Army store announces Friday late hours for workers
Special hours for office workers desiring shopping at the army retail store: open 12 30 p m to 6 p m on Friday. If demand persists, the store may stay open one or two weeknights.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
9
Special hours for office workers desiring shopping at the army retail store: open 12 30 p m to 6 p m on Friday. If demand persists, the store may stay open one or two weeknights.
Portable velvet handbag features black or colored chiffon velvet with silk lining and center coin compartment. Includes attached mirror, metal frame, and two exterior pockets. Depth unspecified. price listed as 25.65 dollars.
Women's capeskin gloves offered in tan brown pearl gray ivory and buck shades with one clasp. Mocha gloves in tan beige and grey priced from 3.50 to 3.75. Men's tan capeskin gloves medium weight one clasp three fifty to four fifty. Children’s tan capeskin gloves one clasp two dollars.
For women a suitcase in alli gator fluffed calfskin leather available in tan or grey with moire silk lining completes toilet and manicure articles. Tortoise shell celluloid case offered in sizes 14 and 16 inches priced at $80.55 and $83.85.
The Crystal, Wickerware and Furniture Department on our Second Floor will solve your gift perplexity for weddings.
Cross tea tray with white or black enamel wicker and glass undertray. Measures 22 by 15 inches with rose and leaf tint, 17 inches high, plus fitted china cake plate. Tea service for two in white Allerton china with artificial fruits priced $12.50 and extra. Es agees listed at $5.75.
The Cash and Carry Store reports strong mail order volume matching store sales as new branches are planned in Worcester and Providence. Lieutenant Mitchell and Major Falkenthal will lead openings with several carloads of staples and wearing apparel arriving, while demonstrators tour Manchester and Portland to promote mail orders. Community letters praise Col Glascow as the store remains busy with no disturbances.
The text recounts Samuel F. B. Morse born in Charlestown and his painter’s career before becoming the telegraph pioneer. It notes his studies with Allston and West, portraits of Monroe and Lafayette, role in the National Academy of Design, and his 1844 Washington to Baltimore telegraph test with the phrase What hath God wrought.
The 10000 mile race from India to Boston ends soon with City of Birmingham likely ahead of rival Howick Hall. A wireless message said Birmingham would arrive this morning while Howick Hall remains unreported. The ships left Calcutta August 11 and traveled together through the Indian Ocean Suez Canal and Mediterranean before entering the Atlantic from Gibraltar.
Miss Honora A Connell married Stephen L Stacey at the Church of St Mary of the Annunciation. The couple, both public service staffers, will reside at 31 Mapleton Street Brighton after a wedding trip to Virginia Washington and northern New York.
The funeral of J. Walter Farrell a Boston broker and former Cambridge City Council member was held yesterday at St. Lawrence Church Brookline A solemn high mass was celebrated by Rev Joseph Coppinger of St Augustine parish South Boston Burial was in Holyhood Cemetery
Washington column reports the Tague Fitzgerald election contest awaiting a committee decision after adjournment. Rumors say a majority may recommend seating Peter F. Tague if the Lomasney Ward 5 precinct votes are thrown out, with Congressman Luce possibly filing a minority report.
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