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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-23
DRESS GOODS,

One lot Of 2s.lneh Dunble.fold piaids
n wool effects. These are i5c goods
aud 90 sold until nov. They 20 AZ
halfpreo. per yard ....,...,..-..7f se
All eolors and styles in new up.to.date
wool Novelties, many having style
equal 20 55c styles. and very hard
for sou 10 cell the difference. These
we havr s0ld quantities Of al SOC.
Now lnd ourselves with too many
and the price goes down, through
This sale 70, per yard ....,..... z'c
a inch Rainproof Cloth in green and
brown mixtures, our 75c cloth, now
per yard ,.........,-....,- NC
N inch natural finish al wood Chcyiot
In red and navy. great values az
SIC, now 10 reduce a .......... o9c
~ inch Wool Shadow Plalds In light
eolors, our 75c goods, now az .....4Sc
43.lnch shadow Check suitiues, one
Of our beat sl.o0 cloths, now 49,. 6oc
20 inch black and white Mohair, our
75c cloth, now at ................f oc
56.ineh grey Panama in a very nice
shade Of grey, our 500 cloth, now
at ......s.....s...s.. ose
4s.lneh Grey Mohair, extra heavy, for
coats or tailored suits, sl.a5 cloth.
now ..............*t.... .eJc
4a.ineh Black Henrietta, very nice
one and always sold by us for Csc,
now AZ s........+.......... o9c
l2.ineh Black vsnetians, our o5c grade,
now az .........+-..*...... ..o9c
a inch Black orcawana, our sle5 val.
ucs, now at ..................... 69c
81 inch black Shadow Plaid for sepa.
rate skirts, our si.25 cloth, now
AZ ....................s oSe
Please look up this column a second
time and see II you have ever seen such
a liberal reduction for the sake Of re.
ducing stock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-23
WASH GOODS.

One lot 81 best styles In a i5c Toll
Du Nord Bingham. assorted colora.
and now, per yard .......s nc
AT Of our very best lesc a0.inch
Percales IN dark colofs, such as
navy. brown, eadct. red, greys and
black and whites, now, per yard %
one. half case Of ie-inch very best
Cotton Diaper. These are sold At
zoe aud pay a very small profit.
This lot now az but, per piecc SOC
Wider widths not in this kale.l
AT Of our Arnold Henley ssrRcs. These
have sold IN some stores At lec, in
others at 20c. This sale. now at lie
Panama shadow pinlds. These arc
woven colors and for misses school
dresses are the satisfactory kind.
Price has been e0c. Now at, per
yard. .......s+s.*.**ss.s. .lie
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-23
WAISTlNGS.

White waistings These arc sold a.
readily Tor childrcns dresses or ladies
whole costumes.
The first lot comes In checks and
stripes. Some have lacework, others
IN checked designs Goods that we
were getting l5c and lsc for all 70
now Al. per yard ...t............ lie
The second lot Is all Of those 25c goods
that come in mcrccrikod stripes and
imitation 81. Ganl embroidery. which
brat the DOC value and carefully
laundered viii wear as long These
are 25e goods for ............ isc
Lot three. These are the finer numbers
In imported mercorixcd goods that
We have had at 35c and 3sc; now
NJ ..s.......,..s...... -....-.... zoc
Three designs IN Mercerixcd Waist
ings with embroidered elk dots;
25c goods, for ...............io c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-23
SILKS.

A genuine Black silk sale is always
acceptable TO the trade They are al
ways staple and any price allowance Is
considered 80 much in the pocket. Quail.
ity. style and prices were right. Too
many makes the following prices:
q inch Brainerd and Armstrong black
TaGcta. our best si.00 grade, with
words Wear Warranted woven on
the edge, now at, per yard .......7oe
Yard.wid black Taheta, our SIPS
grade, now at .....,,,..'-.,.,' sse
Yard wide Brainerd and Armstrong
black Tatfeta, our sl50, now at
only ..................,..-.....S.i9
Our going It a little too heavy helps
you this time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-23
TABLE LINENS.

These can be bought for Thanksgiving
use and At these prices are exceedingly
cheap. Every piece Of Table Linen, Nap
kins. Tray Cloths, Towels and Doiiies
In this sale.
eiInch all pure Linen Cream Damask,
sold very close At SSc, this sale 40
0o.inch all pure Linen pleached Dam
ask, our Csc Damask, this sale,
only .........t.....s..
<s.Inch an pure Linen BIeaehed Dam
ask, our 75o Damask, this sale, .. SOC
0s.inch Mercerizcd Damask Ia a beau.
tiful quality. Our coo Damask this
sale ............s....... .s.-... .3ss
tThis Is the only Damask we have
that Il not linen, and is a seller At
tho regular price.l
T2.ineh Blcached All Linen Damask in
new patterns with conventional and
scroll, this sale these 500 Damasks
at ..........>..ss..s. .Igc
7s.ineh extra heavy Bleaehed Damask,
a special at $50. We pean that il
could not be made to pdy regular
profit at the price II bought today.
This sale .................. .si.29
These are double Damasks and
great vaiues.l
yard by 2Ii yard Blcached Pattern
Table Cloths that are worth today
Just 1915. Now in this sale at. .s77o
NAPKINS TO match a part Of these
Cioths.l
2 yard by 3 yard Cloths, same grade
as above only longer, worth $3.50.
now IN this sale at ............ s5.3T
These prices look to be incorrect.
They arc the present and advance
prices shown up as you win find
them here.
q Napkins, all linen, our special sl.So
Napkins, this sale at .........-..si.2o
x Napkins to match above Cloths,
value $500. this sale ...........s2.2s
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z Napkins, same grade as the above,
would sell at new price for $3.50,
this sale at ...................ss.75
Yard square All Linen Damask Lunch
Cloths, hemstitehed with ineh-wide
Mexican work. These are orr very
best values, worth sl.75. This sale
at .................... ..Si'so
All pure Linen Hemstitched Damask
Tray Cloths, this sale at ...... .2Sc
tAll linenl
All Linen Damask Carving Cloths
(small sizel this sale ............isc
All Linen Damask Carving Cloths,
good size, this sale ,......s..... use
tGood S5c value.l
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-23
MISSES COATS

These come from 3 years up 70 IA
years Of aee. and a. We hase : great
deal too many, must GEL rid Of these
during the next ten days, before our
Christmas trade begins.
One lot Of these Coats In mixtures
with storm collar, our sos Coat,
now az ...................-. sA'ss
Ono dollar saving 10 the customer
on a cheap Coat.
One lot OF misses Box Goats IN mix
lures with q velvet collar just iiks
ladies'. only smaller. Our s5pS Coat,
now AZ ...........*.s.'...... <. *4'so
One lot Of Misses Box Coats IN good
full hiEe In heavy mixtures with
velvet collar. Our e7.5o Coat. now
&C ..-.s.---.<.s-s.'s.--.as.s''5s
One lot Of Misses Coats large enough
for medium sired ladies In dark mix
lures. Our best style at $1,000. Now
az .a.s1.s~.-a......e.ss-s .HI's5
There are one hundred Coats In the
above assortment TO choose FROM
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-23
By Chas. Klein, Author Of 4The Music
Master
the Production in Its Entirety
Two Years in New York, 8 months
in Chicago and 6 months in Boston.
PRESS QUOTATIONS

The popularity q THE Lion and The
Mouse does not seem to diminish at the
Lvceum theatre, New York World.
The Lion and the Mouse" played to
the largest audiences ever known in the
history of the Park theatre Boston
Herald.
The play the public have been waiting
for--Boston Globe.
The cleanliness Of eThe Lion and the
Mouse" has much 10 do with the estab-
fishing OF its popularity. New York
Telegraph.
The greatest American play seen in
years. Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-23

all White Muslin Waists half all OF W. Coren
including silk and lace Curtains sale prices
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-23
Red stanlps are valuable.

5. J. segel & Co. have just received q
large line of meas and boys knit sweat
ers and jackets of those ever-so.popular
styles with nice large pearl and brass
buttons, on sale for Saturday at special
low prices. DO not fail TO see these
goods before buying. You can save mon
ey while the iron is hot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-23
A. p. ABBOTT & COMPANY

Red stamps secure valuable premiums.
New towels for 25c, SOC, 75c, and s1.O0
each. Veale & Knight,
Thanksgiving eve dance at South
Barre hall Wednesday, November n,
Cilbertson's orchestra. Chicken pie sup
per. Barge leaves City Hotel livery at
1880.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-23
BLANKETS.

Our cheap blankets are all right. We
have too many of the better ones, from
$500 up. These will be sold until cut
down, at a liberal discount.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-23
LADIES' SKIRTS.

Just one hundred skirts more than
We need TO do business with, and here
they are as follows
One lot Of Black Panama Skirts. this
seasons skirts, latest styles, as
good as can be sold at $500 and pay
a profit, now .....s.ss.-..-.ss<. sass
One lot Of skirts in mixtures, new
Skirts, our best s5.os Skirts, now
at s....-..~..s..-s.-s..S4.9s
One dollar saving here.
Ono lot Of Skirts In mixtures. our
$3.50 Skirts, now at .--...-.---ss.ss
One lot Of Golf Skirts that were $500.
now at ..--<..s......-.-.s..- $3.50
One lot of very stylish $3.50 Skirts,
now at .xs.-..~...-..~....s.- s4.os
One lot Of 5000 and 5000 Skirts, .
part Of these arc made from import
ed mohair. Your choice Of the lot
AZ ss..ss.ss*s@s--s.ss-. 80 - sasTo
One lot Of Skirts in black and navy
Panama and Melrose, our best
grades, now at ..s.......-.s..~ .s6.oS
One lot Of $1,000 Panama, Melrose and
Poplin Black Skirts, high class
Skirts, now at ..---s.-a.s.s... $3.50
One $500 Black Wolfe Skirt, one OF
our best for swell trade, now at. 1873
Our sl7OO Black voile Skirt, with
silk drop, now at ..-..sS..s..s. 1898
Please notice that while the above
arc now low priced that they are al
high class Skirts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-23
PILLOW SLIPS AND SHEETS

Too many Of these. Here Is your
price. II won't take You long to figure
that they are very cheap.
One lot Of Bleachcd Pillow slips. 30
BY u inches, best l5e Slips, now
AZ ifia 80 IoiLr
Pillow slips, IS by 80 inches. are lec
Slips, same price, .........t....i 2lzc
ia By 90 Bleached Sheets. That cot
ton will cost CSC, without making
the sheets. Nowat .s..... 4oc
81 by 90 Unbleached Sheets. That
cotton will make cost 63c. Sheets
are now but ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ec
81 by 90 Seamless Bleached Sheets.
That Cotton would make cost SIC.
These Sheets now ........... 7Sc
81 by 90 Atlantic Seamless Bleached
Sheets. Cotton is 3sc per yard, max.
ing cost without making 95c. These
Sheets now at ...+............... sSe
The longer ones but SC more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-23
Prices, 35c, SOC, 75c and $500.
Four Front Rows, $3.50.

Seats On sale Saturday morning at
nine o'clock at hendricks drug store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-23
ABBOTT co A p ABBOTT co A p ABBOTT
1.-THE Daylight Storel
Overstocked Sale Closes Saturday, November 3Otf

the following values they Of the best this sale kinds that can &c USED
oil week to see hou al is going.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-08
THE FAMOUS RED BUCK,
Something About The Observers S
Fair-Haired City Editor-HoW He
Rolted the MaxtOn Convention.

One of the best-known men III
North Carolina is Red Buck. 4heie
are a few scattered and declmated
tribes of Indians left in the Ola NORTH
State, but Red Buck is not one OF these
IF one should address letter TO heo
Buck. Charlotte, n. c. it Would pe
delivered to H. E. G. Bryant at Ih7
office of the Charlotte Observer. Reo
Ruck is a red-headed Scotch-Irishman
of the old Mecklenburg colony. After
he got out of school he went to WORK
on The Observer and on account OF
his flaming locks was dubbed Red
Buck by the editor, Mr.. Calo"en.
It was an office name only for long
time. Then it became state property
and the name Bryant perished.
North Carolina politics was much
disturbed by the populist movement
which, under the leadership OF Marion
Butler and the tutelage Of the repuph-
cans. for time drove the democratic
party from power in the state. AT the
time when the populist movement mad
begun to subside the republican party
was torn by a factional fight. Rec
| Buck went to report the convention.
He stayed in the hall long after the
| chairman had been knocked down
and dragged out. He stayed even
| after scores of razors were t1asn1ns
| suggestions of blood in the gilntlns
afternoon sunlight. He stayed there
after there We're guns drawn. But
finally there came time when Buci'
| Buck decided to go. He left through
the window. 1t was an upstairs
| window.
The next morning Raleigh paper
ihad a black headline: Red Buck Bolts
the Convention AS he has travelled
all over the state and has written hui
man interest stories from every sane
hill and mountain cove, he is known
to every Tar Heel, and some Of hi
fame has even sloshed over into Soutl
Carolina. There is a Red Buck clga1
and a Red Buck brand of corn whiske
although the man for whom they ar
! named drinks not, neither does II
smoke-Frederick j. Haskins Syadi
cate Letter.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-08
AUDITOR WEST HUNTS TIGERS
Armed With InjunctiOns He Invades
the Juugfes-Cosing Charleston
Cafes.

Auditor W. J. West arrived in Char
lesion yesterday with a bundle OF
temporary injunctions from the Su-
preme Court and fastening to the
Sheriff's office, placed them in the
hands of an officer for service On the
proprietOrs of the Charleston Hotel.
the Argyle Hotel, the Occidental cafe,
the S:huetzenplatz, run by the German
Rife Club and the proprietors of the
Isle of Palms. All these places of bus
mess have been restrained from sell
ing intOxicants, the Isle OF Palms per
manently and the other four tempor-
arily.
Rumor coming along with Mr..
West SAYS that a hundred or two more
of these temporary injunctions are
bound Charlestonward to be served
on all places where liquor is said to
be sold-the revenue license list fur
nishins basis for service-and that
Charleston will also have at an early
date a force Of constables, TO be PAID
by the county dispensary board, to en-
sorce the dispensary law rigidly.-
Charleston Dispatch.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-08

The Wilmington Alumni of the
University of n. c., who live in Will
mington will hold their annual din
ner on Friday evening October 18th,
at the Colonial Inn. Proceeding the
dinner which will be elegantly serv-
ed in the hotel dinning room, the
yearly business meeting of the asso-
citation will be held, at which the an
nual election of officers will be held
The Alumni Association is COM
posed of all former students in this
city who ever attended the state
university, it not being required that
a diploma shall have been received
or that a certain length of time
should have been spent at Chapel
Hill, any man who ever entered the
university being eligible for mem
bership.
The secretary of the association
has a list of all the names of those
who are known to have attended the
university and cards have been sent
to these announcing the dinner and
asking for a reply, to be mailed to
the chairman of the committee. Any
old university man, who failed to
receive a card, will know that his
name was inadvertently omitted,
and a card to the chairman will be
all that is necessary to secure a
seat.
1t is the desire Of those in charge
of arrangements to have the largest
gathering of old university men ev-
er held in the city and the event is
looked forward to with great pleas
ure by those who have attended the
other annual gatherings, when the
'boys" were together again and the
old times at Chapel Hill recalled and
lived over again in pleasant memo
ries.
The gathering also serves strongly
to renew and keep alive the ties that
bind the former students to their
alma mater.
The list of toasts and toastmast-
ers for the dinner will be chosen
early this week by the committee.
Among the guests of honor who will
be present at the dinner will be
Judge J. Crawford Biggs. who is
presiding over the term Of superior
cournt now in session in this city
Judge Biggs is not only an alumnus
of the university but was member
of the faculty of the law depart
ment for several years and he IS an
ardent r. ". G. man.
The chairman of the committee OF
arrangements is Louis Goodman
ESQ.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-08
CONFESSED HIS GUILT

Salisbury, n. c., Oct. 5-John David
son, a Young man of good appearance
hailing from Spartanburg, S. C., was
arrested here yesterday afternoon
charged with robbing a man in that
city OF $780, When arrested Davidson
denied being the man but when con-
fronted with undisputable evidence
confessed his guilt and was today tax
en- back to South Carolina.
John o. benson, who for a number
of years was a resident of Salisbury
died yesterday at Christina. Tenn,
where he had been living for some
time. He was stricken with brain
fever and died soon afterwards. He
was a native of Davie county, being a
son of Mr. Felix Denson.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-08
TO HAVE PUBLIC HEARING
I'm Regard to Proposed Location OF
Bridge Over COntentnea creek
i'm GriftOn on October 18th.

The following notice, which is sell
explanatory, was sent out yesterday to
interested parties:
Whereas, good reason exists to be-
iieve that the proposed location or a
bridge over Contentnia Creek, n. G, 70
Oe built by the commissioners OF Plt'
county, N. c., would offer an unreason-
ale obstruction to the free navigation
of said Contentnia creek, it is propos-
ed to hold a public hearing
In order to give you an opportunity
10 be heard as required by the act OF
Congress- approved March 5, 1899, you
are hereby notified that the said pub
tic hearing will be had before me, at
sxrifton N. c., in Langs Hall, at :
O'Clock, noon, on the 18th day of Octo-
az. 1907, where and when you Will be
given an opportunity to be heard IN
the matter.
All the papers will be laid before the
Secretary of War for hs decslon u
will perhaps best suit your purpose 10
submit In writing whatever you may
Ish to present.
BY authority of the Secretary or "as
Earl l. Brown.
Captain, Corps of Engineers, U. ..
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