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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
5
Bargain on Saturday offers Muslins Organidies gel yards at 9 cents with sales requested. Parasols displayed in varied prices from 1.25 to 4.00. Children’s fabrics priced 20 to 1.50. Includes 10 pieces of Figured ing for 12 1-2 and 15 cents per yard.
Local items note taunts at a sale location and a grocery, lawnmower prices and delivery, medical travel to Montreal for a health specialist, new stock at Kenyon & Up’s Bargarle Store, and June bank hours. Also mentions Mrs Gilbert Phillipe and Miss Krome J Phillips traveling from New York, sports report on Italian Athletic Association baseball at the Rangers’ Grounds, and a D A Perry Real Estate ad selling Main Street property at assessed price.
A lively page lists cinema pictures at the Gall and at the Ron Vakery in Old Lanans, plus a Perry's souvenir yard sale. Mr and Mrs Edward Ramson joined a Whitehall excursion, while mused items include a Mokinniny Music batch of songs at ten cents each and a crafted outfit sale for boys at ninety cents. James W Gould and J Segel Co advertise a Saturday bargain: a Dall suit set with knickerbockers and accessories, urging early purchase as stock will not be duplicated.
A fragmented notices page reports Jay D. Hillar visiting eastern cities and a special sale at ND Co featuring ice cream freezers and remaining lawn mowers. Miss Grice Hygte of Alliston, Mass spends months with cousins Irving and Mrs Bean for health. Mrs Richard Bradley joins a quartet at a New England Protection gathering. Jamon W from Vermont attends a national committee meeting in Shibage. Willis Bean visits Brockton as his sister Georgia Wilbur hosts in Barre. Willis wed June 2 in Brockton.
Readers are urged to join this Sunday and every week for planned excursions. The note promises lunch baskets available for purchase and suggests bringing a purse or money to cover the meal.
A P Abbott offers a wide display of wash suits for summer. Many styles in linen and plain white linen feature Prince Chap cuts, deep plaits, and folded skirts. Prices range from 5.98 to 13.00, with multiple colors and finishes highlighted for the season.
Various items include A P Abbott Co and Mrs Michael of Northfield selling cabbage plants, fruit deals from New England Fruit Co, private sale at City Auction rooms, travel notes about L Toowen and others, church meetings at Presbyterian and Altar Guild, florist and beauty services, hotel arrivals, a Spau lding high school alumni banquet, and Roach Brothers cinema plans for a new feature A Hold-up at Caliberia with Daniel Roach singing Love Makes the World Go Round. locals attend, visit, and shop in town events and sales.
A list of grocery prices and items including lemons at 12 pounds per dozen, turnips, beef, corned beef, corn, cucumbers, beans, cabbages, lettuce, bananas, oranges, strawberries, No 1 chickens, lamb, eggs, and dairy products. Prices vary by item and quantity as posted by the market vendor.
The belated opening with a complete stock will be Saturday. Visit to see a great variety of cakes including Cream Puffs at 1 cent each and a selection of Egg Layer Raisin Citron Pound and Light Fruit Cakes. We deliver free by phone 232-13. Merry Widows at 1 cent a dozen and a loaf of Mothers Bread available.
A woman shops around and compares before buying while a man shops by habit. Each year more men seek value beyond attractive exterior. Prices £10 to $25 signify little without examining the suit. We emphasize getting what you pay for and welcome comparison. We Clean Press and Repair Clothing.
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