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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1906
Page
5
This week’s sale features trimmed hats with lace and ribbon at 25c and 190. A better quality cambric from 69c, varied chemises from 19c to 1.98 each, washable bonnets from 25c, booties 25c to 986, white P. K. Coats at 1.00 for infants, damask yard 19c, old fashioned linen towels 11c, 25 percent off Fancy White Waists, and Peter Pan waists 59c to 1.98.
Misses white lawn dresses trimmed with lace offered at reduced price. Sizes range from 5 to 12 years, regular price 1.25. Inventory includes 330 items and numerous trims as part of a clearance sale.
Remnants rate ginghams and Circassian Dimity with patterns priced at 12 cents per yard. New line of ialdecahene available this season in 5c 10c and more. A large shipment of dotted Swiss Muslins in figures and plain checks offered at 12 cents per yard.
Advertises extra fine light colored Mohair shirts with attached collar and cuffs at 1.50 each. Silks including ties and four in hands 25c. Jap silk underwear 98c. White silk gloves 1.50, silk mitts 65c. Gloves 48 to 75c. White dresses 25 and 29c. Infants skirts 25 50 98c.
Closeout of ladies and children's hats regardless of value offers shoppers a chance to fit themselves or children for the shore or mountains at fractions of real value. Early customers can pick from remaining hats.
At the Maynard store basement department find attractive bargains on sash curtains our own make 15c per pair Sofa pillows four sizes 29 39 49 and 59c each Williams barber's bar shaving soap 56 per cake Cuticura soap 7c per cake Rubiteam 186 per bottle Borated Talcum Powder 5c
Nation Department advertises black panne silk dress shields that require no sewing and pearl buttons. It lists a value of 5c per dozen but sells at 2c per dozen during the week.
Local retailer announces a new boat line offered at 15 to 25 cents and 50 cents per unit, claiming the items are worth double these prices. The sale is exclusive to the Concord store.
The notice announces weekly items priced at cost or below in the economy bulletin for the current week only, inviting patrons and the public to take advantage of the limited time offers.
Miss Evelyn Lacroix works in Lynn shoe factory. Belonie Boudreau visited Leominster relatives. Numerous locals travel, visit, or vacation in Milford Milford Lynn Woonsocket Nantasket Revere beach Brockton Salem Hyde Park Lynn and other cities. Cites workers, visitors, vacations, illnesses, and society notes with many named individuals and places.
An elephant from Halladay wandered Friday night from Stow and prowled Lake Boon until Monday. Local residents, pressing for control, plan a petition to remove the animal as it returns to the Stow pasture after being escorted back by Harry Hinman and Daniel Foley. The creature sustains leg injuries likely from Camp Idlewild stumps and shows notable intelligence by avoiding Maynard.
Property owners on Maple Street vent fury after the old A T Knight barn was moved through the street on Saturday. Trees were slashed to clear a path, one tree split and a limb reportedly cut. Tree Warden E D Jewett defends the work saying the trees were not damaged and benefited by trimming. Residents fault the tree warden and selectmen for permitting the move without investigation.
Fred H Sawyer left Saturday to attend the National convention of the Eagles in Milwaukee. He was accompanied by his mother Mrs. Floretta Cole and will visit western points before returning. Hudson town notes also mention guests of Mr. Burkill, travels to York Beach, and store renovations.
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