Christmas Gift Fashion Offers In Garment Department
The garment department features fashionable gowns suits fur trimmed coats fur sets new blouses blanket robes and silk petticoats priced attractively for Christmas shoppers.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
4
The garment department features fashionable gowns suits fur trimmed coats fur sets new blouses blanket robes and silk petticoats priced attractively for Christmas shoppers.
An ad notes Silk Lisle Cotton and Wool hosiery by brands such as Gordon and Tripletoe offered at reduced prices now before higher costs later. It encourages buying a box as a Christmas gift.
An advertisement promotes Van Raalte glove silk underwear including envelopes knickers vests and camisoles. The line is pitched as a desirable gift choice for women from the famous maker.
The ad highlights Adler's offering gloves for men women and children in all sizes and styles at low prices. It mentions welcome gifts and a display of toilet ware perfumes jewelry gift items ribbons baskets and a basement assortment of table silver cut glass china nickel ware and electric amps.
Government supplied building materials including plumbing lighting fixtures piping and other articles at the North End housing project are being sold. Men attend the site daily to assist customers and many visitors are making purchases.
Otis J. Card of Bath marked his 90th birthday with family and friends at 21 Liberty Street. Son John L. Card and daughter Annie F. Card joined in greetings and a birthday dinner. Card, born in Bowdoinham, moved to Bath to work as a ship carpenter then in the meat business, enjoys strong health, keen hearing, and reads daily. He recalls Bath shipbuilding days and notes a rising demand for bronze and steel castings shifting a local firm’s workload.
The Watson Frye Co new Bath plant, four months active, faces night production to meet demand while the Broad street plant, destroyed by fire, employs about 200 and the new site around 100 workers. A General Electric truck delivered patterns and castings, and a 217 ton order for Nelwor Blower Cox of South Boston was just received before the Bath plant recently turned down further work.
A Biddeford to Portland despatch notes rising Jamaica ginger prices and heavy demand as cold weather boosts illicit sales. Buyers push wholesale offers from 25 to 50 for two dozen bottles while regulators on Maine highways report few seizures and a single bootlegger allegedly earns about 1800 in a week.
Thomas Z Jorneault of Brunswick files an equity suit against Blanch Journeault to recover title to property at Cushing and Mills streets. He alleges he deeded the property to his wife without consideration but with an intent to regain it, and now she refuses to redeed. He asks the court to declare his transfer void.
Bowdoinham residents plan a town wide Christmas program with a concert at the town hall and Christmas tree gifts. Volunteers urged to join committees and bring tree gifts to the town hall Christmas afternoon. Mrs. Leon N. Williams hosted a bridal shower for Miss Melvina E. Williams of Bowdoinham, who will wed Horace Raymond in Minnesota on Christmas Day.
The text explains scrofula symptoms including eruptions neck glands and potential lung involvement. It blames impure air poor food bad water extreme temperatures and lack of exercise, and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a successfully used treatment with Hood's Pills suggested for constipation or biliousness.
Mrs. Margaret A. Parks, 83, widow of David Parks, died Sunday at the Old Folks Home where she had lived 15 years after a long illness. Born in Cardiff, Wales, she was a daughter of Catherine Coleman and lived in Bath for 70 years.
The forty third anniversary of Mr and Mrs Alfred King of 46 South Street was marked by their son John F King marrying Isabelle M King of England in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev Samuel A Evans at the groom's parents home. The bride is the daughter of John F and Margaret King of England. The event occurred in a family setting with no relation beyond marriage. Motorists are advised the Martin's Point bridge is closed for repairs for about ten days requiring a four mile detour starting at Skillin's corner east of the bridge.
Treasury investigators exposed a scheme where scalpers buy War Savings Stamps from holders for cash below redemption value and collect from the government, harming original purchasers. The government has acted, arresting several operators, while law aims for adequate punishment. Mr and Mrs Oliver Moses returned from a trip to Boston and New York City.
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