Blankets and Comforts Sale Across Styles and Prices
Warm beddings offered in various sizes and colors with discounts. Prices range from 69c to 6.00 for blankets and from 2.75 to 4.00 for Marsh Cotton Down Comforts with sateen and Silkaline covers.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1908
Page
5
Warm beddings offered in various sizes and colors with discounts. Prices range from 69c to 6.00 for blankets and from 2.75 to 4.00 for Marsh Cotton Down Comforts with sateen and Silkaline covers.
The notice lists events and items from the City auction room on Saturday night. It mentions Landers Havana cigars, Vaughan's warm wrappers, Perry's cloak sale, and a sale at the City auction room with diverse goods. It also notes William Douglas starting work for A. Scampini and assorted local social and civic items.
East Barre notes report residents ill with grippe and distemper, social events and club meetings, a quarry purchase, a horse mishap, teacher delegation meeting for instruction, and entertainment recaps including performances by young Hutchins and a party at the house hall with recitations and music.
We wish to thank the neighbors and friends for their Wigdiese fate in city bereavement aml for the Boral tributes at the poncet . Louin Breno. Me. and fc. WA. Bigelow.
The notice lists Sid Huvining at the Theaterium and Perry’s offers with half price sales and reduced goods. It mentions a beet price of 124 per yard at Pasegyante and references a general committee meeting of a Scottish society on Wednesday in February at 7 pm.
A fragmentary notice reports Hale K. Darling retiring the first of the week from Leahs business, with Tim called to Concord and Boston for related matters. It notes cold weather records, mentions local patrons of the county creamery, and introduces C Fay Allen who moved the Chelsea store family back in May.
A box social will be held at the chapel Thursday at 7 30 o clock. Albee Rite SS invites attendees to bring donations or a box for auction to support church activities.
The Daylight Store advertises winter goods at steep discounts. Children's heavy winter coats, babies coats in silk and velvet, and ladies colored coats are offered at reductions up to fifty percent off. Limited stock, values compared to regular prices, sale to move remaining items.
A local ad lists Misses coats in 8 and 10 years for 2.98, with statements of better values on high collar mixtures previously 2.50 to 3.98. It notes heavy serge and wool coats with collars, prices slashed from 17 to 10 dollars and four to six dollars, including odd sizes and satin linings, half price sales, and bulk bargains for spring wardrobe investment.
A dealer clears out children coats and garments with deep discounts. Colored bearskin coats sell at 1.49 to 1.99, white silk bears at 1.98 to 2.93, crushed plush coats at 2.98, and cloth goats with quilted linings cut to half price, with only a few left.
Sale offers many blankets with worn OCR names and prices. Wool and cotton blankets in grey and white variants reduced to $1.29 to $5.49. Items include eleven quarter grey and white blankets, extra large sizes, all displayed in the shop window.
The notice emphasizes weekly sales of fresh seafood including smelts salmon trout bullheads pike halibut cod haddock flounders eels kippers scallops clams lobsters oysters and more, all season able. The advertisement targets breakfast dainties and steamed seafood options to attract shoppers.
Abbott's offers Misses' heavy coats at less than half price. Five sleds remain at Mook er Cesved tag mle, marked Oe tow AG.
Charles Libersont died this morning at 6 at his son Glorifie Sibersont’s home in East Barre aged 35. Survived by three sons Glorifie spina jet and Felix of Montreal and daughter Addie married to Charles Charon of Websterville. Body to be taken to Montreal tonight for interment in Montreal cemetery.
Readers are urged to compare overcoats at various stores while noting prices ranging from ten to twenty five dollars. The ad promotes inspection, cleaning, repairs, and coat rental services, inviting customers to buy after a careful look at the actual coats rather than trust slogans.
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