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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
21
Continued September Special Sale of Furniture, Household Furnishings and Necessities showcases a large assortment for home needs ahead of season changes. It highlights furniture, linens, bedding, curtains, chinaware, glassware, tinware, wooden ware, upholstery and other parlor to kitchen requisites at extraordinarily low prices for present or future use.
Fall and winter window coverings and upholstery goods featured with special prices on lace curtains madras draperies tapestries and door panels. Fresh stock includes Renaissance lace, madras fabrics, portieres and damask fabrics with options for curtains cushions and furniture covers. Custom orders for window and door panels and complete refinishing services offered.
September sale of linens features damasks table cloths napkins Huckaback damask towels kitchen and glass towelings linen sheets pillow cases blankets and comfortables embroidered bedspreads crochet Marseilles and patent satin quilts A special feature is manufacturer samples of fine goods.
Second floor Eleventh et offers a sale with 25 percent reductions on table cloths napkins and towels. Damask patterns bleached linen sheeting scotch damask cloths napkins by the dozen at reduced prices plus hemstitched sheets pillow cases and towels in various sizes and weights.
Third week of the September Furniture Sale offers 25 to 50 percent below actual value. Readable items include hand carved hall and library suites, quartered oak tables, weathered oak racks, mission settees, mahogany bric a brac and music cabinets, Turkish leather chairs, curly burl tables, dining chairs, and large solid mahogany dressers. Many pieces nearly sold out. limited stock remains for wedding gifts and personal use.
China and House furnishings highlight an Annual September Sale for kitchen necessities. Inspect Fifth Floor departments featuring Wash Day and Scrubbing Day outfits with items like galvanized pails, soap, dust brushes, clothes lines, and wooden pins. Prices such as 175 dollars for outfits and 50 cents for scrubbing gear are noted.
A mall house of Jardinieres in 9 inch and 6 inch sizes priced at 65 and 75 cents respectively plus other Jardinieres from 25 cents to 750 dollars. German 100 piece Dinner Set combos at 1295 per set. Tea cups and saucers three for 30 cents, single 25 cents. Cut glass, bone china, ramekins, and cuspidors offered at discounted prices with multiple items per display.
Displayed on the fourth floor is a broad September sale of domestic rugs from Kashmirs to Windsor Wiltons. The lineup features many sizes from mats to 12 by 15 foot rugs, with prices spanning 150 dollars to 3500 dollars. Bigelow brand options include body Brussels and Axminsters among others.
Metal bed products outrun wood in sanitation and style. Fall stock features all brass, white and black enamel, Verms Martin options, all-metal springs, Hart felt and hair mattresses, Ostermoor line, and feather pillows from catalogue prices.
A lot of Bed Outfits includes a 1Joot White Enameled Bed with continuous posts and a good quality Spring with a White Felt Mattress. Also offered is a 3-foot White Enameled Bed with continuous posts an all-metal Spring strong supports and a White Felt Mattress. Fourth floor-G
Wedding details unfold at Takoma Park Presbyterian Church with Elsie Watkins daughter of Mr and Mrs William Watkins of Takoma Park marrying Archibald Louis Miller of Washington. Ceremony featured floral arches and family attendants, followed by a reception as the couple plans to settle in Takoma Park.
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