Reputation protection warning at 89 Regent Street
A statement from a business at 89 Regent Street asserts they have invested real money in building their trade mark reputation and cannot risk it by taking unfair advantage of buyers.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
12
A statement from a business at 89 Regent Street asserts they have invested real money in building their trade mark reputation and cannot risk it by taking unfair advantage of buyers.
Simon Dart a Boston carpenter sues former fiancee Martha Clem in the Superior Court to recover a lodging house at 84 Upton Street and a diamond engagement ring given during the engagement. He also seeks $27 for carpenter tools and clothes he left behind after claims of being driven out. The case set for March 9.
An advertisement describes a double purse comprising a outer morocco leather case in red green or purple with a silk lining and an inner watered silk purse. The two can be used separately or together, feature pockets for a mirror and puff, and include a back strap handle. Size 8 inches. Also offered in black morocco with matching purple silk lining and silk purse. Special price until March 15. Value $14.00.
We offer approved engraving styles for Weddings Invitations Announcements Ceremony Reception and At Home cards. Samples available upon request. Lowest prices consistent with fine materials and workmanship.
A Cross Artistic Monogram Dies set priced at 4.00 with three sketches and three initials, offering value at 6.00. Special price valid until March 15. Displayed on the Main Floor along with an extensive line of imported and domestic stationery at attractive prices.
A tidy-up bag for women designed for motor or train travel. Crafted from rubberized silk in attractive colors, it includes a mirror, comb, hair brush, nail and tooth brushes, and toilet accessories. Size 8 1/2 by 6 1/2 inches with a draw-string fastening, priced at 17 dollars.
Melville M. Johnson for Nathan A. Tufts told Judge Jenney yesterday the disbarment petition should not force immediate trial. Tufts, a Middlesex official, will refrain from practicing law or running for office while the court considers the petition, as he remains frequently out of state for his automobile business. The matter was continued with no hearing date set.
The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment thanks the Post for opening its columns to discuss the merits of prohibition. Secretary-treasurer C. S. Hinckshey of Washington, D C., March 6 says public discussion will reveal facts and benefit the nation. He urges informed citizen participation in the topic.
More than 50 women from Greater Boston Jewish groups organized a life saving brigade to assist hundreds of thousands of Jewish refugees in Eastern Europe facing hunger famine and disease. The meeting at Mrs Esther Steinberg Dorchester planned a 14 million national appeal and pledged service to Louis F. Kirstein chair New England drive. Fred Ruslander executive secretary spoke.
The Rev. D Harold Hickey of Medford First Methodist Episcopal Church will open a service at his church then travel by auto to the American Radio Station Medford Hillside to preach. His sermon titled The Jewel and Its Case will be heard by his congregation and thousands across New England. This will be the second radio service in the East.
Hartford reports heavy damage across the state from Tuesday's storm. At least three bridges were carried away by the Naugatuck River and basements of industrial plants in Waterville flooded. Winsted Naugatuck Thomaston saw major highway damage by flooding. a reservoir dam failed at Manchester.
Hartford March 8 William C Skinner chairman of the board of directors of the Colt Patent Firearms Company died this afternoon after several months illness He was 67 native of Malone New York and a Trinity College graduate of 1876.
Dr. George F. Keenan, formerly of U. S. M. C. and now on St. Elizabeth's staff, will lecture during the monthly dinner of the Guild of St. Apollonia at the Boston City Club tonight, revealing secrets of the surgeon to dentists.
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