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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
5
A Boston area sale promotes Siegel Standard ready to wear suits at 16.50 with a free gold filled watch offer. The two day event features 21 styles for men and young men, wool fabrics, and widespread advertising plus stamp promotions and Hamilton coupon exchanges.
Federal investigators seek Lena Bradley tied to a Boston smuggling case stretching across parties at the port. They track her associates, including Nicholas Schram and Honey Mellody, as searches extend from Allston to Temple streets and beyond.
Hart Schaffner and Marx advertises distinct suits for young men with fabrics chosen for color and pattern and models cut to youthful lines. The store offers made to measure or cheaper options at 25 dollars and also 18 to 20 dollar suits as affordable introduction to real clothes quality.
An old Boston advertisement markets clothing at The Continental, located on Washington Street near the corner of Boylston Street, promoting sale items and shop presence in the city.
Seventy five boys and girls from Miss Arlena Newman Rozelle’s juvenile dance class in Dorchester performed a range of national costume dances at Whiton Hall last evening. Dances included the sunshine dance, butterfly dance, sprite dance and rose dance with several pupils and mothers aiding.
Steady rain and floodwaters against sandbags and the levee wall shift conditions at Cairo Illinois. The gauge nears a new record above 6.405 feet, with the surface only inches below the top of the concrete barrier as residents work to avert disaster.
A blaze yesterday at 34 38 Causeway Street caused about $2500 in damages. The heaviest losses fell on owner Sanford Potts and tenants Theodore Cohen and Henry Cohen, with numerous occupants forced to seek other quarters. R Rabinowitz, operator of a restaurant at 4 Causeway Street, suffered minor damage.
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