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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1909

Page

23

Fall Boys Clothing Sale Highlights Wide Selection and Special Prices

Readable text describes boys clothing featuring fall fabrics, coats, reefers and overcoats in sizes up to 18, with prices from 5.00 to 15.00 dollars. It notes lots of littl boys overcoats at 7.50, and several suit lots including all wool suits, sailor and Russian blouse styles, with special sale prices around 3.76 to 5.00 for choice among about 100 suits.

Wilk Boess Ireland Choice

Department of Girls Ready-to-Wear Garments Offers Coed Suits

The department presents the latest girls ready-to-wear coats and jackets in navy blue gray green wine raisin and rich plaids with long tight jackets plaited shirts and decorative buttons. Prices range 10.50 to 25.00. Also showcases a large lot of girls rubber-backed sateen rain capes with plaid silk lined hoods sizes 6 to 18 and waterproof finish.

North Pole W‘arf Jo Bavy

Hats for Misses and Children in New Fall Styles

Hats for misses and children with tailored hats, French felts, silk beavers, and velvet trim. Delicate new fall colorings and continental shapes. Dress hats in black and fall shades, suited for youthful faces. Second floor Forty-ninth Street.

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Diplomats Attend Mass for Senora de la Barra

Washington society records a mass at St Matthew's for the late Senora de la Barra wife of Mexico's ambassador. Attendants included Senor de la Barra, Senor Baz, and Major Davila. A reception followed at the German embassy with numerous diplomats and officials in attendance.

Senora DE LA Barra Washington Moe. Barre Mexic Paris St. Matthew’s Department of State Howard Buckey Benor Davaioa Mexico Senor Baz Maj. Davila Senor Pereyra Senor Villada ¥ Cardoso Senor Huerta Mme. Jusserand Mme Nabuco Bryce Huntington Wilson Chandler Hale Wilbur J. Carr John Barrett Bureau of American Republic Costa Rica Mme. Calvo Guatemala Mme Herrerte Chile Cruz Honduras Lago Guba Quesada Bureau of American Republes Yanes Padre Legation John W. Foster Lima E Silva Chermont Vianna Kelsch D. RP. Marnpes de Azevedo John W. Thompson Senor de la Barra Hague Brussels Europe Yeterday Highland Terrace Mecca Countess von Bernstorff Canlta van Bernstorff Countess Tulse-Alexandra Vo Bernstorff Bassador von Beynatorff von Livonius Luine-Alexandra von Bernstorf Mme. von Livontus County Wedel Reiemann Mad von Livontus Baron von Richtofen von Stumm von Prittwitz Horstmann Lient von Ernst Baronesa Mayor Des Planches Berendis Hengelmuiler Mma Jusserand Mak. Calvo Mme. Portela Mme. Herrarte Salvador Mme. Croa Norway Gude Netherlands Mare. Loudon Denmark Switzerland Mme. Ritter Marquis de Villalotar Countess de Bult Weret Southerland Tame N Street Myr Philip Hichborn Constance Hoyt Luise-Alexandrave von Bernstorff von Bernstorm Meyer Navy Eldora Clover Mary Southerland Mitchell Tames McCarty Littl M. C Bewll Miles von Brittwitz Welldon Mix

Digestion Etiquette Emphasizes Chewing and Saliva Use

The practice of washing down food with liquid is discouraged as pernicious. Foods should be masticated to a fine paste with saliva to aid health and strength. Do not drink during meals, though a small after meal cup of cereal coffee is acceptable. Avoid cold drinks during Lent or for an hour after meals.

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