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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
12
No remnant sale with no returns C O D or on approval. All suits from stock in fall and spring weights priced at 24.75 each, originally up to 45.00. Single and double breasted styles sizes 34 to 40 regular and 38 40 stout. Also alpaca lined coats and silk sleeve lined options.
Friday clearance advertises men’s tan and white oxfords with reduced prices. Dark Tan Oxfords priced at 5.25 per pair in multiple widths and sizes, White Canvas Oxfords 3.75 per pair with several models and varied sizes, all on the first floor.
A catalog style display outlines various men’s wear items with prices and sizes. Items include crepe ties, foulard four-in-hand ties, ribbed gauze drawers, union suits, silk socks, handkerchiefs, Madras striped fabrics, and bathing suits.
End of season closeout offers for boys sport blouses in sizes 7 to 16 years with long or short sleeves and collars, white stripes and plain colors. Prices from 1.50 reduced to 1.15 and 1.00 to 78 cents. Also remnant sale on boys cotton pajamas 6 to 18 years with varied colors and patterns, remnant price 1.20. Located in the Suit Boys' Section on the Fourth floor.
All broken lines grouped for a complete clearance tomorrow. Women with sizes 34 to 40 waist may find fits. Lot includes multiple mohair, satin, and serga skirts in navy blue, black, green, and gray. Prices at 8 dollars each, down from 10 to 12.50, special size section third floor.
The favorite Cotton Crepe Kimonos for college and seminary use. Available in pink blue Copenhagen roze and lavender with white crepe collars or breakfast coat style with ribbon trimming. Special value at $2.50 each. Kimono Section Third floor.
A Friday sale offers 75 dozen pairs of women’s silk hose at 1.65 each, sourced from a top manufacturer with minor weave irregularities. Black white navy buck and taupe options in sizes 8.5 to 10 remain, plus 70 pairs of full fashioned white lisle hose in several sizes, all at reduced prices with a broad selection of silk lisle and cotton hose. Hosiery Section Main floor.
In the undermuslin section on the third floor a small yet value packed display features cotton crepe combinations with corset cover and short skirt and drawers in sizes 36 to 44 priced at 1.35. Also shown are open bloomers with Valenciennes lace and long white cambric petticoats with Swiss embroidery, priced at 1.85 and previously 2.25.
A bomb concealed in a basket of grapes failed to injure Hyseinin Rushdi Pasha the Egyptian premier in Alexandria on Tuesday. Demonstrations by Egyptian nationalists followed in Cairo and Alexandria amid rumors of U.S. Senate remarks on Egypt's independence. Police clashed with crowds, and injuries were reported during the disturbances.
Secretary of State Lansing and Mrs. Lansing depart for Boston for an ABA address then travel to Henderson Harbor for a three week vacation with fishing planned. Military and diplomatic figures mingle with society events as weddings, travels, and social visits unfold from Washington to New York and Canada.
During the voyage of the Prince of Wales every precaution was taken for safety. H. M. S. Renown is shown demolishing icebergs in the path with 4 inch shells as the ship proceeds through dangerous waters.
Dr. Murray Bartlett president of Hobart College and First Division officer was struck by a German bullet during July 1918 fighting. Chaplain Terrence King raced through fire to aid him, and they later reunited at the First Division headquarters in New York amid parade preparations led by General Pershing.
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