The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-11
TALK or THE TOWN

/ Women's brown leather sole rubber
heel sport shoes, $3,aS at Shea's. adv
| Fresh supply Of Foss chocolates and
| Page & Shores at browns Drug Store
--adv.
I Regular meeting Of l. @. Q. T. n u
in X. Of p. hall Friday evening at I:3t
o'clock
/ You can save 30 per cent on your
hand bag. See the new ones at Land
er's- adv.
y Everybody wants radio See how
YOU can make one for 60 cents at the
Park theatre Monday adv.
4 Public dance every Saturday night
Quarry Bank hall; Carroll's orchestra.
Special car after dance. adv,
| Mrs. f. G. Adams Of East Walling-
! ford left the City hospital yesterday,
after receiving radiim treatment.
Long distance and general trucking,
| furniture speciality. Granite City
Bottling Works. Tel. 72sM or 746-W
| adv.
N. Pellagi of Mortified and w. H. B..
Perry Of Waterbury, both granite man
ufacturers, were in the city to-day on
business.
Mrs. S. L. Hayward and daughter,
Winnie, of Williamstown are spending
the week with Mrs. Holt Of Washing
ton street.
Nv house at 90 Elm street will be
vacated Sept. and will be for sale or
to rent after that date. Mrs. Nj. i.
Paige. adv.
N N frfa nj n
mental retail dealer of Plainfield, n. j.,
arrived in the city yesterday to pass
several days on business
Gertrude Herring of Boston, who has
been passing few days at the home
of Miss Marion Jones Of Bolster axe
nue., left last evening for her home.
The majority of people are movie
fans, when it comes to seeing Buck
Jones, who will be at the Park Sat
urday in his latest attraction, Troop
er O'Neil.
Special for Saturday; white cup and
saucer, only l0c; e. S. army mugs,
Zoe; heavy unbreakable cups and sau
GERS. Toe each. Abram Fine & Son,
corner North Main and Granite streets.
adv.
If for nominal amount you could in
stall the greatest heating system ever
wouldn't it pay you to investi-
gate the Hero Air Washer pipeless fur
naceY James Nicol, 81 Maple avenue,
phone 67l NJ adv.
A party of young men, consisting Of
John G. Kelly, AL Turtles, Thomas
Grace, James Kelly and Francis Kelly.
all of New Britain, Conn, passed the
night in this city while en- route to
Montreal for short stay.
I John G. Sullivan Of Custom, Ia, a
former resident of Hardwick now
identified with the retail
granite business and public utilities in
Central Iowa, is passing week In this
.ity on business. While here he is Wis
ting his nieces, Mrs. James Bennett
and Mrs, James Devers.
w. NJ. Thomas Of GAINESVILLE, Ia,
niddlewest salesman for the North
Barre Granite Co., is passing a few
lays visit with Alex Duncan and B.
Lncchini Of this city. Mr.. Thomas was
here by his wife and son, ,
making the trip by motor. He plans to
Ittend the granite convention at Il
springfield, Mass, next week before re-
urning home. u
Attention, Victory note holdersi A T
all for redemption on Dec. Is, 1922, of I
bout 81 ,000000,00O Of Az per cent |
rictory notes was issued by the secre-
airy of treasury on July %. The 4A
er cent Victory notes called for pay
nent are those with the letters A, B,
!, ID. = or F, prefixed to their serial d
umbers. The 424 per cent Victory v
otes bearing any of these letters r
rhich have been left with this bank for
afe keeping will be sent in for pay
rent without any further action on C
he part of the owners. When we re- L
Give the money for the notes, we will {
redit Il on the customers savings ac- Il
punt, unless we receive instructions q
} dispose of it otherwise. Anyone who h
as their Victory notes either in their
sfe deposit box or elsewhere may p
ring them in and we win attend to s
ne redemption. Dec. Is, 1922. is the v
ey set for payment and interest ceases ri
fter that date on all notes called. PEG "
les National bank of Barre.-adv. s.
Al.