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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
5
An advertising pitch urges Hoosier kitchen buyers to act now, promising relief from labor and heat by choosing a Hoosier cabinet. It touts the large owner base of over 800,000 as proof the product ends excessive toil and lets you sit while preparing meals.
Thousands of women nationwide buy Hoosiers to escape summer drudgery and enjoy a lifetime of use. The ad promises long term savings, aluminum table quality, and a money back guarantee if not delighted, urging readers to inspect now and invest in a Hoosier for lasting relief.
Ars, C.T. Southgate of South Royal invites her husband in the city. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Barnett have returned to New York after a stay at Hotel Barre. Mrs. Katel Fraser arrives in Brattivarn for a Long Street visit. Mrs. G. KE. Perry and son Wayne depart for a weeks visit. De A.C. Post leaves Peary Street for Matteburg New York for a stay. W. Lander leaves for Boston for several days on business related to Routh Male Street. Alveanier plans to return home in Momsen, Kentucky after sophomore year at Dart. Bidewyn Fett journeys near Vermont for several weeks, away from Hlete Street. Mr. and Mrs. Proms K Credéwk recently married in the city and head to work.
Hongknit announces a large in stock release of summer and early fall sweaters with new styles and weights for golf boating picnics and daily wear. The line expands while prices remain unchanged despite war costs.
Readers learn that a wide range of summer underwear styles is available from large stocks. Prices run from 25c to 50c per item and sizes marked for example size 5 yield longer, better-made garments. Mun sing Union Suite is highlighted as a distinct option with better fit and no pulling or sagging.
The ad touts Black Cat Hose with no seam at the foot to prevent irritation, made from Egyptian cotton with linen splices for boys. Priced at 25 cents a pair, the gauze rib top No 160 is offered, guaranteed for color fastness and long wear, with mail order and prepaid postage.
Silkcol ore light weights in Blue Lavender and Black priced at 98c each. Messaline Petticoats offered at 1 1 8 9 8 with many colors and black, previously 3.00. Elite Glove-Fitting Petticoats at 1 9 8 with under dust ruffle and deep flounce in multiple shades. White Seersucker Petticoats 50c each newly received.
Local shop offers odd waists in Silk Taffeta Chiffon Messaline and Crepe at bargain prices. One or two of each style remain from 2.50 to 5.50, two clearance lots at 1.98 and 0.69 each for muslin and striped white grounds. Also featuring Colored Silk waists around 4.10 with dainty stripes and white bases. Some better waists priced to move.
Monday sale at Vaughan's Read ail and bank notice on page four. Residents and visitors recount summer plans from Elmwood Avenue Barre to Kineo Maine and Orange Vermont. Local band performances at Benjamin Falls and town gatherings feature among social notes with multiple arrivals and departures in Barre and surrounding towns.
High life notes include Highland avenue resident's trip to Old Orchard and Allen G. Dix's return from the University of Vermont to Barre for the summer. Mrs Tease of Morrisville and former Barre residents joined Sunday visitors at the Leity. Anne Florence Curley returned to St Albans after a weekend sojourn with Elizabeth Gorman. The Derry family hosted relatives from Washington street while Gladding's trip from Randolph followed the Cutler Conner School reunion at Dewey Park. Jessie McDonald plans Boston business college enrollment after leaving Tallard & Woodruff.
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