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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1906

Page

25

Woodward & Lothrop Remnant Day One Day Sale Ends

Woodward & Lothrop store hours shortened to 5 30 p m daily until further notice Friday’s Our Remnant Day features 25 dozen men’s fancy Lisle socks white tan brown green and blue with figures and clocking offered at 32c per pair six pairs for 1 75 Also remnants include mens 2 piece neglige suits ends of several 10 00 to 12 50 lines and assorted hat and suitcase clearances with deep discounts on leather and cowhide cases plus baby Irish lace waists china silk sites and taffeta waists in varied colors and sizes Third floor Gat.

Friday Bargains In Millinery And Linen Departments

Friday bargains offer reduced prices on women's trimmed hats from fourteen to twenty dollars, plus untrimmed hats and floral decorations. Linen department features damask tablecloths, Irish damask patterns, and Huckaback towels at special values, with fabric and garments for women and children also priced for quick sale.

Bargain Weekend at Women's Umbrellas and Books

Bargains on women's umbrellas with various fancy handles priced at 1.45 each, down from 2.00. Book department tables offer items at 10c, 25c, and 50c with notable titles including Papa Bouchard and A Thousand Miles Up the Nile. Also listings of other discounted books and specials.

Papa Bouchard Molly Eliott Seawell France William Glackens Froude J. Anthony Froude Carlyle James C. Browne Alex Garlyle Ublisher

Friday Bargain in Art Ticking Pieces

Art Needlework Dept offers scarce pieces at Mt Main floor. Table covers laundry bags bureau scarfs and pillow covers in color effects priced at 30c and 75c each, down from 10c 1.00 and 1.50. Limited stock, half price sale.

Afacthrers Mt Main

Friday Bargain in Women's Kid Gloves and Artificial Palms

To cross out the remaining stock of Artificial Palms we offer the same at 1.00 for choice. Were 50 cents, 1.75 and 2.00 for center table at main floor G street. Women’s Kid Gloves in various styles and sizes offered at clearance price Heine white and colors. Included are glace and suede gloves in a miscellaneous lot with uniform marking for choice. Were 0.50 and 1.50. Mam MoersG St.

Tenth St G St

Friday Bargain in Cotton Goods Remnants

Cotton Goods Remnants offered in sizes from 2 to 5 yards for spring and summer use. Suitable for women and girls shirt waists, boys blouses, and children's frocks. Prices range from 8c to 25c per yard for various fabrics including Batiste Lawns Ginghams Irish Dimities Mikado Silks and French Organdie.

Batiste Tage Percales Ginghams Dsc

Friday Bargain in Silk Petticoats

Silk Petticoats enticing buyers with taffeta and dip fabrics in diack and wanted colors. Plaited flounce trim with narrow rues and percaline dust ruti finish. Lightweight quality makes them ideal for travel. Price set at $395. Located on Third Floor Eleventh Street.

Friday Bargain in Woolen Dress Goods

Woolen Dress Goods sale offering about twenty five remnants of Summer Wool Dress Fabrics at half regular prices. Light tan gray and two toned checks and stripes plus plain noises and collonnes. Quantities suit an Eton suit, a skirt, or children's dresses. Displayed on center counter at Half Regular Prices on the second floor.

Eton

Boys Clothing Dept Reduces Wide Range of Suits and Reefers

Third floor on Tenth Street features discounts across boys wear. Young Man light-weight double breasted serge suit drops from 12.60 to 7.50, plus multiple all wool double breasted blue serge and fancy mix suits reduced to 5.00 to 3.75 or 7.50. Reefers and corduroy Russian blouse suits also marked down.

Tenth St

Upholstery Department Clearance Sale Offers Heavy Reductions

The Upholstery Department lists cream curtains with hand-made lace, French Cretonne curtains with ruffie and fringe, Beta cushions, screen doors, and damaged window sersons. Prices drop from thousands to single digits as a fourth floor sale event.

Furniture Department Sale Offers Cottage Suite and More

A furniture department advertisement details a 6-piece Cottage Suite with oak frames and red upholstery, marked down from 4475 to 6250, plus a Bungalow Table set with cane tops, a Braden oak hall clock with brass figures, and a Whitn ey Go Cart, all reduced from high original prices to sale amounts.

Whitney Heywood

Sale on Baskets and Household Items in Fifth Floor Stow

Various baskets and hampers are discounted across categories. Items include Willow Wood, Straw Satchels, Telescope Baskets, Sweet Grass Jennor, Bark Hendkerchlet, Picnic Basket for four, Hore Work Basket, and assorted shopping bags with price cuts from a nominal list, located on the Fifth Floor.

Ag Sone Bark C St

Women's Calfskin and Oxford Shoe Sale at Third Floor

In the Shoe Department many styles reduced from high prices. Women's tan Busse Calfskin Eons with welt soles come in sizes 4 to 5 1 2, now 195 per pair. Dull Calfskin 4 eyelet Blucher Oxfords, sizes 4 to 5 1 2 plus others, now 195 to 3 1 4. Patent Leather Oxfords with Touls XV heel in sizes 4 to 6, now 175 per pair. Infants' White Kidskin Canvas Ankle Ties sizes 4 to 6, now 0 0 per pair. Third floor Tenth St.

Rabbon Tenth St

Imported Decorated China Items on Sale at St. Boor St

China Department advertises reduced prices on Tet Cups and Saucers Bouillon Cups and Saucers Haviland and Hagiland china sets soup plates chocolate cups and saucers salad plates cake plates bread and butter plates tea pots and mayonnaise pots with discounts from cents to dollars and per dozen units at various marked amounts.

Boor St

Women's Suit Dept. Discounted Dresses and Suits

Women’s department offers gray all-wool homespun Eton jacket suits with princess skirts, trimmed braids, and several lightweight cheviot suits. Numerous white dresses in lace and embroidery are reduced. items include batiste dress, white lawn dress with lace, and a white Batista princess dress, with price cuts ranging from hundreds to a few dollars.

Elzes

Cloak Department Coat Sale Ad

Cloak department offers savings on Rain Coats and silk jackets. Items include Gray Rain Coat size 38 reduced to 12.50, Tan Rain Coat size 42 at 1000, Cravenetta Velvet trimmed coats sizes 4 and 40 at 15 each, Broadcloth Loosa Coat size 38 discounted to 35, Black Taffata Sik Bion Jackets sizes 8 and 42 at 6 each, Rajah Silk Coat size 36 at 20, Peau de Sole Silk Jacket size 34 with applique, and Volle Coat size 38 at 22500. Third floor G street.

Misses and Girls Winter Coats Dresses Sale Listing

Department sale listing showcases numerous reductions on girls and misses outerwear and dresses. Items include jackets in sizes 12 and 14, coats in black and tan, white pique coats with lace capes, and cambric and linen dresses in multiple sizes. Discounts range from partial to substantial across all listed pieces. Third floor G St.

Peter Thompson Wat G St

Infants' Department Bargains in Lingerie Hats and Dresses

A sale listing for infants and children apparel with lowered prices across items. Hats with embroidery, ribbons, and lace trimmed pieces drop from eight to ten dollars. several lacy dresses and nainsook styles show major markdowns. Items include Swiss hat, figured plaque coat, lingerie cap, chambray dresses, and nainsook dresses with final sale figures noted.

Household furnishings sale misprint list of reduced items

A Fifth floor Eleventh Street notice lists a warehouse sale with numerous reduced prices on items such as wire door mats feather dusters straw brooms Alaska ice machine oak medicine cabinet and enameled ware kitchenware. Several prices are garbled but indicate substantial markdowns across cookware storage and cleaning goods.

Alaska Pollux

Social and Personal. Washington summer plans and weddings

Mrs Edson hosts a party at Joy farm with luncheon en route to the Edson country home. Notables attend and others depart for horse shows and visits in Virginia Maryland and Massachusetts. A series of weddings and society notices follow including Miss Eckhardt’s marriage to William Dismer at St Mark's Church and plans for a June 27 wedding of Annie Josephine Jewett De Pio and Roy Glass.

Mrs. Edson Taylor John Joy Edson Joy Farm Edsons Washington Edson Dalgall Brick Mann Michner Shuster Holcomb Angel St. Mark's Lutheran Church Bessie Eckhardt Nicholas Eckhardt William Frederick Dismer J. L Frantz Henry Dasher Lows Dismer Joseph B 'Weltearit Carl Eckhardt Eishleenth Street Germany Switzerland Italy Harrison Jewett de Pio Annie Josephine Roy Chester Glass B Street Z. T. Standly Laclede Kate Standly Brookfield J. H. Brunemer Ninth Street Mabel Merriam Baron Moncheur Baltimore Hamilton Mass Baroness Moncheur Ambassador Meyer Mollie G. Walters William T. Farrar Mrs. Farrar Irving Street James M. Baker Annie Calhoun Adams Augusta John Edward Willams Severn N. H Kendall Baptist Church Warren D. House and Kansas City House Wallis Donald C. Macleod Meadville N. Wayland M Street

Children Honor Flag Day With School Exercises in Washington

Washington schoolchildren marked Flag Day with songs recitations and dialogues across classes. They wore national colors and carried miniature flags while speakers from public and private life urged youths to remain worthy of the flag. Louis P. Shoemaker spoke at Takoma Public School. at the Post Office Building, a noon serenade featured “The Star Spangled Banner” and “America” with nearly all employees joining in.

Washington Maine Luzon Uncle Sam Joseph Bukker Fit Fred America Louis P. Shoemaker Takoma Northeast Temple Ent Gee George H Thomas Relief Corps No. i Ralph D. Cole Orhen Fadien Post-office Department Emploees Hitchcock de Graw

Recitals by Oates and Gorrell Pupils Highlight Evening

Pupils of William J. Oates with Miss Mabel Bengier and Miss Lulu Taverner performed at Pythian Hall in a piano and violin recital featuring the violin club. A second day pupils recital follows tonight. At Carroll Institute Hall, pupils of Glen C. Gorrell presented a pianoforte recital, with younger students taking part, and an advanced recital is planned for fall.

W. J. Oates Glen Gorreil William J. Oates Mabel Bengier Lulu Taverner Garry ‘W. Porter Viollin Pythian Hall Oates Glen C. Gorrell Carroll Institute Hall Mar.Gorrell

WILLS PROBATED FOR NICHOLSON AND HARVEY HEIRS

Will of William Saxton Nicholson dated May 8 19% filed for probate leaves entire estate to widow Mrs Hierslie Crystal Nicholson with guardianship of her daughter Mildred L Nichols on executrix duties. Will of Eliza Harvey dated August 40 1M offers estate to her three sons Hugh F Will iam and Joseph J Harvey with Hugh F Harvey and Charles Barl named executors. Samuel Brown awarded 600 damages in Capital Traction Co case for injuries from being thrown from a car platform at a curve. Shatter florist advertisement offers bridal bouquets at reasonable prices.

Northampton Maia F. Doand Q Street William Saxton Nicholson Hierslie Crystal Nich~elson William Joseph J. Harvey Hugh F. Harvey Charles Barl Samuel Brown Capital Traction Company Brown

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