Half price sale on white lawn waists
A local store offers white lawn waists at 95 cents each, about half price, with some items slightly soiled or mussed from handling.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1907
Page
7
A local store offers white lawn waists at 95 cents each, about half price, with some items slightly soiled or mussed from handling.
New York report reveals Frederick Graul a nurse in the alcoholic ward was bitten by a rabid youth after a desperate struggle to subdue him. Louis Schmidt a telephone operator at the Irving Hotel died from hydrophobia contracted July last. Graul’s wounds were serious and further attacked by Herbert Jamison who aided Graul. Public alarm grows over Graul’s condition.
Rumor says William Waldorf Astor will marry the Countess of Westmoreland once she secures a divorce from Lord Westmoreland. The estranged couple have lived apart for years, the countess 35 with two children and Astor 60, amid wealth and society chatter in London.
In an uncontested session of the Superior Court yesterday Chief Justice Aiken granted five divorces. Cases included desertion and cruel treatment, with humorous remarks from the judge about using dummy names like Richard Roe.
Della Brown of South End files a habeas corpus petition in the U S Circuit Court seeking release from the Sherborn reformatory. Convicted of keeping a disorderly house, she was sentenced to six months, then appealed to receive a year at Sherborn on January 4. She claims the offense was not indictable and not punishable by state imprisonment, naming keeper John R Gerrish and return set for January 16.
Hannah L. Sweeney died suddenly Sunday night at 10 30 at her brother James F. Sweeney’s home after a brief pneumonia. Funeral from her Maynard home with a requiem high mass at St Bridget's Church at 10 tomorrow morning. She was active in church work in Maynard and leaves three brothers.
After a week of campaigning the Harvard freshman class will elect its officers tonight. Five candidates seek the presidency and rivalry is evident for the presidency, vice presidency and secretaryship between the Gold Coast and the Yard factions.
A garbled price list shows beds, pedestal tables, and chair seating with multiple prices. Items include Bedwars, Round Table, Pedestal Table series, and Box Seat Dining Chairs with various price points such as 6.98 21.98 3.89 5.98 8.69 14.00 9.98 22.00 16.98 25.00 17.69 29.00 21.89 15.00 24.00 30.00 18.00 20.09.
Fine imported china sets featuring full late Pot and six matching thin chocolate cups. Beautifully decorated and tinted. Regular value two dollars fifty cents, offered at a special price.
Advertises a large varied stock from a New England shop with a bold claim of the greatest assortment. Details include novelty items and Horseshoe brand wringers with ball bearings, easy running, reversible boards, 11 inch rolls, and a three year guarantee. Prices shown as regular 4 5 8 down to 9c 24c 29c 34c 39c 45c 49c.
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