Macarney's Apparel Shop

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Stock #: 407807

Type: Postcard

Era: Divided Back

City: Lowell

State: Massachusetts (MA)

County: Middlesex

Postmark: 1912

Postmark City: Lowell

Postmark State: MA

Stamp: 1c

Size: 3.5" x 5.5" (9 x 14 cm)

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The ancient Egyptians taught Greeks how to dress flax, and weave it into linen; the Greeks taught the Romans, and the Romans taught the Germans. So from nation to nation, and from century to century, has passed the knowledge and experience in the manufacture of fabrics which, today makes it possible for us to costume any man complete from head to foot, seasonably and in good taste at small expense. From the looms of the world, wherever best values can be found, come the fabrics used in the making of our suits. We can show you the largest assortments and best money's worth in two-piece summer suits and all negligee goods

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1912 August Deb ut. Qwer New Moon Pare Quar 42 Sun Mon Fri Sat 2 3 7 8 9 10 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Fol Mone 27% 1912 4 5 6 11 12 13 14 THE ancient Egyptians taught the Greeks how to dress flax, and weave it into linen; the Greeks taught the Romans, and the Romans taught the Germans. So from nation to nation and from century to century, has passed the knowledge and experience in the manu- facture of fabrics which, today makes it possible for us to costume any man com- plete from head to foot, seasonably and. in good taste at small expense. From the looms of the world, wherever best values can be found, come the fabrics used in the making of our suit ;. We can show you largest assortments and best money's worth in two-piece summer suits and all negligee goods. Macartney's Apparel Shop Lawrence and Lowell COPYRIGHT 1911 BY J.W.GORMAN CHI GERMAN PEASANTS SPINNING FLAX

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