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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1907

Page

29

Woodward & Lothrop Offers Clearance of Winter Remnants

Woodward and Lothrop announces a storewide remnant day with winter garments and home goods at clearance prices. Includes women's and children's wear, dresses, furs, suits, undergarments, draperies, rugs, and some scratched items, plus some spring merchandise remnants. Open 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. until further notice.

Woodward & Lothrop New York Washington Paris

Friday Bargain in Silk Department at G St Store

Friday bargains in silk draw shoppers to the second floor for 240 yards of 21 inch Black Shanghai Silk at 30 cents a yard, down from 65 cents, and 195 yards of 20 inch Fancy Taffetas in old rose and silver gray with pin dots at 69 cents a yard, down from $1.00.

Bargain Showroom Sample Linens From John S. Brown & Sons

Showroom samples of John S Brown & Sons fine table linens offered at reduced prices. Items include 2x2 yard cloths and 22x22 inch napkins with marked-down prices from $3.00 to $30.00 per piece, originally higher, on the second floor eleventh street.

John S. Brown & Sons John S Brown & Sons John S. Brown & Sons Eleventh St

Friday Bargain in California Blankets

California Blankets offers remaining stock of 55 pairs in tan and gray at one third off. Australian wool full-size 11 4. Prices listed include Gray $4.50, Plaid $5.00, Tan $5.00, Light Gray $5.00 and higher, with several blue and single blankets also reduced. Second floor F Street.

California

Friday Bargain in Lace Curtains

Clearance sale on assorted lace curtains and muslin drapes. Highlights include Chiny Cluny Renaissance and Arabian lace curtains in multipack quantities with substantial discounts, plus upholstery fabrics and bed sets. Fourth floor specials emphasize low prices and bulk lots with varied colors and patterns.

Friday Bargain in Muslin Underwear

A miscellaneous lot of women's muslin underwear including drawers skirts and corset covers with lace embroidery and hemstitching offered at 25c per garment Also knitted cotton short skirts in blue black and red plus remnants of Nainsook corset covers gowns and French flannel dressing sacques with discounts from 41.00 to 1.69 and 450 to 250 and silk petticoats reduced to 3 95 and 7 50 located on the third floor Eleventh Street.

Naimsook Nainsook Eleventh St

Friday Bargain In Women's Shoes And Housewares

Friday bargain notices feature reduced prices on women's patent colt skin shoes in multiple sizes at $2.50 a pair, down from $3.50 and $4, plus 13 pairs of dull kidskin shoes with sizes listed and reductions to $1.95 per pair. Also on sale are porcelain and Limoges china items including plates, chocolate pot, bouillon cups and saucers, mugs, and bread plates with steep discounts.

Tenth St Limoges G St

Friday Bargain in Women's Cotton Hose

Women’s cotton hose offered in a Friday bargain listing. Sixty five dozen pairs in black with double soles high spliced heels and ribbed tops in all sizes priced at 12.4 cents per pair, down from 19 cents. Main floor F street.

Friday Bargain in White Kid Gloves

Special lot of Women's 1 clasp White Pique Kid Gloves in all sizes offered at 75 cents per pair. Mein floor six street location indicated.

Friday Bargain in Men's Tan Sox

Frugal sale listing a wide range of men's apparel and accessories with deep discounts. Items include extra heavy cotton socks in tan, Lisle thread goods, ties, gloves, linen collars, stiff shirts, coats, suits for youth and boys, overcoats, trunks, and leather goods. All prices heavily reduced, with stock tagged as basement-Equitable Building sale.

House Furnishings Department Sale on Damage and Worn Items

Fifth floor Eleventh St offers shop worn and damaged goods from kitchenware to heaters. Items include coffee pots nickel plated, tin steak dish, bronze fire screen, enameled pitchers, boiler, Yankee gas heaters, heater knives, and noodle cutter with reduced prices.

Eleventh St

Friday Bargain in Women's Trimmed Hats

A limited stock of women's trimmed hats offered at special clearance prices. Hats priced at 2.00, 3.00, and 5.00 with original prices listed as 6.00, 8.00, and 10.00. Second floor Tenth Street store location.

Tenth St

Women's Suit Dept. Closeout on Imported Coats and Dresses

Closeout sale lists numerous women’s outfits with large price cuts. Items include jackets, suits, chiffon dresses, house dresses, bath robes, and all wool coats in various sizes and colors. Many pieces show original prices from $2.95 to $2500 reduced to under $40, with several coats under $15. Sale emphasizes tourist style coats, plaid patterns, and velvet trimming.

Misses and Girls Woolen Coats and Suits Reduced

Local department sale lists deep discounts on miss and girls apparel. Black and blue broadcloth suits in size 18 drop from 25 to 15 dollars, red and white Eton suit in size 14 from 25 to 1, blue Peter Thompson suit in size 16 from 25 to 15, five coats in sizes 6 and 12 cut to 5 dollars, five reefers in sizes 8 to 14 lowered to 35 dollars each, brown and green plaid coat with velvet cape size 10 drops to 10 dollars, light gray novelty coat with navy velvet cape size 10 down to 10 dollars.

Peter Thompson

Furniture Deals in Sixth Floor Room Sale

In the sixth floor furniture department a selection of mahogany oak and leather pieces are heavily discounted. Prices drop on desks chairs rockers dressers side tables and parlor suites with reductions from five to over thirty dollars, including a mahogany desk to 37.50 and a mahogany parlor suite to 62.56.

Morris

Art Sale Offers Reduced Prices on Oil Paintings

Picture Department lists multiple original oil paintings with framed displays and shadow boxes. Titles include Flower covered Cottage and Italian landscapes. Prices slashed from about 42.60 to 19.85 and from 20.00 to 8.65, among other reductions.

Picture Department Delahogue Agresti Burger Pagseee Tame Oltein Alainie

Social and Personal Columbian minister a host

Social and personal notes detail dinners and teas hosted by prominent Washington figures including Mr and Mrs Shonts Mrs Edwards and Miss Shaw at a Treasury related event. Guests feature names from diplomacy and politics such as Cortes, Pastor, Shaw, and Kern.

Misses Shaw J. H. Edwards Edwards The Treasury Bes Shaw Secretary of the Treasury Shaw Mrs. Edwards Miss Shaw Miss Erma Shaw Charles Hallam Keep Rouzer Miss Rouzer Misa Perle Anderson Miss Sharpe Columbus Ohio Mme. Cortes Spain Mme. Pastor Farnham Miss Anderson Hannis Taylor Miss Calderon Legation Mme. ,Guzman Walls Julian Portela Pasos Theodore Shonts Margnerite Theodora Shonts Miss Townsend Des Portes Morgan Hill Isabelle May Eleanor Slater Count Hatzfeldt Prince Zu Lynar W. von Radowitz Count d'Adbemar Centaro Turner McLean Reyburn

Social Gossip On Oelrichs Black Engagement Rumor

Society discussion centers on an alleged engagement between Mrs Therese Oelrichs and Harry Black after the mourning period. Mrs Oelrichs refuses to comment, calling reports indifferent. The piece also notes Black's past marriages and a Metropolitan Opera House gathering with notable guests.

Theresa Oelrichs Harry Black Fifth Avenue Broadway Twenty-third Street

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