Death of Mrs. Mary Thorne Baker Shocks Cincinnati Society
Mrs. Mary Thorne Baker wife of Cincinnati attorney Charles W. Baker died in New York after a sudden operation. She leaves husband two sons Thorne Baker and Charles Wentworth Baker and daughter Miss Gladys. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thorne Baker
Charles W. Baker
Cincinnati
New York
William F. Thorne
Cincinnati Wesleyan Female College
Wesley Avenue
Mr. Baker
Baker
Thorne Baker
Charles Wentworth Baker
Yale
Gladys
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Very Special Handkerchiefs and Linen Accessories
Purse friendly linen handkerchiefs offered in many styles. Men’s hemstitched pure linen handker chiefs sold at 1.50 per dozen. Initialed linen handker chiefs boxed in sets of six. Colored bordered styles 8 1 2 cents to 50 cents. Full dress white silk initialed handker chiefs 25 to 75 cents. Lace trimmed and Irish embroidered varieties 50 cents to 1 50. Women’s single corner embroidered and novelty handkerchiefs 25 to 75 cents.
Blanket Department Ready for the Holidays
The advertisement highlights blankets comfortables bedspreads bath robe blankets and steamer rugs aimed at holiday gifts with a larger variety and decided price reductions available.
Gloves and Street Gloves Sale Listing
Advertises women’s and men’s gloves in various styles and sizes. Women’s piqué sewn gloves in popular street shades priced at 75 cents per pair. Men’s heavy sewn gloves with cadet finger lengths in tan shades formerly two dollars, now 1.50.
Christmas Stamps Sale Promoted by Anti Tuberculosis League
The Anti-Tuberculosis league arranges a National Red Cross Christmas stamps sale through multiple Cincinnati stores and a central sale at 409 Vine Street in the German National Bank building. Prominent local women will oversee the event, with stamps designed by Howard Pyle bearing the Red Cross emblem and holiday greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Tuberculosis League
National Red Cross
Joann Shillitto Company
Alms & Doepke
Methodist Book Concern
George W. McAlpin Company
Robert Clark & Co
Pounsford’s Stationery Company
James K. Stewart
Arcade
Vine Street
German National Bank
League
Cincinnati
Howard Pyle
Red Cross
College String Quartet Delights Odeon Debut
The Col lége String quartettes gave a first chamber concert at the Odeon. A college audience plus city music lovers filled the house as Henri Bru led the first violin with strong support from Emil Knoepke on violin, William Burkel on second violin, Ernst La Prade on viola, and two college students on cello. The Schubert Opus 2 quartet opened and concluded the program with attention held through “non troppo” and the Franck selections, praised for smooth, finished execution.
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String Quartette
Odeon
Franz Schubert
Henri Bru
Emil. Knoepke
William Burkel
Ernst la ‘Prade
Swith Sig
Gornont
Mr. Bru
Frans Schubert
Aig
Agensemns Sd Sks
Eee
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Coats
West Fourth Street—Vine and
Henry Korf
Main Street
Telephone Canal
Es Lewy & White
Newstedt
N. Wedow
4Th and
Walnut
Vine St
Fountain Square
Nurees
Wbatchete
Lees
Mas Baker
Walnut Hills
Atr
Ion
Schaefer Rubber
E.fourth St
Che Alms
Doepke Co
Pet Bael
Santa Claus
Oxford
Eastern Avenue
Boellinger
Rmy Goods
West Fourth ST
U. S
U. S. Clothing Arsenal
S&s
W. S. Kirk
Mgr
W. 4Th St
Main ST
Bate
Times-Star
LYRIC
Agnes
St. John
Aema David Belasco
Stra
Dave Marion
Times Star
Rainforth
Havlin
Grace van Studdiford
Smith D DE Koven
Sale
Victor Moore
Talk
York
Chicago
Hurtig and Seamon
Geo. Stone
Times-Ster
New Music Hall
Olympi
Mats. Sun
Sat
Mats
Columbia
Serre & Naester
Poor _e* Miller
Cora D'llmore Sisters
Boronia Pictures
Sao
Conservatory
Eeemiiil Sauer
Bale
Smith & Nixon’s
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