The Barre daily times., July 01, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

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THE BAH HE
DAILY TIMES. BAHHE, VT., THURSDAY,'. JULY 1,
1920,
For the Kiddies
KIDDIE KARS WITH TRAILER
Something new in this line. A trailer that 13
just like real ones. . .
ADJUSTIBLE KIDDIE KARS
This may be raised or lowered to -four different
heights, for a small child, or a big boy.'
BOYCYCLES
I With ball-bearing wheels and pedals; large
rubber tires and adjustible seat and handle bars.
TRICYCLES ...
In different sizes.
For the Baby
Some very good styles in Strollers, Go-Carrs
and Sulkies.
For the Grown Ups
During the hot weather now at hand, a Re
frigerator, that will keep your food sweat and
pure, and also save ice, is a thing to be desired.
We have just such a Refrigerator. In many, sizes
and prices.
B.W.Hooker&Co.
UNDERTAKERS BEST uf-TO-DATE MOTOR AMBULANCE SERVICB
City ntm tun boraa-drivan ir.butanct oUUnca call at naataaM
term.
Pleasing Music
for Warm Days
When it is too hot to seek pleasure,
: just sit quietly in a shady corner,-turn
on the phonograph and you'll get all ,
the pleasurable music you want. We
would like to put a phonograph in
your home right away. We can do it
by supplying you with a popular make,
highly advertised machine, offering it
in all of the big 'range of sizes and
styles of cabinets, selling it at the or
dinary market price, the same here as
anywhere else in the country and de
livering it to you at once on easy terms.
Records, too. The newest July records
are now ready, and there are some
wonderfully pleasing, summer selec
tions in this number.
Drown's Drug Store
48 North Main Street
The Woman's
Ready-to-Wear Shop
Are You Prepared for Your Vacation?
Exclusiveness
Future of the Piatinotion in Th Lovely fcilW Sport DrfMM.
REFLECTING AND EXPRESSING THE FEWEST- IN MODELS l d
the rolor combination! are most attractive. fashioned of RAJAH SILK,
CREPE DE CHINE In models that will please tantea preferring evere
lines and for thott preferring more elaborate type.
Very Modest in Price
See Our Wonderful Group of Voile Blouses
MILLINERY .
Tn latest accepted at vies in Hats and Materftls for making Hata, it
at the disposal of thote who purchae Hats here.
The Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc.
TALK OF THE TOWN
H. J. Straight of Burlington spent
yesterday in Barre on business.
A new Victor record by Harry Lau
der out to-day at Cummings &. Lewi.'
adv.
Arthur Mansur of Burlington was
in town on a brief business, visit yes
terday. Miss Cora River and mother have
gone to Plattsburg, N. Y., to pass two
weeks with relatives. '
After your, Saturday shopping, call
in at the Maccabee food sale and tn
joy a cup of tea. adv.
Just received at Heath's, another
large shipment of wall and ceiling pa
per. 04 North Main street.
Paul Scampini returned last evening
from Dorchester, Mass., where he at
tended the funeral of a former Barre
man, John Bossi.
Jack Murphy of Boston and Philip
Harrington of Manchester, N. H.,' while
en route to Burlington by automobile,
stopped off in Barre yesterday to. visit
friends.
Five cents a day for a short time is
all it costs to rid yourself of rheuma
tism if you use Rheuma. Get a bottle
from E. A. Drown to-day on the money-back
plan. adv.
Alexander Ironside, general organiz
er for the Quarry Workers' Interna
tional union, to-day started on a two
months' mission to Martinsburg, W.
Va.; and Mount Airy, N. C.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
hold a sale of home-cooked food Sat
urday afternoon in the Averill store on
Main street. Means, bread, doughnuts,
pies and cake will be on sale.
John , Nelson is moving from ' his
home on Maple Vrove street to his
new home on Beacon street to-day.
His home on Maple Grove street has
been bought by E. L. Holmes.
The Tilden Shoe Co. has moved to
the store formerly occupied by the
People's rjhoe Store in the Currier
block. It will be open for business
Thursday, July 1, at 10 a. m. adv.
The funeral of Merton K. Cutler of
East Barre, whose death occurred sud
denly Tuesday, will be held in the Con
gregational church at East Barre Fri
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. James
Ramage officiating.
William and John Forbes of Spring
field arrived tliia noon to spend a fev;
days visiting former friends in Barre.
During their former residence here it
will be remembered that f hey ran the
Hub restaurant. , William Forbes is
now in the jitney business in Spring
field and his brother has continued tLe
restaurant work.
William Alexander, who for many
months' has been master mechanic at
the quarries of the Boutwell, Milne S
Varnum Co., completed his duties there
Saturday. Mr. Alexander's plan are
as yet incomplete. Meanwhile he is
taking a vacation and plans to go
camping for a week or so.
At 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon a
baseball game lwtween the Barre A. A.
team and the Graniteville A. C. will be
started on the seminary campus. These
teams met once before this year in
Graniteville, the hill team winning, 5
to 4. Saturday's game promises to 1
fullv as interesting and as close as
the first, Slayton and Comolli serving
as the battery for the Barre team and
possibly Polli. and Wood for the G. A.
C. nine.
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ITj. inK of r"Cee of
xv-.mKA-'" ocanonras win
be held Thurs
day evening, July I, at 7:30 o'clock.
Refreshments.
TALK OF THE TOWN
i
New fox trot and one steps on
Victor records at Cummings A Lewis.'
adv.
A new Victor record by Harry Luu
dcr out to-dav at Cummings St, Lewis.'
adv.
Miss Blanche jConnor is caring for
Mrs. C. Boucher of upper Prospect
street.
The Tilden Shoe Co. will open its
new store in the Currier block Thurs
day, July 1. adv.
One hundred old songs, words and
music, in book, 10c a copy -at Bailey's
Music Rooms. adv.
Closing out sale of white and colored
hats at less than. cost. Mm. Birnie,
4 Laurel street. adv.
Don 'f complain about the heat. Visit
the Maccabee food sale Saturday after
noon and buy your bread or pies. adv.
Miss Beaulieu of First street has
commenced work for the summer in
the Adams Co." store.
Mrs. K. Abbiatti of Berkley street,
and her children, Angie and Lawrence,
leave today for their new' home in
Piqua, O.
Mrs. Julia Durett lias returned home
from Moretown, where she spent a few
days with her sons, S. C. Durett and
W. S. Durett.
Miss Alice Blodgett, who has been
teaching in a graded school in Somer
ville, Mass., arrived last night to spend
the summer with friends at 47 Beacon
street.
Owing to damage caused by the
storm, the management of Carroll's
orchestra was obliged to cancel the
public dance ut Dewey park last night,
Necessary repairs are in operation and
the pavilion will be in shape for the
usual Wednesday night dance next
week.
Complaint was made to day by some
of the peace-loving people on Ayers
street that someone during the night
had relieved a' flower box on a front
porch of some of its choicest plants.
Parties bent on inch work are liable to
meet with some unpleasantness if they
persist in such petty nuisances, as the
neighbors are to keep a strict vigilance.
Rev. Frank O. Hokerk is in charge
of a small number of the members of
the Barre troop of boy scouts who are
leaving this afternoon for Camel's
Hump, where they will upend the njght
in the Camel's Hump dub huts at the
top. They are to go to North Duxbury
bv auto, and will take the short south
ern trail up the. .mountain, returning
by the same way tne next morning, in
stead of driving further down to Bol
ton and taking the more gradual but
appreciably longer trail up from that
side.
The Julv calendar issued by the
Brown & "DeMerell Granite Co. as
monthly advertisements, contains the
nicture'of John Mel-eod, vice-president
of the Wells-Lamson Ouarrv Co. This
is another novel method of advert using,
a picture of some important figure in
the Barre sranite district being at
tached to each monthly calendar. The
first, or January number, had the pic
ture of .1. K. Pirie, president of the
Pirie dark quarrters; the rebruary is
sue was that of Donald Smith, prei
dent of the E. I- Smith 4 Co. quarry
ing firm; the March issue had a picture
of James M. Boutwell, president of the
Boutwell, Milne 4 Varnum quarrying
firm, the April number contained a
likeness of Major H. Nelson Jackson
of Burlington, vice-president of the
E. L. Smith 4 Co.; the May issue, a
picture of H. W. Varnum, vice-president
of the Boutwell, Milne 4 Varnum
Co.. and the June number the picture
of Seward W. Jones, treasurer of the
Jones Bros. Co. of Barre and Boston.
APPETITE AND HEALTH
Loss of appetite is a sure 'sign of ill
health. Those who take Dr. Williams', rink
Pills for Pale People as a tonic invari
ably say that their improvement be
gan with a noticeable increase in the
appetite. When you are sick and your
vitality is low, your appetite fails.
Nothing tastes good. Vou take no
pleasure in your meals. Under such
circumstances good digestion is impossible.
Dr. W illiams I'inK t'llis tone up uic
entire system, the? blood is enriched,,
and good red blood is essential to nor-
mat digestion. The glands that secrete;
the digestive fluids 'are strengthened,
not merely stimulated, and you once
more enjoy a good appetite. Looking
forward pleasurably to meal-time is
the first sign of returning health,
strength and vitality.
What to eat then becomes a problem
and it is solved by the diet book that
he Dr. Williams Medicine -0., ocnenec-
tady, N. Y., will send you on request.
It gives the relatives aigcBiiuuuy u
different foods, gves the proper diet in
various diseases and is a handy book
to have.
Th urine of Dr. Williams' Plllk Pills
U aixt.v cents ner box. Your own druu-'
gist sells them or they will be sent by
mail, postpaid, on receipt oi price.
Adv.
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We have just unloaded a car of Magnet Oil, which
is one grade better than the Lenox Oil. Once used in
your lamps or oil stove, you will note the difference
from other oils.
FRESH FISH
HADDOCK, per lb 5c-18c
COD. per lb Uc'tc
SWORD FISH, first in, per lb : 4Sc
HALIBUT, per lb 45c
FRESH SALMON. Eastern, per lb 42c-4dc
MACKEREL, per lb ISc
FINNAN HADDIE, Fresh Smoked, per lb lc
FRESH-WATER FISH
LAKE TROUT, per lb 35c
PICKEREL, per lb 25c
FRUIT
Cantaloupes, Pineapples, Oranges, Bananas
Plenty of Fresh Vegetables
The Smith & Comings Co., Inc.
Start a.
Savings Account
By Mall TO-DAY With The
COSMOPOLITAN
TRUST CO. BOSTON
Over 815,000,000 Resources
Money goes on Interest
the 5th ol each month
was the rate ot our last dividend. Why be
satisfied with less Interest on your money?
Deposits by mall recclv special
attention. Mall Yours to-day
Writ for FREE bookl.t, "Banking B, Mail "
Cosmopolitan Trust Co.
60 Devonshire St., Boston, Mass.
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Fireworks
We have a large complete line for the Fourth.
Orders put up and reserved on deposit. Order
early and make sure.
Lander's Billiard Parlor
Lander's Smoke Shop
2 and 100 Main Street
TALK OF THE TOWN
A on welching seven pounds w
born Tuesday at Pity hospital to Mr.
and Mrs. Adam Kiddel of 47 Summer
street.
This afternoon at 4:15 on the Mont-
miliar aprninmv ranltlUS the Barre K.
of C. ball tHm meets the Montpclier
council team for the second time.
Mr. and Mrs. Telles Stone, Dewey
Stone, Mrs. James B. Sivret and Mrs.
James Canton of Barre attended
Montreal recently a surprise party giv
en Kazarie Canton of that city. in hon
or of his 4lst birthday.
Edward T. Xeill of Xorthfield, the
young man arrested June 7, for oper
ating a motor-cycle while under the
influence of intoxicating limior on the
road leading from Northfield village
to Northfield Falls on Saturday, May
28, withdrew the plea of "not guilty,"
and entered a plea of "guilty"' in Barre
City court yesterday. Judge K. L. Scott
imposed a fine of w ith costs, which
the young man paid. State's Attorney
K. R. Davis entered the complaint and
prosecuted the case.
Rockland Reading
Framinghatn Leominster Hyde Park Wakefield
Good
Goods
Adams Company
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Specials for Friday and Saturday
Attractive for July 4th
Good
Service
Ladies' Silk Hose
Special values at prices that look good.
Were Now
$2.00 $1.39 .
$2.50 ............ $1.59
$3.25 $2.25
Camisoles
Wash Satin Camisoles of exceptional qual
, ity in several styles, all sizes.
Were Now
$2.25 $1.75
$3.50
$2.98
Children's Underwear
Children's Drawers, Gowns and Slips.
20 Disconut
These prices for Friday and Satruday only.
Includes Black, White, Colors.
Specials in Ready-to-Wear ,
In our Ready-tcWear Department you will find some special values that are sure to please.
New and pretty things lor (July 4tn. rnaay ana aaiuruay umy.
Ladies' Suits
8 only
All
50 Discount
Ladies' Sweaters
styles, colors, combinations of colors,
' all sizes
20 Discount
Children's Coats
33 1-3 Discount
Ladies' Tweed Coats
5 only
- $30.00 regular price
at $15.98
188 N. Main St,
The Daylight Store
Vermont
When Folks
Quit Coffee
because of cost to
health or purse, they
naturally drink
Instant
Postom
"Theresa Reason
Gardner Clinton Woburn Plymouth Keene, N. H. Barre, Vt.
Regular meeting of the A. O. H. on
Thursday evening, July 1. 1 odoek.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
furnwhrd room. ner Houl Brre . ppit
to J, V. Kowr , -rr
Vt A N'T E D Young mui faroilir
groc.ry bu.in.. who n drive a Ford
truck; The r. PLMd -o- j
FOB'SALE-Nif. hmrdwood I nlrota: In
quire tM Rwhardeon trtL.....l.
WANT ED-tecutter, who can 'f '
.urface eutier. In reUU plant w thin
mia of Barre; tdjr work ; apply A. B..
Barre Timte. - -
WANtECf-Woman to work 1
vuntbl. ete. ; good job for nht
and good pay; tuady worki HoUl Ban
-.t; .T' i Yjti k T T-14R-W : i
41 Eat .treet. Mm. Jma Ahern. t.'tl
HORSE KO R 8 ALE Taken in chanje for
Overland car. a tood work horee. 8 .
.u . ...h. i aoo lt. ; nquire H. r . Cutler
4Vru1.j4j South Main ilf.Mtl
WANTFD A man ta do enerJ work
.Sfd a rr...: H F. Cutter Son. W
Soutn Main .tree. tl. 1M-
Strawberry Supper, Baptist Church.
The ladies of the Bptit church will
eerve supper Friday, July 2, from 5:30
to 7. Adult, 40c; children 2oc. Menu:
Roll Beef loaf (home made)
Pickles Strawlierrie and cream
Assorted cake Co (Tee.
GRANITEVILLE
Tin, a boy and girl, were born to
Mr. and Mrs. Baynard Jacobs on June
24, at their bouie in upper Granite-vilje.
rr
Vanilla
Ice Cream
Topped with Crushed Hawaiian Pineapple,
Creamy Marshmallow and sprinkled with
.Chopped Walnuts.
This is one of the most popular College Ices we
serve. It is simply delicious. You are sure to
like it.
We aim to ffive you the best Ice Cream, the larg
est variety of College Ices and Sodas, and the
best possible service.
Our Ice Cream Sodas are rich and delicious.
Combinations of heavy sugar syrup, sweet rich
cream and our unexcelled ice cream, carefully
mixed, make a most inviting and refreshing
drink.
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Cummings
& Lewis
DRUGGISTS
ft
OTICE!
We have moved our stock of goods
from the Aldrich building to the store
formerly occupied by the
The People's Shoe Store
in the Currier Block, 187 North Main
street.
We wish to thank the public for their
'generous patronage in the past and
extend to them a cordial invitation to
visit us in our new home.
WE WILL OPEN OUR NEW STORE
THURSDAY, JULY 1 AT
10 A. M.
Tilden Shoe Co.
187 North Main Street, Currier Block
Barre, Vt.
Talcum Powders
are not a luxury but a necessity in hot
weather to absorb moisture of the bbdy
and prevent excessive perspiration.
VIOLET DULCE jpNTEEL
INTENSE ROSE RIKERS VIOLET
JAYNES BORATED CORYLOPSIS
CARA NOME BOUQUET RAMEE
BOUQUET DAZIRA
CASHMERE BOUQUET
DACTYLIS HUDXUrS
Red Cross Pharmacy
FRESH FISH
When You "Want a Change of Fish, Try
SWORDFISH WE HAVE IT
Swordfish. Steaks or Chops, per lb 53c
Maine Salmon, per lb oOc
Chicken Halibut, per lb 4
Mackerel, any size, per lb. :.. 20c
Cod, Whole, per lb., 13c; Steaks, per lb 10c
Flounders, per lb., 13c; Dressed, per lb 20c
Haddock, Whole Fish, per lb 13c; Boneless, lb. 2-c
lobsters, every day.
Best California lemons, per dozen 33c
Valencia Oranpo. per dozen 33c and 6 c
Cantaloupes, two sizes, each 10c, and 2 for 23c
Bananas, Watermelons and Strawberries.
The F. D. Ladd Company