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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1910

Page

6

Handsome Fall and Winter Suits on Sale at People's Clothing Co

The store displays men's wool suits in Worsteds Serges Tweeds and Cassimeres with prices from 2.49 to 15.00. Featured items include Blue Serge, all wool Worsted, and Cassimere ensembles in up to date cuts. A broad range of pants and fabrics, from Corduroy to fancy worsteds, invites shoppers to compare value and save on winter outfits.

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Local Derby Hat Sale Highlights Various Styles

Men’s black derby priced at $1.50 with sale $1.75. Extra fine black derby and black soft hats listed with regulars of 89c to $2.00 and sale prices shown. Other colors and styles include gray, brown, olive, and green derbys with former $2.60 pricing and sale prices indicated.

Men’s Overcoats on sale at reduced prices

The People’s Clothing Co offers a range of overcoats including Tweed Beaver and Melton styles. Prices advertise from 6.98 to 10.98 with models such as Chesterfield and semi-fitting backs, claiming regular values up to 15.00 but marked for this sale.

Peo- Clothing Co Ducadan Melton People's Clothing Co

Kings of Low Prices Boys and Children's Overcoats Sale

A sale on boys and children's coats offers Black Vienna overcoats for ages 13 to 17 at 3.49 after a 6.00 former price. Small reefers in tan and gray covert cloth reduce from 3.00–6.00 to 1.24–2.49. Children's overcoats in chinchilla from 3.00–6.00 to 1.49–3.98.

People's Clothing Co

Footwear Sale Highlights Men's Women's and Children's Shoes

A varied sale on men's boys and children's shoes features prices from 1.24 to 2.49 with several styles in Kangaroo and Velour Calf,Box Calf, Patent and Leather Lining. Boots and high cut designs offered, along with house slipper type slides and Ladies Jullettes under dollar amounts.

People's Clothing Co Grades Clothing Co

Men's Furnishings Sale Highlights Wide Apparel Deals

Archived ad notes discounts on men and boys shirts 75c to 1.50 regular prices, white stiff bosom shirts 75e, bow ties 16c, 100 dozen stockings 26c to 39c, gloves 60c to 1.00, suspenders and health items on sale with varied prices.

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Enormous sale on boys and children's suits

Readable items show a large lot of high grade boys suns and children's suits in new styles. Prices marked well below competing retailers with former prices ranging from $1.50 to $4.50 and sale prices starting at $0.88 to $1.98.

Sale of the People's Clothing Co. stocks now in fall force

A local notice reports the People's Clothing Company selling its stock of high grade goods under fall sale terms. The listing includes the business’s location and calls for buyers to submit offers by a stated deadline.

People’s Clothing Co

Bargain Sale on Men’s and Boys’ Sweater Coats

Hundreds of sweater coats on sale with prices from 98 cents to 3 dollars. Includes all wool sweaters at 1.19 and men’s coats at 1.75, with numerous other bargains to investigate. Curio: promotional sale note mentions large stock and value.

Men's and Boys' Caps Sale Announcement with Styles

Advertisement notes 25 dozen caps for men and boys in latest styles and colors. Large visors plain or fur lined ear flaps. Grade 50c value 30 cents sale price. Overall sale emphasizes low price and variety for men.

Maynard Rally Opens Season Amid Weather Delays

The Democratic rally at Cooperative Hall faced rain and wind but drew a sizable crowd as Arthur J. Coughlan presided and Roger Sherman Hoar of Concord spoke on tariffs and records of opponent Bayley. Hoar praised fair treatment by newspapers and warned about price effects from tariffs while noting campaign tactics.

Cooperative Hall Arthur J. Coughlan Roger Sherman Concord Hoar Bayley Hoer House Gear Dewey Senator Lodge Heard C. J. Lynch Lynch Pierce Gleason Nop. Co F. McCarthy Marlboro Mr. McCarthy Mitchel Hear Edson

Concord Junction Local News Highlights

John D. Wilson spent the past week in Maine. Mr. and Mrs. 8 A Harriman moved to Kennebunk Missouri. Mrs. James Dunlop has returned home from a summer in Mt Vernon New Hampshire. Angus MacLeod and family occupied the Maple Street house formerly of Peter Richard. Parents of the first pupils from this town attended receptions in Concord on Tuesday afternoon and evening. The Boston ball Tuesday.

A. Harriman Kennebunk James Dunlop Mt. Vernon N. Hy Angus MacLeod Maple St Peter Richard Concordy

Sudbury Social Notes Mention Guests and Meetings

H Ernest Porter of Worcester was a guest of 148 mother Sunday. Mr and Mrs 8 D Perry attended a relative's funeral in Pepperel Monday. Dr and Mrs M T Perry of Worcester were guests of Mr and Mrs L Perry Sunday. Fred Hall left A R Pratt and has home in Vermont. Will Marston and daughter Grace of Malden were town visitors over Sunday. Masons from Sudbury attended Alpha lodge Visitation in South Framingham Monday night. Sudbury parents and teachers met Tuesday afternoon in the 8c rooms to discuss welfare of scholars.

H. Ernest Porter Worcester D. Perry Pepperel M. T. Perry Perry Fred Hall A. R. Pratt Vermont Will Marston Grace Malden Alpha Lodge South Framingham Sudbury

Severe lightning strikes home in Tuesday storm report

A severe electrical storm struck the home of A. J. Petson Tuesday evening at 5 45 local time. The storm brought heavy lightning and damage reported in the section 4 area.

A. J. Petson

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