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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1904
Page
39
Bundled summer wear for boys including suits belts hats shirts and bathing suits at clearance prices. Features two garments for the price of one and multiple items such as sailor suits regulation styles and all wool bathing suits with discounts on many miso brands and sizes.
We have just purchased and offer at about a third less than regular prices a lot of silk petticoats made of rich ta f feta with accordion pleated ruffle and dust ruffle. Regular value fifty five dollars. Third floor Ittevenin Street.
Complete stock of batiste corsets for summer wear. They are cool and hold shape better than net corsets. Also corsets and girdles for house negligee. Includes batiste straight front corsets with hip emphasis and various sizes. Located on the first floor eleventh street.
Women's plain black gauze cotton and chiffon lisle hose with double soles and high-spliced heels ideal for midsummer wear. Priced 2c 35c 50c and 75c per pair. White gauze cotton taste hose with lace effects and embroidered insteps, 25c to 2.25 a pair. Main floor st.
Infant and children garments listed with prices for summer wear. Includes muslin gowns, nainsook pieces, slips, skirts, pants, bootees, sacques, and down pillow, with items priced at 39 to 50 cents and a note of location on the third floor eleventh street.
Cheap, well cut muslin garments offered for summer wear. Women's cambric drawers among special items priced at 29 cents a pair, fine nainsook drawers at 50 cents a pair, muslin gowns at 50 cents, corset covers at 50 cents, and cambria short skirts with decorative trim at 50 cents each. Third floor Eleventh.
Washington society figures gather at Bar Harbor and Narragansett Bett Pier events while Mrs Roosevelt departs for Oyster Bay with her sons on their St Louis Exposition return trip. Diplomatic and embassy circles are noted at Bar Harbor Newport and Richfield Springs with Ministers Moncheur Quesada de S, and others. Engagement of Senator Clark’s son Charles Clark to Celia Tobin is reported with wedding details in San Francisco.
Notices report Miss Annie McRae of the Stanhope plans August visits to the St Louis World’s Fair and Colorado mountains while Gen W F Spurgin and family travel to Atlantic City and stay at the Chatham. Also Mrs Nellie Gertrude Stagge of the Northern leaves for St Louis fair and Colorado mountains. Frances Ginelle of 1900 Highth Street NW and her daughter Grace Cole with Master Francis Ginelle Cole depart to Buena Vista Springs, Pa for August. Canadian Henley results note Titus of New York wins heat in senior single sculls. finals set for tomorrow with other event summaries from junior and senior races.
The yacht Noorna representing Royal St Lawrence Yacht Club Montreal defeats White Bear of White Bear Yacht Club St Paul by five minutes fifty five seconds in the first Seawanhaka Cup series race on Lake St Louis. A windward and return course of twelve miles faced variable winds from six knots to near calms, with Noorna gaining late as breeze shifted and White Bear grounded in lighter air.
In Milwaukee on August 5, Mrs Speck the Tagush champion defeated Miss Wimmer of Washington 6-3 6-3 in the Wisconsin women's tennis tournament semi finals. Speck then beat Miss Steever of Chicago 6-4 6-4 to set a final with Miss Neely, last year’s champion, for the cup Saturday afternoon.
Nahant Mass August 5 W A Larned won the Longwood Cup and will face Harvard expert W J Clothier in the final singles. Larned and R D Wrenn beat Holt and V Lyon in doubles while Clothier and Cewhurst defeated Leonard and Lyon to reach the final. The finals tomorrow. American Yacht Wins Again in Cowes Isle of Wight August 5 The American schooner Ingomar won $600 prize for yachts over 19 tons, defeating six rivals including Emperor William Meteor.
A fragmentary advertisement lists household goods including sewing iron sets, porcelain items, watering cans, stepladders, galvanized garbage cans, and gas stoves. Prices range from 69 cents to 200 dollars, with mentions of Star curtain stretchers and patent gas tubings.
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