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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1920

Page

18

The Kennedy Name in Men’s Wear Growth and Faithful Pricing

The Kennedy name in retailing men’s wear has grown from a Hyde Park two by twice store to eight stores as one organization. The company emphasizes giving more value for money and maintaining low profits despite wartime temptations for gains.

Kennedy Hyde Park New England United States

New England Store Pledges Low Prices to Beat Last Season

The retailer cites public appreciation and higher demand while noting clothing costs rise slightly. It vows to sell men and boys apparel closer to actual manufacturing cost, aiming to beat its own spring record with lower prices, strong service, and quality goods.

New England

2032 Passengers Aboard Cretic Arrive From Southern Europe

A wireless message from Cape Race reports the White Star liner Cretic will reach Boston tomorrow morning. It is due off the lightship at 6 and will berth at Commonwealth Pier by 9. The ship carries 26 saloon 364 cabin and 1642 steerage passengers totaling 2032, the largest since a recent period from southern Europe.

Cape Race White Star Line Cretic Genoa Naples Palermo Madeira Boston Commonwealth Pier Europe

Mother Seeks John Powers in Halifax Destitute and Ill

Boston police are asked to locate John Powers formerly of Dorchester to inform his mother, detained four years in Halifax for the war, that she is ill and destitute at 86 Charles street Halifax Nova Scotia. Col Hodge Dies in Roxbury

John Powers Boston Dorchester Halifax Charles Street N. S

Kuppenheimer Hats Shoes and Menswear Offerings in Boston

The ad promotes Kuppenheimer clothing and hats with Stetson Mallory and Kennedy de Luxe lines, prices from 5 to 10 dollars, new spring caps 2 to 3, Kennedy Shoes 7 to 15, Xtragood Suits 15.50 to 30, juveniles 9.50 up, caps 1.45 to 2.15, and Bell Blouses 95c with ribbed hosiery 45 to 65c, highlighting value, quality, and Boston boys’ fashions.

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