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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1905

Page

26

Final Clearance Sale of Boys Summer Clothing

Final clearance sale offers reduced prices on woolen and wash suits and wide summer furnishings. Includes boys all wool Norfolk jackets sizes 7 to 18, Roys blue serge sailor suits, bishop suits for little boys, fine imported blouses, cotton jersey shirts, laundered blouses, four in hand stockings, and straw sailors with varied trims. Many items marked down to quick clearance levels.

Bishop Maéras Jerse Lenth St Goys EOE Lovashgs Tehelle Luis Te de Curis Milan

Infants' Clothing and Practical Wardrobe Highlights

Practical, inexpensive infants garments for outer and inner wear are outlined. Items include Mull Caps Sunbootnets Slips Gingham Aprons Nainsook Skirts and related pieces with various trimmings and prices noted, illustrating accessible baby attire options of the era.

Correct Corsets and Silk Petticoats in New Stock

A local ad highlights Domestic Corsets with varied styles from straight front to dip hip and elastic attached, prices range from $1.00 to $3.78. Also promoted is a Silk Petticoat in Black Taffeta with accordion plaited fringe, priced at $3.95. Includes long list of corset styles and a durable line of heavy cotton socks at 25 cents a pair.

Boon F St

Hunting Paraphernalia In Our New Line Of Hunting Goods

This item advertises a broad range of hunting equipment including guns jackets pants shell vests game bags shell bags gun cases recoil pads and protectors. It teases a complete supply for the sport with emphasis on essential gear.

Furniture Repaired and Reupholstered

Advertisement notes furniture repair and reupholstery services as ideal for fall and winter. It highlights uncluttered shop time on the fourth floor with attentive workmanship and suggests saving now before the busy season begins.

Saturday's Pure Food List itemized goods and prices

A fragment list items many groceries and brands with prices including Chiquot Club Ginger Ale Sar saparilla Vineland Grape Juice and various olives pickles juices and soaps. It notes product names brands and unit prices in a late 19th or early 20th century catalog style seen on the Fifth floor Tenth street.

Chiquot Club Vineland Knox's Cox's Chalmer's Plymouth Rock Durkee Walter Baker Ivery Babbitt’s Philadelphia Kirkman Gibson Tenth St

Washington Social Set Hears Engaged Couple Plans

Engagement of Rev. Paul Sperry of Bath Maine formerly of Washington to Miss Josephine Shallenberger daughter of Second Assistant Postmaster General W S Shallenberger announced Monday He was ordained last Sunday and is noted as a pianist and organist from George Washington University and Harvard The social column also notes diplomats Mrs Morton and Miss Pauline Morton and other Washington society members spending summers at beaches and in European travel with several prominent families attending debutante events.

Paul Sperry Bath Josephine Shallenberger Shallenberger W. 8. Shallenberger Sperry New Jerusalem Andrew J. Sperry Hannah B. Sperry George Washington University Harvard de Strale Norway Sweden Mme. de Strale Lenox Mass Washington Morton Navy Paul Morton Pauline Carlsbad Paris New York Miss Morton Cabinet Foraker Ohio Oceanside Magnola Beach Francis King Wainwright Bryn Mawr Tennis 8 Hamlin Church of the Covenant New England Ashland House Bethlehem

Luncheon Tips for Bridesmaids From the Housekeeper

Advice on hosting a pre wedding luncheon with informal decor. Roses and maidenhair ferns adorn the table while heart shaped boxes and tiny trunks hold sweets. A dessert cake hides a ring coin and thimble, tea is poured by the bride, and fortune tea leaf meanings are prepared. Candles mark months as bridesmaids jump them for luck, and gifts worn at the wedding are presented.

Altamont Pure Spring Water Ad Claims Typhoid Immunity

An advertisement proclaims Altamont Pure Spring Water from Great Backbone Mountain, Alleghany Range, 3,000 feet up, bottled at the Altamont Spring. It offers 5 gallon demijohns in tilting or stationary frames, corked before shipment, priced at 560c, with delivery to Fifth floor Tenth street.

Altamont Altamont Spring Great Backbone Mountain Alleghany Range Tenth Street

Kite Flying Contest at Deal Lake Draws Crowd

Special to The Washington Fest Asbury Park N J Sept 1 Kite flying contest at Deal Lake during the Asbury Park carnival chief exhibitor Charles N Mann a Philadelphian with a cottage at 24 Seventh Avenue raised eight sly footers on a rope as large as a clothesline wound around an old fashioned windlass He exhibited a fifteen foot kite the largest on the grounds Four men aided to control it Height contest narrowed to kites by George Bungay Brooklyn Eugene Miller Jersey City J Gray Marshall Brooklyn and J Delaurant New York Bungay and Miller won the silver cup for greatest height Joseph Huertner Paterson flew a five foot eagle shaped kite There were twenty five contestants Judges included Mann William Johnson and Edward Van Winkle Van Winkle vowed to compete next year with a man carrying kite.

Asbury Park Deal Lake Charles N. Mann Seventh Avenue Mann Charles Mann Wiliam Johnson Edward van Winkle van Winkle

Immigrant Waves Rise as Ellis Island Stays Open

Government reports show 1,026,499 immigrants arrived in the United States in the year ended June 30, with July alone counting more than 76,000 arrivals. Russia remains a major source, while officials deny plans to abolish or move Ellis Island station. Frank P. Sargent notes no government move to abandon the site despite publication of related rumors.

Department of Commerce United States Russia Europe Elli Island Frank P. Sargent Jersey Shore Washington Jersey Ellis Island New Jersey Great Station

Heat Day for Little Ones at Virginia Orphanage Picnic

A group of children from a church orphans home in Virginia enjoyed a picnic. They traveled by car to a terminus where peers from Warder Home, Arlington, joined them. Uncle Burk drove the large wagon filled with cake, sandwiches, pies, lemonade, and fruit for the youngsters. A resolution urged another outing if the wagon comes again.

Douns Church Phanage Virginia Warder Home Arlington Burk Belight

Widow reveals bigamist Witzhoff married as George Bush

A Brooklyn widow named Mrs George Bush declares she wed Witzhoff in late 1904 after he promised a government secret sale. He allegedly borrowed her 32,000 and jewels valued at 3,000 before disappearing, leaving her to repay debts and seek home funds. Another Brooklyn widow, Mrs Mary Parkhill, says Witzhoff first married her in 1904 after meeting at a Manhattan dental supply shop.

George Bush Washington Post New York Sept. L Witzhoff Brooklyn Wilzhoff New Haven Washington East Forty-ninth Street Marys Parkhill St. Mark's Avenue Bigamist Witzhoff Westhoff Sixth Avenue Forty-second Street Manhattan Allen Alen St. Paul Minn Newark

Man tailored suits described with 48 inch coats and velvet accents

The passage notes a small variety of fabrics and styles focused on man tailored suits. Features include 48 inch long coats, strap ped or stitched welt seams, mannish lapel collars, some velvet detailing, and fine imported mannish worsteds in plain gray shades.

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