Imported Turkish Bath Robes with Hood and Girdle
Men's bath robes made of Turkish terry cloth with hood and girdle. Special value two dollars and seventy five cents each.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1908
Page
7
Men's bath robes made of Turkish terry cloth with hood and girdle. Special value two dollars and seventy five cents each.
Readable excerpt notes suspenders in fancy holiday boxes left over, now reduced. No further details on prices or quantities are available in the fragments.
Clearance sale items include Coque Feather Boas at 2.09 each, with later price reductions on boys reefers, overcoats, and suits. Lots feature sizes for ages 2% to 17, navy and gray colorways, and discounts from one third to half off. Third floor on Tenth and Eleventh streets with additional half price reductions on White Silk hats, bonnets, coats, and other children’s apparel.
A Friday sale offers 25 dozen pieces including petticoats corset covers gowns and drawers at 50 cents each. Garments feature cambric nainsook and lawn with lace embroidery and trims. Regular value 75 cents and the sale highlights French style trims and eleventh floor location at Third floor Eleventh at.
A long OCR readout lists reduced prices on fur items and menswear. Items include white fox scarves and collars, chinchilla and mink pieces, and broadcloth suits with sizes and substantial discounting from high prices to tens or hundreds of dollars. Strong entities include Eastern Mink, Satin, and specific prices.
Bargain sale on women’s trimmed hats with fifteen to twenty pieces at clearance prices. Some hats show handling wear but many are in perfect condition and desirable. Also untrimmed hats in various shapes and colors and feather pompons in popular colors, 25 cents each, originally two dollars, located on the second floor at tenth street.
Second floor sale offers dramatic price cuts on multiple fabrics including 61 3 yards of 45-inch Storm Serge now 3.75 per yard, 52-inch Venetian Cloth at 7.50, 50-inch Sicilian Mohair down to 3.21, and Chiffon Broadcloth and Voile reductions amid a broad assortment of garments and textiles with various yardage and prices.
Third floor Yenth street offers clearances on Misses Wool Dresses sizes up to 12 and 6 to 14 winter coats, plus girls dresses, for reduced prices. Women's patent and Dongola shoes, goodyear soles, and slippers at deep cuts, with many items under $3 and $5, in assorted sizes and colors.
Catalog listing shows 12 girl’s white lawn guimpes trimmed with embroidery and tucks in sizes 6 to 12, reduced from 225 dollars and 2.75 to 150 each. Four girls’ raincoats in gray and blue sizes 8 to 16 reduced from 8.75 to 5.06 each. Puird floor-G at.
This newspaper item lists heavily reduced garments in the Women’s Waist and Cloak Department. It features SUK waist lines in black and brown in sizes 36 to 42, white china silk waists in size 38, a blue taffeta silk jumper, lawn and madras waists, and two jackets including a black braidcloth and a tan covert cloth. Prices drop from $6.00 to $2.75, $7.60 to $?8.75, $5.00 to $2.95, and $25.00 to $12.50 for jackets, with raincoats and broadcloth coats also marked down. third floor East.
China department lists many items with heavy reductions including 25 French china sauce dishes and highly decorated Limoges pieces. Pots, tureens, bowls, mugs and sauce boats show prices slashed from 20 cents to 10, from 98 to 1, and from 4 to 1, with many items described as richly or elaborately decorated.
Washington society pages recount a flurry of dinners luncheons and receptions hosted by Rear Admiral and Mrs Cowles Mrs Lester and many embassy figures including British American French Russian and German diplomats plus prominent socialites and debutantes attending events in the capital over Christmas week and New Year holidays.
Miss Elizabeth Hazard daughter of Rowland G Hazard wed Rush Sturges son of Howard and Mrs Sturges of Providence at the Peacedale parish church. Bridal party wore ivory white satin gowns. reception at Holly House with yellow green decor. Notables from New York and Providence attended and a special train brought Brown University president W H P Faunce and others.
The body of Mrs. Harriet Selden Heth widow of Gen Harry Heth was transported to Richmond after funeral services at the Church of the Epiphany. Representatives from Daughters of the Confederacy Colonial Dames DAR and Confederate Veterans attended with honored pallbearers from military and civic circles. Services will follow at St Pauls Church in Richmond with Gov Swanson and Senator Daniel present. interment at Hollywood Cemetery.
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