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DAILY TIMES, BAUHE, VT., THUMSDAY, AP111L .5, 1917. y
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Suits and Coats for Easter
and Spring Wear
J Tlenty of attractive, distinctive and individual
1 models in one of the largest assortments wa have
ever shown make choosing here easier and more
satisfactory. ;
Strictly Tailored Suits, Braid Bound Suits,
Braid Trimmed Suits, Belted Suits,
, ,'; . Semi-Belted Suits, Plaited Suits
Coats, in a1 wonderful variety of the newest
models, with large collars, pockets and belted ef
fects. .
You may choose from Serges, Gabardines, Gun
niburl. Burella, Tricotine, Poplins, Shepherd
Checks, Wool Velours, etc.
Suits are priced at $12.50, $15.00, $18.00, $25.00
and up to $45.00.
Coats at $7.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 and up to
$30.00.
Easter Accessories
New Gloves, New Neckwear, New Ribbons, Easter Handbags, New Silk Hosiery, New
Undermuslins, New Waists, Corsets, etc. Everything now at its best and displayed to
make choosing easy. ,
The Homer Fitts Company
UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY
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THE EATEIR ' FASBBON CENTER
Fashionable wearables for Easter, featuring the latest style ideas
smart and exclusive ready-to-wear
in
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists, Skirts, etc,
With Easter so near, you must decide quickly. Save time by coming
to this store first and make your selection from our large and varied
stocks of up-to-date spring merchandise.
EASTER SUITS
I Striking models of unusual merit,
garments that have style and qual
ity and finely tailored. You must
see our assortment before selecting
your Easter Suit.
Pretty new styles at .$15.00
Very nobby styles at 19.50
Stylish new models at 22.50
Handsome Sample Suits at 25.00
COATS FOR EASTER
Distinctive models of Fine Serge,
Velours, Poiret Twill, Gabardines
and many other wanted materials.
Colors are Mustard, Gold, Tan,
Rose, Green, also Navy and Black.
All sizes.
New Coat styles at. . .$10.00 and $13.50
New distinctive Coats, $16.50 and $19.50
Stunning Coat models at $22.50
Latest spring models at ......... 25.00
HANDSOME. DRESSES
Stunning models in rich Crepe de
Chine, Taffeta and Georgette Com
binations. All the fashionable col- -orings,
new girdles, pouch pockets
and novelty collars. A large vari
ety to select from.
$10.00 to $25.00
BLOUSES FOR EASTER
A beautiful assortment of the very
, newest styles in Crepe de Chine and
Georgette Waists, Flesh, White,
Gold and all the fashionable colors.
Also fine Lingerie Waists, priced
from $1.00 to $7.98
BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1917.
The Weather
TJajn or .-now to-night and Friday;
increasing cant winds probably reaching
gale force to-night.
TALK OF THE TOWN
Faster neckwear at, Abbott".
"Wucbird" day at the Bijou to-day.
adv.
Large assortment of miMs' milliner?
at Abbott'.
Mrs. Florence Page of Pla infield is
pa.sinjr a few days in the city as the
guet of Mrs. Delphine Colby of Wash
ington street.
Our first howing of the season" lat
est spring millinery styles will occur on
April 5. (, and 7. Mrs. Flora Foster,
140 X. Main street.
News U received here from' Rev. and
Mrs. X". C. Ed wall, who left Barre last
week, to the effect that they are nettled
in their new home, amid congenial stir
rounding. Rev. Mr. Edwall, who recent
ly resigned the pastorate of the Swedish
Itaptist mission here, preached his first
sermon in Xew Haven Sunday.
TALK OF THE TOWN
See the new house dres values at Ab
bott". Holy hour at St. Monica's chureli this
evening from 8 to 9 o'clock.
'The Piper's Price," a five-reel feature
at the Hijou to-day, featuring Dorothy
Phillips and Lou Cbaney. adv.
Mrs. William R. Uichardson has re
turned to her home in Washington, aft
er spending several days with relatives
in Groton.
The W. C. T. U. will meet, with Mrs.
Fred Berkley, Bark street. Friday after
noon at 2:30. As it is the annual meet
ing, let all the reports be in dtvl each
member try to be present.
The Ramca class of the First Baptist
church will hold ono of their social get
together evenings at the home of James
Oearwon, lit Hill street, Friday evening
at :.IO. All men of the church are m
vited.
The Italian Gaiety club met for its
regular fortnightly meeting last evening
and elected the following committee to
take charge of plans for a dance: Charles
Catto, Adoli'o Oomolli, Paul Biancht,
Misses Mary Restelli, Lillian Corti and
Mary Giovanelli of Barre and Miss Leo
nora Maroni of Montpelier. The dance
will be held later in the month.
s Our Motto
We are showing an extra large assortment of
Men's and Young Men's Suits, in a fine as
sortment of Worsteds and Cassimeres.
Belted and Pinch Backs for the young fellow
who wants something classy, and the prices
are reasonable.
Latest in Hats, Caps and Shoes.
Everything new in Ties, at the Big, Busy
Union Store.
Union Clothing Co.
Depot Square, Carre, Vermont Thone 599-W
Our Line of Shirts
will please you. . ,
Cluett, Hathaway and Princely Shirts
are our specialty
C All the new patterns and styles.
J9 We are headquarters for Soft Collars,
in a variety of styles.
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The
Frank McWhorter Co.
TALK QF THE TOWN
You should see Abbott's line of lilk
dresses.
Universalis Faster sale and supper
Wednesday, April 11. adv.
A daughter was lr,rii Saturdii-, March
31, to Mr. and Mrs. Pearl PilUley, 61
Long street.
Miss Vila La plant has gone to her
homo in Montgomery to pass a week
with relatives.
Miss Evelyn L. Hanlon of Xorthiield
arrived in the city thi m uiiing lo spend
the week end at the home ol Miss Lil
lian Roberts of Xorth Main (street.
Alexander Finley, who has been em
ployed as a stonecutter in Iberville, P.
during the past few month, returned
yeMerday to his home on West street.
Miss Myrle Gow, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in South Koyallon
during the past few days, returned to
her houio on Liberty street yesterday.
Edmund Sanborn of Quebec, P. Q.,
arrived in the city yesterday to spend
a. few days. Mr. Sanborn is takim? a
short vacation from his duties as leader
of the orchestra at the Victoria theatre
at Quebec.
Miss G. X. Xcedlinghouse of St. Lou
is, Mo., who is pasing some time in
Plamlleld, was a visitor in Itarre yester
day. Miss Xeedlinghouse is a daughter
ot the imperial potentate of the Shrine iu
Xorth America.
Will the ladies of the I. O. 0. L., M. L,
wishing to donate money or cake for la
dies' night, April 13, jdei.se notify before
Saturday, April 7, Mrs. Helen Stephen,
whose telephone number is 5."S-W, or
Mrs. Harry Gamble of Division' street.
whose telephone number is fu7-2. adv.
Angus (Stewart, who was arraicned
yesterday on a charge of. discharging a
firearm illegally, withdrew his plea of
not guilty to-day. Magistrate H. W.
Soott imposed a line of $j) and costs ami
then placed the respondent on probation
for a year, after the latter had paid costs
of $6.03.
William Dewey, a mem!cr of the Barre
Headquarters Co., returned to the city
this morning from St. Albans, after tak
ing the physical examination last even
ing. Mr. Dewey wa-s formerly a member
of the St. Albans company, but whs
transferred this winter to the local com
pany, as he now lives in Barre.
If an iviator sailing over Depot square
had dropped a hoop over the watch tow
er of the M. & W. R. tation it would
have caused no more of sensation than a
discovery which the ticket agent. C. T.
Southgate, made this morning while mak
ing his matutinal rounds with the broom.
j The agent opened the station at 6:30
j o'clock and. as usual, inspected the prem
ises carefully before turning to his ollice
I duties. Two hours later in a corner of
I the lavatory he discovered that which re
sembles a bomb and has been identified
I as an engine of destruction by some of
I the precisians who are wont to gather at
j the station. It is a vylinder, some nine
or ten inches in length, with an outer
at the end which has been likened to a
' fuse hole. Mr. Nuithgate was disposed
to handle the alleged bomb with tongs as
some of the bystanders averred that it
might be a time device. Early this aft
ernoon the tunc for the cxposion hadn't
arrived.
American Lady Corsets SILK UNDERWEAR Easter Gloves EASTER NECKWEAR
To obtain the correct foun- verv appropriate with A ,ar2e assort- A fine variety of the
dation for your new gown, your new outfit. Jjent-of Imported new things in Easter
vmim.KtiwvPiinprfpet fit. , rencnlvid Neckwear, Crepe de
joumuhtnae a perfect lit- SUk and c e de Gloves, also Doe- rh.-np 'H rporptrp
ting Corset. American Lady chine Camisoles, Com- skin and Chamois. a"d Georettc
models comprise everything binaUons Robes and BUY YOUR EAS- or coSbSSf pt
that is correct in corsetrj. gkirts very moder. T E R GLOVES cial assortments at
Latest styles, $1.00 to $3.50 ately priced. AT THIS STORE. 50c and $1.00
Muslin Undergarments
Excellent assortments to choose
from in Gowns, Skirts, Corset
Cover?, etc., all at special prices.
The New Skirts
Stylish new Skirts in Wool Toplins, Fine
(Serges, also the new sport styles in Silk
Foplin, Fancy Striped Taffetas, etc.,
priced from $3.08 to $8.75.
Children's Coats
The new spring styles are here.
Pretty Coats for girls, 4 to 11
years, all very moderately priced.
Eveiy woman interested in new apparel for Easter ought to see the latest styles gathered here for inspection,
make all alterations and guarantee a perfect fit.
THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY
We
191 North Main Street
Telephone 599-M
DEATH AT EAST BARRE.
Earl G. McAllister, 12-Vear-Old Son of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McAllister.
Karl G. McAllister, 12 year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McAllister of Eat
llarre, died at 3:30 this morning after a
severe illness of two or three weeks.
Three months ago the lad had an at
tack -of the hives, and this was followed
by rheumatic, fever, which led to a heart
difficulty, causing his death.
The boy was born in Kat Barre and
attended the seventh grade in the school
there. He was a lad much loved by bis
friends and school mates, a boy of un
usual qualities for winning friends.
Besides his parents he leaves three
brothers, Harry, Howe and Kermit, and
seven sisters. Mrs. Hugh McDonald of
(Jraniteville, Ellen, Evelyn. Ethel, Edna,
Lima and Ivis McAllister. All the chil
dren except Mrs. McDonald of Granite
ville and Harry McAllister, who lias a
home of his own in East Barre, live
with their parents.
A prayer service will he held at thu
house at 1:.'I0 Saturday afternoon, with
funeral at the 1'ongTegationat church in
East Barre. at. 2 o'clock. Rev. James Ham
age officiating. Burial will be in the
Wilson cemetery.
In eigrht years it is stated the Cubs
paid dividends of 810 per cent. And yet
there is no money in baseball.
Clark Griffith says he has a wonder
in young Rice, the rusky first base-man,
who has Iteen practicing with the Sena
tors in the south during the spring train
ing season. If Bice plays the initial sta
tion, this means that Judge will have to
hunt for a job.
Lee Tires
Smile at miles
C. W. Averill & Co.
Telephone 500 Ba rre, Vermont
MITCHEL NOT CENSORED.
And Wagner is Given Vote of Confidence
j By New York Senate.
I Alliany, X. V., April 5. The adoption
j by the tcnale of reolution expressing
'confidences in the loyalty and patriotism
! f lomoeratic leader Holx-rt K. Wagner
and containing no word of censure fr
Mayor Mitch' I of Xew York brought the
Mit "hcl-Wagner controversy over the
Hnrkawar site legislation to a sudden
termination -ar!y to-day.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
SIX NICE SHOsTS KOR SALE Kimb.ll
OiynowetH, teL S-5i. Willmetvn. Vt 1SU
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ml M eertbie farm wmr Krr Transfer -one
with Mnr experience preferred . gwt
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Our showing of Women's Spring Footwear is a display of the Smartest Women's Footwear
made! It affords us no little pleasure to show the many new and handsome creations! The short skirts,
which will continue to be worn, actually demand that a woman's Shoes receive careful attention!
We've a Beautiful Showing
There arc High Poots of Gun Metal. Calf and Tatent Kid. with White. Tearl, Gray, Fawn and
other dainty tops. There are many beautiful Two-Toned Combinations and some entirely new Cloth
Top creations.
$4, $4.50, $5, $6 to $7
There are Low Shoes in new Colonials, Pumps and Slippers. Dainty color?, and color combina
tions. A feast of beauty for the woman who cares!
While everybody i3 aware that shoe prices have advanced, we still offer the best Shoes at any
stated price with a Shoe Service that stands for Satisfaction!
PEOPLE'S SHOE STORE
C. S. ANDREWS, PropV.
Barre, Vermont 14 State Street, Montpelier, Vt.