Baltimore Sun (Newspaper) - July 10, 1908, Baltimore, Maryland
6the Sun. Baltimore. Friday morning. July to. 1908. Obyc Wong Pkt poop. Put goop. Store closes saturdays at in other Days at 5 o clock Baltimore a Best store Howard and Lexington Nils bargain Friday no. 510 i be Uken finish suiting. 10a fir floor it aet pm Mah mum a trunk m Inch w Ida. A Yard bargain Friday too hats. Loe cd my a Al fixed. Second floor bargain Friday Kab Roi Deri is at about half Fini floor All remnant sad a Nab Roderie that a soiled or am mar included at about half for bargain Friday boo to too bound boors. I so. Boo end floor a Oto omd pwt a a and i la Keoua of Leatton. Incl us inc a tend re and Juten Lla. Bargain Friday so 2so s Birts. 10a Floc Chi lab. Rn�?T8 belts 19a first floor to All Akom and Many diff rant a tart bargain and i so Soo d Russi no saoqdb8. 30c. Thud floor a dressing Banque at Lawn. With fitted Bank and abort Jakeema bargain Friday 89c Soo. So Druss goods. I to. Filet floor remnants at half Wool a ii Ting and ode and end at All mod a brim m in ohm wide. A Yard bargain Friday so Moa Junior suits Frao i floor a Junior Suita of Undene Whit Blue Aud Tan doubt hrs a Ted a my fitted met pleated a tort. Bargain Friday shoo Bac to Rimi Lienert flow Iii. So. Second floor a millinery Flamer Odd Aud of Una slightly soiled. Bargain Fri so. A combination brassieres. Is of Laird floor a de Beret a combination bra�?1er�? of Cambric trimmed �1th Lam bargain fridays of is of. Sirs Lisle gloves. Bac. First floor ill and id Button length Mousque Taire i Asie Glomer Black. Rise to i and it fray All Alan. Bargain Friday 26e dressing a hubs. Tso. Third floor Prev Sirur Sac que of sheer Lawn White ground with Black figure Tuo Cui Back rolling Rollax edged with Lam bargain Friday toc rofl matting rugs Jyh fourth floor a japanese matting Ruff. In Floral and Oriental designs Ria Bitt inches. Bargain Frida Boc is children s dresses. Soc third in Kwh a children s Percale dry a White ground with coloured dote Tow neck and Short Sis. Sis i to j years. Bargain Friday soc is. To Renaissance scarfs. Soo Benoyd floor a renal sea Nee scarfs with two piece Linen Mutery medal lion Elf Sot. Blae it m Inch. Bargain Friday soc boo Corset girdles. 29f third floor a const gird a at Strong tape Well boned boy support a attached. Bargain Friday. Pc boo hair Rolls. 80a fir floor lug Fluffy hair rot. A tach Tong. All shades. Bargain Friday. 29c dressed dolls 70a third floor a dry a so do la. With White. Pink or Blue a futo die a of inches High. Bargain Friday Ltd. Hochschild Kohn a co. Friday. July a Moi. Sir rep suits be of. Second floor won ends suite of English rep. In Tan. Blun and Mack with White a tripe Button cutaway Mai gored skirt trimmed with two folds of same material. Bargain Isho English Lon cloth. A he first floor a big Holh Langeloth. With Chamois finish lengths of k to i Yards put up in original fold. And ticketed. K inches a Ida a Yard bargain or is so women a oxfords. $1.85. Third Fleer a women s Patent leather oxfords and Pampa Odds and end a not All Alae. Bargain Sabo combination brassieres. $2. Third floor a de be Oles combination brassiere trimmed with embroidery. Bargain Friday. Or of Iso taffeta ribbons. Or first floor a Plain taffeta and Satin taffeta ribbons. In assorted Colora j Inch a rid a Yard bargain is extra size gowns. A a third floor a extra us gowns of Cam brie Low neck and Short Alan a trimmed with he stitched ruffle. Bargain Friday.68o so summer Portieles. 64c. Fourth floor a summer Portiero Ecru grounds with red and Green Era stripes. A pair bargain Friday.s4o Boc children a rompers. So. Third floor a children s rompers in Cheeks and solid colors with pock and bait but 3 to 9 bargain Friday. 86c is of suit cases toc. Third floor suit oases of tar Boa re one esd with Waterproof Karamol Bra lock and catch. 81�? m inches. Bargain Bor stamped hats. 28c. Second floor a hat stamped on Beery Linen in French and Eye designs. Bargain friday28c Rob. Boc hats and Caps. I on. Fir floor a boy a and children s hate and Cape xxx Ummer weight. Some slightly soiled bargain Friday Ioc Ioc Racket and Ball do. Third floor rocket with Ball attached with ribbon a Good toy for children bargain friday6c i be figured silk Aline. So. Fourth floor a figured Aubaline in dark and Light patterns m Inch wide. A Yard bargain Friday. Sesi. Siro children a hats. 46c. Third floor a children a lingerie Hau trimmed with lace and ribbon. Bargain Friday.46c s1.26 stamped gowns 79c. I floor a Kimono gowns stamped on Nain Sook. Bargain Friday.7so in the toilet articles Section fir floor my. A bristle tooth Brush to 0c Oak Spanish Castile soap the. Us. Whisk brooms Loe bargain Friday 28c Linen Lawn paper. 17c la. Fir floor a Heather Linen Lawn White writing paper Square shape. M sheets to the Pound. A Pound bargain so package envelope to match 6c. Basement bargains so packages Gold do washing powder. 3 for 10c. Jelly Olaf with tight fitting lids corrugated inside. Ito a Dona. Ole Colonia water Tumbler. 46c a Down. Blue steel Orem double lined $1.26 bargain Friday july Sale of menus furnishings a timely Sale everything included ii just Wiat every Man need a and can t get too much of a right now. A. Big Sale the quantities Are Large and the variety in great. A Sale in Short that no Man should Overlook. 50c athletic underwear 29c Fine Nain Sook coat shirt and knee $1.50 athletic underwear 55c bulk anti Linen coat shirt and knee drawer a perfect hot we Call them a a second a because the Ecru color la not uniform. Shirts. Bises 84. Is 40, 42, 44 and 46. Drawers 28, 80, 86, 88, 40. 42, 44 and 46. 50c White Negligee shirts 39c Negligee shirts of whits Madras Cut full. All Bises. $1.00 Negligee shirts 68c this seasons patterns in pfc hand dark effects cuffs attached or detached. $1.50, $2 Negligee shirts 95c novel and nest designs with Plain and pleated fronts cuffs attached or detached. 25c Wash neckwear 12jc will stand Waihung and look Well afterwards full length. 50c menus neckwear 25c in Light and dark effects neat and fancy designs. 25c thin Lisle socks 124c fast Black doable heels and toes menus store. Sale of women Stan Low shoes our $4 Grade for $2,50 what is your preference ? pump Blucher colonials Gibson ties two Button oxfords ? they re All included in this Sale some in Tan Russia calf others in the Tan suede that is so Dainty and effective. Practically All sizes and widths in every style. Children a oxfords and shoes $1.00 regularly $l75 and $2. Patent kid oxfords and White Canvas shoes oxfords and ankle strap sandals incomplete Sles from 5 infants to 2 misses. $1, $1.25 infants shoes at 50c of Fine Black kid with hand turned soles kid or Patent leather tips with or without wedge heels. Not All sizes. Third floor. Hochschild Kohn do co. Hochschild Kohn amp co. to to a miscellaneous spend the week end via old Point Comfort special tickets. Old Bay line of Chesapeake line including hotel accommodations at hotel Chamberlin. Tickets Good leaving Baltimore i saturday including fare both a and hotel accommodation at hotel Chamberlin from sunday breakfast until monday after luncheon. Ticket Good leaving Baltimore on Friday including fare both Way and hotel a com to nations at the hotel Chamberlin from saturday breakfast until monday after luncheon. _ tickets Good leaving Baltimore Friday returning 8unday night via m. And m. T. Co., including fare both Way and to Tel accommodation it the hotel Chamberlin from saturday breakfast until sunday after luncheon Quot. $8 $11 $10 for information tickets reservations of rooms on a Teamer apply to any ticket office of the Chesapeake steamship co. Or Baltimore steam packet co. Shoes Urner a shoe Sale 203 and 205 North Eutaw St. Ladies $3.50 and $4 pumps Sailor ties and oxfords Poca All leather. $21. Jul ladies a $2.50 and $3 Low shoes All leather All j i act Tylea. Of i a a men s Shoer $3 and $3.50 Low shoes All to a Ca leathers. Green trading by a Mph. To the Lahuew. Worn a a a crowning Beauty a Hor hair. Post a Schleisner the woman a shop. 227 w. Lexington St. Final reduction time it Means a sweeping clearance of women a and misses suits dresses skirts and waists a realize what this Means the time for the greatest reductions of the season has come our $60,000 Stock will be sold for $25,500. When you Bear in mind that woman a shop apparel was reasonably priced in the first place and you add to this the fact that we make our garments in our own new York workshops with the result that they come to you firsthand a you can realize what tremendous bargain opportunities this Sale holds Forth the Sale begins this morning goods put Good. You can form an idea of the importance of this Sale when we say the suits and dresses that sold for $15 and $20 Are now reduced to $7.50�?and the Best suits can now be bought for $18.75, formerly $40. Vie veer my. Kab vie veer vie veer Usu a he a v i n a sad Kly and Beauty Jel nut Are Fiji a a a Threefall of Murine to be. Grocer Aud Separ Takao store Opena a1 8.80 a. M. Eloped do a at 6 p. M. From Juno 15 to september i. Saturday at i p. M. During july and August. Clark amp company the Linen store ,6 West Lexington Street. Who a it Al syr Harft f reborn the. Doi we Baltimore of. I Start. Broken lots a table cloths and napkins. Remarkably Low prices amp wedding invitations. We. Dulany co., 830 and 841 n. Charles St. Wedding invitation and wedding presents a Mph Ialet. These Ere the splendid qualities always harried by a eth Linen store a just ape Dally Low priced right now for those who Are interested in securing an unusual value. Cloths�?2x2 Yards and us to 244 Yard in size a a Quot Down As a Choice Cadi from $10 Low napkins Choice of breakfast and dinner sizes. Priced at the dozen from $ 14 Down a Low Ai $2.50 $2.50s our store closes Dotty Atli p. Of. Saturday i p. Of. A Lexington its Baltimore a biggest Best store. New York connection. Jambs mob baby of. Society news events of polite world present and to come. Baltimore Ato vacuity be room a i items of Iet Eveet a readier of the a Absal their friends at Boas and abroad All soc and 7sc suede and Lisle thread gloves 19c Aneth left eee flue gloves crawl a protein set maker. White drab Sod Modem pm Tyl $2.50 women s White Low shoes priday for $1.75 All the Brake Hue from ear regular Stock.$1 to and $2.00 children s White Low shoes $1.00 marked to close out All Brake Lima a second floor. $3.98 women s White rep skirts Friday $1.00 stylish new flax. Gore Model. $10.00 women s Wash coat suits Friday $7.50 mad of imported a tripod rep and a hits and Light Blae Linen. Some a Laos trimmed. $7m misses White Serge and mohair dresses Friday for $1.98 third floor. 25c silk veiling Friday Yard us remnant of Plain and dotted Vel no boor. So to 8c embroidery a Friday Yardic heat patterns of Nain Sook embroidery. A Fleet finer. 2sc and 3sc he stitched and drawn work Center pieces Friday tor. Izv2c it and to Inch Union Linen Center a first floor. $i.2s White Crochet bed spread Friday Forf Etc fall Bise Marseille pattern a Blanket department third floor. I so scotch plaid skirting Friday Royal Stuart. Wash blk Duck plaid Stuart washable grounds with Bright color. First floor. Plain Navy Blue and polka Dot voile. Friday Yard. 5c a Quantity Bat not enough for phone order. First floor. Loo wide Black taffeta silk Friday Yard voc a Strong heavy rustling pure silk free from Riding 30 in. Wide. First floor 40c Large Shepherd t n checks Friday Yard. Ivc Bleck and Whit. Blue and White. Tan and and White. Stylish Dlay pm Weare. 69c children s rompers a _ Friday tor45c broken lot of children Blo chambray rompers piped with red. Second floor. 7sc to 98c women s Corset covers and a _ drawers friday55c Nain Sook Corset corer and drawers with lace and embroidery trimming tucks and Briar stitching. A second floor. I so to 2sc women s t a neckwear Friday for. Luc net. Bilk and embroidery bows. Plaid tech 8rarf embro4d.red and coloured striped collars and embroidered dutch coolers some sues broken and some Are boiled. 3 for 25c. A first floor. $1.25 r. Amp o. Corsets Friday for Batiste and Coutil dip hip corsets with Boas supporters attached excellent models with slight imperfection. A second floor. 79c upholster ies and rugs just for Friday. Doubt Width Mosquito netting slightly Imp Jerfee 8 Yard. Bamboo porch Shade. 6x8, 49#. 1.25 Bamboo porch shades 8x8. 69#. Creyonne covered stoop seat. 9# ji.19 Bamboo Tabouret 69# 5.t to seat. 9#. Tea. 69#. Of Fibre rugs. 2x3 Yards $169 2sc embroidered Wash beatings t q Friday Yardic a first floor. 2sc and 69c Friday Yard 15c ail d 39c a Inch White saah ribbon and hair ribbon to a first floor. Match. Picture frames Friday for one half. Were 65c to $24.00. Now 37c to $12.00 Boom Are slightly shopworn. A fifth floor. Stamped Corset cover Friday for1/c Good designs on Floe Quality Nain Sook floor. Creyonne Pillow slips a Friday fori5c attractive designs ready for use. A third floor. Soc and 7sc shirtwaist and Kimonos Friday tor2vc broken iou of Black and Biu. Checked. Plaid polka Dot and Plain White Lawn want with front fastenings also Black or Navy Blue polka Dot and Plain rink Short Kimono. No phone or c. O. D. Order. Only two to a buyer. A third floor. Soc men s underwear 1a Friday for Jevc Pine Balbriggan shirt Short sleeve. The Quot Otis a make aim 34 to 44. Main floor. Annex. children s Stock logs Friday Buck and Tan ribbed Cotton Hose with double knee All Aries Fleet floor. 2sc women s ribbed t a underwear Friday for. .1 pc hike ribbed Urie therod Vest or ribbed cot. Knee Pant. Firm floor. W ton men s Wash ties Friday for. 12c a main floor. Annex. 2sc men s Arm bands t Friday a main floor. Annex. $2.s0 to $3.s0 Para a q sols Friday a to a broken assortment of Light Blue. Pink Corn. Whit and Copenhagen silk parasols a first floor. Children s hats Friday for one half. Straw and Duck hats and Tam of Shantey. Boy clothing department second Flo notions just for Friday. 5c Pearl Button. 8# Dot in. 6c Collar supporters 3#. / 10c Linen thread. 8#. 6c Smith s bin Label Needles. 8#. A pint floor. 81.80 and $1.98 Kitchen tables slightly damaged. Each $1.00. 35c. Extension window screens 24-in. High. Each. 29#.82.50 Toledo steam cookers $1.86. $4.50 Toledo steam cooker $2.96. S7.60 Toledo steam cookers $8.76. 9c. Folding clothes horse 68# 98c. 8mooth-Flntah ironing boards 6 feet site. Each. 69# 82.89 6-qt. Billiard Freeser. $1.60 84.76 8-qt. Snow Ball Freeser $258 $5.25 10-qt Gem Freezer. $275 basement specials i Quantity limited $6.75 14-qt. Bill tsar Freezer $8.98. 19c. Sleeve boards. Each to. 1.25 Nursery chairs. 96#. $1.20 Dosen unhandled cups Ani Saucer. Pair 4#. 7c. Vegetable dishes. Each 2#. $1.98 German China Bone dishes. Dosen. 75#. 10c. Alcohol stoves 6#. 89c. Decorated sugar and creams. 26#. 48c. Decorated China puff boxes 26#. $1.50 decorated China puff boxes to. A basement. Hutzler Brothers Stowe closes daily at 5 o clock saturday at i o clock 25c veiling at 12k Yard Cool veiling in dots k Plain a fancy meshes. Black Navy Brown a White a Black. Today d tomorrow Only at this Price. Main a two Day Sale of Young menus amp boys summer suits a limited Quantity of excellently made Light weight suite for Young men a boys. A few sizes of course Are missing but you will be More Likely to find the size you want a at a Gratifying Price for today and tomorrow. 815 suits sizes 32 to 37, now $7.96. $18, 820 a $22.50 suits Sixes 82 to 86. Special at $18.60. $25, $27.50 a $30 snits sizes 88 to 86, a $18. Boys Madras shirts amp. Blouses $1.50 fancy a White Madras blouses $1 98c. Fancy Madras blouses at 79c. $1.60 Madras shirts for $1 / $1 Madras shirts for 75c. \ $1 figured Lawn waists at 79c made of Good White ground Lawn neatly figured in Brown Blue a Pink fashioned with plaits three Quarter sleeves turned Back cuffs band Down the front a turned Down Collar with a Wall of Troy design in slightly Darker Shade than figures in the body of the Waist. Sizes 34 to 44. A special Sale of aids to summer Comfort timely prices on Little toilet necessities that add so much to your Comfort during the hot weather months. Concentrated coolness sweetness a cleanliness in Many forms a All below the customary prices. Special prices on soaps creams a lotions Talcum powders perfumes a sachets tooth preparations hair tonies rubber Good manicuring requisites brushes of All kinds celluloid Combs ammonia a Witch Hazel. Men s White Negligee shirts 79c each or 3 for $2.25 made of White Madras with neat self Ocolor stripes figures a plaids have attached or detached cuffs some Are made in the favorite a be oath style sizes 14 to 18 inches Neckband. All fresh new goods of a Quality that we can sincerely recommend. For today d tomorrow Only at this Price a remember we close St i x. M. On saturdays. Tue Sun win Bidmead to Roo Riv warn Abdeh a no a end it. Wedding Partite ims and other my at Monal Toter Wka tax dam a at take press to for the a seeker new Quot column. To item rim old by Tudor with the Nam and Addry it the tasks be. For publication Bat a a Sutter it soot Faith. Stet whether you prof a the a to appear Tath sunday or Dally Taoa personal. The Sun Job printing office Sun Square the bathing is Fine at Tol go War. Cool Tow Ca Ute look. Go with a or. Nathaniel w. James jr., who has been spending the last two weeks St the country place of his parents or. And mrs Nathaniel w. James near Catonsville will return today to his borne St mount Stirling North Carolina. F messes. Walter p. Montague and Henry Swindell left yesterday for Atlantic City where they will spend ten Days. Or. And mrs. Clymer Whyte 201 Ridge Wood Road Roland Park have gone to Atlantic City where they will spend a fortnight at the Brighton. Or. John Armstrong of Philadelphia who for the past six months has been living it the Broxton on Park Avenue is now in new York state for a Short visit. Miss Belle s. Cocks has returned to Melrose farm her Home near Cockeysville after a abort visit to Ham Ledune the Beautiful country place of or. And mra. Frank s. Hambleton near Lutherville. Or. Henry Bogue jr., 848 Park Avenue will sail tomorrow on the Haverford from Philadelphia for Liverpool and spend the remainder of the summer travelling on the continent miss Virginia c. Cebell Tyson has returned to her Home in this City from a Short visit to friends in Philadelphia. Miss Mildred Dulany 7 West Preston Street who la spending the summer with her Mother mrs. Walter Dulany at their cottage at Monterey is visiting miss Sally love at Loveton her country place near Timonium. Miss Mary Hoge of Washington who Baa been visiting her brother in us and sister or. And mrs. Frederick Adams 8vge, at their cottage at Chattolanee la now the guest of friends in the Blue Ridge mountains and will leave next week for Warrenton a. Judge Daniel Giraud Wright is at North Hatley Canada for july and August. Mrs. John Gill and her daughter mrs. G. B. Hazlehurst end miss Agnes Gill Are visiting mrs. Gills other daughter mrs. James m. Thompson at her Home in new London Conn. General Oil who Bas been spending several weeks at Carlsbad Austria is expected Home july 17. Messes. Thomas j. Morgan William j. And Leo Bowel of Baltimore Are spending a few weeks at Tbs Home of or. Morgan s parents Midland Allegany county. Mrs. A. W. Dove and her son Paul Dove 2909 8t. Paul Street will spend the remainder of the summer at Braddock Heights my. Mrs. William Farrell is spending the summer at the hotel traymore Atlantic City. Mrs. G. F. Eubank and mias Mary rut Sll Neale who have been visiting miss Fannie Robinson 1602 St. Paul Street left wednesday for a trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. Or. John Turner. 1814 North Charles Street is at the Gadsby House Atlantic City. Prof. William f. Thirds the former conductor of the Haydn musical association is on his annual visit to Oakland my. Or. And mrs. H. Carbart Bulmer will close their House at 1423 weat Lavala Street tomorrow and accompanied by their daughter. Miss Francis and Eon h. Selmer jr., will spend the remainder of the summer at the Oakland hotel Oakland. Maryland. Mrs. James d. Mcconkey mra James w. Murphy. Mrs. Fannie Miller mrs. Anna Mitchell and miss Mary roes have opened their cottage at Rock Hall for the summer. Or. And mrs. Joseph f. Falter will leave sunday morning for Niagara Falls and Detroit to attend the confectioners convention. Miss Grace Lepper 1620 John Street. Sailed wednesday on the teutonic for Paris and other Pointa in Europe. Mrs. John m. Spencer and miss Lizzie j. Spencer Are at Atlantic City. Mrs. Lucre tis e. Haase. Miss Edrice has and miss Lula dolby have gone to Cheeter md., where they will spend the Sommer. Miss Aiu Nordhoff and mias Celeste Duffy have gone to Aberdeen to spend a week. Miss Anoia Cushing and mrs. James f. Hughes Ara stopping at the Iroquois hotel Atlantic City for a month. Or. And mrs. Alfred i. Hart of North Carey Street with their son Melbourne have been spending the past to Days at the Doreen hotel Atlantic City. Mise a. Page Reid and miss Beetle Porter 13 West eager Street sailed yesterday for England on the steamship Toronto of the Wilson Une. They will go directly to London to visit the boys Academy and from there to the English lakes where they will spend August returning Home about the Middle of september. Or. A. W. Walker la spending a few weeks at Bedford a. Mrs. H. D. Caskey Baa gone to Denver col., for the summer. Miss France Ann Bosler of wa1 Brook la visiting mrs a. A. P. Neel at Lewisburg w. A. Miss Henrietta l. Slicer and her sister Flora Are spending a few week with their cousins the misses Willey near Easton. Or. And mrs William g. Miller and miss Edith w. Miller 2629 North Cherie Street have removed to their cottage in North Asbury Park n. J., where they will reside in the future. Or. O. Canby Robinson formerly of Baltimore. But now living in Philadelphia has been visiting his Mother mrs. Edward a. Robinson who with her daughters. Misses Esther Aud Alice Robinson Are spending july near Fallston Harford county before going to Punta neck and the whits mountains for August and september. Mise Teresa Furlong has returned from a visit to her aunt. Mrs t. F. Heaps of Pikesville Harford county. Miss Louise Miller of Sayner Avenue and mrs. Kate r. Hammer of York pa., Are spending the summer with mrs Miles Haffly of Renovo a. Miss Rosalia e. Murray 1838 West la Fayetta Avenue who Baa been visiting in Washington will spend july and August at Long Corner near mount airy. Or and mrs. William e. Alford. Miss Martha b. W. Alford and mra. W. Stanley Alford will leave today for a 10-Day trip to new York and Boston. Or. Alford goes As a Delegate to the convention of Tbs National association of master plumbers. Or. And mrs. Spetzler and daughters will spend the summer at Ocean City my. Or. And mrs. James m. Easter and two sons sailed last week from new York and will spend the summer travelling la Europe. Mrs. F. Thompson her Eon. Robert Reynolds Thompson and sister miss Helen Reynolds of Newark n. J., Wili spend july at Atlantic City. Miss Helen l. Wetxel of Baltimore Sang at the Southern methodist episcopal Church at Staunton va., last sunday. Or. And mrs. Albert Rosenheim Ara spending a fortnight at Tbs grand hotel Mackinac Island Michigan. Miss Mary l. Collen of Arcadia md., left monday to take up a summer course at Colombia University new York. Or. And mrs. S. Bernard november Ara among the Baltim oreans at the Chalfont. Atlantic City. Mrs. Meyer Schwarts and Ber daughter. Miss e. Ruth Schwarts 2539 Mcculoh Street Are spending Tho summer at Delta Green Spring Valley society or. And mrs. William b. Horst will return today to their cottage at Chattolanee after a weeks cruise on their yacht Baron and Baroness Moncheur who spent june at the Chattolanee hotel Hare gone to York Harbor for the remainder of the season. Baron Moncheur is the minister from Belgium. Or. Gustavus Ober jr., who Arith his parents or. And mrs. Robert obey 1� i spending the summer at their cottage at Chattolanee has returned from a Short Ria it to Atlantic . G. Bernard Fenwick la spending the summer at Avalon inn. Mrs. Mordecai Dawson to Ion and her Eon. Or. James Wood Tyson 3rd, Are stopping at Avalon inn. Or. Lloyd o. Millar who spent the fourth at the Home of his parents or. And mrs. Dec tor Howard Miller near Rogers station has returned to Philadelphia where he has been residing for the past six months. Min Edith Clairs Dulaney who was the guest of bar brother in Law and Slater or. And mrs. Herman e. Boater at their cottage at Chattolanee for june la visiting at Hyson sport Meas. Or. And mrs. Cecil c. Sockman returned yesterday to the Chattolanee hotel where they Are spending the summer after a week a visit to Atlantic City where they went in their motorcar. Mrs. Howard Ellison who Baa been visiting her father or. Joseph u. Foard at his country place in the Valley bag returned to Ber Home in Philadelphia and has a her guest her sister in Law mrs. Addison k. Foard of Stevenson. Mrs. William Reed 871 Park Avenue la among the recent arrivals at the Chattolanee hotel. R mrs. Henry b. Keyser with the misses Keyser 1121 North Charles Street who spent june at Atlantic City have arrived at the Chattolanee hotel where they will spend the remainder of Tbs summer. At pot and Kettle club. Doctor and mrs. Cooper r. Drewry entertained a number of friends last evening at the pot and Kettle club on the Frederick Road. Catonsville at dinner. New simmer social Register. The summer social Register has been issued by the social Register association of new York City. It gives a Register of the summer Homes of the principal society Folk of this City and Tbs Southern and Northern cities. In addition it Baa Tho names of the principal boating and yacht club with the owners of the various ship. Harford boat club festival. Arrangements for the entertainment to be Given by the Harford boat club Tomor Row Are rapidly nearing completion and the prominent women who have charge Are trying to make it successful. Launches will meet the express at Bush River station on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Many boating parties have been formed for the afternoon and evening and supper will be served at the clubhouse in addition to a fair and festival. The committee of ladles la composed of mrs. Walter w. Preston mrs. Bertram n. Stomp mra w. Boyd Bell. Mra Archibald Stirling �?T, mrs. Alexis Shriver mra 8. Carer Street mra Edward Dietrich in. Cherie Shew in. W. N. At Well min Rush William the mime William of Stoneleigh allo i Tom. Stirling Kanji Mun ii rib it men and Fanny Michael. Passengers for Boston. Passengers who sailed last night on the merchants and miners steamship Juniata rapt. James c. James for Boston were in and about town Alaa aae far Balli a a to big Day is # s i uss Street Light in Friday. Street lights oat saturday. . Att am. High water. A am . La . Calculations a premed in Eastern Standard time j fir fall i phases of the Moon of j Cly. i laquarter.-. Bom13th i new Moon. A a a a a a a ass marriage licenses or and mra. K. Uttel. W h. H. Stowell. R. U. Cure. Charter r. Peck. Hrim Ann. H. Bosh an. Col r. P. Chew a. F. Brown f a. Min or. Frank Mcknight or. In at Wall. G. F. Smithers w. E. Moth a ahead. K. Ryan. Mrs w. W. Birny. S. D. Bateman Anni c. Flab booms i o. Francia. Lui Slattery t. H. Hooper w. 8 now ton. Blanch Morley Watson. Roberta. Mer he. 8. Brig Tham. A. G. Wellington. Min Oil per. Julia a. Lippett a. Slicer. Mary it. Lippett amp. Kieckhoefer a Brigham f. Wellington. Motor. Ixonia c. Lipp to o. A. Holme. Minn i Lippett m. Mclaughlin. Laona Brigham Murray. Snowden. Mary Miller o. Maldor. Emily e. Miller or. Ida Bauer Walsh i a a hirer. M. Mcghee or. R Phelps but nor. Edwin Orr h. E. Holme in. Henderson. A. G. Wellingham. W. Darto m. P. Chew. Hamilton. W. H. Francia. Issued by the clerk of to court of c Ona no pleas. The following marriage licenses were la sued in this City yesterday the Persona residing in Baltimore an Leas otherwise stated Bat no bk�?w1etham . T. Brunner 21, Ellicott City my. Rosa Letham Mer 22. Crobo a Helve. A Joaeph b. Cuneo. 17 Lillian c. Heifer 18. Applicant Joaeph bae Galupo 1044 Eastern Avenue. t. Collins. 28 Bailie m. Morris 18. Applicant. Kate Collins 1440 Carroll Street. Dixon a Geoghegan. A Andrew j. Dixon. 23 Minnie m. Geoghegan. 18. Applicant g. Oliver Maag 1711 Belt Avenue. Of a liw Otoku to Zea a Frank h. Fulling ton. 31. Buffalo n. Y. Carri Tizer 80, Hagerstown. Green 22. Hagerstown Mary 81ndler. 23. Applicant Harry Zingelman 1127 East Baltimore Street. Heine Max of a bib. A George h. Henne Man. 29. 934 Milton place Edith o Brien 18. Pfeifauf 6 Katherine Block 20. Applicant t. Boat Ion 426 West Cross Street. Phillips Todd. A Harry r. Phillips 22, 134 North Kenwood Avenne Edith f. Todd 19. Rosendale Morgan a Georgs c. Rosendale 20 Minnie m. Morgan 18. Applicant theres peach 228 South Fulton Avenue. Be Brease Geisman. A Frank b. Sebree 23, 1227 Scott Street Emma a. Oela Man 18, _ Outing for 9�ctury boys. Rev. Thorns j. Kenny of St. Mary a. Star of the sea Catholic Church Riverside Avenue and Clement Street took Bis 48 Sanctuary boy on an Outing yesterday to ferry Grove Back River. The Day was spent in boating and bathing at the Shore. Beat woman with shovel if is 914 Edward Miller coloured 368 Rogers Are Nae was committed to jail for two years yesterday by Justice Granno at the Central police station on Tbs charge of assaulting and beating Martha Johnson also coloured with a colonel Atkinson better. Col. John w. Atkinson a merchant of Wilmington n. C., who was recently operated on for internal trouble by or. Hugh h. Young at Johns Hopkins Hospital is said to be rapidly improving. Colonel Atkinson is 78 years old. A a pm Quot a. To operate of Admiral Drake. Rear Admiral Franklin j. Drake. United states Navy who has been at Johns Hopkins Hospital for several Days suffering from internal trouble will be operated upon this morning by or. Hugh h. Young of that Hospital. Ladies 4-gored Petticoat paria Patter no. 2477�?All Seama allowed. Sinclair Harraway. Or. Arthur t. Sinclair and Mina Gladys c. Haddaway both of Tilghman a Island were married at 2 of clock yesterday afternoon at the Home of mrs. H. Gibson. 1507 8outh Charles Street. Rev. Kemmet g. Murray performed the ceremony. Miss Maude c. Sinclair was bridesmaid and or. Reese s. Haddaway was beat Man. Those who were in attendance were mra j. H. Gibson miss Mette e. Gibson. Miss Roberta m. Gibson miss Violet Gibson miss Elizabeth 8. Freeman miss lefties a. Haddaway mias France w. Gibson and or. D. B. Sinclair. Or. And mra. Sinclair left for the Adirondacks. Where they will spend their honeymoon. Statue May cause trouble Effort a to keep Calvert off Coart Shoaee Steps Bein made. If the present plans of the society of co Lelal War Ara carried into effect the tutus of Cecilius Calvert which in being finished by Weigert the new York sculptor will be placed on the Steps of the court House in the Early fall. A committee consisting of or. De Conrey w. Thorn or. Howard Sill and several other members of the society went to new York last Friday to inspect the Model in Clay of Tbs statue which the artist has finished. They were Natl fled with the result and the sculptor has orders to proceed with the work. A plaster cast is to be made from which another Frame is made for the Broos casting. While the society la making prepare tons a number of Baltim oreans Are outlining a plan to prevent the placing of the statue on the courthouse Steps because they say that la not the place for it. An Effort to prevent the society from securing the right to place the Sutu there was made when the matter was before the municipal Art commission and the courthouse commission but failed. Now they plan to introduce an ordinance in the City Council when that body convenes in september to prevent the placing of the figure of the Steps. Or. Howard Sill said Yea Keiday a Kwa do not anticipate any difficulty a to the alts. We have gone through All the regular channels and secured the right hardly think the Council will vote to pre vent the status being placed there even if it has the do. Leo 0. Scheurich honoured give banquet by fellow member of holy Cross lyceum. The members of the holy Cross lyceum gave a banquet last night at hotel Junker in Honor of their fellow member or. Leo g. Scheurich who was graduated with honors from the University of Maryland school of Madic Lna last month and was Given the appointment of resident Phy Alden at Bayview Asylum. To the tuna of America of an orchestra the members marched to the dining room which was decorated with Brilliant Colora and red Wolta and Blue lights. The guests in addition to or. Scheurich were or. August Scheurich hts father and revs. Charles Damer Andrew Engelhard and Andrew a. Mihm. Or. Edward a. Weller was toastmaster. The committee of arrangements consisted of Mesera Edward a. Weller John f. Appel Joseph s. Bopp George a. Frank and William h. Kaltenbach. During the banquet entertainment was furnished by the members of the lyceum minstrels. Or. Welter made an address and presented to or. Scheurich a set of pocket instruments. Addressee were also made by revs. Darner and Engelhard and messes Bopp and Appel. The menu was served under the supervision of or. George Junker. Or. Levering goes West will attend both Young people Aad prohibit i on tat convention. Or. Joshua Levering left his summer Home at Lake Sutton last night to attend the Baptist Young people a convention which will open at Cleveland. Ohio this afternoon. A will make a in of the principal addresses he is one of the governors of the a laymen s missionary monday or. Levering will go to Columbus where he will attend the National convention of the prohibition party returning to Baltimore about the first of next week. Free Rattaff for coloured Folk. The free Bummer excursion society took coloured mothers and children to Chester Wood yesterday on the Steamer Latrobe. Two meals were served and milk was furnished the babies. Fine Cambric Nain Sook Muslin or Jae Onet Are the materials that Are ordinarily used for Tho summer Petticoat. The one illustrated however is just As adaptable to the Petticoat of bilk but of made of this latter material the flounce is usually of plaited silk or lace. This flounce May to eliminated if desired Tho skirt ending with the Dost raffle of the material. The flounce is of deep embroidery or lace edging of the Petticoat be of washable material headed by a Row of ribbon run Bead Long. The pattern in in eight size�?22 to 36 inches Waist measure. For 26 Waist the Petticoat made a illustrated requires 6 4 Yards of material 20 inches wide 8 4 Yards 36 inches wide or so Yard 42 inches wide each with 4% Yards of Floun cing 21 inches wide. 2% Yards of beading and 4% Yards of ribbon. Width of lower Edge of Gores about 2 4 Yards. The pattern May be obtained postpaid by bending to cents the number and size desired and the name and address to the fashion department of the sex Baltimore my. Tormenting eczema spread from child s Arm to ear and face All kinds of sabres and remedies met with no Success finally tortures yielded to Cuti Cura remedies a i had a lot of trouble with my Little girls eczema. 8b� had Boun a sufferer for some time. The a Casein started a Ber Arm Aad than it got on Hor face and Ems. We had our family doctor. Who treated her and did All be could. He gave Ber All kinds at salves and remedies but withe Success. The disease tormented bar so Abe would scratch Day and night. Than i read of what Cuti Cura bad Dane for other children. We used Cut mra soap and Cuti Cura ointment bandaging Ber so that the eczema would not spread Over Ber whole body. After using the cwt Oura remedies for a month Abe started to improve. I have used Cuti Cura soap for her since Abe was born and that with one Box of ointment cured her. I Ara glad she is cured and i always recommend the Cuti Cura remedies. Mrs. Lillie Bittner. 529 Ontario St. South Bethlehem pa., March is and april 15. fearful psoriasis lasted fear year. Irritation terrible. Cured by Ca Ticara. A my Dlee Aea wee pod Amie. It we particularly bad Case affecting me my head to my feet and the Irp wee terrible. I suffered for four off and on. I bad seen five doctors tried sundry remedies but none me any ease until i tried outdoors and ointment. My Case being a bad one it naturally took longer make a Good impression but after severing Day after Day for a seemed to make fair program. I can to use the Cuti Cura remedies july 1906, and my Ewe want about october of the mine year. Levy i Wink Laid bd., Wood at., England March 23