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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1907
Page
41
A local retailer announces readiness for the new school season with a full stock of uniforms and accessories for boys and girls. From suits and dresses to hats shoes hosiery and desk or bag fittings every needed item is available and guaranteed reliable.
A catalog-like ad touts a wide stock of fine clothing including Norfolk, knickerbocker, sailor styles and overcoats. It advertises wool suits in blue serges and worsteds, hats, caps, neckwear and fourmishnas for school and college attire, stressing value and ready-to-wear quality.
An extensive display of school supplies including pencils erasers blotting paper and pens is offered alongside a broad range of girls garments from simple frocks to tailored suits. The catalog highlights typewriter erasers lead pencils notebooks and pens as well as new line cheviot tailored suits and paraphernalia for the schoolroom.
Elaborate entertainment plans unfold for a Mexico trip by prominent officials led by President Diaz of Mexico and Mme Dissiff Howe. Multiple arrivals and visits appear in Washington and Newport, with social events, weddings, and receptions highlighting a busy season as figures travel, entertain, and prepare for varied engagements across the United States and abroad.
A Washington display features school hosiery and related items from $0.99 to $12.90, including ribbed black cotton hose, fancy decorated pencil boxes, school bags, rulers, crayons, and paper products. Mrs Richard Butler and Mrs Boldler are among shoppers touring exhibits, with several items highlighted for fall usage and back-to-school needs.
Reports from Massarosa quote Mme de la Ramee Ouida defending privacy amid sensational Paris and London notices. She refuses visitors and interviews, relying on law for protection as English readers press for details of her life and health.
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