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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1906
Page
7
A catalog of boys and youth clothing includes New Jerome suits in fine all wool blue serge with knickerbocker pants in sizes 8 to 17, navy and tan options at 5.60 each. Russian overcoats in tan red and light gray with leather belt for sizes 24 to 5 years at 6.50 and 7.50 each. All-wool fancy mixtures with bloomer pants in sizes 3 to 12 priced at 3.95 each, a value of 5.00.
Advertising copy promotes a spring collection of boys and youths hats and furnishings at moderate prices. It lists items such as hats caps shirts collars ties pajamas and related accessories. The notice includes prices and mentions various brands and styles.
Our collection presents new white dresses for girls in diverse styles and materials. Priced from 3.25 to 10.00, items include French lawn and Persian lawn gowns with lace, embroidery, and tucks, sized from 6 to 12 years, with multiple necklines and waist trims.
A catalog style listing describes Percale Dresses in multiple patterns and colors. Designs include lace and embroidery trims, yokes, belts, and different sleeve lengths. Sizes range from 4 to 12 with prices noted from 1.00 to 2.95.
Extensive 1906 catalog offering infants coats caps and boy and girl shoes in patent calfskin box calfskin patent coltsk in white buckskins and canvas with prices from 50c to 3.00. Also features corsets and a large toy department with a wide range of popular games and novelty items across floors and sections.
A new weekly journal of philanthropy and social advance promises literary weight with contributors such as Jacob A Riis Samuel Lindsay Theodore Roosevelt W Woodward David J Brewer and Henry B F Macfarland. For sale at News Counter Mali Noor Tenth st.
A compact market listing detailing various grocery items including Walter Bakers chocolate and Coco, Peter Cooper’s Gelatine, Knox’s and Cox’s products, Plymouth Rod Gelatine, Boston codfish, Norway mackerel, Beardsley’s shredded codfish, California broiled mackerel, Cape Shore canned goods, Roncless herring, salmon varieties, Bararian shrimp, Blue Label soups, olives in several varieties, Justay’s Boudet sardines, and olive oil selections with prices per can, dozen, and bottle.
Social notes from Washington detail Baron Rosen entertaining Mrs McClellan and others at the Grafton, Mrs Elkins leaving for Virginia Hot Springs, Mrs Perry Belmont hosting about thirty guests, and Mrs Roosevelt meeting Mrs Longworth at the White House. Attendees include senators, justices, and envoys, with visits by the Russian and French diplomatic circles.
Funeral for Paul Neuhaus, late librarian of the Masonic Library, was held at his residence 1711 New York Avenue NW. Rev Henry Thomas of St Michael and All Angels officiated, with interment at Glenwood Cemetery. Neuhaus was a thirty second degree Mason and member of Hope Lodge No. 2. Ritual services were read at house and grave, led by H Davidson, lodge master. Pallbearers drawn from Hope Lodge. Flowers abundant.
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