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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1906
Page
7
Vacation for many is yet to come and there is time for two months wear this season plus a good suit for another year. We offer the remainder of Blue and Gray Serge and Fancy Suits at reduced prices. They are new and desirable. 10.00 each formerly 12.50 13.50. 11.00 each formerly 15.00. 15.00 each formerly 18.50 22.50.
Straw hats of all types reduced to 1.00 1.30 and 2.00 with discounts from 1.50 to 4.00. Balbriggan underwear 25c per garment. Fat special sale on Madras and Percale Neglige shirts with cuffs, reduction on dollar fifty and two dollar models.
Lightweight seamless black gauze cotton socks offered in all sizes. Special value four pairs for 50 cents. Also available are fancy socks from an importer's line in rifle and cotton ends with various styles, 23 cents per pair, regular 50 cent quality.
A broad supplier outlines a comprehensive catalog spanning several classes of products. The dealer stresses a wide assortment designed to meet varied customer needs, with emphasis on consistent stock and accessible pricing across categories.
The edition features Delia Austrian on child clothing and stout woman styles, Harriet Wilbur on lace and embroidery, Copenhagen cut work, and stories by Caroline Fuller Susie Bouchelle and Della Lutes. August patterns and fashion sheets ready patterns priced. pattern department on Main floor Eleventh St.
A demonstration of Jell O Ice Cream Powder showcases a dainty, delicious dessert with smooth firm cream. Available flavors include vanilla strawberry chocolate and unflavored to pair with fresh fruit. Fifth floor Tenth Ave department store invites judgment.
A list of sanitary goods including Listerine and its variations, Pears soaps, Colgate toilet water, Pinaud scents, Sozodont products, carbolic mouth wash, Mennen talcum powder, and W & L antiseptic tooth powders. The items reflect a historical assortment of personal care brands and toiletries.
The Bolivian Minister and Mme Cal Aeron with daughter Elena will leave Washington Thursday for New Jersey coast resorts to pick a summer home. They have not yet occupied their new Sixteenth and R Streets residence but will ready it upon autumn return.
A large garden fair lights with lanterns at a church event featuring Milton Mantz and Mrs Mantz organizing ice cream and cake while Miss Barr draws crowds with palm readings. Proceeds go to the bishop's fund. Separately Miss Pauline Wéhbe marries Allen R. McFadden at St. Athan's Church Tennallytown, then plans a two week Atlantic City trip. Later, Miss Nellie Orchard and Lewis Winston Home wed at Vermont Avenue church tonight, as Hall Mare Owen returns from Maryland.
Englishman Aurel Batonyi or Kobn, married to Mrs. Burke Roche, began divorce proceedings in England six months ago. His first wife, Miss Hattie L. Smith, divorced him in New York in 1891 after she claimed collusion and his promise to remarry. Judge McAdam dismissed her motion and the divorce stands. Cortelyou and family plan a vacation through September to Nova Scotia and Newfoundland before returning to Washington.
Frank Work, noted multi millionaire and father of Mrs Burke Roche Batonyi, said he would cut off the $100000 yearly allowance to his daughter after learning of her secret marriage to riding master Aurel Batonyi. The article details lavish expenses including $325000 yearly for her stud farm Redwood, $10000 yearly on bridge whist, $15000 on balls and entertainments, $320000 on gowns and jewels, and other costs for automotives and incidentals. Batonyi’s true name is Kohen and he testified to his name change in court amid divorce proceedings from Miss Hatte S. Smith. The history notes her extravagant lifestyle and the strained relationship with her father over spending.
Mrs Nicholas Longworth attended the Fourth of July reception at Dorchester House hosted by Mr and Mrs Whitelaw Reid. The scene featured a gala American colony, notable guests like the Duchess of Marlborough and Mrs Joseph Chamberlain, and Roosevelts daughter receiving attention amid a display of stars and stripes decor. Longworth prepared to depart for Paris the next day to visit her sister-in-law.
The notice corrects a typo in Philipsborn's advertisement indicating a 1 p m closing instead of 4 p m. The store, a supporter of the early closing movement, says the change respects clerks and customers alike.
The widow of Joseph Janvier Woodward, Mary Fairfax Woodward, is named sole beneficiary in his will dated May 19 1900 and filed yesterday for probate. She is also named executrix.
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