12 Natural Pongee Waists Reduced In Sale
A clearance offers 12 natural pongee waist blouses marked originally at 8.75 now offered at 5.00 each. Limited stock noted with emphasis on savings for shoppers.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1909
Page
3
A clearance offers 12 natural pongee waist blouses marked originally at 8.75 now offered at 5.00 each. Limited stock noted with emphasis on savings for shoppers.
New fresh goods arrive with printed scarfs two yards long and twenty seven inches wide. Hemstitched ends. Usual price one dollar fifty cents. Bargain price highlighted to attract buyers.
In Symphony Hall a refined Boston audience of around 20 men witnessed Isadora Duncan perform Gluck’s music in tunics and chiffons. Dances from Iphigenie en Aulide showcased graceful, Greek-inspired movement with spare costume and restrained vigor. She encoreed with Shubert and Lilli, then the crowd urged Blue Danube Waltz as she demonstrated its meaning through dance.
Promoters of a new civic good government group push for mayoral and city council entries. Alderman W Dudley Cotton and other figures file papers as 17 seek mayoralty and 55 seek nine council seats. Ex mayor Fitzgerald briefly tops signatures before withdrawing, while Hibbard backers organize and push for Brand and Whitcher in Dorchester.
James Donovan, president of the Democratic city committee, calls on Boston Democrats to refrain from signing mayoral nomination papers until party sentiment is united. He cites past victories to urge caution, warns of Plan 2 to split the majority, and urges patience until December 17 for filing papers.
Ex Mayor Fitzgerald emails Post a reply to Chairman Donovan stressing Plan 2 was adopted and urging voters to choose their own candidates. He says citizens, not partisans, decide and condemns orders from the Democratic organization or the Committee of 100 as an insult to voters.
The United States Rubber Company boat mill in Millville will suspend operations for an indefinite period starting next week. Eight hundred workers will be laid off as production is curtailed.
State election results show minor party counts for Prohibition Nicholls 5272 votes, Socialist White 9833 votes, Socialist-Labor Butler 2900 votes. City totals list Nicholls and White ahead in several municipalities with varying margins across Beverly Boston Cambridge Chelsea Everett Lynn Malden New Bedford and others.
The Massachusetts Horticultural Show opens at Horticultural Hall drawing hundreds of admirers. Florists across the state display chrysanthemums including new varieties never before seen in this region, promising an exceptional exhibition.
General John J. Coppinger dies in Washington at his residence at 10 30 pm from pneumonia. The obituary notes his service in the army and his prominence in official circles. He is survived by family and was a figure in national affairs.
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