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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1907
Page
51
A local retailer unveils complete lines of men s furnishings for Easter season. New neckwear gloves handkerchiefs and hosiery highlight the display with prices from 25c to 3.00 plus. broad assortments and varied shades aim to suit all tastes and outfits.
The display showcases an extensive, up-to-date range of women’s shoes with right and left sizing, superior materials, and careful construction. A standout is a stylish 2-eyelet Court Tie with patent kidskin vamp and flexible web sole, highlighting beauty and fit.
The catalog lists 40 inch wide sheer designs from simple to elaborate priced 1.00 to 2.50 per yard. It notes 2,000 yards of 40 inch Persian Lawn at 15c per yard and 1,000 yards of 36 inch Sheer Handkerchief Linen at 60c per yard with values given. Items are presented on the second floor with attention to quantity and pricing.
Three years of search yielded a flour named Colonial milled from select Minnesota Spring Wheat by quality driven millers. Supplied direct in solid cars to a clean warehouse, Colonial is not artificially bleached and offered at a moderate price for discerning judges of flour merit.
Brig Gen Theodore J. Wint USA commander of the Department of Missouri died in Philadelphia. His funeral in Arlington followed a Philadelphia arrival, with honors from Troops H F G and H of the Thirteenth Cavalry, a Field Artillery battery, and the Thirteenth Cavalry Band. The service at Northminster Church was simple and led by Rev. Joseph W. Cochran.
Reverend John Van Schaick Jr of the Church of Our Father doubles his pledge to the Associated Charities, aiding a campaign to raise 3000 for the season. With 7550 already collected, 22450 remains, as donors including John Joy Exlston and others contribute cash gifts from 1 to 20 dollars.
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