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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1907
Page
25
Woodward & Lothrop announces seasonable goods for personal comfort in summer furnishings for men. Store hours: heated term close at 5, Saturdays 1. Featuring dress shirts neglige shirts undergarments and a full haberdashery range including draws, hosiery, neckwear, and caps with values like $1.00 and $1.50 items highlighted.
A clearance sale offers odd and one of a kind summer furniture at deep cuts. Rockers chairs folding chairs settees couches and porch lawn pieces feature low prices and strong values, with listed items including nursery rockers folding arm chairs woven cane seat settees and veranda rockers at substantial savings from prior prices.
Special prices on trunks bags and suit cases with Lot 14 fiber built cases and 24 inch cane built cases. Hammocks marked down including cotton weave models pillow spreader valance and adjustable options. Fourth floor notice announces clearance in Equitable blog unit with stock list and prices.
In a clearest promissory note on value a seller highlights washable neckwear from makers including Lmpored Maéras Cheviota Bacster and Pophos. The piece underscores sturdy shapes and durability despite lower grades with claims of comfortable wear and lasting shape.
Knee-length drawers and sturdy tin fabrics touted in a shoppers note. Prices marked 300 and 70¢ per pair for the drawers, with shirts described as metal like and crepe materials also advertised. Names and locations not clearly readable.
A fragmented notice advertises cheap fabric prices with mentions of madras and percale. It notes high prices prior and offers a special price of approximately 1.00 for suits or material, naming unclear brands and sources. The readable fragments indicate material sales and a promotional deal.
Two piece bathing suits in black navy and Oxford gray with and without sleeves and colored borders. Varied sizes available. Priced from $1.00 to $6.00 each. Main store on F street.
A new shipment of Women’s Tan Pumps in Russia calfskin with Goodyear welt sole and Cuban heel is offered at a special price, highlighting quality materials and durable construction for shoppers seeking value.
Offer for clearance of remaining stock of Printed Foulards at half price. Variety of colors and figure effects, high grade goods sold for years. Marked down to one-half the original price, displayed on counters on the second floor of G Street location.
Colonial Extra Fancy Creamery Butter offered in Washington markets with emphasis on superior quality. Sanitary packages priced at 1 60 dollars per dozen? or per pound 33 cents. Five pound tins available.
Washington society chronicles weddings engagements and travels among prominent families. Admiral Brownlow and Mrs Browngan lease a home in No street. Miss Mamie Cox marries Dr Howser at Immaculate Conception Church. Mrs Hanna tours Europe and will visit Narragansett and Sea Harbor. Miss Reilly and Lieut Hammond plan Chicago nuptials. Wallachs visit family before returning to War Trenton. families in London Paris and Jamestown frequent social circles while preparing for summer homes in Narragansett Sea Harbor and Bar Harbor.
California author Gertrude Atherton proclaims women should vote on matters affecting home life and family interests both in America and abroad. She calls suffragettes energetic, intelligent, and necessary to shake England’s traditional gender roles while planning a return to New York for her book Ancestors and to study California society.
Sensational tale centers on Mrs Bodley and her marriage to a gardener, says a will contest may begin as reconcilia tion with Mr Taylor could influence the estate. Vanderbilts and the Taylor household figure in the dispute over Mrs Head Head Bodley’s access to jewels and her mother’s fortune, with friends and rivals shaping alliances and court action.
Your good fortune is due to our cleverness in finding a maker who thought he had too many waists on hand for this time of the year and eagerly agreed to turn over his stock at less than half usual price. These waists are made of fing mull with German Wal lace and Swiss embroidery. All are perfect in every detail. Choice today of any in the lot at $2.00.
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