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TJIK JJAKKK DAILY TIMES, UAHHK, VT., THURSDAY, DKCKMRKH 31, 1014.
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A JOWEY SAVING SALE
at Perry's on Saturday
This sale on Saturday affords an opportunity to secure
reliable merchandise at prices that will please the shrewd
est buyer.
A 50c Value, 39c Each Petticoats, 39c Each All Colors
This is a Sateen Petticoat with Moire finish ; has an accordeon
plaited flounce. A well-made and finished Skirt and is our 50c
value. We have this in Green, Cerise, Blue and Brown.
A Big Saving on Crepe and Flannelette Kimonos on Saturday
$2.50 and $2.00 Values
Crepe and Flannelette Kimonos, $1.69
To clean up this lot of Long Kimonos, in Crepe and Flannelette,
we offer your choice of this lot of handsome Kimonos for only
$1.69 each.
15c Value, 10c Yard Kimono Cloth, 10c Yard
Five pieces of heavy weight Kimono Cloth in pretty designs;
some with bordered effect. This is our regular 15c cloth, to close
this lot at only 10c per yard on Saturday.
$1.25 Value, 89c Each Cotton Messaline Petticoats, 89c
A lot of Dark Red, Navy Blue, Copenhagen, Green and Nigger
Brown Cotton Messaline Petticoats, with fancy accordeon-plaited
flounce. This is an extremely low price for this quality of Pet
ticoat. Here Is a Saving on All Wool Blankets
$7.50 11-4 All Wool Blankets, reduced to $6.50
$7.00 11-4 All Wool Blankets, reduced to 6.00
$6.50 11-4 All Wool Blankets, reduced to 5.75
$6.00 11-4 All Wool Blankets, reduced to 5.25
The above are bound with silk, in Gray or White.
TALK OF THE TOWN
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For Public or Official Buildings
Did You Know?
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The Treasury Department Buildings
Post Offices throughout the Country
t U. S. Senate Office Building, Washington
The Newest and Finest Hotels
Public Conveyances
X The Pullman Company
X and countless other places requiring floor coverings of
combined beauty and durability, use
j Whittall Rugs
If men who invest hundreds of thousands of dollars
in rugs and carpets after thorough investigation and
repeated trials, consider Whittall Fabrics best for pub
lic use, does it not seem reasonable that they are quite
as desirable for private homes?
Whittall Fabrics are noted for their beauty of de
signs and colorings, for their wonderful texture, for
the endurance of the dyes used and for their splendid
resistance to wear.
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"Where the Wear is Hardest
Whittall Rugs Wear Best
B. W. Hooker & Co.
UNDERTAKERS
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A..V. Beckley
Dealer in Paints Oils, White Lead, Varnishes, Wall
Paper, Moulding, etc.; Artists' Supplies a Specialty
46 Main Street
Ottr Drown Dm Flfr-e
Ttlephon t9-W Harre, Vermont
BUY
Hub -Mark Rubbers
Best Rubbers made
Trimiiiiiij; liiimlkereliief now 1 or lo..
it at Vaiijjliiin'a.
Our $2.5(1 irtm mid llanneletto kl
nionoH for $1.(1!', ut Perry'.
Dunce out the old, dunce in the new.
llowlmid hull Tliuraday nljjlit.
A liitf mtvinjr mi erejie mid flannelette
kimono ut I'erry'a on .Saturday.
You Hliould Hi'o tliOHu cotton mescaline
K'tticoHt for Hllo en rli, all color, ut
IVrry'a on Nuturduy.
Mr. Mary (i. Nye hu returned to lier
home in Montreal, after Hiending a week
with friend in the city.
Kenifmlier the one o'clock dance Thurs
day nicjht, Dec. .'II, "5 cent, ludiea free.
Sjieeial car after the dunce.
The annual meeting of the I'nivermil
it church will be held to-night at 7:3"
in the. vestry of the church. Ritaine,
election of officer and hearing reportu.
Il m hoped that there will be a large at
tendance. Them will be ft regular meeting ut the
Salvation Armv hull thi evening at 8
o'clock and at 10:,'il, until midnight a
watch night aervii.it. Come and bring
your friend. Knsign 1'ariwn and Can
tain Young.
Smith & Dashner, real estate agent,
have old for Mrs. Joseph Martin of thi
eitv, four building lots to Architect
Frank Walker. These Iota are located
at Kdgcwood, near Mr. Walker'a resi
dence property.
The member of It. It. Crandall pot.
No. 66, will hold a amoks talk at the (!.
A. II. hall on Saturday, Jan. 2, at 2 p. in.
All old soldier and son of veterans are
cordially invited to meet with them, l'er
order commander.
If you join onr "Christmas club" and
for any reason are unable to keep up
your payment you will not lose any
thing. Two weeks before Christinas you
will receive a check for the amount yon
have paid in. Uurre- Saving liank d
Trust Co.
'Hill" Stuart of Spaulding street, one
of the fast forward of the Shamrock A.
('., ha lieen engaged to day with the
Caledonia A. A. Jan. 8, when the Well
River team meet the Lowell, Ma., A.
A., at Wells River. The game i one of
a series which the Caledonian have ar
ranged witli team in greater Hoston and
pities in that vicinity.
The annual rollcall and supper at tro
Hedding church Friday afternoon and
evening. All families connected with the
church are included. Those not solicited
for food please bring cake, pies, dough
nut, rolls, jelly or pickle. As thi is
a free, supper it i expected that most of
the people will help to contribute needed
supplies or some money. Social hour,
including rollcall, from 3 to 5:30; sup- '
per at 5:30. So the friends of the lied-j
ding church will start the new vcar to- I
gether.
the annual meeting of the woman
association of the Congregational church
wag held veaternnv afternoon in the
hurch parlor, when the following offi
cer were elected for the ensuing vear:
President, Mrs. A. O. Jones; first vice
president, Mrs. W. H. fJale; second vice
president, Mrs. M. L. Chandler; corre
sponding secretary, Mr. W. J. Clapp;
reoording secretary, Mr. H. A. Holt;
treasurer, Mr. Arthur Tilden; director
of missionary work, Mr. J. W. Harnett;
director of church work, Mrs. D. W. Mo-
I)onnId. l
At the II. M. Farnham auction sa! of X
horses and other property in Mont pelii r ;
to-morrow will be consigned one of the,
best brood mares in the country Sd-1 X
feriuo, standard bred, with a mark of I
2:23i; trial .2:14; half ill 1:04.
the daim of ( loth of Gold, who a a two-
year-old trotted in 2:25, and i also the
lam of other famous trotter. This
mare is 1 1 year old. brown in color,
stand 15-3. She i clever ami one of
the best of mother, ib-r sire wa Sires
'hampion. An extra chance to pur
base a high bred brood mare. C. K.
Smith, auctioneer.
Ijist evening about 20 friend anil for
mer schoolmates of tjeroy XV. Carroll
gathered to welcome him home for the j
noimay una alio tendered nun a surprise
to remind him of his 15th birtiidav an
niversary. He came yesterday from hi
studies at Saered Heart college lur a 10
day' visit with hi parents on North
Main street. During t he eetiirig frinah!
Itm lisnan. in belmlf of the eonipany, pre
sented the hi.ft a j.(,i watehfoh and
ling. Mr. Carroll rather undecided
what to sy, but was soon nhlc to re
spond and thank them all and bid them
enjoy themselves. The evening was
passed with singing. niu.ie and games,
with refreshment of ssndwichen, rake
and ioe cream. They sll loft ihing
their young host many such happy birth
day to come.
In the east window of the yuarry Sav
inps bank an interest ing pieture of the
Id lUrte academy and dormitory is l.
ing exhibited. Apparently the picture
as taken from a Heel enerat ini; made
during the hey-dey of the m hoo' io
fulness. Th dormitory shown in the
plate ws hsatrd between the residence
of Mm. toyi and the site of the Pums
monument. It wa the fir-t dormitory
built in connection with the aradernv and
aa lati-r demolished to make way tor
a more adequate buildine. -lust how old
the pM turf is. An Ioe XV. Taft. the nm n
r. be ti'.t ktio. He found it in a ml- !
tat ion of antique at hi home and be- '
i ln-rc-s t'.st it am' originally from a I
; catalogue T fr'pe 1 us of 1 he m Im.il,
'probably iii' d in 1 1w da y hra f!e
'aevlemy as attrarlirg MoWi. from
isl! nrtier of imrttwrn - r.r g'an t.
Wr en it came to 1ip't th jiH-tnr was
t rr and yr!nw it li Hg'. hut Mr. lat
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Only 9 Days More of Our
Annual Clearance Sale!
This sale comes at a time when everyone is able to get some of the many extra Cw-
good values that we offer. This is not a sale where we pick out the merchandise Ofiif;
that has not seemed to move, or where the styles have changed, so the real value M yO.
nas oeen tosi, out we give you a cnance 10 pick irom our wnoiu mwa uuj
you most need.
We do this partly to reduce our stock before inventory, and in part to get our
stock down on a working basis. In our ever-increasing business, we are a little
apt to overbuy on some lines. While this sale means a loss to us, it gets our stock
in shape for our spring's business, which is soon upon us. We mention below
only a few of the many bargains offered.
RENFREW
DEVON SHIRE LOTH
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Ladies' House Dresses
During ourt Christmas Sale, the de
mand for House Dresses seemed to
be for the dark colors. This leaves
us with a lot of medium and light
colors. These we are putting on one
table at prices to clean them up at
once.
These are House Presses that are
made from the beat quality Percale
and Ginghams, in qualities that sold
at from $1.50 to $3.00.
We are putting these all in thi
ale to clean the stock liefore invoic
ing, at just one-half price.
In thi sale are a few Park Colored
House Presses in qualities that sold
at $1.00 each. Now to close at,
each 39c (
If you want a good House Press
value, you will need to act quickly,;
a thi lot will not last long. I
Silk Petticoats
We are putting into this sale what
we have left in Ladies' Silk Mensa
line and Jersey Petticoat., that bold
at $2.fi0 and $.1.00. To d.-an up the
stock before invoicing at only $1.59
each. You hhould see these values.
We have a few Crepe Petticoat in
light colors that sold at $4.50 and
.$5.00. Now to close, only. . $2.51)
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Ladies' Tailored Suits
Here are some Suii. propositions
that will surely interest any who
want to save a few dollars.
Never did we put out good sea
sonable Suits at such prices as now.
We must get these Suits into cash
before January 15.
At $9.98 w! ar(' fitting into this
Clean-l'p Hale Suits in all colors
and Black, in both the long and
short style coat, in qualities that
sold at from $18.IH) to $30.00 each.
These are Suit that are made up
in men' wear Serge, the fine heavy
Poplins, Broadcloths and Cheviot,)
at only $9.98
M $().98 r'' w,iat w' have Ifft
J.adie and Misses' Suits, in colors,
that sold at from $12.00 to $16..i0.
If interested in a good Suit, here
is a chance to save some good
money.
House Dresses
We just received a consignment of
ladies' Wool Presses at much under
the repular price. These Presses we
are putting in with our regular stock
at prices that will surely interest
any who want a pood Pre to finish
out the season.
At $4.98 we re putting into this
t-ale this lot of Presses, mostly in blue,
i a Press that is made in the sea
son' best st vie, and from a goods j
and quality that have sold at $7..V).
Now in thi sale at only $4.98
At $9.98 r'" f''w 0M Presses that
are made up in the season' best
tvh-s from Serce. (iahariline and
t'repe. These are Presses that sold
at from $14.00 to $lri..')ti. Now at
only $9.98
Ladies' Separate
Waists
We are putting a lot of odd Waists
on one table to close at one-half
price. These are mostly White Waists
in Voiles, Lace, Lawns, that sold at
from $i.5 to $3.98. Now one-half
the former prices.
Ladies' Separate
Skirts
In this Pre-Inventory Sale are a lot
of odd Skirts that are in a variety
of the season's best cloths. Are Skirts
where there are only one or two of
a kind or cloth, and the prices made
are less than what the cloth alone
would cost you.
At one-half price are a lot of odd
Skirts that we have put on one rack
to clean them up. These are Skirts
that sold at from $5.30 to $12.00.
In this lot of odd Skirt are a few
Skirt in Voile in a quality that
sold at $S.o0 and $10.00. Now $1.9g
In thi Clean-l'p Stock Sale are all
of our Black Skirts in qualities that
sold at ."..ri0 to $5.75. Xow, to re
duce stock, only ... $3.98
At $4.98 hat we have left in
I-adie' Black, Blue and Brown
Skirts, in qualities t tint aolil at
7.50 and $7.75. These are value
that will surely go very quickly. If
your size is here, you cannot afford
to let thi chance pass.
At $5 98 r'' f"vv Skirts in quali
ties liiat sold at ?H.iM. Are our
season's best values, in i-lyle that
are the bit, now i.nly $5.98
At $6.98 re '"' W"k Skirt i:
Silk Poplins. Mei.liiic and Moire.
Are Skirts that sold at $12.00. Now
t $6.98
1UB PROOFS SUfi. PROOF
Dress Goods
This sale gives you a chanc to fine piece of Nigger Brown Wool
buy from a good clean stock of l),-s, '"l"'- " d
Goods at a very liberal saving. The j n'n(. pjm. 0f Mack 48-inch dollar
followine are at advertised prices: , Serge, new goods, tin sale, per
One lot of 30c Scotch Flannels. j
These were bought by us at afout
half price. Now we are to close t!,,.
lot at, per yard 17c
For waist and children's wear
nothing in our store such value an
these Flannels.
One lot of Imforted All-Wool v-rge
in all colors. This sale, yd.... 45c1
vanl
All of our Serges at
79c
discount.
All of our 50-inch Roman Wool
Stripes for ladies' and miase' skirts
that were $1.65, now at $1.19
(These are great values.)
All of our $2.50 Heavy Winter
Cloaking to make sport or collego
coats, now at $1.65
All of our very best $-1.00 Chinchilla
Cloths in colors. These now, per
vard, at $1.98
Silks
Every piece of Plain and Fancy All of our Fancy Silks will be on
This1 our tflDle5- "Oia 01 mot i kb mau
cost to close, it's tne oniy way 10
make a clean sale. We have to sell
lots of kinds that later we buy over
again.
Silk in our stock at sale prices
gives you a chance to save on the
kind you were to buy at regular
prices.
Royal Worcester Corsets
A gTeat opportunity to buy a Royal
Worcester Corset at a price less than
we usually pay. The manufacturers
come forward and ask to have a hand
in this January Sale by making you
a price on one of their best numbers.
One case Hoval Worcester latest mod
el Corsets, made of French coutile,
low bust, long hip, six hose up
jKirters. Best steel and draw
string top. Equal to $1.50 Cornets,
nil sizes but 27 and 28. This sale,
per pair 98c
Muslin Underwear
We have more Muslin Underwear: All Muslin Underwear will be sold
than we need. Yes, we are over- at a liberal discount. Odd lots at less
loaded and a part of it must go in than cost to us.
this sale. on tables.
These will be out
Sweaters
in 1 All of our new; Sweaters, all grades
and1 and style, now in thi sale at a lib
half: eral discount. This take in all Chil-
One lot of $6.50 Coat Sweat
sizes 30 and 3, in White, ir..
Virttaon now to close Mt i'
price, each ?-'5.25 : dren's and (ient', a well a Ladies',
Outing Flannels
All of our Outings at special prices j per jard ...4I,C
during this sale. The following at om, jt of Light Outings, same as
advertised prices:
One lot of Park Outings I
forts or other cheap linings,
the darV color, per yard
4',c
All of onr 10c Heavy Colored Outings,
this vale, per yard .......9c
Memorandums
No goods taken out on memorandum at sale prices.
.Memorandums made at repular prices. If paid for before
close of sale, Saturday. January 9, sale price will be
allowed.
In our Saturday's page adv., in addition to the above, were the following: Winter Sweaters, Silk Petticoats,
Ladies' Separate Waists, Kid Gloves, Blankets and Suits, Cottons, Scotch Yarn at 29c, Outing Flannels,
Worcester Corsets at 98c, Muslin Underwear. Silks and Wool Dress Goods. Trimming Handkercheifs at lc
and 2c each. These with many more kinds not advertised. Please notice closing date of sale.
The Daylight Stoi
TALK OF THK TOWN
Only fioie ni'te day of Al.Sott' bi,?
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K'tra ote thu week. '. X. K-nyon
Co.
S the p-eil ool .lrs value rt
At.hottV
A sultnt isl ssirg on n. blankets
l Petri's on Saturdav.
IKn W. llie hsnan i nt to Hr""klield
to-day to "Ixnil the ret of the we-k
m it h I r i-nd.
TALK OF THE TOWN
hver; Uly ill daniv New r' eve
in the IIoh Und Imll.
rrovUe money tor future u.e by join- j
ing our thri'l" lub. (Juany SaiDg
1'ank A 1rut t o, ;
Onr t'Timno lot it re.iu.eil t l'
jar. I at I'eriy's on SsturHa.
If von dae never tro-tt the "t hnstiuss
club" plan a mean of amg money
Hu had letter i-ome in to-day and J"in.
Ilarre "aviiikrs ink A Trust o.
A. W. Badger & Co.
Funils.hinj: I ndertakers and Embalmers
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START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
Day your Groceries and Provision
here and ac money.
Good Things lo Eat
SMITH & CUMINGS
Telephone 400
For New Year's
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and all day Fri.l;,
Cre am Goodx
Li;;ht and Dark :
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Custarti and L
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