The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-05-27
Business Mere Mention.

USE less soap-better for clothes.
A FEW boarders wanted at No 12 Liberty
street
LOWELL DIAMOND EXCEL BICYCLES, $50, at
Peck Brothers
To RENT.-Two desirable small tene-
ments. j. Poland.
Now is the time and Towner's the place.
Baby carriages at cost.
CRooUET and tennis goods at Ehe's book
store are advertised on this page.
Do not overlook the new advertisement
Of " Ceresota" flour on page five.
washings or work by the day.
Mrs. l.. Call, No. 2 Nicholas Block.
HAVE you seen the bargains in childrens
muslin hats and bonnets at the Misses Fisk?
TAKE a look at the Imperial Lawn Mower
advertised on page five by Barrows & Peck.
NOTE the special bargains for next Satur-
day, advertised on page five by Gilley q
Abbott.
Go in and look at the "Reliable" summer
stove advertised on page five by Barrows
| & Peck.
The lye in soap rots clothes; use less
! Iye by using less soap. Do both by using
Harmless"
On this page Adams the clothier has
something to say about the Lamson & Hub
| bard straw hats.
On page eight Barrows & Peck have cut
! of the celebrated Baldwin refrigerator
handled by them.
SOME special Decoration day bargains
are offered on page eight by the B. M
! Shepard Company.
PECK BROTHERS advertise on this page
| sOme of the seas enable hot weather goods
handled by this firm.
The lye in soap rots clothes; use less lye
by using less soap. Do both by using
" Harmless"
d. A. GUPTIL can furnish safes of all sizes
| for farmers, merchants and bank vaults at
the very lowest prices.
DESIRABLE garments and suits at greatly
reduced prices at l.. p. & Ii. g. Geasons.
See their space on this page.
In the spacs on this page reserved for
"The Richardson Burlington, some spe-
cial values in corsets are mentioned.
bedrock prices on curtains, bicycle suit
ings, etc, are quoted on the fifth page by
the Barnard, Sumner & Putnam Co.
For SALE.-Mrs. Julia M. Durant's house
on Main street. For further particulars in
quire of 7. j. Deavitt, Montpelier, Vt.
The strong and easy-running Stearns 1"
aud the best value in medium.priced bicy-
cles at j. j. Williams store, Main street.
Those crash and linen suits advertised
on this page by A. D. Farwell, are very de-
sirable for hot weather. The price is low.
CAMBRIo shrt-waists at low prices are
amoug the bargains for next Saturday ad-
vertised on this page by r. s. Currier &
Co., Barre.
FARMERS and everybo else will read
with interest the new advertisement OF W.
+. Colby, the leading Barre Furniture
dealer, on this page.
DELICATE ladies, take great restorative.
DR.. LIE Bruins S. & P. Pills. One dollar, at
store or by mail. Lester II. Greene, sole
agent, Montpelier, VT
ADDITIONAL proof of the excellence Of the
Improved United States Separator is given
in the space paid for by the Vermont Farm
Machine Company on page six.
WANTED-An experienced agent. Good
pay and permanent employment TO first
class man. None other need apply. Ad-
dress Dr. w. A. Bemis, Montpelier, VT
GREAT clearance sale at T. s. Brophy &
Co.'s Thursday May 28 One day only.
Jackets, capes, suits and children's REFERS,
separate skirts and wash suits. This is a
genuine mark-down sale. 7. s. Brophy q
Co., 18 State street.
REAL ESTATE is the safest form of security
as it is the basis of all values. 1t is lower
to-day in South Dakota than in any state OF
equal fertility in the northwest, hence q
security based on it will enhance in value
and be doubly secure
1T is said that Richard Golden has tried
hard on many occasions to break himself OF
luo ITOuJy udDlt, Uuu always Win poor sue
cess. "Old Jed sticks to him like a burr
to heifer. Good actor that he is, versatile
and clever, the public like him best in the
homely character of the big-hearted old
landlord of Prouty's tavern. They applaud
him in comic opera and laugh at him in
laugh and cry by turns, and cheer him tC
the echo when the curtain falls BY the
way, if anybody hereabouts has not seer
Golden's "Old jed" he or she will have
an opportunity to do so on Friday evening
May 30, when the famous play of New Eng
land home life will be presented at the
Opera House.
How TO TREAT A WIFE" First, get
wife; second, be patient. You may have
great trials and perplexities in your bust
ness, but do not, therefore, carry to youl
home cloudy or contracted brow. You
wife may have trials which, though of lesl
magnitude, may be hard for her to bear
A kind word, tender look, will do won
ders in chasing from her brow all clouds o
gloom. To this we would add, always keel
a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy II
the house. 1t is the best, and is sure to b,
needed sooner or later. Your wife will
then know that you really care for her ant
wish to protect her health Pacific HEALTH
Journal. For sale by O. Blakely, druggist
Montpelier, vt.
THERE are bands and bands. Some mak
noise, others music. In reference to Sousa'
Band, New York critic writes: "Sousa'
Band Is unique; an institution by itself;
purely concert band without regimental o
parade connections Of any kind, and its in
strumentaton is for the concert stage, ant
the effects therefore are beyond the reacl
OF other bands. Sousa Is also leader b,
himself, unapproachable in his method
and magnetism by no other. The organiza
tion has no rivals" To question the sue
cess OF the coming concert il to question
the taste and discrimination and love of mu
sical enjoyment of our citizens. The com
ing OF such an organization with such
leader, and such solo artists as Miss Mimi
Tracy, soprano, and Mr.. Arthur Pryor
trombone, is rare event in musical history
and will Of course be generally and eagerl
. embraced. At Armory Hall on Monda