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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
5
Filene coat shops showcase women's one of a kind coats priced from 39.75 to 175 with many under 75. Designs include velveteen fur trimmed dolman wraps and velours in colors brown taupe beige blue and paprika on the fourth and fifth floors with no two alike.
The right page lists six Misses coats with different fabrics and fur collars. Prices range from 35 to 65 dollars, highlighting silvertone, velours, suedes, Batik linings, nutria, coney, muskrat, and seal collars. Filene's mail orders filled on the fourth floor.
Filene Bolivia coats, in hues of taupe and brown, arrive daily in the women’s shop. Seven styles are sketched including the flying panel and belted greatcoat with warm lining. Prices range from $35 for plain fur-collared coats to $115 for velveteen one of a kind pieces. mail orders on the fifth floor.
Filene's Misses Shop builds its own coats to ensure materials, patterns, and workmanship meet high standards. Hand-made buttonholes hand-sewn linings bone or pearl buttons and fur options present coats from $30 to $185, with interlining for winter models. Mail orders on the fourth floor.
A reader writes to the Post offering thanks and a brief note of appreciation for a prior publication or service. The fragment conveys gratitude without detailing events or names.
David Movitz, a 93 year old lodging house operator from Lowell, foiled two attackers in a Boston hotel room raid. He kept $340 of his $400 while wrestling with Joseph Keller of Brooklyn until police officer Murphy arrived and arrested Keller. Movitz later found $300 hidden in his neck pouch.
The War Trade Board announced the creation of The War Trade Board of the United States Russian Bureau Incorporated to execute President Wilson’s plans for selfless economic aid to Russia. It will manage economic programme details in trade areas not served by ordinary channels.
At Camp Devens on November 6 soldiers could vote if they could return within 24 hours. About 9 500 eligible Massachusetts voters existed but only 90 cast ballots at the special election. The 212th Engineers and 74th Infantry won the military and infantry events respectively in a 23-event meet before 25 000 soldier spectators. Major-General MecCalin hosted guests and the YWCA held a formal dinner with 63 attendees.
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