Ron Reefers Styles and Prices Listed
Ron Reefers offered in various sizes from 214 to 12 with a price of $2.95 each. Previous prices ranged from $5.00 to $6.50, reflecting a notable discount.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
45
Long cape fashions in cashmere silk and lace trimmings
Cream cashmere and quality fabrics feature coats with scalloped edges, braided trim, and embroidered detailing. Descriptions note edgework on capes, collars, cuffs, and lining, with pricing cues and fabric notes for the period.
Guaranteed latest improved designs advertise swing machines
Guaranteed latest improved designs and handsome woodwork with ball bearings. Each machine includes a full set of up-to-date nickel steel attachments and comes with a ten year guarantee. Swing machines offered with partial payment options and a device to adjust belts for proper tension. Also features New China Sik Kimonos at special price of five dollars each.
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New China Sik
Dainty Silk Kimonos and Dressing Lacques Delight Women
A fragmentary description presents silk kimonos and dressing lacques in soft silks and favored colors. Trim details include dainty laces insertions rib bons and similar adornments. Offers worn apparel items for women.
Parisian and American Millinery Display At Woodward Lothrop
Woodward Lothrop showcases a special display of spring millinery featuring Parisian models and hats crafted in house. The collection highlights bright colors, flowers, feathers, and unique shapes including the Merry-Widow Sailor and high crown designs with wide brims, all presented in the Millinery Parlor on the second floor.
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Nery
Milan
Virot
Special Sale of Imported Oil Paintings In Europe Last Fall
Special sale of imported oil paintings selected personally by our representative now in Europe. To make room for new stock, remaining pieces are offered at half and less than half former prices. Original works by Bahein Delahogue Couchois and others, many landscapes, figures, and village scenes all in deep gilt frames. Only twenty five paintings left with varied sizes and prices listed from 15 to 150 dollars.
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Europe
Bahein
Delahogue
Couchois
Misses' and Girls Dainty Lawn Guimpes in Varied Styles
An advertisement lists white lawn guimpes for miss and girls from plain tucked models to elaborate lingerie guimpes. Several styles described include hematitched tucks, back tucks, lace edging, crocheted yokes, and lace trimmed collars. Also featured are sacques, town guimpes in white lavender pink and blue, and fine French and Persian lawn guimpes with lace and tuck detailing. Prices range from $1.00 to $5.00, with special prices on some items. Third floor Eleventh St and Third floor Glints.
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China Sik
Eleventh St
Social and Personal Departures From the City
Washington society opens Lent with several city departures and rest. Mrs Fairbanks and Mrs Timmons head to New York then Lakewood. George Vanderbilt leaves 1707 New Hampshire Avenue for Biltmore. Various invitations, engagements, arrivals, and social events outline a season of travel, marriages, and entertainments across Washington, Baltimore, and Philadelphia with notable figures such as Mr Hemston Fish, Mrs Eddy, and Sen. and Mrs. Hevendge.
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Washington
George Vanderbilt
New Haropshire Avenue
Biltmore
North Carolina
Gordon Jones
Burlington
Frederica Morgan
John W. Frick
Noland Park
Baltimore
Edna Wells
Mount Pleasant
Parkersburg
W .C
Fred Fowler
Henry C Brewster
Rochester
Brewster
New Willard
George A Dary
Boston
H . Plusbrick
Cairo
Lloyd H. Chandler
California Avenue
Thomas Nelson Conrad
New Orleans
Notable Society Woman Refuses to Sacrifice Independence
Mrs Robert Goelet continues a selective social circle in New York, valuing intellect over quantity, with literature and opera interests shaping her invitations. The Goelet family face expectations of leadership, but she shows reluctance to assume the head role of society. Meanwhile Eden's Bar Harbor summer colony debates automobile access, with auto advocates like Leonard Opdyke and J. P. Bass clashing with traditionalists led by George Van Jaerbit.
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Tevedite
Charlea I Cragin
Parlafielphia
Palm Beach
Woman's Guild
New York
William Stoe-Smith
Guild
Frederick Robert
Eugene
O'Neill
Benjamin Denglass
Meg Janes E Vales
Rovert Dur Deglass
William & Bullard
Wilam P Snyder
Robert Grolet
Godet
Mrs Goslet
Mrs. Astor
Eden
Bar Haabor
Leonard E Opdyke
J. P. Bass
Bangor
George W. van Jaerbit
Auton
George 8
Bowdoin
Morris K. Iesup
A . Cassatt
John §. Kennedy
Weir Mitchell
Robert Abbe
Thomas H. Hubbard
J. W. [Austinciams
Warner M. Leeds
Casimir der Moore
John J. Emery
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Men’s Clothing Department
Hirsh, Wickwire & Co
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You Hi Tong
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Ledford
Nts
Jace
Ae Ween
Sleventh St
Department
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Algeria
Cee
K. Wittman
P. Hawke
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J. Ruins
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C. Ostersitzer
Adolin
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G. Falk
J. Buche
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B. Adelin
E. Back
J. Lipa
Baheiu
Sasa
Hemston Fish
Hanaker Fish
Julia Jnn
Mr Nill
Lawren
Theris
Augustus Eddy
Miew
Hevendge
Mynteenth Street
Eddy
Ellis
Ellans
South
Don Luis Pastor
Legation
Cuba
Mme. Pastor
Balimore
Mme
Pastor
Mrs & Goldsmith
Alexandria
Myrel
Milton RK Kronheim
Carel Newberry
Detroit
Marjory Merliz
Henry B Jay
Dlerman Dey T
Mra Rayner
Senator Rayner
Highlands
Edson Bradley
Lawrence Townsend
Richard Townsend
Phils
Deans
Wiliam J. Schieffelin
John Harrison
Motors
Charlemeans Tower
Ampassstor
Germany
London
Lord
Lady Onslow
Richmond Terrace
Whitehall
Clandon Park
Guilford
Burrey
Onstow
Crawley
Emingey
Berlin
Dorothy Onslow
Tower
Kaiserin
Pritchard
Mauretania
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Hens Vort
White
Aceont
A. Ligben
Franco 3 Pemier
M Clemenceau
Paradise
Indy
Galt & Bro
Penna
Lucion
J. J. O'Keefe
14Th St. WW
V. D. Rosen
Shatante
Jorosts
Sorosis
Sorosis Shoe CO
Vulcan” Toaster
Trents
W. & J. Sloane
H Street
N. W
Main
BGN Marche
Philip Shortt
Heuse Garment
Eleventh Street
Brentano’s
Stoke
St. Cor
The
Post
Steinway
Droop & Sons
Pa. Ave. N. W
Celinrus
Grurenes Atlantic & Pacific
Mary Scott Rowland
Mary Scott Eowland
Rupert Manfering
FA Howard
St. N
Rudolph VO
Ralph von Magee
Street NW
Hattie M. Shacklette
Qnte Wren
Bitte
St. N. W
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