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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1907

Page

10

Fabrics and Prices From Priestly’s Store Listing

A fragmented display lists numerous fabrics and yard prices including Etamine Chiffon Parana Voiles and Broadcloth. Entries show prices from 25 cents to 7.50 per yard with items labeled such as Twisted Cloth Wool Taffetas Astrakhan and Serges. The OCR reads like a department store fabric catalog with varied price points and fabric names.

Broadcloth fabrics touted as spot proof and lustrous

Ad promotes black spot proof broadcloth and chiffon tiradcloth described as exceptionally tight in weight and lustrous. It is sponged shrunk and refinished ready for sewing with prices from 2.00 to 4.00 per yard.

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Infants' Worsted Garments in Warm Winter Line

Catalog page lists infants and small children clothing including mittens booties sacques sweaters caps and sweaters in white worsted with pink blue or hive trim. Items include crocheted booties with white and pink trim white sacques with borders and yoke crochet drawers and lace edges. Prices show small figures and the ad emphasizes warmth and comfort for cool days.

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Office Furniture Display with Desks and Bookcases

Complete line of office and library furniture including roll and flat top desks, typewriter desks, revolving and sectional bookcases, chairs, and index cabinets. Highlights the Sanitary Desk redesigned with leg clearance for easy floor cleaning, all in quartered oak wax finish. Also lists various rolltop and flat-top desks with drawers, interior layouts, and options priced from small to several hundred dollars.

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The Dummy Skirt Marker and Library Listings

A catalog fragment lists The Dummy Skirt Marker as a practical sewing aid and describes many book titles and bindings including The Greatest Tact in Modern History and French Colonists, noting prices and locations. The item includes a description of use and a price of 75 cents for the marker with 10 cent powder refills and mentions a store on Floor Street.

India J Omnsa Stuatea Caste Saa Se Enang Valustle Tennysch Wuine Ieee Chan Selsnates J G ‘Rosengarten James Buckham John W .Taylor Chas EB Joster Bert “Oddreesen Mabel Doamer Cabes Too Phing Hugh A. Douglass

Queen of Borax Soap Advertising Card

Queen of Borax Soap promotes Sadygame Soap for toilet and laundry from the makers of 20 Mule Team Borax. Claims include cleansing and sterilizing borax content, skin benefits, fabric friendly for laundry, and antiseptic use in sick rooms. Priced 5 cents per cake, appears on Fifth floor Tenth.

Sadygame

White House social notes include weddings and visitors

The article reports on social events at the White House and Washington, detailing guests like Mr and Mrs Walcott and Miss Sydney Stevens, a October wedding at Mrs Walcott's residence, the arrival of diplomats and ambassadors, and planned entertainments at embassies. It notes travelers, such as Mrs Foraker, and various officials and their families attending gatherings and dinners.

Clifford Hichardson New York White House Charles D. ‘Walcott Twenty-Second Street Walcott Ainter Sydney A. Stevens Macriet Harry Stoddard Willistos Northampton Mass Hecleston Heltimore March Millaire Gehubert Priested Meistersinger Wagner Bohm Narcissus Nevin Abeustern Tannoloser Brense Stevens Holmee Breese Stevens Rochester Helen Walcott LE Underwood Lyon Mase Hawley Ward Rochester N.Y Brennan Stewart Walgout Newell Barfield Garfield Bidney A. Stevens Myre Williston Pildeeroom Robert Whiston Bullard Charles Starkweather Hartford Corin Amelia Stewars Meadison Wis Air Benjamis Rogers Wits Rogers U Mt Knepper Mra Chisinau John 4 Yeurphy Queen City Club Laurae Worker Mra Foraker Merth Harrister Pomnney Philadelphia Foraker Washington Femong Eimgal Fock Creek Park Tis

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