Woodward & Lothrop Memorial Day Sale Remnant Closeout
Woodward & Lothrop announces a Memorial Day closing at noon with deep cuts across remnants and odds and ends. Mens suits in various weights and patterns. white crepe radium yardage at half price. women's lawn shirt waist suits. assorted coats and dresses heavily reduced, including silk and chiffon items in multiple sizes.
Friday Bargains in Men's Silk Ties
Frid ay bargains feature batwing silk ties in varied colors and patterns. The sale offers a range of styles, with discounted prices and a selection aimed at smart dressers seeking quality fabric and finish.
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Alors
Friday Bargain in Boys Wool Suits Corner
A local sale lists boys wool suits in sizes 7 to 16 at reduced prices. Fancy gray and brown tones, blue serge options, and knickerbocker styles plus light-weight reefers and Russian blouses offered at cuts from the original tag.
Bargain Friday on Women’s Shoes and Umbrellas
Friday sale offers women’s patent calfskin oxfords with Goodyear welt soles and Cuban heels, 11 pairs of patent leather oxford ties, tan Russia calfskin quai pumps with cupan heel in several sizes, and tan taffeta silk umbrellas. Prices drop from $5.00 to as low as $1.95 per pair, with several items featuring marked reductions and a central third floor location at Tenth Street.
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Russia
Asien Taffeta
Floer
Friday Bargain in Women's Trimmed Hats
Local sale offers remnants of women's trimmed hats in desirable colors and shapes. Prices cut by half or more, with items originally $5 to $15 now selling around $1.09 to $5.00. New burnt straw and white hats added, popular for street and travel. Seemnd Anor-Tenth St.
Friday Bargain in Musiin Underwear Dept
Musiin Underwear Dept offers cambric tops and kimonos in misspelled styles priced at 73c to 29c each. Previewed items include full ruffles, valenciennes trims, lace edges, and embroidered fronts. Located on Eleventh Street.
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Musiin Underwear Dept
Friday Bargain in Women's Knit Vests for 17 Cents
A Friday bargain item offers 150 dozen women's Swiss rib bed vests trimmed with lace insertion at 17 cents each, with a value listed as 23 cents. This advertisement notes the item as good quality and likely from a department or dry goods catalog.
Traveling Goods Dept Women’s Alligator Bags Sale
Traveling Goods Dept advertises alligator and cowhide leather bags with brass locks at reduced prices. Includes 2 ostracined calfskin bags and a genuine Flor alligator bag with leather lining and brass lock, discounts range from 3.50 to 12.00 and up to 495 for a grain leather bag. Equitable Building.
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Equitable Building
Friday Bargain in Imported Oil Paintings
A clearance sale offers two Original Oil Paintings in large size with landscape marine and figure subjects. They feature deep gold burnished frames with shadow box and are priced at 5.95 each, down from 19.85. Fourth Noor.
Friday Bargains in Lamps and Portables
Local sale offers one of a kind Lamps and Portables at half price or less. Items include iron oil lamps, brass and copper lamps, glass banquet lamp, gas half light, student lamp, and electric portable with decorated shades. Prices cut from $1.25 to $38.00 with many between $1.25 and $6.50. Main floor street location.
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Mission Electric
G St
Infants Department Sale on Children's India Linen and Hats
The listing details multiple items in the Infants Department including a waist style with a tucks yoke priced down from 2.00 2.69 to 1.00, an infant white pique afrohan trimmed with embroidery reduced to 0.50, several white embroidery hats with blue pink ribbons discounted to 2.50 3.50 and a Leghorn hat trimmed with black velvet cut from 4.00 to 2.00 at Third North Moor Eleventh Street.
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Panama
Eleventh St
Fifth Avenue
New York
Walter Floyd Crosby
Ebien Irving Whittemore
Washington Irving
Old South Church
Madison
Thomas R. Bridges
James B. Eustis
Chinaware department sale on imperfect pieces
A Chinaware department offers reductions on porcelain dinner sets and assorted pieces. Items include Limoges, Austrian, French and Japanese china with discounts from fractions of a dollar to several dollars, many imperfect or odd pieces priced from a few cents to four dollars.
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Limoges
Toy Department Bargains Slashed at Fourth Floor Sale
In a Fourth floor display on Eleventh St several toy items are reduced. A boy's velocipede drops from 4.75 to 1.90, a child’s rocker from 2.55 to 1.0, and a large papier mache ten pins set from 7.00 to 2.95. Also cut are a boy's tool chest, two toy music boxes, a ben Hur chariot, bubble sets, and other children's toys.
Colored Dress Goods Sale Items and Reductions
A second floor sale lists various fabrics with price cuts from original figures. items include Tan-and-white Panama, Reseda Green Tafeta, Gray-and-white Plaid and Black-and-white Plaid, with yardage shown and discounts ranging from a few cents to several dollars per item.
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Panama
Reseda
Feta
Social and Personal notes from Bar Harbor and Washington
Diplomatic guests and high society linger in Bar Harbor and Washington. Notable attendees include Capt Summeslin hosts for Miss Juliette Williams and Mr Joseph Leiter Anetrian. the French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand with Elihu Root and other dignitaries. Austrian Ambassador and Baroness Hengelmuller bound for Bar Harbor for summer. Also reported are wedding invitations, embassy transfers, society box scenes at shows, and plans for summer homes and travel among prominent families.
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Summeslin
Juliette ‘Williams
Joseph Leiter
Baroness Hengelmuller
Mme. Jusserand
Elihu Root
Colombia
Mme. Cortes
Venezuela
Russell
Robert Bacon
the Treasury
Beekman Winthrop
Fish
de Busseret
Mile. Ducreaux
Col. Bromwell
Bardac
de Chambrun
de Martel
Summerlin
Fuliette Williams
Joseph Seter
Paul Pearsall
Johnston
Mitchell
Roscoe C. Bulmer
Alice Vandergrift
Eleanor Terry
Logan
Jerome
Bonaparte
Preston Gibson
Washington
New York
Bar Harbor
Jacob Schiff
Sea Bright
Edward F. Beale
Emly Power
Arthur Morton Wilson
Europe
B. von Siebert
Court of St. James
Baron Stuel von Holstein
Peking
Baron von Holstein
America
Richard Townsend
Misa Townsend
Edith Wetmore
Thomas F. Walsh
Chicago
Mary Sheridan
Medill McCormick
Denver
Washington Colony
York Harbor
Horace Wylie
Clarence Mitchell
Exits Locked Yet Front Door Open at Petworth School
School officials dispute building inspector Ashford on May 8 conditions at Petworth School. Black and Frank say front door was not locked from inside and discuss side door locks to deter depredations. Stuart supports Frank's integrity while noting possible misreading and plans board discussion.
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Stuart
Petworth
Ashford
Morrow
W. W. Black
Mies Frank
Petworth School
Black
M. W. Frank
Frank
Itas
Board of Education
Confer On Laundry Bill In House Hearing
Representative J Hampton Moore of Pennsylvania met Commissioner West to review his laundry regulation bill for the District. Changes favored by West include allowing laundry inspections anytime rather than semiannual. Moore approved. Acting Assessor Adams was to review legality with corporation counsel. Moore cited many congratulatory letters and broad House support. Flowers for Decoration Day noted with memorial designs and Shafter, 14th and.
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J. Hampton Moore
Pennsylvania
Commissioner West
West
Moore
Adams
Corporation Counsel's Office
House
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