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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1910

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12

Sale of Women's Suits and Home Furnishings Remnants

Shop offers remnants from high grade women’s suits at 4 to 6 dollars less than real value. Also features one of a kind silk and serge garments, spring patterns, and new shades. Includes Renaissance center and Marie Antoinette style window valances, plus handmade window shades and watercolor opaque shades at low prices. Limited quantities, items slightly soiled from handling.

Renalagance Renaissance Marie Antoinette Fener Marie Antoinette

Friday Special in Girls Dresses and Coats at Half Price

Readable remnants and dress items include Galatea and Pereale wash dresses in light and dark colors with long sleeves and back-fastening, priced at 1.25 each. Also offered are red broadcloth coats, serges, and remaining ladies garments reduced from higher prices.

Friday Special in Women Low Shoes and Infant wear

Readable fragments describe price cuts on women’s low shoes Cuban heel styles and infant short dresses. Mentions a sale with remnants and reductions on coats and Worsted sweaters. Includes references to fabric, sizes, and locations like Eleventh Street, with limited clear context.

Almere Turneo Iowa

Friday Specials in Underwear Department

Frugal shoppers are offered women’s undergarments on the third floor with deep discounts. Items include petticoats, kimonos, corset covers, drawers, gowns, and taffeta silk pieces, many reduced from higher prices to about 50 cents to a dollar, with varied colors and trims.

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Friday specials in boys heavy clothing and suits

Fragmented ad copy lists boys heavy clothing and suits with varied prices. Mentions suits priced around 300 dollars and reefers trimmed options with prices from 59 to 1000 dollars. Contains garbled OCR text and multiple unrelated fragments.

Goedey Kate Herbocker

Corset Prices Slashed in Third Floor Sale Ad

Readable lines show silk ribbon corsets in blue and pink sizes and styles with price cuts from high to low. The ad notes reductions across multiple corset types including medium hip and low bust options, with discounts up to substantial amounts and a long hip size emphasis. Third floor Seventh Street location.

Friday special in women's gloves at main floor sale

Special offer on four lots of women s PXM wash gloves in black gray tan and gunmetal colors. Prices listed 514 to 7 per pair with a special price noted as 855 for eight pairs. Floor placement indicated as main floor.

Hale Seelp Tuntead Hattie M. Shacklette

House Furnishings Dept Bargain Reductions

Damaged and marked down items include an 16 ft kitchen table from 3 to 7, white ice cream keeper, cedar wash tub, carved wooden bread plates, enamelware pitcher, copper coffee percolator, clothes hampers, and Krupps silver polish. Prices slashed across multiple labeled defects with shopworn items.

Eleventh St

Dinner guests of Senator Isador Rayner in Washington

The Vice President and Mrs Sherman attended a large dinner hosted by Senator Isador Rayner in Maryland, with guests including the Japanese ambassador and Baroness Uchida, the Chilean minister, and many U.S. officials. Attendees listed span cabinet members, senators, representatives, judges, and foreign diplomats. The event followed other social gatherings at Raushers and notable homes, reflecting a bustling DC social week.

Sherman Isador Rayner Maryland Rayner Rauscher 4 Mia Sherman Uchida Mme Cruz Bacon Depew Ra Overman Gus P C Stevens Throon Willam Perry Belmont Virginia Btuart Wortley F BE Moran Walter de Coursey Poultney Baltimore Willett Amy Hull Cameron Vir Gist Blair Marie Bevan George A Toos Ballingerwaite Secretary of the Interior Miss Cannon Rauselres Ballingers Miss Gan Mme Crag Piles Iles Ors Hughes Senator Hughes Thomas HW Anderso Dwight Vrs Buutes Vrs Humphrey Humphrey Pawrohild McCredie ‘Visy Fulizabeth Kean Wiss Wood Slater Representative Wond New Jerse View Rixes A ‘Ton Fyck Wendell Wire William Corcoran Gordon Paine B Ot Slehit New York Switzerland Wine Pitter Herbert Wadsworth Mime Ritter Sweden Mme de Lager Erusitz Stehif Withiam Phelps Eno Natreet Mme de Lagercrantz James Garfield Stuart Wortley Lewis Frissell Miss Wood Miss la Lande New Orleans Archibald Hopking Cason Bredley Richard Weightman Ambrosedor Bryce Mra Pinchot Hobson

Jewels from Dudley estate sell amid social thrill aboard ship

On a European liner, jewels including the famed Dudley pearl change hands as a single ear shaped orient pearl in a diamond cap sells for 300 and the entire 3 lot bracelet group brings 47630. The Dudley gems were stolen at Paddington but later returned with a payment to prevent recutting. The voyage hosts Baroness Hengelmuller and other dignitaries including Sir Edward Tennant and Princess Radziwill, with social talks linking to the Roosevelt family and Vienna hospitality.

Teniz New York Countess of Dudley Gay Chrystles Dudley Paddington Lady Dudley Miss Scott Lord Dudley Cornelius Vanderbilt Baron von Hengelmuller United States Baroness von Hengelmuller Bar Harbor Sir Edward Tennant Asquith England Edward Prince Princess Radziwill Poland Mexico Gardner M Cassatt Frederick Wise Baroness Hengelmuller Maxor Des White House Roosevelt Vienna Austran Rapiter Henzelmullers Lary Dudley Hunter Waite Dreivher & Co Jewelers Iftl Avenue Ore Ita Perrine Greicher Fala Hadeen Fifth Avenue George Kunz

Perfect Tea From Tepid Waters and Tea Ball Method

A description explains placing tea leaves in a Tea Ball then lifting it into a heated water bath. Steam rises as the leaves swell and release flavor. After one to three minutes the Tea Ball is removed, yielding tea described as perfect and unmatched by other methods.

Meat Not a Necessity in Daily Diet Hints

Food specialist Dr T Allen argues meat is not essential. Gradual elimination of meat and caffeine is advised with substitutes like fish, cereals, bananas, milk, and nuts. Albumen, the nitrogen-rich protein in meat, supports growth but many can thrive without meat with careful substitutions.

Bry Dr.t Allen

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