Bargains In Every Department For The Remnant Day
This week features numerous desirable articles across all store departments. Highlights include 30 dozen men's all linen hem stitched handkerchiefs with 3 inch hems, 27 pairs infants fancy lisle socks, 21 pairs women's reda and black check cotton hose, 50 dozen women's black lace lisle hose, and 9 women's Swiss ribbed combination suits with low necks. Prices slashed from various original rates to sale figures throughout the hosiery and main floor sections.
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F St
Friday Bargains in Muslin Underwear Dept
Muslin underwear sale in the third floor shop at Eleventh Street offers women’s cambric corset covers at 9 cents each, regular 29 cents, women’s figured lawn dress yokes trimmed with border lace and features, plus black taffeta silk petticoats with accordion plaited flounce priced at 3.95, down from 5.00.
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Eleventh St
Friday Bargain in White Goods Department
Friday Bargain in White Goods Department offers 120 yards of French Rough Linen Suiting in natural and white at 15 cents per yard, regular 50 cents. Also 500 yards Mercerized Madras and Novelty White Goods sized by the yard, plus Sheer Dotted and Striped Swiss Lawn in pretty patterns, sea yard, regular 25 and 30 cents. Second floor Eleventh St.
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Madras
Sea Yard
Eleventh St
Bargain Cotton Dress Goods Sale Across Yard Ranges
Readable remnants and yardage deals include 12 1 2¢ printed lawns 8¢ a yard and many 8 15 25 cent fabrics. Special lots such as knicker voiles and fancy wovens offered at low per yard prices with wide color selections and reduced French or gandi fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iz Trinteu Percales
Iz i Mulange Vailes
Madras
Millinery Department Offerings on Second Floor
Hats and flowers sale listing trims a millinery department with 7 trimmed hats cut to RW, 9 trimmed hats at 5 dollars, 34 untrimmed hats at 10 cents each, 100 bunches of flowers at 25 cents per bunch. Sited on second floor at flour-Tenth Street.
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Sue
Parasol Department Reductions on Silk and Satin Parasols
Store notice lists parasols on sale including a white silk parasol trimmed in black reduced from 6.40 to 4.00 a red and Dresden parasol cut from 10.00 to 5.00 and a silver gray bronze silk parasol marked down from 8.50 to 5.00 plus discounted satin parasols at 1.50 each on the main floor at tenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Tenth St
Corset Sale on Eleventh Street Describes Reductions
On the third floor of Eleventh Street a sale lists Buliste Corsets in straight front styles and sizes 21 to 30, English net corsets in several sizes, and French boned corsets with real whalebone, all reduced from higher prices to low sale amounts.
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Eleventh St
Infants Department sale items and price cuts noted
An infant department notice lists a khaki Russian style coat with white pique collar reduced from 8.79 to 5.00, eight white pique coats priced down to 2.75 each, four white India linen dresses reduced to 3.73, ten nainsook slips with feather stitching cut from 0.50 to 0.39 each, all at third floor Eleventh Street location.
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Hileventh St
Shoe Department Sale on Children's and Youth Oxfords
The Shoe Department offers 33 pairs of Children's Dongola Kidskin Oxfords in sizes 5 to 11 C D E with patent leather tips, reduced from 1.25 and 1.40 to 1.00 per pair. Also 3 pairs of Youths' Patent Leather Oxfords in sizes 131-2 and 1 B, reduced to 1.00.Women's Russian est sele and Cuban heels priced down to 2.00 per pair. Located on the third floor at Tenth Street.
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Russia
Tenth St
Men’s Apparel Reductions Include 24 Pairs Hart Hose
In the men’s department 24 pairs of Black Hart Hose size 10 drop from 50 cents to 25 cents per pair. Four pairs of Striped Knee Drawers size 42 drop from 1 dollar to 25 cents each. Eight Balbriggan Shirts size 46, half sleeves, drop from 75 cents to 35 cents each with a 3 for 3.00 deal. Ten dozen Standing Collars sizes 14 14 2 through 16 14 2 with angerted points, drop from 75 cents per half dozen to one cent per half dozen. End cap mentions mala floor st.
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Mala Floor
Women’s Waist Dept Sale on Fine Lawn Shirts
Reduced prices on women’s waistline shirts in Persian lawn and granite cloth. The list includes 43 fine lawn shirts with pink and blue pin dots, 10 white Persian lawn waists in sizes 34 to 38, white lawn waists with colored fronts, and 5 Granite Cloth Persian waists in sizes 3 to 38, all at steep cuts from original prices.
Women's Suits and Skirts Sale Notice
Women's suit department offers trimmed black and white embroidered suits in sizes 34 to 38 reduced from 410.00 to 6.75 each. White lawn shirtwaist suits with embroidery and lace sizes 26 to 48 priced at 6.75. English rep wash skirts reduced from 6.00 to 2.95. Gray linen suits with plaited jacket and skirt sizes 34 to 48 now 7.50. Silk shirtwaist suits in sizes 34 to 38 with blue grounds and white figures reduced from 18.50 to 10.60.
Misses Dresses Sale in Girls Department Repriced
A selection of Girls Per cale Cheviot and Chambray Dresses in sizes 4 to 12 is reduced from 1.68 to 1.00 each. Madras and Cheviot dresses in sizes 4 to 12 cut from 1.80 and 32.25 to 1.56 each. Gingham and Chambray dresses, sizes 4 to 12, trimmed with embroidery, reduced from 3.25 and 4.28 to 2.50 each.
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Madras
Cheviot
Bargain Boys Suits On Third Floor Sale
In the boys department on the third floor at Tenth Street many wash suits are reduced from 1.50 to 1.00 and 2.50 to 1.00. Russian blouse wash suits in several sizes drop to 1.68 each. Double-breasted Norfolk and three piece suits cut to 2.95. A red golf coat and a long overcoat are marked down, with the overcoat down to 2.50.
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Tenth St
Bargain boys and girls hats and outfits in sale
Boys furnishing department offers straw hats in all sizes reduced from 5c to 3c. Cloth hats and caps for youth lowered from 1 to 2c. Cotton bathing suits in sizes 3 and 4 cut from 50c to 3c. Madras blouses without collars in medium colors reduced from 1 to 0.9c. Third floor Tenth Street sale display notes.
Summer Goods Dept Adirondack Furniture Blowout
Summer Goods Dept offers Adirondack Birch sets and chairs at deep discounts. Items include two settees, three chairs, two low rocking chairs, one slat top table, a folding lawn swing, croquet set, sand molds, sieve kits, and sand molds, all marked down from several dollars to low prices.
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Adirondack
Adirondack Birch
China Department Offerings and Discounted Dishes
A China Department sale lists 100 parcels at 5.95 each with decorated Limages and French china dishes. Items include 4 gilt plates, stoneware pitchers, and English dinner sets, all reduced from higher prices to lowered amounts on the fifth floor.
Housewares sale notes from a local department store
A morning listing shows a house furnishing department discounting items including a 12 burner gas stove with oven to 2.50, lace curtain stretchers to 0.07, a shopworn fiber bath tub to 2.00, japanned comb and brush trays at 0.50 each, imported tin sugar canisters at 0.26 each, nickel call bells at 0.10, enameled stew kettles at 0.20, and furniture polish cans at 0.11 each.
Local and Personal notes from Washington society and travel
The capital social pages detail Mrs. Hay at Newbury and secretary John Hay away in Michigan, Shaw family plans, Cowles selling a New York residence, and various diplomatic and social moves. Gen Corbin returns to Governors Island. Baron and Baroness de Felzens sail to Havre. other officials and their households prepare for summer routines across New England and Virginia resorts. The Hampton Summer Normal School opens with over 200 students and a full teaching staff, while a Judiciary Park concert features the U S Engineer Band and a detailed program.
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Shaw
Cowles
New York
Gen
Corbin
Governors Island
Baron
Baroness Felzens
de Felzens
Mile
Yvonne de Felgens
Commander de Waramond
Ivy Langham
Havre
Mlle. Felzens
Miss Langham
MM. A. de Geofroy
Senator Henry Cakbot Lodge
Massachusetts
Tuckerman Island
Nantucket
Henry Bigelow
Boston
Mrs. Lodge
Nahant
Remains of Capt John Williams to Be Reinterred in Arlington
The remains of Captain John Williams of the Marine Corps killed in the 1812 Florida campaign and buried at St Marys Georgia will be moved to Arlington National Cemetery. The transfer follows the abandonment of St Marys cemetery and neglect of the grave. The old stone slab will be brought to Washington and placed over the new grave.
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John Williams
Marine Corps
Florida
St. Marys
National Cemetery
Arlington
Ellett
Capt. Williams
Ington
Orders to Army Officers Detailing Assignments and Boards
Second Lieut. Kenneth P. Williams assigned to Company H. Leave granted for three months for First Lieut. John R. Kelly. Officers board dissolved at San Francisco. Col. Walter Howe reassigned to Key West artillery factory. Capt. Francis H. Beach on retiring board at Camp George H. Thomas. Anton Caesar Crow transferred to Tenth Infantry Company G by August 6. Capt. John H. Rice to inspect ordnance material with visits Akron to Rarig Engineering. Thales Sk Ames to inspect smokeless powder with E. I. Du Pont Company visits Wilmington. A board to meet at Fort Wright to determine land and building location. Lt. Col. David Lyla to conduct armament inspections at multiple southern posts. Herman W. Schull to Sea Girt for ammunition tests and Cambria Steel inspections. A board at Fort Meade to examine fitness for promotion with detailed roster. Port Riley board to examine officers for promotion. Fort Myer board to determine fitness for promotion with detailed roster. Officers reported for promotion examinations include Herbert J. Brees and Clarence C. Culver. Arrivals and sailings listed for various ships at multiple ports. Lieut. Commander D. Leanara detached for inspection duty. Lopez to command Preble. several line officers reassigned or placed on leave.
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Kenneth P. Wiliams
First Infantry
Jom R. Kelly
Seventh Infantry
Fresidio
San Francisco
Cal
Walter Howe
Artilery Corps
Atlantic Division
Artillery
Key West
Francis H. Beach
Seventh Cavalry
Army
Camp George H. Thomas
Jaune 20
Edwin FP. Brewer
Anton Caesar Crow
Twentyseventh Infantry
Tenth Infantry
John H. Rice
Ordnance Department
Akron
Ohio
Rarig Engineering Company
Baingville
Thales Sk Ames
Ordinance Department
E. Y. du Pont Company
Wilmington
Del
Charles F. Powell
Eugene F. Ladd
Richard H. McMaster
Artillery Corps
Fort Pickens
Fort McRee
Florida
Fort Morgan
Fort Gaines
Alabama
Fort &. Philip
Louisiana
Herman W. Schull
Frankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
Sea Girl
N. J
Schull
Cambria Steel Company
Johnstown
Fort Meade
South Dakota
George K. Hunter
Sixth Cavalry
Paul Shillock
Benjamin H. Cheever
George H. Sands
John R. Devereux
David H. Biddle
Anton H. @chreater
Port Riley
Kans
Edgar Z. Steaver
Fourth Cavalry
Laula M. Muus
James Lockett
Idwinn B. Winane, Jr
Stanley G
Fifteenth Cavalry
James D. Glennan
Cargeon
James S. Wifen
Francis J. Koester
George C. Earnhardt
Warren W. Whiteside
Recorder
John C. Gresham
Herbert J. Brees
Signal Corps
Secon
Clarence C. Culver
Marine battalion transfers across Atlantic routes
A listing of naval officers and sailors assigned to various ships and stations. Names include P T Mager, F Boughter, D G McRitchie, R D White, J M Reeves, L M Overstreet, H J Klyce, M Joyce, W Tyson, H A Stuart, B Sherman, C A Richards, F G Coburn, G J Rawellis, M H Brown, G Durst, J D Plahey, E J L Hileman, F N Freeman, B B Larimer, J D Wilson, J O Richardson with destinations including Wisconsin, Wheconsin, Philadelphia, Cavite, San Francisco, Monadonock, Oregon, Raleigh, New Orleans, and Monterey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
P. T. Mager
Philadelphia
Chisago
Stirling
U. X
U. S.asiatic Station
F. Boughter
Cooper
Wheconsin
D. G. McRitchie
Cavite
Wisconsin
R. D. White
Monadnock
J. M. Reeves
San Francisco
L. M. Overstreet
Frolic
Klyce
Wilmington
Ensign M. Joyce
Monterey
Gan Francisco
F. G. Coburn
Oregon
J. Rawellis
M. H. Brown
Raleigh
G. Durst
Cincinnati
J. D. Plahey
Bean
J. P. Lannon
New Orleans
Enelyn J. L. Hileman
Lieut
F. N. Freeman
B. B. Larimer
J. D. Wilson
Wlaconain
J. O. Richardson
Will Make Study of Fair: Miss Riley Wins Trip
Miss B J Riley seventh grade teacher at Jefferson School and winner of The Post's St Louis World's Fair free trip plans to study the exposition in depth. She says she owes her victory to South Washington energy and thanks The Post for the journey and educational value. Riley expects to depart around July 18 and extended her ticket for an extended stay in St Louis.
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B. J. Riley
Jefferson School
Post
The
Mound City
St. Louis
Washington
Minister Pearson on Vacation in Washington
Richmond Pearson United States minister to Persia called at the State Department for a conference with Acting Secretary Loomis on American affairs in Persia. He is on sixty days leave of grace and en route to his home in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linister Pearson
Richmond Pearson
United States
Persia
State Department
Loomis
Geace
North Caroling
Grand Army Encampment Arrangements Underway
Local G A R members plan attendance at the thirteenth annual encampment in Boston August 15. They will depart Washington on Sunday morning by Baltimore and Ohio Railway, travel via New York Providence and arrive in Boston Monday. Headquarters will be at the Vendome Hotel with free quarters for applicants before departure.
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Paat
Boston
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
New York
Providence
Hotel Vendome
Hart
Battle Ground National Cemetery
Fort Stevens
Brightwood
D. C
Congress
Grand Army of the Republic
Capitol
Benjamin F. Stephenson
James W W. Bradford
Will of W. T. Harris Filed for Probate and Trust Provisions
The will of William Thompson Harris dated November 1, 1902, filed yesterday in the Probate Court, leaves his estate to his wife Virginia Niles Harris who is named executrix. If she dies first $10,000 goes to sister Emily Thompson Harris of New York City, with the residue to American Security and Trust Company as trustee for life to sister Anna Thompson Harris of New Orleans. If Harris survives his wife any property from her estate vests as she directs. Executors named include American Security and Trust Company and T. Percy Myers. Spauld Harris not living at death. Hope Council No 1 of the Independent Order of Sons of Jonadab held at Concordia Hall, with Grand Chief John Daley presiding. Officers elected: R. O'Brien worthy chief, J. J. Clarke vice chief, C. F. Le Barnes past chief, J. E. Hodgson chaplain, F. Fearson treasurer, Joseph T. Farr recording secretary, F. Columbus financial secretary, J. W. Richardson herald, R. W. Leech assistant herald, J. A. Bicketon guard, Hunter Tadella sentinel.
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John Hay
Earte
Misses Shaw
Canad
William Sheffield Cowles
New York City
Wiliam Thompson Harris
Virginia Niles Harris
St Stephen's Institute Festival On the Lawn
Arrangements for a lawn festival under St Stephen's Institute are complete for July 12 to 15 on the lawn at Twenty fourth and Mastreste northwest. Events include confectionery booths novelties dancing each evening on a special stand and vaudeville. Prizes and premiums for St Stephen's Sunday school pupils will be distributed on Friday evening July 15 if weather permits.
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St. Stephen’s Institute
St. Stephen's Institute
Twenty-fourth
Mastreste Northwest
St. Stephen's Sunday School
Funeral for Mrs May Gifford Held in Arlington
The funeral for Mrs May Gifford widow of Maj H J Gifford A S A occurred Tuesday in Norfolk Va. It proceeded from the home of her sister Mrs A Z Stewart at 807 Tenth street NW with Father Williams officiating and burial in Arlington Cemetery. The will of Maria C Borland dated Sept 28 1903 names executors William C Borland and Katherine P Borland and bequeaths all estate shares alike. The Post Resort Information Bureau offers booklets on summer hotels and rail travel at the paper office counter.
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Cands Gifford
H. J. Gifford
Norfolk
A. Z. Stewart
Tenth Street
Father Williams
St. Patrick's ‘Church
Arlington Cemetery
Maria C. Borland
William C. Borland
Katherine P. Borland
Post
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Maplewood
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Mauryland
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Atlantic City Club
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Hampton Summer Normal School
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American Steel Casting Company
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Preble
T. C. Fenton
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C. Webster
Bancroft
May Manton
Fashion Department
Miss Riley
E. J. Riley
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Encami
TMENT
W. T. Harris
Spears
Mary F. Gifford
Tramean
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Tate
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the Sunday Post
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Chris
Xander
Great Atlantic Or Pacific Tea Company
Tolman
D. Rosen
St.n. Ww
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J. Selinger
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