Clothing Store Seeks Loyal Customers With Fair Prices
The message pledges regular, value driven service, urging shoppers to judge by price and fit. It notes extended hours each evening until 9 and Saturdays until 10 for customer convenience.
03 May 1893
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1893
Page
1
The message pledges regular, value driven service, urging shoppers to judge by price and fit. It notes extended hours each evening until 9 and Saturdays until 10 for customer convenience.
Four men were badly hurt when a scaffold collapsed on the new Consolidated Road office building in New Haven this afternoon. A hod carrier dropped bricks causing the structure to fall, injuring Joseph Collins Frank McBride Andrew Rich and Hiram Starton with head and limb injuries.
Henry Smith ten year old son of George Smith was struck and killed by a switcher on the New York and New England railroad tracks near the Southbridge street bridge Worcester this afternoon. His head was severed as he watched a drunken man on the tracks and ignored the approaching engine.
Atlas Tack Corporation of Boston markets beds and marks genuineness with Pilgrim Spring Bed Registered Trademark. Exhibited at 2 Hamilton Place Boston and sold by reliable dealers after examinations of brass tags for authenticity.
Four Tech records fell at Holmesfield Cambridge yesterday afternoon as Ben Hurd Jr aged 96 lowered the 120 yard hurdle mark to 16 4-5 seconds and F Hager set a 16 pound hammer best at 85 feet 11 inches. Marmon won the two mile bicycle race in 6 minutes 12-5 seconds. Hurd led in multiple events with three firsts and a near dead heat with F Lord in the high hurdles. Officials included Referee George W Beals and timers Lathrop Graham and Wood.
Forecast for Wednesday calls for light local showers and slightly warmer conditions along the immediate coast of New England with variable winds. Western New York may see generally fair conditions with afternoon scattered showers and cooler, westerly winds.
Boston travelers aboard the White Star steamer Teutonic departing today from New York include R. Sherburne Frank Sherburne F E Snow P G Morrison Samuel Mandell and Mrs Mandell Miss L W Dutton Miss M M Dutton N Hugh Cotton Mrs Cotton two children and maid E B Nevin and Mrs Nevin J L Bates and Robert A Murray.
W B E Dillaway opened the defense in the gas trust case denouncing opponents and newspapers as biased. He ridiculed Mayor Matthews and charged that the gas companies faced unjust pressure while defense aimed to show price reductions and public service. Parker Chandler followed with documents and humor as the session adjourned to 10:30 a.m. tomorrow.
The Newark bound riders press on across western New York amid vile roads and rain as relays haul the despatch from Utica to Schenectady. Captain E. S. Homer battles conditions while several teams meet delays and two wheels fail near Tribes Hill.
We are the only makers of furniture for apartments flats and suites. Small room demands require compact designs without sacrificing features. We offer reduced prices on smaller furniture, many hall stands for narrow dark halls, open pattern mirrors, over thirty patterns of settles, Morris lounges that convert to beds, miniature parlor cabinets, writing desks, book cabinets, secretary bookcases, and space saving combinations. Buffet sideboards and china closet setups suit apartments and suites.
The Paine folding bed converts a bedroom into a daytime sitting room and vice versa. It is ventilated light strong and safe with no protruding sides. A piano or wardrobe can be used by day. mantel beds, chiffoniere bureau, toilet dresser, and wash stand also shown. All pieces priced very affordably.
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