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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES, BARRE, VT., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1913.
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I LINOLEUMS
are going up, but our prices
remain the same!
Burlap the foundation of linoleum is advancing
steadily in price, and higher prices for material com
pel higher prices for the manufactured product. De
spite this fact, we have-not advanced our retail val
uations, but after our present stock is gone we .shall
have to, because our next purchase will entail heav
ier cost.
Crackless, chipless. , No joints to collect dirt. Noise
less, elastic. - Easily cleaned with water and soap.
Enduring. The inlaid and tile effects we show and
the colorings are most attractive. If you delay that
intended purchase you'll certainly have to pay a full
third more. '
Printed Linoleums, 55c and 65c per square yard.
A very special for a few days in a dozen or more pat
terns at 45c per square yard.
Latest Styles in Buffets
We have a particularly hand
some collection of Buffets this
season. The manufacturers have
certainly turned out some beau
tiful productions. The very
"cream" of the new styles are
here ready for your inspection.
All priced as low as good store
keeping will allow.
B. W. Hooker & Company
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UNDERTAKERS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
LICENSED EMBALMER8
HOSPITAL AMBULANCE SERVICE
DAT OR NIGHT 'PHONE 17-11
PARK THEATRE
To-day and To-morrow
Metro releases
TheShootingof DanRflcGrev
featuring Edmund Breese An en-
chanting 5 act picture play
ALSO OTHER FEATURES
Matinee, 2:15 Evening, 7 and 8:30
Hear the Park Orchestra
Admission
5c and 10c
Houghton & Robins
4 packages of Corn Hakes for 25c
3 packages of Tost Toasties for 2c
Shredded Wheat, per package, 12c; 6 packages for 66c
Cream of Wheat, per package 14c
Malt Breakfast Food, per package lie
2 packages of Grape Nuts for 25c
Gold Medal Iluck wheat Hour, per package 10c
3 Grapefruit for 25c
New Soft Shell Walnuts
Get our prices on FLOL'It
MEATS AND FISH
23S Telephone -239
Engraved
Christmas Cards
It's not too early lobe thinking about Christ
mas ifts. Manv people ot refinement arc
tifin engraved Christmas cards and wc are
agents for one of the bet old established
cnravin houses in the country. Wc ihall
be lsd to J-how samples and quote prices.
We can usrsntcc you fine work on the best
cards. Wc aUo take orders for Engraved
Calling Gird and the prices are low con
t)derir2 quality of work.
Drown's Drugstore
4i North Ms;n i.
TALK OF THE TOWN
Jlurgain basement at Abbott'.
Kail ami winter caps, in a large va
riety, are being shown by tlio McWhorter
Co.
Order your stove repairs for all kind
of stoves at E, A.- Priiidle & Co.'s, l'carl
street. adv.
A large delegation of Maccabeus from
Harmon hivo of this city hro attend
ing the meeting of the- Women's Bene
fit association at tho capital.
bamuol K. Jmanclmril of Albany, I.
who baa been making a several days'
visit with relatives and friends in the
city, left last night for hia home.
Come, shako the kinks out of your
bones at the mosque carnival. "If you
would stay young, dance." Carnival fa
vors and refreshments will be on sale.
adv.
Anyone wishing Information about the
better babies' contest, held under the
auspices of the Barre Woman's club, may
inquire of Mrs. George ikiml, Mrs. An
tonio Rossi or Mrs. M. L. Chandler.
David Barber of New York City, who
has been visiting relatives m the city
for the past two weeks, left Inst night
tor nis home, where he will return to
his work in a large shoe factory,
C. L. Bugbee, the Keith avenue con
tractor, is getting ready to erect a' ten
emcnt dwelling house on Elm street.
The building will be a story and one
half high with, wall dimensions of 2i
and 30 feet.
Miss Alice C, Love, who has been
spending several days in the city on a
combined business and pleasure trip,
also visiting- friends in Graniteville for
a short time, left yesterday afternoon
tor Montreal, where she .will make a
brief stay before returning to her home
in Detroit, Mich.
Neil Balph of Wellington street, who
has been unable to attend to bis duties
at the Montpelicr and Wells River
freight office during tho past month
on account of illness, resumed his du
ties tnere yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Kalpli
have been visiting in Brookfteld during
tne past week.
Willis (J. fccott, who has been taking
an enforced vacation from his dutu
as a barber in the Ross barber shop on
Depot square on account of illness, re
Rumeu ins duties tnere tins morning.
ired VaIiquette of bpringlielil, Mass,
has been filling the place during th
absence of Mr. Scott.
Mrs, O. J. LaDame and daughter, Ce
cil, and Miss Anna Ooddette of Bur
Ungton, are the guests of Mrs. P,
Marrion of Summer street, while they
are attending a convention of the Mac
cabees this week that is being held in
Montpelier. Mrs. Anna uilmore. also
of Burlington, who is attending the con
vention, is stopping with friends m the
The 1915 season for honey making
has been one of the best in a good many
yers according to the report of H.
Scott of 19 Richardson street, who con
ducts the apiary between this city and
Montpelier. Mr. Scott estimates that
from the 40 swarms of bees he has taken
in the vicinity of 3.000 pounds of honey.
This would average about 75 pounds to
the hive; but in some rascg one swarm
has made over 100 pounds. It is rather
remarkable that in spite of the cool sum
mer they have gathered such a large
crop. Not only is the quantity great
but the quality of this year's honey is
excellent. , .
A touring car carving1 the registry
number L0.S08 and owned and driven
by James Govt ran into the resr end
of a delivery truck operated r the X
P. I'helps Co. Monday afternoon. A load
of pipes, the ends of which protruded
through tli rear end of the truck for
few feet, prevented the two machines
rom eoming in direct contact with each
otnerj but tne presence of the piping
in the heavier car wrought havoc with
the touring machine. The radiator was
jammed back under the hood of the en-
ine and for present practicsl purpose
the car is out of commission. o one
was injured as both cars were proceed-
;.. - i -a j
nig aiuwiy i tne lime.
Itow many of you, readers of the Barre
Daily Times, have ever been within "the
sarred precincts" of Goddard seminary?
Of those of you who hare, how many
would like to go again to a jollification
there? Of those who have not, bow
many would like the opportunity to do
so? For all those desiring uch an op
portunity there will be no time IwtteH
than Tuesday evening, Nov. 0, for thn
the girls of Goddard seminary are plan
ning to have a erven -rent fair, for which
they have all been working for several
weeks. The admission will tie seven rents
only, and not even that in all cases, for
every seventh person will be admitted
free. This is all we are going to tell you
at thi time, nut are asking you
please to do three things oave Tour
money for this occasion, read to-morrow's
paper and be present Tuesday
evening. adv.
A. P. ABBOTT CO.
A. P. ABBOTT CO.
A, P. ABBOTT CO.
A. P. ABBOTT CO.
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Handkerchiefs'
This may seem early to talk about Christmas Goods. It's
none too early to make your special selection. If we hacj
bought late you would not be able to buy from us such a .nice
line of new kinds as we are showing to-day. The market on
select kinds of foreign goods is almost depletedlate orders
cannot be rilled. This applies to all kinds of foreign goods.
This is the season to select early to plan ahead just a little
to save disappointment.
. Marshall Field's
Handkerchief b
This means selected from
the largest line of Imported
Handkerchiefs in this coun
try and while the market is
very short. These were bought
last spring and will open up,
to our trade better than our
last season's line, and that is
saying quite a lot.
All Linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs at 5c ew-'b-
You should see, our line of fine
Handkerchiefs, three in a box, to
broidered corners, to sell for 5c.
Our line of Embroidered Sham
rock Lawn Handkerchiefs that we
are sellirtg at 10c a fRr better
than our last season's 12Vio value.
We make a specialty of ?tox
Handkerchiers, three in box, to
' t 15c. 25c, 50c "l $1.00
' per box. . We had just about one
half enough last season. This
season we are going to try to
take care of the demand.
Our Hand-embroidered Irish
Linen Handkerchiefs are the
talk of the town. No other
importer is in it with Mar
shall Field & Co.'s.
New Dress Goods
There is a large demand for
goods heavy enough for la
dies' suits. Gabardines are
one of the best. Navies are
very scarce, also Drak Green,
on account of imported dyes.
Ladies want these two colors.
We have just received these
two colors.
Shrunk Serges are in great de
mand and colors wanted that
are hard to get. We bought
in July nearly enough to carry
us in to January I. The price in
that time has increased 7y2e per
yard on the 75c grade. We are
still making the same price as
before, 75c.
New Sik in wide Black and
White Stripes for waists are con-
sidered very swell. These are new
and come yard wide in a soft fin
ish very hea,vy silk at $1.25 P''r
yard. '
Xew Stripes and Checks in yard
wide McsKalines and Taffetas that
are very new and Very scarce.
We are showing an extra value
in a yard-wide 1'lain Taffeta in
all colors at $1.25 P"r 'ftrd
Compare with any $1.50 Taffeta,
same width.
Remember, we parcel post
free and give very quick
service.
Ladies' Furs and Fur Sets
I
This is the kind of weather that
brings to our minds the need of Furs
of all kinds, and those who want Furs
will do well to buy them early, as the
Fur market is in the worst shape it
has been for years. The Furs we
lave on band we will sell at prices as
cheap as we have sold tham for many
seasons, but when we corns to dupli
cate on same, tho prices wUl be at an
advance of from 25 to 40 per cent.
This is due to the scarcity of import
Furs and the import, dva situation.
Many Furs we cannot duplicate at
all, this early in the season.
We can give you the regulation
size Muff at pricea from $2.00 t
$30.00 ea"h- These are AJuffs that
are made from all the popular Furs
in qualities that we guarantee as to
service. We can give you the small
Furs to match any of these Muffs at
prices that are right.
Ladies' Bath Robes
We are now ready to help
you out on your Bath Robe
proposition, and the weather
is here bringing to our minds
the need of warmer clothes.
Our Bath Robe3 are made
from the Beacon Falls Robe
materials, and the qualities
and coloring are the best we
have seen.
At $2.00 we have a Bath Robe
that is one of the best values for
the money we ever put out. Robe
is made from a good heavy Beacon
Bath Robe material, and the col
orings are very good.
At $2.50 ar some very good Robes
that come in all the good colors
and are made in a good full style
that is well finished.
At $3.00 give you a Bath
Robe that is made from a heavy
Beacon Blanket; is made in a good
style, finished with ribbon.
At from $3.50 to $6.00 va
riety of different Bath Robe mod
els; are made from the heavy Bea
con Falls Blanket Robes and fin
ished with satin ribbon. These are
Robes that are made by one of the
best Bath Robe manufacturers in
Xew York and will interest any
who want a good Bath Robe value.
When in our garment department do not forget to look over our stock of Ready-Made Millinery here you
will find one of the largest displays of up-to-date Hats to be found anywhere in this section. See the new White
Hats for early winter wear. We are receiving now by nearly every express new Hat Shapes. See our display 1
of Children's Velvet and Plush Hats. Here you will find anything you may be lopkjn for at prices that are right.
The Daylight Store j
TALK OFTHE TOWN
Winter Black Cat hosiery at Abbott's.
Buy those fancy linen scarfs and cen
terpieces, lite, 2.x". Stic, at aiig1ians.
Nee the exhibition tlam-s lv sixteen 10-
al voung people in fancy dreos at the
carnival. adv.
Mrs. J. ((. Belknap and son of South
F.oyalton are tisiting at the home of
he formers firotiier, 1J. J. More, or
'remont street.
Michael laid, who rims the Star
uni li room on .Norm .Mum street is mak
ing an addition to his place of liiin-M.
An extra room on the bsck is to serve
TALK OF THE TOWN
TALK OF THE TOWN
See fireproof granite shed ad., page. 7.
adv.
Wide black and white striped silks
at Abbott's.
The 11th annual Masonic ball will be
helil in Brookfteld town hall Friday even
ing, Nov. 5. Music, Carroll' orchestra.
Dancing from 8 till 2. Chicken pie sup
per served by Indies of Kaxtern Star.
Tickets, including aupper and dance,
tl-0 -er couple. You are vuloome.
adv.
A group picture of tle student body
Munsingwear at Abbott's.
William Davidson of South Ryegate is
visiting friends in town for a few days.
Myron Hughes, who with Mrs, Hughes
l as been spending a few days at their
former home in Burlington, lias resumed
his duties as day clerk at Hotel Barre.
Don't minting to the masque carni
val dance Nov. 4 given for the benefit
of the Barre City hospital. Big time for
all. Carroll's orchestra. Bill, fl.00 pe'
couple. Crsnl march at 8. ancing
until 1. adr.
A Watrous fire engine purchased of the
Liberation Notice.
This is to give tiotice that on and aftr
this dte I will par no niore lulls con
tracted by my wife, Mrs. Iiijrt Ijungn.
nd all persons are hen by warned tint to
trust her rm tnv account. Lingl Ix'tigo.
Barre. Vt, Nov. 2, JP15.
Western
Beef
Native Veal
Pig Pork, Lamb
Chickens and Fowls
Beef and Pork
Sausages
BREAD and PASTRY
Fancy and Staple
Groceries
FRESH FISH AND
OYSTERS
Lucky Brand
FLOUR
arrived
Srsmal Irara fnr p!jrme vrot m
I MO.V FTORE
Granilc Cily
General Store
and lii!tv at (roliar,t seminar? is ei-
s a kitchen, milking it possible to use all hibiteii in "the dii-plav window at B. W.
the present spaee for a lunch ronnter. i linker A Co.'s furniture ht.ire. A. M.
A jitney car owned by Alex. r.. MiinejTroup ma,ie the picture from a photo-
f this city was toed to the Kennedy I ..TMh which he seemed while the stn-
sarag on Jepot .)iisre last night to rc-(i,.t ,,, their instructors were grouped
ftv repairs to lttinire incurred wliens,,,, the ramprs. The M-mUisry buildings
ie niachin struck a le!ge on the Mint-:,rr ,,,. in background.
lier road near tie car Urns of th jrm .,nces prevailed at the auction
& M. T. A P. Co. Monday evening. ItiM f Harold P. Hmman's Marshfleld apparatus of the Mine make w hich the
aii that one of the radius rods in the frln. known as the Frank t.raY tdar. ; lhown comnanr bsS sold to l'lainfield.
ear Uroke in sm h a way as to render the j yesterday. There was a large crowd of j Chelsea and other Vermont towns,
stecrtrg gear wellnigh u les, w ith the ,,,. r, j.tescnt. SV k brought rrioea j m
result that the lriv.r was powerless to j laniririr from JT to 40 and a yoke ofj t,.,.. ,
prevent It from going Into the le.fe. i ,, rnt frT j M M,.wt brotieht I7.1
The front aile and iif of the wheel j,.,, , ,,i n , .ij., pre kmxked down
sere damaged. Mr. Milne, w ho was stone ' ( fx per head. !Vttes sold fyr W
TALK OF THE TOWN
,New taffeta silks at Abbott's.
Pears! Car at Montpelier Tuesday.
(J H. Smilie.
Bead about our specials for this week
st Yaughan'a.
Hills immediately to the east and west
of Barre mere capped with anow to-day
for the first time this fall. A anow flurry
of short duration passed over the city
early in the forenoon.
Card of Thanks,
I wish to thank my many friends and
relatives for their kindness and sym-
lwn Motor tar (o. of this city a. horttrAub, fof fc . v..,.
lime ago has been delivered to the town
of. Hartford and i now forming a part
of 'the tillage fire righting equipment.
A new fir station, which is projected for
the new future In Hartford, will house
the art'Sratiia. The engine is similar to
flower.
the many
Mrs. Peter Lafayette.
Card of Thanks.
I want to thank the neighbors, friends
snd Sunday Mhoul class for the flowers
given tne while at tb hospital.
Mrs. G. A. Kimnnds.
in the ear, was driving slowly km the
accident occurred.
Smth Main Mreet and illiamMown
ernfa the bushel and Iwrhr at tl rent.
Coin broufl't tST', ett and oat "dl
for 4V-. Farming toil were in heavy
west hill projwrtj fgtind in a f1.2 r'al j demand an I brought gI pric.
cstat nl consummated through thel Arrival in the itv restcriiav included
!.me flic) of the l. A. Perry K! f.a-jthe follow ing people : Mr. and Mtw. M.
tsle agency jeter1y reeordel to- Autiw of vt. All-ns. l. A. I w of Morst-
lay. In tte tranw turn the farm iu IVr- 'rl. P. t.. Mis Kvelyn P. of IvehannB,
Wn'(wne4 by Mr, t harle lilarn hatd atid . H.. W. J. t .lk-rove of Km linirln.
IktKiww as tle Mert"W Cheney place i a-dJ If. H. Hi'knk of Buflingtsn. John B.
to Mr. and Mr. J"ii t.authier. hiw arlrfon of New !ytiJ.ii, (Vttn, W. C.
I.oii.e at Cie kwer end of N-uth Vsin .. of lnt'!ni, . ... rpe-
f-T of "tnoki, I.. I-. I e . f fort
U av r. led, B. K. -tow.:i of I rn.lon,
i Mrs". I dwarf p,;i nr 1 I ! I'"
Ms C. W. BushneH of Purlirtoii.
W stf.r T. fie, h i f l i f. t l. i.J. ,
.n of l'.Mfh'.rton. Mr. ad fm. Arthur
1 1. rare .f s-h.Hni-rte I!'. Vss, and
MViliiars ThiUttH of Iji'hine. P. Q.
'treet near (.hunt slret tvotne the
trrnpertr f M'. Hlnchrd. Tlwre are
133 a err of land in th lr!,n prope'tr
ant the ptirfhr a'-pir ott'r tH real
elate. i h y will tt move to their w
; fwi'4ia ntU tIt sprirjf. Vr
. I'iarn l ard tke f ver t( .mitli Mam
'ttet loue fr an invemeit.
W OOD WOO I) W O O D
In the evcr-incrca.ing, high prices of livir.jr, there in cne
excertion, and that is wood. The prices of wood have been
reduced from 25 to 50 cents per load.
We re selling Dry Wood at the following prices:
Block Wood, per ford $.1.00
Chair Wood, per load 2.50
Hard and Soft Saw-Mill Slabs p?r load 1.75
ARTHUR S. MARTIN
Tnn.ri u w n m m 11 fark f trlet. tHa. kmo?
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GOOD THINGS TO
j Concord Grapct, 2 bakcti
I Laroc package of Rolled Otfi for
I Preserving Tears, per peck
Jasl arrived a few barrels of Apples
Grapefruit 4 for:
Tint Jars ScolTs Honey for
Gallon can Van Camp's hclsup
Teaches, regular ZZc values, 3 cans for
Large fancy Cranberries, 2 quarts for
EAT
ZSc
20c
:2c
:5c
2ic
tDc
lie
25c
Buckwheat and Pancake Flour
JUST IK A fmh lot of Aunt Jcm.ma'5 lluck
wheat and Pancake Se!f-Raiinz Hour, in
packatres for familv u?. each 10c
Karo Corn Svrup in car.5 10c. 15c and 2.c
Marie Surar and Map!e Svrun.
A n;V OTHER GOOD VALUMS
Hrcakfaft Cfeoa in bulk, per 19c
Quart glass jar? of Cocoa, each Z'tc
Bulk fmh-irraled Cfcran;;t, per I? 15c
2 baskets f f Concord Grape? f-r 2V
Currant? in pvjr.d packacc, caeh 1-V
l"je Ri!V-n nai?:n? in packarf?, erch 1
New Nct-a-Seed Rai?!n. 2 package? fcr 25c
12 lis. fano- Fwrct Potatoes frr 25c
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