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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1907
Page
7
A Woodward & Lothrop advertisement promotes a complete summer furnishings stock for men. It notes store hours during the heated term closing at 5 pm, Saturdays at 1 pm, and highlights dress shirts, neglige shirts, underwear, hosiery, neckwear, and haberdashery with a focus on plus sizes. Special prices include $1.00 and $1.50 items from a large shirt lot.
A clearance list offers odd and one of a kind summer furniture at steep discounts. Rockers chairs folding chairs settees and couches suitable for interior porch and lawn are priced from 69 cents to 6 95 dollars with many items previously selling higher. Limited stock remains with 21 lawn settees left on sixth floor.
Special sale offers odd trunks and bags at low prices. Lot descriptions include 14 and 24 inch cases with wood frames, brass locks, and cloth lining. Hammocks marked down across cotton weave, canvas weave, and special models with pillows spreaders and valances. Fourth floor clearance.
Report describes washable neckwear products with styles and shapes from brands such as Cobra Saah Usot and Pophos. Notes that cheaper grades lack certain features while noting good wear and fit for common users.
Knee length drawers and cool tin but strong fabrics listed with cryptic phrases. Prices 300 and 70 cents per pair and shirts sold at matel terms.
A fragment notes material prices in madras and percale. Mentions high prices on fabrics for clothing and a special price of $1.00 for a suit. Likely a local ad or notice about textile sales and discounts.
Two piece bathing suits offered in black, navy, and oxford gray with options of sleeve or sleeveless and colored borders. Lead assortment in all sizes. Priced from 1.00 to 6.00 each at Main or F Street.
A new shipment of Women’s Tan Pumps arrives in Russia calfskin with a Goodyear welt sole and Cuban heel. Offered at a special price, the ad highlights quality and value for customers seeking durable, stylish footwear. May imply a limited time sale.
Our store offers half price on all remaining printed foulards. A wide mix of colors and figure effects are available, all high grade items we have sold for years. Prices marked at half and displayed on counters on the second floor at G street.
Advertises Colonial Extra Fancy Creamery Butter available in sanitary packages at 33 cents a pound and 5 pound fri toon for Washington buyers. Emphasizes quality as the best butter and appeals to those who value exceptional flavor and consistency.
Washington society pages note weddings engagements and absences. Mrs. Wallach and her son-in-law Edward A Mitchell plan summer stays in Narragansett while Miss Emily Wallach marries Woodbury Blair and the Browngan family leases a Washington home. Miss Mamie Cox marries Dr Upton Howser in July in Anacostia. Several families travel to Europe Champlain visits and hospital ties appear as well.
California author Gertrude Atherton declares herself a suffragette yet notes English women show aggressive independence. The piece tracks her London to New York travel, book ambitions, and social circles including Vanderbilt and Griscom connections, Vanderbilt Cup race course plans, and Betsey Head estate intrigue in New York society.
A sprawling tale centers on Mrs Bodley and her millionaire Taylor amid a looming will dispute over Mrs Bodley's late mother's fortune. Reconciliations, inheritances, and a guarded arrangement at the Taylor estate unfold, with court action expected and Mrs Bodley seen as a potential beneficiary alongside Taylor's wealth.
Our find yields fing mull waists with German Wal lace and Swiss embroidery. Each piece is flawless with embroidered medallions and straight trimming. Today only, choice of any waist in the lot at $2.00.
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