The Great Rummage Sale
The notice invites attendance at a rummage sale promising great savings. It highlights sacrifice by organizers for buyers, offering odd lots at the lowest possible prices.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
5
The notice invites attendance at a rummage sale promising great savings. It highlights sacrifice by organizers for buyers, offering odd lots at the lowest possible prices.
The Maynard Republican caucus convened in Cooperative hall with a calm, orderly meeting. Delegates favored Draper Taylor, B J Coughlin, and Charles H Persons, with Thomas Hillis and H A Wilson's tied vote affecting town committee framing.
Local retailers unveil fall merchandise across departments with new arrivals in coats, boots, sweaters, and accessories. Shoppers can explore seasonal styles, shop early, and enjoy in-store promotions and window displays through the month.
The Advance Showing of Tailor Made Suits and Coats is now in. Hand some garments that are correct in style, workmanship and price. Ready to Wear Skirts. We are strong in this line and fall stock is more complete than ever.
Store offers a wide range of fabrics including plaids checks plain and fancy suitings and waistings cheviots broadcloths flannelettes along with hosiery and underwear for shoppers seeking diverse apparel materials.
Local stores announce the addition of Mrs Laura E Dufur to lead the millinery department. She will oversee both shops making to order hats and offering an extensive ready to wear line at popular prices.
A brief note emphasizes getting more value for money with new items and promotions. It invites shoppers to explore fresh offerings and feel assured about getting worth from their purchases.
The Boxboro Farmers Club awards premiums on Sept. 19 for plowing drawing and animal classes led by C. L. Woodward L. W. Richardson C. T. Wetherbee with many firsts and seconds given to individuals including E. C. Parker J. B. Perkins G. W. Burroughs and Rev. Frank Rice. Also prizes for vegetables fruit quilts crochet work and needlework awarded to numerous residents and youths.
Harry E. Brigham's orchestra performed at Cochituate on Tuesday and will play at Shelburne Falls this Seaderer, then appear in South Framingham Friday and Waltham.
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