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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1909
Page
5
Display ad promotes lace curtains suitable for home refresh. Emphasizes quality and savings with price points from 50c to 3 50 per pair. Claims best possible values and invites customers to compare. Includes references to new rooms and house cleaning as context.
Geo the T cent dime till at Perry s. a tale of cotton put in the yard at The Vaughan Store. Fred Hagean returns home after a few days visit. Mr and Mrs Tiklen visited neighbors in Brookfield and Northfield yesterday. Get relief from black fly bites when fishing. Shooter Shout will do it Red Cross Pharmacy has it. Meeting of Japite City lodge tonight at 7. Notarization of officers for business. Get photos at Pork Beckley s studio over National Bank of Kare portraits post cards commercial copying and view work. Gull mud abe samples and share your work. satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs M Gerard arrived from Italy to visit and will meet John Robertson in Pin vey lek at his home during a courtly evening. A two sphere of oe ount and thin evening Welock In Painters hall is announced. Mr and Mrs W H Paine of Granite Ville depart for a two week vacation to Pittsfield New York and Philadelphia. George Latch of Brooklyn rendered a solo at the First Congregational church. Poole has been in Pee’ Fercels closing services. Retail clerks and regular visiting hours noted. A Spirit ritualist class meets Wednesday June 9 at 7 o clock in Unity South Barre. Mira Bethel private school holds a drill day with students Gladya Hond Renee Boil May One Spear and Ruth Orber. A trio by Winston Brows Marion Jones May Beyes is mentioned. Cartouche at the Dijon theatre is featured as a foreign film with a patriotic tale Dear Yankee. Advertisements and church service plans for July are outlined. The Wig advertising clerk search ends Saturday with a prize of $1 to the right entry, announced tomorrow. Green rate updates are promised each week.
Dressy yet sturdy Rubber Tired Road Wagons priced from sixty dollars to one hundred twenty five dollars. Guarantee of satisfaction backed by strong demand this season. Limited stock of farm and business vehicles remains with special bargains. Cutler offers a premier line of harness noted for quality and value.
A P Abbott Co advertises drastic reductions on remaining spring stock. Limited large size suits at 10.00 and 12.50, plus 16.00 odd suits in various colors. Styles include 14 inch coats and full circular skirts. quantities limited as stock moves fast.
Prominent department store offers tailored ladies suits priced around 820.00 and 826.00 with varied styles including 86 inch length coats and seasonally styled skirts. The ad highlights diverse cuts like cutaway and straight fronts, urging customers to view the sample rails before the assortment breaks.
Cheaper and stylish ladies suits offered in cotton linen blends. Prices include 6.60 for a linen colored suit in a coat and skirt style, 8.76 for a natty repp linen set, and 10.00 to 12.50 for white linen and repp pieces with decorative insertion. catalog highlights coats around 36 inches long and various trims.
New suit models arrive with nearly every express shipment and special offers can be arranged on short notice.
A jumble of names and errands from a town: A P Abbott Co seeks two table girls at Hotel Otia. various residents travel to Burlington Boston Highgate and Hemmingford for visits. firms sell goods and a D A Perry estate sale occurs. A school contest and foresters meeting are announced. miss McKenery and Roland Robin wedding planned. a river accident reported with a man saved. Goddard commencement events outlined.
Graniteville prepares a Tuesday 4 45 PM clash as Toll team faces Rare Independents at Graniteville. Comuakey lines up for Graniteville, McDonald observes, Qume sets pace, while hraneh Na and Alvin McLeay contribute. Bee Cor reports from Graniteville.
Mothers gain peace of mind as boys stay fresh in wash suits. The textile shop touts new fabrics and features this season with price points from 50 cents to 3 dollars. The ad promises durable, easy care clothing that reduces laundry and worry for families.
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