All Calendars Reduced to Half Price in January Sale
Our twenty fifth January sale of muslin underwear begins Tuesday with a thoroughly satisfactory assortment of high class garments. Neatness and daintiness run through the collection with substantial materials and comfortable fits. Includes infants wear, corsets, silk petticoats, Paris lingerie, bridal trousseaux, negligees, and boudoir gowns.
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Washington
Paris
Annual Sale of Housekeeping Linens and Blankets Opens
The sale features goods from Irish and Scotch makers and New York importers at 25 to 33 percent below usual prices. Center display showcases a large collection including tablecloths napkins sheets towels embroidered and decorative linens with lace and satin finish bed spreads.
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New York
John S. Brown & Sons Fine Linens At 25 Percent Off
John S. Brown & Sons offers Embroidered Linen Bedspreads Bed Sheets Tea Cloths Cushion Covers and Pure Linen Sheets at 25 percent below regular prices. Hem stitched Damask Tea Cloths Huck-a-back Towels and various linen items priced from 65 cents to $5 per pair or per dozen. Sunlit Washington store invites inspection of durable economical linens and stock sizes.
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John S. Brown & Sons
John S. Brown & Son’s
Belfast
Ireland
White House New Year Reception Brightens Washington Scene
A bustling New Year day at the White House featured President and Mrs. Roosevelt hosting a cordial reception with diplomats, Cabinet members, and social leaders. Attendees wore varied gowns, uniforms glowed, and the diplomatic corps flowed through Blue Room to greet the First Family, with notable appearances by Mrs. Taft, Mrs. Fairbanks, and the Roosevelts.
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Cannon
Sixteenth and
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Missouri WomanMiss Phoebe Couzens Hosts Washington Reception
Miss Phoebe Couzens of Missouri and Kansas, the only woman to serve as United States marshal, hosted a reception at the Riggs House in Washington. She pressed Congress to reestablish army canteens, arguing for moderate intoxication limits for soldiers. Attendees included Maj. Gen. Bates, Senator Warner, Hadley, and many Missouri representatives.
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Missouri
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Riggs House
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United States Marshal
Washington
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Willian ‘Warner
Herbert & Hadley
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