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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
5
A local store advertises house dresses at 79 cents each with Dutch neck percale styles and apron dresses. Scrim curtains discounted to 2.50 per pair and 1.69 to 1.75. Umbrellas offered at 89 cents each, 26 inches, waterproof with mission handles, a value of 1.25. Limited quantities, early selection advised.
A jumble of items reports barber shops, sales, dances, meetings, and travel. Notable entries note Miss Florence Allen visiting Windsor, a Barre Central Labor union meeting, and Roswell Miles with others en route to Burlington. Local sales ads include umbrellas at Perry’s and baby carriage for sale, plus a warning about Ewen Mackenzie’s auction change.
Four Day's White Sale begins Wednesday morning and closes Saturday night. The sale offers large savings on White Goods just before vacation. Early viewing is urged as goods are worth a special effort to see. Lowest prices ever named in a white sale.
Advertises numerous muslin underwear items priced to move including children's drawers for 10 cents a pair, ladies muslin drawers with hemstitched ruffles, crepe night robes, night gowns, and slips. Notes several lots are one time offer and some items soiled or unsuitable, with prices from a few cents to a dollar.
A local sale offers Ladies Mupglin Drawers, Knickerbockers in combos or separate, new Fa farmers for Indica, Three-T-One Leona Suits at low prices. Babies and Children's dresses half price, long cloths 1205 for 190 per yard, lace and ribbons at reduced rates, Royal Worcester Anniversary Corsets offered at clear discounts, with modeled busts and twine details.
Our line is complete with washing skirts at $1.26 to $4.98, including White Bedford Cord at $1.26 and White Rep skirts at $2.50. New skirt styles from $2.75 to $3.00, plus silk and crepe dresses reduced from $6.75 to $3.98 and silk tipesees at $6.98. Remaining items include colored crepe tireses and wool dresses marked down to $4.98 and $7.50.
Local store promotes deep discounts on colored petticoats and skirts. Items include yarn-dyed satin petticoats at 98 cents, glove-fitting styles at 1.19, and higher end fabrics like messalize and charmeuse at 2.00. Odd wool skirts, silk blends, and rain coats offered at half or reduced prices to clear stock.
Hlibieen's farmburg trimmed drawers at Abbott's for the opportunity to buy scrim curtains at Perry's at greatly reduced prices. The tramstore meeting is at Painters hall with all members urged to attend. Louis Culcagni, recently in Moston, sailed today for Havre France then to Paris Milan and Switzerland before returning.
Rev W R Davenport former pastor of Hechling Methodist church visited Barre and Montpelier yesterday. He attended the annual joint picnic and outing of the Methodist churches of Barre and Montpelier, meeting local congregants and visiting relatives including Mrs John Pascmeden of Richmond and Miss Crawford of Maple Avenue. Vaughan’s advertised silk stockings and muslin underwear featured in local shop window displays.
A noisy retail note reports a white sale at Abbott's and crepe night robes on sale at Abbott's. Perry's advertises house linens priced at 786 each for Saturday. Also mentions Barre Choral Society concert tickets at Red Cross Pharmacy and a community baseball matchup at Territy Park with two pitchers facing off.
Palicoe the town adugur offers puddings at Drown's with strawberry nut sundae and corsets at S00. Vaughan's displays corsets not available elsewhere. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Alex Bello on Harrington Avenue Monday. Indies gauze vests with wide lace yoke seen at Terry's for 10 cents. Barre Clothing store runs a going out of business sale. Second hand sewing machines advertised from 85 cash or time. Singer at 1 Elm Street. Rev John Gullane of the Swedish Evangelist Lutheran Church will hold a meeting at the Presbyterian vestry at 7 30 o'clock Thursday evening June 25 inviting Standinavians. he will stay over Sunday for another meeting to be announced.
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