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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
42
Boys fancy cheviot suits double breasted with extra trousers sizes up to 16 years. Reefer coats in blue cheviot blue serge tan and covert cloths sizes 2 1/2 to 12 years priced 5 6 7 50 and 8 75 each. Boys and young men rain coats in black and fancy effects sizes 9 to 20 priced 10 to 16 50 each.
The notice lists price ranges for boys clothing and accessories including Madras and Cheviot shirts up to 150 each. White and colored-plaited blouses with or without collar and cuffs priced at 50 cents to 150 each. Neckties 25 or 7 cents. Pajamas for ages 2 to 18 priced 1 to 2 dollars. Blankets bath robes 4.25 each.
An announcement highlights hats for children featuring beaver felts with ribbons and flowers, velvets, plaid silk crowns, and quills. Showcased are school hats in various shapes and colors with streamers, patent leather options, plus untrimmed children’s hats. Second floor tenth avenue location.
We announce a line of Misses and Children's shoes featuring scientific shaping, durable leathers, and sound construction. Boots and lace shoes in Dongola and Russia calfskin come in sizes from 6 to 11 and up to 54, with prices ranging from $2.00 to $3.50 per pair. Third floor Tenth Street.
A store advertises three lots of guaranteed taffeta silk petticoats in black and popular colors with rich changeable effects. Prices are $5.50, $7.50, and $10.50, on the third floor at Eleventh Street location.
Complete stock of up to date corset models both foreign and domestic offered by years of success. Domestic picks include dip hip styles with elastics attached and straight front designs from multiple makers. Third floor Eleventh Street location displays a wide range of Girdle and Corset options with varied front cuts and elastic details.
Sporting Goods Department offers complete gymnasium wear in multiple colors. Includes cotton gym shirts sleeveless and quarter sleeves, running pants in white and gray with stripes, heavy-weight pants, and various gym shoes and basketball gear with rubber or leather soles. Prices range from low to mid dollars. station at Tenth Street.
A retailer promotes a complete men’s fall and winter wardrobe collection. Neckwear, hats, shirts, gloves, hosiery, bath robes, lounging robes, rain coats, underwear, and small accessories are shown. Derbys and soft hats in various grades and light to warm shades occupy the main floor display. Prices range from $2.00 to $5.00.
Elegant neckwear offers include men’s cravats at 35c to 1.50, with high-class four-in-hand ties in autumn colors. Silk quality matches $1.00 and $1.50 grades, yet special price remains 85c each for well-dressed buyers seeking value.
A finely made walking glove in English cut with heavy out seam and fall shades. Excellent value, better than the usual glove at this price. Complete line of sizes for men and cadets.
Special price one dollar pair featuring a full line of gloves for all occasions and shirts for fall. Leading French, German and English makers highlighted. Shirts include stiff and bum bosoms with cuffs, solid colors, plaids and stripes, with or without attached cuffs. Main floor fat.
Puré Food Department lists fresh fruit jams in octagon glass jars and a variety of imported and domestic pantry items. Items include Jersey tomatoes, Gabriel brands of petits pois mushrooms and pineapple, canned peas, Alto asparagus, olive oils, Walter Baker chocolates, Premier desserts, Knox and Cox gelatine, and assorted soaps and cleansers.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt hosted a dinner with Sec war Taft Mrs Cortelyou and others. Baroness Rosen and daughter return to the New Willard while awaiting Tyver house, Farragut Square. Dr Manuel Calderon arrives as Chile minister. Social events include Mr and Mrs Shannon’s 25th anniversary and upcoming marriages of Miss Keath to Fowler and Miss Speake to Weir. Admiral Seymour sails to Boston. many prominent figures return to Washington for winter duties.
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