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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1918
Page
11
The ad promotes Willow or Reed furniture with enameled or stained finishes to match decor. It highlights Mahogany finish Willow with velour cushions for fall appeal, notes low prices including multiple size options and a service window from Labor Day through the day.
A five-piece high grade furniture set offered at a September sale. Upholstered for comfort and style with tapestry covering. Regular price 169 dollars, sale price 187.50 dollars.
Display of Queen Anne Rocker and Armchair options in Damask Velour and Tapestry with full size Spring Seat. Items priced with September sale discounts from 28.50 regular to 16.50, plus solid Mahogany Tea Wagon at 16.60 from 21.50 and solid Wing Arm chair reduced to 29.50 from 42.00. Priscilla Shoe Cabinet highlighted. Refrigerator stock offered with 10 percent reduction during September sale. No COD or phone orders.
Goods returned for credit or exchange must be returned within 3 days. This does not apply to strictly nonreturnable goods for sanitary or other reasons.
A revival of the Prisoners Relief Society highlights its memorial to founder Letha Alderson Watts and the work of Earl F. Dudding. The group reports that over 19,000 prisoners have been helped, with more than 90 percent making good, and describes letters from former inmates praising job placements and improved lives. The society seeks $3000 to cover six months of operations and lists officers including Dudding, J W Boonto, Charles W. Warden, and Evalyn Abbott.
Brig Gen. Ellts orders Humphreys engineers to speed up France duty by shifting from stump pulling and ditch digging to full military training. Col. Park returns as supervisor for group 2 engineer schools including printing surveying and map work. Col. Peterson leads officer training, mining and related programs. Capt. Fleming relocates to Fort Benjamin Harrison.
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