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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
39
Continued September sale features furniture, linens, beds and curtains, plus chinaware and glassware. Departments offer a broad selection of parlor, dining, bedroom, and kitchen items at extraordinarily low prices for home needs and seasonal preparation.
The Upholstery Store promotes a September sale on lace curtains muslin curtains and drapery materials with many specially priced items. Fresh Madras fabrics colored fabrics tapestries and damasks are highlighted along with door panels portieres and upholstery covers. Custom work for window and door panels repaving reupholstering refinishing and furniture restoration is offered.
September sale offers damasks table linen napkins Huckaback damask towels kitchen glass toweling linen sheets pillowcases blankets and comfortables embroidered bedspreads crochet marseilles patent satin quilts and more a special feature includes samples from a manufacturer of fine linens.
Table Cloths Napkins and Towels offered at 25 percent off regular prices. Samples include Damask Cloths Bleached Linen Sheeting napkins to match and assorted sizes priced from 19 cents each to 2.75 each and per dozen options. Second floor Eleventh et.
The sale advertises 25 to 50 percent below actual value on ornate items. Highlights include hand carved hall suites, quartered oak tables, weathered oak stands, mission settees, mahogany bric a brac cabinets, leather Turkish chairs, curly burl tables, dining chairs, and large solid mahogany dressers with mirrors. Numerous pieces feature revised prices from hundreds to thousands, urging quick purchases as stock sells out.
Promotional notice for an annual September sale detailing kitchen and household items. Highlights include wash day outfits, scrubbing day outfits, and handy brushes sold at promotional prices. Mentions breezy list: galvanized pallane, scrub cloth, soap, fiber dust brushes, and various cleaning tools.
A catalog style listing announces 9 inch Jardinieres at 65 cents each and 9 inch variants at 75 cents, plus other jardinieres from 25 cents to 750 dollars. German china dinner sets offered at 1295 per 100 piece lot, tea cups and saucers three for 30 cents, cut glass on sale, and various porcelain and ceramic tableware with multiple patterns. Special prices emphasize value over full price, with items described in brief promotional phrases.
Display highlights a large stock of domestic rugs from Kashmirs to Windsor Wiltons including Brusse ls and Axminsters. Prices range from 150 to 3500 for sizes 3x6 to 6x9 and beyond with many special sizes and Bigelow makes. Fourth floor ga t
A local dealer promotes metal bedframes as superior to wooden beds for sanitation and versatility. The fall assortment includes Brass Bedsteads from $22.50 to $140, White and Black Enameled options, Verms Martin models, all-metal bed springs, Hart and Felt Mattresses, and Ostermoor mattresses. Feather pillows priced from $1.00 to $3.25.
A listing describes several bed outfits including a 1Joot white enameled bed with continuous posts and a white felt mattress, plus a 3-foot white enameled bed with an all metal spring, strong supports, and a white felt mattress, noted as Fourth floor-G.
Miss Elsie Watkins, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Watkins of Takoma Park, and Dr Archibald Louis Miller of the suburb were married last evening at Takoma Park Presbyterian Church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev John Van Ness and attended by family, with a reception following. The couple will live in Takoma Park. Other society notes include engagements and weddings of Washingtonians with venues at Narragansett Pier and New York.
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