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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1910

Page

25

All Calendars Reduced to Half Price on Main Floor G Street

Fr iday Remnant Day offers include 25 dozen pairs of men's medium weight cotton socks with double heels and toes priced at 6 for $1.00. Remnants feature 19 pairs of men's heavy tan walking shorts and various underwear, suspenders, and suits. prices cut from $1.00 to $0. ten and up, with coats and trousers listed. Third floor G Street notes fabric lots in Lot 1 and Lot 2 with deep discounts on silks, muslins, and crepes, and coats from $9.75 to $15.00 each.

G Street Aizes

Friday Special in Boys' Wash Suits

Friday special features a sale on boys washable Russian blouse suits in heavy winter fabrics, white and colored, with varied collars, sizes 24% to T, priced at 1.95 each, with many items discounted from higher prices. Also listed are colored Madras blouses, cotton pajamas, khaki flannel blouses, sailor tam o’shanters, and telescope hats with a third floor location at tenth street.

Noor Tenth St

Clearance sale on boys clothing and fabrics at second floor

The store offers deep discounts on boys wool suits coats knickerbockers and blouses in sizes 2 to 17 with prices cut from six to ten dollars to three seventy five or six dollars. White serge sailor and Russian blouse outfits also reduced. A varied selection of cotton dress goods including ginghams poplins and jute fabrics priced per yard from ten to twenty five cents, plus assorted serges and batistes with notable markdowns.

Cut Glass and China Department Clearance Sale

Fifth floor sale offers extensive cut glass items and decorated French and Japanese china with many pieces discounted. Glass pieces include olive dishes bowls and vases with chips or imperfections and prices slashed from dollars to fractions. china items feature cake plates teapots bowls and plates with reductions.

China Department Haviland G St

Friday Special in Black Taffeta Waists

A small lot of 50 Women's Black Taffeta Silk Waists priced at 2.95 with value 4.50. also Navy Blue and Black Taffeta Silk Waists reduced from 5.75 to 4.50. Olive Green Messaline Satin Waist cut from 1.60 to 0.9. Hunter's Green Messaline Satin Waist cut from 16.00 to 1. Black Chiffon Cloth Blouse down to 12.50. Green and Copenhagen Blue Chiffon Cloth Blouses and a Brown Chiffon Cloth Blouse at 7.50 to 12.50 etc. Third floor-Gst.

Taffetas Serges Poplins Messalines Me Voiles Wistaria Copenhagen G St

Friday Special in High-grade Shirt Waists

A sale showcases a mixed collection of high grade shirt waists in various styles materials and sizes all offered at significant savings. Prices drop from ten dollars to six seventy five eight seven fifty to four seventy five four five dollars to three seventy five six thirty seven fifty to two ninety nine two fifty to one seventy five and two dollars to one fifty.

Women’s Suit Department Coat and Skirt Reductions

A Black Panna Velvet Coat Suit in size 36 with satin trim and braid buttons, 32-inch coat and hobble skirt offered at 95 dollars after a 150 dollar price cut. An 13 piece Black Velvet Coat Suit, braided chiffon yoke and sleeves, size 36, reduced from 150 to 95. An 18-piece Wistaria Coat Suit with braided trim and love yoke, hobble skirt, size 36, cut from 135 to 95.

Wistaria G St

Women's Skirt Department Reductions Announced

Heavy worsted skirts in gray and brown pin stripes with hobble flounce are cut from 8 8 75 to 1 00 each. Navy blue Panama skirt plain with buttons 24 inch waist 49 inch length reduced from 5.00 to 3 75. Black voile skirts full plaited style 30 and 42 inch waists 40 and 41 inch lengths reduced from 4.75 to 7 50 each.

G St

Pur Department Bargain List of Fur Set and Dress Reductions

An itemized sale note lists discounted fur sets including Australian opossum, natural fisher raccoon, ponyskin coat, Hudson seal coat, gray squirrel set, and girls dresses. Also mentions reduced prices on girls bath robes, lawn dresses, sweaters for women, and several sizes. Third floor bargains at the G St store.

Bargain Beds and Funiture Reductions in City Store

The Bed Department advertises white enameled beds with various sizes and trims, many marred or damaged and reduced from high prices to low sale figures. Other items include kitchenware, spoons, bread box, cake pan, and roasters with shopworn or damaged condition and steep discounts. Floor locations noted as Fifth floor and Eleventh st.

Eleventh St

Society Notes From Washington With Debutantes And Delegations

Society items detail visits and gatherings in Washington over the holidays. Guests include John Fowler of Williams College, Boston visitors, and European connections. Teas, dances, and theater outings are listed alongside upcoming travel plans and official duties for prominent families and diplomats.

John Fowler Williams College Massachusetts

Entertains at Luncheon and Social Guests Mentioned

Miss Elsie Browning hosted a luncheon with guests including Miss Amelia Doughty of New York and others from New York and Nashville. Box party at Chase's hosted by Miss Anne Lovick Kondrup with several young women. Mrs. Grayson Dulin has guest Mrs. Livingston Hagan from New York and Florida. Cadet Charles Janvrin Browne visits home on Christmas furlough. Col. Pendleton birthday reception hosted by Mrs. Brida Shepard with about 100 friends. Bermuda trip planned for Miss Maude Foster. January home days noted for YW Robertson and Miss Robertson. Mrs. Sweeney Pescia and Miss Fish to spend New Year’s in New York. Ritchie family spending week in Norfolk.

Cornell New National Theater Justice Hughes Arthur Les Charles D. Walcott Myron M. Farker Ruth Parker Yvonne Townsend Townsend Borden Julian James John R. McLean Murray Cobb William Barret Ridgely Allerton Cushman J. Hentey Smith FP. W. Coville E. D. Durand Ruth Putnam F. A. Holton Spencer Cosby Joseph Garrard Anna. Wilson Haywood M. M. Parker A. D. Addison J. M. Culp W. C. Borden C. A. Baker Washington New Willard Elsie Browning Henry Clay Browning Amelia. Doughty New York Miss Browning Dorothy Herberger Isabel Johnson Mildred Bacon Annie Ganford Nashville, Tenn Ida Norment Smith Nina van Arsdile Helena Oyster Harriet Lothrop Marian True Grayson Dulin Stoneleigh Court Livingston Hagan Florida Dolin Col. C. Mason Pendleton Brida W. Shepard Highteenth Street Col. Pendleton Shepard

Diet and Health Hints From Dr T J Allen

An old column notes a merchant who slimmed eight pounds by eating toast and milk for three months. It argues milk is hard for adults to digest with other foods, favors toast as a better dairy pairing, and claims milk has excess protein while toast speeds digestion and balances starch to sugar.

War veteran Christopher Meade dies at 1842 birth

Christopher Meade longtime civil war veteran and War Department clerk died Wednesday. Funeral services will be at his family home 1307 Third Street NW with Lebanon Lodge No.7 F A A M in charge and Rev James H Taylor of Central Southern Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. Pallbearers drawn from No.7 lodge. Meade enlisted with Company H Eleventh Massachusetts in 1861.

Christopher Meade War Department Third Street Mr. Meade Lebanon Lodge James H. Taylor Central Southern Presbyterian Church No. 7 Fudge Rock Creek Cemetery Lincoln Massachusetts Volun

Civil War veteran noted for saving nearly $1 million in mail contracts

He was captured at Malvern Hill and confined in Libby prison for eight weeks. He was wounded at Chancellorsville. Best known in the War Department, he saved the government nearly $1,000,000 on mail contracts during the war. His wife, a son, and four daughters survive.

Weers Malvern Hill Libby Chantellorsville War Department

Funeral service for James C. Hooe in Washington

Funeral rites for James Cecil Hooe, prominent Washington businessman, who died at his Blue Mont country home last Wednesday of tuberculosis, will be held at 12 o'clock tomorrow at the Church of the Incarnation. Rev. William Tayloe Snyder to officiate with pallbearers Franklin K. Lane Richard V. Quinnan Samuel G. Blythe Louis A. Coolidge Beott C. Bone Elisha Theall. Body to be brought from Bluemont on a special car to arrive in Washington at 10:30 and taken to the church.

James Cecil Hooe Washington Bluemont Church of the Incarnation William Tayloe Snyder Franklin K. Lane Richard V. Qulahan Samuel G. Blythe Louis A. Coolidge Beott C. Bone Elisha Theall

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