Term store hours change during period of heat
The store will close at 5 o clock during the heated term and on Saturdays close at 1 o'clock.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1906
Page
9
The store will close at 5 o clock during the heated term and on Saturdays close at 1 o'clock.
Continuation of August Sale features practically perfect bed blankets at savings of a quarter to a third. Mills discard only minor Second quality due to tiny flaws. Sizes range from crib to extra wide. colors include white red gray and plaid mixtures. Prices from 2.75 to 9.00 per pair plus crib blankets priced per pair. Second floor Eleventh St.
Undergarments for women draw buyers with low prices on gowns petticoats drawers chemises and corset covers. Hand made chemises in Percale and Bath, Drawers in French Percale, gowns in Nainsook, corset covers and petticoats feature embroidery and ruffles with prices ranging from 1.75 to 3.00 and 2.25 to 3.00 depending on style. Third Door Elaventh st.
A new shipment of Women s Two Eyelet Court Ties in patent kid and dull kid arrives with full size range for summer wear. Also on display are Misses Children s and Infants Roman Sandals with patent vamps and kidskin tops in hot weather styles Sizes and prices listed for several styles and finishes Third floor Ten th st.
Listings describe multiple baby record books and life narratives including HE Biography of Our cp Baby by Edmund Vance Cooke with illustrations by Bessie Collins Pease. Edition details include bindings in cloth silk Morocco and fancy bindings, prices from $3.00 to $9.00, offered by the Book Dept Main floor Tenth st.
Main floor goods include Listerine small bottle Sanitet Powder Paste and Liquid Wo RL Barbone Mouth Wash Physician and Surgeons Soap Culicura Soap and almond cream Eau de Quinine Tonic Optime Tooth Powder Cashmere Bouquet Soap Kingsbury's Freckle Remover Pinaud's Brilliantine headache cologne bottles.
Social and personal items report Miss Jean Clarkson of Haymarket Va wed Gen Thomas R Robertson of Charlotte N C in St Paul s Church Haymarket. Washingtonians follow Longworths touring Oyster Bay Bar Harbor and Newport with uncertain hotel plans. Numerous society arrivals and departures, weddings, and travels populate the capital scene with General Robertson s reception and Raleigh and Washington connections noted throughout.
The residence of the Rev. J. B. McLaughlin at 19 Fifth Street Northeast is cited as the couple’s wedding home for the present. They will stay with the bridegroom’s parents, then depart for the North and upon return reside at 425 Seventh Street Southeast.
William F Campbell Jr of Washington and Miss Hattie V Rausch a nurse at Columbia Hospital Washington D C secured marriage licenses in Washington and Baltimore last week and were married Saturday at noon. The ceremony was at Campbell's father's home 92 Bt Faul street with Rev Francis Powers S J of Loyola College officiating. Their initial attempt Thursday was halted by Catholic Church publishing bans on banns.
Edwin Stevens with Miss Marshall star in A Night Out at Chase's opening, delivering strong baritone work and sharp comedy. The program includes Schubert Quartet and Simpsons on instruments, plus The Rooney Sisters and other vaudeville acts. closing with A Thrilling Elopement. Also Stirring melodrama The Man of Her Choice at the Academy with a dramatic skin graft rescue scene.
Ralph Johnstone headlines the Luna Park program with daring bicycle feats on the Hippodrome floor at 4 and 9 15 pm. The Navassars Ladies Band draws praise in their final Luna performances and Miss Maa Louise Campbell is highlighted for her vocal artistry. Majestic Theater notes the Drury Grand Opera Company arrival delay and Cole Johnson’s August 20 opening.
Navy prepares the Atlantic fleet for a September 3 review by President Roosevelt aboard the Mayflower. Forty-five vessels with 1,178 guns and 812 officers will participate, supported by coal, provisions, and water reserves, under the command of Fighting Bob Evans.
Col Ernast A Garlington and Gen Stef. bar bdeen relieved from Fort Riley duties with transfers to proper stations. Many captains and majors detailed as observers at Camp Mabry Fort Riley Camp Roosevelt Mt Gretna Chickamauga and Fort Benjamin Harrison. A list of commissions and new assignments follows amid naval postings and upcoming fleet movements to China and Atlantic operations. Maryland troops train at Mount Gretna as National Guard instruction continues with Secretary Bonaparte and Newberry in schedule. Destroyers reach Rockport as flotilla arrives for duties.
The Navy rejected the lowest boiler bid for battleships New York and Massachusetts after a board review. On City Boiler Company protests that the Helena and Wilmington style boilers, used on the Asiatic Fleet, were misrepresented. Secretary Bonaparte asked Oil City firm to justify why their bid should not be dismissed. The Hohenstein bid was $40,000 lower than the Babcock & Wilcox option in use by the Navy for over a decade.
The Navy Board of Inquiry reports on the recent collision of the Indiana and Alabama off Bretton Reef near Newport Rhode Island. The volume review suggests possible negligence by several officers and the court of inquiry chaired by Captain Tiley sent to Washington for action. The Indiana required 25 days of repairs in New York after the incident.
Findings in the cases of Surgeons Pease and Brown charged with oribbing during examination for promotion were sent to Secretary Bonaparte yesterday. Proceedings may be acted on by him midweek. Defense attorneys filed exceptions to rulings, fueling belief among naval officers that the courts may have ruled against the officers. Brown and Pease were examined at the Washington Navy Yard and their papers showed similar answers, prompting a court-martial ordered after trials last week.
Charles L. Tutt, president of the United States Reduction and Refining Co known as the MIN Trust, sails off Washington coast aboard the yacht Anemone seeking a ten acre inland island he bought near the San Juan group off British Columbia. Reports say he returned to Bellingham unable to locate it. If the land does not exist he plans to sue the seller, who alleges the island sank during the April 18 earthquake that wrecked San Francisco.
Vice President Fairbanks accepted an invitation to speak at the opening of the Ohio State Colored Educational and Industrial Exposition in Columbus on August 25. Gov. Harris of Onis and Booker T. Washington are also slated to speak.
The Census Bureau in New York begins a two decade survey of divorces and separations. William H. Jarvis leads a large team to inspect court records and collect data on marriage details, causes, service of notice, alimony, children, and other factors for each case.
The Grand Army of the Republic encampment opens in Minneapolis with an anticipated 100000 veterans and friends in attendance. Debate expected over canteen removal from old soldiers homes and a possible deprecation resolution, plus discussions on a Henry Wirt statue. Reunions and receptions mark the first day as governors and leaders join in ceremonies.
A hot wave from the Ohio Valley is headed toward Washington and will arrive tomorrow. The Weather Bureau warns of heat rising to dangerous levels, promising a relief blow by Thursday night or Friday, with cooler conditions expected by Saturday.
Mrs. Patrick Sheedy and neighbor Bryan sparked a bizarre clash of two whip snakes by whistling different Irish tunes The Wearing of the Green and Boyne Water The snakes fought and then retreated to their refuges in a judge fined both men for engaging in the fracas in their yards
George RK Koonts aged 22 years? died of apoplexy at 700 Fourth Street Southeast Sunday. He was a longtime register clerk at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and son of Gen George S Koontz, once general agent for the Baltimore in this city. Funeral at his home at 4 pm with burial at Glenwood Cemetery.
Six thousand members of the American Federation of Labor petition President Roosevelt to intervene for Puerto Rican workers. They accuse the insular administration of siding with capital, suppressing strikes on sugar plantations, and barring nonunion labor, urging action to improve local labor conditions. President Gompers notes the appeal follows earlier complaints and likely referral to Puerto Rico.
Justice W. R Day of the United States Supreme Court and Senator John W Daniel of Virginia will speak at the dedication of the McKinley Memorial. The event, jointly sponsored by the city and county, occurs at the main entrance of the State House grounds on September 14, the fifth anniversary of President McKinley's death.
A Woodville Connecticut mother recounts her year long battle with severe facial sores in her one and a half year old son. After two doctors failed, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment per her aunt’s suggestion. Within two months the child’s sores faded and he regained health, with no recurrences reported. The testimonial emphasizes Cuticura’s life saving claim and mentions using one cake of Soap and three boxes of Ointment.
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