The Barre daily times., February 23, 1909, Page 8, Image 8

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THE n ARRIS DAILY TIMES, FEBRUARY 23. 100).
MosicSay We a Btey Day
ON CURTAIN MUSLINS.
and well it should be for such low prices with an assortment larger than
ever shown by this concern before make it quite an inducement to buy
now. Think what an improvement you can make in a room with a
small expenditure of money and, too, the many different purposes these
pretty muslins can be put to.
Prices from 7c to 25c Per Yard
Curtain Nets from 1 5c to 39c Per Yard
Ladies' Home Journal Style Book
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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1909.
Weather Prediction.
IUIn and warmer to-night and Wd
w-tday: liirht easterly wind inereas-
We have a complete line of
the kind that are guaran
teed to give satisfaction.
ASK FOR HOOD'S, sold
only by
BARRE SHOE GO.
Home of Good Shoes.
TALK OFJHE TOWN
Now gaktea cloth, 15e 'yard, at The
Vauglian Store.
Hav- yon read TIMen's shew eala adr.
on page 4 of to-day ' Timet
, Teoup't union orchestra to prepared
to furuieh first olaaa muiio for any and
all oocmIomi any number of piece re
quired. Addreee A. M. Troup, A Laurel
street, or telephone 131-11.
I Exhibition Cookies
i
J The kind that we malte is little the
J beat yWvo probably ever eaten, wn-!
leas yon have pougos mem in inoi
"Oid Country." 10c dozen
I Oar Oat Cakes are known by their
S standard excellence 1 Oc dozen.
Conoert Tuesday Evening.
The following U the program to be
rtren at the Preebyterian church Tues
dayVveniog at H o'clock.
Piano duet, Mines Walker and Phil
b'pa. Chora, by the choir.
flolo. Mile Wood.
Reading, Miss Hooker.
Duet, es. Mutuh and Marr.
Polo, Mr. Robertion.
Readin. Mk ITrath.
Mieeea MoKnzie ani Phillip.
Solo, Mr. Blake.
Glioma, hy the ohair.
Aocompaoiet, Mi Walker.
Admieaion, IS Mitts.
Once More Lent
! Is Here !
Cvxam Puffs. miSfir rirht out with !
I goodness, i 8c dozen. J
J Sweet Milk Bread such as made j
S bcre ia wholesome and good. What
I tjioiro can one k for? 1 8c loaf, 3 1
for 25a, at moM groeers, or of us. a
I Boyce's Bakery, j
j Tel. [phone] North Main St. !
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CITY BAKERY
i WHOLE WHEAT BREAD i
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1 Do you know that whole wheat J
bread is the meat healthful of any.
2 It has fnore nutrition and is j
more easily digested than common
J white bread. Whole Wheat Bread J
j can be bought here at 10c loaf, or
J at principal stores. Wholesome j
cakes, pies, cookies, doughnuts,
etc., you'll find here at all time?,
I fresh and desirable. - j
a A telephone order (12-11) will J
be delivered to your home. Try
I this elan to. dav. 9
and we are prepared to take
care of your wants. Whether
you observe Lent, the Wed
I nesdays and Fridays or other
I fast days, or do not, it's the
! Lenten season, just as it . has
been tor nineteen hundred
! years and if s for those people
; who keep those days we have
arranged an assortment. We
will have our windows de
voted to some eatables for
just this occasion. Our fresh
Fish stock will be complete
j in every detail. In Salt Fish
we nave a variety tnats a
No. i. We have a Salt Her- j
ring in kits, the finest everj
offered in this city, then our
J line in Canned Goods is com-
J plete, so we can offer some
j thing for each meal during
fast days. We solicit your
I orders and will try and please
j you as to price, quality and
I kind.
I
TALK OF THE TOWN
New taeetaTins alike at Abbott's.
White eale. Second floor at The
V ugh an Store.
For bargains in dreit ikirte ae the
ones advertised at Perry's.
G C. Moody of Waterbttry Tleited
friends la this oity yesterday.
Po you need wotkina; shoes t If so, it
will pay you to Tier Tllden's sale.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Lyon went to Bos
ton tt-day, where they will visit for a
Week.
Miss Nin! Lamorden of Warren ij a
guest of Mies Blanche Miller of Park
street.
Six candidates wera initiated at the
regular meeting of Bam aerio of Eagles
last evening.
Dancing to-night at IlaJe'e Pavilion
from 7i30 to U p. m. Gents 25e, ladies
free. Prize given.
See w north window for special enam
eled ware sale. Your choice, 10 cents
eaeh. C. N. Kenyon A Co.
Thomas Mmrion of Rochester, N. Y,
Is vieleiof hi eietars, Mrs. M Garvey
and Mr. D. M. Miles, in this city.
Mies AMoe 0Kef. who haa been rtj.
itinr Mrs. 7. VV. OakW and Mrs. Tbom
as Oarrity, riund jesterday to her
homo in Burfcnjrton.
6t. Moni
in VVood-Febrnary
The tadjes' Aid souiety of
c' obuftfc wiU Ao4 dapce
ma? hy, Tnes4 erening,
3. Admission 25 cents.
Fpawldinff high vs. Bradford acadewy,
Chureh street jrynHMiiira, T.Vineday
nigh at 8 "stock. Gentlemen, 25 cent;
ladies, 15 cents. Game sure to be a
innuw.
li ine war.v who toolc th iiriV.i
inMnjmPD., ea from Dr. Avery' sleigh
TTui,errnij, xnwrsaay eweitKig, will
return the same at once, he will avoid
iroume. ur. js. je, Avery, East Barrc.
There will be a sTArt waiet dance in
woeomeit's nan, Tnursday evening. Fh.
ruarr 25. Dancing will be from eight
nmtil two o'clock. Admission 75 ctnU
per coupie. Kxtra ladies 25 cents. Oil
berton orchestra of six pieces will fur.
nigh' thft msie.
!
j SMITH & CUMINGS,
Til Department Food Steri.
- . 'it . i ..i . .?n i T
vjncicaspooniui win relieve, one Dotue win cure acougn
or cold oryour money will be refunded. Price 25c and 50c bottle.
.
I Rexall Cherry Juice Cough Syrup j
RED CROSS PHARMACY,
"THE REZAL gTORt"
Milw' Granita Block, - - . . Borra, Varaaoat
The annual convention of district
number four. Knights of Pythias, will
be held in Burlington on Thursday,
lebniary 25, in the K. P. rooms ia the
Barrows block. In connection with
this rtrent the district will celebrate
tha 45th anniversary of the founding
of tlie Pythian ordr. The convention
will be called to order at eight o'clock
in the evening. The chair., will be oc
cupied bv the officers of Cliamplain
lodge, wlio will exemplify the rank of
knight in full ceremonial form.
lest Rolled Oats
6 lbs 25c
High Grade Smoked Shoul
dcrs, per pound ...10c
Ben Hur Tomatoes, can 10c
101b pail Lard $ 1.35c
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.
G. ft LYNHAM,
"Xotth Barre Grocer,"
517 N. Main St., Cor. Main and Sacoad
TALK OFJHE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
New ladies' suits at Abbott's.
' Curtain muslin sale at FitU's,
"Dancing to night at Hale's Psvilion.
Buttons for trimming, at Perry's all
the rage.
Ice cream soda and college Ices at
Mascott's.
Arctics and heavy overs at cost at
Tilden's sale. '
Mrs. W. M. Stewart is ill at her home
in the Morxe block.
John Srampinl is seriously ill at his
home on Sniiih street.
L. II. Boyce of Waitsflcld was a visitor
in thia city yesterday.
L. E. Roberts went to Burlington this
morning on a busine visit.
Dr. Joe W. Jackson went to Burlington
thia morning on a business visit.
Alderman W. S. Alexander went to
Korthiield this morning on a business
trip.
Miss Lottie McLean of Hudson, Mass.,
is visiting friends in this city and Gran.
iteville.
The interest on the Be ire Savings Bank
nd Trust company notes will become
due March 1.
Hornby's delicious old-fashioned but
ter-scotch in So and 10c packages. It's
fins; try it. Red Cross Pharmaoy. i
Tbe entertainment committee of 1n-
citia club announces a "ladies' night"
for Wednesday evening, February 21.
Paul and Carl Waterman returned last
night to the university of Vermont at
Burlingten after a few days' visit at
their home.
The Bev. F. A. Poole and II. O. Wood
ruff went to Manchester, X. H., to-day
to attend the New England Congrega
tional Congress.
Miss Bins Bracken and Miss Mar pa ret
O'Conner, who fca been visiting Miss
Nellie adlior, returned this morning to
their homes in Burlington.
There will be an adjourned regular
meeting of tha Modern Woodmen of
America, Wednesday, Feb. 34, at 7 p. m.
There) will be adoption work.
Kelson Downing, who has been visiting
In the eity for the. past few weeks, left
this morning for Bout on, where be will
have charge of a livery atabla.
Just received, another barrel of those
old-raehimed horshound drops. Often
inut4ed at horns and outside, but they
are raver equalled. Bed Cross Phar
macy. The Ladies' Aid of tbs Congregational
church are to have a "llotlr's After
noon" in the church parlor Wednesday.
A program will be given and refresh
mants served. MetWrs may be asked
for a. little story or for some advice in
the bringing up of children; so please be
prepared.
The barber shop run by Lisle Bumham
in the Ward A Douglas building, Uit
South Main arrant, wus sold at sheriff's
ssle yesterday to satisfy a mortgage
held Hy A. A. Hunt. Deputy Sheriff U.
J. Slayton aneUooed the property and
dectarod it Mid to the holder of the
mrtgsg.
The protractl mectfnes at the E-an
gfiical church will begin tliis evaning at
7:30 o'clock at the hall, 8 Merchant
stree. Evangnjist Greom, at pTont of
luon-pi'iiw, wju oe in charge. ine sep
vice are hold for the promotion of the
ttocneies oi scriptural salvation and boh
nans. An inVitatioa is extended to all.
John H. Senter of Montnelier will de
liver W noted address on Daniel Webster
before the Laymen's League of the Uni
venalit church, Wednesday evening, Feb.
Z4. JJinner will be served promptly at
6 p. iu. All goiitlenien not members of
any otbar church 4re cordially invited
to become members of this league. There
sre no initiation fee and no dues. The
expenses are paid by a voluntary offer
ing. The Vermont state bowling league will
close this week with games in Burlington
on Thursday aud Friday nights, both
Barre teams as well as both Montpelier
teams going to that city to participate.
The Aliens of Burlington rolled at Mont
palier last night, losing two to three to
the Capitals and one to four from the
Faetimes. The Calumets and Crescents
of this dity lead the league in that order,
and it looks as if they might close the
season first and second, respectively, al
though the Crescents are only "three
games behind their fellow-citteens.
On Friday evening, February 26, at 8
o clock, the Ladies Aid society of the
Congregational church will give an en
tertatnmcnt winch will consist of a "Talk
on Japan," by Mian Mary E. Ide of St,
Johnsbury. Miss lde has lived a year in
Japan and will tell of the home life, cus
toms ana cuaraotemtacs of the Japanese
Some vare and interesting curios will be
..UtkU.j ' j - i
.Aiiiuitcu, jin-iuauig rinuroiarrws, drawn
work, and articles descriptive of the life
of the people. Three young ladies will
Da dressed in Japanese costume, and
S
in honor of the
in Yokohoma.
HOUSE
OX St I A TON. La,
i. K. UUAH. kwUHt Mgr.
f HURSDAY, FEB. 25
THE MUMMY
-and thi-
HUMMING BIRD
Return of the ever popular So
cioty Comedy Drama Success
A PLAY OF THE IIOUR
New Fancy Waists made from
silk and lace., They arc beauti
ful, just what you want for
evening wear.
VEALE & KNIGHT,
Sew Eaarload TaUakaao. lll-l
Valta Taienhoa Lla.
Currier Building, - North Main St, Borre, Vt
With Everybody' Favorite
Mr. Henry W. Pem&erton
and Miss Adelaide French 3
CL0TKIH0 COMPAITT.
vmon clothwo coupaitt.
And a most excellent company.
Don't fail to see the best play
of the season.
Prices, 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 g
Seats on sale Saturday at Kendrick's.
4
Tiealr
p
j
Scampini Block.
High Class Morlng Pictures ml Sings.
PICTURES:
"Tll6 Convert. (Heavy drama)
"Tlia Disease Was Not Catch
ing, (Best comedy)
"rtte Burglar and ths Piano.
(A scream)
Willi flie 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 poods 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 Clsa'a, Proas aad Repair Clotl-lag.
UNION CLOTHING STORE,
ETLRT1H 13 AND COTS VEJl
Tctcpfiofic 126-2. CM Skatioc Fink I eliding, Cpp. Depot Square,
Chios cloihiko compact. ukioii'clothlng compjlNy.
Hear "Bob Parker Sing
"I'll Be Year Bonnie Jean and
You'll Be My Sand."
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HEAVY OVEIR
For Felts and Shoes
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Change of Programme Three
Times a Week.
q will all go in this sale at the 15 per cent dis-
X count. Don't forget the place. Remember. O
the quality with us is always THE BEST.
Aftemosns 2 to 5. Evenings 7 ts 10.30
PEOPLE'S SHOE STORE.
C S. ANDREWS, Proprieror.
Mamission, d cents oooOOO . ooOOo
O Hare's Block, Barre, Vt.
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"lol Steps Tea-house"
"The Mummy and the Humming Bird'
winch comos to the op?ra iou? nxt
Thursday, Feb. 25, is a socioty drama
in four acts and has proved one of tlifl
greatest ueeeg(f in years. Th plot of
toe tlratna is exceptionally well drawn
and is woven around the desiens of a
-scheming, aeeomplistwnl, and handsome
Italian, on tm wife of an Lnglmh lord.
Mr. Henry H. PemlMrton, who plays
Lord Luinley, i one of the best leading
men on the American atape. He hag sup
ported some of the most well known
slars. He will iav the nupport of a
company of standard merit, including
Miss Adelaide French. Nothing will be
left undone to make this attraction the
best of tbe season.
Comique !
In A. Tomasi Block.
The World's Pulse Reflected in
Motion Pictures
PROGRAMME TODAY
Love Will Find a Way
Imitation Bull Fight
In Old Arizona FEATURE
Mr. Arthur D. Holmes Will Sing
"SAILORBOY"
ADMISSION, 5 CENTS.
HE WHO IS BEST PREPARED, GETS 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
sale in Barre. You can find here everything necessary to
carry on a farm but money. ' -
A. W. ALLEN, 5UNNYSIDE FARM.
N, E. and People' a Line Telephones. Harlle Whltoomb
ia authorized agent for Orange and surrounding town.
I
The Tlieatorium.'i
Tootli
Advanced Pictures.
You will not be dissatisfied if you make a choice
from our stock. Every Brush exchangeable
for a new one if not satisfactory. ,
Guarding Powder Magzine
Wilkins builds an Air Ship
The Girl at the Old Mill
E. A. DROWN.
Prescription Druggist,
48 No. Main St.. Opp. Nat'I Da nit
Mr. Geo. Harrington Will Sing
"Your Just The Girl For Men
admission; 5 CENTS
Afternoons at 2.
Ertainis at 7.
V I IIUU I.IYIIIUUV U I I1 express otiivcry aieign, ngat easy runninz; carnage hirne.s, little iueJ, well trudei robe, dark colored, genuine timber woU; 2 Fairbnk$
U I UIlL I IA I UllLVl L I Ull Plat,orm standard scaiei, one set wita Da rest and one on wheels; one hr kiufe, best pattern make; heavy iron hws w;i;ht, cne nine-
' ' foot showcase, double thick German glasi; a!sa several ma!l show ca for pip:s, euni. cijars, tins, "slot' michinej, mjaer drawers.
v.-. ... - - K-..iw- . i.. vi-i " fat, iiu iiii siuiic mjics, ijrpswrncr .aaie ana cnair, loiainr oed, new
cak front; oz ana oox irucics, store ladacr, sliding Broom rack, cfceese bx. Itrga store ret ngerator. Baldwin's, 8 x IS ft.; moksses, vinegar and pork bbls , etc., all at prices much below value.
L. M. Averill, Up One Flight, Averill Building, Over Batte Times Office.
lectric Pocket Flash Lights
A new lot just in. Prices 50c, $1.00, $1.25
and $1.50. Extra batteries for sala.
C. W. AVER ILL & CO.,
Thone 439-3. - 81 North Main St., Darre, Vt