Final Repricing Sales Sparked by Overestimation
The remark notes that men are not as forward as women in embracing Final Repricing Sales, suggesting an aversion to overestimated importance and a differing approach to discounts and price adjustments.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1916
Page
9
The remark notes that men are not as forward as women in embracing Final Repricing Sales, suggesting an aversion to overestimated importance and a differing approach to discounts and price adjustments.
The season’s hottest program features Keith's Washington bill with Gus Edwar and Georgie and woud. The lineup includes I Lost My Heart in Honolulu with a summery chorus, Cuddles in a burlesque scene, Lou Tellegen echoes, and an ex trodinarily funny Jast and Found. Tom Edwards performs a ventriloquial act with a baby. The Guzmani Trio, Pathe news, and Roscoe Arbuckle make the program mix. Moore's Garden screens The Apostle of Vengeance with Hart, while The Watters Ball and Mutt and Jet cartoons entertain. At Moore's Strand Theater, The Dividend stars Charles Ray and William H. Thompson, and Fay Tincher adds comedy in Bedella's Bloom. The Gayety features The Liberty Girls burlesque Hiley's Vacation with Conway, Etta Joerns, and a strong chorus. The Cosmos showcases Miss Hamlet and The Strike Breaker, with numerous acts at Glen Echo park as crowds fill venues despite heat. The Meyer Davis Orchestra keeps the dance floor lively at Chevy Chase Lake.
The Columbia plays the Edgar Selwyn comedy Rolling Stones with Owen Moore and Marguerite Courtot, featuring Courtot’s first camera appearance for Famous Players Lask. A plot of idlers seeking a living unfolds toward a satisfying ending amid stage success and romance. Nearby, Colonial Beach, Cedar Point, and Great Falls park report strong fishing, crabbing, and summer amusements including concerts, dancing, and free entertainments plus easy rail access from Washington.
Chicago Aug 21 Negotiations for a Braves Cubs deal centered on Heine Zimmerman have stalled after Stallings conferred with Weeghman and Tinker. Boston’s offer reportedly fell short of Cub expectations and a proposed swap for Maranville was rejected by Stallings. Commerces team manager Helm seeks to arrange in town and out of town games.
Rosedale defeated Bureau 8 to 1 in Section B post-season play with a six-run fourth inning. Finney Kelly pitched well for Rosedale, allowing only two hits after the fourth frame. The Amateur Association ruled pitcher Wernstein ineligible while declaring Pike Albaugh eligible, boosting Rosedale’s title chances.
Multiple short ads list grocery and general merchandise, a furnished 14 room house, stock and fixtures for a small confectionery and cigar business, investment calls, commissions, and a candy and cigar store for sale. Various box numbers reference the publisher’s office for responses.
A diverse assortment of job notices including a male salesperson with government contacts offering four months of high earnings, various shop and factory roles, a shoeworker, stockkeeper for auto parts, benchman for repairs, a white barber position, and salesmen for books and magazines. Addresses span 521 Sth St, 675 H St NW, 2400 La 2ae, and others, with requirements from experience to college grads.
Standings show Rosedale leading Holy Name after yesterday's results. Final score Rosedale 85 Bureau 1, with the game played at Rosedale playgrounds. Umpire Woodward officiated the contest.
In Grand Rapids on August 21 Laura Kaiser of Flocemoor Club Chicago posted a 95 in the qualifying round of 1920 holes for the women's Western golf championship. Second was Mrs. W. F. Anderson of Hillandale Chicago with 96, followed by Miss Marjorie Edwards of Midlothian Chicago with 97.
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