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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
4
Miss YoungSet finishes shopping early and plans to deliver gifts in person. She chooses items she would like herself and believes will suit friends, such as silk stockings, using careful budgeting and practical taste as guidance. Her approach offers “inside information” for solving Christmas gifting challenges.
Miss YoungSet plans to buy herself a new pair of galoshes and will give her sister a pair too. She notes they are ideal for a Boston winter. Price four dollars and fifty cents per pair at Temple Place First Floor Shoe Store.
Every year a scarf promotion with bright colors. Miss YoungSet gives a fibre scarf with fringe at 2.95 on Winter Street First Floor. A single best friend receives the annual gift. Autographic cameras priced 6.50 to 23.00, Kodak No. 1 Series 2 with automatic focus. Stationery Store Winter Street First Floor offers items.
Miss YoungSet reports the Gift Corridors on the Second Floor overflow with ideas for every budget and recipient. The section offers mailing facilities, Christmas cards, wrapping materials, free wrapping service, and parcel check.
Retail ad notes a major fur coat sale happening before Christmas with wide discounts and limited stock. Stores emphasize early shopping to avoid holiday crowds and assure quality fur selections at reduced prices.
Miss YoungSet promotes a diary titled College Years to help students record four years of memories. The volume, bound in black morocco with gold edge, sells at 5.00 with other styles available. Stationery Store Winter Street Fiat Floor.
Christmas display features Bayberry Candles boxed for the holiday and a variety of hand dipped and decorated candles. Prices range from 2c to 2.50 per box with scents and sizes highlighted for gift giving.
Side hair pieces available for holiday wear in private rooms. Convenient for bobbed hair during difficult growing out stages. Real daylight matching helps ensure a natural look.
A vivid scene on Tremont Street describes Miss YoungSet choosing an evening fan and admiring the artful manipulation of the plume. The piece highlights social grace and the charm of a fashionable accessory in a refined setting.
Massive woodpulp imports clog Mystic Docks as pier sheds and warehouses fill. Boston and Maine offers 15 days free storage while steamers divert to Army Base. Seventy three ships from Egypt, the Orient, India and others, worth about 25 million dollars, face delays over six weeks. Railroads must lift embargoes and supply more cars to avoid steep demurrage charges.
Uxbridge December 14 The Davis and Brown Woolen Company led by A Otis Davis of Worcester announces a 2233 percent stock dividend. Capital stock rises from 15000 to 500000 with the new shares covering part of a 740000 surplus. All 500000 dollars are common shares. The firm makes woolen goods with headquarters in Uxbridge and a branch mill at East Killingly Connecticut.
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