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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1905
Page
7
Two lots of men’s lisle socks in solid blacks fancy colors and lace effects. Sizes run 9 to 11 in combined lots. Lot 1 25 cents a pair regular 35 cents. Lot 2 three pairs for 1.00 regular 50 cents each.
Advertising a range of gingham petticoats priced from 1.00 to 1.75 with options in striped blue white and pink and a burnished finishing stitch. Following this, a summer reading list features titles by Bertha M Clay Charlotte M Braeme Mrs. Southworth Charles Garvice and others suitable for mountain seaside or hammock reading.
Lightweight white dresses described for young children in summer wear. Styles include Hubbard tucks and hemstitching, lace and embroidery trims, round yokes, and hemmed collars. Prices range from 50 cents to $1.00, with several designs for girls and infants. Located on Third floor Eleventh at.
Local shop advertises Kodaks cameras and photographic supplies with emphasis on a high standard Developing and Printing Department. Offers film development including 4xs and Velox paper printing with mounted and unmounted Brownie models and FPK items. displays Brownie Tank Developers on main floor at Tenth Street.
A catalog of bath room items to boost summer comfort. Includes soaps, powders, toilet waters, massage sponges, bath sprays, brushes, scrubs, and lotions from W. & L. and Monarch brands with varied prices. Highlights long-handled brushes, detachable-handle brushes, glycerine and Turkish soaps, violet powders, and assorted toiletries.
A Chicago hardware catalog advertises Wisconsin Refrigerators in popular sizes. Hardwood kiln dried with mineral wool insulation and galvanized steel lining offer rust resistance and sanitary construction. Features include metal ice rack removable drain pipe patent drip cup slated shelves and built in floor. prices range from 10 to 16 dollars and a sixth floor location noted.
Guaranteed Sewing Machines advertised from $10.50 to $40. Demonstration of the Mudge Patent Fruit Canner shows fruit canned without sugar on the fifth floor.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Higginson retire to a Nantucket cottage for the summer. The former president and Mrs Cleveland visit the SandwicH key summer home with their children, while various Washingtonians travel to Nahant, Cape May, and other resorts for the season.
New York July 19 United States Senator W A Clark who had a surgical operation last week faced heat discomfort today. His temperature rose slightly due to hot weather but medical officials say this is not a cause for concern and overall condition remains favorable for his recovery.
In New York July 19 the widow Mrs E Matilda Zeigler sues to invalidate the will of millionaire William Zeigler a backer of Arctic expeditions and founder of a $20 million estate. The will leaves an annuity to his widow and two residences to her with a fourteen year old adopted son to gain full control at age forty. The case centers on alleged insanity and competence of the decedent before death May 24 at his Noroton Connecticut summer home. Also noted is the funeral of Mrs Anne M Topham and an open air session of the Loyal Women led by Mrs Julia Burnett with numerous attendees and a picnic at an elms shaded residence.
Cadets prepare to join Ocean City encampment. Capt Steinberg invites enlistees at 606 Twelfth Street NW daily 6 to 7 PM. Also notes first company meeting at 790 District Armory with many cadets expected to enlist. Funeral notices for Frank R Sterling and Capt John H Richardson listed with church services and obituaries.
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