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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES. BARRE, VT.. . FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1920.
Kiddies and
Babies
TAKE NOTICE
We are displaying in our windows to
day a delayed shipment of Baby Carriages,
Strollers, Sulkies, Tricycles, Bicycles, Kid
die Autos, Doll Carriages, etc., etc. Spec
ially priced on account of the lateness of
the season. These were bought in J anuary
for delivery in June. The shipment ar
rived in our station yesterday.
Bring your Daddys and Mamas in to
see them. '
B.W.Hooker&Co.
UNDERTAKERS BEST UP-TO-DATE MOTOR AMBULANCE SERVIOB
City rU itnt m hons-driveo ambuUnc ; diUao 'eUt t wMoiakto
CUT OFF WATER SUPPLY.
To Military and Police Barracki at
Cavan, Ireland.
Dublin, Aug. 6. B-jid.J their reso
lution!! acknowledging allegiance to
Pall Eirrem and their sympathy v'th
the Easter we ik rehellion, -he new
Irish local coundla aro giving launy
evidence of Hn advanced Sinn Fein
attitude.
At Cavan they have decided to cut off
the water supply to the military and
police barracks. In north Tippcraty
they have refused to accept the serv
ices of policemen appointed to act as
inspectors under the food and drugs
act. At Longford they have refused
to apply the vaccination acts until they
learn whether or not Dail Eirrean ap
proves of vaccination. Everywhere
they are refusing to make income tax
returns.
Many of the higher officials of the
new bodies are magistrates, and they
are being ordered, and in most rases
obeying the order, to resign their com
missions as justices of the peace.
Velie Car
Watch This Space
We have something important to 6ay to you.
Oldsmobile Co. of Vermont
The Woman's
Ready -to-Wear Shop
Fur Coats
Attend our first showing of popular priced fur coats.
Taupe Coney Coats at $75.00, plus 10 per cent federal
tax. 30-inch model ; can be worn either full belted or loose
back.
Brown Coney, S6-inch model, $87.50.
Hudson Sealine with large shawl collar and bell cuff,
$137.50 and $150.00, plus war tax.
36-inch Moline Coats with Sealine collar and cuffs,
$100.00.
Marmot Coats with opossum collar and cuffs, $225.00.
Millinery
The Gage models in Hatters plush have just arrived.
They comprise sailor hats with narrow, medium and
slightly upturned brims.
We also have the new Flapper Hat, plain and copper
embroidered.
The Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc.
GOOD TH
!1S
TO EAT
POTATOES, per peck S5c
Campbell's Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce 13c
Swan's Down Cake Flour, pkg 50c
EVAPORATED APPLES, lb 20c
EVAPORATED PEACHES, lb 35c
EVAPORATED APRICOTS, lb : 33c
CURRANTS, Lib. pkg 18c
RAISINS, SEEDED, 1-tb. pkg 23c
RAISINS, SEEDLESS, 1-Ib. pkg 30c
MEAT
FRESH HAMBURG STEAK, per lb 23c
FRESH BEEF BUTTS, Whole, 28c; Sliced. . 35c
GREEN MOUNTAIN BRAND SAUSAGE. . 30c
GREEN MOUNTAIN BRAND BACON. . 404ic
FRESH VEGETABLES
GREEN PEAS BUNCH BEETS
BUNCH CARROTS
STRING BEANS GREEN PEPPERS
TOMATOES
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TALK OF THE TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Laros of
Wellington street spent yesterday in
Moretown on business.
Trinee Bessey of the Bessey Granitn
Co. in Zanesville, O., arrived in the city
yerfterduy by automobile to make a
few days' stay.
Miss Irene Brault, the guest of
Miss Doris Burke of Summer street
for the past ten days, returned to
her home in St. Albans yesterday.
Long-distance and general trucking;
truck is also equipped to carry parties;
will seat bet ween 15 and 20 people. AU
pneumatic tires. Granite Cite Bottling
Works. Call 716-M or 746-W.
TAXES. Only three more days in
which you can pay your taxes with
out additional costs. City clerk'a of
fice open evenings from 6:30 to 8
o'clock.
"What will, stop my hair falling
out "' 'Tarisian Sage. It will make
the hair thick and glossy and prevent
dandruff," says E. A. Drown, who sells
it under guarantee. adv.
Rev. and Mrs. D. C. Huntington with
their little daughter, I'riscilla, yester
day afternoon started for Grand Rap
ids, Mich., where they will spend a
few weeks visiting relatives.
Overcome thinness, weakness, nerv
ousness. Gain weight. Build muscle.
Acquire nerve force. Bitro-Fhosphate
is guaranteed to give you healthy flesh
ana insure quiet steady nerves, or
your money will be refunded. Get a
box to day at E A. Drown & Co.'s
drug store. adv.
Robert Imlah, arrested Wednesday
night on a charge of furnishing intoxi
cating liquor, pleaded not guilty when
arraigned in court yesterday. . To
maRi furnished bail of 8500, set by
Judge E. L. .Scott, and Imlah was re
leased until further action of the court.
State's Attorney E. R. Davis appeared
for the state and J. Ward Carver for
the respondent.
The Royal Colored Giants defeated
the Moretown A. C. team 4 to 1 yes
terday in a 10-inning game, giving
to the spectators one of the best ex
hibition of baseball seen in Vermont
in a long time. Granai, the Montpel
ier seminary pitcher and short stop,
did the twirling. Until the 10th in
ning the score remained 0 to 0, then
after a single hit the Moretown (ram
made two or three wild throws that
cost the game.
Tn the Knights of Pythias hall lat
evening 21 candidates of Barre lodge
of the Loyal Order of Moose were ini
tiated as new members under the di
rection of District Supervisor Henry
T. Moses. This class increased the
local membership to 130, while 30
more applicants await initiation at the
meeting next Thursday evening. Mr.
Moses, who now has main headquarter
at St. Albans, came here for the ini
tiation of this class, returning to t!'e
Railroad city to-dny. Next week he
is booked to attend similar exercises
every night in the week, Monday at
Brattleboro, Tuesday at Springfield,
Wednesday at St. Albans, Thursday
at Barre, Friday at White River Junc
tion, and Saturday and Sunday in
Brattleboro for the working of the le
gion degree, the first to be solemnized
in Vermont under the Loyal Order of
Moose,
TALK OF THE TOWN
, The Burnham meadow" and Barclay
Bros.' teams meet at 4:30. this after
noon on Lincoln campus.
Bring your autos, carriages, sleighs,
tc, to 435 North Main street to be
painted. Henry Boseley.
Miss Alice Reed of French street is
passing a few days with Dr. and Mrs.
F. S. Kent of Waitsfleld.
Members of the Barre Womana club:
Time for dues to be paid to the treas
urer, Mrs. Alexander Smith, 25 Keith
avenue. dv, ;
Mr. and Mr. George W. Haines of
Burlington, representing the Bailey
Music Co., spent yesterday in Bane
as business visitors.
TAXES. Only three more days in
which you can pay your taxes with
out additional costs. City clerk'? of
fice open evenings from 6:30 to 8
o'clock.
A few pair of those good Hambro
work shoes in size 6 for Saturday, only
$3.50 per pair. For the man or boy
who can wear a 8 this chance, won't
come again. Have a few pairs of la
dies shoes in sizes 2 and 3 at $1,
$1.50 and $2.75. The Eastman store.
Miss Helen La Pan returned this
morning to her home in Middlelmry,
after having spent a few days in Barre
at the home of Mrs. Lewis Bruya. Mi s.
Bruya accompanied her as far as Bur
lington, where she will spend the day
with friends.
Field day celebration at Caledonia
park Aug. 7 under the auspices of the
Granite Cutters' International associa
tion. There will be speaking, all kinds
of sport, amusements and refresh
ments. Everybody welcome. Come
and have a good time. Admission, 10c;
ladies and children free. Frank G.
Wilson, sec'y.
E. C Gitchell has sold the William
Hill farm with stock and tools, situ
ated two miles from Montpelier on
the hill road leading to East Mont
pclier, to A. A. Sargent of Barre. Mr.
Gitchell has also sold a Iioum) and
barn on Berlin street, Montpclier, to
Mr. Hill, posHession to be given at
once. Mr. Hill is to move as soon
as repairs are made.
Perley Haskett, captain of Goddard's
1017 track team, is now leading the
Legion relay team of this city and is 1
W1LL1AMSTOWN
Regular meeting of Charity chapter,
No. 57, O. E. S., Monday night, August
0 All officers are urged to be pres
ent as there is business which con
cerns them; also all committees ap
pointed for the fair are asked to be
piesent for a committee meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Martin have gone
to Grand Isle for a week's vacation.
Centenary M. E. church, Rev. A. M.
Markey, pastor. Sunday aervices:
10:45, sermon, "The Quest of the I
Soul;" special music; everyone itivit
ed; 12 m., Bible school. Why not join I
one of our classes for this hour of
scripture study T. 7:30 p. m., sermon,
"A Life Worth While;" special music.
It Is hoped that our Congregational .
friends will worship with us in all the
services during the closing of their
church. Tuesday evening, 7:30, Ep
worth league, leader, Marion Wal
bridge, theme, "Problems and Possi
bilities of Recreation in Our Communi-'
ty." Thursday evening, 7:30, song
and fellowship meeting; the pastor
will take for his theme, "The Wheat
and the Tares." It would be a real
pleasure to have you with us at these
mid-week gatherings.
EAST BARRE
Johnnie Salter, who is employed at
Windsor, is visiting at the home of his
parents.
All members of the N. E. O. P. are'
requested to hand their dues to the fi- j
nancial secretary at once in order to j
retain their insurance. J
Merle Tomlinson of Bristol, Conn., is j
visiting relatives' and friends here. j
Mrs. Carrie Walsh and daughter, who
have been visiting at the home of Mr. !
and Mrs. M. J. Whitcomb, returned
Thursday to their home in Hartford, ;
Conn. !
Miss Mamie Sargent of Windsor is
a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Salter,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Desautel of
Montreal have been visiting friends
and relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lord and chil
dren, Viola and Harold, also Mrs. Alex
anxious to meet anv relay team in I Cameron are taking an automobile trip
FRESH FRUIT
ORANGES R ANANAS
! CANTALOUPES PLUMS
LEMONS
PEACHES
: The Smith & Guoiings Co.. Inc.
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BARGAINS
for Saturday
Bird's Eye Matches, pkgr. . 5c
Dromedary Dates, pkg... 20c
Good Potatoes, peck 79c
Kellogjr's Com Flakes, two
pkgs. for 23c
Evaporated Apples, large
pkg 28c
Our special brand Coffee, lb.
43c
Capital brand Corn, can. . 14c
Head Rice, tb 17c
Pea Beans, Tb 9c
Heavy Salt Pork, lb 21c
Purity Rolled Oats, large
pkg 30c
Quaker Corn Meal, small
pkg 13c
Compound Lard, Tb 23c
My-T-Fine Dessert, pkg. . . 13c
Two for 25c
Orange Peko Tea, bulk, best
quality, Tb 43c
Large can Pdaches 43c
Oval Cocoa, 1-Tb. pint jar 30c
Oval Cocoa. 2-Tb. qt. jar. . 60c
Royal Sweetened Cocoa, 10- j
oz. pkg 23c '
Welch's Crapolade, jar . . 38c
Douglas Corn Starch. 3 pkgs.
for '. 23c
Brer Rabbit Molasses, two
cans 23c
All standard Soaps, 10 cakes
for 74c
Kellogg'? Shredded Krum-
bles. pkg 13c
Overall Suits in henvy
brown $4.50
Overalls, heavy blue and
white stripe . . . 4.73
Good Cup Grease, 5-Ib. pail
1.00
Keystone Grease, 5-Tb. pail 1.30
Ford Rawhide Fan Belts,
each 43c
Long Henry Spark Plugs.' j
each 7oc
A set of four for $3.00
Other good standard plugs. ;
each 30c
Reflex Large Plugs for
heavy cars, each $1.00
Our best Motor Oils. fnl.. f0c
Gasoline, gal 34c
We have a few more good
heavy Brooms, each . . . 3?c
and a better quality for 73c,
Thee goods are nothing
cheap; all first class quality.
Cameron's Store
" Washington Street.
the state. Last Saturday his charges
won easily at the Clan Gordon picnic
and to-morrow they expect to compete
at the granita cutters picnic at Cale
donia park. Mr. Haskett, an overseus
veteran of the atr service, txtends a
challenge to all other Legions of the
state as well as any other organization
capable of producing such competitors.
J. T. Allen and H. A, Bolster of
Boston, two employes of the Westing
house Electric Co., are canvassing
Barre with the view of establinning
here a winding armature shop. Should
they succeed in their purpose, pranite
manufacturers and other larije con
sumers of electrical power and equip
ment would find it to their ftdveutag.
undoubtedly, to have heavy .dectrfcal
breaks repaired by a local Jlrm in
stead of waiting until parts can be
shipped from Boston. This quit often
occur in the granite industry, plants
being compelled to suspend manufac
ture at times until the necessary equip
ment arrives from Boston. At pres
ent no such establishment is in exist
ence north of Boston. Mr. Allen, who
for 33 years has been in the mploy.
ment of the V estinghouse i.lectnc
Co., is in charge of affairs here, his
assistant being Mr. Bolster, a graduate
of the University of Vermont in 1018.
through New Hampshire
chusetts.
Rockland Reading Framingham Leominster Hyde Park Wakefield
Good
Goods
Adams Company
Good
Service
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Special for Saturday and Monday
SILK
Petticoats
Fine quality Jersey Silk Petticoats with fine
accordion plaited ruffles, in two color ef
fects. Attractive color combinations.
Regular $6.98 value.
$450
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LADIES' HATS
To close A .
1.98
All Trimmed Hats
Values up to ,$10.00
and
2.98
NEW FEATHER AND VELVET HATS
Just received.
188 N. Main St.
The Daylight Store
Barre, Vermont
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Notice.
'Your attention is called to the action
taken at our last regular meeting,
when it was agreed that Saturday,
Aug. 7. be set apart for a field day
and celebration. Govern yourself ac
cordingly. Avviso.
La vostra atteniione e ihiamata al
voto preso al meeting regolare scorso
quale diceva. che Pabato 1 Agosto
fara festa, dei Uvoranti del granito,
con celebrazione, picnic. Lavorantl
governatevi voi atessL
John McKernan, secretary.
Elfical Aids
forup-to-date hostess
or the after theater bite, the hasty lunch
or afternoon tea, as well as for regular every
day use, electric table cookery has become
all the rage. Of course, you cannot take
advantage of these popular conveniences
unless your home if wired.
Call and See Us.
Barre Electric Co.
Tel. 98
Montpelier
Electric Co.
Tel. 26
Ask the man on the roof
He knows
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RUSSELL'S
Week-End
Specials
75c Cascade Linen Paper
24 sheets Paper, 24 Correspondence Cards, 4S
Envelopes
59c Saturday
One pound Cascade Linen Writing Paper, 75c
, 59c Saturday
Good Form Hair Nets
15c Each, 6 for 75c
Cafe Shape, Large Size, All Perfect.
Fresh films for your Kodak, all sizes in stock.
The Red Cross Pharmacy
E3EHK3
The Best Asphalt
Shingle Made
We
can fill your orders if
ceive them at once.
we re-
The N. D. Phelps Co., Inc.
Phone 29
Barre, Vt.
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Good Values for Saturday
A. and A. A. OATMEAL, per IT) 7c
Urge pkg. Armour's ROLLED OATS, Cash
and Cam' 28c
KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES or KRUM-
BLES. two for 25c
EVAPORATED APPLES, per lb 25c
Campbells or Van Camp's BAKED BEAN'S. . 15c
We also have King Jars, clear glass, with im
proved unbreakable top.
Good Luck or Fit-Em-All Jar Rings, dor. 10c
Leg of Spring Lamb, per Tb 45c
Fore Quarters Lamb, per It) 30c
Rib Roasts of Best Western Beef, per lb 40c
Native Fowls, per lb '. 4Sc
Wax Beans, per quart 5c
Peas, Beets, Carrots, Tomatoes, etc.
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The F. D. Ladd Company