The Barre daily times., September 21, 1907, Page 8, Image 8

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TIJE J! .A ERE DAILY TIMES SETT. '21, It.
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, 39c "a. Yard
By a very fortunate purchase we have secured five pieces of Silk
Finish Corduroy to sell at about twenty-one cents a yard less than the
usual price. It is 21 inches wide, having a beatifully bright and silk
like surface almost as handsome as silk velvet. Makes a rich-looking
dress fabric and especially desirable for children's wear. Colors are
white, navy blue, myrtle, dark brown and garnet.
Price Only 39c a Yard
v CHILDREN'S COATS '
More real value and style crowded into our Children's Coats than
ever before. Let the little one try on some of these and watch the smile
of satisfaction creep over her face.
IHE BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1007.
Weather Prediction.
f Fair Saturday mid Sunday. Light
wcnterlv. winds. "., .
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prices Range from $2.98 Up to 312.50
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We have fifty-seven pairs of WO MENS1
SHOES that retailed from $2.00 to $3.50
per pair that we will place on QQi
sale Saturday and Monday for - - Ct-
BARRE SHOE COMPANY
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"QUEEN QUALITY"
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by few. Ladies will find a great
variety of styles and leathers in this
valuable brand on our shelves at
$3.00 to $4.00 Per Pair.
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The People's Shoe Store,
' Hate's Block. Barre, Vt. C. S. ANDREWS, Proprietor. V
TALK 0FJTHE TOWN.
New dress goods at Abbott's.
Long heavy taffeta gloves at The
Vaughan Store.
The secretary of Court Granite City,
No. 3, F. of A., will be at the hall on
Saturday evening to receive dues from 7
to 8 o'clock. -
GRANITEVILLE.
The regular meeting of Viotor lodge,
L O. O. ., M. V., will be held at Miles'
hall, Monday evening, Sept, 23. All the
members are requested to be present.
Per order E. Sec.
BARRE OPERA HOUSE
FOX 6s EATON, Mjrn.
J. X. HO BAN, R.ilueut Mjr.
Saturday, Sept 21
George W. Kertney presents the
Golden-Voiced Comedian
ALLEN DOONE
In his new play tf life in the Em
erald Isle.
A ROMANCE
IN IRELAND!
Supported by an excellent company
and a beautiful Scenic Production.
An Advertisement in the Times
will bring sure results.
CCSSOUDATED LI8HTIN3 CO.
AND
Vermont Power and Lighting Co
Thono 246-2
135 ST. Mala Street, Barre.
HEAR DOONE SING
"FROM COUNTY MAYO" .
"LOVE'S LANGUAGE"
And Joseph Murphy's Famous
"A HANDFUL OF EARTH"
Prices, 35c, 50c, 75c and $1.00
Tickets Friday morning.
AT THE
TREAT
ORIlim
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happening Tersely Told for
Eusy Renders.
New veil pins at Abbott's.
Coat special at Vaujjlmn's..
See Mortimer's auction sale adver
tisement, t
Curwt cli:am:;jr, vaouuin proress. 1L
P. Baldwin.'
25e ponie diapeilea for ISo at Veale
& Knight's.
Dre--i!iKldnjr, Mrs. N. N. Vasear,' Ci
Summer street.
A few- erah apples for making jelliei
at Granite City creamery.
Send your upholstering and picture
framing" to. II. I', Baldwin.
We. can save you money" on bed
spread at Perry 'a on Saturday.
Tonight at the opera house, Allen
Doono in "A Romance in Ireland."
If you are ready for gloves and mit
tens go to the, Fran!; MeWhortcr Co.
Henry Frcnier went to Burlington this
morning for a few days' visit, with
friends:.
Mrs. Truman Robinson went to St.
Albans this morning for a vi-it at the
home of her daughter.
The Lamson & Hubbard hats are
among the best. -See one at the Frank
McWhortcr company store.
Mrs. F. R. 'Hull of Lynn, Mass., who
has been visiting her brother, J. E. Rol
lins, returned homo Friday.
John Witrht of Boston is vi.-d! in" at
I the home of his sister. Mrs. VViiiiain
Nicr.l of Wist I';U tir:oii utreet.
You have see.i "The Haunted Hotel"
at the Pavilion a few weeks apo. I'll i s
week you can bee '-Tlio ll.iuiiled Kitch
en." '
A small maple leaf pin, with "Can
ada" on it, wan lost on Main Hrcct lut
night. W ill the Under return to this
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At the opera house tonight at sweet
voiced (driving comedian, Allen Doone,
with a stron;.? supporting company, in
"A Romance in Ireland."
Lewis G. Griffiths, vocal instructor at
Goddard seminary, will also give private
lessons at his residence, 144 Elm street,
Bane, any day or evening execpt Mon
days and Thursdays.
Clifford Cote leaves Monday for North
Dakota to join his .wife, who has been
there several months. His business in
Bane has been purchased by A. J. Steve
art, 'who will continue it at the old
stand.
Parents please notice. There will be
a rehearsal for the children to lie pro
moted from the primary of the Congre
gHiimial Sunday school, on Saturday at
o'clock. It is necessary that all should
lie there.
Allen Donne, the magnetic young com
edian, who will be remembered at Joseph
Murphy" successor . in "Kerry Clow,"
''Shauii Rhne," etc., etfcj will appear this
season in a new scenic comedy -drama
entitled. "A Romance in Ireland," in
which be is sail to have abundant op
portunity for the display of bis special
gifts as on actor, singer, dancer, piper
and dispenser of "blarney," At the
ojiera house tonight.
The usual h.rpe number of people at
tended the annual snpjier which was
piven last evening by the ladies of the
Presbyterian church. Over .100 people
were served between the hours or 5.-30
mid 7. The Indies served a most de
lightful supper, the menu consisting of
chicken pie, ninslvt potatoes, salad,
rolls, doujdinnfs, enf.'ee, all kinds of pics
and cukes. The Indies hud no trouble
in handling the crowd and everyone was
served quickly and well.
To open up tin fill season with the
usual rush A. A. Smith & Bro. have td
ertied special bargains on fall goods
that should attract attention nil over
the state. Double breasted wool and
camel's hair und'Twear reduced from
$1.25 to mc, $2.50 and $3.00 shoes re
duced to $1.08; lot 50c. caps to close
nt 10c: lot $1.50 and $2.00 hate Doe;
lot Indies' 65c. rubbers 4Uc; lot gent's
rubbers T0c; lot "Zc. wool hose 19c;
lot SXM and $1.00 pants $:J.9S; lot
bracelets worth from $0.50 to $7.50
only 3.03: lot $5.50 gold plated docks
only $2.93; lot $1.25 alarm clocks IHOe.j
lot, "$2.00 fobs and etinins CSe.j lot $1.25
and $1.50 fobs and chains 40c; lot $2.00
and $2.50 ririffj ('sc.; lot solid gold ini
tinl rinj.'s, regular pi ice, $0.50 to elose
at $3.08. f?ee advertisement on page 5.
TALK OF THE TOWN
Feather bowies at Abbott's.
Dr. A. If. H. Lewis went to Waterbury
this Tno:iiiu.: on badness, j - , , . ,.
You will want some ' of h.it outing
flannel on sal a c. yard at Perry's on
Saturday.
The Sterling wesdit and sweaters for
men ami boys on sale at the McWhorter
company store.
The largest line of men's and boys'
golf jackets in the' city at the Frank
McWhortcr company store.
There will be an important -meeting
of the ladies of the I'niversalist church
in the church vestry this afternoon at
3 o'clock. ; . ,
Th( ladies' annual handicap tourna
ment of the 'Barre. Golf club will Ik:
held Tuesday, Sept. 24. All the ladies
who are members of the club are invited
to compete.
The Ladies of the Macs toes with hus
bands and gentlemen friends will have
a coin roast on Tuesday evening, Sept.
4, at D. C. Roben's, East Hill, meeting
at tne end ot the ear tine on' washing
ton street at 8:15 o'clock.
Tastes as it looks at Di.v & Coleman's.
Meats always look temptingly good.
Prime milk fed veal. Chops, shoulder,
loin, veal chops, veal cutlets, veal roasts,
veal loaf. Never too busy to serve old
customers well, anil always ready to
welcome new ones. Mix & Ooleinancash
red stamp provision store.
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son israna varus : . -
We have just received a large shipment of Lton
Brand German Knitting Worsted, which we will
' sell at the old price of $1.25 per pound oHour
skeins, full 16-ounce weight, or 35c per single
skein. Lion Brand Shcllarsd floss at 10c a skein.
Garments mode from these Yarns are uncqualcd
for appearance and wear. Direction circulars free.
VEALE & KNIGHT.
Currier Building,
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
North Main St , Barre, Vt.
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
'IJABSHFIELD.
The ease of A. J. McLean vs. Henry
Mnitin, to recover the value of a Jersey
t"iw with damages set at $J0, was tried
before Justice Sargent, . of Barre, in
Marshfield Thursday before a jury com
posed of L. 1).- Nute, C. D. Smith, P. D.
Cole, Silas Pncker. Mr. ttemig and W. II.
H. Mears and resulted -in a disagree
ment. M. M. Gordon appeared for the
plaintiff and F. L. Laird for the de
fendant. The ease will be tried again
next Tuesday at Marshlield.
NORTH MONTPELIER.
A aon Mas Iiorn to Mr. and Mrs.
Tho. Clark September 29.
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Wc wish to call your attention to
our superb collection of
Ken's Fall and Winter Suits!
They come in all the latest colorings
for the season, especially browns and
olives, which are at the present time
the very height of fashion. We have
them in all "the latest styles, and the
prices range from 55.00 to $22.00.
Come in and look them over.
Union Clothing; Store,
Telephone 126 2.
One Price Clothiors,
Cld Skating Kink Building, Cpp. Depot Square.
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MR. WILLIAM ROBERTSON
BARITONE
Latest Moving Pictures
AND
ILLUSTRATED SONGS !
Admission 5 Cents.
A SHOW EVERY HALF HOUR
Open from 2 to 5:30 and 7 to 10:30 p. m.
Barre's Big New Department Store
As usual, presents to you some most acceptable
Saturday and Monday Price Events
Study well the situation, post yourselves thoroughly as to quality and
price, then examine well our offerings, and if you are a shrewd buyer
you will give us the preference.
ft THE ARCADE GL0TH1NG DEPARTMENT
Attention, Comrades of the G. A. R.!
It. B. Crandall post will have its an
nual inspection ut its regular meeting,
Saturday afternoon, Sept. 21, at two
o'clock, p. m. A. P. Dod;;e, Commander.
m ti... ..:ii i..
. ,4 cial weetinx of Court
. ' . tirnnite City, No. :,
r vj'ti' j Foresters of An: ricn,
lj vi- '' Sunday aftrriinoti (it
'"''x I'-'W P- i-'i-, sharp, for
C ... , c A th" Pri.ose of ai tend
' inif i,;. funeral of wr
late brother, Wiiiam Downie. J
' You will find the largest and best se
lected line of Clothing for Man or Boy
ever exhibited in the state. Clothing-buying
and clothing selling are our strong
points. We want you to get better, ac
quainted with Arcade Clothing. Come
for an introduction, You will meet the
Suit to fit your" purse. ' No matter what
your resources, we can please you. Suits
anywhere from
$5.00 to $25.00
with the most famous ALFRED BENJAMIN
CUSTOM SUITS leading the procession.
A Word About Hats.
It has come to our ear that there has
been a disastrous destruction of Dcrbys at
some of the recent corn-roasts in our
neighborhood.
A Young's Hat at $3.00
for which we are exclusive selling agents
here, would have withstood the onslaught.
Try one. All the new shapes now in
stock. They arc the king-pins of correct
Head wear.
LADIES' READY-T0-WFA1 GARMENTS
As shown at the Arcade arc the embodi
ment of good styles, excellent material and
perfect fit and workmanship. Wc desire
a carrhil inspection of our showings in this
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department. A most excellent display- of I
Fur-Lined Coats
now open. You will find one to suit
you at from
$15.00 to $60.00
Again we give you an opportunity at
an excellent Ladies' 48-inch Coat in tan,
black and castor. You cannot duplicate
them here at less than $10.00. Monday
and Saturday .
$5.98
Misses' Long Coats, excellent for
school wear, in plaids, stripes and mix
tures, a $7.50 value, Saturday and Monday
$4.98
Some new Black Washable Taffeta
Silk Waists at
$3.98 and $3.50
There will la a resnlar
meeting of I'livre Arie No.
H l"'T:i, I". O. E., Monday even
fll inS September :i, at 7 s ;(.
,vW;x''7N
ViM'tfr'f ' t
sM.mI nt II' I 11 y
invited to iittcml.
Clan Gordon
Diiuimtio elub and
rnemliers of the
aimr,seinfi!.t eom
lnittee Will pie-mi
take the 1:13 ear,
Schmhiy, for the
jiienio . and corn
roiot. All who as
and the picnic are
Some Remarkable Values in Our Basement!
A pretty Decorated China Tea Set, f An excellent 112 piece Gold Band Din-
56 pieces in all, worth fully ?6.00 per
set. This set is now displayed in our
window. (This is a special'!
good value) - -
3.98
ncr Set, new and pretty design, Dutch Chi
na, serviceable and attractive, usually sold
at $15.00, on sale at" the Ar. An v
cade at v0i( 0
No matter what you want, get our prices.
They are just a little lower.
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flower Pots, both glazed
and unglazed. A good line
to select from and our prices
arc the lowest.
Meat Tubs, 25, 50, 60 and
100 pounds, and-empty Lard
Tubs, all hard wood, at lower
prices than elsewhere.
Pork Barrels, recently emp
tied, at from 75c to 85c each.
Better come at once, as the
number is limited.
Axle Grease in 1-quart tin
pails at 15c. , Shining Light.
The same in 25-pound pails
at $1.25 each.
Vasalinc, best grad of yel
low, in quart pils, at 25 cts.
Whole Spices ot all kinds at
half price.
Mops, Malt, Orangeade and
Root Beer Extract. Wc can
suit you as to prices on these
goods. Buy now. '
A Lot of Lawn Grass and
White Clover Seed that is all
right. Also Oil Cans in all
sizes at cut prices.
L. Wly AVERILL'S.1 CLOSING? ii OUT, 'SALE, - '- UP DEE: FLIGHT,, AVERILL..: BUILDING.