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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1906
Page
45
The Maslin Underwear Sale features complete lines of boys youths and young men clothing including Sints and overcoats at value prices. Special suits shirts and jackets in tweeds serges and cheviots with durable fabrics and reinforced seams. Sizes range for 8 to 20 and prices from 50 cents to 18.50 per item with many marked reductions.
A special value promotes Boys' Furnishings with Neglige shirts described as best style for boys. Available in white and colored effects, with options in cuffs and without, sizes 12 to large.
Special price items for boys include Outing Flannel Pajamas at 1.00 each with sizes S100 Si o and Sr 75 sutt, Outing Flannel Night shirts at 0.50 each, sweaters from 1.00 to 2.50, suspenders 0.25 and 0.50, Camel's Hair Tam o Shant ers for boys and girls 0.50 and 1.00, heavy cloth golf caps 0.50 to 1.00, and ties 0.25 and 0.50.
Readable catalog notes discounted girls and misses coats reefers dresses and suits in blue green red and black with sizes from 6 to 18 years. Items include Carls plaid dresses trimmed with ribbon and velvet, all wool serge dresses, two piece dresses, box style coats and broadcloth coats. Corsets bustles and serviettes also offered with marked prices. Third floor display.
A drop-head sewing machine offered for 20.00 with oak case, automatic lift, latest improvements, full attachments, and five-year guarantee. Instructions provided at the department on the second floor. Colonial Chocolates on fifth floor tenth at.
Catalog of infant and young child garments including muslin gowns drawers skirts and dresses with ruffles lace embroidery and umbrella trims. Sizes range from 2 to 14 years and items are described by fabric trim and style. Located on the third floor at Eleventh Street.
A long social notice chronicles tea in honor of Mme Sarah Bernhardt, dinners at the British and German embassies, and countless entertaining events in Washington. Guests include Ambassadors, ministers, and prominent families at the homes of Harriman, Draper, Parker, and others. The piece details receptions, dinners, teas, theater attendance, and upcoming marriages and visits through January.
From the New York Times, Bird S. Cole visited Mayor Mc Clellan twice Thursday to discuss Brooklyn matters. In the mayor’s ante-room he spoke with City Clerk Scully Alton. Parker left the mayor’s suite and was greeted by Scully who asked if he knew Mr Coler. Parker replied he did and quipped that Colter was once a Democrat, now a better Democrat.
To buy higheride waistlines at this price is a rarity. Choice of light blue tan gray lavender pink white and black. Various styles feature straight trimming of trim lace and pin tucking. Some have imitation effect with dainty trim. At same price are some heiuufa waists. Others come in cream and white lace to match dress waists in many styles and favorite ski. Art items show latest trims and colors including black white blue and pale shades.
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