Fridays at Hilene's Special Sales Event
Hilene's closes out the week with special sales on remaining models and pieces. Some items lack sizes or cannot be restocked, prompting deep discounts on unsold lots.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
4
Hilene's closes out the week with special sales on remaining models and pieces. Some items lack sizes or cannot be restocked, prompting deep discounts on unsold lots.
A notice remarks some lots are very small and often sell out early in the day. It states this runs counter to the usual practice of advertising only items with sufficient quantities to meet daily demand.
An annex details numerous lots not advertised for children up to 14 years, including girls in the 14 year category. The notice outlines a sale for babies to Miss Annex Cene with unspecified additional items.
Emma O Payrow was found murdered in the Lafayette apartment hotel at 200 Columbus avenue. Police believe a youth employed by the victim aided the crime and fled with four rings valued at about 800 and $50 in cash hidden under a bed pillow. Doctor ruled it a murder with a single ear wound. George Leak is sought for questioning.
The Well-Informed demand a simple pleasant laxative and the California Fig Syrup Co. offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a known safe remedy. Physicians sanction it for family use due to wholesome components and gentle prompt action. Buy only the genuine product manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. at fifty cents per bottle.
Springfield, July 22. Clement W. Kirkpatrick, who wed his stepmother several years his senior, was greatly agitated yesterday upon learning that Massachusetts statutes render the marriage void. The clergyman who officiated will be asked to explain the ruling.
A swarm occupied a letter box on East street in Northampton and resisted post office and police attempts to collect mail for hours. The letters were finally rescued and backstamped mail late.
Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte commented on the U S Court of Appeals reversal of the Landis fining Standard Oil Indiana. He urged Supreme Court review if possible and called for a government appeal and law reform to allow appeals in criminal cases. Bonaparte said he would not discuss trial plans until opinions are read.
Lawyer Robert H. Bowman drowns in Muddy River Back Bay Fenway after a rotten life preserver fails. The death prompts an inquiry led by Park Commission Chairman Charles E. Stratton to determine responsibility and prevent recurrence.
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals reversed Judge Landis and set aside the 29 240 000 fine on Standard Oil Company of Indiana. The case is remanded for a new trial. The panel included Judges Grosscup Baker and Seaman who criticized Landis handling of the case and questioned if he acted above the law.
Miss Evelyn Walsh daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Walsh was secretly married in Denver to Edward B McLean son of Mr and Mrs John R McLean of Washington. The engagement was announced three weeks earlier and the wedding was not expected until autumn.
Governor Guild and Lieutenant-Governor Draper headed a committee that met to verify the Banks statue inscription and settle related controversy soon. Paul Sterling Jr. of Melrose, a Banks descendant, attended as family representative, while Civil War veterans offered views. Rev Paul Sterling Sr., Banks' son-in-law, is the principal New England authority on the subject.
The Spinners Union of Fall River votes to withdraw from the sliding scale wage agreement with the textile council and manufacturers' association. The three months' notice ends the pact, affecting about 150 workers and signaling likely actions by other unions.
St Josephs parish in Medford announces a big field day at Combination Park for next Saturday. Four baseball games an automobile race two horse races a full sports program a band concert and dancing plus entertainment for young women are on the agenda. Rev Father Thomas L Flanagan directs and Rev Father John J Murphy is general in charge.
Officials quarrel over responsibility for life preservers after a Fenway drowning. Stratton says investigation ongoing and public report pending, while Humane Society argues park department must supply and inspect gear. Captains and inspectors dispute roles and caution lifebelts alone cannot save lives.
Mayor Hibbard voices alarm at department expenditures and warns of a record deficit. He urges all heads to live within appropriation and submits July 24 estimates, noting state tax increases and reserve fund strain require strict economies.
In Freiberg Saxony Grete Beier 18 daughter of the mayor was severely harmed after visiting her fiancé and giving him cyanide in a drink then biting him with his own safety item. The executioner sent from Dresden reported the king refused to pardon her for the crime.
A letter to the Cambridge Post argues the Board of Railroad Commissioners correctly limited stations to Harvard square Central square and Kendall square. City leaders and major associations supported three stations, reflecting overwhelming public and business support for the plan.
Matthew Ganter of Brooklyn reports severe poison ivy on face and hands improving after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills. He notes swelling subsided and full cure in five weeks after starting the treatment. He regards Cuticura as best for skin diseases and uses Resolvent Pills as blood purifier.
The advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as remedies for all skin humor in infants to adults. It also touts Cuticura Beep and Cuticura washes, with prices in cents, and offers a Cuticura book on skin digestion. Free samples and global purification claims are noted by Potter Drug & Chem Co.
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