The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-03
NEW DRUG STORE.
Barre Drug Co. to Have Its Opening
Tomorrow Morning.

| Tomorrow morning marks an epocl
| in the life of the Barre Drug Co., whei
it opens the doors of its new store ant
invites the public Of Barre to inspec
it. Excellent arrangement OF depart
ments, tastefully installed illumina
ton and pleasing amount OF foo
space are the most noticeable feature,
of the store.
In many drugstores some OF the de
partments have been sacrificed to 9th
ers, particularly the musical depart
ment. This is not true in the case oi
the new Barre drugstore. Every de
partment is on an equal basis, and each
is SO situated that there is no enroach
ing or overlapping. Each has its owr
particular place.
The entire establishment has been
fixed up in the most modern manner
The soda fountain has all the latest
devices. Fruit wells, protected by a
special patented top to prevent the en-
trance Of dirt and flies, are only one
instance Of this. The fountain is a 90
foot united one, is self -refrigeratin2
and made in manner which insures
heathful conditions. Two draft sta
tions and two sinks are added features
The entire stand is. composed of slate
and marble, not a bit of wood being
used in its manufacture.
The new store has branched out in a
new direction with its opening, and has
installed complete line of Pathe phon-
ographs and records. The rear of the
room has been chosen as the best place
in which to show these machines, as
there the customer may have the feel
ing of secusion desired in many in
stances. The ample space in the build
ing also gives listener an opportunity
Of hearing a record at slight distance,
allowing better opportunity to gain
the full tone at its best advantage. 1t
is safe to say that there is no better
fitted out record and phonograph de-
partment in the city.
As a special feature. the manager s
Office is in the rear lefthand corner,
and is raised to height sufficient to
allow survey of every section of the
room. Directly underneath is a mod
ern laboratory for the preparation of
prescriptions, well fitted out, and in
easv reach of the various drugs re-
quired
In the establishment of the tobacco
department the management has again
expanded, in an effort to offer the pub
lie the best there is TO be had in that
line of goods. and has obtained the
agency for the United Cigar store,
carrying the best of cigars at the most
reasonable prices.
To a customer the appearance of the
new store is one of the best. There is
a large amount of open floor space, and
it is in a compact form, rather than in
extended alleyways, The woodwork is
mission finished in pleasing green,
the walls washed with an attractive
grayish green, and the ceiling of spot
less white, dotted now and then by
modern light fixtures, well placed and
assuring the public of soft light,
clear, yet not dazzling.
The front of the store contains three
large show windows, and was designed
BY +. J. Bolen of Boston. the architect
for the Black Theatre Co., to corre-
spond TO the front of the new Black
theatre now in process of construction.
Two entrances appear, one fronting
Main street, close to the expected exit
If the theatre. and the other facing
iiagonally up toward City square.
The new store will be under the man'
,gement of Charles Zsnleoni, jr., and
Joseph Zanleoni. They viii be assisted |
" J. +. Pheulpin, who has been en-
,loyed in a similar capacity in Boston
ID TO the present time. The soda foun
ain will be under the direction of |
Brunette Chiardi, who will have Ben
ioule, formerly employed at Landers
,iear store, as his assistant.
The store win be open to the public
or the first time tomorrow morning.
everyone will have an opportunity to
'bserve the modern equipment, the we'll
ighted interior, and the well arranged
epart tments. and nothing but a good
,pinion of the establishment, it is