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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1907
Page
39
A SPECIAL REMNANT DAY features deeply reduced remnants across men and women wear and children’s garments. Odds and ends include short lengths and broken sizes, with most items suitable for late fall wear. Eviction of all goods dominates the sale across nearly every department.
Vendor advertises original oil paintings offered for less than half price. Describes small nimber 119 aL and Tirndkxape views with deep gold frame and shadow box. Priced at 19 for chores, worn at $900 each per tear.
Woe have secured another set of Flack Taffeta Silk Petticoats to slaa spud gree. They are two gol styles one with leap bounce trimmed with several rw rasbierng and finished with purr cruises the other his deep aerh t ytutel flounce finished wroov de tall rustle. Price $3.95 each. Regular price $900.
Bargain items offered in Cambric Corset Covers featuring embroidery and beading details. Limited stock advertised with emphasis on quality and value for shoppers. Includes notes on patterns, trims, and availability. Names, places, and dates are unclear due to OCR garble.
French batiste sale offers children’s white dresses and men’s gray mixel suits in two and three piece sets. Reduced prices apply to various fabrics including white batiste, striped effects, and patterns. Sale highlights include blue larder and floral designs with yardage and price reductions noted alongside street location references.
Bargains feature women and children's umbrellas in multiple sizes and styles. Items include 26 inch black union silk umbrellas with gun metal handles, silver trimmed frames, and neat caps priced at 293 each value. Children’s English Glenn umbrellas with steel ribs and wood handles offered at 9c to 73c per item.
Bargain sale listing of Oak and Mahogany furniture items including Morris chairs cellarette sewing cabinet dining suite and tables. Prices slashed from high amounts to reduced figures with multiple items bearing deep discounts and special prices. Includes carved oak hall rack desk chair and other period pieces.
A catalog-style sale lists discounts on men’s hosiery, shirts, and trench handkerchiefs, with many items reduced from higher prices to a fraction. Also featured are decorated Limoges china, dinnerware, and porcelain sets with substantial markdowns across fifth floor displays.
Women's suit and dress items heavily discounted on third floor. Sizes range from M to 36 with rich embroidery, including jackets, skirts, and linen suits. Reductions from 31.50 to 10.50, 31. origin price cuts across multiple ensembles.
Store catalog notes heavy discounts across women’s wear. Several items include White Duck Suspender Skirts reduced from 16 to 6, Triparte Linen skirts cut to 3, English Hep skirts to 2, and Cream White Bit Diack hairline silk skirts marked down. Also heavy momie linen double breasted coats dropped from 15 to 8.
The page lists reductions on multiple Misses dresses including gingham, white lawn, embroidered options and trimmed bath suits. Prices fall from around 10 to 180 dollars, with various sizes and colors noted. Strong entities include Gingham Dresses, White Lawn Dresses, and Blue Mohair Bathing Suits.
A garbled but legible classifieds-style notice details a shoe department sale with numerous styles and sizes for men women and children. It lists reduced prices from various amounts to set sale prices, noting items like women's oxfords patent leather sailor shoes and boy patent leather styles with multiple sizes. The note references a Third Quarter sale on Tenth Street.
Local storefront advertises reduced prices on window screens and related hardware. Items include blue and red screen fabric, frames, and springs with notable markdowns and occasional bulk offers.
In the Sewing Machine Department a sale showcases drop-head sewing machines with full attachments and a ten year guarantee. The ad highlights a reduced price from higher amounts and emphasizes quality and long-term reliability for wood or household use.
Readable parts show deep cuts on boys department wares including blue unflattered knickerbockers, walking outfits, wool coats, trousers, wash suits, knit sweaters, and hats. Items list reduced from several dollars to fractions, with multiple sizes and brands noted. Local sale at Third Floor men’s and boys wear section on Seventh Street.
The Housefurnishing Department lists numerous reductions on nickel plated items including paper holders tumblers and tea pots. Prices drop from one dollar to six cents and from sixteen cents to eight cents, with other items like serving ware and polish also discounted though some pieces are described as dented or lightly damaged.
Right Rev A F W Ingram attends laying of corner stone at St Albans Cathedral as Senator Cullom and others plan weddings and travels. The column lists engagements, trips to Paris and Washington, society arrivals, and notes on prominent families including Beveridges, Colliers, and Batonyi, with references to social events and fashion.
Parious Fathasess reports in social notes that Miss Mollie Maxwell of Brooklyn, heiress to Navis of Virginia, is engaged to a thoroughbred owner. The wedding will be at Glen Cove, Long Island, in October with notable society attendees and a display of equine interest shaping the match.
The advertisement promotes children’s shoes in dull or ki ld leathers with shiny options, available in button and blind Blucher styles. Sizes range from 6 to 11 and from 31 to 11, with prices from 82.00 to 1 80. The ad emphasizes comfortable growing-foot fit, tested leather, and guaranteed satisfaction.
A fragment notes a young woman confiding she will not be kept in the background by family members. She declares she will make use of her chance and prove herself a leader of the smart set as Great Britain watches. The piece ends with a reference to Mrs Lester and a continuing eleventh pace.
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