys Outfitters.
Telephone an 2184. BlanchirJ Block. 20 ani 22 North fihta St
Substitution! None of It Here!
When you call for an article here you get that arti
cle. . No one tries to argue you into buying "some
thing else." Every decent Drug Store thing advertised
in magazines or newspapers, or known as good, is here,
or we'll get it in a jiffy, and we will sell it to you with
out any suggestions about anything "like it." If you
want what you want, and want to know that it is
genuine, we will -sell it gladly and stand behind every
good and reputable article sold.
E. A. DROWN.
Prescription Druggist,
40 No. Main St., Opp. Nat'l BanK.
COST HOT CONSIDERED
We are selling
BOXING GLOVES,
STRIKING BAGS, .
BASKET BALLS,
INDIAN CLUBS,
DUMB BELLS and all
SPORTING GOODS
lower than you ever had an
opportunity to buy before, or
will again. It is compulsory,
as we must vacate.
Ttis AVERILL MUSIC CO,
A Few lleasons: Why
111$ 10 YOUR' ADVANTAGE TO TRADE HERE. ' ,
YOU can order your Groceries, Meats and Bakery
Goods all from one order man.
YOU get a better grade of goods for less money. We
buy our goods in large quantities and most of them
direct from the manufacturer, and, consequently,
get the bottom prices.
YOU will always find the goods fresh. Our large num
ber of customers enables us to turn the goods very
quickly. :'
YOU buy the goods on a small margin of profit. We
prefer a large number of small profits rather than a
few large profits. '
YOU can always get what yoi order. W'c carry a very
large stock and are sekirim out of anything. Wc
make all of our own Bakery Goods. You always
find them fresh and of the best quality.
YOU get quick and prompt service. Our delivery
teams cover every part of the city and we have
twenty people on the pay-roll to serve you.
YOU get a rebate check for cash. We gave away near
ly two carloads of 'flour last year.
WE" can save you money and give you satisfaction.
F. D. LADD COMPANY.