The Barre daily times., February 23, 1909, Page 5, Image 5

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Get a Standard Pattern Free
Wllh Ihc Standard fashion Book
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If you tevr for yourself or others .
If you want to hve all the ityles
If you want a guide in selecting your entire wardrobe
Get the Spring Fashion Cook, price 20c, by mail 25c, including
.,,,., K... r one wanaud Pattern FREE. Thui the book actually
H " T r re',aW,y you c,n et for lc nothing:
bulcnbeforheDe1:nerat50cayearandthe Standard Fashion Book
i nrliiM i n m tka ... .
.w......K .. nWpra cemncate, will be yours upon payment of 10c
ccr. w ii n cnarges. I but Vou get the book and the pattern for less
man me cost oi me pattern alone.
PERRY (Q. CAMP.
AelePnone 71 and 75 Main Street, Barre, Vt.
To Young Carried Couples We Say
You should come here for the furnishings
of that home of yours, because of the qual
ity and quantity of our stock. We can
save you many dollars in making this im
portant purchase.
Especially is this true during our Feb
ruary Savings Sale which continues until
Feb. 27. A glance at our windows fwill
dispell all doubts ofthe 'genuineness of this
sale. Many desirable goods from one
fourth to one. half the former price.
Many are taking advantage of this fact.
Think it over and then act quickly.
B. W, HOOKER & CO., Banc, Vt.
CITT BNJlERTAKERg.
Improved Ambulance Service. Orders Promptly Attended Jm
Non-Greasy Beauty Cream
To remove blackheads, to cleanse the pores, to
bleach the skin and to make the complexion clean and
sft, use our Proxlde Cream. It contains no grease;
gloves can be worn immediately after using. Cures dis
eases and blemishes of the skin and is perfect for mas
sage puposes. ' Docs not promote growth of hair as
greasy preparations do. Sold by us only. Price 25c.
C II. KENDRICK & CO.,
84 W,rtk Mi Street . DRUGGISTS.
TALK OFJTHE TOWN.
Soi-o at Abbott's.
New March pattern at Fitts'..
Siweia! priij on frinin-d bed quilt
Mi
at V
aulum's.
IHnWtig tn-niht from 7i30 to 11 p. m.
t llata' Pavilion,
Charles Collin visited friend in Wil
liainstown yesterday,
The spring Designer in, with all the
new styles, at Perry's.
1-ai'ayette Myers of Cabot was a vis
itor in thin city to-day.
Tildeii'e shoe sale beriiis Friday, Feb.
28. It will pay yon to wait.
A. S. Brown of Jloston wai a busine
visitor in this city yesterday.
Peter Ixon of Orange street is con
fined to the house with lumbago.
Best powdered op used at Mlera'a
barlier ohop. No cheap face lotions.
William V. MeAnlev left to-dav for
a htinlue vliit in Manchester, X. il. '
Mr. Nellie Rlanrhanl ha gone to Jloa
ton to visit friend and attend tlie dog
how.
If. C. Week, of Boston n a visitor
in tlil city to-day, on business and vis
iting friend.
Edin D. Smith of Wtlianistown vis
ited hi dauKhter; Mr. William Mercer",
in tint city to-day.
The condition of Leon L. Cole, who is
seriously ill with pneumonia. was a little
mora comfortable to-day.
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The attention 'of the public is called
to notice the ehiiif in the date of Ma
M. Pratt'a auction sale, .Thursday, Feb
ruary Z3.
AH tho ha viiicj dishes or table cloth
belonging to the Universalint church
please return Wednesday, a early as
oonvenlent.
J. C. Dvr resumed work today after
bcinir laid up for four w?ks a the result
of an injury recvived by atrikine Jits lee
witu a bamnK-r. ,
All aupporters of Grae IL Hoyt for
alderaian in ward tlire are requestM to
meet at the (rfimite Manufacturer
rooms at 7:30 this ersninjj.
TitdM'a altoe store will be cloed all
lay Thursday. Thia is neeessary In order
0 (et the stort in na fm- the sale
hic-h begins Friday, J-b. 29.
Tietail derlu: Kegular meeting of lo
cal No. ZU. R. 0. I. P. A.. Wednesdav
veninjr at 7:30 o'clock, in the K. of P,
all. Win. Thay.r, Kec. Sec.
The annual fprinr supper of the Prea
hyterian church wiil be enven on V.ed
neday evening, Mrch 3, from 5:30 to
i.w o dock. Admternon 25 cents.
TALK OFJTHE TOWN
Hce the new llneus' for dre.e at Tb
Vutihan Store.
The l'lillomathiann will tueet with Mrs.
F, J. Martin, Tuesday evening at 7 1 13.
You can keep your feet dry and warm
for, little money if you visit Tilden'a
sale.
All up for the ft luuket ball game
in (liurch street rrmnaium, Wednesday
hiijlit, at H. Spaulding birh vs. Bradford
aiaderny. Ontlemrn, 2i cents, ladies 13
rent.
Fifty copies of new popular sheet niu
sio Just received St "Tony's" Vermont
Kruit Store. Such successes as 'Rain
bow" and many similar an among the
number.
Horace
GROTON
Hood Passed Away
Heart Failure.
From
ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY TIMES
?; YOUR 0
M 1 r sn rs ! i i
PP0RTUN1TY IS NOW
TO BUY CROCKERY
fA Our mammoth Clearance laoie is again .neavuy
S dened with gaeat values in Table D.nnerware which we
must close out to make room for New Spring Patterns
which will soon arrive.
We have displayed in our window a nice .piece
China Dinner Set, price $36 50 which wi 1 drop $1 00
per day until taken 1ci2jSi!yriajf, M. 20. ThI8 set is
well worth evrry cent of its marked price but we must
have the room. Just call around and inspect these op
portunities and then act your pleasure,
C. N. KENYON& CO.'S
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U5-IS7 Fsrti Pal Street. (TekPk..e ,.,-,) Barre. Tcrn.it.
The Bijou theatre's new prom-am will
be sen to-dav in ad. page 8. Ji is
known to be a good one. The song.
particularly, is catchy and well sung,
The Barre KnighU ftf Prthia w)U cI
brat tUe 4'itb period of their order
next T!mr4uv evening, with the sltrei
of the ocoaitlon given by G. Herbert
rape.
Fpecial meetins; of the Indies' Aid so
iy of tlie Pretbj'terian c-bureh will be
eld, in the church vestry, lhursdar
e-ening, lebruary lo, at 6:30 o clock
narp.
Basket ball. Church street pvmnasium,
WedneMlay nfirht. teb, 'A, at . Fpanld
n( y, Bradford academy. Kaft
game assured. Oentlena-n, 20 eentsj la-
les IS cent. ',
laintera, attention; ry requsst, the
rosrular meeting or the local union. Pift.
lit), -will be postponed nntil W wines
dav, February 24. at 7:30 o'clock p. m
lull attendance is desired. A. .M. btaf
ford, R S.
Amonsr arrivals at the HnteJ Otit
tarday were J. C. Jlyle, .S-th Cuttins,
M. S. Aator, Kotni K. U Jorfkn, Au
burn, M.; II. M. Chatterton. Iliitadel-
aat E. It. Andrews, Borlinston; W. O,
CSiaHand, Rutland; L. Tewer, Espcrance,
The Chnwh of the Good Shepherd.
Ath Wednewlay. Holy cornnmnfon at 8
m. Alorninff prayer and addres 10:80.
Bishop's Pastoral will be read at 4 p. m.
Eremng prayer and sermon at 7 : lo. in
sy evening, prayer and instruction at
7:15.
The L. f. T.'M. Study clut will hold
their aoolal in the K. of P. hall Fri
day afternoon from 8 until 4:30 o'oloek
RtfroirfimeDt of plain doughnuts and
maple sjTap win be served, the tiost-
essee will be Mrs. Averill. Airs. Town,
Misa 7liinunond, and lira. White. All are
cordially invited. ; '
Thursday, Febriiarr 25, hn been ap
pointed an a day of prayer by the United
Woman a Jlisaionary aoctety, J here will
be a service at the ohapei in the AL K.
chuwh at 8 o'clock p; in. All members
of the local societies will come if possi
ble. W5I1 all the ladies of every church
feel themselves personally invitedT
Arthur Cote of Biddcford, Maine, was
a visitor in this city to-day. Mr. Cote
is a lightweight boxer of considerable
note and came to Vermont looking for
mat dies. Upon being informed that
there was not much doing in hi line un
der the present Vermont law, he de
clared his intention to leave for Massa
chusetts at once.
The Altrurian and their 'guests were
pleasantly entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. D. W. McDonald, 31 Perry
street, laafc evening. The room were
prettily 'decorated witli flags and bunting
In honor of (ieorge WjuAington's birth
day. All .njoved a bounteous dinner,
during which Mrs. McDonald extended a
cordial welcome, and toast's were given.
One feature of the games which followed
was the cutting of tlw cherry tree. All
carried away with Uiem the knowledge
that Mr. anil Mrs. McDonald were ideal
entertainers.
There will be a special
convocation of (iranita chap
ter, No. 2, R. A. M.. Tues
day evening. Feb. 23. at 7
o'clock., The district deputy
grand high priest will make
his official visit. Work, R. A. degree.
Light refreshments will be served. Per
order E. IL P.
At his home at Westville Thursday
night occurred the death of Horace
Hood from heart failure, following an
attack of tbc grippe. Deuast'rf was
horn in Toimhsm sixty-five vnars asro.
and waa the son 01 r.no aud lliastine
Sicbblns JIimxI. In lwt3 when nineteen
Vcsrs nt ho oiilinlj..! in l.i V :M
t vol. and remained in service until
dixlwrged in lti5 at the clof.e of tho
war. Forty-line years ago be nwrtied
Laura illiama, who survives him, to
gcther with a step-da lighter, Mrs.
domes Rogers of this place and one
son, Ilert, with whom h lived. A
daughter, Ilattie, died five years ago,
also three small children were buried
in one grave many year ago. diphtheria
taking; the little ones within a few
hour of each other. Mr. Hood is alno
survived by one brother, Alliert, of
W oodsvllle, X. u. He was respected by
ins townsmen for hommty of pnrpoo
mi imcgruj- pi cnnr-ier. ill Ills nome
he wa a kind hushsnd and futher. Fun
eral -viees were held Sunday after
roon at the Methodist church, Pev. M.
S. Bddy o!l!citing. assisted by Rev. S.
IL Myers. Four of his old comrades
acted as honorary hearera. Burial wa
In the village cemetery.
Mrs. .T. R. Darling has been seriously
III for several days.
IWry Jordan wa home from fiia
work at Montpelier over Sunday.
Frank Brigham of Bradford wa in
town Monday on Insurance business.
Miss My Hall spent last week with
her aunt, Mr. Ckud Xelson. at Rve-
gat Corner.
Mr. and Mm. C. J. Pillsrmrr of Bel-
krws Fall and G. Waldo Pillnbury of
rwcene, I. H., returnel home today.
Mias Beie Blnnchard retnrned Vri
clay from her visit to her sitter, Mr.
J. . Gordan, at 111)1 sboro Bridge, N.
n.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert ITood. fleorge
Hood and Rl aier Thayer of Woodaville,
X. H.. were in town Suntiay to attend
the funeral of Horace Hood.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flanchard were at
Fouth Pregate Rundar to visit Mrs.
Blanchard's father," Henry Lindser,
who is very ill with poeumoniw.
The Junior O. U. A. M. of D. J. degree
team, of Montpelier will present the
drama "The Old Ho me Ranch" in the
opera bouse Friday evening, February j
26tb. '
Mn and Mr, fleonre TTall of Top-1
sham. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Miller and
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Paris of Omton
wind were among tnoe from out of
own to attend the'Snth anniversary
of Mr. avnd Mr. G. K. Piflsbury. 1
A. P. ABBOTT k CO. A. P. A13B01T & CO.
A. P. ABBOTT 8c CO.
Tine ' Daylight Stores
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You Want the Best
and we are anxious that you have it. As we have said be
fore, we are after new and attractive Merchandise that will
make our store look as though we had just opened up. Ev
erything new. There are special prices on the lots of
new kinds as follows:
New Goods, New Prices
Kew line of Drap l)e Linde in a very
new line of color and styles. This il
an lSe cloth, now at 15c per yard.
Assorted styles in a crinkly Seersucker
that sells in Huston at 1!) cents, here at
15c Jvew and just rijjht.
New lot of Dimities in all colors and
very pretty figures, Id cent values for
13 1 2c
Fiffc'en cent Shirting Madras in
all stripes and Swires, now at 12 1-2'-'-
Eighteen cent solid dot Sis Mulin
just a few pioccs, now at 12 l-2c per
yard.
Flemili Linen. This is one of the
beet cloths for Indies' wah skirts, boys'
shirts or waists, and ladies' working
waixts. Made to sell at 15 cents; this
, Wash Goods
Another lot of best cent fiing
ham now at 10? per yard. Not the l it
est pattern, but the best quality.
Xew lot of yard wide iVreales in new
patterns, both light and dark, jut to
push our February business, at 10c per
yard.
N'ew lot of Mercerized Satine in all
colors, mostly blues, at 15c pi r yard.
Thirty-two inch real Scotch Ginghams
In both strips and checks at 25c per
yanL This prie hardly leaves even J
small profit.
AH Curtain Muslins have taken a drop
In price. Manufacturer are cutting
price's, so that you can now get 10c Mus
lins for 7 l-2e. lijc for 10c, l.V for
12 1 2 -c, lUc tor 15c. and so on. These
never were so cheap I fore and will not
hold down very long.
Silks
We are talking Silks a one of our
strong lines. We know that Silks are
scarce j we think that we have an excep
tional line of pattern, no two alike.
We have a very pretty new Silk fhat
you ace advertised in all magazines. It
is thn Seco Silk, and vhile New York
parties ll this Silk tor 39 cents, wo
never get any more than a fair profit, so
the prico is 37 l-2c.
Nearly all color In our Direckiifr Silk
that sells at 20c per yard, very gcxsl for
evenig dree or waiitts, and at the price
makes a cheap lining Silk for all kinds
of Miin goods, cither Silk or Muun.
New lot of Mcs?aline Silka and Pub-
bon. All colors.
early purchase now at only 10o per yard.
New Ladies' Suits and Misses' Jackets by express today.
A. 'P. Abbott l Co.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
yfiR SALE Vse tm4 six room boas., all
milium, 00 Trsss'1 rea (w only $ms.W.
1m f 700. (). to SC0.M down. Ibn pmp.rtr
is waftk mors. Inquira of tfe. D. A- Fsrry KksI
Estst Aceaof. Vrr, Vt, SSUl
FOR SALK Htpn ihril Isrrs fnonrh tn rna
tm ef ottr! foinhinf milt. Oo.it sss
ehlnerr, sir cymprot, .to. Vull k sold rev
otb. far lull partloihu-s iauuirs of the S.
A. Psrrf Rsute Aaencjr. fisrrs, T. nt
FOR 4 A Ml A aarcatahi a aaven room hons
s all is (xl sto with hard wnod fio .r nii flnlsh
throuchout tlated hy hot air; good plumbme;
wld porch. Worth SSKXIOO. rrinafor Itunedl-
are ssl. as owner is tut to 1st town. Is
.750.(W. Terms I7M).ae down. Innalre of the
U. A. irry Best Estate Ageucy, Barre, Vt. 29itf
WAMTRD Flrst-elsss dranrbtsman. AdoIt
to Tf. A. Murray, Clupt., of Harrison Granite
Co. teitf
I.OUT A two dollar bit! hi. or last nuSsida of
Vaofftian's (tr. ill flader pleas, marn to
Vaug ban's Store.
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FOHKMEN WANTED AW ONCB-Mast be
oompetent to baodl Bira sad product) work.
toua opportunity ror riiiut maus. jaaaress
oar Times Oltat
Stilt
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Tlcgnlar meeting of Ir
oquoi Tiilie, Ni. 10, will
held to-nipht at 7 o'clock
work, adoption and war
rior's dcgre-.
WE HAVE
Schrafft's Chocolates
Daintiest of Dainty Sweets
la 35 cent and 65 cant Package.
A FULL LINE OF-
'Crystal Chocolates"
Fine Goods, at 40 cents Par Pound.
And the best Assorted Chocolates
at 20c per pound to be
found in the City.
D. F. DAVIS "The Druggist."
262 Nerth Main St, Barre, Vt
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Mother's Bread is relished
by ail. It has distin -1
Iguishable qualities of good- J
ness about it that no other I
j bread has. At all grocers
10c loaf j
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TALK OFJTHE TOWN.
SucU pretty arldte awial tbey hav
at Terry s !
Elaatic belts, new buckles, all colors,
12tc, at Vaughaiis.
Secular nteetinj of the Y. P. A. Tbura
day eeenins; aA 7:i0.
William Me Aulsy went to Boston laat
night for a lew days' visit.
George Flint 01 Washinelon was
busiae visitor in the city to-day.
James Good went to Boston last niclit
for a few dayi risit with friend.
Leon C. Smith of Northfleld was in
the city to-day on a business visit
Eiifiieoe Crott went fo Sherbrooke, P,
Q., to-day for a visit with relatives.
William E. Worthier of AWishintrtoa
wa is the city to-day on a business visit
Rcbiu. and sniffing spring aoiiffs at
that, are reported today by several
Barra people.
Mrs. Hiram Kmalley of Kortlifield is
vi ts Ling a4 the borne ef her Meter, .Mis.
C A. CfcupdhlU.
Barclay Brothers' ninth annual concert
and ball will be held in Woodmen's hall,
Friday nigat, February 2d.
John Wood ef Atfeol, lfas., trom
bone player, arrived In the eitr yester
day anal will join the Barre band.
. California navel oranges, sweet, and
a fine lot irt every way, 17 for 25 cents,
priori, Jarrer, for lrtil. money. "Tony's"
termoot Frlt Sre.
W. J. Loticlineed and company liave
the oontraet for ptpfng the new granite
plant of the Dewey Cwluoui Cutting
Works for both ah and steam maeMnery.
There will be a rehearaai thia evening
of the Barre CHinsos5 Band in Painters'
hall aX 7:30 o'clock. Sticnibcre please
tak notice of the chanre in nicni of
Glean, swift basket ball game, Church
s tueet ryftv, Wednesday night at 8.
SpatUding high vs. KradXord academy.
Adnrimlon, gentle men, 29 oents. ladies
19 oenta.
AlDhonse Croteaji died veotei-rlav affr
noon at hie home in the G. Tomasi block
alter an illnns with. rnetiKkoni. The
deceased waa tU years of atre and is svir
vived bv a wife. The body will be taken
on the YiUO train to-morrow morning to
aUaplo (rrove, P. Q., where the funeral
services and banal will tke place.
As a reminder of Iris birthday, Oliver
jjesperanee was give a surprise party
last evsninff in Wortben hall. There
were forty couples of his friends present
ana waen tne much surprised Wliver was
brought before them, Koy Jk-Donald in
behalf of the company, presented him a
handsom gold ring. The evening was
then passed in an enjoyalile manner
with dancing. Befreshnients were
served.
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We Have Scored
a Hit
by adding to our other good
makes the famous Adler Bros.
& Co's. line of fine clothing.
This line combined with A.
Shuman & Co's., gives us
control in Barre of the best
to be had in ready-to-wear
garments. We are after the
business and we have the
goods. Advance styles for
spring are coming in every
day. Let us show you these
QGOd Clothes, it's a pleasure
to show them.
W (fain. Press and Repair Clolhinj Fur Coifs to Rent
The Frank RlcWhorter Company
Telephone call, 218-4.
Blanchard Block, 20 and 22 No. Main St, One Price Men'a and Boys' Outfitter.
I A Few Sweet Stories f
ON THEIR ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Pillsbory cf
Groton Remembered.
Groton, Feb. 23,lMr. and Mrs.
George W. . Pillsbury accepted an invi
tation to attend a "surprise partv of a
neighbor to t held at the K. of P. hall
lnt evening. Un arrivinjr at the ball
they found about two hundred and fifty
fliends waiting to remind them that
they had been married twenty-six
years. Anionjr the number aeeembled
wre their three sons, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles .1. Illlsbury and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Pillsburv of Bellows Fall and
G. Waldo of Keene, X. H., whose ar
rival on the afternoon train had been
kept secret. The four was presented
their parents a wlvw ic-e pitcher and
among the other gifts was a nice oak
ro-ker upholstered in leather and a
purse of in money. Refreshments
of sandwifhe. doughnuts, cake and
cnfl-e served and the party dis
persed about niidniirtit all present hav
ing enjoyed a delightful eveninp.
J. L. tons of lair Haven, aped 5-1
years, fell from his seat on a load of
lay Friday and when picked up was
dead fiviu heart failure.
Salted Almonds
Salted Waknts
Salted Peanuts
They Are Delicious
Fresh Made Daily
Alakuma
Walnut Caramels
Peach Blossoms
Klondike Drops
Maple Walnut Kisses
At the Barre Candy Kitchen
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GOOD VALUES !
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30c
Fresh Potato Chips, per pound, - -Those
Lawson Pink Egg Plums and Green Gage
Plums are 30c values. We sell them for '
Lawson Pjnk Grated and Sliced Pineapple, -Lawson
Pink Lemon Cling, Sliced Peaches and Bart-
lett Pears, are extri good values at - . .
Twenty-cent Monadnock Tomatoes, large cans, wrap-
pers soiled, to close at - - - . -Did
you ever use Heinz Tomato Chutney and Chili
Sauce - - -Eight
Packages Swift's Washing Powder for
Twenty-five cent cans Red Lily Strawberries, Rasp
berries and Pineapples, wrappers soiled, to close at
One-half peck Parlor Matches for - - -
Meat Department.
Do you want the best, clean, pure Lard that is made and handled
in a clean and sanitary manner, made in fresh, clean room, with no
dust, dirt and smoke. Then try our Pure Steam Rendered Lard- We
buy nothing but the best pig poik. N old hogs.
25c
25c
28c
15c
25c
25 c
18c
10c
F. D. LADD COMPANY