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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1911
Page
3
A brisk retailer promises the best trade by undercutting competitors on similar goods and offering refunds. Legal stamps are available on request and alterations in men’s and women’s departments are free. The goal is to attract more shoppers by good merchandise, courteous treatment, and broad size ranges. The ad notes gray and blue suit options, single breasted style, and latest features for men and young men.
A catalog note presents fabric options including plain black cheviots all wool blue serges pencil striped effects worsteds or cassimeres highlighting texture and weave variations for tailored garments.
Brigadier General John I Bullis U S A retired died at the Fort Sam Houston post hospital after a stroke. The 87 year old veteran, once paymaster, helped capture Geronimo with General Nelson A Miles in 1886 and retired in 1908 with the rank of brigadier general.
May 26 Washington Acknowledgment moved that the American Paper and Pulp Association sometimes advised members to curb output to tighten prices. Arthur Hastings denied any fixed price schemes or gentlemen’s agreements. Hastings said he advised stockpiling and reduction due to excess supply, not price setting. Bailey pressed for prosecution if a paper trust exists while Hastings offered to waive immunity. Stone plans to probe Allen and Graham of New York hired to sway opinion against reciprocity.
The committee announced it would hear witnesses Monday about connections with opposition propaganda and later noted their presence. Senator Stone accused the firm of being promoters while Allen and Graham were said to act as attorneys for the National Grange.
Somerville police believe a gang is at work in the town after the Somerville station reports numerous counterfeit quarters and half dollars passed to the head office. The bills are new and closely imitate genuine currency.
A customer heads to Wolf's Clothier at the corner of Hanover and Portland for a complete Memorial Day outfit. The store promises satisfaction with every purchase, noting that no merchandise leaves the shop without quality assurance.
Belief grows that Governor Foss may sign the 54 hour bill after unions present a signed pledge that acceptance will end the demand for shorter hours for women and children. Officials say the agreement was prepared in recent days and was due at the Governor’s Office last night.
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