The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-03-18
Business Mere Mention.

G. K. SHEPARD, auctioneer, Marshfeld, vi.
NEW Tam O'Shanters and caps at the
Misses Fisk.
THERE'S money in using less soap.
Clothes, too.
PICTURES framed as they should be at the
Montpelier Book Store.
LOOK at the bargains in walking hats and
sailors at the Misses Fisk.
THE b. NJ. Shepard Company has a catchy
advertisement on this page.
SOAR contains lye. Lye rots clothes and
eats the fiber. Use less soap.
They are closing out Thermometers at cost
at the Montpelier Book Store.
THE Ralston Health Club Food is adver.
tised on this page by g II. Ferrin.
Z. e GRAHAM pays the highest price for
good second-gro with white ash logs.
ONE Home Comfort range for sale cheap.
Call on A. s. Foster, East Montpelier.
USE less soap. Too much ruins clothes;
rots them; eats the fiber.
No eye glasses are required to read the
advertisement of George Il. Ehle on this
page.
ATTENTION is caused TO the advertisement
of the Albany Business College on page
eight.
The Northern Supply Company has
new advertisement for Ceresota flour on
this page.
ONE lot of all-wool dress goods at seven
teen cents per yard. Come early. Temple
McCuen 90.
ID. A. GUPTIL can furnish safes of all sizes
for farmers, merchants and bank vaults at
the very lowest prices.
The celebrated Blackfast Black Clay
Worsted Suits are advertised on this page
by Adams the Clothier.
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Richardson" Burlington. Read what they
have to say on this page.
VERY interesting reading is the NAM
moth advertisement of the Vermont Farm
Machine Company on page six
GOOD LAND CHEAP-Forty acres of good
land for 500 Write for Florida Facts Free
e. f. Greene, Dade City, Florida.
CHOICE spring novelties are now being
shown by l.. p. & III. G. Gleason. Read
what they have to say on this page.
WANTED-Position on newspaper staff as
reporter. Experience and good references.
Address f. o B., WATCHMAN office.
TEMPLE-MCCUEN Co. have few more
winter garments left that you can buy at
your own price. Come and see them.
THE four-column advertisement OF the
Bradley Fertilizer Company on page six
will be read with interest by the farmers of
Vermont.
THE Stockbridge special complete ma
nures manufactured by the Bowker Fer
tilizer Company of Boston, are vertised
on page three
WE are just opening our new spring lines
OF dress goods, silks, velvets and trimmings
of every description. Temple-McCuen Co.
CREAMERY CANS We have the l.. & G
fOrJy-guart milk cans The best pattern,
and the heaviest made. Peck Brothers,
Montpelier, Vt.
To RENT at No. 90 Hubbard street, with
or without board, desirable rooms, with
bath accommodation, and hot and cold
water in bathroom.
GET genuine DR.. LIE Bruns S. & P. Pills
for ladies' Sold only by authorized agents.
One dollar, at store or by mail, Lester III
Greene, Montpelier, VT, sole agent.
TEMPLE-MoCUEN Co. offer to-day $50 pairs
Of fine suede gloves in assorted tans at
seventy nine cents per pair. Never sold for
less than$1.25
THE imitation Irish poin. lace curtains,
advertised on page five by Gilley & Abbott,
Barre, as a special bargain for next Satur-
day, will not remain long on their counters
at the price quoted.
THE Pierre Savings Bank never deals in
speculative securities, but in tirst-class farm
and city mortgages, paying fair rate OF in
terest. Full particulars OF A. o. Cummins,
Montpelier, vice.president.
la t season Ike L. Hail. druggist, West
Lebanon, Indiana, sold .our gross of Cha u
berlain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
says every bottle OF it gave perfect satisfac-
tion. For sale by 9. Blakeiy, druggist
Montpelier, Vt.
REGIsTEHED JERSEYS FOR SALE Nine
years-old new milch COW, $45; five-years-
old COW, bred December 10 last, S55; three
years-old COW, calf due in six weeks, S65
Known to be healthy. George G. Chandler
Montpelier, Vt.
WANTED.-A young man to work on q
dairy farm. Must be temperate, a good
mixer, and come vel recommended. TIC
the right party good wages and steady en-
ployment will be given. Apply to +. S
Hutchins IN, Worcester, Vt,
THE IDLE HOUR, the attractive trade pub
licahon of the Barnard, Sumner & Putnam
Company, Worcester, Mass, appears agaiI
with the approach of spring. This pubica
ton has become 80 well known to our old
readers tn 1t extended reference TO its cha
acteristcs is not required. For some tel
years this firm has been steady advertiser
in the WATCHMAN. and its name has become
household word to the readers of this
paper. Thousands have become regular
customers OF the firm, and they have found
the house ever obliging and trustworthy
alive to the wants of their correspondent
and successful in supply ing them. The
and all are replete with interesting matter
illustrations and descriptive price-lsts o.
lines OF goods, endl. So in variety, and touch
irg every want of the person and the house
hold. In their editorial notice the firm
say to their customers: ave will place be
| fore you, in as attractive a manner az we can
all that is decreed by the Legislators Of fash
ion as hting the newest the best and mos
desirable products of the spring "a tson
and in doing so will reitera ate what Is al
ready too well known amongst our regula
| trading friends-that oar system of business
transactng is such az altogether preclude
the chance of your being in any way dis
satisfied with what we supply. All good
are ne,U, and the best products of the mar
ket III their respective lines. Moreover
one price is the rule of the store, and chill
can be just as sure of fair and honest treat
ment az the most accomplished shoppe
who ever judged grade of cloth. We pre-
sent our little book this spring In the hop
that its pages will prove more interesting
than ever before, because we strive to max
1t as complete and comprehensive as tn
number OF its pages will allow; and will
leave 1t with you, with our best wishes, 70
a pleasant prosperous and health-givin