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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1904
Page
5
A local retailer promotes price cuts on tailored suits and finer garments with advertisements promising rapid savings within a short window. The message emphasizes value and stock clearance as customers are urged to act quickly.
The notice lists Finest Overcoats and Rogers Peet overcoats marked down from 40.00 to 30.00. It mentions Paddocks and Handsome Tourist styles, with about 25.00 and 30.00 prices, inviting customers to come in today for new, stylish, tourist overcoats.
A local seller advertises a sale of 1000 umbrellas at about one third off. They note buying sample handles from a manufacturer and mounting them on orders with guaranteed quality. Prices are listed for silk and taffeta umbrellas including men women and children styles with various trims.
Elegant suspenders for boys offered in new colorings. Stock includes silk designs and dainty webbing. Each pair comes in a pretty box and is priced low. Local shop highlights quality and attractive presentation.
A garbled ad notes rich neckwear for Christmas, featuring silk scarves and English squares at a great reduction. Describes large squares and new French fourths, with mentions of handsome neckwear and hinge purchase savings.
A new collection of expensive silk neckwear in large English squares for afternoon dress and the very wide French fourim hands. The finest neckwear we have shown for Christmas.
Offer for a one year subscription to The American Boy magazine at one dollar a year. The ad promises monthly issues with illustrated content boys enjoy and includes a card for a free year when purchases total five dollars or more from the Sage Dept. Card must be presented monthly to receive the magazine. Purchases may include clothing caps furnishing goods gloves and more to reach the five dollar threshold.
A fragmentary report notes a strange owner Jong and a driver’s curses during a 26 minute delay after arrival at Concord. Townsend F. E. Marshall of Boston is cited in relation to the case and an inquiry into driving horses in poor condition.
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