High Class Window and Furniture Work Promotion
The shop offers special prices this month on window and door screens slip covers to order reupholstering furniture refinishing furniture repairing furniture draperies to order polishing and waxing floors wall papering and decorative work awnings and more Woodwards Lothrop rustless cabinet made screens fit any window or doorway and are built to last with seasoned wood and matless wire they won’t warp or deteriorate and match woodwork. Samples and estimates available. orders placed now will be held for delivery when required.
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Woodwards& Lothrop
Slip Covers to Order for Five Piece Parlor Suites
Shops display a range of fabrics from 35c to 4.50 per yard including French cretonnes damasks and linens. A special slip cover offer for five-piece parlor suites uses imitation linen stripe at 37.50 per suite, allowing 25 yards for making.
New Wallpaper with Cut Out Borders and Cretonies
Offering a new idea in wallpaper with cut out borders and narrow side wall decoration. Shows harmonious colorings matching curtains draperies and furniture. Washington area access at low prices with complete interior decorating and frescoing services.
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Washington
New Fast Color Madras and Campsie Cloth on Sale
Sundfast Madras and Campsie Cloth now available in sunlight and wash resistant designs. Offered in rich shades of green rose gold pink blue brown yellow and red. 50 inches wide priced from 50 to 1.25 a yard.
Braided Net Curtains and Muslin Draperies on Fourth Floor
Display includes White and Ecru Net Curtains with braided appliques priced at 2.25 a pair. Ruffled Muslin Curtains with colored borders measure 2, 3 yards long and sell for 1.00 1.50 or 1.75 a pair. Ruffled and Flat Muslin Curtains in plain dotted and figured effects run 1.00 to 7.50 a pair on the fourth floor Gat.
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Millonoth
Socialite dinners and ventures of Washington figures
Numerous Washington hosts entertain at dinners and luncheons saluting VIPs and visiting dignitaries. Highlights include Ambassador Hengelmuller and Baroness Hengelmüller entertaining for Mrs. Vanderbilt and Longworth guests. Taft and family attending Army Relief drill. a Navy Yard ball for Navy Relief Society. and numerous engagements, weddings, and social teas featuring senators, diplomats, and military officers.
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Taft
Fort Myer
Army Relief Society
Gen. Bell
Navy Yard
Navy Relief Society
Admiral Dewey
Navy
Mra Meyer
Beekman Winthrop
Newberry
Leutze
Richardson Clover
R. T. Mulligan
Choice assortment of hammered brass and copper novelties
A recent shipment offers ornate pieces for inspection including Braas Fern Dishes $1 up, Brass Flower Baskets $1 up, Hanging Flower Bowls $4.50 up, Brass Vases $1 up, Brass Jardinieres $1,265 Egyptian Brass Finger Bowls $4 dozen, Tall Candlesticks $1 up, Old Colonial Candlesticks with etched glass globes $1.75 up, Hammered Brass Tea Trays $3 up, plus elegant Mahogany pieces with brass inlay patterns.
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Fern Disher
Loving Cape
Denk Seis
io—Braxn Dept
Monkey in the Longworth dining room shocks society guests
Col Roosevelt may hurry home as society column notes a two pet monkeys incident at Mrs. Nicholas Longworth’s dinner for Cornelius Vanderbilt. The cage freed, one monkey jumped to the chandelier, then roamed the room causing alarm and damage before capture.
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Roosevelt
Africa
Nicholas Longworth
Longworths
Longworth
Bourke Cochran
Gen
Clarence Edwards
Mra. Longaworth
Philippines
Mra Cochran
London
Rhoda Island
Herbert
Harriman
New York
England
Herbert M. Harriman
Newport
Mr. Harriman
Ons Dey
Polo Field
Oliver
Mae Madeline Brady
C. Albert Stevens
Old Castle Point
Hoboken
Maj
Charles Spencer Hall
Daily Diet Hints From 1910 Health Column
Dr. T J Allen explains how taste aversions arise from experience or imagination. A Western merchant overindulged in oyatery and other foods at a New York hotel and became sick, shaping a lasting distaste. To overcome a food aversion start with tiny portions and increase gradually, though some repugnance may persist.
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New York
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Paris
Trousseaux
Belgum
Sunfast Madras
Campsie
Gat
Sherman
Ligpen
Hengelmufler
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Nicholau Longworth
Baronesa Hengelmuller
Aldrich
Reot
Kean
Mme Gude
Vanderbilt
George Westinghouse
Laurence Townsend
Cowles
Baroness Uray
Countess Ritterg
Viscount Vogue
Frederick Keep
Brussels
Cziraky- Rustem Bey
George E. Hamilton
Benjamin B. Minor
Mrs
Clarence Hawarda
Aubi Club
Mra
Henry G Yellcome
The
Wizard
Justice Lurton
Lurton
Fairchild
Lowden
Brownson
John W. Foster
William Elroy Curtis
Wiliam Barret Ridgely
Mrs Dulles
Mies Baxter
Lee McClung
Wellcome
South America
Mindster
Chite
Mme, Cros’ Saledtelnet
Elliott Woods
Stoneleigh Court
Elda Brock
Lieut
Edgar Hall Thompson
Jay
Senator
Mrs. Beveridge
Mrs. Taft
Congressional Club
Misa Beatrica Evelyn Wilson
Oregon
Cecula Ladies
Gill
Missouri
Tirrell
Massachusetts
Pujo
Louisiana
Hawley
McKinney
Tlinals
Bilis
Mias Gregg
Texas
Margaret Galeway Wontess
Herbert Wadeworth
Aero Club
Cortlandt Field Bishop
Aero Club of America
George Becker
W. H. H. Green
New Willard
Joshua Green
Seattle
Myre Dickinson
Ballinger
H Piles
Sanator Piles
E. Norton
John Haya Hammond
el- Hot
Philadelphia
Myre
James Shal Tenberger
Mra Hanford
Chiscago
Marquis de Villalobar
Mta
Miss Black
Elizabeth Black
Francis Gurney Fine
Bryn Mawr
Bart James Allison
Corps of Engineers
United States Army
Washington Barracks
Evelyn Chew
Eleanor Dent Pettit
James Sumner Pattie
Annapolis
Carlton Kear
Mian Pettit
Alexander Sharp
Bettit
Col James & Fettit
Mal Alexander Arp
U.S
Rann Chamnerinia
Notre Dame
Baltimore
Europe
Marquis
Hen de Villslobar
Spain
Ginger
Pittsburg
Reed ‘Knox
Knox
Atian Vanderaritt
Pitteburg
Sweden
de Lagercrantz
Mme. von Livenrud
Joanine Green
Beatle
Willard
Henry White
James
Rachel Kay Shuttleworth
Eng
Mist Mary McCauley
South Orange
N. J
Misa Witmar
Adrienne Kirkman
Joel T. Kirkman
Charles Raymond Wentz
Phiadelpha
Ethel Kirkman
Marshall M. Kirkman
Chicago
Charles Arden
St. Thomas’ Church
Charles Ernest Smith
Wentz
Columbia Road
Mary ‘Clark
J. F. Clack
I. Webster Bittner
Meyersdale
H. C. Young
Representative Young
Portland
C. C. Marbury
Luise Alexandra von Bernstorff
Guidit Duryea
Lionel Guest
Lucy Bigelow Dodge
Gr Central
J. Balley
United States, Army
Aleacher
Mia
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Albert Barney
Baroness Preuschen
Countess von Wedel
von I. Meyer
Secretary of the Navy
Countess von Moltke
Hadora Clover
Gladys Hinckley
Morix
Lighthouse Board
Preston Gibson
Maxine Diligtt
Grace Filing
Marix
T. J. Allen Ford
Joseph B. Bowles
Galt's
Galt
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sraman
DROOP
the Universal Player
Piano
Steinway
Music House
13Th Sts
N. W
Léth
Waldorf-Astoria
J. H. Small
Alt Polota
Mister Moats
Hofman
New One Stabies
Leverton &Co
G St
C. Rosen
F Street
Gallett Brothers
Nastasi
Labies
Fourteenth St
Ordre
Ratorniy
Sarlnfaction
Miller Bros
Ladi Ladies’ Tailors
14Th Street
Kcra
Baflncey
Bermuda
G. G. Cornwell & Son Grocers
Penna. Avenue
Juliet
Agi
Packard
Luttrell Co
131Th St. NW
Noveltiss
Cyrigas
Berry & Whitmore Co
Berry & Whitmore Building
F and
11Th Streets
Banking Dept
Thin Company
Union Trust Company
16Th and
H Sta. N. W
Edward J. Steliwages
John F, Ellis & Go
Marinella
E. M. Bird
North
Meyers
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