Friday Remnant Day Sale Strong on Leather Coats and Hats
Remnant day offers deep discounts on leather coats jackets and coats for men and women, with sizes spanning 34 to 48. Women’s black leather coat reduced from 35.00 to 8.75 and other leather pieces down to 5.00 to 15.00. Men’s leather overcoats and knicker buckles cut to 3.00 to 8.00. Hosiery under 1.00 per pair and assorted shirts gloves and underwear deeply reduced.
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Madras
Chaviot
F St
Friday Bargain in Table and Toilet Linens
Bid bargains on damask cloths and napkins with marked reductions from historical prices. Cloths sized 2x2b yards offered at 3.50 and 5.00 after discounts from 6.00 to 6.50 and 7.50 respectively. Napkins and towels offered in dozens with lower sale prices and importer samples sold in bundles of 4 to 12 towels. Second Ave Seventh Street.
Friday Bargain in Horse Blankets
Clearance sale offers Norse Blankets for street use at reduced prices. Remaining stock lists various sizes and prices with many OCR errors, including original and sale figures such as were $1.25 and $1.50, indicating tiered discounts on horse blankets.
Furnishings Sale Highlights Mahogany and Oak Pieces
The Furniture Department offers reductions on mahogany and weathered oak items across several pieces. Highlights include mahogany desks and library tables, weathered oak pedestals and writing desks, with prices cut from higher amounts to about 17.50 to 25.00, plus arm chairs and tables noted on the seventh floor.
Shoe Department Clearances for Women and Children
Shoe department offers 12 pairs of Women's Shoes reduced to 3.00 per pair. 12 pairs Women's Slippers in varied styles now 1.96 per pair from 3.60 to 4. The children's school shoes in several styles and leathers cut to 1.00 per pair from 2.00. Located at Third floor at Tenth street.
Upholstery Department Lace Curtains and More Sale
Antique Lace Curtains and Renaissance Lace Curtains offered in varied styles with finishes and insertions. Reductions range from 85 cents to several dollars per pair, including Point de Arabe Lace and Dotted Muslin Curtains. Reversible Tapestry covers, cushions, embroidered denim covers, crochet bed cover, and art fabric ends included. Fourth floor G St.
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G. St
Men's Hat Department Derby Hats and Caps Sale
Men’s hat department offers four tack derbies in several sizes reduced from two dollars to one each. Ten soft felt hats in black nutria and pearl green across multiple sizes drop from three dollars to two dollars. Nine leather automobile caps in seven to twelve sized reduced to one dollar fifty nine. Thirteen heavy cloth caps in varied sizes cut from one dollar to Ble each. Ebony canes with silver caps on main floor first street.
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F St
Boys Fashion Bargains Highlight Reduced Reefers and Coats
In the third floor section on Tenth Street, boys clothing items are heavily discounted. All-wool frieze reefers drop from 5.4 and 6.00 to 3.93, navy chinchilla reefers trimmed with brass buttons down to 3.93, youths tourist overcoats in large sizes cut full with belted backs reduced to 7.50, and all-wear vest suits down to 2.65.
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Boyanii
Tenth St
China Department sale offers many discounted china pieces
A Fifth Floor G Street Department sale lists reduced prices on Austrian, Japanese, French and French Haviland china in bulk lots and individual items. Items include 100 piece dinner sets, 12 piece toilet sets, salad bowls, mayonnaise bowls, pickle dishes, cruets and strap jugs with price cuts from little to several dollars.
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S.c
Haviland
G@ st
Bargain Housefurnishings Deep Discount Sale
List of discounted and damaged housefurnishings on the eleventh floor Fifth at. Items include Flemish Oak Plate Rack Umbrella Stand Beaten Biscuit Machine Bread Maker Japanned Racks Medicine Cabinet Nickel plated Wine Cooler Brass Fire Set Copper Tea Kettle Vienna Coffee Pot Smoking Stand Brass Candlesticks Covered Meat Roasters Sheffield Bread Knives Cooks Kitchen Knives Enamelware Tea Pot Saucepans Tin Cake Boxes Heater Bread Box Slop Jars Japanned items and Cremo Metal Polish priced well below original.
Bulmer wedding plans set for St Thomas Church in March
Social and personal items note Miss Anita Poor to wed Lieut Roscoe Conkling Bulmer U N on March 7 at St Thomas Church with a reception at Rauscher's. Details of attendants and ushers span Washington, New York, and Navy and Army officers, with other society events and notable dinners featuring Mrs Audenried and guests from Paterson and foreign embassies.
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St. Thomas’ Church
Eben Milla
Frank Mather
Summit
N. J
Reginald de Koven
Sidney Dillon Ripley
New York
Misa Ripley
Cowles
Rae
McClintock
Miss Parsons
de Khoven
Butler Ames
Col
Clarence Hdwards
Dering
Zichy
Parsons
Ida Thompson
Hobart
Anita Poor
Roscoe Conk
Ling Bulmer
U. N
Rauscher’s
Miss Poor
Washington
Annie McCauley
Ellie Hoban
Isabella Hagner
Julia Kelloggs
Eleanor Parker
Grace Bell
Lowe
Dayton
Chis
Bulmer
Mark Bristol
U. S
George N. Hayward
Louis 4. Kaiser
Gibbons
Buller
Tuard
Navy
Ellen Suydam Mills
A. G. Mills
Ela
New York Evening Post
Mills
Jeanne F. Steele
Charles S. Steele
Miss Mills
Jumes Guthridge
Martha. Gillien
Woman's Club
South
Rauscher’'s
Christ Child Society
Help for the Poor Acknowledges Generous Weather Donations
Charities report broad support from Citizens Relief Association and Associated Charities for aid to Washington families. Donations listed from numerous individuals totaling varying amounts. Guidance given to send contributions to Mr. Edson or Mr. Wilkins, with office addresses noted. Also mentions Georgetown College debate on arbitration and a Pacific Coast excursion promo with travel rates and contact.
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Citizens' Relief Association
Associated Charities
Washington
John Joy Edson
J. B.D
Elizabeth §. Hattos
Allee
Carl Herrmann Braatz
Mary G. Bright
Louis A Dent
E. A. Coleman
Mary C. Alexander
Jofia Alexander Jolington
Irving Q. Dall
Ailee L. Graham
M. Campbell
Alexander Britton
J. Stewart Rice
W. J. Fischer
FP. A. C
John F. Wilkins
Citizens’ Jrelief Association
Hettie Fairfax Harrison
Theodosius DB. Myers
Ivory G. Kimball
John H. Dyne
J. T. Hendrick
Edson
Mr. Wilkins
Street Northwest
Washington Loan and Trust
Washington Post
District Temperance Union meets with new superintendents
At the District Woman's Christian Temperance Union headquarters 522 Sixth street northwest reports were given by officers including Mrs. W. KE. De Reimer and Mrs. Emma Sanford Shelton. New superintendents were introduced for good literature, flower mission, red-letter days, and West End Union. An evangelistic temperance meeting is planned next Wednesday at 2 p.m. chaired by Mrs. C. W. Gallagher. The union will present Frances E. Willard pictures to local schools and extend condolence letters to several members. A statue unveiling at the Capitol is set for this afternoon with a children's demonstration at 2 p.m. and speeches at 4 p.m. A national memorial mass meeting will follow on the 17th at Metropolitan M. E. Church with Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens presiding. A District gospel temperance meeting is scheduled for Sunday afternoon.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Sixth Street Northwest
W. KE. de Reimer
Emma Sanford Shelton
Charles P. Grandfield
W. S. Ragan
Mary Crown Figkens
Flower Mission
B. S. Westcott
Thompson Brown
Gage School
Ella Drew
C. E. Ritter
Northwest Union
Grace C. Morris
le Droit Union
R. E. Lawson
Nineteenth Street Baptist Union
Portland
Verdict Against Talty Estate in breach of contract suit
A verdict for 6600 was returned by the Circuit Court No 1 jury in the case of Thomas E O Connell against the estate of Maurice Talty. The suit claimed 10000 for breach of contract after Talty & Allen owners refused to let O Connell complete work when the railroad went into receivership. O Connell was represented by John C Gittings and Lucas P Loving. Robert Emmet Anniversary memorial planned February 26 at Columbia Theater by United Irish Societies of DC. Proceeds to Sisters of Mercy of St Catharine's Home. The event aims to become annual for a Catholic institution. Hood's Sarspaparilla advertised as a cure for inflamed joints and sore muscles.
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Thomas E. O'Connell
Maurice Talty
Talty & Allen
Baltimore, Washington and Annapolis
O’connell
Talty & Alien
Oconnell
Mr. O'Connell
John C. Gittings
Lucas P. Loving
Robert Emmet
United Irish Societies of
District of Columbia
Robert Immmet
Columbia Theater
Sisters of Mercy of
St. Catharine
Catholi
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Ting
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Shoe Department
Ewspa
Men’s Hat Department
Boys’ Clothing Dept
China Department
J. W. Griggs
John W. Griggs
Paterson
Audenried
John W. Foster
Baroness von Sternburg
Hay
Mme. Jusserand
Durand
Senora
Walker-Martines
Mme. Calderon
Braal
von Dem Busschs Haddenhausen
Austria
Moore
New Hampshire Avenue
Irene Moore
Miss Coulter
Pittsburg
Shaw
Miss Hough
Wals
Nannie Hume
Humphrey
India Bell Pieming
Irene Hath
Moore Richardson
Loring Johnson
Harry Lay
Charles McCawley
Marine Corps
Lassiter
Coleman
A. W. Butt
Army
George B. Cortelyou
Cortelyou
Europe
Robert Patterson
Dupont Circle
Miss Kinney
New Willard
Lincheon
J. Ellen Foster
Miss Pierce
Foster
Willig I
Movare
George E. Roberts
Vermont Avenue
Miss Farnsworth
Sixteenth Street
H. Clay Browning
Miss Brownster
Rose Wheatfield
Baltimore
Fred Schwab
Columbia Road Northwest
Francis Nye
Tracy Dickson
Church Street
George W. Perrigo
Milwaukee
Alice Frye Briggs
Senator Frye
McCreary
Senator McCreary
Kentucky
Codran
David H. Smith
G. G. Gilbert
Wrank A. Hopkins
Thomas Shirley
Clara Ialdemin
Vroolan
Graham
Blakey
Gilbert
Hoy
Holly
Newman
Franc Corine Thompson
Alexander Hayes Duncan
Philipsburg
Fifth Street
Louise D. Duncan
Wallace Duncan
Albert Evans
Bertha M. Bobbins
P Street
Phillips
Laise- Phillips School
Charles Dus Bois
Mount Pleasant
Mrs. Atkinson
Capt
B. W. Atkinson
Sixth
United States Infantry
H. G. Gibson
Washington Circle
John Callins
Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast
Rosie Schwartz
Clayton
Mannie List
Carrie Kammer
Bessie Anunger
Pearl Walker
Violet Lyles
Anne Davis
Fannie Wilkinson
May Joy
Wallace Landon
Oliver Young
W. Harry Miller
Charles Lustig
W. L. Brown
Thomas Miller
J. W. Burk
Reginald Franks
Galt & Bro
Penna. Ave
Harris Shafer Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Berry & Whitmore CO
Georgetown Merrick
Philademic Society of
Georgetown College
Merrick
Joseph Henry Lawler
James Joseph Brennan
Robert Joseph Pendergast
John Parrott, Jr
Maurice Joseph Gelpi
Chicago
Union Pacific
Northwestern
San Francisco
Los Angeles
R. M. Johnson
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Sons i
Stepa Ave
Carlsbad
Limoges
China
Andrew Jargen
Craddock
Pears
Williams
Roger & Gallet
Halmes
Eastman
Bailey
Bert
Yale
Workers For Temperance
Willard
Talty Estate
Hood
Legant
The
Quality House
Christian Xander
Bramanan
the Sunday Post
Mad
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Street
U. &, Treasury
Sloan & CO
Boyajian
Far East
Persia
Messrs
Boyajian Bros
Fifth Avenue
New York City
H. K. Boyas
G St
G Street
C. &. Sloan & CO
John F. Ellis & Co
Pa. Ave
Colonial Wine Co
9Th St
Prone, Nopzaas
Magruder
John H. Magruder
Cor
Conn, Ave
K St
Coleman's Mustard
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Stieff
Chas. M. Stieff
Gconiff
11Th St. NW
Hattie M. Shacklette
St. N. W
Paris Ndon
Poston
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