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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1915
Page
7
Today at the Filene Store shoppers find better values than typical sale days. Coats and dresses for women and misses are available with full size and color choices. The sale offers lasting value and freedom to shop future visits as if the sale never ends.
The catalog lists 1000 new coats for Misses and women in varied colors and sizes. Prices range from $15 to $25 with styles including motor coats, seal plush, broadcloth lined and interlined, and Paquin inspired velours. Coats feature fur collars, varied linings, and practical pockets.
A shopping page lists seven coat sketches with materials and prices. Sketch 1 features wool velour and broadcloth with fur trim at $29.50. Sketch 2 offers a fitted broadcloth coat up to 52 inches, $25. Sketch 3 shows two tone corduroy with seal plush collar, $19.75. Sketch 4 presents a fur edged gabardine coat at $25. Sketch 5 features caracul cloth with natural opossum collar, $25. Sketch 6 uses plaid mixtures with a velvet collar, $19.75. Sketch 7 offers vicuna with Hudson seal collar, $35. Filene’s Fifth Floor.
A Filene’s Fifth Floor listing details women’s coats priced around 25 and 35, featuring heavy gabardine and broadcloth styles with fur trims including beaver skunk raccoon and opossum. Coats include fur collars, velvet hems, motor coats and silk velour options in multiple models and fabrics.
AFilene's sixth floor offering highlights a range of women and misses dresses. Prices from 7.50 to 110 feature sarge Russian trimmed fur coats and separate coat skir t suits, crepe de chine gowns, taffeta and marquisette outfits, sequin Knights gowns, velvet and embroidery options, and various afternoon party frocks with decorative details.
Massachusetts suffragists vow to press on after a 2 to 1 defeat. Alice Stone Blackwell says 100000 men will back a renewed campaign, with a rally at Faneuil Hall and moves to urge Congress to pass a federal amendment. Leaders praise loyalty and plan educational efforts to place the issue before voters again.
The Argentine delegation to the Second Pan American Scientific Congress, to meet in Washington on December 27, will depart Buenos Aires on November 13.
Dr. Anna H. Shaw told reporters that Massachusetts would likely vote against suffrage, calling the state conservative. She added relief that Philadelphia defeated suffrage by 50,000 and said she is not surprised.
The president of the republic greeted members of a delegation in a formal meeting today. Details of the delegation and discussion topics were not disclosed in the report.
A large sum was wagered on the governor race with even odds. The Walsh McCall contest was expected to be tight as bettors saw a close poll. Jeremiah J. McCarthy, former Surveyor of the Port, was a leading member of a syndicate claimed to have profited heavily.
Judge Joseph A. Sheehan urged that the family is the basic safeguard of life and strongest societal lever, calling marriage a sacred Christian home institution of mutual comfort and child nurture. He cited duties of children to parents, noting legal duties to support needy elders and the influence of liquor abuse on divorce.
Judge Sheehan advocates a traditional marriage plan where each sex accepts its natural place, emphasizing roles for women and men within the community. The remark reflects era attitudes on domestic order and gender expectations.
An old advertisement touts Eimer and Amend's 2851 as rheumatism relief. It claims thousands praise the remedy and that reliable druggists carry it.
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