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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1907

Page

7

Woodward & Lothrop Summer Sales At Main Moor Tenth St

Woodward and Lothrop advertises extended hours until 5 pm on weekdays with Saturday closings at 1 pm. It promotes a heated term sale of lawn shirtswaists dresses coats and skirts in white linen cannon cloth and gingham with reduced prices around 2 to 3 dollars, plus a sale of bound books at 23c per volume and ten volumes for 2.25. The listings note items. locations include Main Moor at Tenth Street and reference New York Washington and Paris.

Donovan Edna Lyall Jessie Fothergill Edna L

New Washable Skirts Arrive In Various Fabrics

A new lot of washable skirts is received featuring Vere skirts in linen and fine French lawns with folds and full kilts. Includes multiple civics styles and sizes with prices starting at $3.50 for a limited selection.

Children's Dainty White Dresses and Treas for Small Children

Treases for small children in nainseuks and India linen for hot weather feature low necks and short sleeves. Some plain, others elaborate, all neat and dainty with modest prices. dresses include linen and India linen styles with embroidery, lace, and ribbon trims, offered in several small sizes and popular shop terms.

Nainseuks Treas

Summer Furniture Clearance Sale at Greatly Reduced Prices

Auction style listing of remaining Summer Furniture including Old Hickory pieces for porch and garden. Many one of a kind items offered at substantially cut prices with emphasis on durability and value.

Engraved Name Plate for Clothing Marking ARK Apparels

An advertisement promotes a steel plate engraved with your name for marking clothing. The plate is mounted on a fine ribbon, durable and colorfast, priced at two dollars. Available on the main floor.

Seasonable White Materials for Midsummer Wear

UK stock of white goods remains complete with lawn, French and Persian fabrics. Includes 40-inch Persian Lawn at 15c per yard, 43-inch French Lawn at 25c, 40-inch India Lawn at 16 18 or 20c, 32-inch Imported-Persian Lawn from 23c to 34c, 43-inch Imported-Persian Lawn up to 75c per 36-inch, 36-inch Percales at 25c and 35c, English Nainsooks around $1.85–$2.25 per 12 yards, 48-inch Imported Mercerized Batiste at 35c–50c, and more. Second floor Eleventh St.

Social and Personal Will Beside Here in Fall

Social and personal news from Washington notes numerous marriages engagements and travels. Secretary to Representative H A Cooper of Wisconsin will bring his bride to Congress. several families including Gen and Mrs Oliver E Wood and Mrs Garret A Hobart are holidaying or relocating to camps and summer homes. Residents and visitors trace moves between Racine Milwaukee Blue Ridge Summit London and Paris with returns from Europe and brief health notes for Mrs A Alexander Thomas and others.

H. A. Cooper Wisconsin Bride Congress Oliver E. ‘Wood Blue Ridge Summit Mins Fannie Buttman Johnson Ralph Bleecker Horton Racine Wis Tygonena Portamouth Mr. Blorton Horta Henry Allen Cooper Massachusetts Avenue South Gen Mrs. Draper England Paul G Thebauda Dor Theband Brothers Ufe Paot G Westchester County Louis A .Thebeud Morristagm New White Piaina Oliver Harrimang Whitelaw Reids Marion* Storys Joseph Thebaud Calna America Great French East India Company New York Beekman Street Thobaud Brothers Paul G. Thebava Goberts Ebenezer Stevens Hin Whe Jules Ray Nathaniel Sins

Halos on the Parisian Avant Garde and New York Fashion

Social gossip notes the Parisian halo trend at the opera with Countess de Greffathe’s spectacle and a fashionably adjustable modern halo. It questions whether Paris will send halos to New York and hints at a coming wave of saintly headwear and marcelled curls orbiting the style scene.

Countess de Greffathe Me. Fougere America New York Hellee Parla

Monument to War Governor and Mary Garden in Paris Fashion

A social column surveys European arts and society. It notes Mary Garden’s sandal fashion and praise for her stage presence, details Torlonia’s marriage plans and the Polignac claim case, plus Parisians exploiting haircare scams. It also covers American society figures in New York, the White House repairs, and Ascot height stereotypes among elite women.

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