Sale of Silk Petticoats Offer Readily Available
PECIAL attention is called to excellent values in Silk Petticoats made of taf feta silks in black white and colors for house street evening traveling and more Light evening shades offered Full accordion flounce and rich ruffles on several styles with prices around 3 50 to 8 50 each Read text appears to be from a department store sale on the third floor eleventh street.
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India
Eleventh St
Yleavy Taffeta
Special Sale of Men's Shirts and Pajamas
Special sale of men s shirts and pajamas offers Madras and percale fabrics in spring light effects. Coat style shirts with cuffs, some with stiff bosoms, all fresh stock, 85c each versus 1.00 to 1.50 regular. White dress shirts with various bosom styles. Pajamas in fine weight English cheviots tan blue gray with frog or loop fasteners and Percale Pajamas with pearl buttons and military collars. Attractive, well made garments at a splendid value.
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UST
Clearance Sale of Men's High Grade Suits and Overcoats
Clearance sale offers plain and fancy suits, mine overcoats, and materials in dark grays and blacks. Sizes vary from 40 to 42 with regulars and stouts, prices cut from higher values to 9.75 and 11.75, with original values up to 22.30 and 18.00. Also includes men’s fine overcoats in blacks and grays in sizes 10 and 42.
Box Calfskin Shoes and Corsets at Colonial Store
A long listing from Third Floor Tenth Street advertises box calfskin shoes for boys and misses with Goodyear welts in various sizes and prices from 1.50 to 3.00, plus patent kidskin options and dress shoes. Also promoted are Reliable Corsets with multiple models priced at 1.00 to 1.50 and Colonial Creamery butter and a variety of condiments, canned goods, and dry staples for Fifth Floor shoppers.
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Goodyear
Moor
Tenth St
Jonell “& Rhine
Washington Dinners At Diplomatic Socials Spark Stylish Gatherings
A string of high society dinners hosted by Secretary of Commerce and labor officials, the Strauses, and Senator Depew drew a galaxy of guests. Attendees included Belgian Minister Baroness Moncheur, British Ambassador Bryce, Danish and Portuguese diplomats, numerous senators, representatives, and society figures. Several hosts announced further entertainments and upcoming at-home dates through February.
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Secretary of Commerce
Moncheur
Satterlee
Depew
Dinnes
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
Bryce
Commerce and Labor
Straus
Moncher
Burrows
Birs. Rayner
Rourke Cockran
William Loeb, Jr
Young & Carew
Jennings
Marion Oliver
Stochstadter
Fitzhugh Lee
McCoy
Frank H. Hitch[cock
Wiliam Phillips
N Street
Portugues Munster
Misa Cannon
Welmore
Briundegee
van Vechten Olcott
the Treasury
Beekman Winthrop
Glover
Lorillard
Hugh Legare
May
Shirer
Benedict
Halles S. Bromwell
Mayor Des Plaridhes
Mme. Nabuca
Charlotte Emerson Main
Bruxitan Amba
Thomas E Weney
Nelson Page
Herbert Wadsitworth
John W. Dwight
H. Shultz
Rochambeau
Alexander Legare
Nicholas
Fisn
Josephine Patten
Charles McCawley
de Ama
Simon Wolf
Hracilian
Social Season at the White House and Washington Dinners
Secretary Loeb notes February White House invitations nearly exhausted for the season. High society dinners feature Spanish and American officials, diplomats, and notable hosts including Mrs. Bates and Speaker Cannon's guests. A Vanderbilt-Szechenyi wedding status and Washington’s social set gather around The Terrace on Massachusetts Avenue as season openings loom.
The Marvelous Wondergraph Demonstration at Fourth Floor Toy Dept
The Clever invention, called the Wondergraph, captivates with eye training value and practical use for designers and draftsmen. It promises amusement for all ages and is now on demonstration in the Toy Department on the fourth floor at Eleventh Street.
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Windergraph
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