Men's Fair Weight Overcoats Sale Ad
An exceptional value on all wool full weight overcoats in black and oxford silk lined through body and sleeves. Full range sizes 34 to 46 regulars stouts and jeans. Compare with $20 and $25 coats, special for $15.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1909
Page
31
An exceptional value on all wool full weight overcoats in black and oxford silk lined through body and sleeves. Full range sizes 34 to 46 regulars stouts and jeans. Compare with $20 and $25 coats, special for $15.
A dated advertisement touts Dufey's Malt Whiskey as pure and healthful with medicinal properties. It claims doctors and grocers endorse it and offers a free medical booklet on diseases, inviting readers to request by mail. The notice references Petty Mt Winskey Company and a Moh 4 date.
Chief Engineer Wagner reports 1,000 local and bell alarms with 506 true, 78 over year, 40 fewer false alarms, and total losses $366,500 down from prior year. He seeks Congress funding for a gravity high pressure system and expansion of motor propelled apparatus, plus school building inspections and added fire protection for public schools in the District.
District officials argue that motor fire apparatus is more economical and effective than horse drawn equipment, citing other departments' experience. Congress may allocate funds, with estimates for next year to purchase such vehicles once approved by commissioners. A separate bid report lists Marsh and Potter as project planners for a school building at about $100,000, with competing bids from Wynne, McCray, McGregor, Burgess and Parsons, and Davie. an appropriation of $90,000 was provided for site and building.
Following protests against powerful headlight use on suburban cars, the commissioners consider police regulation to ban such lights. Commissioner Macfarland led inquiries after complaints, sending letters to streetcar and other companies asking discontinuation, but some have not complied.
City notices announce St. Matthew's Episcopal Chapel festival at 8 tonight with choir by Roda P. Gurrig and remarks by Rev. F B Howden and Rev Dr C Graent Smith. Hotel Engel restaurant reopens with seafood and quick service. Schneider Malt Bread praised for purity. legal suit over injuries from a July auto accident in Chesapeake area. beer and whisky ads. District official John A Boylan resigns over pay. Harvey's Restaurant opens Sundays. various goods and services advertised including furnaces and home goods.
A humorous domestic dispute ends with Harry Briggs jailed after a snuffbox prank on his wife Annie Briggs. She sues for temper and jokes, while police later arrest eight for selling liquor without license and break up a poker room with ten black patrons. Judge Mulloway and Judge Kimball dispatch warnings and light penalties in a string of local court actions.
President Taft notified District commissioners that all future US Military and Naval academy appointments from the District of Columbia shall be awarded through competitive examinations open to all qualified District residents. The Board of Education has one West Point and two Annapolis slots, with Commissioner Macfarland urging the change to align with states having equal or greater military enrollments. He will seek commissioners’ approval to hold a district wide examination for all eligible candidates.
Citizens of the northeast district voice strong opposition to a proposed oboration of large offices and a trace of the colm ngs project. The meeting expresses concern about the impact on the areas and questions the involvement of local representatives in the decision making.
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