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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
3
The advertisement lists fabrics including Crex Rugs and Seamless Wiltana Velvet Rugs with sizes 4.6x7.6 and 8.3x10.6, and linoleum options 9x12 and 2 yards wide. It also details Economy Garments with discounted two piece and one piece house dresses, kimonos, silk negligee, blouses and waists with marked sale prices.
Odd lots and damaged linens include damask tablecloths napkins and towels. Items feature sizes 2x2 yards and half linen towels with prices from fractions to several dollars. Pickup at Tremont Street fourth floor.
White enamel iron beds reduced from 10.00 to 20.00 now 7.45 to 14.95 Silk floss mattress ticks offered. Shepard box upholstered spring at 28.45 National wire springs in all sizes 6.95 Felt mattress 18.95 odd pieces mahogany oak willow rattan and fancy furniture 20 percent off marked prices. Winter Street Fourth Floor.
Captain Winthrop M. Allen of Pittsburg, with the Coast Artillery in France, married Countess Maycorel daughter of the late Maurice El, French ambassador to Russia. The January 17 ceremony occurred at the bride's mother Mme Borel's Paris home, with a reception by Ambassador and Mrs. Sharp for Pershing staff officers at Chaumont.
A mob in Monroe lynched Sampson Smith a Black man convicted in Columbia yesterday of murdering Blanchard Warner a white man The jury spared him from capital punishment and the sheriff transporting him for safety was overpowered during the move
The Manchester Guardian reports the Anglo American Society will gift the Barnard statue of Lincoln to Manchester. The paper notes Manchester petitioned for the piece and cites historic ties with America and Lancashire’s Civil War trials as grounds for acceptance and a lasting memorial.
Ali Zilpho, 26, of 63 Clayton street, was grievously wounded in a daylight robbery planned over a grudge. An accomplice helped James Piscona, 17, of 184 Grafton street, flee with $187. police later recovered the money. Piscona faces serious charges as Zilpho lies injured in hospital.
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