Middle Class Union Formed Aimed at Tax Burden and Living Costs
Five million members by Christmas is the goal of the Middle Class Union founded by Wilmot Lincoln. Morehouse, a lawyer, heads its incorporators including Joseph Wolff Friedman Mendelsohn Gideon Hall. The group seeks fair costs of living, civil participation, and middle class data without pushing wage increases.
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Millionaire Baron Rothschild Struggles to Find Paris Home
The newly elected Baron Maurice Rothschild has failed to locate a residence in Paris. A cartoon in Le Matin depicts him in a morning coat beneath the arching banks of the River Seine as he prepares for his parliamentary seat.
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Must Pay Price for Rainbow Sex Must Pay Price for Rainbow Sex
Feb 18. A profit committee member told a customer that fashionable outfits, with stockings and accessories, come at high charges from an outfitter. The remark notes the costliness of apparel as a social observation.
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Women Must Shop by Cliques and Color Pairings
ARIS February 14 reports a social trend among March women who choose dress colors to match their surroundings and their female companions. The piece notes that cold weather prompts a rapid growth of a type of outer garment described as an overcoat.
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Marth
Downstairs Store Offers Glove Sale and Knitwear Bonanza
Thursday mirror features Pearl-gray and White gloves in bulk with sizes 5 3 4 to 7. also Wool jerseys and sweaters for toddlers in cardinal navy and Delft blue. Coats and hats shown with leather and Batavia details, handkerchiefs in linen at 25 cents, and Georgette blouses priced around 4.95.
Aprons and Housewear Values From The Downstairs Store
Gray and white percale aprons with white or red embroidery priced at 75¢. Pink front lacing style and blue percale front-fastening with sailor collar offered low at $1.00. 300 knitted skirts 50¢, 75 corduroy jackets $1.95, 75 band aprons 65¢, 86 dust caps 2¢. Downstairs Store.
The Downstairs Store Offers Garden Goods and Wear
Heavy Canvas Gloves priced at 20 cents a pair for Thursday sale. Men’s Wool Arctic Sox gray heather at 75 cents per pair. Medium-weight shirts and drawers gray and ecru at 75 cents each. Baby plates with nursery rhyme patterns at 75 cents and 1.00.
New Cloth Skirts Arrive With Short Coat Fashion
The new skirts echo the vogue for short polo coats offering outdoor outfits. Arrivals divide into three groups with light stripes and plaids, dull colorings, and diagonal plaids. Wool velours and serges appear in black check and plaid, box plaited or accordion plaited styles with gathered fullness. Pictured.
Woolen Shirts and Boys Sweaters at The Downstairs Store
Voice describes olive drab gray and blue wool flannel shirts with collars and pockets priced at 2.00. Boys heavy cotton sweaters in dark gray with roll collar and pocket sizes 28 to 84 priced at 2.00. Tapeless blouses in striped peRales ginghams and blue chambray sizes 6 to 16 years priced at 1.00.
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