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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
5
Local retailer slashes prices on white muslin underskirts in a heavy clearance. Embroidered skirts now $1.75 to $2.50 original tags, trimmed varieties down to $1.50 and 75 to 85 cents, as stock is reduced to manage excess inventory. Bold discount signs highlight dramatic savings for buyers.
The Times advertises a six day sale ending Saturday night before July 4. Packed with low prices on many goods, the entire page features money saving articles. Shop early to take part in this limited event.
Fragmented page notes a Variegated event schedule with mentions of a new Broce orchestra and a wine and prescription sale at Bed Cromy Pharmacy. It includes scattered lines about Dr Diego Delfino, Italian phrases, and mentions Hull olive In oration governlo with adults and children, all appearing as jumbled diary-like announcements.
A garbled 1910 era notice recounts a Republican caucus schedule in Vermont with references to candidates for three seats, a county committee meeting, and a state convention. Names are partly legible, with events at Perry’s and Woodbine hotel, plus a ceremony on July 18 1910 at 10 00 am.
Prices slash on many spring wash fabrics with limited quantities, including dark gray prints, light prints, ginghams, chiffons, muslins, Madras, Percale, and colored linens. Yard rates emphasize significant reductions from regular prices, urging quick purchase before stock runs out. Several lots list per yard figures and highlight new styles and colors available at sale prices.
Overstocked hoses offered in limited quantity with a sample price noted. Purchasers may buy 260 pad supporters at 12 dollars per unit, while supplies last. Local retailer markets a clearance style sale with emphasis on bulk discounts.
A verbose sale notice urges immediate purchase of heavy cotton pillow slips in two sizes and assorted sheets at discounted prices. It emphasizes a one week only sale with lower prices to prevent markdowns and to keep items looking fresh, urging buyers to act now for current or future use.
A fragmentary ad describes colored house dresses and two piece dresses in various materials. Prices range from 1.40 to 2.10 for different styles, with remaining stock noting discounts on Porcale and Tack Mercorizes two piece gowns and other styles in multiple colors.
A local dress sale offers silk dresses in various styles at one fourth off regular price. Odd Drewes and Drees types priced to clear, including one and two-plea lines. Black Silk Dresses previously at 18.00 now 18.50. colored braided dresses reduced to 12.88.
Vintage sale notice offers several Ladies White Dresses in mixed condition. Dressees include various styles, some sunfaded or slightly soiled, priced from two dollars to under five dollars, many previously selling higher. Limited quantities remain, with final markdowns across several fabrics and finishes.
Advertises white lawn and long cloth fabrics for dresses and undergarments. Highlights thirty three inch white Persian lawn, long cloths, and muslin undergarments with various price per yard. Mentions light and heavy fabrics, baby dresses, and hosiery items in a period retail tone.
A newspaper ad touts deep discounts on damask and linen goods. It highlights bleach and unbleached damask, pure linen, and damask patterns with per yard pricing. The sale targets hospitality buyers, offering reduced stock and heavy discounts on table linens, napkins, towels, and towelings.
Sale prices apply to Hosiery Underwear Corsets Ribbons Children s Hats Laces Hamburgs Bed Spreads Silks Children s Dresses Parasols Ladies White Waists Tailored Suits Long Coats and Black Petticoats as advertised in Saturday s Times.
A jumble of brief social items notes visits and movements around town. Clarence Foley visited Stows to work while Mrs. Alexsnier Murray traveled to Portpee for a family visit. Miss Therran Scott went to Burl tee ale sonnning with relatives. Karl Macvember of Manchester N H spent time with relatives in the oily before returning home. Marion Ransty of Waterbury visited Laros in Stan eS. A relative of William LaCasse prepared to move to Batingtn with kin. couples plan to pass a few days. Subordinate notices mention cards due by July 2 for six monthly ends and an auditing committee.
Ingested notes refer to a local scene with names such as Brent and Torrington. Epiphanic details mention Earl French of Hopton expected to arrive for a visit, with a clerical figure wearing a union badge. A recording secretary and others are noted amid scattered fragments and city interactions.
Tub Suits! This is Wash Suit Season and the young Busters should be well supplied. We have splendid Wash Suits that will retain their size and color after aoon in the tub. There is a great variety of washable materials such as cheviots tatens ducks chambreys etc. Some styles of an Bautectncty trimmed. Sailor or Russian It sees to 10 years. Priced atSoc 75c 1.00 to 3.00 Our Wash Suits are far cheaper in the end to the bargain counter sort.
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