Woodward and Lothrop to Close Early Until Further Notice
The Woodward and Lothrop store will close at 5 0 P M daily until further notice, affecting shopping hours and customer access while management reviews operations.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1906
Page
15
The Woodward and Lothrop store will close at 5 0 P M daily until further notice, affecting shopping hours and customer access while management reviews operations.
The shop on Fourth Floor G Street promotes special estimates for draperies and wall hangings with sketches on request. It showcases all silk brocades to vivid water color shades, portieres, and home furnishings like shades, curtains, and slip covers with February specials and discounted suite prices.
Local supplier states there is enough imitation printed denim to cover several couches and some will be covered without any additional cost. The offer highlights ample material and voluntary coverage for select pieces.
A large clearance list features Wilton Velvet, Smith Axminster, Bigelow Wilton, and Brussels rugs in various sizes with special prices from 4x12 ft to 9x12 ft. Also includes Imperial Smyrna and Beauvais offerings, plus Arlington and Bigelow Wilton pieces. Matting options include 116-warp, extra heavy China, and White Japanese mats sold by the roll.
During the annual February sale, a wide selection of housewares is offered including cooking utensils woodenware tinware japanned ware brushes and other small needs plus Chinaware cass ware lamps and more. Special values include hall covered steel edge dust pans at 1g eac h and without cover at 1g c each broom specials five string corn brooms at 25c each and Brilliant Bullet metal polish at reduced prices per bottle or box.
The ad offers an 8 inch American cut glass salad or fruit bowl for 2.75 down from 3.50, plain thin blown table tumblers at 45c per dozen, Greek and Star patten tumblers at 5c per dozen, imported white enamel molds priced 25c and up, brown Japanred tin flour cans at 45c each, and 12 inch long-handle floor sweeps with cherry handles at 50c each, all on the fifth floor.
Import 14 inch rounds from Adt Bros Europe in gold star on black. Regularly 50 cents, sale February lot offered at 35 cents each while supplies last.
A February sale promotes a large display of weathered oak and mahogany furniture. Featured items include weathered oak rockers and chairs, settees, parlor suites, and desks with substantial savings, with prepay freight on purchases over a hundred dollars within one hundred miles.
The Dressmakers' Protective Association of America held an exhibit in Mrs. Mitzgabeth A. C. White presiding. She spoke on glazation of materials and dress ECCESSOTIAES, and in the afternoon outlined attire for a bride and attendants. Models displayed a complete trousseau and gowns from renowned houses, with emphasis on corset wear for stout women.
Mrs Stevens national president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and Miss Anna Gordon of Chicago left Washington for Fivans ton Alabama after three weeks of urging bills before Congress and attending local union meetings. They discussed repeal of the anti canteen law and stronger enforcement of the strike law. The trip included talks on the Presidency view president and thehood bill for Indiana Territory. A threnewal convention of the WCTU will be held in Boston next October with representatives from fifty states. A reception for the visitors at the local union headquarters drew over 40 people including ex Gov Perham of Maine. Mrs Stevens praised temperance progress in the District.
Washington Society of the Archaeological Institute of America held its sixteenth meeting at Miss Boardman’s Dupont Circle residence. John W. Foster noted a successful season before introducing Prof. Karl P. Harrington of Wesleyan University, who spoke on Cicero and his villas. The next lecture by Dr. Tozzer of Wesleyan is set for March 3 in Hubbard Memorial Hall on Central American civilization.
Sale price details unclear due to garbled OCR. readable parts mention a price figure and pattern notes, but crucial specifics are missing to identify item, seller, or exact terms.
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