Complete Assortment of Muslin Underwear Stitched and Lace
A well made collection offers muslin undergarments from plain hem to lace trimmed pieces. Garments are described as perfectly fitting and priced to appeal to all customers.
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1907
Page
3
A well made collection offers muslin undergarments from plain hem to lace trimmed pieces. Garments are described as perfectly fitting and priced to appeal to all customers.
Corset covers in fine nainsook with lace and embroidery, priced at 49c. Editions include cambric and French fitted styles in assorted trims, with values from 5c to 25c. Also available are good cotton corset covers trimmed with embroidery and lace at 19c to 25c.
A readable fragment notes infants slips made of cotton with plain ruffle on neck and sleeve. Valued at 25c or 19c, details limited.
Odd assortment of drawers in coutil lace and embroidery styles with prices from 25 to 98 cents. Includes Canbric and Hamburg lace options and serviceable cotton drawers with hemstitched hems.
A catalog listing several chemise styles with prices ranging from 49 cents to 1.98 dollars. Descriptions note fine cambric and nainsook fabrics, lace insertions, bead work, embroidery, ribbon trimming, and flounces. Patterns include embroidered rokes, tucks, and roke lace detailing.
A fine selection of cotton and nainsook gowns with yokes, tucks, lace, and embroidery. Prices range from 69c to $1.69, featuring Masonville and cambric gowns with high necks, hemstitching, ruffles, and decorative inserts.
At a Cambridge aldermen meeting Mayor Wardwell proposed Dr Charles O Thomas to succeed Dr Charles T Weeks on the Board of Health. Friends of Dr Weeks protested the move and a confirmation vote is set for next Tuesday. Other city business included library, school board, park improvements and fire department pay scales. Dodge abstained. Casey was absent as the 10 to 10 vote ended without action.
The Non-partisan majority in the Council juggled with the Saturday half-holiday order last Tuesday evening. President Stetson’s vote in the negative helped defeat the order, while Councilmen Bolster Dunn and Jones favored its merits. All Democrats supported it by voice and vote. Mr. Hurley argued for passage. Several orders were tabled for a week.
Last Thursday the growing club held a fine social at Turn Hall Watertown with many district residents attending. James FP Donovan directed the revels assisted by Stephen F Hinds and a corps of aids including Timothy Coyle Henry McDonnell Eugene Call ing John McDonnell Thomas Corte William J McGinty J W Dowd John J McKim John L Feeney John Shar key and Charles A De Luca.
The club announces its officers: President Stephen F. Hinds, vice-president John Sharker, recording secretary Henry McDonnell, treasurer William J. McGinty, and sergeant at arms J. J. McKim.
Prof Thomas son hosted a pupils reception at the Auditorium Odd Fellows Hall North Cambridge in a well attended event showcasing students in dancing opera debate and vocal study. Notable participants included Miss Lilian Jardine Miss Helen Hancock and many others with Dr Geo Mel Inn es and Prof Frank Bentley among the staff. Ushers were Harry Lowe Guy Cox and Ernest Dolliver. A grand May festival is announced.
A humorous collection notes busts in Boston Public Library with ex Mayor Hugh O'Brien and John Boyle O'Reilly and a clerk retorts about Lucifer not being Irish. Raucous exchanges follow about prayers gargling and gas lease bills framed in guilt.
Deep flounce petticoats with lace insertion and hem, prices from 39c to 2.50. Cambric petticoats trimmed with lace embroidery and fine tucks offered in several attractive styles and values. Large assortment includes long and full size petticoats with decorative lace, embroideries, and hemstitching.
Tis boned throughout with heavy steels three styles for stout medium and sight fissures value S150 a Special Price 89c. Medium length Corsets of white fifteen double hose supporters Special Price 39c.
Willard A Bullard serves as president of Harvard Trust Company. J Elston, located at 227 Inman, Cambridge, is noted in connection with the article.
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