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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1905

Page

7

New Washable Sailor and Russian Suits in Fine Fabrics

New washable sailor styles in Fron Collar, West Point and Peter Thompson lines in white piques, Galateas, linens and dukes, sizes 3 to 12. Russian suits for little fellows offered in blue serge 2 piece double breasted and other styles, with special price of 5.50, regularly 7.50.

Peter Thompson Wh & L Norfolk Bishop Eton Sailor West Point Womens Howe

Spring Underwear and Hats From Local Store

Kneipp Linen Mesh underwear praised for hygiene comfort and moisture management. Also offering Men’s New Spring Hats including Stetson lines and hats priced at 3.00, 3.50, 5.50, and 7.00 with assorted styles and finishes on the main floor.

Kneipp Stetson

Boys Haberdashery Department Brims With Spring Styles

A complete department showcases boys wearables inspired by men’s fashion. New arrivals include straw sailors, duck Tam o’ Shanters, hats in Golf and Fedora shapes, collars, K & B blouses, neglige shirts, plaited bosom shirts, bloomers and wash pants, pajamas, silk and washable ties, Windsor ties, and assorted sailor ties with fresh colors and sizes. Third floor on Tenth Street.

Paris Mangin Maunce Wve Tenth St Milan Eton

Kodaks and Sporting Goods Move to First Floor

The Kodak and Sporting Goods Department has moved from the fourth to the first floor at 16th street adjoining the Book Department. A skilled Kodak man will assist customers in handling kodaks and securing satisfactory prints. An entire room now houses the department, aiming to be second to none in the District.

Kodak and Sporting Goods 16Th Street Tenth St

Social and Personal Little Ones at Mrs. Draper s

The new National Society of Fine Arts holds its first and only meeting of the season at 1615 Rhode Island avenue. James Pinchot guests for the evening though likely absent, Gifford Pinchot away in Florida. Dr Hamlin hosts a dinner complimenting Mrs McKee, former White House resident with her father, the late President Taft.

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