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An elegant souvenir given away to each visitor. Open Saturday night. Suits, sizes 33 to $10. 00 i re i Cut in 3-Button Frocks Regent and Elite in S. B. Sacks, also for stout and slim men. Juvenile Suits reefer style 4 to 8 years. Thoroughly and honestly made and trimmed. New, fresh garments just from our workrooms. The most pronounced bargains in the country, and worth double the price. Our experience of thirty years as ex tensive Manufacturers, Wholesalers and Retailers of Clothing in this city enables us to guarantee perfection in fit, durability in workmanship and strength of materials. The reputation our house has earned for the excellence of their clothing is a matter of great pride with us, and we are constantly striving to combine reliable fabrics with skilled and intelligent workmanship to produce not only the best in appearance, but the most substantial in wearing and durable qualities at low prices. It is this point we desire to particularly emphasize Well Tailored and Reliable Clothing for Men and Boys at Low Prices. Situated on Summer Street, near Washington Street, occupying a fine store at a low rental and manufacturing our own clothing, you can readily perceive the advantages we possess in offering our productions at extremely low prices.
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Summer Street
Washington Street
Bargains on English Top Coats Proclaimed Greatest Values
Single-breasted coats come in two lengths with full back and lap seams, featuring the latest English top coats. These bargains, without exception, are advertised as the greatest values ever sold at retail.
Nature's stimulant is food in season changes
Food is nature's tonic, feeding flesh and building tissue to replace loss. When disease or digestive disorders weaken the body, friendly aid is needed at seasonal change to drive out impurities threatening strength and health that winter breeds.
Dana's claim helps a physician in Haverhill tests
Dr. W. E. Cummings of 14 Walnut Street Haverhill Massachusetts was threatened with consumption developed from chronic bronchitis and had lost 41 pounds before starting Dana's. He reports flesh and strength gained from the start and that he is convinced by practical proof that Dana's works as claimed.
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W. E. Cummings
Walnut St
Haverhill
Mass
Dana
Democrats to Adopt Delegate Conventions in Boston
The Boston Democratic city committee plans to amend its by laws to require delegate conventions for mayoral nominations. President James Donovan supports the change, and Josiah Quincy’s stance on delegate conventions has fueled debate. A full committee meeting will be called next week to formalize the reorganization before the next campaign.
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Boston
Post
Democratic City Committee
City Democracy
James Donovan
Josiah Quincy
Boston Democracy
Quincy
Donovan
Committee to Consider Rule Changes Next Week
At the meeting next week the necessary changes will be submitted and a committee will likely be appointed to handle amending the rules, with instructions to report back to the full committee later.
Not Motorman's Fault In Street Car Crash
An eight year old girl Annie Lansky of 9 Wall Street was playing on Chambers Street near Green Street when street car number 488 piloted by Motorman Thomas Welch struck the group at 4 40 yesterday afternoon The girl ran across the track but was crushed by the wheels of the car and her left hand was amputated at Massachusetts General Hospital The incident was ruled unavoidable by officials and prompted medical treatment for the victim.
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Chambers Street
Green Street
Annie Lansky
Wall Street
Thomas Welch
Massachusetts General Hospital
Narrow escape from deadly gas at Oak Street home
Mrs Jennie Wright aged 34 was found unconscious in a basement room at No 59 Oak Street after gas from a street main leaked into her house last evening. She was rushed to City Hospital where doctors resuscitated her and expect recovery.
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Jennie Wright
Oak Street
Wright
City Hospital
Cambridge Citizens Plan Banquet for First Volunteer Company
About thirty five prominent Cambridge residents gathered at the Mayor's office led by Mayor Bancroft to honor the departure of the first volunteer company in the late war. Dr H A Chase named secretary as a committee forms to organize a permanent group and arrange a banquet for surviving members on April 17.
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Cambridge
Bancroft
H. A. Chase
Galveston Grand Jury Returns Bills Against City Officials
The Galveston grand jury indicted City Tax Collector Thomas D. Gilbert for misapplication of city funds and former Auditor R. H. Tiernan for book alterations with intent to defraud. Both were arrested and posted bonds.
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Galveston
Tex
Thomas D. Gilbert
R. H. Tiernan
Gilbert
Tiernan
Died After Week Long Illness at West Bellevue Home
Benjamin F. Penniman died Thursday at his home on West Bellevue avenue North Cambridge after a week of grip. He was among the oldest University Press employees in the press room. He leaves a widow a son and a daughter. The funeral is set for 2 o'clock this afternoon.
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Benjamin F. Penniman
West Bellevue Avenue
Cambridge
Penniman
The
University Press
Unknown Body in the Brook Mystery in Stony Brook Ice Death
A dark tale from Back Bay Fens recounts reports of a stranger who allegedly fell through a hole in the ice near Stony Brook bridge on March 3 and vanished. Park officers and children’s accounts tie the incident to a possible missing man, with officials cautious about confirming a death as ice thaws.
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Back Bay Fens
Stony Brook
Stony Brook Bridge
Allen Hood
John Walsh
Charies River
John O. Bache
Park
Charles Hebbard
Fens
Expanding Furniture Firm Reopens Showrooms Across Street
In a bid to capitalize on shifting shopping trends during a financial slump hundreds of customers moved to cheaper outlets, boosting sales by 10 to 25 percent. The firm has leased a six story brick block across the street, consolidating storage and fitting work to enlarge warerooms. New displays include Oriental Room reception area, Colonial and Chippendale warerooms, expanded dining suits, low cost dining and chamber furniture across light woods.
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Spitz
Sancets Sate
Ft Sab Neweed
Ness
S. B. Sacks
Washington St
Spitz Bros
Mork
Coods
S. Vorenberg & Co
Hanover St
Browning, King & Co
Cer, Kinecland
Lowell
Thomas Richardson
Boston & Maine Railroad
A. Pp. A
Patrick Conroy
Richardson
Elmwood Spring Brewery
Telephone Roxbury
Washington
New England
Bouillo
Europe
Theodore Metcalf CO
Tremont St
Copley Sq
Boston, Mass
Newfoundland Relief Fund
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Devonshire Street
Newfoundland
Sasa
Chas, Green & Co
Hanover and Court Sts
Harvard
Mayor Bancroft
John D. Bache
Colonial
Chippendale
Paine Furniture Go
Canal Street
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