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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1904
Page
4
A newspaper ad advertises large stock of all silk ribbons in remnant lengths, various widths and colors at deep discounts. Also featured are Cambric Embroideries, Insertions, Steeple lace, Paris laces, Torehons in multiple widths, and other embroidery remnants with substantial price reductions for Monday.
Leather goods and jewelry specials highlight ready-made chiffon pieces, large leather shopping bags with envelope purses, and Swiss embroidered handkerchiefs in assorted prices. Imported French opera glasses and jeweled back comics offer new patterns at unusually low prices.
Hecht Stores announces a Great Bargain Week starting tomorrow with remarkable bargain opportunities. The campaign promises a week of peak business, led by special quantity purchases and customer conveniences. Store features include easy charges and a focus on making buying profitable and enjoyable for thousands of patrons.
A sale offers 300 dozen collars at deep discounts from a leading U S importer with Swiss embroidered collars at 10 to 19 cents, all lace and all silk varieties priced 25 to 75 cents, featuring new designs and sale emphasis on low prices to attract buyers. Also notes children's wear markdowns and coats in wool with sizes for 1 to 6 years and 7 to 6 years, respectively, advertised as reduced special.
Continuation of the Great Surplus Clearance featuring coats with new sleeves and satin Ined details. Prices range from 59 to 1998 with tan covert and black cheviot options, half-bed, and pleated styles. Includes kersey and coverts in tourist belt back fashions.
A fragment describes a tomorrow sale on men's fleece lined shirts and drawers, Dr Wright heavy fleece items, boys undergarments, all wool red flannel pieces, and nightwear including robes and pajamas. It lists formerly priced items with reductions and notes suspender tapes and double gussets.
Our buyer secured about 25 dozen 14 yard chiffon face veils with woven borders in brown white navy and black. Normally selling at 75¢ each these are offered at 25¢ to clear stock.
Note savings on laundered madras waists with and without collars and Mother’s Friend waistbands at 69 cents. Also advertised are eee Boys’ corduroy knee pants in blue and black cheviot knee pants and blue and red percale waists.
Readable items include heavy gray tan and white blankets offered at 49c per pair, white bedspreads discounted to 59c, wool blankets at 4.98 per pair, and assorted patterns. Promotions highlight lowered prices on 11-4 and 11-4 wool blankets and tan and silver gray options.
Bargains on White Hemstitched Bureau Scarfs and Shams at 80c reduced. White Applique Swiss bureau Scarfs and Shams at 145c. Capital Window Shades 19c, in six colors. White Curtain Scrim yard at 7c. White Applique Bureau Scarfs and Shams slightly soiled, worth up to 50c, now 25c. Cottage Poles oak mahogany trim four feet, reduced.
A long list of discounted textiles and fabrics outlines reductions on silk broadcloth and taffeta silks, Venetians, calicos, percale, muslin, and pillow cases. Items include all-silk peau de cygne, dress dimities, and unbleached muslin with marked price cuts.
The grocery department lists crowd pulling Monday offers across many brands and items. Armour's Shield and Sail soaps, Pure Leaf, Lord, 3-Ibe Imperial flour, fruits like pie peaches and California seeded raisins, Suwanee pancake mix, Gusto cereal, National Biscuit Co products, Condensed Milk, spices, and fresh produce are highlighted along with a large selection of shoes, slippers, and housewear.
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