Women’s Coats Suits Dresses and More at A. H. White
Large department sale features Women's Smart Wool Plush Coats with storm collars and cuffs, fur trimmed velveteen coats, full length raccoon collared velour coats, and a wide range of suits and dresses including broadcloth, velour, silk, and georgette styles. Prices from 5 to 27.50 with many fur and trim options and Misses sizes included.
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Gwswane
Oxford
Georgette
Binley Hatate
Siges
Lyons
New York
Eisielerevasstantaethra
WOO -Shames Boscen
Messaline and
Rheta Hs
Narrow inventory of ladies apparel and home goods in sale
A long list details envelopes chemises lace trims night gowns crepe de chine bodices infants wear and children coats hats and sweaters. It notes corsets, brassieres, stockings, shoes and various fabrics plus household items like tableware, candles, enameled kettles and curtains. Prices range from under a dollar to about two dollars, with many small dress and fabric items emphasized.
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Sieces Snes
Hamburg
de Bevoise
Bien Jolie
W. Brassieres
Coutil
Doko
P.N
la Spirite
Batiste
P. N
Nulife
Lspa iIranean Iedome
Phene Bien Jolie
Moses Zaggs Vas Hessear
Vicdtea
Navy Man Appears Before Central Court on Auto Theft
Young Joe Shea, former sailor, overstayed leave and stole an automobile attempting to escape to Canada. He was caught in Manchester and brought before Central Court yesterday where he was turned over to the provost guard for action.
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Joe Shea
Navy
Canada
Manchester
Central Court
Orrine Drink Habit Cure Ad Seeks Sobriety
An advertisement promotes Orrine as a reliable treatment to destroy the desire for whiskey and beer. It promises money back if no results after trial and notes two forms No 1 secret and No 2 voluntary with a price of one dollar per box.
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Orrine Co
Washington, D. C
Liggett’s
Riker-Jaynes Drug Plores
Custody Granted To Father In Irma Brown Case
In Boston Divorce Court Judge Fox awarded custody of 10 year old Irma E. Brown to her father Ralph W. Brown after Marie C. Brown pleaded for custody. The mother can visit occasionally. Brown had previously won a divorce for adultery from Judge Jenney last June after he testified of discovering a grocery worker guest and an altercation at the Back Bay home.
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Marie C. Brown
Irma E. Brown
Massachusetts Avenue
Brown
Revolver Duel Shocks East Boston Neighborhood
A pistol duel between two East Boston men erupted yesterday afternoon near Everett and Cottage Streets, frightening residents. Police arrested Vincenzo Fabiarula, 81, of Webster Street after a search on Lamson Street. the second duelist was not found.
Somerville Troops Grateful For Gifts From City
Captain Carl H. Tobey overseas writes to Mayor Cliff thanking Somerville citizens for gifts from the Red Cross and Special Aid Society. He says the men are all well and appreciates the support from the community.
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Cliff
Somerville
Carl H. Tobey
Somerville Red Cross
Somerville Special Aid Society
Iowa Recount Canvass Set After Prohibition Vote
Des Moines officials weigh timing for a canvass of the recount on the October 15 constitutional prohibition amendment. Attorney General Havyner says the canvass could start before all returns are in, but advises waiting for complete results. Counts show 215,252 against and 214,143 for the amendment across 99 counties.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Executive Council
Havyner
Flag at St Ambrose Honors Enlisted Young Men
A new service flag with 103 stars was unfurled at the rectory of St Ambrose Church to honor the parish’s young men in service. The presentation was made by the church’s Men's Club.
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St. Ambrose Church
Men’s Club
Dorchester Mothers Feed Ayer Soldiers With Pies
Dorchester Mothers and Home makers' Club members from Dorchester school center baked pies in multiple flavors and delivered them by a large auto truck to 60 draft army boys at Camp Devens Ayer. The gesture pleased the soldiers and is expected to inspire similar actions by other Boston-area groups with sons stationed at the Ayer cantonment.
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Dorchester
Camp Devens
Ayer
Greater
Boston
Ayer Cantonment
Newton Boy Wins French War Cross
Mr and Mrs Frank G Westwood of 24 Richardson Street Newton received word their son Richard W Westwood serving with the American Field Service section in France has been decorated with the Croix de Guerre for water under fire.
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Frank G. Westwood
Richardson Street
Newton
Richard W. Westwood
France
Man Charged With Kiting Checks And Larceny
John J. McDonald alias W J Stuart was arrested by Inspectors Mitch ell and Mulry and faces Central Court on charges of check kiting at Boston hotels larceny of clothes and jewelry from a Parker House room and desertion from the English army His papers show him in the Royal Training Corps of Camp Mohawk Ontario his leave of absence expired two weeks ago A Thorndike Hotel bill of over 60 was run up with checks signed as A C Cunliffe
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John J. McDonald
W. J. Stuart
Mitchell
Mulry
Central Court
Boston
Parker House
Royal Training Corps
Camp Mohawk
Ontario
Thorndike
A. C. Cunliffe
Engagement announced of Iphigne Bertha Ochs
Mr and Mrs Adolph S Ochs publish ers of the New York Times announce the engagement of their daughter Iphigne Bertha to Lieutenant Arthur Hays Sulzberger of the United States Field Artillery Reserve Corps He is a brevet officer and a scion of a prominent New York publishing family ahead of a formal wedding plans in the near future
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the Times
New York
Adoph S. Ochs
Iphigne Bertha
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
United States Field Artillery Reserve Corps
New York Times
Goukey’s Reckless Drive Dominates Central Court
Edward Goukey of Allston faced a string of charges after a Saturday night incident in Boston. Police allege reckless driving assault and battery driving while intoxicated and unlicensed operation. He collided with a citizen, tore through Dewey Square and High Street, struck a fire signal box, and injured a passenger. court returns expected by Thursday.
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Edward Goukey
Allston
Central Court
Goukey
Broadway
South Station
Dewey Square
High Street
Tochterman
Safeguards Health of the Children
Constipation in children risks health and requires gentle treatment. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a mild laxative with no narcotics, is recommended and sold for fifty cents. Mothers testify to its merit and a free trial bottle is offered by Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois.
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