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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1906

Page

21

Petticoats and Lace Garments With Embroidery and Trims

Listings describe lawn petticoats with blind embroidery and multiple tucks priced from 7.60 to 18.50. White evening wear petticoats of taffeta and China silk feature hand embroidery and fullness, with prices ranging from 2.25 to 42.00.

Eleventh St EBON

Up-to-date smart luggage line for winter travel

A complete line of up-to-date luggage highlights a Wardrobe Trunk built to order with 3-ply basswood, pegamoid covering, rawhide binding, five-tumbler Yale lock, and ample room for long skirts, train skirts, and flat-packed items. Also offered are 34 and Men’s Trunks, sheet-iron bottoms, trays, linen lining, leather suitcases with Lafren lining and brass locks, priced from five to fifteen dollars.

Florida Hiquitable

Hand-made French Waists Featured at Palm Beach Stores

The advertisement highlights sheer batistes lawns and French waists, many hand-embroidered or trimmed with delicate lace, suited for day and evening wear at Palm Beach and Southern resorts. Prices range from 7.50 to 15.00 dollars for hand-made waists by Equities French Lingerie.

Palm Beach

Velvet Suits Offer At Half Original Price

Women can choose from a large stock of fine velvet suits offered at about half their original prices. This season features smart styles and a wide range of colorings. Some are trimmed with silk or braid, others have half or full-length sleeves, all presented as high-class garments.

Washington

Peerless Shoes Offerings on Third Floor

Our line of W. and L. Peerless Shoes is complete in sizes and styles. There is no better shoe at the price with kid skin and patent tips, box calf and welt soles, and styles for dress and carriage wear. Also Cushion sole Shoes for women with soft interlining. Turkish Embroidered Slippers offered at 0c a pair. Third floor Tenth street.

Tenth St Tee Washington

Overcoats Reduced In January Sale For Boys And Young Men

Following our annual January custom we offer every overcoat remaining in stock at reduced prices. Tourists style belted backs and strapped sleeves, long and full, with all sizes. Prices range from 3.95 to 14.00, with former prices listed. Third floor Tenth at. Also chocolate special at 25 cents per pound in Confection Dept Fifth floor.

Confection Dept

Wilson Is President as Forestry Association Reorganizes

James Wilson, Secretary of Agriculture, elected president of the American Forestry Association at its annual meeting. The society reorganized with a new 11 member board and five vice presidents. It endorsed combining four bills in Congress to seek about 10 million dollars for forest reserves and urged a 3 million dollar appropriation for a proposed Appalachian mountains reserve.

National Park and Forest Reserve Appalachian Mountains Society James Wilson American Forestry Association James Pinchot F. E. Weyerhauser Edward Everett Hale John L. Kaul H. BE. Fernow Otto Leubkert Wilson WN. J. Bachelder New Hampshire BR. P. Hagen George P. Whittlesey Gifford Pinchot F. H. Newett George K. Smith Allan Chamberlain W. S. Harvey J. H. Cutler Henry S. Graves Albert Shaw William L. Hail Sammel Spencer H. A. Pressey HH. M Sutter Arwine P. Arnold Congress Appalachiin Mountains J. F. Walker United States Army Ldovener West Virginia Potomac Ohio River Mississippi Valley

Mothers May Gather Here Executive Committee Picks Speakers

At the National Congress of Mothers annual meeting in the New Willard, the executive council recommended that the next International Congress be held in Washington. The Los Angeles conference speakers for May 7 to 10 include Mrs W S Heffernan of Chicago and Judge Lindsay of Denver. The group also plans a new monthly magazine The Child Lover, to debut before February. Officers such as Mrs Frederick Behoff of Philadelphia and others will be re-elected.

Witlard National Congress of Mothers International Congress of Mothers Washington Los Angeles W. 5. Hefferan Chicago Lindsay Denver Colc Freerick Behoff Philadelphia

Afro American Exposition Elects Officers in DC

The Afro American Industrial Exposition Company, formed in the District of Columbia, today elected President George L. Pryor Norfolk VA Vice President J H Amberson New York City Secretary Isaac B Allen Boston and Assistant Treasurer C P Rooney New York City The group plans to elect a New York financier as treasurer later and will host a fair showcasing goods produced by African Americans. Departure of Ambassador Reid for Britain reported Whitelaw Reid American Ambassador to Great Britain returned home for holidays and sailed on the Baltic to Liverpool. Mrs Reid to join later.

New York Afro-American Industrial Exposition Company District of Columbia George L. Pryor Norfolk J. H. Amberson New York City Isaac 3B. Allen Boston C. P. Rooney Ambassador Reid Whitelaw Reid Great Britain Baltic Liverpool

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