The Barre daily times., February 19, 1909, Page 8, Image 8

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TTTE BAItTlE DAILY TTMTS, FEUnUAUY UK 100j).
$5.00 Infants' C
S A T U
oafs for $2.
DAY .
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To close up the balance of our Infants colored, plush and
bear cloth Coats, every one of our $5.00 ones go in for
Saturday at $2.33 Cadi. See what you save, 2.67 on
every one. Ages run from one to five years. It will pay
you to anticipate for the comfort of the little ones a year
in advance,
Saturday, $2,33 Each
THE HOMER FITTS COMPANY
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Chawing candy. Its true goodness, iU
delicious flavor kid in iU hurting and
chewing up lik gum. Special this wek,
'35 oanU pound. PrMh mads daily at
MMCOtt.
BARRE
HOUSE
fox Eaton, tu.
J. JL KOBAN, EwtS.at Mgr.
Monday. Feb. 22nd
GRAND
Wrestling latch
BETWEEN
BOB SOMMCRVILLE
Scotch Lightweight Champion
AND
YOUNG GOTCH
who has defeated such men as Jack
Grace, Charles Hanson and others.
CoagTegational Church Social.
The following ia the program for the
social at the Oengrtgational ohurch oa
Friday errning:
Fiano solo, Miss Imberten.
Vocal aolo, Miss lUttie Houston.
Trio, Evsaing bong, Mist Harris's pu
pil. Cornet solo, Miss Florenos RussIL
Vocal solo, Willie McLeod.
"Obstinacy," a laughable iketeh, will
b given by Miss Mary McDonaJd, Mr.
George Seager, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mc
Xeil, Miss Blanche Houston, aud Ulrio
Labourveau.
Following this. "A Lore Story of the
Civil War,rwiU be told ia muaieal num
bers. Refreshments will be served.
It is hoped that old and yvmng aVJce
will make a speolal effort to be present.
CONDITIONS
Catch Weights, Pin Falls, Best Two
in Three, Police Gazette Rules,
Prices 25c, 35c, 50c
Tickets at Kndrick's Monday.
Best Rolled Oats
6 lbs 25c
High Grade Smoked Shoul
ders, per pound 10c
Ben Hur Tomatoes, can 10c
101b pail Lard ..$!.35c
Rumford Baking Powder
pound can. 30c
Full Cream Cheese, lb. 18c
Red Rose Coffee, best in town,
per pound .35c
Fresh Bread, per loaf 9c
Erie Sweet Corn 3 for.... 25c
Tel. 109. 11. We deliver free.
C. R. LYNHAM,
"North Barre Grocer,"
317 W. Mat St., Cor. Main and Second
SATURDAY
The last day' to buy Shoes for less
than cost. We will have plenty of
salesmen to wait on you, so there
will be no long waits.
21 pairs Curtis 5.00 Shoes at.,.
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MEN'S SHOES
138 pairs Stetson's $5.50 and 5.00 Shoes at. . ... .. 4 OO
56 pairs French, Shriner & Urner 5.00 Shots at. , 4 OO
30 pairs Hanan 5 00 Shoes at ................. 3. 50
4.00
2.75
3 75
3 75
3.75
3 75
3 75
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Close out 101 pairs Keith Konquerors 4.00 and 3 50 Shoes at
54 pairs Alden, Walker & Wilde 4. 00 Shoes at.
22 pairs Ludgate 4 00 Shoes at. . . ,
10 pairs C W. Burt 4. 00 Shoes at
18 pairs Dizer's 4.00 ani 3.50 Shoes at
27 pairs King Quality 4.00 and 3.50 Shoes at....
58 pairs Foss 3. 50 Shoes at 3. 75
49 pairs Altrue 3. 50 Shoes at ... ,
WOMEN'S SHOES
121 pairs E. C Burt 4. 00 and 3. 50 Shoes at. .... ,
68 pairs Knickerbocker 3-50 Shoes at ...... ....
33 pairs Patrician 4-00 Shoes at
20 pairs Aurora 3.50 Shoes at.
3. 75
TALK 0MHE TOWN
New wash collars received at The
Vaughan Store.
;Vh1st party in Odd Fellows hall, Sat
urday evening at S o'clock.
Large stook of snow shoes going at
bottom prices. Shepard's, 14 E!ro street.
Don't forget the I. O. G. T. masquerade
and promenade at the K. of C. hall to
night. See eur north window for speoial enam
eled "ware sale. Tour ehoioe, 10 cents
each. 0. X. Kenyan & Co.
The Ladies' Aid society of St. Moni
es ohwrch will hold a da not in Wood
man's all, Tuesday owning, February
23. Admission 25 oents.
Latest popular three step, "Lucky
Moon," can be bought at A. Giachino's.
Seventy-nr! copies just arrived of this
brand new "hit." It is the best put
Mebed this year.
Troup's union orahestra is prepared
to furnish first elass rausio for any and
all ecoaeioas; any number of pieces re
quired. Address A. M. Troup, 6 Laurel
street, or telephone 131-11.
A barge will be at E. A. Djwh's store
at half past six to night to take the
member of Barre lodjje, X. E. O. IV,
who are going to East Barre to attend
the tenth anniversary celebration of the
institutfou of Millstone lodge.
Make no plans for Tuesday, February
23, until you have seen the program to
be rendered by the Presbyterian choir
and their friends on that date. A chanoe
will be given to e Barre public to listen
to some of the beet talent of the city in
both song aud story.
The annual banquet of the University
Hub is to be held in the vestry of the
Congregational chureh on Monday even
ing, February 22, the banquet to start
at 7:30 o'clock. Invitations were sent
out yesterday by the secretary of the
dub, Carroll II. mite.
Would you bay a good fur coat if you
could buy it cheap enough ? If you would
that is no doubt but that you'll buy one
at A. A. Smith A Brother's this week.
Not for years have you had such a
chance to purchase a good fur coat for
so little money. Values on other things
are in many cases exceptional. See ad.
page 4. It's convincing reading, because
it is based on facts.
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1909.
Baptist C. E. Society.
The young people of the Christian
Endeavor society of the Baptist church
will hold a social and entertainment in
the church Monday evening, February
2. The entertainment will consist of
thei following:
Solo, Dorothy Perry; reading, Miss
Bertha Nason; violin solo, Edniond
Sanborn; selections by mixed quartet;
duet, Miss Wood and Miss Harris; vio
lin solo, E. A. Jjatehelders selections
by the ladies double quartet; remarks
! me ot WasliMsr-
A. Satchel-
by the pastor on the
ton; accompanist, Mrs.
der.
E.
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Weather Prediction.
finow or rain in north portion, rain
in south portion and warmer to-night
ami Kalurday; strong southeasterly
winds to-night, dimiuWlting and becom
ing westerly Saturday,
TALK OF IHeIoWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers. -
New white dimities, Wj, per yard, at
Vauglian'a.
New arrivals in spring skirts at Ab
bolt's, fcice them,
Harris's orchestra plays to-night for
the Carpenters' dsnce.
Mrs. Jaimis II. Cone' is qnite ill at br
henna on Park street.
Miss Carrie Lillcy of Randolph was
a visitor in this city yesterday.
W. IT. H. Wears of Marsbfield was
a visitor in this city yssterday.
C. S. Cushman left yesterday for a
business visit in South RyegaXe.
JL N. Demerritt of Waterbury waa a
business visitor in this oity yesterday.
F. IT, Roger returned this morning
from a few days' business visit in New
York.
Mis Ilasel I. Cone has been compelled
to leave her sohool on account of ill
health.
Go to Ilunt's barber shop for a shatn
oo with Ilerpicide sosp, cleansing and
eallng.
Mr. and Mrs. Dsvid Suitor of Melby,
Que., are visiting friends in this city and
vicinity.
Misses Susan Coburn and Ruth Sisco
of St. Albans were guests of -Mrs. C. A.
Brown yesterday.
The board of civil authority will meet
at the oity oourt room this evening at
seven o'clock to revise the checklist.
Besides the Wg expo.e by Albini at
the opera house to-night, the pictures
will bs new, also tiie songs ty jus
AlUn.
All member of locsl No. 481, C. 4 J.
of A pleass be at Woodmen's hall, Fri
day evening, Feb. 19, and bring your
frmids wit you.
Mr. and Mrs. George Celley, who have
been visiting at the home of Frank Ad
ams, returned yesterday to their home
in Meredith, V. H.
Harris's orchestra furnished music for
the dance last night given in connection
with the farewell reception tendered Dr.
and Mrs. J. B. MoSweeuey.
For Saturday only, borehound drops,
molase pep per mi at glove drops, and
cherry drops, 15c pound, two pounds 25c.
rresn aiaae. At jaasooivs.
Good music and the best marches, also
four prises offered; best maeked lady
and gent, aad the poorest masked lady
and gent, at K. of C. hall to-night by
the I. O. u. T.
Slxtesninrk dry, hard split wood
for sale as long as it lasts. Will be
delivered from car. Price $2.75 per
run. Terms cash. Inquire of D. A.
Perry, Gordon block.
Referee-in bankruptcy V. N. Therl
ault has under consideration the matter
of the discharge from bankruptcy of
Thomas Brady, who was formerly in the
mercantile business in this city. Tho
esse ws argued this week, Richard A.
Hoar appearing for the creditors who
oppose the discharge, and A. A. Sargent ,
for Brady.
A letter received yesterday from Mr. :
and Mrs. L. A. Sceofield, formerly of
this city, slates that they lost most of
tbeir possessions when the Hotel Clar
endon was burned at Sea Breeze, Florida,
a few day ago. Mr. Schofield ran the
barber shop and Mrs. Schofield a mani
cure parlor in the hotel and neither saved
anything. They had rooms at a cottage
near by, and were successful in saving
most ot their clothing.
Notice to the rural letter carriers ot
Washington county: The annual meet
ing of the association - will be held in
Worthen's block, Barre, Feb. 22, 1909;
hall open in forenoon; business meeting
called at 1 p. m. As the election of
officers and other important business
comes up at this meeting, it is expected
every member will be present and it is
hoped that all those who have not sent
in their names will do eo at this time.
Chas. F. Ayer, president.
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J. It HOB AN, Kasia.nl U(t.
TO-NIGHT
AND ALL THIS WEEK!
HIGH-CLASS
Moving Pictures
AND
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The world's greatest Magician,
Mimic, Humorist and Illusion
ist, introducing an entirely new
and original program of magical
wonder. Grand Expose after
the regular performance.
MISS BESSIE ALLEN
The Dancing Doll
Matinee Tomorrow at 2.30
Evenings at 7.30, one' performance
only.
Admission To -night
Orchestra 25c
Gallery 15c
On tale at Kendrick'a Drug Store.
in
Scampini Block.
HIgti Class Moving Pictures ani Songs.
PICTURES:
New Program To-day
Don't Fail to see it
Hear Popular "Bob" Parker
"AND MORE BESIDES"
Change of Programme Three
Times a Week.
Aftinioons 2 to 5. Evenings 7 to 10.30
Admission, 5 cents
White Linen Waists
New White Linen Waists made in the
newest styles, the kind that gives satisfaction
for wear. Price $2.50 each.
VEALE & KNIGHT,
Hew Earland Telephone, lta-S
UnleA Telephone Line.
Currier Building,
North Main St., Barre, Vt
TJNIOIf CLOTHING COMPART.
TJirion clothmo covpAirr.
Willi the Close of Our Clearance Sale
We find that we still have on hand too many Suits, Over
coats, Reefers, Ulsters and Pants, and as it is our 'policy
not to carry any goods over, we have decided to sell the
above articles at the same big reduction in price as has pre
vailed throughout our Clearance Sale.'
We have plenty of nice browns, olives and fancy mix
tures in suits and you will certainly find something here
you want at the reduced prices.
MENS PANTS
A big assortment in this department to select from and at
a big discount while they last.
New Spring Shirts, New Spring Neckwear, New Spring Shoes
Give Us a Trial
Wo Clean, Prea and Repair Clothing.
UNION CLOTHING STORE,
mr.HR ken mo tors weir
Telepfine 126-2. (Id Italic Fink ltildisg, Cpp. tcpot So aire
UHION CLOIULNO COXPAJff: UM0N CLOTHING COMPAKY.
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Heavy overs for felts and Felt Boots for
Men, all included in this two day's sale at
O 15 Per Cent Discount.
Examine our BARGAIN TABLE
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92 75
2 75
3.00
2.50
37 pairs Moore & Shapper 4. 00 and 3. 50 Shoes at 2. 50
45 pairs Alden 3. 50 Shoes at 2. 75
64 pairs Mayfair 3.00 Shoes at 2.25
26 pairs E. Z. 3.00 Shoes at 2. 25
187 pairs Elva 3. 50 Shoes at 2. 75
These prices are strictly Cash. No goods on approval.
arre Shoe Company
HOME OF GOOD SHOES.
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(Are You Getting Good Food
(ii m mess. i
Among the sirns of spring to be noted
about town as the annual dinner party
last night of the Greensboro Fishing
club, an organization composed of a doz
en or more men of Bari, wftii'h gets
together to tell real fish stories and
fabricate others. The club was most
hospitably entertained by Mr. and Sirs.
I James Maekay at their home on Park
T I . i : -; t- j : -- ,3 4 L
IIRbicci Mini unimri n-iiu uiru lu
social manner. If the plans of the club
are carried out, the fish in Greerwboro
pond need to '"lay low" next summer,
Comiqiie!
In A. Tomasi Block.
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j That's a problem for every house- I
keeper,sbut we try to make it easy
for our customers by keeping a care- S
J pure Groeerios and selling them at I
j prices as low as cost permits. Not
"cheapest goods," but "best value" is 1
our aim, ana some people say we save i
J them money on their food bills. Per- I
haps we can for you. Try us and j
jsee j
j Webster Dandelions, per ran.... 20c
Best Evaporated Teaches, 2 lbs.. .25c !
18 California Oranges for... 25c I
ISMITH & CUMINGS,
i i iii uepanmem tool stars. I
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In a letter to Manager Hoban of the
opera house, G. L. ledam, the manager
of Young Gotch, the wrestler who comes
here next Monday night to meet Bob
Sommerville at the opera house, says:
"Young Gotch will arrive in Barre next
Monday afternoon in the pink of condi
tion, and will give your man Sommer
ville the match of his life. All we ask
is a square deal, and if we get that Mr.
SomnierviUc will realize that we has
been up against something stronger than
bridge winst during the evening."
diaries Webster, who went from Barre
to Seattle. Wash., a year ago, writes
back that the big exposition which is to
Ijc held there this y( ar will be all that
it is advertised to be, although not so
pretentious as the Chicago or Buffalo
exposition, and, furthermore, that it will
be completed on the opening day, some
thing which no other American exposi
tion of reoent times has been able to do.
Ife writes that any Barre people who
think of going to heattle may rest as
sured that it won't lie another James
town affair. Mr. Webster is employed
in the navy yard, and he incidentally
stated in bis letter to a Barre man that
on the day he wrote, a week ago Sunday,
there were people on the street in shirt-sleeves.
The World's Pulse Reflected in
Motion Pictures
PROGRAMME TODAY
Love and Law FEATURE
Victim of Her ism
Quest of Comfort.
Mr. Arthur D. Ho!mes VVKI Sng
"A Little Bit is Better Than
Nothing at All."
ADMISSION, 5 CENTS,
PEOPLE'S SHOE STORE.
C S. ANDREWS, Proprieror.
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The Theatorium!
Advanced Pictures.
Voice From the Heart
The Bell Ringer
Where is My Wandering
Boy to Night FEATURE
Mr. Geo. Harrington Will Sing
"If I Had a Thousand Lives
to Live."
ADMISSION, 5 CENTS
Afternoons at 2.
Eveninjs at 7.
HE WHO IS BEST PREPARED, BETS BEST RESULTS
EVAPORATORS
Should be ordered now if you intend to tap the sugar place
this year. Incubators, Cream Separators, Gasoline En
gines, Saw Rigs, etc., always in stock. This is a good time
to look your plow over and see if it will not be good judg
ment to buy a new one. I have in stock the National, '76,
Syracuse, Cambridge, John Deere and Eddy Sulky and
Drag Plows. No such assortment has ever before been on
sate in Barre. You can find here everything necessary to '
carry on a farm but money.
A. W. ALLEN, SUNNY5IDE FARM.
N, E. and People's Lisa Telephones. Barlie Wbttcomtj
is authorized agent for Orangr and surrounding- towns.
An Advertisement in the Times
Will Bring Sure Results.
BUY
STORE FIXTURES, ETC,
Express delivery jleigh, light easy running; carriage harness, little useJ, well mide; robs, dark colored, genuine timber waif; 2 Fairbanks
I j iiitiiunii tuuiiu Kites, viic sci wuu u 101 a:iu uncuu wncif, on; Uir Mine, ucii p iucni HlAKZf u.v jr 11 unit vnv uv-
' " foot show rase, double thick German !ac: al.-i several imi!l hnts rates fnr nines, trum nn-jre oiiri. "slal" michinea. m"ner drawers.
oval front 6-foot metal trimmed thow casej counters, birch, also painted ones; counter tables, 8, 19 anJ 12 feet lonj, aha sma'l squire oak tables, typewriter table and chair, folding bed, new
eak front; bag and box trucks, store ladder, sliding broom rack, chtese box, large store refrigerator, Baldwin's, 8 x 16 ft. ; molasses, vinegar and pork bbls , etc., all at prices much below value.
L ML Averill, Up One Flight, Avcrill Building f Over Barre Times Office,
A Real Sale. 20
Per Cent Discount
Includes our entire stock of Tinware, consistiug; of
Bread Raisers, Dish Pans, Milk Pans, Basins, Bread
Tins, Square Tins, Kettles, Cups, Dippers, Milk Pails,
Strainer Pails, etc Do not miss this chance.
Sec Our Window.
This Safe is for This Week Only.
C W. AVERILL & CO.,
Phone 439-3.
81 North Main St., Barre, VL