Quality and Style At A Lower Price Than Elsewhere
Readable fragments show an offer promising quality and style across men women and children. The text suggests competitive pricing and value oriented shopping, aiming to attract a broad customer base.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1918
Page
3
Readable fragments show an offer promising quality and style across men women and children. The text suggests competitive pricing and value oriented shopping, aiming to attract a broad customer base.
The ad lists various shoes from black calf bluchers to brown work and tan calf models with prices from 2.75 to 5.98. It promotes fit guarantees and a ten day free arch support trial, claiming improved foot comfort.
The listing presents a varied selection of ladies shoes including Grey Buck Lace high SH, Grey Washable Kid high cut at 5.98, Ivory Washable Kid at 6.98, Black Kid Military Heel at 4.49, Brown Kid Military Heel at 4.49, Black Calf Patent Leather with buttons at 3.49, and other styles such as cloth top, lace, and low heel options priced from 1.98 to 6.98. The catalog notes sizes and finishes across kid and calf kid leather families.
A local outlet advertises War Savings Stamps alongside footwear. White Buck lace shoes and new style pumps, Oxfords, and walking shoes priced from 5.98 are offered to shoppers.
W. H. Buffington reports selling hundreds of jars of Hokara with a full refund guarantee for unsatisfied buyers. The simple skin food is claimed to relieve chronic eczema and related skin conditions, including scales and itching, with quick results. Jars are offered at 35 cents with money-back assurance.
Physical Director Fobes coordinates the annual gymnastic exhibition of gymnasium classes for Wednesday evening May 1. General secretary Milligan serves as enrollment agent for the U S Working Boys Reserve and invites boys 16 and older to discuss serving the country in farm work or in industrial positions supporting the war effort.
The regular bowling league ends soon as the two man tournament opens for entries. Bowlers with averages of 90 or higher will bowl scratch while those below receive a handicap of one pin per point under 90 down to a minimum 80 average, with a maximum handicap of 10 points.
The Altar Society of the Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel presented the three act drama Wanted, a Maid at the Pastime Theatre to aid the new church. The large audience enjoyed the performance with a cast including Mrs Hardwork Miss M Petrucci Bertha Miss E Palumbo and others plus musical interludes such as Star Spangled Banner America I Raised a Boy For You and Rose in a Bud.
The Bushmanor estate of Francis X Bushman near Baltimore provided exterior shots for The Brass Check starring Beverly Bayne and Bushman at the Pastime Theatre tomorrow evening. Adapted from George Allan England's All-Story Weekly tale, the program includes other selected photo plays.
Bold ad claims Orrine No 1 and No 2 destroy all desire for whiskey and beer with a money back guarantee. It lists two secret and voluntary treatments priced at $100 a box and directs readers to W. H. Buffington on Hope Street for a booklet.
The First Baptist Church held its annual meeting with Rev. O. H. Wallace presiding. Officers elected include Moderator Rev. O. H. Wallace Secretary Fred F. Hodgdon Treasurer George A. Arnold and various committee heads. A supper followed and an every member canvass was approved for next Sunday.
The Red Cross schedules a two day general meeting in Boston on April 9 and 10 to expand activities and discuss the forthcoming drive for 100 million dollars. The program includes bureau meetings at Copley Plaza Hotel, a Symphony Hall address list, a dinner, and a Hippodrome film showing.
The Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company begins its eighteenth annual fair in G A R Hall, running each Saturday in April to fund a motor driven hose wagon. Proceeds support the department, with dances and other attractions nightly. Committee includes Grabert as chairman Card secretary Veatth treasurer and others.
Volunteers sought to label and index books donated by Bristol youths for soldiers. Fifteen high school girls will paste labels and assist with typing and indexing at Rogers Free Library, with about ten more aiding typing. Report to Mr Arnold at once.
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