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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1908
Page
29
Extensive stock includes Imported Cretonnes Dimities and English Damasks for curtains draperies and wall hangings. Domestic prints cover Art Tickings Striped Dimities Figured Taffetas and Coro nation Cloth alongside Velours and Jap Crepes. New Willow Furniture offers natural green finishes with beds dining room and parlor pieces plus slip covers to order at special pricing.
Owing to price declines on shasta clocks we offer to order window shades at much lower prices. We use hard made opaque transparent and kings cloths with Hartshorn rollers and the new stitch that prevents pulling out. We also estimate slip covers upholstering and repairing furniture.
X JT withdraws all small lots and one of a kind rug patterns from stock and offers them at deep cuts. Sizes range from small mats to large carpets including hall strips. Prices cut on Wiltons Bigelow Ingrains Brussels and Ventnor lines, with substantial savings from former asks. Turth floor G ft
Pecidal prices prevail on Brass Beds Cribs belt mattresses Box Springs and Pillows to dispose of at once to make room for new spring shipments High class goods from leading manufacturers Box Springs and Mattresses made in our factors Pillows filled with odorless feathers Second floor F st.
Fragmentary OCR notes from Woodward and Lothrop reference a WaERAPE Rhachive cue. The readable elements show a store archive context and a mislabeled sequence unrelated to current events. This item appears as a stray archival snippet with no clear action or outcome.
A long social page notes Austrian and German diplomats and their guests in Washington. Attendees include Baron Hengelmuller, Count Carmer, Baroness von Preusschen, the British and French diplomats, and various military attaches. Lady Isabella Howard plans an England trip, and several receptions, dinners, and a wedding are described with multiple attendees listed.
In London Mr J Pierpont Morgan entertained royal guests with a Smart miniature likeness of Queen Maud. Queen Alexandra admired the portrait, accepted it for her equerry, and Morgan later enjoyed palace views and Monte Carlo visits. A wave of society events followed as diplomats and socialites attended dances, dinners, and casual gatherings across Europe.
An old Miles remedy claims pain and misery stem from nerve disturbance and that Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve irritation. It touts relief for periodical suffering and a testimonial from Orlena Schenke of Enid, with a refund offer on first package and price 25 cents. Mil es Medical Co advertises Elkhart Indiana.
The ceremony united Miss Lucy Bancroft daughter of William P Bancroft millionaire philanthropist and Wilmington park board president with Dr Henry T Gillette of Oxford England in Wilmington on Monday evening Friends attended the event The couple will reside in Oxford The piece notes bold social pursuits among women and mentions the Duchess of Aosta in Uganda seeking an elephant hunting trip despite government reservations.
The naval yacht Mayflower arrived in New Orleans with Mrs Roosevelt and family aboard. The party visited Elm Hall sugar Plantation and met Gov Blanchard. Mrs Roosevelt will stay aboard the Mayflower through Sunday and tour local sites with private entertainments planned by friends. Capt Fitzhugh Lee accompanies her as military aid.
Members of Pythian and Calanthe lodges presented Mrs Julia Mason Layton a past worthy councilors jewel in thanks for her service. The ceremony featured Deputy Supreme Chancellor John S Johnson and many attendees listed by name among the participants and supporters.
Special Cable reports Countess Szechenyi III confined to bed in Vienna with a sore throat and high fever. She cannot eat solids this morning, and her physician hopes for a cure in a few days so she can accompany the count to Budapest as planned, then to the Hungarian castle.
Constantinople March 1 George H Barclay first secretary of the British Legation here promoted to minister plenipotentiary and will lead the embassy until a successor to Sir N. Ro Conor is named. Barclay and his American wife, daughter of Henry G Chapman of New York, are popular here. Also notes on Washington Post educational contest pictures Nos 36 to 64 on sale by mail or at the Post office with prices 30 or 32 cents.
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