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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1904
Page
5
Brand new season suits a stylish store staple with broad shouldered coats and peg top trousers. One at $10 and up now 8.00. a bulk group from young men stock at £2.00 each, twenty available in sizes 31 to 34 chest. Black and blue overcoats once $10 to $15 are reduced to 3.75.
A lively store redacts and bundles assorted overstock from Isins stock and marks it for quick sale. Black and oxford frieze overcoats drop from 10 to a lower price. 80 pieces available. Cheviot suits and brown mixtures from six selling lots remain in sizes up to 42, previously priced 12 to 15 dollars, now repriced for rapid sale.
Announcement of remaining stock offering camel hair natural wool oxford mix and black furnishing goods at low prices. Phrasing notes a large inventory reduced to sale with pair prices stated as twenty cents regular and ten cents discounted.
A sale of new silk scarves at one dollar and fleece lined garments at low prices. White Oxford shirts, wool underwear, and leather lined gloves are offered at substantial discounts. Stock features rich fabrics, twin needle seams, double cuffs, and basket weave oxfords with sale prices far below regular.
We have closed out from a first class manufacturer complete lots of stylish soft hats in two latest shapes. The Alps and solid acme hats priced at 1.50 and 2.00 dollars, choose today from these lots and styles.
The Moneybak Derby is a special stiff hat offered at 1.50. It promises better quality and trimming than hats priced at 2.00 and introduces a new shape. Each hat is guaranteed not to break or fade, with a money back offer if it changes color or breaks.
Rockwood Miles spent Sunday with relatives in Ashby. Miss Lena King of Malden visited her parents over Sunday. W Blossom confined to his room with a booss of the car. The alarm from box 43 at 6 am Monday reported a fire at Fowler's Dock shop, extinguished with little damage. Woman's club plans a Dec 16 open meeting with Laura Annesae speaking on Peace. Hyde Park lodge 212 I C O F celebrates return of Past Grand Master Dr Newell D Johnson from Waltham.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant laxative. The product is available for sale at Johnson's Pharmacy and from H. J. Dwineil in Maynard.
The six year old son of Mrs. Louis Loftus died suddenly Tuesday afternoon at his home in Concord. The tragedy prompted investigations and condolences from neighbors and local authorities.
A fragmented notice states free consultation and home fitting services offered at 16 Hehot nn and 20 Bw an st Marlboro with no charge for the visit. The text appears garbled but indicates an eye care service promoting in home fitting.
John Wainwright 50 shot his wife and daughter at 81 Southbridge Street Worcester. Police say the injuries are fatal for the daughter and serious for the wife. Wainwright claims accidental discharge. authorities press murder charge.
The position he is set to fill is believed to be highly profitable, with observers noting substantial benefits and potential earnings for the appointee.
Portland jury returns guilty verdicts against all defendants in the land fraud case after 45 minutes deliberation. Miss Marie Ware is acquitted with no recommendations for punishment. Dec 7 report from Judge Bellinger’s court. Havana reports discuss veterans' benefits payments at 75 percent.
A Weybridge crew member in London near the River Platte shows illness and tests confirm plague. Authorities take precautions to prevent spread and monitor others aboard the ship.
Local items report several residents on the sick list including Mrs A H Blackington and Walter Siple. Ernest Taylor moves to 300 Lincoln Street. Alex Smith works at Diamond M factory. Minnie Balaskas Adame also employed there. Mrs Lens Maynard granted a divorce. musical vesper service held in the evening.
A wedding anniversary notice honors Hon. and Mrs. Walter B. Morse, recognizing a lasting union and sharing congratulations from family and friends in this community tribute.
Acquaintances of The Babbitt Co note the know how moniker appears in several cities and towns including Clinton and Marlboro, indicating a regional reach or branding effort.
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