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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1907
Page
39
A local store major sale describes remnant summer stocks moved through all departments to make room for new fall arrivals. Many items are fresh and seasonable though some are soiled or defaced. bargains cover odds and ends from larger lots, priced to move now.
Bargain sale notes on women's long kimonos and related garments with details on materials colors and trims. Includes mentions of dress items such as gowns camisoles and coarily trimmed pieces with prices and discounts.
Bargain alert for women's and misses umbrellas with close-roll natural wool handles and wooden stems. Prices around three dollars, featuring black and red options, sizes 22 and 26 inches, described with paragon finishes and durable handles. Located on Market Street location referenced as Mow bor fret street.
A garbled listing outlines men s shirts and garments with sizes, colors, and styles. It notes white, striped, and Turkish style pieces with price ranges from around 1 to over 5 dollars, urging readers to see specific racks for details.
In Ames the department advertises men’s summer clothing including three piece summer suits in various sizes. Prices listed at 20.00 dollars and 775 each for select items. Separate “Troupe” notice mentions a commissioner and a minek perhaps, with street reference to Tenth Street and local lines.
Men’s suit department at Belk offers reduced front prices with 200 to 050 per item and derby entries noted. Readers are advised to check local Hat and Menswear displays for the sale items and related signage.
Bargain rack items include gray worsted serge suits reduced from five dollars to one dollar and fifty cents. Two piece suits in various cuts, overcoats, wash outfits, and bloomers offered at deep cuts. Sizes range from small to large with numerous plain and colored options. Third Floor at Tenth Street store lists limited quantities and marked reductions.
Floor sale notices list five women's hats prarity timed with Kuwera Kihona de and Alyce Rough Lahore Jad items with prices reduced from 38.00 to 80 to 209 dollars each. Also four Alyce Rough Keene Lahore Jad hats drop from 4.09 to 1.00 each at Beeund floor Tenth St.
100 dozen pairs of women's imported black gauze lisle thread hose offered with double soles and high spliced heels. Excellent quality offered at a special price of 25 cents per pair on the main floor of F street store.
Readable items include teen boys clothing with price cuts across Madras Blouses Jersey Knit Sweaters Bathing Suits Trunks Hats and Tam o Shanter caps. Discounts span sizes 3 to 16 and colors white navy blue red and tan. Store location third floor tenth at.
Readable fragments list reduced prices on various women shoes including white canvas oxfords and tan pumps with sizes 4 to 7, patent leather and kid options, and children’s slippers. Prices drop from higher tags to low dollars, with several items shown as reduced to under two dollars.
The page lists various women's suits and outfits with reductions. Items include embroidered silk and linen suits in sizes 34 to 36, black and white check cloth suits, white linen embroidery, a trick and white check cloth suit with jacket and skirt, lawn shirtwaist suits, striped jumper skirts, and assorted lawn jumper suits. All are advertised with reduced prices in a period-appropriate retail tone.
A garbled sale list shows multiple women coats with assorted colors and trims, sizes 36 to 38, and price reductions from 80 to 55 dollars and similar. Items include a brown and green check trimmed coat, black voile coats with braid trim, a white lined pony coat, a tan Tourist raincoat, natural tinen Tourist style, and two white duck coats in Prince Chap style.
In the Misses Department, Fancy Plaid Swiss dresses are marked down from 13.90 to 9.90 with blue ribbon trim, Gina White Embroidered dresses reduced from 3.00 to 2.00, and blemished Birmingham jumper dresses discounted to 1.00 or 0.50. Blue Molawir bathings suits in sizes 1 and 2 are now 6.95 each. Third floor.
A numbered list details numerous discounted housewares including wool dusters nickel plated holders soap dishes and towel der reduced from dollars and cents to low prices. Items include brush holders collet paper holders towel holders and glassware with reductions ranging from fractions of a dollar to a dollar.
Washington society pages report several weddings and engagements. Edith Jane Tupper married Harold J. Caul in a family ceremony. Kathryn Depue wed Howard S. Dalzell with a small gathering. Mrs Shonts and Mrs Tepper returned from Europe, planning winter in New York. Many guests and relatives are noted in Newport, Paris, and Atlantic City social circles, with travel and hosting updates throughout.
Rumor from northern resorts claims Count von Hatzfeldt-Wildenburg, German Embassy counselor, engaged to Miss Isabel May daughter of Col. Henry May, while another rumor links him to Miss Frederics Morgan of this city. Both reports denied by Morgan household. Miss May and Miss Morgan known as close friends. Count Hatzfeldt-Wildenburg to spend summer in Europe and return mid October.
A divorce suit filed in Lexington Kentucky claims marital estrangement triggered by King Edward of England. The case, kept secret since June, accuses Lewis T. Brown of abandonment by Margaret Johnsen Brown, daughter of former Lexington mayor Claude B. Johnson.
Gonzaga Gourse wals reopen with a nearly rebuilt interior and summer renovations. The faculty remains largely intact from last year with Rev. Matthew Fortier and Rev. John Goully among the leaders, and a list of teachers across theology, French, Latin, and mathematics for the new term.
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