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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1906
Page
5
Suggestions for gifts include furs at low costs with muff options from 2.50 to 7.50, umbrellas with values from 0.98 to 5.00, plus waists long and short kimonos towels cut work shams scarves and handkerchiefs in a wide range. The ad promises best possible values and serviceable gifts.
A brief item notes Perry Camp at 75 Main Street with a contact phone number listed as 9-4. No further details provided in the readable text.
Christmas hints promote Easy Chairs Platform Rockers and Floor Rockers as ideal gifts. A Ladies Desk helps manage accounts and correspondence while a home-driven Christmas market encourages buying Desks Tables Book Cases and Coat Racks. The ad pitches office furniture purchases for holiday gifting.
The column lists Perry’s sale of Abbott’s furs and a busy scene of local shopping. It notes skating at Hales, Friskies assembly at Veale, Christmas offerings from Davis of Maresfield and Owens tickets, plus bargains at Kenyon Co and Jonee Shoper Ve. December 10 jazzed by church and city events.
A mistyped jumble lists visits by John Davie, Cecil Foster, and others to locals in Corlats and Middleaux city. It notes hospital visits for appendicitis and abortion of a case, and mentions S. J. Seal & Co. announcing a Christmas book release. Caesar Consorti is arrested and found guilty in a city court. dates and places are unclear.
A. P. Abbott & Co announces additional arrivals to their advertised holiday sale. The retailer promises further savings for shoppers in the Days ahead, expanding the selection and value offered at The Daylight Store.
A seller advertises drapers linen samples at four-fifths regular price. The lot includes laundry bags bureau cloths openwork embroidery yard square table cloths and matched table linen sets. Napkins and damask cloths offered from 49 cents to 4.50 and 5.75 respectively with special pricing indicated.
Advertising copy from a Belfast supplier promotes handkerchiefs direct from Gribbon Brothers. It highlights ladies linen hemstitched and initial handkerchiefs, men's linen initial handkerchiefs, and children's boxed handkerchiefs priced at two for 25 cents and three for 15 cents, urging customers to visit the booth.
For three years we have handled an exclusive neckwear line from a New York designer with designs unique to our shop. The range includes 25c and 50c sets, plus 10c and 5c bargains, with boxed ready sets and purses offered as sensible gifts. Embroidered sets and matched cuffs and collars are a new craze, boxed for 50c.
Mr and Mrs H E Barton of Boston are visiting W B Ayers. Gen B Bond returned Saturday from a weeks business trip. The Athena Club meets at Mrs FG Howland home on French Street Tuesday at 7 50 PM. Arrivals at City Hotel include Frank Sutherland James Southarens Albany Merlean Smith Rochester T K Farrington New York James B Paton N E F C P holds regular meeting this eve at 7 40 PM. There will
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