Woodward & Lothrop Summer Bargains At Remnants Sale
During the heated term the store will close at 5 o clock Saturdays at 1 o'clock Friday's Our Remnant Day. A varied collection of handy odds and ends broken sizes and assortments short lengths one of a kind articles in wearing apparel housekeeping helps and summer use goods marked at low prices for quick distribution Remnants of cotton and woolen dress goods at half price and less Pieces with yards enough to make a suit a shirt waist or wrapper Many bargains not advertised Friday Bargain in Women's Handkerchiefs Irish linen hemstitched handkerchiefs in ally for a special price $1.00 a dozen Main floor G St.
Friday Bargain in Women's Trimmed Hats and Petticoats
Bargain sale details for women’s trimmed hats, children’s hats, gingham petticoats, and J. & Corsets on the third floor Eleventh street. Hats priced from 1.00 to 2.00 each, originally 4.00 to 8.00. Children’s hats 1.00. Corsets in lightweight white batiste, size 18 to 28, 7½ to 9.50. Women’s life hose 25¢ a pair, originally 35¢.
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Eleventh St
J. FR
Friday Bargain in Lawn Waist Patterns and White Goods
Friday bargain items include smalle t lawn waist patterns trimmed with tacks and Valenciennes lace priced at 1.50 each, down from 2.25 to 2.50. White Goods department offers 5% yards Embroidered White Batiste, and Embroidered Black Dotted Swisa at reduced yard prices, plus remnants of summer wool dress fabrics at half regular prices in the second floor White Goods and G Street sections.
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Valenciennes
White Goods Department
Ize
Eleventh St
Clearance Sale of Importers Samples Upholstery Fabrics
Clearance sale on the fourth floor features importer's samples of upholstery fabrics and French lace curtains at deep discounts. Items include 25 inch pillow pieces, 30 and 50 inch fabrics, and hand made lace curtains, with prices from 25 cents to 16.50 and discounts up to 50 percent. Also offered are Menswear and home textiles like suspenders, fob chains, shirts, rugs, fine linens, and damask tablecloths with substantial markdowns.
Cloak Department Bargains on Rain Coats and Boyswear
The Cloak Department offers discounts on items including Glive Rain Coat size 42 and Gray Rain Coat size 40, with marked reductions from 15.00 and 21.00. Also featured are Tan Covert Cloth Coats, Automobile Coat, and a range of Boys Furnishings with several reductions on blouses shirts and belts. Third floor Tenth St, single.
One-of-a-kind Trunks Bargain Sale Today
A Friday sale offers separated from stock odd and exclusive trunks at quarter to half off regular prices. Items include Travelin 11 inch Black Horn Alligator Bag, 12.5 inch Brown Horn Alligator Bag, Brown Walrus Bag with feather lining, and Weinch Pigskin Hand Bag, all with leather or brass fittings and two pockets. Prices reduced from 9 235 to 12.50, from 18.74 to 11.00, from 14.00 to 7.08, from 14.50 to 7.00, and similar markdowns on multiple styles.
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Equitable
Bargain Basket Department Reductions in Listed Items
The store announces discounts across several basket items including Omoe Scrap Basket and Indian Scrap Baskets, with prices cut from old figures to new ones. Also on sale are Candy Paskets and Mtraw Telescope Baskets, plus a lunch hamper reduced from $20 to $5 and Balsam Fir toilet paper priced at 49 cents to 9e per box.
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Omoe
Friday Bargain in Wash Dress Goods
Wash Dress Goods sale offering two jets of printed organdies and silk mousselines at half price. Lengths from 3 to 9 yards suit house gowns negligees kimonos and children's and misses frocks. Lot 1 printed French organdie lisget pink hellotrope and blue on white grounds 15c yard was 37.5c. Lot 2 silk mousseline plain and dotted floral prints on white grounds 15c yard was 25c to 37.5c.
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Remnants Sale Text From a 19th Century Ad
Also These Remnants: lengths from 2 to 5 yards, quantities for women and girls clothing. Batiste Lawns 8 cents per yard, Forcales 12 cents, Ginghams 9 cents, Mikado Silks 25 cents, Banzai Silk 30 to 37 cents, Mousseline de Soie 15 cents, Printed Tulle or Net 2 cents per yard.
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Batiste
Bargain Prices on Boys' Suits at Third Floor Outlet
Public sale of boys and young men's suits with heavy discounts listed by size and style. Navy blue double breasted, single breasted, Norfolk, wash and sailor suits in varied fabrics, reduced from $12.60 to $10.00, $6.75, $3.95, and other marked prices. Third Floor Tenth Street location.
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Tenth St
Peter’ Thompson
Women’s Suits Deep Discount Picks at Local Dept Store
A department store highlights clearance on women’s suits and dresses, listing Imperial Serge Eton and White Serge ensembles in sizes 22 to 40, with heavy markdowns from 40 dollars to around 3 to 20 dollars. Also includes several light coats and dresses with lace trims and velvet details reduced to bargain prices.
China Department Sale On Decorated China Goods
Fifth floor clearance lists multiple decorated French and Japanese chinaware with discounts. Items include plates bowls pots dishes and dish sets reduced from several dollars to low prices, some damaged covers noted.
Waist Department Sale Features Reduced White Waists and Slips
A Cleveland department sale offers White Tafteta waists with elbow sleeves in sizes 35 38 and 40 reduced from 1250 to 7 60 each. White Figured Net waists with lace trim elbow sleeves sizes 22 3M 40 42 at 93 75 each after reductions. Lavender silk slips low neck short sleeves sizes 34 36 38 priced 1 90 each. A selection of white lawn and batiste waists in assorted styles and sizes offered at greatly reduced prices.
Misses Department Dress Reductions in Third Floor Sale
Several girls dresses in sizes 4 to 18 receive steep price cuts. White linen and pique garments, green linen, blue cheviot suits, and lawn dresses show marked reductions from $18.50 to $7.80, $20 to $4.70, and more. Includes collar trimmings, Russian style waists, and bloomers. sale notes placed on third floor.
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Petar Thomas
Rug Department Sale Prices Listed By Size
The Tenet Rug Department advertises reductions across many items including areal Begyvy Cuma Agettings and Japanese Matting. Highlights show 12-foot Kashmir Rugs cut from $9.00 to $4.10 and Pur Rugs from $5.60 to $3.00, with various rolls and 19 by 12-foot mats discounted.
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Kashmir
Shoe and Bed Department Sale Notes Various Reductions
Reads like a department store sale notice listing reduced prices on women’s oxford shoes in multiple styles and sizes, including box calfskin and patent coltskin, plus beds and mattresses. Mentions items such as iron beds with Vernis Martin finish, white enameled beds, and folding beds, with price drops from around $12 to $1.08 or $10.00 in places, indicating a second floor sale area.
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Ss. Dutt Kida
Alzes
West Gale
T.niza
Ash Chair and Settle Price Reductions Feature Broad Range
Furniture Department lists numerous items with reduced prices including Ash Chair, Ash Rocker, Ash Armchair, Settees, Morris Chair, Settee, Book Table, and Porch Swing. Items emphasize ash finish, cane seating, and matching rockers with markdowns from $8 to $100, prices cut to as low as $4.25 to $82.50. Also notes one large refrigerator at $82.50 and other assorted pieces on sixth floor.
Housefurnishing Dept Bargains Cited in Dented Goods Sale
Prices slashed on nickel plated pudding dish copper bottom steam kettle and sauce pans with shop wear dents and reduced from 1.15 to Gee and 1.00 to l en h. Fruit presses 5c each and enamel ware double boilers cut from 85c to 40c. Boxes dented lowered to 5c to 6c each. Fifth Hour Eleventh St. sale note and shop worn items.
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Steve Owen
Social and Personal News From Washington Society
The social column reports marriages and travels of notable Washington and east coast figures. Former Representative Lentz of Ohio wed Mrs Kate Alexander in Columbus. the Marlatt Mackay Smith wedding at Seal Harbor links to Bishop Mackay-Smith and Rev Dr Smith with a reception at Wildelif. Guests include Gen Corbin, Capt Penn, and many dignitaries. Other notes cover summer escapes to Chevy Chase Inn, Atlantic City, Lenox, and Denmark, plus society movements and schedules of prominent families.
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Ohio
Kate Alexander
Columbus
Marquis de Champron
R. I. Society of the Cincinnati
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Helen Mackay~ Smith
Charles Lester Marlatt
St. Jude's Church
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Alexander Mackay-Smith
Mplscopal
Pennsylvania
Cornelius B. Smith
St. James’ Church
New York
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Virginia
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Slatera
Clarence B. Smith
R. H. Chapman
David ‘Pairchild
Mr. Marlatt
Pointe d'Angleterre
Weir Mitchell
Philadelphia
William Scheiffelin
Huntington
H. Kerr
Washington
A. A. Hoehling, Jr
John C. Wilson
Louis Doering
Challante
Atlantic City
Isaac Henderson
Carbaugh
B.S. Brinton
Bury Ald Scietly
Mias
Marie Barney
John J.etz
Kate’ Alexander
Erge
Rev. E. i
Baird Chosen DC Board President in Unanimous Vote
Admiral George W. Baird was elected president of the DC board of education by unanimous vote at Franklin School yesterday morning. W. Everman Barton was named vice president with Horton W. Everman as a fellow officer as discussions move toward staffing changes, vacations, and committee appointments.
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George ‘W
Baird
Mrz
Emma M. Brewer
Clabaugh
Batra
Stuart
Lary. C. Terrell
Torday
Wanda
McKinley
Sehigot
Balra
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Wedding Tings and Seasonal Tips in Old Notice
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN. A mix of whimsical tips and a contract notice. Suggestions range from child entertainment ideas and summer decor to mouth posture and travel fashion. A U.S. courthouse post office and customs house contract in Los Angeles, valued at 918000, was awarded to Dougan Bringham & Co. of Seattle with a completion deadline of September 1.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Treasury Department
Dougan, Bringham & Co
Seattle
Wash
Treasury
Cest
Clash of Steel Gladiators Amazes 25 000 Spectators
A Thi rd century spectacle in Brighton Beach featured two steam locomotives harnessed as fighting gladiators. The crowd of about 25 000 watched as the engines clashed on a track laid within the oval infield amid steam, smoke, and whistling exhaust. Firemen leapt clear as the massive iron beasts surged forward in a dramatic, dangerous battle.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Orde
Specstatora
Hints for the Home and Household Tips
The passage offers quirky home guidance from dental tips to beauty hacks. It mentions saving Vetle teeth as souvenirs for summer parasols, avoiding premature pulling, using electric rollers to remove kinks, and noting social norms about hairdressers and polite behavior. It also includes odd remedies like cigar ashes for tooth powder and cautions about surgery.
Collision on the track leaves wreck and steam and ruin
In a thunderous head on crash the two engines tore the center of the track. Steam and smoke hid the wreck as water burst from the tender and the Ida structure collapsed. Witnesses describe grinding, shrill agony and a chorus of steam while relic hunters finally approach hours later across mud and danger of explosion.
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Stona
Orden
Sen
Rare Fiddle In Glass Cases Auction Finds Valued Violin Makers
The London sale featured a large Joseph Guarnerius instrument selling for 1259 dollars, while Del Gesu works rival their value though rare, as experts note the find of a Stradivarius in England is unlikely. Wealthy collectors seek museum pieces, often keeping violins in glass, reducing accessibility for musicians.
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Vielyniellos
London
Joseph’ Guarnerias
Joseph del Gesu
Joseph Guarnerius
del Geon
England
Franz Kneisel
Kneisel
Sun
Smusi¢Ian
Stradivarius
Dan 'Venti
Milionaire
H. H
Connecticut
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