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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
12
The store offers a remnant day with strong value on suits and accessories. All wool suits reduced to 15 dollars, including main floor selections and fancy worsted sets. other garments like light spring Reefers Pajamas Madras shirts and hats also marked down. Sizes range from children to adult, with various colors and styles available.
Friday special offers feature Swiss and Jersey Ribbed Underwear including vests pants and combinations slightly soiled but first quality. Prices 25 35 and 50 cents per garment. Also black and blue serge suits at 10.75 each and strictly tailored suits at 15.00 each.
The Silk Waist Department showcases chiffon waists in multiple colors and exclusive one of a kind models with beaded effects, lace yokes, and undersleeves priced at 5 and 10 dollars. Large sizes in black taffeta silk waists offered at 3.95 each, discounted from 5 to 5.75 dollars.
Lingerie waists in marquisettes voiles batistes cotton crepe linen and madras trimmed with Irish crochet lace valenciennes and clung lace edge embroidery offered in kimono and Dutch neck styles with high neck sleeves for 12 50 down to 1 00 at special prices from 12 75 to 8 75 and 3 90 to 5 75, third floor G St.
Frugal shoppers are offered deep cuts on girls and women apparel. White rep skirts mix panel-back designs with varying sizes priced as low as 1.75, plus multiple dresses and coats in white serge and wool with substantial reductions to clear stock.
Friday special offers in women s low shoes including pumps and oxford ties in patent calfskin and gun metal calfskin with Goodyear welt soles and Cuban heels. Sizes listed range from 3 to 7A with several half sizes, prices from 1.50 to 3.90 per pair. Also featured are Misses Entra size Doncla Kidskin Oxford Ties with patent tips and hal fringe Goodyear soles.
Clearance on 300 yards of Windowphanie imitation stained glass offered at 10¢ per yard, down from 18¢ 25¢ and 35¢. American Holland cloth window shades described as morning glory evoke tones ecru white olive and dark green at 39 cents each. Remnants include cretonne silkeline curtain muslins nets and upholstery fabrics discounted 1 3 to 1 2 less than before. Fourth floor G Street.
Friday special offers a small lot of durable muslin sheets in the popular 81 by 90 inch size. Suitable for cottages and summer homes, they launder well and sell at 68 cents each, with a value of 80 cents. Second floor F street.
A整理ed list shows heavy discounts in the Black Dress Goods Department with several fabrics such as Cravenetted serge Prunella Diagonal Serge and Crepe de Paris offered at substantial reductions. Prices drop from high to low across numerous 4 to 21 yard pieces and by the piece, with multiple 40 percent plus markdowns.
A fragmented sale notice lists women’s gray homespun coats in 7-8 lengths and sizes 34 36 reduced from 187 to 150, plus a porcelain lined refrigerator insulated with mineral wool and wood shelves with a price cut to 15 75.
Minister Chang hosts Mr Knox and a large diplomatic circle at a Washington dinner. Guests include Senator Bacon, Liang, Huntington Wilson, Justice Brown, Gen. Leonard Wood, Havard T. Williams, Sulzer, Rear Admiral Wainwright, and John W. Foster. Foreign ministers depart for summer assignments. domestic officials and social figures attend further dinners and weddings. Mary Byrd Harrison weds John Randolph Tucker in Richmond. others head to Princeton and summer homes as season shifts.
Dr. Emory Lamphere argues local irritation does not cause cancer and nutrition levels influence cancer growth. Citing Benson and plant studies, the article notes unbalanced feeding weakens plants and hosts fungus attacks, linking plant and human cancer to poor air light exercise and mental conditions.
The Empress owns a vast jewelry collection including 40 diamond rings and many bracelets and brooches. Court scrutiny precedes important events, though she favors simple dress and rarely wears jewelry.
President Taft keeps a swift Brooklyn schedule visiting the Sunday School Union parade in Prospect Park and meeting Master William Herbert Berri on the lap of honor. Thousands of children line the route as officials and crowds greet the President during the daylong visit.
Quick response to a plan forming a syndicate to purchase the northwest corner of Fourteenth street and Columbia road to preserve it as a public playground and park. Five prominent businessmen have subscribed, with others expected. Fred G. Coldren proposed a federal bill to acquire the ground for a public park, submitted to Corporation Counsel Thomas for approval and headed to Congress.
A reflection on graduates entering the world and the real lessons life teaches. It argues that initiative dependability and stick-to-it-iveness matter more than classical schooling. The article urges graduates to translate the spirit of their age into action and to build character in life’s school.
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