Domestic Linen and Toweling Prices Nationally Advertised
Retail listings show Marceilles Spreads from 2.00 to 4.76, towels and linens including Plain White Toweling 1.00 per yd, Fancy Toweling 1.00, linen Huck Toweling 1.44 to 2.00 per yd, ready to use Turkey Red covers, bleached linens and napkins from 0.70 to 3.50 per dot or yd, tapestry portieres 2.65 to 4.35 per pair, curtain Swisses 0.15 to 0.17490 per yd, plus several table covers and damask linens priced across multiple sizes and finishes.
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Marceilles
Bbc
Cheville Portiers
Millinery Department Showcases New York Styles
Our Millinery Department displays the latest New York full styles and new room creations. Visitors are urged to view the department as money saving prices prevail during this sale.
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New York
Shoes sale preview with multiple footwear discounts
Catalog style listing shows men women and youth shoes with various styles and prices, noting substantial markdowns from original to sale prices. Items include Vici Kid Bal, Chrome Calf Blucher Bal, Split Calf Blucher Bal, Youths Vici Kid Bal, Misses Dongola Bal, Misses One Strap Bow Slippers, Kid Bucher Bal, Colt Blucher Bal, and Ladies Dongola Kid Bal.
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Roe Pat Colt Blucher
Oxford
Lace Trimmed Petticoats and Shirt Waists Display
A catalog-style notice lists Muslin Underwear including ladies petticoats with lace insertion and trim priced 65e to 75, torchon lace trimmed garments at 75, chemises at 50 to 75 cents and $1.00 to $1.50, plus a large display of lace and embroidery trimmed petticoats from $1.18 to $2.10 and white lawn and Swiss shirt waists with lace and embroidery trim from $1.00 and up.
Prices Defy Competition in Clothing Department Sale
Historical catalog style sale notice listing vast quantities and prices for Men Youths and Children's clothing and accessories. Includes pants suits socks handkerchiefs hats shirts and hosiery with prices ranging from one to several dollars and dozens or hundreds in stock.
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Our Men
Dress Goods Department Offers Striped Organdic and Madras
A catalog lists numerous fabrics with widths and prices including Striped Organdic at g0 inches wide 160 per yard, Latin Stripe Chalices 29 inches wide a per yard, Printed Silk Mull 26c per yard, Fancy Mousseline 20c per yard, Chiffonetten 14 47140 per yard, White Mercerized Madras 27 1 2 per yard, Dot Swiss 2 0 0 2 244e 2 50 per yard, and 900 additional patterns. Special in India Linons and mercerized white goods highlighted.
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Madras
Victoria Lawn
Flory Batiste
India
Kerr and Company Alakea Street
L. B. Kerr & Co Ltd based on Alakea Street appears in the record. The entry notes the business address without further actions or events attached to the name.
Lavish reception honors Miss Tarn and friends
A Friday evening garden party hosted by Dr. and Mrs. J. McGrew and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper drew hundreds to their lawn. Guests included Mrs. Tarn and Miss Tarn in coronets and gowns, old residents, and a long list of local figures. Japanese lanterns lit the scene while music by the Mathews orchestra accompanied conversations and drinks. The event celebrated Mira Tarn and her intended in Honolulu with many present noting social ties and hospitality.
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Rexle
Tarak
Eleminod
Wil Sulle
Min
Mr Grew
Walter
Couy Corners
Ian
George Davies
Ars
Bobbitt
Ralph Forster
Marry Micfarlane
Ud Mea F Lowrey
B. Murs
Doering
Hot Tumboy
Jinry Cooper
J. 0. Carter
Jada
Cockburn
Mia Nelite Audit
W. W. Hull
W. C. Smith
James Monsarrat
Mine Kinney
Bhencor Mekerton
Greenwell
Ernest Mott Tmith
Me. Prear
KF. Dilingham
Mears
Wale Twr
Harold Dillingham
Cust van Carter
Steven Hamm
Horg
Archie Young
Mire
Schuefer
Mie Borhiafor
Cleghorn
Chinco
Chang
Tso Fan
Charlee Wildes
Gertrude Wilder
Major
Mra
Danning
Mra. McCallum
Mra Johnson
Hlunehard
Mire Tanndolf
de Mitchell
A. ¥. Taylor
Mise Rowe Davieon
Clutort Kimball
Mr. Wickman
Mire Stackatie
Mise Hull
McCandlons
Mine Matige McCandlems
George Potter
A G. Hawes
Jn. Sire
Alice Hantinga
Bruce Cartwright
Cool
Mre Cooke
Jones Mr and Mex
Prosser
Weeks Opposes sending Atlantic fleet to Pacific
Washington reports Representative John Weeks of Massachusetts argues against deploying a large battleship fleet to the Pacific. He warns it would be an expensive, unwise move and favors naval buildup to deter Germany and Japan, insisting war with either would be catastrophic. He criticizes expanding naval facilities and Philippines policy, urging restraint and strong preparation at home.
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Washington
Pacific
John Weeks
Massachusetts
House
Naval Affaire
Tam
Weeks
Japan
Statenord
Bane
Pacife
Agia
Edo
United States
Deane
Philippines
Kawtern
Moston
New York
Men Wanted for Government Work Nationwide
The Navy announces demand for workers to aid the Puello project and other government construction. Despite wage and shortage concerns, the government urges recruitment to meet labor needs. Misprints aside, the Bulletin notes hope for adequate manpower.
Chairman Hull Pushes Fleet Move Across Ocean
Hull advocate urges sending battleship fleet to the Pacific with power to project force worldwide. He asserts the United States must defend the Philippines and not surrender, insisting Washington may send the fleet anywhere it pleases.
Convention to report on Spanish War defense plan
The Hesolp- Vous Comintes of the Spanish War Veforme will report today a resolution by Commander Ahn T. Colling of the New Jersey department urging the President to commit to raising the battleship Male in the main harbor. Neglect to recover the lodtog is declared a reflection of sorlome proportions upon the nations.
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Sanctuaky
Ahn T. Colling
New Jersey de Partment Naling
Hievane Harbor
Money in Frogs Across Louisiana Industry
The frog industry in Louisiana yields over 100 per annum. Frogs are whipped alive in barrels and packed in moss. More than 10 000 barrels of live fretatt are shipped yearly, some arriving in California. These are not ordinary frogs but are ruined and fattened, fed on bread and tea.
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Louisiana
California
TEACH THE BOY TO ALWAYS BE POLITE
A mother laments her ten year old son lack of manners and notes that polite behavior stems from home example and observance of others. The piece argues that upbringing, not innate civility, forms a future gentleman and stresses teaching courtesy at home, with patience and forgiveness from parents.
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Rome
Chile
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L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd
Alakea Street
Howard
Honohil Wetil
J. Weeks
Trip
Prometheus Hue
Aline Tiland
the Bulletin
Hull On Fleet
Atlantic Coast
Waehingiap
Hull
Paelfe
Jowa
The
Eening
Maine
Nat
Nini
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