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THE BAUJffl DAILY TIMES AUG." 23, Wft
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aturdayj, Will be : Known
Next Saturday you will have the opportunity of saving from 65c
to $1.50 a dozen on some of the best values wc show in Hose. The
Stockings we advertise are worth -.from ten" 'to fifteen per cent more
than our present prices on them today. Some of them arc less than
the present cost prices for next Spring's delivery. Wc want you to
become better acquainted with the excellent values we show in this
department, besides we want to close up a few odd styles and sizes.
It's good judgment to buy them by the dozenyour saving is so
much the more.
The best 15c Hose offered for boys f Q
or girls. A good bargain is a walking
advertisement in the person of a pleased down
customer. The only favor we ask is that you com
pare prices and qualities.
This is an odd lot of boys and girls f 7
Hose and an advertised 25c Stocking, .
and never sold for less. We have $2.00 I dozen
them in sizes 7, 7 1-2. 8, 8 1-2 and 9. You save
1.00 a
isn't it?
dozen on them. Worth investigating,
The best 50c lace boot aud aliover AQc
Lace Hose for women we have seen '
this season. A beautiful fine lisle and $4.50 a dozen
pretty lace effects. You save $L 50 on a dozen of
thcm you couldn't invest JR4-. 50 at a saving of
33 1-3 per cent much better, could you.
Other small lots with only a fewdozen of a size that go into this sale.
You'll do well to buy liberally as these values are really exceptional.
THE HOLIES? flTTS COMPANY
GRANITEVILLE.
Al jnembera-of tho degree staff of
Summit lodge, No. 397, N. E. O. P., are
requested to meet Friday afternoon in
Sliles' hall at one o'clock sharp for prac
tice. Per order the Captain.
The Best Ever!
4 i.WI'IMfHIKmVl,
The N. D, Phelps Co.,
136 North Main St.,
BARRE, ... VERMONT
Mix & Hartel Gran
ite Steels,
Which have been sold in Barre for many
years, can now be procured through
Joseph D. Ossola
who has been appointed agent for
Barre and vicinity. Mr. Ossola will
call on you and will bo pleased to re
ceive your orders.
Popular Ice Cream of the City
r, r Nearly all picnics, sociables, parties, church
V . " affairs and families use ..
Mascott's Famous I
TRY SOME. THONE 424-2 '
The BARRE CANDY KITCHEN
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TOBACCO
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This is a woman's Hose. A good f
17c value today; prettily embroidered. tc
Our only excuse for selling them at dozen
such a price is that we have only a few dozen left.
A Woman's Hose in good shade of f tZr
grey, prettily embroidered or plain and 3C
at excellent value at 25c a pair. Only a few dozen
of these.
The best 25c Gauze Lisle Hose of
fered this ieason. T soff. shpr silko
Stocking and a big favorite all this sea- SZ 15 a
son. You save 50c on every dozen.
A fine Lace Lisle in white, fine
yarn, a pretty finish and exquisite pat
terns. Really more
as pretty. They wear
TALK OFJTHE TOWN.
New fall coats just received at Perry's.
Dressmaking, Mrs. N. N. Vassaf, 64
Summer street.
Closing out ladies' white sunshades at
Perry's for 75c eaclu
New all wool tricot flanels at Ab
bott's ta 23c. per yard.
P. W. Hooker returned last night from
a stay at his cottage at Greensboro
pond.
For sale immediately, all my house
hold goods. Mrs. II. F. Barnes, 13 Maple
Grove.
Mrs. Hugh Jaznieson and children of
Providence, It. I., are visiting friends in
this city.
The D. A. "Perry Real Estate agency
has sold for Mrs. Robert Cook of Mont
pelier a wood lot in Moretown to Ernest
Longren for $750.
If in need of a can of baking powder
within a few days, don't forget to re
member we give $10.50 worth of stamps
Saturday, August 24th, with one pound
at $SOc. The Tea Store.
The D. A. Perry real estate sgency
are advertising an especially good trade
in a farm with a large amount of wood
land within short distance of Granite
ville. See adv. in for sale column.
Notice to Polishers.
Polishers' regular meeting Thursday
evening, August 221, in their hall, Nich
ols' block. A good attendance required;
some important business, also election
of officers for the ensuing six mouths.
V. (J. I'irie, secretary.
Card of Thanks.
I deRire to thank my friends, neigh
bors and fraternal societies for anis
tanee so freely given during the illness
and funeral of my husband, Harlan I.
Cheney, and also for the. Ix-autiful floral
tributes and many words of sympathy.
Klla L. Cheney.
REFRIGERATORS!
Now is the time to
buy a Refrigerator. We
give a twenty per cent
discount from cash price
on all Refrigerators now
in stock.
C. W. AVERILL & CO.,
North Main St., Barre, Vt.
COST
Sun, Monogram, Golden
and way below cost. A few well-known makea are "having their run" and nothing clue jjous. In other wordw, many brand that were "all the pro" a few years since arc now "out of tho race, yet are as Rood in quality as th
popular mnkea. Wo have many of the present leading brands of Cut Plup, al.no I'lujr, cither smoking or chowinp, which we will soil at coat. Our best trades are, however, on Tobaccos which were popular a few years since-those
a little out of atyle which we will sell far below wholesale cost. We enumerate many such, aa follows: Toddy, Lorillard's, Mahogany 5, Every Day Smoke, Something Good, YarborouRh, .Cable Roll, tanner a Solace, Thrasher,
Mavo'B Double Thick, four ounces. Old Traveler. New Smoke, liifr W. n.Hin
AVERILL'S CLOSING OUT SALE, - - UP
. as , . Hosiery
21 c
douen
39c
desirable than silk and equally
nicely and retain their lustre.
TALK OFJTHE TOWN.
New fall suits at Moore & Owens.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Fletcher is very ill.
New mercerized plaids for dresses at
25c per yard at Vaughan's.
D. A. Terry went to Marshfleld this
morning on a business trip.
Jessie and Kathline Robertson are vis
iting friends in Carre Town.
Mrs. Catherine Lavelle of Northfield
called on friends in the city today.
The Misses Woods of Utica. X. Y,
are visitng at the home of John Q'Leary.
Mr. and Mrs. Ales. Anderson went to
Woodbury today to visit relatives for a
week.
Miss Emma Wood of Bethel is visit
ing at the home of her uncle, Luther P.
Wood.
F. J. Shoop of Berlin, N. II., is visit
ing at the home of his sister,, -Mrs.
Knowles.
Lewis Gay of Hyde Park. Mass., visit
ed recently Ernest and Perley Lafavette
of West Hill.
Mrs. Emetine St. Armour of St. Al
bans is viiting her cousin, Mrs. C- &
Barrows of Central street.
Allan Smith of GranHeville leaves to
morrow for a two weeks' vacation in
Maine and at the Sherbrooke fair.
The West Hill school house Is being
repainted and otherwise repaired. The
inhabitants are very much pleased.'
Miss Bessie Morrison is visiting
friends in the city for a few days, after
which she will return to Hartford, Conn.
The Kev. Wr. A. Kinzie returned yes
terday afternoon to Salt-in, Mais., after
being in the city to ship hi household
goods.
With a purchase of 50c or over Satur
day, August 24th, f l.fiO worth of stamps
will be given absolutely free. Eastern
Estate Tea Store.
Make your purchases for tea, coffee,
baking powder, extracts, spices, etc.,
etc., on Saturday, Augtiht 24th. Extra
stamps on that date. The Tea Store.
Mrs. P.eulien Crooke of Boston, who
has been visiting friends in Waxhinpton
and East Orange, returned to Mrs. Col
by's on Washington street to spend a
few weeks before returning to Boston.
C. M. Colby and son, Wwiglit, and
Mrs. Tillotson, Mr. Colby's mother-in-law,
visited Mr. Colby's mother, Mrs.
E. E. Colby, on Washington street, Wed
nesday, Mrs. Tillotson returning to Mor
risville.
For Sale. Small plaee of shout six
acres with buildings, only one mid a half
miles from the city pdst-iifliee on the
Eaxt Montpelier road. Prico for a
quick sale, only $!!00. Inquire nt the
K. It. Cate Heal Estate agency, Bolster
block, Barre, Vt.
WEBSTERVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cuniniing and fam
ily left this morning for Tilton, X. H.
Mrs. Bavid Watson left this morning
for Lecd. P. Q., called there by the
serious illness of her mother.
Mis Lizzie Watson hns returned from
I Berlin pond after spending a week's va
I cation with Dr. and Mrs. McArthtir.
, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Crowley, Mr. and
j Mrs. John Wilie, Mr. and Mrs. IJeemie
j and Mrs. Thotn and son, Willie, spent
I Sunday at Berlin pond.
I Mrs. A. X. Woodruff, Miss Grace
Brooks and Miss Maliel Edwards left
this morning for Boxlmry a.i delegates
' Vi tit i t a rtiint nnl Ins
, yj wuv nni: vwiim hiivmi
There will lie a regular
meeting of Barre Aerie, Xo.
1573, F. O. E., Monday even
ing, August 2tlth, at 1 :30.
Seal and Planter. Buy these out of stylo
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1907.
' Weather Prediction,
Fair tonight unci Saturday, .showers
in western, ..fair, Mowed by showers
in afternoon or night in eastern portion.
Light easterly to southerly winds.
TALK OFJTHE TOWN.
Lccal Happmiinr.s Tersely ToU for Busy
Readers.
New shell goods at Vaughan's.
Cut flowers at Youngsons. Telephone
317-6.
Fall styles in the new Designer at
Perry's. "
"The Toymakers," Barre book store,
50 cents.
D. A. Perry went to Croton on busi
ness today.
Silk plaid -waists at half price at
Vealo &, Knight's.
A barrel of clams just arrived at the
City Fish Market.
New print and percale wrappers just
received at Abbotts.
Arthur Frenier went to Fairfield on
business yesterday.
Extra stamps on Saturday and Mon
day. The Tea Store.
One lot of shirt waists, 45e. each
at Vealo & Knight's.
A; Rail! of Richmond was the guest of
John McGarghan yesterday. "
J. C. Collctt wen "to Waldaboro, Me.,
today for a visit with relatives.
See the post cards for sale at Harris'
took store. Eleven views for 10c
Mrs. Abbie R. French left this morn
ing for Xew York to visit relatives.
II. A. Kimball of Bellows Falls is vis
iting friends and relatives in the city,
Fred Haskett went to Bradford to
day, where he will stay until after the
fair.
C. F. Young went to Burlington yes
terday to visit his family for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Taylor returned
yesterday from a short visit to Groton
pond.
C. 8. Cushman returned yesterday
from a visit with relatives in Lyndon
ville. Arthur S. Martin returned this morn
ing from a two weeks' vacation spent
in Boston.
Frank Morgan and family, who have
been at Groton pond for several weeks,
returned home yesterday.
S. W. Tilton, who has been in the
city on business, returned to his home
in Woodsville, X. H., today.
The Wonderland Moving Picture Co.,
will show the Cooks Dream and' the
Fatal hand every night this week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dunbar of Chi
cago arrived in the city ycterday, and
are visiting at the home of Ales.. Bu
chan. The Wonderland Moving Picture com
pany has won the hearts of the people
this week, with Distress, the pathetic
drama.
C. C. Ramsdell and Mr. and Mrs. 0.
C. Wiley went to Xurthficld this morn
ing for a visit of a few days with
rt-latives.
The Mioses Lucille and Alean Diokey
of East Barre were the guests of Mis
Velnia Collin on Washington street,
Tuesday.
The fall and winter stock of Queen
Qtuility r1km- for la lies ha? just, arrived
at tho People's Slioj 5toi?. The lig
gest yet carried.
Xew arirvals of fresh halibut, sword
fih, haddock, cod, white lish, mackerel,
flounders, blue fih, sea trout, lake trout,
pike, black bass, horn pout, eels and oth
er at the City Fihh market. Telephone
your orders early for Friday. Tel. 10-2.
A red stamp bargain. Saturday. Aug.
24th. To anyone contemplating starting
a stamp book, we will give $'u.r worth
of stamps with a purclms-e of only $l.4..
One pound tea, (XV. (any kind") ; one
pound baking powder, bilcj'one pound E.
E. Spec, coffee, 35c. The Tea Store.
Farm For Sale. MS acres, 15 minutes'
drive to Plainfickf. The land is nearly
level and can all lie plowed; plenty of
wind and small sugar place (no tools);
trout lirook runs through the pasture,
i Farm has kept 35 bend of cattle ami
film nr.. , 1 11... .1.1-
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the place at the present time i ten cows,
a pair of oxen, five young stock, bull,
about eighty hens and chickens, two
brood sovvh, one host ; crops, four acres
out., one corn, one potatoes, one-acre
garden; fM) cablxign plants; barns full
of hay, etc. All gor for $2,(HK) if sold
soon. V. Is. Cute Real Estate agency,
Biirre, Vt., telephone 135-2.
AH Mmimer goods must gn. Is the
verdict brought in bv A. A. Smith &
j Urn., and now is the time to get bar
jrniiu ond high class goods. ladies'
snoes anu oxinriu ol all styles nt 0
discount of from 50c. to $1.00 per pah".
Gents $:i.r0 and $4.00 slides and ox
fords including the high cut hunting
shoes, $2.0S; Gents' $.1.00 shoes ni:d ox
fords, $t.i)S: I. it outing coats an-1 pants
at. half price. One complete line of
Walt ham watches t about lmlf price.
Iirge lot $2.00 and $-..',o rings, !Ko.
Lot $3.50 nolid gold initial rings, $2.0s;
Lot $1.50 chains and fobs to close 40c.
Lot 25c. hosiery, I'.ie. Lot 15c. hoe,
!)c. per pair. See advertisement page 5.
- NOTICE!
To the Taxpayers of Fire District No.
1, of the Town of Barre:
That I have in my hands for collection
thq tax bill of 50 cents on the dollar of
the Grand List of 1907. This tax must
be paid on or before November 18, 1907,
to Bave discount and the cost of collec
tion. Dated, East Barro, Aug 20, 1907.
D. F. DAVIS, Collector.
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brands and gave bunches of money. Try
Notice.
Users of city water arn. hereby cau
tioned not to use liose except between
the. hours of 0 and 9 ft. ni. and tt and 7
p. in., as the ..supply in the reservoir
is getting low. ' ...
O. C, Russell,. ,
Supt. ' water dept.
Wonderland
loving Picture Go,
HALE'S PAVILION.
EVERY NIGHT AT 8. 10 O'CLOCK
SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2. 10 P, M
TWELFTH WEEK.
If you have been to one show all you
will wish to knov is that we are still here
rUOGRAMME:
Picture of Canada. Cook's Dream.
Runaway Motor Car. Distress. Cap
tain Kidd and His Pirates. The Runa
way Sleigh Bell. Fatal Hand. Two
Youiig Scamps. Wonderful Flames.
I Never Forget the Wife.
ILLUSTRATED SONGS:
"In the Wild Woods Where the Blue
Bells Grow," " Love Me and the World
is Mine," "Honey Boy."
JENNIE LAWS, Soprano.
GRACE FRAMPTON, Pianist
adults 18c, ' Children under Ten Years 5c
D W. t LAGG, Mauagor.
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Startlin)? UTect re not what th cook nek.
The good one ithn rattaor for cleaning rrnullil
nd UieHe r attained by serTtng Home of our
'ih t alm.nt every meal. There's a great
variety of the finny tribe here mid e&cb can be
conked in great riety of way. And variety
plve epice to human existence. Now in
son, Hadduek, Cod, Hahbat, White Hwor4
Fish, Blue t iati. Lke Trout and Fresh balmoa
CITY FISH MARKET.
They're tmptln(r tnd well mtf!ied. She's
tmpUng n k is tfie Kniit. Choice Fniit
like shn carrimi on brr tray can always lw had
from us. It's unnmiallf jilentifQl now and
that's why prt'js are so low. Kur tahle u,
canning or jircfcrTing, wa kep the best.
KEW ENGLAND FRUIT CO.
Fhone 363-3.
Comer Kortli Main and Merchant Streets.
"Take Ik Back
To Old Vermont,"
Latest song hit. Vermonters every
where should own copy. Takes you
back to childhood days. Words and
melody perfect By mail, oc.
The Vermont Music Co,
RUTLAND, - VERMONT.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
To close tho estate of the lato B. B.
Hawes, theundefsiRned will sell at pub
lic auct ion, on the premises, to the high
est bidder, on Saturday, August -31,
1!K)7, at two o'clock in the afternoon,
the following described real estate, viz.:
Six dwelling-houses and two vacant
house lots situated on P.lackwell and
High Holburn Streets, in the City of
Barre, Vermont. Said houses are cen
trally located, near school and stone
sheds. They are good rentable property;
desirable as a small home or as an in
vestment. Terms, 5 per cent at time
of sale and balance on taking deed.
Barre, Aug. 14, 1907.
Geo. II. Elmore, Adm'r.
BUY THAT PHONOGRAPH
Before the advance in price
which takes place September
1st. Come and sec us. Our
prices on supplies are the low
est. Open every afternoon
from 1 to 6.
AVERILL MUSIC CO.,
Third Floor Over Times Office.
it and then buy a box way below cost.
life
ONE FLIGHT, AVERILL BUILDING.
DON'T FORGET
That we only give the discount until September
first. You better invest your money during the
next two weeks, as ten per cent is worth saving.
VEALE & KNIGHT,
New Ens-land Telephone. 123-3
Union Telephone Line.
Currier Building, -
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
5 DAYS'. SUIT SALE 5
The greatest Clothing week of the eptire year. We believe we
have wisely selected this particular week For this high class, value
giving sale. Our motive is to reduce our stock of Clothing and
make room for the new Fall goods which will arrive soon. We will
sell for the next five days, ending Saturday, August 25th, all our
518. 00 Summer Suits at $14.50
16 50 Summer Suits at 13 50
15.00 Summer Suits at 13.00
13. 50 Summer Suits at 11.00
12. 50 Summer Suits at 10. OO
We have confidence in the clothes we sell. They are depend
able, and they must live up to their reputation. They deserve your
confidence, too, and we guarantee satisfaction or you get your
money back. Get in line. Only 5 Days of This Great Suit
Sale. Remember the Place.
Union Clothing Store,
One Price
Old Skating
Telephone 126-2.
We Ate Receiving
and putting on our shelves the largest stock for
Fail this side of Boston or New York and goods
with a quality in them which wc always sell at
reasonable prices. We invite inspection.
BARRE SHOE COMPANY
!
See It In Our Window. Six Cakes (or 25 Cents.
E, A. DROWN,
Prescription Druggist,
48 No. Main St., Opp. Nat'l BanR.
An Advertisement in the Times
will bring sure results.
IMMWaVaWaMnaWNaMBHa
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from local contractors on
Wiring Your House
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Vermont Power
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CONSOLIDATED LIGHTING COMPANY
PHONE 246-2,
135 MAIN STREET, - - BARRE, VERMONT.
Como quick, before best trades aro dossed,
North Main St , Barre, Vt.
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
510.00 Summer Suits at $8.00
8. 50 Summer Suits at 7 OO
7,50 Summer Suit at . . (5 OO
6. 50 Summer Suits at 5. OO
5tS0 Summer Suits at 4.00
Clothiers
Rink Euilding, Opp. Depot Square.
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