Bargain Stock Clearout for Ladies and Children
Large stock of ladies and children garments offered at deep discounts. Includes bicycle sweaters at 1.50, undergarments from 12 to 50 cents, shirt waists 50 to 75 cents, percale cambric waists 75 cents, fancy stripes dresses, belts, skirts, capes, jackets, and washable silk ties. Also bicycle stockings in all grades.
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Cambria
Ner
Featherbone
Jackson
Armorside
India
Hope Street
Lewando’s
Fundamental Principles of Successful Advertising
A Bristol pamphlet argues advertising is essential for profit. It lists five points of trade the need to sell, a place to sell, management and capital, sales staff, and advertising. The author declares no bias yet proves advertising supports business success and growth.
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Coryright
Nath'lc Fowler, Jr
Bristol
West Ae
New Train Schedule Expands Service Between Providence and Coastline
A June 14 reform adds 12 daily trains Providence to Fall River, 14 Providence to Bristol, and 16 Warren to Bristol with connections at Warren and Fall River to Newport. Local runs to Fall River drop to 52 minutes and express runs pace 35 minutes to Bristol, with Newport links offering broader travel.
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Providence
Fall River
Newport
Bristol
Itill
Fox Point
Bristo
Fal River
Warren
Man About Town Urges Bristol Citizens to Act on Town Beauty
The writer urges Bristol residents to move beyond apathy and improve the town’s appearance. He cites neglect of storefronts and the park, issues with drainage on Hope and State streets, and asks why the council does not require water works to replace cobblestones. He questions local funding for town events and the benefit to the community.
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Bristol
Franklin Street
State Street
Hope
State Streets
Road Commission
Hope Street
State
Bradford
Water Works Co
Boral
Beneft
Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival at Willing Workers' Circle
The Willing Workers' Circle of the King's Daughters held a strawberry and ice cream festival Saturday evening at the F. A. Wright house on Hope Street. A large crowd enjoyed ice cream cake and various desserts amid flags palms and flowers while a portrait of Mrs Margaret Bottome hung draped in an American flag. The event netted a neat sum for charitable work and the organizers felt well repaid for their labor.
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King’s Daughters
F. A. Wright
Hope Street
Margaret Bottome
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