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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1918
Page
7
Hilenss men s FUR coats priced right attract steady patrons. Coats in English wool outer shells in black gray green heather Marmot lined Otter and nutria collars half belt to reduce bulk. Burberry shells light yet warm muskrat lined. otter and beaver collars appear in heather chestnut brown and two tone green over plaids.
December 1 marks a new policy charging 50c monthly for active charge account use. Filene's reveals annual charge costs totaling 116 295 dollars while urging direct payments. cash buyers may benefit from lower or stable prices. Holiday selections include silk poplin cravats, pleated silk bosoms, terry robes, and flags priced to meet demand amid scarcity and rising costs.
Public notice of a weekly Saturday matinee at 2:30 PM at Dorchester School Centre. Tomorrow is Huck and Tom featuring Jack Pickford, a children’s motion picture event.
Jacksonville dispatch reports virtually complete returns show Florida voters on Tuesday approved statewide prohibition by about two to one, effective January 1 next year.
The fourth floor features Mandarin bath robes in soft satin bound fabric priced at 8.75, khaki blankets at 10.75, and white flannelette pajama gowns with ribbon trim priced at 2.50. New children’s aprons in Japanese crepe cost 4 and 5, with other options including beaded house moccasins from 1.75 to 3.50.
The piece argues that all stores incur the cost of charge accounts and pass it to prices as a general expense borne by all customers. At Filene's the policy adds 50 cents a month for active charge users, shifting costs from the public to those who use charge services, framed as a fair democratic practice in retail.
John Harris was sentenced to three months on the island after a Central Court ruling for vagrancy. He was seen begging in Boylston Street area and at the Common, dropping pennies as he mumbled thanks. Special Officer Waelde tracked him to an exit, where Harris allegedly poked holes in his pockets to spill pennies.
Washington, Nov. 7. The War Industries Board cotton committee reports fixing raw cotton prices is unnecessary and impracticable. Dr. Thomas W. Page, chairman, says there is no anticipated shortage and distribution committees can achieve proportional marketing of all grades by other methods. Continuation of the committee is recommended.
A 70 year old lodger Andrew Foley was found dead in bed at his residence 143 Cambridge Street from natural causes yesterday morning.
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