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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1909

Page

45

Boys Fall Clothing Special Offers From Local Shop Lot

Advertises a wide range of boys fall clothing at specialty prices. Includes auto coats up to size 18, reefers and overcoats for small children, Littl Boys Overcoats at 7.50, all wool suits with knickerbocker trousers, sailor suits, Russian blouse suits, and Norfolk suits. Two lots priced as low as 3.76 and 5.00 respectively, with about 100 suits per lot, sizes 3 to 17 or 24 to 17, highlighting value and selection.

Wilk Boess Ireland

Department of Girls Ready-to-Wear Garments Ad

Department offers latest coats suits and rain capes for girls in navy gray green wine raisin and plaids. Jackets long and tight fitting with plaited shirts and buttoned cuffs. Prices from 10.50 to 25.00. Also a large lot of rain capes waterproof with plaid silk trimmed hoods in sizes 6 to 18.

North Pole W‘arf

Hats for Misses and Children on the Second Floor

Hats for misses and children are shown with a dainty display of novelties for the Little Folks. Tailored hats include French felts and silk beavers trimmed with velvet. Dress hats in black and fall colors are fashionable and flattering for youthful faces on the second floor, Fourth Street?

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Diplomatic Mass for Senora de la Barra in Washington

Diplomatic circles gathered at St Matthew’s and the German embassy as Senora de la Barra widow of Mexico’s ambassador, long a social figure here, was honored with a mass and a reception. Attendees included ambassadors, ministers, and aides from many nations, plus State Department officials and Taft-era social leaders.

Washington Moe. Barre Mexico Pars St. Matthew’s Department of State Howard Buckey Benor Davaioa Mexco Senor Baz Maj. Davila Senor Pereyra Senor Villada ¥ Cardoso John W. Foster Lima E Silva Chermont Vianna Kelsch D. RP. Marques de Azevedo John ‘W. Thompson Senor de la Barra Peoruery Hague Brussels Senora de la Barra Europe Yeterday Highland Terrace Mecca Countess von Bernstorff Canlta van Bernstorff Countess Tulse-Alexandra Vo Bernstorff Commander Reiemann Mad von Liventus Baron von Richtofen von Stumm von Prittwitz Dr. Horstmann Lient. von Ernst Baronesa Mayor Des Planches Berendis Hengelmuiler Mma Jusserand Mme Nabuco Bryce Mak. Calvo Mme. Portela Mme. Herrarte Salvador Chile Mme. Croa Norway Mme. Gude Netherlands Mare. Loudon Honduras Denmark Switzerland Mme. Ritter Marquis de Villalotar Countess de Bult Weret Lowry More Mrs. Taft Cincinnati More Tatt Beverly Maine Prof. Mors Taft Southerland Tame N Street Myr Philip Hichborn Constance Hoyt Luise-Alexandrave von Bernstorff von Bernstorm Meyer Navy Emdora Clover Mary Southerland Mitchell Tames McCarty Littl M. C Bewll Miles von Brittwitz Horstmann Welldon Mix

Digestive Advice From Past Editorial On Eating Habits

A historical note discusses digestion and chewing, urging thorough mastication to form a salivaed paste for better health and strength. It discourages drinking during meals and recommends avoiding cold drinks at Lent, except for small postmeal cereal drinks.

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