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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1906

Page

21

Boys Summer Clearance Sale on Furnishings and Suits

Extensive midsummer sale on boys and young men apparel and summer furnishings. Features include Norfolk jacket suits in light gray and tan, all wool sailor suits, washable Russian blouse suits, double breasted suits, blue serge youth suits, play suits, wash pants, sailor hats, straw sailors, unlaundered and laundered blouses, bathing suits, and athletic shirts with low prices and floor location noted as third floor Ten

Tenth St K& E

Girls and Misses Summer Clothing at Peter Thompson's

An advertising page lists girls and misses summer garments including white lawn dresses with lace, high neck styles, Peter Thompson suits in wool and wash fabrics, lawn guimpes, serge reefers, and traveling coats. Prices range from $1.60 to $18.60 with multiple sizes and trims, all displayed on the third floor of G street.

Hite Peter Thompson G St Suimpes

Special Silk Petticoats For Travel and Seashore Wear

Black silk petticoats offered at 3.95 each, regularly worth more. Designed for traveling, seashore, and mountain wear, light-weight silk with plaited ruffle and percaline dust ruffle for durability. Third floor Eleventh Street.

Eleventh St

Children's Summer Footwear and Corsets Catalog Listing

A catalog page lists children's summer footwear including Oxford Ties in black and tan Rus sia calfskin and patent calfskin with welt soles in multiple sizes, priced at 2.30 a pair, with various misses and children pumps, sandals, and oxfords. third floor tenth street features a stock of summer corsets including styles A, PF, H, Ivy with sizes and prices, emphasizing fit and comfort.

Oxford B Russia Ilze Jong Batiste

Infants and Children Summer Wear Catalog

Infants and Children's summer wear including Cambric Long Slips Nainsook dresses and aprons. Infants Cambric Long Slips with plaits and ruffles length 45c to 50c. Nainsook Short Dresses with yoke tucks and lace 50c to 75c. Gingham aprons and dresses in various styles 50c to 60c. Third floor Seventh street.

Zach Hieventh St

High-grade Toilet Articles and Women's Cotton Hose Special

Small lot of 25 dozen pairs of Women's Plain Black and White Gauze Cotton Hose in summer weight offered at a special price of 25 cents per pair. Also available are Sanitol Liquid and a range of toiletries including Dr Pray's products, Cuticura Soap, Sozodont varieties, Pinand's Quinine items, Listerated Tooth Powder, and various creams and powders, all on the main floor G street.

Pray Patey Rose Glyce Pinand Pinand Cu & L Mement G_ st

Saturday Pure Food List From Fifth Floor Market

A fragmented listing from the Colonial era market details assorted groceries and brands. Items include Fancy Lemons Ginger Ale California Novelade Walter Bakers products Natlet Peanut Butter Cardinal Coffee Rajah Tea Queen Olives Imperial Beer Extract and Virginia Dream Et Herring Roe. Fifth Floor Tenth St.

Hamilton California Walter

Social and Personal Notes From Washington Summer Scene

Washington social and personal items list a host of residents and visitors at country houses and resorts. Notables like Mr. Ailes of Riggs Bank, diplomats, families, and friends are seen at Harpers Ferry, Annapolis, Newport, Atlantic City, and other havens, with travels to Niagara Falls, Vermont, and Europe noted among the well known.

Washington Banker Harpers Ferry T. C. Welling Miss Welling William H. Rapley Washington Atlantic City the Highlands Pete Mary Bright Thomas 4. Bright Green Spring Valley John Brandt Bright Niagara Falls Maryland Virginia Edson Phillips Pacon Lan ‘Springs Clarenda R. “Hensey Lake Placid George W. Harris Pronts Neck Thomas R. Bard California Bard Miss Bard Europe New York Bacon Baltimore Edward F. Roby Chicago Charles Ni¢ddemus Charleston D. C Blremidnt Louise Daugherty Rebecca Ferguson Anna Fyler Walton Ferguson Harry Seymour Vesta Lockwood Misses Field Portland Miss Lockwood Emma Smith Atlntic City Robert Connell Milton EE. Ailes The Riges Bank Bollyat Heights Robert Bohlen Philadelphia Narragansett Pier Julia Zimmerman Eighth Street Southeast Atlanta Savannah Columbia 8. C

Women Only House Cats Reduced By Parasitism Claims

Chicago August 10 Prof William Thomas of the University of Chicago argues in the University Press that most American men are in effect house cats. He claims women have become economically dependent and parasitic on men, tracing decline in marriage conditions to this dynamic.

Thomas Chicago William Thomas University of Chicago University Press Charles Zuebini Prof

Army Orders Detail Officers For Various Assignments

Army orders detail Captain Pearcy P Bishop to a board at Fort Terry New York to investigate drift at high elevation angles. Major Frank B Herlow retires and Captain George Holden and Captain Charles G Dwyer shift duties between Fort Snelling St Paul and Chicago. Lieutenant Colonel Daniel M Appel joins the examining board at the Presidio during Lieutenant Colonel Torney's absence. Major Lawson M Fuller to inspect Brunsl R Carr & Co Baltimore for material procurement. Captain William Kelly granted one month leave. Second Lieutenant Frank L Pyle extends leave. Naval orders transfer Lieuts Traut Raby Wainwright McIntyre Atkinsoo Longabaugh Jones and Horan to various stations and duties. Acting assistants named and other transfers announced.

Pearcy P. Bishop Artillery Corps Oftcers Fort Terry New York Genera Hospital Presidio San Francdsco Cal George H. Torney Lawson M. Fuller Ordnance Department Augusk Brnsrl R. Carr & Co Baltimore Contratt William Kelly Gorpa Saginiers Jaz Veen Frank L Pyle Philippine Scouts F. A. Traut Navy Department J. J. Raby Fennacola Raval Taining San Prenicisco D. Wainwright Naval Academy E. W. McIntyre Lancaster, Navy Yard League Ielénd Washington J. F. Atkingoo Hertearas Cleveland J. Longabiugh A. McK. Jones Navy TD. W. Nesbit Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Astlotant J. ¢. Horan Naval Station Tula Samoa Simeon H. L. Smith Wasa Hospital Philadelphia F. J. Bright Navy Yard

Movements of Naval Vessels Across Global Ports

Vessels arrived at ports including Bradford, Newport, Norfolk, and Yokohama with listed names such as Wickes, Iris, and Kearsarge. Several ships sail from Turkaneland, Monta Cristi, Gloucester, and Shanghai toward ports like Monto rat, Sancho Dolphin, and Chefoo.

Rnody Island Tomphinesilia Vie Aint Bradford Wolverine Harbor Spring Dén Moines Claveland Yankton Newport Wickes Norfolk Florida New London New Jersey Orient Point Diste Sanches Maine Missouri Kentucky Kearsarge Alabama Rockport Obie Yokohama Iris Chefoo Darietta Puerto Plata Scorpion Turkaneland Montorat Celtic Monta Cristi Sancho Dolphin Gloucester Portsmouth N.hs Cioclanat Shanghai Chactaw Washington

Textile Power Betrayal and a Millionaire's Turbulent Courtship

Matthew Blacklock, a former financier now a millionaire broker, leads a tangled fight against the Textile Trust after uncovering its insiders. He faces scandal as Anita Langdon seeks reconciliation with her husband Mowbray while Blacklock confronts love for Anita and the moral costs of wealth and power in a New York under siege by moneyed cliques.

Matthew Blacklock Dootblack Lioner Financial Langdon-Melville Sate Eversly Blacklock Lamedan Rosbuck Anita Bio Gnop Jon Ball Alva Baronist & Dare Blackjack Matea Schilling Anil Salta National Coal Mowbray Langton Langdon Roebuck Texile Textile Trust Walter G. Edmunds Chicago Edmunds Joe Eamunds Thornley Men Singh Matthew National Department of Commerce Widewash Universal Life Mrs. Langdon Mr. Blacklock Wifch Mowbray Neyself Xan Victoria New York Asva America Mr. Langdon Tam Baradice

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