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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1899

Page

5

Christmas shopping spree in Lowell ends with two hour dash

Dorothy and Cornelia tour Lowell stores from Shaniley's to Putnam's collecting gifts for women and men. They buy purses, perfumes, cloaks, music, leather goods, and candles while placing orders for coal, groceries, and cigars. They finish by seven, then Dorothy drifts to bed with thoughts of Cornelia as Cornelia heads to Maine. a festive close to a busy day.

Mc Obonnell Pollard’s Maynard's Medina’s Steinert’s New Hampshire Holmes Lowell One Price Dickson's Martin's Ellingwood's Richardson’s O'Heir's Mackinack Cornelia Dorothy Tilton’s Fred Horne York Chalifoux’s Mr. Alexander Hex Brazer’s Wood's Hamilton Wall O'Brien's Leighton Brothers Blue Tag Caesar Misch Coopey Cosy Gorham Street Harris's Appleton Street Mr. Harris Moor’s Pearson's Dow's Kittredge’s Putnam's Adams & Co.'s Grady's Coburn's Prescott Street E. D. Steele’s Robertson's Banner Market Seextne Aga Wardell’s Mrs. Courtney Miss Caisse Caleb Smith William Nichols James Farrell William Kittredge William E. Livingston Wiggin John P. Quinn W. Gritfin O'Donnell Killarney Ireland Maine Lowell Santa Claus

Dainty Miss Santa Claus Visits Lowell in Auto Parade

A fanciful tale follows Miss Santa Claus Dorothy Dimples as she tours Lowell with Cornelia, purchasing gifts for many neighbors and sick folks. The pair visits dozens of stores from Merrimack street to the Bon Marche, selecting clothes, toys, books, and household goods, delivering a festive list for Santa’s daughter to fulfill by Christmas Eve.

Dorothy Miss Kelly Carter & Sherburne’s Courier-Citizen Fmnte Merrimack Clothing Company Thompson Hardware Store Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Lowell Miss Dorothy Dimples Ool Merrimack Street Miss Dimples Women's Guild General Hospital Jericho Santa Claus Miss Claus Gooda-By Miss Santa Claus Merrimack Street Kirk Street Patten & Roberts Paul KR. Burtt John Street New York Fletcher Street Fisher's Miss Dorothy Cornela Charlie Mitchell Moxie Head & Shaw’s Cornelia Moody Street Boulevard Pawtucket Bridge C. F. Miles Johnnny Johnson Gallagher’s O’ Sullivan's Jack Jill Billy

Winter Fashions in Crepe de Chine and Accessories

The article surveys 1920s style trends focusing on crepe de Chine and mousseline for evening wear, highlighting fabrics, lace, brocades, and jewelry. It notes affordable imitation stones and luxury items, with outlines of Christmas gift ideas including gun metal purses, Limoges enamel, and silver or quadruple plate novelties.

Bureau Cut Glass Holday Murray & Lanman Florida Limoges

Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin Delights Opera Houseaudience

The Opera House showed Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin to large crowds both afternoon and evening with a capable cast led by Frederick Bennett as Uncle Tom and J. D. Barnes as Joe Harris. The production featured 20 colorED performers, lively singing, dance numbers, and a cake walk. The show received full audience satisfaction.

Opera House Stetson Marks, Jr Ophelia

A Grip of Steel at Music Hall Impresses Large Audience

Music Hall hosts a strong second performance of A Grip of Steel with Jus Gordon as New Jane the robber chief and Florence S Leonard delivering notable work. Two more shows remain today, with additional acts and new entertainment announced including Facts and Follies and pads and follies. The program adds moving pictures of the Jeffries Sharkey fight and features Carlotta the lady cyclist and other acts, closing with the Savoy Theatre’s strong bill and next week’s Monkey Theatre lineup for children.

Music Hall Jus. Gordon Newjane Florence S. Leonard Music Hal Carlotta Cyclist Savoy Theatre B. Wornin Wood Ma and Kittie Ellsworth Burt Frank’ Cleyton Jerethe Evans

Assurance Cure For Erolup Twenty Five Years Use

Early signs of croup include hoarseness and a rough cough in children. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, used at first hoarseness or at the onset of croupy cough, is claimed to prevent attacks. Widely used in homes across the land, it is said to have 25 years of constant use with no failures. Sold by all druggists.

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