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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1912
Page
10
Unusually low prices on a range of ladies undergarments and gowns. Brown and high neck styles with sleeves, tucks, and ruffles. drawers, petticoats trimmed with lace, insertion, embroidery, beading, and ribbons. Corset covers with lace and embroidery. Includes silk petticoats and blue American beauty brocade items.
Friday Special in Women's Millinery offers items marked at 5.00 with high value pieces reduced to clear. Stock includes models once priced up to 1000 dollars and 1200 dollars now slashed to five dollars. Children’s taroret hats also heavily cut from one to three dollars. Floor at Tenth Street store.
Several amounts of women's pumps and oxfords priced for quick disposal. Includes suede and calfskin options in gun metal, patent, tan, and white canvas Roman sandals for misses and children. Sizes range widely with reduced prices from LT 26 to 0 pale. Third floor final tenth at.
Remnants include Ivy Corsets coutil boned with walohn in sizes 18 to 22, reduced from 6 50 to 2 50 per pair. Lightweight corsets in lght weight batiste with drawstring top and hook bottom, 95 cents per pair. Third floor Eleventh St Cotton Waist Dept offers voile and batiste waists, hand embroidered and trimmed garments, and tailored waists with pocket and cuffs, many reduced from 5.00 to 3.50.
One lot of Women’s Dainty and Service house dresses in lawns dimities and similar nice fabrics sizes up to 44. If sold at regular price they would cost from one-third to one-half more. Special price, $1.00 each. Third floor G stairs.
Philadelphia July 18 The subcommittee of the executive commission of the Presbyterian general assembly met to begin the drive for ten million dollars to support aged and infirm ministers. The panel include Rev Charles A Little Rev Wallace Radcliffe and Rev William H Fulton as they set the aid procedure to be followed.
President plus Gen Clarence R Edwards attended a Graceful outing at Chevy Chase Club amid rain that did not deter her usual golf routine. Several social figures and embassy staff are listed as spending summer in Newport Bar Harbor Atlantic City and remote resorts with multiple relocations noted.
Reports say King George and Queen Mary hope to mend ties with the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough, invited together to a Londonderry House dinner, as the couple remain devoted to their two boys and Blenheim while the duchess stays in contact by mail. Highlighted are Newport social notes with Vanderbilts and Astors, fashion satire on women wearing suspenders, and a jewel loss involving Mrs Hills and the North Star party.
Mrs Elisabeth Jane persuades Mr Elisabeth Jane to dig a flower bed as Mary Ellen and Mary Ellen discuss effort, muscles, and lemonade. The cottage scene ends with reflection on strength, admiration, and a promised task completion.
A smart navy blue cashmere one piece frock features a new drop shoulder seam, gathered white lace tucker, plaited yoke, and sleeve ruffles. The design offers a refined silhouette with subtle decorative details and a cohesive, vintage-inspired finish.
In a critiqued irony a landlord proud of large households notes thirteen children in one tenement. He argues more children ease upkeep while reality shows repairs scarce as the brood fills the space with playful mischief. Banana cloth from banana fiber touted as future fabric. Intrepid Woman Traveler Mrs Gore Adams rides Bolivia’s highest railway on a handcar. Plus early recipes for casseroles and salads.
Helen endures Warren’s silent punishment as blank envelopes and checked payments deepen their strain. She cannot wait, mails a night telegram, then drafts a pleading letter begging his return and softening her stubborn stance. Her fear of isolation and loss of independence drives a desperate plea for reconciliation.
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