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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1906

Page

23

Friday Bargains in Upholstery Department Remnant Clearances

Readers are offered Friday bargains across all house departments with remnant clearances on silk fabrics, embroidered patterns, hats, and outing skirts. Notable items include 24 yards of white faill French silk at 75 cents a yard, embroidered Japanese sash patterns at 2 dollars each, and assorted lace curtains and portieres priced down from 6 to 20 dollars. Second and third floor bargains cover linens, damask sets, napkins, and Irish point lace curtains, while fourth floor offers bed sets and Renaissance lace decor. Discounts emphasize slight soiling or muss, with final prices highlighted.

Embroidered Hosiery Sale On Women’s Stock And Remnants

A sale offer features Women's Fast Black Cotton Hare hosiery with hand embroidered insteps in multiple colors, sizes 8 to 10, priced at 35 cents for 3 pairs. Remnants include Lisle Thread Hose with embroidered insteps, black silk plated hose, and lisle plain hose, all offered at deep reductions from regular prices. Main floor, First Street.

F St

Nation Department Sale of Whalebone and Lamp Objects

A department store advertises reduced prices across departments including Whalebones, Cord-edge Skirt Binding, and Lamp shades. Items show bulk markdowns from five to twenty-five cents, with several shades and lamps discounted from higher prices to lower sale figures on main and fifth floors.

Friday Bargain in Dress Goods Remnants

A list of dress fabrics remnants offered at reduced prices in various textures and weaves. The sale features Cashmeres Serge Albatross Crepes Broadcloths wool blends and silk mixtures with measurements and yard prices shown. Selected fancy plaids and checks offered with a uniform sale price of 1.00 per yard on all-wool saltings, previously up to 2.00.

Corduroy and Canvas Hunting Gear Deeply Discounted

Sporting Goods Dept offers corduroy hunting coat reduced from 4.76 to 2.50 and canvas coats marked down to 2.00. Corduroy and canvas pants slashed to 1.25 and 2.26 respectively with various sizes. Main floor tenth at.

Friday Bargain in Books for Young Folks

A purchase of several thousand volumes and about 150 titles from a leading English religious publishing house. The sale targets young readers with a curated selection drawn from a prominent catalog and emphasizes affordable access to classic religious works.

England

Early selection advised at 14 and 4 Publishers Prices

An early selection is advisable. Prices listed include 17c 25c 30c 35c and 0c. Main floor location indicates seating or display at Tenth Street.

Tenth St

Men’s Department Clothing Reduced Prices on Mixed Goods

Various men’s garments and accessories heavily discounted. Gray gloves, tan suede cloves, initial handkerchiefs, hemstitched linen napkins, shirts, Madras pajamas, light-weight shirts, colored ties, woven hat bands, rain coats, paddock coats, and a brocaded dressing gown posted with price cuts from $31.00 to $11.35, 95-cent to 3-dollar marks, and more across sizes and finishes. Main floor F Street.

F St

Bargain Boys Clothing Sale on Third Floor Tentl St

The store-slash-sections present deep reductions on boys and youths apparel. Includes Fonganis suits in sizes 16 to 20, overcoats, belted backs, long tour coats, double breasted suits, cadet outfits, and navy pieces with prices slashed from $12.50 to $7.50, $14.00, and similar cuts. pants and bloomers also reduced to as low as $1.00.

Tentl, St

Boys Furnishings Sale Ad on Third Floor

In the third floor at Tenth Street a boys department advertises bargains. Two boys Madras blouses in all sizes cut from 1.60 to 1. ic each, white and colored shirts from 1.00 to Sic, seven shield bow ties from 2c to Sc, Camel’s Hair Tams in colors for boys or girls reduced from 1.06 to 0. mu, twelve tams for boys reduced from 0. mu to 25c each.

Art Leather Novelties Sale Listing

Hand-tinted leather table covers range from 3.50 to 5.00 dollars, now 2.40 each. Cushions marked down from 4.00 to 3.90. Wats 26 to 30 inches reduced to 2.25 each. Library banners cut from 92.50 to 2.50. Also several smaller articles at yearly reduced prices.

G St

Jewelry sale reduces many items on Main floor

Jewelry department lists numerous reduced prices including Sterling Liver Lavalier Necklace now 10c to 10c each, Men’s solid gold rings at 2.00 each, jeweled hats, glass bead necklaces, and a Sterling River Girdle Belt cut from 1000 to 2.50, with a damaged note about other items.

Miss Bedu Seventh St

Art sale list of framed pictures and frames

A Fourth floor display on Tenth Street lists pastel landscapes hand colored photos and colored pictures with gilt and black frames. Prices drop from two to three dollars down to one to two dollars per item, including The Horse Fair and Charlotte Race etchings.

Tenth St

China Department Discounted Imported Tableware Sale

The China Department lists imported decorated cheese dishes and celery trays discounted from given prices to low cents and dollars. It also notes reductions on French china covered vegetable dishes meat dishes sauce bodies blue stoneware bread mugs jardinieres and other items though several entries are damaged or incomplete.

Jardinieres

Wide Suit and Coat Reductions in Cloak Department Sale

A local dry goods sale lists numerous discounted items across the cloak and waist departments. Velvet and broadcloth suits, coats, jackets, dresses, and robes are marked down from 68 to 1 among other reductions, with sizes ranging from small to 40. Includes shirt waists and silk waists at lower prices on the third floor.

Misses' Blue Cheviot Coat Suit Clearance Sale

Misses' Blue Cheviot Coat Suit discounted from 25.00 to 15.00 with strapped seams patch pockets and plaited skirt. Misses' Blue Cheviot Suit with boxed jacket reduced from 25.00 to 15.00. Misses' Reseda Green Broadcloth Coat trimmed with velvet and braid cut from 38.00 to 20.00. Several girls coats dresses and rompers on sale third floor.

Infants' Department fur coats on sale at deep cuts

A list of infant and children's outerwear and accessories with substantial reductions during a department sale. Items include coats, hats, and fur trimmings with marked-down prices from original figures, featuring blue chiffon velvet coats, red breastcloth coats, box coats, felt hats, velvet bonnets, and numerous fur pieces such as sable and natural squirrel collars, throws, and sets. Several entries show drastic markdowns from high original prices to modest sale prices.

Rug Department Clearance Prices Drop Significantly

A store advertisement lists Smyrna Rue rugs at $15 from $22.50, Axminster rugs $10 from $16.60, Brunsela $11.50 from $14, Nubia rugs at $1.20 each from $175, and remnants of mattings and oilcloths halved in price. Fourth floor display notes 6 at.

House furnishing dept sale list with shopworn items

A city department store advertises a sale on household goods including a kitchen table with drawers a Vienna cone pot and a patent dish washer among other items all described as shopworn or reduced in price. Featured discounts cover heaters a porcelain bowl and pitcher and various boxes and polish products with final lines indicating fifth floor eleventh at location.

Roosevelt White House state dinner guests and wedding invitations

The Roosevelt state dinner honored the Supreme Court with a lavish Blue Room decor. Invitations for the Roosevelt Longworth wedding revealed about a thousand guests from diplomacy, Congress, and society. Also noted are society weddings, engagements, and numerous social teas and dinners across Washington with attendees from embassies, the judiciary, and government offices.

Roosevelt Supreme Court Lincoln White House Hoosevelt Hecht Migs Roosevelt Justice Harlan Brewer Brown White Justice McKenna Holmes Justice Day Allison Aldrich Clarence D. Clark Penrose Kean Patterson la Follette Montague de Armond Jenkins Longworth Hoyt Douglas Robinson Carew Kéan Chabot Adolphus Andrews

Wedding notices and society updates from January 1906

A Washington society page details a wedding guest list and ceremonies with palm and rose decor, bridesmaids as ribbon bearers, and a reception ending around 8. The report notes travel plans of newlyweds, home notices for several locals, and upcoming visits and entertaining events. It also covers New York gifts for Miss Alice Roosevelt including diamond collars, a silver service, and other jeweled items pledged to remain secret from the givers.

Perry Bellfront Beatt Circle House Washington New York Signor Caruso Bessie Abobt Metropolitan Opera Company M. Jean Gerardy Isidore Luckstone Aria Gavote Popper Gounod Bessie Abott Hornung Buzz Pecela Miss Abott Michael J. Keane Davis jJatter A. Howard Clark Miss Pierce Mary L. Duell Miss Stone Syracuse Benjamin F. Leighton Twenty-second Street Eleanor Wayne Parker Representative Parker New Jersey Boston Ronald Lyman Elizabeth Parker Henry Parkman Alice Gordon Parker Roger Wolcott F. C. Ainsworth Elizabeth Hill du Hamel Henrietta George Combs New York American Alice Roosevelt Tiffany Tifany Roosevelt Taft Miss Carew Douglass Robinson Tiffany's Hang's Forest Narkoe Regents Rosevelt Rough Riders’ Association St New Jersey Regiment Gosevalt Longworth Ashington New York Mevican

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