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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1915

Page

7

Chinchilla Coats in Plaid and Cream Priced

Worumbo chinchilla coats offered at 15 dollars in pastel plaid or plain creamy white. Other chinchilla coats not as fine priced at 12.50. Taffetas priced 8.75 to 25 dollars.

Sport Shoes Price List with Rubber-Bottom Brogues

A catalog of footwear prices including rubber-bottom brogues at 4.50 for oxfords and 5 for boots in color combos white black white green white brown and plain options. Trot mocs range 2.75 to 3.50 by size, sneaker boots for tennis 1.50, sneaker pumps 2 to 1.50, sneakers 1.25, tan play shoes sizes 11 1/2 to 6 priced 1.50 and 2.00 with durable stitched soles.

Remarkable Washable Gabardine Skirts for Misses

Skirts in washable gabardine with Lanvin twin pockets offered at $1.95 and $2.95. The scallop model features scalloped pockets and belt. Also advertised smart awning stripe linen mixtures and new cordaline and linen skirts priced from $1.95 to $3.95.

Eyelet Waist Georgette Blouse Features Embroidered Eyelets

The Eyelet Waist blouse in durable pink tinted Georgette crepe is hand embroidered with eyelets and dots at $5. Other pink Georgette crepe blouses priced at $5 feature German Valenciennes and filet lace. Also offered are Awning Striped Middies at $1.50 and white poplin striped with blue, with dozens of fresh new lingerie blouses in Organdie or plain voile at $2.

Filene's Offers Wide Range of Baby Carriages

Specialists in Providing Baby Carriages at Filene's advertise sulkies priced from 2 to 13 50 dollars and carriages from 10 to 46 50 dollars. Options include stationary or reversible gear and new swing gear. Pillows sell 35 to 75 cents and covers 50 cents to 7 50. Carriage robes range 1 to 13 50.

Filene’s

Straight Legged Beach Rompers For Small Children

Seersucker chambray mulberry and poplin rompers priced from 75 cents to 1.50 dollars. Sizes 2 to 5 years. White poplin rompers with candy striped belt cuffs collar and hem sell for 1.50. Seersuckers noted as most practical. Two piece middy suits cost 1.25.

Mothers Favor Neverslip Shoes for Style and Comfort

The ad lists multiple slip on and heeled footwear styles with names like Mary Jane Ankle Ties, Barefoot Sandals, Athena Ties, Guardian Goodyear West Pumps, Cinderella Ties, and La Valliere Slippers. Materials include calf, buckskin, patent leather, white canvas, kid, and bronze with prices from 1 to 2.50 and sizes 2 to 11.

Athenia Guardian Goodyear West Cinderella LA Valliere

Rescue Efforts Underway as Prisoners Reachable at Noon

Two men trapped in a drift after seven days are 70 feet from the rescue party. Tappings confirmed they still live, and responders expect access by noon tomorrow to extract them.

Portrait gifts to Dartmouth and Sandwich hall

The will of Albert Harrison Hoyt filed in Suffolk County Probate Court bequeaths two ancient oil portraits of Oliver Cromwell and Henry the Fourth of France to Dartmouth College. The town of Sandwich receives two oil paintings by Albert Gallatin Holt. Hoyt requests these works be placed in a public hall or library.

Oliver Cromwell Henry the Fourth France Dartmouth College Albert Harrison Hoyt Sffolk Sandwich Albert Gallatin Holt

Plan Relief for Horses During Summer Heat

The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will set up many watering stations in city and suburbs with staff to help teamsters water horses. Homeowners are asked to allow water draw from yard faucets and display a sign. the society will provide signs. Teamsters must use their own pails, a rule from last fall due to glanders and closed drinking fountains.

Society For the Prevention of State Board of Animal Industry

Garden Designs and Pictures Fill Sunday Post Magazine

The next Sunday Post Magazine features every kind of garden described and pictured. Planting ideas, layouts, and seasonal tips accompany the photographic showcase for readers planning new green spaces.

Next Sunday Post

Harvard Students Join Plattsburg Summer Military Camp

Archie Roosevelt son of Theodore Roosevelt will join Harvard students at the Plattsburg New York government instruction camp this summer. He aims to become a rough rider eventually but starts with a calmer army life as part of broader military preparedness. Students must pay for outfits carfare and meals while instruction is free. Paul M. Rice of Harvard coordinates recruiting in Cambridge alongside other colleges nationwide.

Archie Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Harvard Plattsburg N. Y Archie Ludington Mich Chickamauga Park Paul M. Rice Cambridge

Harvard Students to Enter Summer Military Camp

The first list of Harvard students entering the government summer military camp was released yesterday. Fifty six university members pledged to learn the initial stages of army life as the government plans to allow college students to participate this summer.

Harvard

Fifteen Students Receive Degrees at Cambridge Theological School

Fourteen men earned the bachelor of divinity and one man, the Rev. John H. Lever, took the master of divinity at the Episcopal Theological School in Cambridge. Relatives and friends attended as the graduates were named: E. B. W. Anderson Lynn H. N. Arrowsmith Brooklyn T. W. Attridge Rochester R. R. Carmichael Worcester K. S. Cate Boston E. E. Edinger Jr Hillsdale G. Farrell Somerville John Gass Jackson Miss. N. B. Nash Cambridge A. B. Parson Cambridge William Short Jr St. Louis Takaharu Murotsu Japan L. B. Witeemore Hartford.

Episcopal Theological School Cambridge John H. Lever WW. Anderson Lynn H. N. Arrowsmith Brooklyn N. Y T. W. Attridge Rochester

Boston College High School holds largest graduation class

The Boston College High School graduating class of 145 will receive diplomas this evening in the school hall on James Street. The Very Rev. Charles W. Lyons will present diplomas, Bishop Anderson attends as guest of honor, and four seniors including Edward F. Bennett and John J. Lane will deliver addresses. The Rev. John J. Geoghan will announce scholarships and prizes. Music is by the school orchestra.

Boston College High School James Street Charles W. Lyons Boston College Bishop Anderson John J. Geoghan Daniel J. Gallagher The Knights of Columbus Edward F. Bennett Brockton John J. Lane Cambridge Russell M. Sullivan Roxbury Walter J. Meagher

Married Men Defeat Singles in 16 to 10 Baseball Game

A baseball game featured married men versus single men with the married group winning 16 to 10. The event focused on everyday life and community sports as the highlight of the day.

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