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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1903
Page
2
Lowenstein and Wertheimer advertise a spring stock aimed at satisfying customers with fair dealings. They promise energy, skill, and knowledge of gentlemen needs, offering a broader selection of clothes and fabrics than other shops.
A catalog style ad touts Spring Suit quality and price ranges. It contrasts moderate patterns like Stripasso and Plaids with quiet Over Plaids, noting Cheviots and Unfinished Worsteds as quality materials and wool-crash and flannel as common fabrics. It mentions updated fashion with slimmer fits and Talma pockets across sack styles and double breasted options. Men’s suits range from 10 to 16 dollars, youths 4 to 10, and boys 2 to 5.
Mens hose description praises mercerized silk as the best sock material. The socks are soft, well-shaped and cool, described as closely woven like mosquito netting. They are priced at 25e a pair, available in fancy or plain styles.
Men s Linen promotes a wide range of shirt accessories with double-tri angle brand collars and cuffs priced at 25c for two pieces. It highlights Monumental Shirts in white negligee styles, Eclipse and Paris Dress shirts, and leather varieties like Vici Kid Patent or Enamelled leather Box Calf, with prices ranging from 356 to 5 dollars.
Fancy vests return as a dominant fashion, with a rise in waistcoats across dress events especially in white. Nattier fabrics like silk or pique lead the trend, with flacaela popular in refined wear. Prices range from 2.25 to 5 dollars each.
A pleasant evening of dancing occurred at the hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Entz. Guests included many visitors from Balli score Waebington York and Washington D. C. A midnight repast followed. Mrs. William Houpt and Prof. and Mrs. Harry Hot than attended among many others.
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