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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1909
Page
45
Hart Schaffner & Marx offer fine wool suits in cassimeres, cheviots, serges and mixtures with shadow and cluster stripes. Desirable for college bound youths, styles are current. Prices widely reduced from 22.50 to 17.50 and higher values from 265.00 to 189.50. Special values emphasized at Main flowr Tenth Street.
All linen initialed handkerchiefs priced at 1.50 each or 12 for 18 dollars. Embroidered and blade hemmed varieties offered at 1.50 per dozen. Plain white linen handkerchiefs with 14 inch hems also available at 1.50 per dozen. Main floor display and sale.
Misses outfits priced from 3.75 to 12.50 include coats dresses raincoats and reefers in creveneted fabric. Styles feature double breasted jackets and pearl or brass buttons with plaid silk lined hoods. Girls garments include rain caps and sweaters in white blue and red with coat style lengths and sizes up to 22.
Ink and pencil erasers at low prices. steel erasers, combined erasers six cents. typewriter erasers, pens and leads in assorted bundles. Complete assortments of Faber’s and Earle leads, cedar pen nibs, lead pencils, penholders, fountain pen bottles, blotting paper, universal notebooks and tablets in varied sizes and qualities, all at discount prices.
Mrs Ella Belmont heads a new political equality effort calling it the Political Equality Association. She aims to mobilize women to win the ballot, insists every member works, and rejects militant suffragette labeling while promising a democratic yet autocratic leadership style. An unnamed male officer asks about structure as she emphasizes action over sentiment.
The only princess in the siege plans a trip to the country with her St. Petersburg company seeking to relax in England and abandon the Hagaian stage. She fears czarist censorship and official blackmail. A prior note demanding 15 000 dollars to a governor led to a forced withdrawal after a minor court scandal. She paid 15 000 and left. In Petersburg she faced threats tied to alleged payments to acists. Meanwhile in Newport, Rhode Island, jewelry thefts totaling about 8 060 dollars were reported to Boston police, with no further details from Chief Crowley. Mrs Fearing’s cottage caretaker was surprised by the loss. Mrs Fearing had worn large ear drops during tennis and later a diamond necklace from Mrs Dilworth’s doorway was reported missing after a ball.
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