Special Saturday 10c Pair Children Hose and Ribbons
Special Saturday offer on children hose at 10 cents per pair featuring double knee and reinforced heel and toe. Stock up with 20 pieces of fancy ribbons in all colors for 10 cents per yard.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
5
Special Saturday offer on children hose at 10 cents per pair featuring double knee and reinforced heel and toe. Stock up with 20 pieces of fancy ribbons in all colors for 10 cents per yard.
An old paper ad lists Moore and Owen in Montpelier offering items for sale. It promotes Skeeter Shoot repellent for bites and a discount at The Art Store on silica products and pillow tops. H. W. Medardson and S. J. Segel Co advertise mail carrier uniforms in blue wash material priced seven cents per item.
The sale closes Saturday and features values echoed by many customers. A record of sales is cited as proof of the sale's popularity.
The senior exhibition at Montpelier seminary featured readings and performances. Mix Allen R. Hill opened with The Danger of Discouragement, Lola I. Sargent presented The Revisions of Friendship, and Otin Bilthers spoke on The Wireless Telephone and future telegraph work. Gladys Hammond warned against boredom misused, Haines and Thacher offered a piano duet, Bernard discussed Training of Thought, Beth Wheeler presented The Life of Helen Keller, Vena Boyden debuted with The Winter’s Wailinby, Alfred D. Simpson spoke on The Greatest Ciders and admiration for Washington. The event highlighted varied talents and inspirational themes.
List of unentled men and women letters at Barre post office for the week ending Time 18 108 includes numerous names such as William Able J Armstrong Peter Bouskey Wilbert Ragsett Frank Blewin John Benjamin A Casseltini Fred Colman James Clark Wilfrid Chal ifoux Currier Irving Duprey Henry Edwards Joly Frasier Wim Gussie Hoyt Hill John Hoses Wr Hendry Jondro Win Jameson W Ken wdy W F Keason Alonno Mapents Jonte Moaso James Murry F McKenzie Ossala C J Pillsbury Edordo Porugat Robert Quiler Jas U1 anew C Roxie Ov Luigi Reyneul A TH Laith Oliver Stony homtn Weaver Ednant William Merton Whitney Sam Watts Myron Whiteow Women Mis 3 0 Abee Carpenter Ela Den Mra Toy Dockis 3 Kyle Darnipart Reelen Grose Mre PoE Hurlbert Mes Hattie Lamberton Mig MM Aikdie Mitchell Mra 4 Melee derrade McCiam sre BS Parker Sra oe ELS Rory aoe
A lively list of local visits and shopping notes fills the page. Boston residents like Mr. and Mrs. Parrand and Miss Medofine J. Williams are visiting friends in nearby towns, while others return from trips or plan weekend outings. Store specials, fresh fruit, and a soda shop offer await the reader.
A local sales notice highlights discounts on wash goods and apron ginghams at Ge per yard. The event features tables of varied fabrics including colored striped pongers and a last day Saturday push with odd lots and vivid hues.
Bargain sale offers pillow slips in sizes 42 by 96 and 45 by 56 at 206 each, bleached cotton sheets and bed covers at 650 each, plus assorted bleached shirts. Limited stock, sale closes Saturday evening.
The garment department advertises ready to wear lines expanded to include latest ladies wear. Short coats and rubbriied grate items offered every day with specials on linen linens and wash suits. Children’s colored dresses also featured at discounted prices with sales starting at 10 o’clock.
A cluttered ad page lists five days of pale summer goods from A P Abbott & Co and various stores including Perry's Smith & Cummings and Switch & Outings. It mentions cabbage and celery plants, dimities and lawns, inexpensive coats, and a theater showing Oliver Twist with a note about Dickens. Also notes about a Italian Athletic club match and local deliveries.
Wash Suits Put the Little Fellow in a Wash Suit and let him play his hardest. Our assortment of Wash Suits this Season is very complete with prices from 50c to 3.00. We Clean Frees and Repair Clothing.
Saturday bargains span all lines of Green Vegetables Fruits Meats Berries by the bushes Watermelons are red ripe Lobsters plentiful and fresh boiled New Potatoes and Wax Beans offer 3 quarts for 25c Visit the store any time Saturday or evening to find neighbors there and more customers.
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