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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1907
Page
25
Eastertime men s wardrobe gains from LMOST new lines in furnishings and haberdashery. New neckwear styles vary from last season with exclusive colorings at 50c and up to 1.50. New gloves in various shades from English to domestic makes priced 1.50 and higher. French silk hosiery and other items in diverse materials and prices from 25c upward.
The inventory showcases varied styles from a well supplied department with strong purchasing power. Each shoe is right and left shaped, well made from quality materials, and priced reasonably. A standout Court Tie features patent kidskin vamp and flexible web sole for stylish fit.
The notice describes sheer fabric designs ranging from small neat effects to elaborate novelties, width 40 inches, priced 1.00 to 2.50 per yard, with 60 distinct styles. It lists 2,000 yards of 40-inch Persian Lawn at 15 cents per yard, 2,000 yards of 28-inch Sheer Batiste Plaids at 15 cents, and 1,000 yards of 36-inch Sheer Handkerchief Linen at 60 cents per yard, all on the second floor.
A dealer touts Colonial Flour milled from Minnesota Spring Wheat by careful millers focused on quality. It arrives in solid cars to a clean, commodious warehouse and is offered at a moderate price. The ad emphasizes the flour is not artificially bleached and aims at true judges of merit.
Brig Gen Theodore J. Wint USA commander of the Department of Missouri died in Philadelphia. He was buried in Arlington after arriving on a funeral train, with a military escort from Fort Myer. Honorary pallbearers included senior Army officers and War Department officials. Services in Philadelphia were led by Rev. Joseph W. Cochran at Northminster Church.
Reverend John Van Schaick Jr of the Church of Our Father doubles his contribution to the Associated Charities, aiding a campaign to raise 3000 for the season. With 7550 collected, 22450 remains. other donors include cash gifts from Cash 20 Frances Young 8 John Van Behaick 6 Antoine de Geotroy 5 Amelia Tyler 6 Rosa 5 Thomace Buonda 35 George Westerly 5 and several smaller sums.
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