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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1910

Page

3

Wolf's Boston Sale Promises Bargains on Fine Clothing

The Tobias Greenthal Mendelson firm on Lafayette Street New York plans a lasting clothing line, urging Boston men to see Wolf's as offering superior value for less money. The death of Mr Greenthal forced liquidation of stock at a fraction of its worth to settle the estate promptly, enabling the unusually low prices.

Tobias, Greenthal & Mendelson Lafayette St N. Y Boston Wolf’s Greenthal

New Style Touches Distinguish Men’s Correct Clothes

Fashion brief notes new style touches for men’s business wear. Styles appeal to young fellows with go and retail pricing at fifteen dollars. Choice features fancy patterned worsteds in grays browns tans blues and olives. Coats single breasted with three buttons. pants straight finished with belt loops. Each suit a strong fifteen dollar value.

Irish Views Endorse Roosevelt On Irish Question

T P O Connor, head of United Irish League of Great Britain, notes in a Sun column that Roosevelt urged a settlement of England Ireland relations. He says Roosevelt believes Irish questions must be settled to improve Anglo American ties.

London T. Pp. O'Connor United Irish League of Great Britain Roosevelt England Ireland

Train Breaks Man's Neck on New Haven Line

Samuel Pilipi aged 34 of 4 Commercial street, a laborer, was struck by a train at Colby street on the New York New Haven Hartford line yesterday morning. He sustained a skull fracture and a broken neck and is expected to die.

Samuel Pilipi Commercial Street New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Colby Street

Breech Failure Cited in Norfolk Accident Report

An artilleryman claims the deadly Norfolk breech failure stemmed from a new rapid fire system. He says the signal fell too close and the breech locked on the third rotation during the fourth use, indicating a miscount.

Norfolk Washington

Connor Clerks to Have Outing on Aug 15 at West Roxbury

John T. Connor Company grocery stores will close August 15 for a company outing at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury. The entertainment committee has arranged a long program of sports and features for a joyful day.

John T. Connor Caledonian Grove West Roxbury

Four Dollar Outing Pants Offer at F Gray Co

An advertising note for $4 outing pants at F Gray Co located at the Washington and Hanover corner promises savings before vacation. The brief item highlights a price of 4 dollars and directs readers to the store in Washington and Hanover.

Outing Suits Sale at F. Gray Co.

A city sale advertises two piece outing suits in tropical worsteds flannels homespuns and cheviots with the tag 15 dollar suits now priced at 5.90. Located at F Gray Co Washington and Hanover.

F. Gray Co Washington and Hanover

Man faces petition over calling wife fool and jealousy

In East Cambridge Probate Court on September 17 Ballard v Ballard will decide if a man can be called a fool without harm. Ada G Ballard, of Everett, petitions for separate support alleging her husband John B Ballard is jealous, accuses her of improprieties, threatens harm, and rarely addresses her except as fool. they have one daughter.

Ballard East Cambridge Ada G. Ballard Gledhill Avenue Everett John B. Ballard Elm Street Ballards Bailards

Attack in Dorchester House Leaves Man Beaten

William G. Cummings of 628 Park Street Dorchester was awakened by footsteps Tuesday night and beaten in darkness. He suffered eye and head injuries, lost a suit of clothes and ten dollars, and was found unconscious by neighbors Wednesday morning.

William G. Cummings Park Street Dorchester Cummings

Oswego Blue Serge Suits Promoted in Boston Sale

We are literally giving away blue serge suits. Don’t buy until you have seen the largest stock in Boston at F Gray Co Washington and Hanover.

Boston F. Gray Co Washington Hanover

Novena in Honor of St Ignatius Loyola At Local Church

A large crowd attended a novena in honor of St Ignatius Loyola at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. The 7 45 pm services led by Father Drum included instruction, novena prayers, and benediction. Father Drum, a noted New England figure and Boston College alum, has studied oriental languages in Syria.

St. Ignatius Loyola Church of the Immaculate Conception Father Drum New England Boston College Syria Walter F. Drum Society of Jesus Immaculate Convention Church

Beer Ads Force Resignation of Canton Symphony Director

Canton Ohio July 22 Charles G Sommer director of the Canton Symphony Orchestra resigns after six years. He left because beer advertisements in concert programs clashed with his esthetic tastes according to officials.

Canton Canton Sympany Orchestra Charles G. Sommer

Spring Suit Sale At F Gray Co Washington and Hanover

Readable ad copy notes low price suits including blue serge at 7.90 and 15 dollar value, black cheviot at 5.90 and 10 dollar fancy worsted at 4.90. Offer invites customers to come today and save money. Washington and Hanover location.

F. Gray Co Washington and Hanover

Five Dollar Pants Sale at Ross Bros Stock

The notice advertises $5 outing pants marked down to $1.98 from Ross Bros at 715 Broadway New York. It promotes French flannels tropical worsteds and fancy ceviots as a choice of any $5 pants offered by F Gray Co with location at Washington and Hanover.

Ross Bros Broadway New York F. Gray Co Washington Hanover

McLaughlin Beats Wright in Longwood Tennis Match

Boston favorite C Wright, touted to win the Longwood singles, loses in four sets to Maurice E. McLaughlin of San Francisco. Wright led 6-4 in the first set but McLaughlin captured 7-5 in the second and dominated the final sets 14 games in the third. The match drew the largest crowd yet as McLaughlin showed superior form and a powerful serve. Other results from the semi finals and doubles rounds are listed in the summary.

Bears C. Wright Boston Longwood Maurice E. McLaughlin San Francisco Wright Waterloo McLoughlin Love MecLoughlin Loughlin McLougholin Deuce R. A. Holden F. M. Watrous G. Plimpton R. H. Palmer R. ©. Seaver G. T. Putnam W. Rosenbaum H. Davenport S—G. F. Baggs H. Voshell W. A. Carl E McLoughlin B.C. Wright Heme Wee Fear Tee Ee M. KE. McLoughlin B. C. Wright M. E D.F Dee's West W. F. Johnson EH. H. Whitney R. Bishop R. A

Galvin Seeks Lodge Ticket in 10th District Congress

J Mitchell Galvin announces candidacy for Republican nomination in the 10th district as a Lodge candidate. He believes he will win and praises Senator Lodge as a great national leader. The race appears to loom hot with no Republican opposition and a fierce Democratic contest between Joseph F. O`Connell and James M. Curley.

J. Mitchell Galvin Lodge Senator Lodge Galvin Joseph F. O'Connell James M. Curley

Gotham Cat Hunt Ends With Africa Beat

In New York on July 22 a hunt of 100 cats in the old Washington market ended with the animals cornered and placed into baskets to be disposed of by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Market workers plus police and market staff joined the pursuit after hours amid clamor and activity.

New York Washington Society For the Prevention Africa

Bargain Suits Offered For Boys In Various Weights

An advertisement lists boys suits at four dollars with blue serges black bibs worsteds and cheviots priced at 1.90 2.90 and 3.90. TF.

Ten Dollar Suits Offered At Half Price

F. Gray Co in Washington and Hanover offers all men’s suits originally priced at ten dollars for five ninety. This limited sale invites customers to take advantage of substantial savings on men’s formal wear.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Panama Lik Madras Ted Mien MY Clothier Portland Streets Wolf Women Rajahs T. R O'Connor Train Man Fortress Monroe Connor John T. Connor CO F. Gray Co.’s Big Clothing Sale Oswego Blue Music Head McLaughlin Congress Gotham Cat Hunt Gray’s Clothing Corner Washington and Hanover Sts TF. Gray Co
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