Long and Short Kimonas in Fleecedown Cloth
Advertises warm serviceable kimonas in all colorings. Long kimonas priced at 1.08 dollars and short kimonas at 1 dollar.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1905
Page
5
Advertises warm serviceable kimonas in all colorings. Long kimonas priced at 1.08 dollars and short kimonas at 1 dollar.
Our fall underwear and hosiery lines are complete with top makes priced from 12 1-2c to 3.98. A full line of sweaters for men boys women and girls ranges from 48c to 3.98 each.
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Concorded Junction announces rehearsals for the cantata Queen Esther with all assistants urged to attend Thursday at 7 30 pm in the Congregational vestry. Local housing changes note Hugh Sheasgreen moving to C H Whitney’s Central Street residence and Mrs L E Chase to the vacated home.
The Ethical class at the Reading reformatory surprised their teacher Howard W. Poor with a formal letter of thanks and a bouquet marking his 10 years of service. Supt. Hart and Deputy Supt. Allen attended as members presented the commemorative gift and the class applauded with a closing chorus of America.
Marlboro residents report steady work and community events as idle tenements decline slightly. The Knights of Columbus plan winter socials while a dance school adds instructors. Local improvements include Main Street upgrades and new drainage catch basins.
William Watson Hudson of Clinton visited friends in town Sunday. Raymond Kennedy decorates town hall for the band fair. Timothy Shea moved his family from Blossom street to Green street. Mrs. William Cole’s condition on Main street is much improved. Ralph Tripp of Winchester visited his parents on Lincoln street Sunday. Miss A Gertrude Curtis spent part of the week at her Portland Missouri home. Mrs Marshell Wood’s house on Church street is being painted by Mitchell Brodeur. W 8 Jewett of Pleasant street moved his family into the Houghton house on Rice street. Mr and Mrs Ralph Joslin of Winchester were guests of relatives in town this week.
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