All Calendars Offered at Clearance Prices
A local sale advertises calendars priced at 5c 10c and 25c each with values up to 1.50. The listing emphasizes bargain pricing and broad selection at reduced rates.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1911
Page
12
Friday Remnant Day Offers on Men's Trousers and Coats
A local sale features all wool worsted trousers 29 to 44 inch waist at 3.05, true remnants include 10 pairs striped patterns, 32 to 48 inch waists, jeans, waistcoats, overcoats, salts, and underwear. Prices slash up to near wholesale, with several items labeled seconds yet wearable, on Main Floor, Tenth Street.
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Tenth
Friday Specials in Boys' Clothing at Reduced Prices
Several lots of boys suits and overcoats offered at marked down prices. Fine all wool suits in single and double breasted styles with knickerbocker options, sizes 6 to 17, now $5.75 to $8.50, originally up to $10. Remnants include Russian blouse suits and serge outfits, with further reductions on wool and heavy overcoats in brown, gray, and burgundy tones. Locations and exact dates not specified.
Friday Special in Boys' Sweaters and Hats
A small lot of boys wool sweaters with V neck and coat style in plain colors sizes 6 to 14 at 5 each. Bias felt hats telescope shape size 8 CGN to T reduced to 1 each. Boys outing flannel pajamas sizes 8 to 10 reduced to 5 each. White cloth tam o shanters and madras blouses sizes 7 to 16 offered at 1.00 to 1.50 each. Golf caps sizes varied reduced to 2.50 each. Third floor Tenth St.
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Wits
Tenth St
Friday Special in Women's Imported Hose Offer
Friday special item list details damaged sale of women’s imported lisle thread hose in gray with silk clocks and polka dots plus remnants of sik hose in black and light blue with cotton soles and garter tops. reduced prices from 73c and $1 to 5c per pair. notes on sizes and locations on main floor first.
Friday Linen Torchon Laces Sale and Selection
A large assortment of Linen Torchon Laces will be placed on sale at special prices. Widths range from 1% to 2 inches in dainty patterns with matching edgings and insertions. Desirable for trimming women's and children's underwear. Special price five cents per yard. Main floor-6 st.
Friday Special in Women's Lisle Vests
Forty dozen Women's Lisle Vests offered at 25 cents each with low neck and sleeveless cuts. Also listed are Women’s Flan Wool and Cotton Vests and Pants in white and natural, various sizes, with broad reductions noted. Additional items include heavy weight cotton combinations and lace trimmed drawers, advertised with reduced prices.
Friday Special in Children's Gowns
Special sale on children's gowns made of quality muslin with tucks and ruffle hems for ages 8 to 10 at 24c each. Also reduced items include 4 white tan and red French felt hats with ribbon trim at 50c. 3 Beaver hats in multiple colors at 60c. hand-made Namsook Dess trimmed with lace 5c. 4 Hand-mate Dresses with embroidery and lace, sizes 6 months to 1 year, now 60c. Third floor, 1st Avenue.
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I St
Friday Special in Millinery at Second Floor
A millinery sale offers stylish trimmed hats in various colors shapes and designs at $2.00 and $5.00. Untrimmed felt hats in all colors including black priced 25¢ to a0e. Values range from $1.50 to $8.00 with a home outliner note. Second floor Tenth Street.
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Tenth St
Friday Specials in Tea Cloths Drawn Work Tea Cloths
A small lot of about 23 handhemstitch and drawn work tea cloths sized 45 by 45 inches offered at special prices of 1.75, 2.00, and 2.50 each, with regular values between 2.50 and 3.50. Also seven 54 by 54 inch pieces offered at 4.50 each, regular value 8.0.
Friday Special in Printed Percales Discount Sale
Several hundred yards of printed percale fabrics offered at about a fourth off regular price. White grounds with black rings stripes and plaids described as desirable for women’s waists house dresses and children’s wear. Special price nine cents a yard regular price twelve and a quarter cents. Also large collection of imported and domestic cotton goods remnants in various designs and lengths for numerous uses with clearances. Second floor G street.
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G St
Women's Skirt Department Reduced Sale Prices Listed
Classified notice for the third floor showing discounts in the women’s skirt department. Serge skirts in two fine gaited styles, satin flounces, reduced from 1375 to 475 each. pin check skirts from 10 to 1875. corduroy riding skirts down to 97. maternity skirts in black taffeta at 975. blue chiffon shirt and panel effects. black voile shirts with wide flounces reduced to 975 each. brown white pin stripe skirts. third floor listing with broad price cuts.
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Deen
Taft Guests Dine Among Washington Notables
President and Mrs Taft hosted a dinner at the MacVeagh home with guests from New York Princeton and Washington including Mr and Mrs Henry Clews Mr and Mrs B H Gerry Mr and Mrs Charles MacVeagh Melville E Stone and others. Col and Mrs John R Williams entertained for Miss Helen Taft with a varied guest list. Debutante Ida Norment Smith hosted a luncheon at Rauscher’s with 38 attendees. The newly appointed Panamanian minister Dr Beisario Porras to arrive Sunday and Miss Louise Cromwell’s coming out planned tonight.
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Taft
Secretary of the Treasury
MacVeagh
Henry Clews
B. H. Gerry
Charles MacVeagh
Melville E. Stone
New York
George Armour
Princeton
W. JA. Slater
Townsend
Slater
the Treasury
Hilles
Eames
Watson Blair
Omeaga
John M. Clarke
Charles L. McCawley
A. Pratt Andrew
Capt. Butt
Col
John R. Williams
Helen Taft
Miss Morgan
Miss Taft
White House
Alys Meyer
Hinckley
Dorothy Willams
Palmer
Joseph Lerter
James FP. Bhichell
Sowerby
von Herwarth
Carroll Glover
Courtney
Maj. Horton
John Philip Bull
Stewart E. Barber
the Highlands
Frederick Ward
Warner Baldwin Bayley
Admiral Bayley
U. S
Frank L. Pleadwell
Pleadwell
Madison
Walter B. Izard
Paul C. Patterson
Thomas J. Cowie
McDermott
W. W. Wotherspoon
Ward Brown
Barber
Frederick Wesson
Me Norment Hurley
Ida Norment Smith
Rauschers
Odell Smith
Miss Smith
Elena Calderon
Lazo
Mildred Bacon
Marion King
Louise
Robertson
Swearingen
Louisville
Nelhie Acker
Mullin
Hazel Cox
Farnun
California
Blodgett
New Hampshire
Frances Miller
Mita Nina van
Panama
Be Isario Porras
Arosemena
Washington
Legation
Brin
Louise Cromwell
Vivien Gould
Gould Dinner Dance Introduces Vivien Gould to Society
New York society pages note Miss Vivien Gould’s formal introduction at a 140-cover dinner dance hosted by Mr and Mrs George J Gould at 857 Fifth Avenue. The event doubles as a farewell ahead of her February 7 marriage to Lord Decies in St. Bartholomew’s Church, with plans to reside in England. The couple will honeymoon in the West and stay three months in London at the Duke of Manchester’s house.
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Vivien
America
Washington Post
New York
George J. Gould
Miss Vivien Gould
Fifth Avenue
Vivien Gould
Lord Decies
England
Mr. Gould
J. Henry Alexander, Jr
St. Bartholomew’s Protestant Episcopal Church
David H. Greer
Miss Gould
Edith Gould
Beatrice Claffin
Louise Crowell
Shington
Allison Pierce
Emeline Holmes
Hannah Randolph
Philadelphia
Gloria Gould
Diana Dalziel
Duke of Manchester
London
English Dinner Fintesg and Limoges China Sale
Listing of porcelain and dinnerware items with gold bands and floral borders. Includes breakfast plates coffee cups and saucers, tea sets, and Haviland Limoges pieces in pale pink and floral patterns with prices ranging from a few dollars to over forty.
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