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The store promises high class merchandise and reliable service wherever you are summer. It pledges to satisfy all needs with accuracy and dispatch.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1910
Page
7
The store promises high class merchandise and reliable service wherever you are summer. It pledges to satisfy all needs with accuracy and dispatch.
Special midsummer prices on upholstery cabinet and drapery work repair and refinishing of furniture making draperies window shades fly screens parquetry floors and decorative papering. Free design plans and estimates by expert decorators. orders now ensure readiness for fall and lower costs. Mail or call for representative visit.
The notice promotes continued August clearance of lace curtains including imported and domestic patterns. Stock comprises two to five pairs per pattern and offers immediate savings of one fourth to one third off regular prices. The sale highlights small and broken lots remaining in stock.
Willow chairs arriving this week will go on sale this morning at a notably attractive price. Handcrafted from French willow, the chairs are roomy and comfortable, ideal for summer use with cool, pleasing appearance. Special price two dollars and ninety cents each, with cushions at one dollar extra. Optional staining at one dollar extra. Fourth floor. Additional lot of Bar Harbor Willow chairs available.
A catalog listing Atlas Mason Fruit Jars in various sizes from pints to 2 gallons, wide mouth jars, Jelly Glasses, plain and optic styles, and related accessories. Also includes prices on jar tops, rubbers, wax, and preserving utensils such as spoons, strainers, seeders, paring knives, and para wax.
A historical price snippet shows Colonial glassware with listings for berry or salad bowls from 15 cents, water pitchers from 25 cents, cruets from 15 cents, bonbon dishes, mayonnaise bowls and plates, finger bowls and plates, sherbet glasses, water tumblers, and sauce dishes priced per dozen or by set, with several garbled or cut entries indicating low prices and unclear dates. The reader sees typical early catalog pricing patterns and typographical noise.
Advertisement praises a durable garden hose offered at 12c per foot and stresses value over cheaper options. It promises long service, easy maintenance with an eggb and fasteners, and emphasizes brass fittings and leak-free joints. Located on the fifth floor.
Durable hammocks with valance and deep valance offered at reduced prices. Extra large options advertised with notable discount from former prices. Located on nth street.
Navy officials and social figures return to Washington after weekend stays and travels. Navy Admiral Nicholson and Assistant Secretary Hale are back from visits to the Pacific coast and New Jersey, while Louise Tate and Emmett Atkinson wed in Massachusetts Avenue with immediate post ceremony travels planned. Other military and diplomatic figures, plus society members, head to Atlantic City, Newport, and Canada for extended stays or gatherings.
Dominick R. Zerega announces the engagement of his daughter Isabel Catherine Zerega to Mr. Pinckney J. The notice presents a formal family union with the couple named and the petitioner listed in a traditional society style.
Lenox hosts a summer influx with many New York Boston and Philadelphia couples at area hotels including Aspinwall Curtis and Maplewood. Guests include H Reiman Duval John Carstensen Homer Gibney J J Gorman and E L Meyers plus families. A motor tour begins for Delafield while Sedgwick and Knoll families host visitors in Stockbridge and Manchester Vermont.
Newport Rhode Island stockholders of the Newport Casino elect officers for the year led by President Senator George Peabody Wetmore and Edwin D. Morgan named governor for four years. Social events flourish as Rear Admiral Schroeder hosts receptions aboard the flagship Connecticut and Jamestown remains a hub for officers with dinners and dances across Newport and nearby towns.
A list of prominent names from New York Berlin and Tuxedo Park attends a house party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harriman. Other figures include Mrs. John Mun son Hawley, P. and R. Randolph of Narragansett Pier, and Harold Vanderbilt joining the gathering. The Secretary of the Navy George von L. Meyer and his family have returned to Hamilton Massachusetts.
A Raleigh of social dining and arrivals at Narragansett Pier outlines guests and luncheon hostings. Charles C Rumsey and others sailed from Newport aboard Sultana. Luncheons entertained Beadleston Milburn Waterbury Hazard Reynal Rawlins Prince Jr. Nutting hosts. Notables include Lowndes Coombs Macy De Peyster Talbot Huldekoper Rutherford Palmer Cochrane Warner Sullivan Wilson Miller and Campbell families visiting Massasoit Manor Arlington and Gladstone locations.
One of the season’s largest receptions was held yesterday on the broad piazzas of the Colonial Hotel at the Warm Springs Hot Springs Virginia. Miss Mary Johnson and Miss Ellen Glasgow were the honored authors with Mrs. John L. Eubank, Mrs. George T. M. Gibson and Mrs. Frederick R. McGuire among the hosts and assistants.
Society here and at the Warm Springs were among invited guests. The day featured tennis on the lawn, a luncheon at Warm Springs hosted by Rear Admiral Thomas Ferry for Dr. Delano Fitzgerald, and informal tea with Justice and Mrs. Horace Lurton. Arrivals at the Homestead included Miss Josephine Rogers, Miss Rossie Heagi, Col. Brent Arnol, W. B. McFarland, and other guests from New York, Cincinnati, Struthers, Atlanta, St. Louis, and Louisville.
Bar Harbor Me Aug 16 The Building of Arts hosted the first dramatic performance of the season headlined by the French pantomime L Enfant Prodigue with Mme Pilar Morin in the leading role Henry Lane Eno of New York chairs the committee Incomes and society guests fill the summer schedule with dances teas and arrivals from New York and Brooklyn plus a large Bar Harbor horse show entries closed with additional classes announced the season gathers prominent guests and events across Bar Harbor and North East Harbor summer colony
The article notes Emperor William II posing for humorous snapshots at Swinemunde with Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg and critiques public reactions to the photogenic glamour. It then describes Nassau County millionaires facing unusually low property assessments, naming Payne Whitney and others, while residents protest values and question fairness.
The Royal Arcanum Hospital Bed Fund Association sponsors an outing today to Marshall Hall. A 6:30 evening boat from the wharf will carry members and friends to socialize and expand the association’s work among attendees.
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