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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
25
Friday's Our Regular Remnant Day highlights a collection of remnants for the week praised for price value and quality across classes. Many tiny lots contain the best bargains and are likely to sell early, so early inspection is advised.
Friday bargains highlight men s suits with special price 14.75 down from 18.50 to 22.50. The ad describes a light gray ensemble with well tailored fit and calls attention to updated styling and value.
Bargains on Printed Foulards and colored Shah and Rajah Silks offered by the second floor shop. Prices listed from 3 to 125 yards with yardage and discount ranges. fabrics suitable for waists skirts jumper suits children wear and travel accessories.
Bargains highlighted in the Friday sale of men’s furnishings with discounts on shirts ties and suits. Store promotions promise value and new stock selections for shoppers seeking affordable attire.
Fragments show bargain items and prices in a boys clothing sale. Entities include vendors and prices like 375 and 2700 amid garbled text.
Bargain page lists girls lawn guimpes in white India silk and green silk with trims. Several items show reductions from high prices to deep sale figures including coats and serge suits for misses with lengths and sleeve details noted, promising sizable discounts.
Friday bargain sale offers remnants of about twenty trimmed hats in good condition for quick clearance. Hats priced at 3.90, 9.00, 10.90, and 12.00 are highlighted, with sale on the floor near the store front.
Valenciennes laces offered in a fresh lot with edges and insertions, similar to prior sale that moved quickly. Variety includes round and square mesh in several sizes, suitable for dresses, children's wear, underwear, and summer outfits. Prices range per dozen yards from $1 to $5.75, with assorted fabrics described in the listing.
Bargain sale of imported Tingere hats for babies offered at marked prices. Hats feature fine tucked overlays, ribbons, laces, and baby flowers. Prices range from two to six dollars per hat with several marked down from higher tag values. Located on Third Phone Flanth Street.
A flood of sale notices lists striped black serge fabrics priced dramatically down from high regulars. Offers include wool serge pieces, remnants, and assorted prints with discounted per piece and yard rates, highlighting dramatic reductions across many widths and lengths.
A sale on second floor stock offers reduced prices on wool and novelty suitings. items include 43 inch black and white wool pintd, 48 inch gray and light blue novelty cloth, 33 yard Oxford gray striped material, and cadet blue silk and wool blends. Quantities range to hundreds of yards with discounts from modest to steep across multiple fabrics.
Lieut Hart hosted a Chevy Chase Club dinner in honor of Miss Errol Brown to mark her upcoming marriage to Lieut Russell Train on Monday. Guests included Secretary of State Elihu Root, Secretary Taft, and other notable officials and society figures during a busy Washington social week.
Mrs Gould files for separation from her husband the younger Gould, widow of Jay Gould, after a public row of papers and statements. She travels to Philadelphia amid camera flashes, while lawyer Sprague says reconciliation may be possible and the case will likely not reach court before fall.
Dr H L E Johnson defends vivisection and urges public confidence in animal research. He says results justify experiments on lower animals and that physicians and the American Medical Association oppose outcry against vivisection. He argues unauthorized testing should be banned and that the medical profession must better explain the scientific need and welfare considerations.
Miss Els ot vildred Tea daughter of Gov Lea of Delaware marries Grant Campbell son of the late Gen John Campbell at The Orchards Gov Leas country home near Delaware City. Ceremony marks union of Wilmington and New York families with Governor attending.
New York on June 11 a man named Juste Bisoff faced arrest after charges that paintings sold as masterworks were bogus. Accusers allege scams involving a Pietro Mauve piece and a Frison landscape, with victims including Joan No Beckley of Rehe Gr and Jane Wilson the actor. Several patrons in Buffalo, Cleveland, and Washington report losses.
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