Remnant Day at Woodward & Lothrop in New York Washington Paris
Friday is our remnant day. It closes out weekly odds and ends broken sizes and small lots. Remnants do not remain long and are offered with strong savings for careful shoppers today.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
46
Friday is our remnant day. It closes out weekly odds and ends broken sizes and small lots. Remnants do not remain long and are offered with strong savings for careful shoppers today.
Closeout sale offers remainder of Black Thibet suits in various Regular, Stout, and Long sizes with $12.50 for choice from regular $18.00. Also 6 winter weight overcoats priced at $10.00 each, down from $18.00–$22.50. Plus about 50 pairs of men’s winter trousers in ceviots and worsteds from 30 to 48 waist and 31 to 36 inseam, with several price drops from $3.00 to $5.00 per pair. Main floor Tenth st.
Men’s Black stiff hats in sizes 63-4, 73-8, 71-2 reduced from 3.00 to 1.50. 93 Men’s Soft Hats in pearl nutria and black sizes 63-4 to 73-8 reduced from 3.00 and 3.50 to 1.00. 4 Sik Hats out of season sizes 63-4 and 71-4 reduced from 6.00 to 3.50. Main floor First.
In the main floor first section a clearance offers 49 pairs of tan cotton socks in sizes 9 to 12 at 6 for a 25 cent pair, 20 pairs of fancy aisle thread socks in sizes 9 to 11 1 2 at 4 for 3 10 0. 14 pairs of German make kid gloves lined with elk in sizes 7 1 2 to 8 1 4 at 1 60. 30 four-in-hand ties ends of lines at 25 cents each. 6 dozen linen collars high standing and turn-down sizes 16 to 17 at 0 per dozen. Discontinued lines noted.
Friday bargains on 100 yards of 44 inch all wool Etamine or Dentelle at 50 cents per yard, down from 1.25. Remnants include substantial discounts on Belgium Chiffon Broadcloth, Wool Japan, Panama Cloth, Storm Serge, Bar Panama Cloth, all reduced to sale prices. Second floor items occupy the fabric departments with limited yardage and various piece prices.
Bargain alert for Ladies Umbrellas on main floor. Paragon frame with close roll selvage finish offered in ivory pearl horn gun metal silver trim and some with sterling silver or gold plated caps. Priced at $1.65 each, regularly $2.50. Main floor.
A sale offer for 40 dozen Women's Swiss Rib bed Lisle Vests with low necks and no sleeves. The bargain price is 20 cents each or 3 for 50 cents, located on the Main floor F street.
Ladies dress sacques in white lawn with floral patterns including black and white effects. Generously full and long in cut. Special price of 50 cents each. Located on the third floor at Eleventh street.
Two lots of Women's Hosiery offered at about half the usual prices. Includes Women's ie French Lisle-thread pee with double soles and high-spliced eels at 25c, value 50c, and Women's Black Silk-plated Hose with Algh-apliced heels at 59c, value $1.00. Main floor Fat.
Table Linens 100 Scotch Damask cloths hemstitched size 2x21 yards $2.50 each. 100 dozen 20 inch Damask napkins hemmed $1.75 per dozen. Second floor Eleventh at White Lace Robe with bateau pane applique reduced from 35.00. White Lace Robe flouncing reduced from 28.00 to 16.00. White Marquise Lace Robe reduced from 40.00 to 30.00. Eeru Ghanthty Lace Robe with flouncing reduced from 2 000.00 to 3 00.00. Black Spangles Net Robe needs rahe $0.00 to 35.00. Cream Renaissance Cape reduced from 15.00 to 7.00. Livery Escurial Lace Coat reduced from 37.60 to 20.00.
The list details price cuts on infants garments and children's wear including close-fifth caps, worsted mittens and drawers, sweat ers, short dresses, and lace ruffles. Items show reductions from original prices such as 1.09 to 0.50 and 2.75 to 1.50, with quantities noted on each line. Third floor eleventh sf.
A shoe department ad lists multiple women's Oxford styles with welt soles in sizes 4 to 7A a range including 41-2 6 and 7AA 41-2 and TB-21- 7 12 0. Prices drop from 2.50 to 1.60 per pair, and from 3.60 to 1.50 for Calfskin Pura Shoes and other listed models. Third floor Tenth Street.
The Rug Department lists several reductions including 83x10 cent Brussels rug from 18.10 to FR.00 and Kashmira rug from ESD to 9900. Also remnant matting up to 15 yards at half price and two rolls of Japanese matting reduced to 71-2 cents per yard. Fourth floor G at.
Bargains on a variety of baskets and table mats with reductions. Items include willow scrap baskets, steel wire trash baskets, splint wood and laundry baskets, infant baskets, bottle covers, table mats, and a set of wire-receiver baskets on the fifth floor of Beventh street.
The third floor at Tenth Street features a clearance in the Boys Furnishings Department. All wool sweaters for boys up to nine years drop from 100 dollars to 45 cents each, plus blankets, hats, caps, camel hair tams, telescope hats, and sailor tams reduced to nominal prices.
Fourth floor Eleventh st offers Fra Angelica Angels and Madonnas in ebony and black frames, with many pieces heavily discounted from prices as high as 250 dollars to as low as one dollar. Holy Families and other religious subjects are also reduced, with multiple frame styles including shadow-box and green and gold.
Winter liquidation sale slashes prices on boys and youth apparel with half and several half prices. Thousands in value across 28 young men suits 15 to 19 sizes, 57 boys two-piece suits, 26 boy overcoats, 12 sailor and Russian suits, 6 little boys overcoats, 4 youth overscoats, 5 young men raincoats, and 47 boys raincoats. Third floor Ten st.
In the Fourth Floor G Street shop the Upholstery Department offers imported lace curtains headlined by five pairs of Irish Point Lace Curtains with full width patterns. Prices drop from 450 to 4.00 each. Also 25 Mercerized Portieres with border and corded edge, reduced from 250 and 00 to 41.75 each. One Lace Bed Set full size with Renaissance motif reduced from 14.50 to 6.70. 160 yards of 50 inch Crage stripe All-fin Drapery available in colors, reduced from 2.00 to 1.50 per yard. 20 yards of Cotton and Silk Tassel Fringe, full color range, reduced to 5 cents per yard. near 100 yards. Deep tassel fringes, cotton and silk mixed, reduced to 12 1/2 cents per yard. Printed Taffeta for slipcovers and hangings reduced to 5 or 6 cents per yard. Fourth floor G Street.
A plantation style sale lists items including solid mahogany tocker and leather upholstered pieces with marked down prices. Furniture includes library chairs rocking chairs desks and a tall wardrobe, many originally priced high and now deeply discounted, some with units sold singly or en suite and notes of odd chests and dressers.
On the Fith floor Eleventh St a china department sale features decorated Austrian Chinese pieces and Limoges ware with deep reductions. Buyers can save on bread and butter plates cups and saucers celery trays and soup tureens many items sharply cut from high original prices.
Reduced prices on enamel pitchers jelly molds and iron ware at Fifth floor Eleventh St. items include enameled pitchers war ware and coffee pots with discounts from dollars to several dimes. Damaged stepladders and polish bottles also marked down while stock lasts.
Department displays a range of children and women items with deep discounts. All weaves include all wool Cheviot dresses in several sizes, serge sailor dresses, broadcloth coats, and fur accessories. Prices drop from four to five dollars down to ten, twelve, and twenty five dollars, with limited quantities and notable names like Mink and Sable Fox items.
A department sale advertises black silk wraps and velvet wraps with embroidery and satin linings in sizes 36 to 98, plus raincoats and coats in gray and red broadcloth. Prices drop from 90 to 45, 98 to 345, 168 to 75, and other items from 16 to 10 or 25 to 12.50. Some items list sizes 34 to 42 and various trims.
Numerous suits listed with sizes 36 to 42 including Cheviot and Broadcloth options. Prices slashed from 40 dollars to 20 dollars, 25 to 18.50, and 60 to 20, highlighting tailored features like braid trim velvet, double breasted jackets, and plaited skirts.
White china silk waists with turnover colors and cuffs in sizes 34 to 40, reduced from 3.75 to 1.50. Silk waists in blue and green sizes 34 to 40, cut from 5.00 to 2.95. Radium silk waists 8.75 to 5.00, cream white messaline waist 25.10 to 12.50. Hand embroidered crepe de chine and lace trim waists scaled to 10. All wool Charlie waists and white lawn lace trimmed waists offered, with further reductions on Madras tall-made waists to 1.25.
The fourth floor offers dramatic markdowns across the toy and bed departments. Boy steam engine sets drop to 3.00, doll wigs to 50c, multi piece doll outfits to 1.00, and wooden and brass beds to as low as 2.00. Imagery and details note reductions on toy and bridal items, with sale tags and damaged textiles clearly marked.
Glassware department announces reductions on cut glass pitchers vases spoons and water sets. Items include a slightly chipped cut glass pitcher reduced from six dollars to two, an imperfect vase down from 280 to 5, and a lightly cupped vase from 278 to 1.25, plus etched glass spoon tray and decanters at sale prices.
A long society page describes diplomatic entertainments in Estrecht and at various embassies. Viscount Aoki and Countess Hatzfeldt attend arrivals, with gowns of white silk and pink brocade. German, Norwegian, Austrian, Italian, British envoys host dinners and luncheons for officers and diplomats, featuring roses, crystal, and jewelry. Other social notes record Miss Elkins’s New York visit, Mi-Careme domino dances, and local engagements.
Social notes recount Mrs. Graig Biddle's New York visit before a Europe departure with sister Miss Bobbie Goelat. Philadelphia domestic science trends, lectures by Mme Gaston Blay, and a chorus of society names mark a season of jewelry talks, dancing lessons, and Harvard Pudding Club plans in Boston. Baronne Hengelmuller heads to Paris. long-distance health concerns move gatherings. new fads include tame herons among Southern women.
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