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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1906

Page

25

Return of Julia Dent Grant Shocks New York Society

First time since her marriage seven years ago the former Miss Julia Dent Grant returns to her homeland aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm. The Prince Cantacuzene with Princess Michael and their children arrive incognito in New York, greeted by crowds as they dock and tour Governors Island before heading to Mount Gretna to join Gen. Grant at camp.

Julia Dent Grant Haa Capital City Prince Princess Michael Cantacuzene Julia Dent Grant New York Prince Michael Princess Berthe Potter Palmer Coghlan Powhatan Governors Island Frederick Dent Grant Wallam Shallenberger Mary Josephine Haven Josephine Shallenberger Paul Sperry Sperry Bath

Men’s Furnishings Reduced Prices Displayed

Vacation month prompts a sale of men’s apparel with suits discounted to about half price. Negligee suits priced around 10 to 13.50 dollars, higher value items offered at further reductions. All sizes included in broader lots, offering substantial savings for business and professional men during a typically slow period.

Special Shirt Sale and Silk Ties at Reduced Prices

A limited selection of Neglige Shirts remains at lower prices than early season. Shirts priced at 1.00 each, down from 1.50. A special lot of club ties in all silk and silk-and-cotton effects offered at 235 cents each, previously 50 cents.

Bathing Suits and Straw Hats Sale at Main Spor-Fet

Stock replenished with Navy Blue Bathing Suits and black and navy options with stripe borders priced $1.50 to $5.00. Underwear lines complete from 25c. Straw Hats marked half price, including Panamas. Hat prices drop from $1.00 to 50c up to $7.00 to $3.50. Main Spor-Fet.

Table and Toilet Linens Supplied at Substantial Savings

Substantial, practical linens priced for everyday use in summer cottages. Bleached and cream damask, Irish damask pattern cloths, pillow and napkin sets, crash, linen towels, glass cloths, and ready-to-use towels in numerous sizes and finishes. specialties include Rub-Dry face towels at 12 ½ cents each and 66 dozen Scotch linen crash bath towels. many items offered as value picks for parties and small teas.

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Coughs and the doctor on cherry peat or tors

A fragmentary ad advises consulting a physician about a coughing history and asking about taking Ayer's Cherry Pepper tors. The readable lines suggest a medical or patent remedy pitch, urging reader action and doctor involvement.

Ayer AvoxCo

Notable Washingtonians Enjoy Summer Plans and Society Events

Colton Janda and Colton’s venture will stop at Colonial Beach for two weeks with Capt. Arthur helming and Mr. McCarty as chef. Senator and Mrs. Murray Crane plan to sail for Europe on August 7, returning October 1. Bernard Carter left New York for Europe with his sons, Rev. George Calvert Carter and Bernard M. Carter, and will visit his son Joan Ridgely Carter in London. Washington figures attend gatherings in Round Hill and a League of American Pen Women meeting appoints delegates for the Denver convention, with Mrs Virginia King Frye chair and several members named as delegates and alternates. Meanwhile, Mrs Oldberg hosts a garden party at her Chevy Chase home, and Mrs H A Politinborn enjoys a seaside two-week stay. Mrs Charles S Wooden, fresh from the South, heads to White Sulphur Springs for summer with sister Miss Susie Kendall.

Joseph Loughran Ninth Street Southeast Teresa Mary John Foley St Peter's Roman Catholic Church Father Gallon New Hampshire Avenue Daniel Lamont Europe Mai McCawley Washington Bar Harbor W. J. O'Donnell Atlantic City W. PD Mazen Hast Capitol Street City Douglas Robinson Corinne Douglas Robinson Douglas ‘Robinson Herkimer County Charles G. Ayres Emily Dearborn Ayres Philippines New Mathewson Warragansett R. I Fairfax Ayres York Harbor Narragansett Janda Colton's Lower River Landings Colonial Beach Capt Arthur Mr. McCarty Murray Crane Bernard Carter New York George Calvert Carter Bernard M. Carter League of American Pen Women Public League International League of Press Clubs Denver Colo Virginia King Frye Julietta MM." Sabbitt Christine Walton Dunlap Marian Longfellow O'Donoghue la Salle Corbell Pickett Elizabeth A Hyde Mattie Hamilton Filck Rachel Tongate Beck Mary B. Torrance Vivian A. B. Henderson Moore Murdock B. Cora de Puy H. A. Politinborn Charles 8. Wooden White Sulphur Springs Susie Kendall

Earl Grey Sees Regatta at St John’s

Carl Grey and Gov. MacGregor returned to St Johns after two days of salmon fishing taking thirty fish on five rods. The Earl and Countess attended the annual regatta and were warmly welcomed. He presented prizes for the committee and promised to return next year.

St Johns Newfoundland Carl Grey Gov. MacGregor

Retired Army Captain Leads Arlington National Cemetery

Captain Andrew B Drum, longtime superintendent of Arlington National Cemetery, lies critically ill at the Lee Mansion after a May 30 Decoration Day overexertion. A Pennsylvanian by birth and Civil War veteran father, Drum joined the regular army and led the cemetery for fourteen years. His son Andrew B Drum Jr serves in the Marine Corps.

Andrew B. Drum Arlington Lee Mansion Capt. Drum Greensboro Simon Drum Pennsylvania Regular Army National Cemetery Andrew B. Drum, Jr Marine Corps

Love Conquers Ambition as Nurse Weds Canadian Suitor

Miss Cora Madden, a trained nurse from Napanee, Ontario, marries William H. Schuster of Belleville after pursuing a nursing career at Columbia Hospital. The ceremony occurred yesterday at the Church of the Incarnation rectory in Washington, with Rev. William Tayloe Snyder officiating. The couple plans a brief trip to Atlantic City and Old Orchard Beach before returning to Belleville.

Cora Madden William H. Schuster Belleville Ontario Canada Church of the Incarnation Schuster Schuster Cost and Lumber Company Miss Madden Napanee Judge Madden Cora Washington Columbia Hosbl A Jay Madden Slater Mr. Schuster William Tayloe Snyder Atlantic City Old Orchard Beach

Wilson's Secret Mission Tour Began In City

Secretary Wilson departed the city on an inspection tour with undisclosed eastern routes likely starting in Philadelphia. The secrecy aims to deter packers from altering conditions before his arrival to ensure a clear impression of the planned visit.

Secretary of Agriculture Wilson Philadelphia

Deluge of Ambition and Blackmail in Textile and Coal Schemes

Matthew Bucktocs streams of intrigue unfold as a broker aims for the inner elite, marries Anita Ettersly against Roebuck and Langdon’s designs, and manipulates Textile alert into National Coal. A climactic financial crisis hits, exposing deceit, power, and a brutal struggle with the market and public.

Matthew Bucktocs Talhonaire Roebuck Langdon-Melvitte Anita Ettersly Avarite Mney Roebuck Langdon Anita Gambing-House Jon Healey Blackrock Linder Mira Antes Blacklock Iwatehing

Love and High Finance in a Wall Street Reign of Gamble

A financier narrator recounts a market plunge and his shift from gambler to respected adviser. He defends his actions as self-preservation amid debt, reorganization looming in days, and a changing public image. He criticizes morality in finance while detailing the pressures of collateral, stock equity, and rising costs for workers.

Blacklock and Company New York Mangan The Herald Old Ellersly Mgr. Blacklock Anita Roebuck Downiswn Ing Hedj Lone Wall Street

The Choice That Made a Home and Hope for Me

A man reflects on a violent era of property rights, then narrates a personal ascent. After a tense scene with Anita and her furious parents, she refuses them and chooses him. He basks in a newfound home life and quiet triumph, harboring hopeful feelings about their future together.

Anita Willoughby Mrs. Ellersly Sanders

Miraculous Cure by Cuticura Remedies

A parent recounts a six month old with severe eczema covering the body. After failing with multiple doctors, Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent produced marked improvement within ten days and full recovery within ten weeks. Testimonial from F. Hohrath, president of the Hohrath Company, Bethlehem, Pa.

Lora Calia F. Hohreth C. L. Hohrath Company Tone South Bethlehem Cutleura Baan Ointenent Chem Topas Krakaey

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