Local Store Announces Planned Sales Amid Busy Reorganization
The firm reports being occupied with restructuring and fitting up the shop while delaying some special sales but expresses pleasure in upcoming offerings and merchandise ready for release.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1906
Page
5
The firm reports being occupied with restructuring and fitting up the shop while delaying some special sales but expresses pleasure in upcoming offerings and merchandise ready for release.
VERY SPECIAL SALE ALA Feta for the week starting May 7 includes ladies and children's muslin underwear and hats. The Concord store offers trimmed hats waists and knit underwear with two hat pins given with each hat bought on Saturday. The Christie system emphasizes value, cash sales, and square deals.
A collage of anecdotes profiles several lawmakers including John Sharp Williams Henry Clay and James Tawney. Tales recount humorous moments in their careers, from political banter in Delhi to cheese advocacy and Lincoln Douglas debates, illustrating a vivid era of congressional life.
The Main street paving plan stalls as the committee awaits a state highway commission blue print to confirm the grade. Tension rises between the town paving committee and the C M and H street railway officials over track paving and possible compulsory conformity, with questions about line ownership of the square to Fitchburg depot and potential delays until the blue print arrives.
In Washington on May 1 two dozen officers who served with Admiral Dewey at Manila bay hosted a May day dinner. Dewey, the guest of honor, said each passing year shows growing US awareness of the Philippines victory and the fleet’s role in its possession by the United States.
A superior military tribunal in St. Petersburg reviewed Captain Shamski case. He refused to lead troops against unarmed civilians in Kaluga citing conscience. Offense carries death, but court sentenced him to 16 months fortress imprisonment and retirement without loss of rank.
China opposes the opening of Antung and Tatungkau ports under the American and Japanese treaties citing war as preventing settlement and drafting regulations. China will give notice of delays to save face, with Mukden opening June 1 as Japan consents.
Fragmentary notice shows authorities including Roger H. Burd and Charles G. Whitman planning a morning meeting. Deputy Sheriff is referenced, with unclear location and exact time.
Andrew Marshall works for H. B. Leary in town. Mrs. R. M. Pratt visits from Worcester. Marlboro council K of C to dedicate hall on May 11. Several residents visit relatives in Brockton Boston Lynn and Wakefield. Rails shift on West Main St. Jim Holmes and others attend banquets and dances. A monster snake killed by Peter L angetier and a large local party reports. Portents of crime with a liquor raid at Boudreau’s Lincoln St store. All Stars beat Curtis factory finishing room 39 to 8 in a city league game. Funeral notices for Joseph Malthoit’s Canada trip and death of John Iman.
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