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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1912
Page
12
Complete lines of Easter merchandise offered at prices lower than wholesale. The store boasts the finest and newest spring goods in the area at unmatched low prices. Vast stock of bargains covers clothing men’s furnishings hats caps and shoes with unheard of lowness. Distance should not deter shoppers due to tremendous savings.
Readily available selection features Men s Blacks and Blue Serge Suits at 5 95 down from 10 value. Fancy Tweeds and Worsted Suits offered near 12 value now 19 95 regulars. English Cheviots Leach Tweed and all wool Worsted suits shown with values up to 20 and sale prices from 7 95 to 12 95.
Men pants priced at 2.00 now 98 cents. 2.50 pants reduced to 1.45. 3.50 pants cut to 1.96. 4.50 pants down to 2.46. Big discounts aim to attract every man during the sale event.
An extensive collection features two piece Russian and knickerbocker style suits for boys and children. Regular values range from 1.50 to 4.50 with anniversary sale prices between 1.45 and 2.45. Limited stock and styles vary by color and pattern.
Fragmentary OCR lists men socks belts handkerchiefs bandana suspenders silk hose and related sale prices and regular prices. Items include men s socks belts handkerchiefs bandana suspenders silk hose with scattered numbers and vague values.
Local residents and new arrivals are listed with moves and changes in Acton and surrounding towns. Frank Williams begins work with W. B. Kelley painting on April 1. Otis Mott moves to the Grenier house. Everett Spinney occupies the Nahum Littlefield farm house until a village tenement opens.
The Borough Pomona Grange met in Boxboro Town Hall on Thursday with 110 members attending from Berlin Boxboro Hopkinton Hudson Marlboro Northboro Southboro Stow Sudbury and Westboro. Alfred F. Ordway chaired the morning session and Arthur W. Nelson welcomed visitors.
At the Grange gathering on March 26 Rev E C Hayes read the Annual Grange Journal to a large audience. Contributors included E C Cheney Harold R Phalen Nelson H Tenney Arthur E Payson and the Editor. A birthday cake for James B Tuttle was presented and plans were made for the April 9 meeting focusing on heirlooms. Auctions by Otis H Forbush are listed along with local sales in Lincoln Wayland Center Medfield and Weston. The commonwealth has appropriated 10000 to repair the road between Kelleys Corner and Concord Junction.
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