Men's Easter Furnishings Display At Local Shop
A local department store highlights a full Easter season rollout of men s wear and haberdashery. New neckwear gloves handkerchiefs hosiery and related accessories are offered in multiple price ranges with abundant colors and designs including French silk hosiery at 3 00 per pair and gloves from 1 50 upward. Main floor displays showcase collars cuffs suspenders canes garters and jewelry.
Women's Spring and Summer Footwear Display Impresses
The display showcases a thorough department with up-to-date stock and ample purchasing power. Every shoe is right and left labeled, well made, from top materials, and priced reasonably. Highlighted is a stylish 2-eyelet Court Tie in patent kidskin vamp with flexible web sole.
Variety of textiles and linens on sale
The ad lists fabrics and linen items with wide options from small neat effects to elaborate novelty designs. Prices range from 15c to $2.50 per yard, with 40 inch Persian Lawn at 15c, 36 inch Sheer Handkerchief Linen at 60c, and 2,000 yards available. Second floor eleveneth et.
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Colonial Flour Promises Superior Minnesota Product
Three years of careful search yielded Colonial Flour milled from select Minnesota Spring Wheat. The millers aim for quality over quantity and deliver in solid cars to a clean, commodious warehouse. The flour is not bleached and offered at a moderate price for discerning judges of merit.
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Minnesota
Burial of Brig Gen Theodore J. Wint with full honors
Brig Gen Theodore J. Wint USA commander of the Department of Missouri died in Philadelphia. His remains arrived in Philadelphia and were met by a military detachment from Fort Myer. Funeral cortege moved to Arlington with services at Northminster Church Philadelphia and nearby station, followed by burial with salvos and taps.
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Department of Missouri
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Arlington Cemetery
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Field Artillery
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Associated Charities drive boosted by Rev Van Schaick donation
Rev John Van Schaick Jr of the Church of Our Father doubles his gift to the Associated Charities aiding a $3,000 season goal. Secretary Charles Weller reports $7,550 raised, $2,450 still needed, with multiple supporters contributing small sums and a suggested endowment.
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Church of Our Father
Associated Charities and Gent
Charles Weller Tols
Dr. van Schalk
Mr. Weller
Helen H. Eaterly
E J Dora
A Trend
Dole D. Fleher
Bmith
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