All Calendars Reduced to Half Price Muslin Underwear Sale
All Calendars Reduced to Half Price. Our Twenty-fifth January Sale of Muslin Underwear Begins this Tuesday. We offer a thoroughly satisfactory assortment of high class undergarments in latest patterns and best workmanship. Special sizes for extra large women and infants wear included. Parisian handwork and exclusive effects in gowns and negligees highlighted.
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Washington
Paris
Annual Sale of Linens and Blankets Starts Tuesday
The sale showcases Irish and Scotch made linens to be offered at 25 to 33 percent below normal prices. It features tablecloths napkins linen sheets towelings embroidered bedspreads decorative linens hand looms and more from top importers and direct importations. A prominent display highlights the largest linen collection yet assembled.
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New York
Embroidered Linen Linens At Deep Discounts
John S. Brown & Sons offer 25 percent below regular prices on embroidered linen bedspreads sheets tea cloths and cushion covers plus pure linen sheets and damask tea cloths in a wide range of sizes all stock held in Washington with special savings on hemmed and hem stitched Huck-a-back towels priced per dozen and per pair including five dollar per pair linen sheets and towels up to four dollars a dozen
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John S. Brown & Sons
White House New Year Reception Shines for Roosevelt Era
The Roosevelt White House welcomed diplomats, Cabinet members, and guests amid bright sun and festive gowns. Guests included numerous ambassadors and dignitaries, with Mrs. Roosevelt in pale blue, and crowds along the east wing as 1905 opened with New Year’s greetings and luncheon.
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Missouri Marshal Phoebe Couzens Hosts Canteen Reunion
Miss Phoebe Couzens of Missouri and Kansas presided at the Riggs House reception in Washington to urge reestablishment of army canteens. She is the only woman to have served as U S marshal, succeeding her father. Notables included Maj Gen Bates, Senator Warner, Hadley, and Missouri Representatives. She spoke for moderation in intoxicants for military personnel. The event ran 2 to 6 pm with guests seated on a throne amid a Missouri-style gathering.
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