Dress Goods Specials at Geneva Store
Wool and mixed textiles offered in black seal brown cardinal myrtle navy and blue with prices from 12 to 100 per yard. Cheviots fine wool 00c yard mixed suiting 29c yard plaid 12 and 19 50 plaid goods and eiderdown for children 33c yard daisy cloth 15c waistings 11c fall ginghams 12%c outing flannel 8c solid colors 10c flanelette gowns skirts and short knit skirts offered in multiple colors. sweaters 50c to 4.98 new children's Norfolk jackets 98c.
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Geneva
Fall and Winter Waists Hit at Main Street Concord
A well selected line of waistwear in popular fabrics arrives in Concord. Prices range from 1.00 to 7.98 with items including black brilliant new waist styles at 1.00, white linen waist at 1.26, French flannels and plaids, and black silk waists from 2.98 to 7.98.
Ready to wear skirts and coats line offered
A splendid line in serges Melrose broadcloth plaids and mixtures and cheviots in new styles and reasonable prices. Cheviot skirt in blue and black priced at 2.49 after marker. other skirts up to 7.98. coats in mixed goods 5.98 to 7.48. misses long coats in grey mixed goods 3.98.
Men’s Furnishings Fall and Winter Underwear Line
Strong in this line for fall and winter wear. ALL WOOL shirts and drawers in natural grey priced at 1.50 and 1.00 each. TAN COLOR wool goods 75c per piece. MERINO fall wear 50c per piece. FLEECE LINED shirts and drawers 50c to 50c with sizes listed. JERSEY RIBBED heavy weight 50c. CONTOCOOR fine grade 1.00. MEN’S SOX heavy cotton wool cashmere 12% to 50%. SWEATERS all wool 5.00 now 3.50 each. Shirts ties collars gloves night robes complete stock.
Infants and Children’s Wear at Popular Prices
Infants and Children's Goods offered include bear skin coats in white and gray at 2.98, grey astrachan coats 2.98, Bonnets and caps in silk bear skin astrachan 25c to 1.00. Tom O Shanter hats 25c 50c 8c, complete undergarment line, sleeping robes with feet 25c, flannelette dresses 25c, five flannelette skirts 19c, Infants' bootees 10c to 98c, soft leather moccasins 26 5c.
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Astrachan
Tom O'Shanters
Flanelette
Women's Tailored Suits in New Plaids and Cheviots
Women's tailored suits in plaid and cheviot fabrics described as elegant with a short jacket and skirt. Grey and black mixed fabrics offered, priced at 11.95 with other styles starting at 6.00.
Blanket sale highlights three sizes and prices
The notice promotes three blankets in grey white and tan with sizes 11x4. The 67c 11x4 is discounted from 75c, another 11x4 grey blanket is 89c versus a common $1.50, and an extra large grey and white blanket is $1.59 instead of $1.75.
Comforters Arrive in Large Shipment At Discount Prices
A new shipment of comforters has arrived with prices ranging from $1.50 to $3.50. The items offer a broad selection for customers seeking affordable bedding options.
Underwear for Women Misses and Children Prices Listed
Heavy cotton fleeced and wool underwear offered in all grades at 26c to 1.00. The listing targets women misses and children with a range of sizes and prices.
Hosiery Lines for Boys Girls Men Women
Our lines are the best we can buy for boys and girls men and women in cotton fleeced lined and wool. Prices range from 12 percent to 50 cents per pair.
Ready-to-Wear Hats Offered by Milliner Mrs Dufur
Milliner Mrs Dufur offers a large line of ready to wear hats in felt and braid with the latest shapes from 98 to 4.98. She will take orders for made to order hats and has a nice line of shapes and trimmings on hand.
Harris Visitor From Waverley Brings News to Maynard
Raffe Bouve faced a larceny charge in Michael Roberts case on Tuesday morning. The accusation involved eight dollars worth of property. The case was not pressed and Bouve was discharged after paying court costs totaling six dollars eighty cents.
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B. A. Harris
Waverley
Julius Loewe
Raffe Bouve
Michael Roberts
Bouve
Pneumonia Fatal for Mrs C F Connor at Home
Mrs C F Connor died at her Main Street home shortly after noon Thursday after a brief illness caused by pneumonia. She was 36, born in Stow, lived in Concord Junction most of life, and married Mr Connor 11 years ago. Survived by husband, four children, father, three sisters, three brothers. Funeral at St Bridget's church with Requiem High Mass, burial in St Bridget's Cemetery.
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C. F. Connor
Mainst
Connor
Maynard
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Curse of the Country Malaria the Great Enemy in Panama
Dennis Sexton recalls Panama duties as a trained nurse and warns malaria remains the major hurdle. He notes progress in canal work and lower illness since American sanitation methods were adopted, but believes much work lies ahead to make the region habitable for Americans.
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Panama
Dennis Sexton
Denniston
Maynard
Canal Zone
Mr. Sexton
Sexton
Mitchell in Maynard Democratic Campaign Opens
Maynard Democrats opened their campaign in Odd Fellows hall with Rep. J. J. Mitchell Marlboro speaking on labor bills killed in the senate and his four year house record. Candidate J. Lynch for representative received strong support as prospects for a Democratic win in the district were described as bright.
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Maynard
Odd Fellows Hall
Rep
J. J. Mitchell
Marlboro
State Senate
Senate
Mitchell
House
Do. J. Lynch
Burial in Lawrence
Mrs. Albert Easthope died at her Garfieldst home after a long illness. She is survived by her husband and one daughter. The funeral was held Monday afternoon with burial in Lawrence.
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Albert Easthope
Garfieldst
Lawrence
Chicago Newspapers Show Generous Acts In Reward Case
Chicago Clearing House association sent a $5000 check to James Keeley for the Stensland reward. The Tribune covered expenses and returned the funds to Cook county taxpayers. Leadville gunmen seized an express train car and attempted to blow the safe, netting only $50. T. P. O Connor praised Irish freedom support in Canada and predicted an imminent victory.
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Chicago
Chicago Clearing House Association
James Keeley
Chicago Tribune
Paul QO. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
The
Tribune
Stensland
Cook County
Leadville
Col
Malta
Local notices brighten week with masses and social visits
Rev Charles W Regan of Roxbury celebrated mass at St Michael Church at 8 o'clock Sunday. James McGline left Sunday for a two week vacation in Brookfield. Frank Parkinson of Lynn visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Yean in Maplest. Rev Charles Rice of Brookline preached at the Methodist church. William S O'Brien suffered a slight paralytic shock but recovered enough to be out Sunday. William Noonan returned from the White Mountains where he spent the summer at Crawford House. Charles Sweetman of Bedford was fined 5 dollars for drunkenness on Saturday night and paid in court Monday. Alexander McDonald began work on the cottage cellar on land he bought by Lake Boon.
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Charles W. Regan
Roxbury
St. Michael's Church
James McGline
Brookfield
Frank Parkinson
Lynn
William Yean
Maplest
Charles Rice
Brookline
William S. O'Brien
William Noonan
White Mountains
Crawford House
Charles Sweetman
Bedford
Alexander McDonald
Lake Boon
Autumn sale by Hudson High seniors nets funds for graduation
The Hudson High School senior class held its annual autumn candy and cake sale Friday afternoon in the drawing room of the school building. Proceeds will defray graduation expenses. Committees included Arrangements May Allen Josie Dickerson Annie Cushman James Manson and cake and candy tables led by Gertrude Stratton Ruby Healey Agnes Moran May Allen Annie Cushman Velma Hale.
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Hudson High School
May Allen
Josie Dickerson
Annie Cushman
James Manson
Gertrude Stratton
Ruby Healey
Agnes Moran
Velma Hale
Miss Mamie Breen Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Miss Mamie Breen returns from Carney hospital in Boston where specialists treated her after a Marlboro auto accident. She uses crutches and is expected to recover fully soon.
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Mamie Breen
Carney Hospital
Boston
Miss Breen
Marlboro
Melody Wins 15 Round Bout In Chelsea Lightweight Clash
Uency Melody of Boston defeated welterweight champion Joe Wolcott in a 15 round bout at Chelsea Massachusetts. The result does not settle the title but is seen as influential for the championship. About 8000 fans attended as both fighters weighed in at 145 pounds.
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Chelsea
Mass
Uency Melody
Boston
Joe Wolcott
Prairie fire near Tilford prompts Sixth Cavalry aid
At Fort Mead soldiers from the Sixth Cavalry were sent to fight a prairie fire starting about a mile from Tilford. The blaze destroyed many farmhouses and grain stacks across a large area, prompting military assistance. Meanwhile Secretary Bonaparte in Washington says no one is to blame for the grounding of the cruiser Boston in Puget Sound during dense fog last September and approves the judge advocate general's recommendation to end further proceedings.
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Sturgis
Sixth Cavalry
Fort Mead
Tilford
Washington
Bonaparte
Boston
Puget Sound
Judge Advocate General
Negro Artist Henry O Tanner Wins Harris Prize
Henry O Tanner, a Negro artist, won the N. W. Harris prize of 1 for the best painting at the 19th annual American painting exhibition at the Art Institute. The winning work is titled Two Disciples at the Fee.
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Chicago
Henry O. Tanner
N. W. Harris
The
Art Institute
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