Remnant Day at Woodward & Lothrop New York to Washington
Friday's sale showcases remnants and odd lots across the store with dented and one of a kind items. Men s Thibet suits in popular three button style offered at 15 dollars, with young men and boys suits deeply discounted alongside knickerbocker trousers and coats. Third floor Tenth at Woodward & Lothrop hosts these clean-up offerings with special prices and limited quantities.
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Friday Bargains in Men’s Collar Buttons Sale
A postal page ad lists a large lot of men's gold plated collar buttons in varied shapes offered at a special low price. Also advertised are remnants of lace lisle thread locks, hand ties and a gray brick Madras bath robe, all shown with reduced prices and sizing details.
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Mente Banex
Ite
Friday Bargain in Women's Combination Suits
Twenty dozen Women's Swiss Ribbed silk and wool combini suits offered Friday at 3.50 each. High necks long sleeves ankle length drawers. Guaranteed to be non wrinkle per Mot es. Limited stock for sale.
Friday Bargain in Chiffon Auto Veils
A small lot of Hern stitched chiffon auto veils offered in brown violet white and gray. Each yard square vac cach value listed as 1.40. Source appears to be a product sale snippet from a historical newspaper classified section.
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Uy Yards
Friday Bargain in Women's Sample Shoes
A stall sale offers Women's sample shoes in calfskin and kid leather, with gun-metal finishes and cloth tops. Styles shown in various patterns, including button and lace, from a leading manufacturer. Special price at $2.50 per pair, with regular prices ranging from $3.50 to $4.00. Limited quantities.
Friday Bargain in Framed Pictures at G Street
Bargain sale of about one hundred framed pictures in small lots and assorted designs. Sells include vermeil portraits, sey vuorographs, colored landscape scenes, satting vessels, sepia photographs, and other items in brown or green frames. Prices mostly 50c to $5.00, located on the fourth floor G Street.
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Mateh
Fowka
Kimball
Baudenhausen
My Lady
Apra-Hato Lincoln
Saint Cecilia
G St
Friday Bargain in Boys Madras Pajamas
A bustling bargain for boys pajama sets on the third floor of Ten th street. Fine madras fabrics in plain white and blue and fancy designs, military style, with Trogs, sizes 4 to 16, offered at 35 cents per suit, compared to regular values of 1.25 to 1.50.
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Tenth St
Friday Bargain in Children's Coats
A sale offers many little coats in corduroy and serge finishes in red brown and blue. Styles include Russian and double breasted designs. Attractive garments priced at 5.00 each, value 7.50. Third floor Eleventh Street.
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Friday Bargain in P NA Corsets at Eleventh Floor
Friday bargain offers a large stock of P NA and Lily of France corsets made of coutil in sizes 18 to 26. Parame corsets boned with whalebone and Lily of France boned with walohn, both with elastics. Priced at $1.00 per pair for P NA, $5.00 for Parame and Lily of France pairs. Third floor Eleventh Ave.
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France
Friday Bargain in Women's Silk-Lisle Hose
Twenty five dozen pairs of Women's Fast black Silk-Lisle Hose offered at a special price. Each pair features double soles heels and toes and garter tops in all sizes. Sale includes three pairs for 1.00 at Main four-Fst.
Upholstery Department Portieres and Curtains Sale
Fine imported portieres and lace curtains are heavily discounted on the fourth floor. Portieres in single strips and one of a kind designs drop from seven dollars to as low as 2.75 per strip. Several lace curtains and silk portieres see prices cut by 40 to 70 percent.
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Minton
Coalport
Gouldon
Royal Copenhagen
Friday Bargains in Linen Department
A linen department ad offers fifty dozen all linen hemmed Huck towels sized 17 by 34 inches at 1 24 each and two hundred hemstitched linen pillow cases, pure linen, about 22 by 24 inches, at 50 cents each. Second floor Eleventh Street.
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Ambassadors Arrive as Washington Hosts Embassy Circle
Bar on Hengelmuiler ambassador of Ardstria-Hungary and Baroness Hes gelmuiler with daughter Mila arrive in New York from Europe. Embassy officials including Am brozy and Justice White attend to duties. social season opens with many diplomats and relatives returning to Washington from summer residences.
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A Pretty Home Wedding in Trail Wyoming Avenue Home
A beautiful home wedding linked Miss Rosa Waters Ridgely and Dr Roy Ernest Seltz from Montana. The ceremony occurred at 7 30 pm at the bride’s aunt Mes William Fairbank’s residence on Trail Wyoming avenue and Twentieth street with Southern smilax garlands decorating doorways and walls.
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Fashion clash across continents stirs Paris opinions
A French observer contrasts American dress craze with French taste noting American women of the 1900s favored flamboyant hats sleeves and fabrics. He praises Queen Alexandra style while condemning transatlantic ostentation led by nouveau riches in New York and Paris shops. The piece shifts to a divorce case in Illinois Mrs. Jarvis Hunt seeks absolute divorce in Wheaton after a brief court session with custody of two children and no property division.
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du Page County Circurt
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The Fireless Cooker in Home Cooking
The fireless cooker is a valuable kitchen accessory and can save its cost. Food should not be heated above 150 to 489 Fahrenheit to avoid deterioration. The fireleaf cooker prepares food with less heat and is indispensable, with future plans for an electric cookery wheel to maintain lower, uniform temperatures.
Bride Wears King's Gems at Berlin Conn Wedding
Miss Katrina Sloat Bowers daughter of Dr and Mrs William Culler Bowers marries William Chembere Shepard of Altoona Pa at the Bowers Corner country home Berlin Conn prominent guests from New York Boston Washington Philadelphia Chicago and many parts of the state attend ushers include Blair Altoona Charles Tausig New York Lieut Harry P Terney Fort Hancock William Horton Dr John Semple Sharp Bryn Mawr and Thomas Nelson Bowers Washington D C bride wore a knee buckle with a diamond and silver setting once owned by John Sobieski King of Poland the couple plan to live in Altoona Pa after a wedding trip lasting several weeks
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Elkins Family Reunites After Ocean Trip
Mrs Stephen B Elkins and her daughter Katherine with sons Steven and Devis arrived in New York from Europe aboard the Adriatic. Senator Elkins met them at the pier marking the family reunion on a brisk October day.
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