Men’s Fine Ready-to-wear Clothing Department Debuts
A new men’s clothing department showcases a wide range of ready-to-wear suits and outerwear from top makers. Fancy Sack Suits priced at 28, 30, 32.50, and 35 dollars lead a large stock, with cheaper lines from 15 to 25 dollars. Stein-Bloch branding signals quality. customers urged to visit by Tenth Street or F Street entrances and inspect fabrics and fit before purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein-Bloch Company
Tenth Street
F Street
Boys Clothing Offers Desirable Patterns for This Season
The article highlights a large, diverse selection of boys garments designed for both dress and everyday wear. Makers emphasize thorough design and finishing, high quality materials chosen for boys, and moderately priced, well built suits that retain shape with wear. Sizes run 30 to 36 inch chest.
Special in Young Men's Suits and Fall Line
A broad sale listing Young Men's Fancy Worsted and Cheviot suits with sizes 15 to 20 and chest 31 to 36 inches. Royal Norfolk blue serge and Royal Kare Trousera blends, plus double breasted and bloomer styles with pants. Prices range from $1.00 to $7.50, with specials on blouses, shirts, ties, suspenders, and hats. Third floor Eleventh street. full fall line on Third floor Tenth street.
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Royal Norfolk
Eleventh St
Eton
College
Tenth St
New Paris Corset Models Sapphire Lily Parame Show
Expert corset design and manufacture reveal finished models in sapphire Lily Parame lines. Exclusive street and evening wear effects in white and colored silks satins fancy coutils embroidered batiste broche laces chiffons embroideries ribbons. Our showing of French corsets awaits inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Peerless Women Shoes Bring $3.00 Displayed for Sale
Display of W. & L. Peerless Shoes for Women priced at 3.00 a pair. The ad touts quality, guarantees, and a full shipment with models developed from the company’s experience. Also highlights Climax shiny leather footwear at 3.50 to 4.00, new S4 height demi calf styles, and school shoes for boys, girls, and misses with varied prices. Third-fourth floor new gloves for fall listed with Ten-button-length Pique Biarritz gloves at 2.00 pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womenen
Guaranteed Sewing Machines offered in varied models
Guaranteed sewing machines claim to be the most perfect and complete on the market built from the best points of competing brands. They are designed for convenience and fine work, easy to operate, with models from $18 for a basic cabinet model to $40 for an automatic drop head in a desk cabinet. The ad invites demonstrations on the machine’s superior merits and notes availability on the second floor G street.
Fall Opening of Art Pictures and Frames at Tenth Street
A grand fall opening showcases art pictures, frames, and moldings across six hundred molding patterns and an on-site frame factory on the eighth floor. Special prices include Harrison Placher Pictures at 95 cents and Howard handler Garlney Pictures at 50 cents, with decorative heads in oval frames offered at 69 cents.
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Harrison Placher
Howard Handler Garlney
Elze
New Books of Merit and Notable Titles Listed
A catalog of forthcoming novels and detective stories including The Bishop of Cottontown by Joan Trotwood Moore, Lady Baltimore by Owen Wister, The Awakening of Helen, Ritchie by Margaret Deland, The Treasure of Heaven by Maria Corelli, Party Leaders of the Tithe by Charles W. Thompson, Power Lot by Sarah McLean Greene, Miss Frances Baird Detective by Reginald W. Kauffman, Stand Pat by David A Curt, The Tides of Barnggat by F. H. Smith, and Scop by Step by Georgie Sheldon, with prices noted and brief descriptions of each work.
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Cottontown
Joan Trotwood Moore
Ufe
Tennessee Valley
Eateseeees Anes Ltd
Lady Baltimore
Owen Wister
Alton
Somaspo
Harold Bindross
Aiaser
Reece
Helens
Ritchie
Margaret Deland
Dr. Lavender
Heaven
Maria Corelli
Charles W. Thompson
Washington
Sarah McLean Greene
Basing
Cape Cod
Nova Scotia
Aes Flas
Frances Baird
Reginald W. Kauffman
David A Curt
Barnggat
F. Haikingon Smith
Jersey
Georgie Sheldon
Tenih St
Italian Naval Aides Feted As Cruiser Flora Mosca Leaves
The Italian naval attaché and Signora Pfister stay at Hotel Shoreham until the Fieramosa cruiser sails from the navy yard. The Pfisters plan to settle in New York so Pfister can study the US Navy there. Several small informal events followed aboard the ship, including a dinner for Lieut and Mrs. Pfister hosted by Admiral Cali.
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Salign
Signora
Carlo Pfister
Shoreham
Navy Yard
Lieu
Mrs. Pfister
Washington
New York
Signor Pfister
United States Navy
Miss Longan a Bride in Manila Ceremony
Miss Elisa Longan daughter of Capt Longan of the battleship Chie wed Lieut Robert Adams of the Ninth Infantry in Manila at the Episcopal cathedral. The Naval Office's daughter was married Sept. in Manus.
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Naval Office
Robert Adams
Manila
Manus
Elisa Longan
Longan
Chie
Ninth Infantry
Episcopal Cathedral
Cap. George A. Darling Buried in Arlington
Captain George A. Darling longtime Post Office auditor division chief laid to rest in Arlington Cemetery after services at Speere's. He died at his home in Takoma Park Maryland Monday evening. Born in Cooperstown, Wisconsin in 1844, he served in the army, worked as quartermaster at Jeffersonville Indiana, cashier in Charleston South Carolina, treasurer in Richmond County South Carolina, and clerk in the Treasury before becoming collection division chief. He was married to Julia F. Cockrell of Prince William County Virginia and survived by her.
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George A. Darling
Post Office Department
Arlington Cemetery
Speere
Darling
Koma Park
Cooperstown
Julia F. Cockrell
Prince William County
Jeffersonville
Ind
Charleston
D. C
Richmond County
Enactment Upholds Compulsory Education Law In City
Dr. Chancellor and Chief Probation Officer Copp outline strict enforcement of new compulsory schooling statute for ages eight to fourteen. Parents must provide valid excuses for absences or face fines. attendance certificates required from school managers. probation officers empowered to inspect homes. Enrollment up at least four percent expected to rise further by October 15. last year’s figure around 51,000. Committee on consolidation to advise congress on merging smaller schools into larger facilities for admin and maintenance savings. board to consider protests from former M Street High School instructors.
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Zed H L. Copp
Tuvenile Court
Chancellor
Board of Education
Copp
Congress
Echool
M Street High School
Cooper
Arr Love
Lees
Washington Men Handsome Say The Radnor Students
Radiant Radnor College girls visiting Washington stay at Hotel Burton on Noricaphol Street. About 250 students mingle on the first floor and yard, then form a procession to receive mail and share letters. They long to shop downtown and glimpse handsome Washington men while keeping to visiting-permit rules.
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Adnar College
Temponry
Burton
Nori Gaphol Street
Poat
Radnor
Southern Feraals College
Mississippi
Tennessee
Eshman
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