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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1907
Page
7
UITS offers coats reefers and dresses for girls and misses with deep discounts on many items. Sale includes long broadcloth coats with velvet collars, white satin lining, navy blue brown and scarlet colors in sizes 6 8 10 and 12, blue serge dress with plaid silk yoke, blue wool baste dresses at 7 50, long coats in broadcloth satin lined, and grey worsted reefers with sleeve emblem in sizes 10 12 14, all at special prices.
New spring suits for misses feature blue and black serge and checked novelty cloth. Short semi fitting jackets paired with full plaited skirts offered in sizes 14 to 20 at 25 dollars each.
We call attention to several new lines of wash dresses for girls including percales ginghams and sailor styles in white and assorted colors. Sizes range from 6 to 14 with special prices from 1.45 to 2.95. Styles include guimpe suspender and Peter Thompson blue oxblood and tan trims with white braid. Some Russian effect and surplice designs. Third floor.
Spring display prep prompts drastic price cuts on boys suits and overcoats. Highlights include gray and brown mixed double breasted suits with belt and bloomers for boys to 16, now $5.00. Young men long pants suits reduced to $12.50, down from $15 to $18. Overcoats in Chesterfield and frieze styles priced from $2.95 to $12.50, with original prices listed.
Classic catalog entry lists suspenders blouses Tam o Shanters Windsor ties and cuff buttons for boys and girls. Includes Peter Thompson ties shirts madras pajamas wool sweaters and assorted colored garments with prices ranging from 25 cents to 2.50 dollars. Several items note sizes from children through young men.
Just received our spring line of boys blouses and waists in plain white and figured effects. Special attention to the splendid assortment priced at 50 cents each. Third floor on Tenth Street.
A long list of Pure Food Department offerings with Colonial brand items including flour lard vanilla olive oil tomato catsup and vinegars. Also features canned fruits dried fruits nuts preserves and cheeses with assorted prices per unit or weight. Mentions floor locations and variety of goods from oranges and lemons to dried figs and mackerel.
The advertisement highlights infants and little children apparel for cold days. Items include crocheted worsted bootees in white with pink and blue trim, white worsted mittens, flannel day drawers knickerbocker style, pink and blue striped outing flannel night drawers with feet optional, and outing flannel kimonas. Also listed are dark blue sweaters with white or red striped collar, cream Bedford Cord long coats with cape trim, and a floor location at Eleventh Street.
Advertisement outlines infants and children shoes emphasizing ease of wear, proper fit, and durability. Features include patent vamps, white kidskin, spring heels, and Goodyear welt soles in multiple styles. Sizes range from infant to youth with quick reference pricing and third floor location.
In the women's undergarment section a practical, uniformly priced display showcases Cambric and Muslin pieces. Items include drawing outfits, nainsook remains, corset covers, muslin petticoats, cambric petticoats, gowns, and outing flannel gowns. Also featured are domestic corsets and Parisian novelties, with a focus on girdle and P. N. corsets, and several price points up to $3.75. Third floor Seventh Ave.
A catalog style notice lists assorted toilet articles and cosmetics including Listerine in small and large bottles, Pond's Extract, Rose Water with Glycerin, Warners Shampoo, Rubifoam, Daggett Ramendell Cold Cream, Sheffield's Tooth Paste, Calder Tooth Powder, Calder Nail Luster, Rice Powder, Hygienique Tooth Brushes, and Hygienique-related items with various prices. Main floor location at 206 W. L. store?
Mexico's ambassador and Mme Creel hosted the diplomatic corps in a lavish reception at the embassy yesterday afternoon. Attendees included Mme Godoy and Miss Godoy, with elaborate floral displays of meteor roses, azaleas, and hyacinths. Invitations also announced forthcoming events including a tableaux and valentine tea for the Workingboys' Home and several prominent London-style social teas and luncheons.
Social column notes Miss Any Howe as guest of honor at a Thursday dinner dance hosted by Dr and Mrs Herbert M Howe at 1622 Locust Street Philadelphia. About 180 guests sat at tables with cat frog and elephant motifs. A cotillion led by Casper Hacker occurred in the art gallery with favors of hearts gilt wands Jack in the box toys and silver cologne. Mrs Howe and daughters assisted in receiving, gowns described as black lace over satin and white satin cobweb lace. Seward Websits visit Naples signaling a planned season tour. Continued on twelfth page.
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