Saturday Is Children's Day Offers for Economy and Style
Saturday Is Children s Day with economy and the best garments for children from home and abroad. Stock includes hats for growing girls and children with Paris models, Tuscan straws, lingerie hats, and untrimmed hats in white and colors. Flowers, ribbons, and chiffon facings feature the trimmed options. Children's hats are in a Millinery Salon on the second floor Roth Street.
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Paris
Milan
Roth Street
Children’s New Shoes for Spring and Summer 1905
The shop reveals a wide range of children and misses footwear for 1905 including tan Russia calfskin, white sea isle duck, lace and button styles, and oxfords in sizes 6 to 2. Prices run from 1.00 to 3.50 per pair, with infant corset shoes and Minges slippers also showcased. A stylish soft felt college boy hat with silk sweatband and color options is displayed, priced at 2.50.
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Russia
Girls Spring Clothing Offers From Ready-To-Wear Dept
The practical mother is advised to shop in the ready-to-wear department where garments for girls and mothers are priced to beat dressmakers. Highlights include $5.00 sailor suits, $3.00 reefers, $6.25 and $7.50 reefers, $15.00 Peter Thompson suits, and higher priced Serge Peter Thompson and Misses suits up to $34.00, with detailed design elements and size ranges.
Girls White Dresses Showcased In Four Special Lots
A local sale features girls and misses white dresses in many styles with four highlighted lots. Items include white lawn dresses with lace edging, white India linen designs with bertha necks and embroidery, and dresses in sizes from four to fourteen, offered at attractive prices for early season purchases.
Boys Spring Clothing Line Highlights Special Prices
The ad promotes a complete line of boys and youths spring clothing including suits, wash suits, reefers, and overcoats. Notable items include all wool two piece suits from 3.75 to 6.50, navy serge sailor suits, Norfolk jackets, tan covert cloth top coats, and various sizes up to 17. Emphasizes new fabrics, latest styles, and exceptional value for boys aged 3 to 17.
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Norfolk
New Spring Hats and Furnishings for Boys and Youths
Showing complete lines of hats shirts collars cuffs ties pajamas and all high grade goods for boys youths and girls. Sailor Tam o shanters eton golf and rob roy styles in colors and sizes to fit youth and men. Blouses k e f patterns madras shirts and other washable fabrics. Separate sailer pants and bloomers offered with varied prices. Third floor tenth street.
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Madras
Eton
Peter Thompson
Windsor
Little Children's Hats for Spring and Summer Display
A varied assortment of children's hats including Charlotte Corday cobweb laces and English eyelet embroidery, Picture Hats, Bonnets in silk and straw, and sun bonnets. Also white pique hats and tam o shanters, reefers in lingerie and pique fabrics, with trimmings like buttons and braids. Third floor Eleventh St.
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Charlotte Corday
Eleventh St
Women Muslin Undergarments at 50c Per Item
Advertises a full line of women undergarments priced at 50 cents each. Includes gowns, drawers, petticoats, corset covers, lawn linings, cambric and muslin drawers, cambric gowns, petticoats with ruffles and hemstitched tucks, corset covers with lace and embroidery, and white lawn linings. Located on Third Floor Eleventh Street.
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Hleventh St
Men’s New Shirts for Spring and Summer
Two new lines of spring and summer shirts for men on display. Made of good percale with plaited-front neglige style and dainty patterns. blue, black, and pink pin spots on white. solid black and striped options. various plait widths. each with separate cuffs. Pure Irish Linen Neglige Shirts priced at $1.50, edges trimmed with white piping. Main floor F St.
New Corset Styles on Display at Third Floor
A large stock of Domestic Corsets for street negligee and evening wear is shown, featuring Girdle Corsets in white and pink, Royal Worcester, Thomson’s Glove-fitting, and several straight-front models with elastic attachments. Prices range from 1 to 3.50, with a focus on Parisian novelties imported direct. Third floor eleventh street.
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Eatin Pbbon
Royal Worcester
Batiste
Thomson
Conseegenenenreenens
Bon-Ton
P. D
Aecteieves
Streseres
Eleventh St
Pure Food Department Lenten Supplies Listed At Fifth Floor
The Pure Food Department presents a long list of items for Lent including Alto Brand California White Asparagus 250, Nabob Fruit Jams two for 50c, Lobsters 1-2 lb basket for 2c, Magnolia Cheese can 18c, Kippered Herrings can, Santa Clara Prunes two, Pure California Olive Oil bottle 45c, Sardines large can 12c, Anchovies oil glass bottle, Boneless Coating Steaks in wooden boxes, Imported Italian Olive Oil bottle 60c, Sardines in Ravigotes truffled, Pleasant Aroma Maine Corn, Centennial Lifted Peas can, Baker’s Chocolate for baking, Cocoa can, Cox’s Plymouth Rock details, Gelatine package, W. & L. Laundry Soap bars, and various soaps including Ivory and Crystal, Fifth floor Fifth Street.
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Maconochie
Santa Clara
Calfornia
Maine
Eles Baker's
Cox's
Plymouth Rock
Peter and Chalmers
Cece W. & L
Brook's Crystal
Habbitt’s
Circus
Kirkman
Miss Mauro and Mr French to Marry This Month
Washington society notes announce the March wedding of Miss Isabel Mauro, daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Mauro, to Mr Charles B French of Boston. Also slated is the marriage of Miss Irene King to Mr Frank Carley of New York, with date and place yet to be decided. Miss Helen Cutting and Mr Lucius Wilmerding set March 27 for their ceremony, attended by notable guests.
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Carley
Miss Cutting
Baroness von Ketteler
Isabel Mauro
Philip Mauro
Charles 8
Helen Cutting
Lucius Wilmerding
White Houses
Alce Roosevelt
Germany
China
Maude Ledyard
Detroit
Baltic
Europe
Washington
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York
Children’s Millinery
Children’s New Shoes
F St
Sirs
Tenth St
Pure Food Department
Alto
California
G Street
Miss Mauro
MR. French
Warren Fairbanks
Mary Harman
Frank , Harman
Lynchburg, Va
Edla Latham
M Street
William EK. Gaisberg
Vermont Avenue
Hag
William Gaisberg
Isabell Gaisberg
Howard L. Hodgkins
Edward Mosher
Luther, Mich
F. Paige
Claire Dunham
Alloway
N. J
Mrs. Williams
First Street
Cal
John J. McCook
Misses McCook
Havana
Miramar
Gen. and
Mrs. Draper
Boston
Lulu Ewers
William Ellison
Richmond
Larner
Nelson
Wright
Jeannette Nolan
Miss Palmer
Nena Palmer
Wrightman
Ry. Bradley Eiwers
Ack Scrivener
J. William Palmer
Wiel Woodward
William Burrel
Hllen Bowick
D. A. R. Congress
Colonial
Miss Bowick
Misa Muriel R. Bowick
J.7. Wright
Wallace Ashburn
Virginia Beach
J. E. Lee
H Street Northwest
Moore Murdock
Silas Hare
Fort Worth
Tex
Oberndorffer
Kingston
Ontario
Mothers’ Congress
International Council of Women In Canada
Lady Aberdeen
Jacques
Ninth Street
Owen T. Reeves
Liltian E. Hellen
A. Maurice Low
Burrows
Dillingham
McCreary
Carter
Gacon
Newlands
Tongworth
Foster
Gen. Draper
Whitney Lyon
New York
New Willard Hotel
W. F. Wright
Munich
John Gaffney
Dresden
Lyon
Joseph 8. Smith
Bangor
Shoreham
Old Second Corps Association
Bancock
C. W. Bell
Fort Myer
Cuba
Porto Rico
R. J. Knobbs
Cleveland
Autyr
A. B. Tracy
Indiana Avenue
SON
Pa Ave
Kolonial Oxfords
Mme. Sig. Comm
Sembrich Campanari Tamagno
Sembrich
Victor
Wimodaughsis
Investment and Agency
Massey
Washington College of Law
Banks and Banking
John J. Edson
Washington Loan and Trust Company
W. J. Newton
District Title Insurance Company
HE. M. Gillett
National Geographic Society
Hubbard Memorial Hall
Sixteenth and
M Streets
Parker
Galt's
Penna. Ave
Berry & Whitmore
Berry & Whitmore CO. Jewelers
Sultana Brand
Tona
SREAT
Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Cor. 7Th and E Sts
B.A. _ BOWMAN
A. Easel
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass Ave
Alkails, &c
Lindsay Rubber
Mfg. Co. (Inc
Goodyhear Rubber Co
Aluminum
St. N
Hattie M. Shacklette
St. N. W
Vermont Ave
Arlington Hotel
Chas. de Cazanove
G. G. Cornwell & Sons
Dandruff
Y. D. Rosen
Secor
Christian Xander
Quality House
7Th St
Phong M
Fichlyes
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