Friday's Our Regular Remnant Day
We point to this week’s remnant collection as unusually attractive with strong value across several classes. Many small lots hold the best bargains and sell quickly, so early inspection is advised.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
7
We point to this week’s remnant collection as unusually attractive with strong value across several classes. Many small lots hold the best bargains and sell quickly, so early inspection is advised.
Bargain sale on men’s suits highlights special price of 14.75, reduced from 18.50 to 22.50. Feature light gray, well fit designs with tailored details andой professional service. Includes sizes around 38 to 40 with focus on quality and current styles.
Bargain listing notes summer silks including 54 lengths printed foulards 3 to 134 yards 8% to 125 per yard suited for waists skirts jumper suits and children wear 47 lengths colored shah rajah silks 1 to 9 yards for waists skirts traveling coats hat trimmings grape frocks at reduced prices second floor G
Friday bargains highlight men s wear with discounts on shirts ties and coats. Shoppers note steady specials at local outfitter as new stock arrives.
Fragmented OCR lists various boys clothing bargains and prices with scattered names and terms. Notable mentions include pants and trousers priced around large sums and a mix of brand-like terms amid unclear descriptors.
Old-time newspaper ad lists discounted girls garments including lawn guimpes and India silk wraps. Items feature sizes from small toMd with reductions from high prices to low sale figures, touting trims, buttons, and silk finishes.
Frugal shoppers see a Friday bargain on remnants of about twenty trimmed hats. Hats described as excellent, in good condition for quick clearance. Prices listed range from $3.90 to $12.00, with marked reductions from prior higher figures. Floor sale location noted as on floor shelves.
Val Laces edges and insertions similar to prior lot sold quickly last week. Items include round and square mesh laces suitable for summer dresses children’s wear and underwear. Priced per dozen yards from S100 to S175 with various finishes and sizes.
Friday sale features Tingere hats for babies with delicate tucks laces ribbons and tiny flowers. Prices range from two to five dollars with discounts from two twenty five to six dollars, offered on Flanth Street third floor, full of dainty hats for young ones.
Bargain sale on striped black serge and imported fabrics with deep discounts. Yardage and remnants offered at reduced prices from $90s to under $60 per yard, with many pieces and fabrics including wool, Panama, crepe and serge discounted. Various lengths and pieces described, limited stock, quantities and prices vary by item.
Fabrics on sale include 48 inch gray and light blue novelty suiting and 42 inch tan batiste with deep discounts. Wool blends, silks, and cottons show marked reductions from $375 to two for pieces and from $508 to $408 per 338 yards, with several yardages and colors listed. Second floor garment fabrics near East North Street store location.
Lieutenant Hart hosts a Chevy Chase Club dinner honoring Miss Errol Brown ahead of her Monday marriage to Lieutenant Russell Train. Notables include Secretary Taft and Mrs Taft, Secretary Root, and various aides and guests.
Mrs Gould filed for separation from her husband the late Jay Gould's son after a long strain in their marriage. The case was served at the Gould townhouse and negotiations hinted at possible reconciliation. Meanwhile New York society carries notices of weddings, engagements, travels, and social events, including Mrs Martin's Paris trip after her son's death and the forthcoming quiet wedding of Mrs Florence Brokaw Martin to Dr Preston Satterwhite.
Dr H L E Johnson defends animal experimentation as scientifically justified, urging public enlightenment and opposing legislative limits. He and AMA affiliates argue results save human lives, while critics fear cruelty and call for tighter controls amid a broader discussion of research ethics and the role of physicians.
Miss Els ot vildred Tea, daughter of Governor Lea of Delaware, married Grant Campbell of New York, son of the late General John Campbell, at The Orchards Gov Leas country home near Delaware City.
New York art dealer Juste Bisoff faced charges after buyers alleged canvas paintings sold as authentic works by Mauve and Treson were bogus. victims across Buffalo Cleveland and Washington reported losses. one buyer paid 340 for a counterfeit piece. Police arrested the dealer amid a widening fraud case.
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