Our Clothes for Boys Offer Unfailing Quality
Ad stresses tasteful dress clothes for boys and youths from 214 to 18 years with emphasis on style individuality and refinement. It claims long wear preserves shape and appearance, making it economical in the end, and promises a wide variety of colors and materials reflecting modern youth tastes.
New Coats and Reefers For Boys and Youths
New consignments of long overcoats reefers and Russian coats arrived tailored in the best styles. Blues reds tans and brass buttons for boys from 24% to 10 yen sizes 9 to 18 for overcoats reefers sizes 3 to 12 Russian coats sizes 2 to 18 years. Also double breasted suits sailor blouse and Norfolk jacket styles with prices from 5 to 16 1 2 dollars.
Smartly Designed Attire For Girls and Misses
A catalog note highlights girls and misses coats and suits in red and blue colors. It promotes double breasted coats at $5.00 with high throat fastenings and multiple lining options, plus velvet collars and braided skirts. Also advertised are long storm capes, velvet corduroy cloth coats, and missy suits priced from $18.75 to $45.00.
Latest Styles in Women's Raincoats
The fall line offers rubberized cloth and silk raincoats in semifitting loose or mannish cuts. Monroe of Rubberized Cloth features tan and gray coats priced from $15.00 to $22.50, while Black Rubberized Peau de Soie Silk coats arrive with yoke fronts and patch pockets. Special sales are listed at $10.50 and $18.75 each.
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Post Wheelers Guests At White House Lunch
The President and Mrs Taft hosted informal lunch guests including Mrs Post Wheeler and Mr Wheeler in Washington in early December. They, with other society members, planned visits to Philadelphia and New Willard, amid a flurry of social events and arrivals from embassies and American households.
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White House
Taften-street
Philadelphia
Tary
St. Petersburg
Post Wheeler
New Willard
John Jay White
Wheeler
Diplomatic Return and Travel Notices From Washington
Count Bruselle the Austro Hungarian embassy first secretary has returned to Washington from Niagara Falls via Lenox. The British second secretary and Mrs Esamond Ovey plan December 1 England leave after visiting Rear Admiral and Mrs Finery. The British second secretary and Mrs George Young arrive today after summer abroad. Mr and Mrs Henry May and Miss Correllia May return to Washington from New York. Miss May to join later. Mr and Mrs and the Misses May spent the summer at Manchester May s. Mr and Mrs Charles ODonnell Lee expect to close their Church Street house.
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Washington
J. F. de Barros Pimentel
New York
George Washington
Pimentel
Mme. de Lima E Silva
Manchester
Henry Cleveland Perkins
Perkins
Baltimore
Albert H. Carroll
Cathedral
Evelyn Chew
Durham
Conn
Carroll
Eleanor Steele
Jean de la
Grege
Paris
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Ger- Piacon
Helen Squire
Henry H. Hough
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Secon
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George Young Will al
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Mish Corellia May
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New Electroliers and Gas Portables Arrive at Low Prices
The store announces fall stock of Electroliers and Gas Portables featuring affordable lamps priced at 15.00, 16.50, and 18.00 dollars. Lamps showcase 15 to 27 inch heights, verde bronze green stands, and leaded glass shades in colonial and ornate designs, ideal for libraries or reception halls with striking new effects.
Sloan and De Kay Wedding Echoes Personal Scandal
Samuel Sloan and Janet Craven De Kay wed secretly after a rushed ceremony in Grace Church, while family tensions flare. Reginald Vanderbilt's mother assails the episode as tabloids chase details of the Hackensack affair and delayed public acknowledgment.
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Springs
Samuel Sloan
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Reginald C
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de Kay
Hs Brother
Pene
Janet Craven de Kay
Hackensack
Siys
Miss de Kay
Grace Church
Samuel
Peecetay
Sam
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