We Lose You Gain on Furs Closeout Offer
We still have too many furs on hand and are ready to close out at a loss. This is an opportunity to buy while there is still a good part of winter to come.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1908
Page
5
We still have too many furs on hand and are ready to close out at a loss. This is an opportunity to buy while there is still a good part of winter to come.
A bustling town notices column lists local social events births deaths and visits. Residents such as Marcie Fritz and Misses Mary and Grane Sin travel to Montreal while others plan theatre nights dances and sleigh rides with church and lodge gatherings noted along with sales and entertainment at venues like the Ped Fae style and the Blanchard theater.
30 RENT mail to Warrane Sinee details a private correspondence. The fragment mentions a postage task and a personal communication action, implying a note or envelope related instruction.
A list of events and arrivals in town includes new shows at Cristinas Adoption and Prividenes at the Opera tonight. Keith's theatre hosts a Clover-clad production while Mine 36 Preckes store and others welcome visitors. A Harte Fite meeting is planned and local sports action features Graniteville A A and other teams in a fast, upcoming game.
Residents, including Gertrude Breen and Leon Cirdwassee, visited relatives in Barre Montpellar and West Berlin. The Withington monthly society and Methodist church events drew attendees despite rain, and the first annual grange ball is planned with an orchestra and supper for couples at the grange hall.
Fragmented Plainfield dairy record shows milk receipts totaling pounds and cash on hand amounts dated January 3 1907. The text also includes stray phrases and verses such as Dreamy Pete One Way and a humorous exchange about allowance, reflecting miscellaneous clipping content.
Lot includes assorted children’s cloth gores in plain colors and ladies coats. Prices start at 1.96 and 0.70 for various items. Describes bold styling, new lines, and breast value noted in the listing.
A scattered roster highlights A P Abbott and Co notes Governor Willson of Kentucky singing well, a golf expert, and Daciel F Lafean of Pennsylvania earning over 1 million in candy. It mentions William Sells a Michigan schoolmaster now eighty who can spell any high school class, Senator William Allison as a Mason charter member in Debuque, a Ching Fong wealth claim in England, Gardor of Doret aged eight, Lucius Teter as young bank head after sixteen years, George Redford London censor at the lord chamberlain’s office, and a brief salary note and reading pace.
An advertisement touts durable trousers for boys in long and short styles, featuring Cheviots and Cassimeres in winter fabrics. Prices range from 50c to $2.50 with options at $1.00 to $2.00 for short trousers, and services include cleaning, pressing, repairs, and coat rental.
A fragmentary notice describes David Belasco as a hard worker among American playwrights and criticizes Dante as cloudy in a portrayal of literary figures. It mentions Hiram Spencer living in White Head New Brunswick born in 1822, and Sir Gilbert Parker born in Canada 1502 with ties to Trinity College and journalism.
Fragmentary passage discusses travel fantasies about French chateaux and a desire to undergo a chilling translation of mood. It references Fontainebleau, climate, and contrasts with hot rooms, then shifts to scientific notes on sun temperature, heat, and combustion without clear narrative unity.
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