Boudoir Caps Described in Pastel Crepe De Chine
Women’s headwear in crepe de chine and net with ribbon and rosebud trim offered in white and pastel shades. Prices range from 350 to 2.50, highlighting affordable fashion items for the season.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1915
Page
3
Women’s headwear in crepe de chine and net with ribbon and rosebud trim offered in white and pastel shades. Prices range from 350 to 2.50, highlighting affordable fashion items for the season.
The case centers on Mrs. Adeline Joseph sent to Warm Springs for eccentric property disposal. Public Administrator Harrington resigns as guardian. grandson H J Stiefel named guardian. Relatives seek to move her to a private sanitarium and remove her from Warm Springs. Readiness to transfer property and appeals involve Boston and St Louis holdings. The change follows two weeks postponement.
Cleveland reports the National Cloak Suit and Skirts Manufacturers association style committee adopted a spring slogan “Short, full and youthful” for women’s wear. Skirts will be short and full coats cut shorter due to war limited materials and dye values. Wool supply and protection against counterfeits are highlighted amid tariff concerns.
Pendleton Oregon December 4 Charles Coop of Portland told the Oregon Wool Growers association that truthful branding would soon curb Northwest wool production and warned wool men need tariff protection. Retail rag trade cited as chief rival to wool suits and overcoats offered at one price. Desaryoun Gillies a public records falsifier and former Industrial Insurance Commission bond agent was arrested after bondsman withdrew $2600 of a $5000 bond amid looting funds estimated at 18000 to 20000.
The Oregon Short Line informed the commission that southbound train No. 23 will be held 15 minutes at Butte to avoid delaying Great Northern No. 4. Passengers bound for points south face updated connections as No. 29 runs late and the South Oregon line adds a few minutes of extra wait at the transfer.
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