The New Millinery in Green and Quak Salon Styles
The Green and Quak Salon presents The New Millinery offering Parisian and American hats with distinctive tone. Carriage hats with lace ostrich plumes beaver and rich flowers, walking hats in varied shapes, and new toques from Mangin Maurice. prices range five to thirteen dollars.
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London
Mangin-Maurice
Paris
Batar
Tailor-made Suits Highlight Ready-made Line Growth
New tailor-made suits emphasize style, materials, and workmanship. Daily additions expand the ready-made line with broadcloth options in black and brown, double-breasted and straight-front designs. Prices start AL 334.00 with updated go-multon sleeves and peau de soie detailing.
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Ion
Urban
Prince Albert
Parisian Bridal Trousseaux and Exquisite Lace Garments
Dainty French lingerie selected in Paris appeals to brides with hand made garments trimmed in real lace. Descriptions cover robes, chemises, carpet covers, gowns and corsets with Valenciennes Cluny Mechlin and Paris lace, fringe ribbons, hand embroidery and elaborate trims.
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France
Point de Paris
Lierre
Cluny
Valenciennes
Point de Venice
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Platt Valenciennes
Marent
Imported Jewelry Arrives in New Styles and Prices
New arrivals showcase Automobile Hat Pins and French gilt pieces inlaid with jewels or enamel. Pearl necklaces range from single rows to draped sets with white stones, priced from 1.00 to 30.00. Sterling silver bottles, belt buckles, and gilt necklaces with pearls or peacock eye pendants mark the latest in decorative accessories. Main floor Eleventh at.
Guaranteed Sewing Machines Offer At Woodward & Lothrop
An advertisement promotes the Woodward & Lothrop drop head automative lift sewing machine noted for mechanical excellence and attractive table design. It highlights ball bearings self threading shuttle automats bobbin winder Eagle attachments hemmers in five widths and multiple accessories including a quilting gouge, with in-store instructions provided.
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Woodward & Lothrop
Acme Cushion Shoes Arrive for Women
The advertisement proclaims the Acme Cushion Shoe for women on the second floor G street at $28.50 each. It highlights comfort with a cushioned sole designed for tender feet, offering extended walking ease. The shoe features kid skin and sole leather with welt or turn soles, marketed as the acme of comfort.
Washington Agents for Men’s Underwear Fall Stock
Our stock is complete with a large variety in the fall and winter department. The special feature is fitting the hard to fit man, and we are the Washington agents for the line.
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Novell
Kneipp Linen Mesh and Dermophile Underwear Ad
An advertisement touts Kneipp Linen Mesh underwear as the best next to skin fabric. It highlights porosity for quick perspiration evaporation, skin comfort, heat retention, light weight, no shrinkage, durable seams, and available white and ecru options with a descriptive booklet on request.
Dermophile Briend Wool Underwear for Men
The Dermophile Briend of the Skin Underwear for men offers Australian undyed wool garments that feel gentle on the skin and are guaranteed non shrinking. It is praised for comfort and durability with a descriptive booklet available. Main floors at.
New Fall Effects in Art Needlework
Items in Pillow Covers outline or solid work plus new Laundry Bags Irish Point Pillow Shams and Bureau Scarfs Drawnwork Doilies in linen and burlap fabrics with embossed and embroidered details. Burlap Pillow Covers with oriental and Tasrot finishes available in green red and navy colors. Special Drawnwork Doilies in pure linen offered at 10 to 25 cents each. Malin floor Fund?
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Bach Soc
Irish Point Bureau
Tuthill Copeland wedding on Capitol Hill
Miss Anna Frances Tuthill will wed Dr Edgar P. B. Copeland at the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church on Capitol Hill. Attendants include her sister and the bridegroom's brothers as ushers. A small reception follows at the bride’s home. Other society notes recount upcoming marriages and society moves in Washington, with guests and venues noted.
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Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
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Uride
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Theron Copeland
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Charles Beall
Melvil Benjamin
Colton
Lynn
Mass
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Dominic J. Murphy
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Lymn
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Murphy
Washington
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Missionary Societies Seek Abrogation of Opium Treaty
Cleveland Oct. 17 A letter from Secretary Hay to the International Reform Bureau was cited by Dr. Wilbur P. Crafts in a sermon at Wayne Avenue Congregational Church. A hearing is set for November 11 at 11 a.m. on the petition of thirty-three missionary societies urging Hay to press Britain to end treaty constraints that restrict China to opium trade. The reform bureau plans a broad public appeal as China questions are debated internationally after the war in the East. Garfield Park hosts an Engineers Band concert this afternoon at 8, featuring a varied program including Friendship overture and The Work of Plato selections.
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Ohio
Hay
International Reform Bureau
Wilbur P. Crafts
Wuehe Avenue Congregational Church
Great Britain
China
Onluy Trafic
Reform Bureau
Secretary to Postmaster General Resigns in Milwaukee Return
Francis H. Whitney submitted his resignation as private secretary to the Postmaster General yesterday to take effect on a successor’s appointment. He has served with the late Postmaster General Payne for about ten years and plans to return to Milwaukee to pursue private business opportunities.
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Francis H. Whitney
Payne
Milwaukee
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