Boys All-wool Suits at Special 1 Dollar Each
Classified notice advertises boys all wool suits in blue serges and cheviots with lined pants and taped seams in all sizes. Originally five dollars, value six dollars, now offered for one dollar each.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
41
Classified notice advertises boys all wool suits in blue serges and cheviots with lined pants and taped seams in all sizes. Originally five dollars, value six dollars, now offered for one dollar each.
A superb collection of Neckpieces for the social season features imported one-of-a-kind pieces and American productions. Coque and Marabou Feather Boas in evening shades, Liberty Silk and Chiffon Boas, Guimpes and Cuffs, under sleeves, Swiss embroidery collars and cuffs, turn over collars, and many exclusive neck and shoulder pieces on the main floor G Street.
The catalog advertises French Efleure gauze fabric at 50 cents a yard and a full corset lineup including Sapphire Lily of France and Pa rame with lace and ribbons. Girdle corsets, bust supporters, and a guaranteed quality line feature aluminum eyelets, rust proof steels, and warranty. Third floor Eleventh St.
A local ad touts guarantees on sewing machines with assured support and quality. It promises an excellent machine at a small price, inviting buyers to purchase with confidence and a strong warranty backing.
A dealer advertises machines priced from 18 to 40 dollars, including an ornate cabinet model. All machines come with nickel plated steel attachments and a five year guarantee. Hand machines are offered at 8 50, 10 50, and 13 50, ideal for travelers. Second floor G street.
Washington society details a grand New Willard Hotel reception hosted by President and Mrs. Roosevelt with Supreme Court families and notable guests. The narrative covers guest lists, decorations in yellow, a bust by Vinnie Ream Hoxie, and various dinners and home entertainments among Senators, ambassadors, and social leaders.
Crosby S Moyes and Crosby S Noyes celebrated fifty years of marriage with a large in-house gathering. Attendees included family members, residential and diplomatic circles, and gifts from Whitelaw Reid, McLean, and Columbia National Bank. The Evening Star staff and Gridiron Club bestowed tributes.
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