Woodward and Lothrop To Close Early Nationally
Woodward and Lothrop stores in New York Washington and Paris will close daily at 1 o clock. The 1 o clock closing on Saturdays starts July 9. The store will be closed all day Monday July 4.
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Woodward&Lothrop
New York
Washington
Paris
Rom
Edwin M. Coates
Coates
C. de F. Chandler
Ope
Fort Siworth
Kans
Rosenfeld
Friday Special Remnant Sale in Men’s Suits and Hats
Remnant Friday offers 40 men’s and young men’s two piece suits at 14.75 down from 18 20, plus 7 cheviot suits in 37 and 40 at 11 75, long trousers suits from 12 50 to 8 75, and assorted underwear and hose at deep discounts. Straw hats on clearance across main floor with prices from 1.00 to 4.75, plus muslin underwear bargains on third floor lasting through the week.
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Pest
Rey An Rown
Ene Enna
Tenth St
Friday Specials in Linen Department
An odd lot of Table Linens including scarfs doilies tea cloths and napkins soiled from display offered at 25 to 34% less than regular prices. Two fine damask table cloths as is 2x2 yards for 3.75 dollars was 10.00. 214x3 yards 7.50 was 22.50. 48 inch Linen Tussah in colors 50 cents a yard was 1.25. 48 inch Linen Diagonal 50 cents was 1.00. Second seventh street.
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Second Seventh Street
Friday Special in Children’s Drawers
A sale of children’s muslin drawers and knickerbocker styles offered at multiple reduced prices. Includes infants’ diaper supporters and muslin skirts with embroidery trims, all discounted to fractions of a dollar.
Boys' All-Wool Suits at Special Price
Special lot of boys all-wool suits in various styles with knickerbocker trousers sizes 7 to 17. Special price seven fifty each, formerly eight fifty to twelve fifty. Third floor Ten th street.
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Tenth St
Friday special in boys' blouses and hats sale
Frugal sale highlights boys blouses in sizes 7 to 16 with sail or ejon collars and short sleeves priced 5e to 1 50. Milan braid hats for children offered in sailor and middy styles, white straw and bound edges cut from 2 50 to 1. Milk scarfs for straw or duck hats come in plaid or plain colors, reduced from 1 00 and 3 60 to 1 0e.
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Milan
Tenth St
Cotton Dress Goods Remnants at Deep Discounts
A sale offers 300 remnants of imported and domestic cotton dress fabrics at substantial reductions from regular prices. Items include 12 12¢ Lawns, Dotted Swiss, Himalaya Cloth and more, with lengths suitable for waist, skirt, dressing sacque, child’s dress, and boys’ suit. Prices range from a few cents per yard.
Knit Vests and Children’s Combina tion Suits Sale
A sale offering women’s Swiss ribbed sleeveless vests with low necks at special price 124¢ each. Also 17 sleeveless vests trimmed with lace, and 21 porous knit combination suits for children in sizes 24, 26, and 28 with a 50c reduced frame to 5c each.
Black Dress Goods Sale on Second Floor
Reduced prices on 44 inch Prunella Tussah Volte and English Whipcord yardages. Festooned discounts include 44 inch Tussah Royal and striped Wool Taffeta at substantial cuts. Priced per yard with quantities and floor location noted, on the second floor G Street.
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Jasoe-inc
Priestley’s
Priestley
Lupin
G St
Shoe Department Clearout Offers Women’s Oxford Ties
Small lot of Women’s Oxford Ties in varied sizes and eyelet styles reduced from high prices to $1.50 to $3 per pair. Also 12 pairs of Women’s Oxford Ties with two or three eyelets, sizes 31 2 to 7TAA 3, now $1.50 a pair. Boys’ Patent Leather Oxfords on swing last with Goodyear well sole, sizes 1 to 5 1 2, reduced to $1.00 per pair. Third floor Tentk street.
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Oxford
Tentk St
Imported Linen Taffeta and Drapery Fabrics Sale
Readable sale listing notes 300 yards of Imported Linen Taffeta in natural pink blue and yellow suitable for curtains walls 75c per yard value 2.25. 2 pairs White Irish Point Lace Curtains reduced to 3.75 per pair. 3 pairs Fancy Fish Net Curtains reduced from 500 to 3. 1 Arabian and Marie Antoinette Lace Bed Set with full valance damaged. window screens 30 inches high reduced to 3c each. 6 natural finish hardwood screen doors 1 1 8 inch frame reduced to 175 each. other cretonnes muslins draperies and upholstery fabrics offered 1 3 to 1 2 less than regular prices Fourth floor-6 at.
Friday Special in Women's Lisle Thread Hose
Catalog note lists multiple women’s lisle thread hose styles with 35¢ pricing and bulk deals. Includes black gray and pink hues, double soles, spliced heels, lace effects, and reduced per-pair prices. Also advertises baby cribs folding toys and a white canvas coach hammock with price cuts. Location: Fourth floor Eleventh St.
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Eleventh St
Washington dinner honors Fletcher appointee to Chile
Senor Yoacham Hos to minister Fle senor alberto Yoacham charge d affaires hosts dinner at Metropolitan Club for Henry Prather Fletcher recently named United States minister to Chile. Attendees include Chandler Hale A P Andrew John Barrett Frederick Chapin and many others. Fletcher plans Atlantic trip via Buenos Aires to Santiago with Sir Gerard Lowther the British minister. Other society notes cover Taft family travel and local weddings and social events across Newport Hot Springs and coastal retreats.
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Enor Alberto Yoacham
Buenos Aires
Andes
Santiago
Mr. Fletcher
Sir Gerard Lowther
Washington
Misa Alice Blight
Divorce granted to Mrs. Drewitz in Cincinnati
Millionaire widow Mrs. Ogden Drewitz Drewitz, widow of Franty Ogden, won a divorce after four attempts. She vows to use her wealth to aid women seeking freedom from cruel husbands and plans to back a Ohio bill against slander by ex spouses. She has donated 11000 for a national fund run by the Ohio Humane Society.
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Gussie Ogden
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio Humane Society
Ogden J
United States
Ogden
Drewitzes
London
James Bryce
Reform Moves to Reorganize Lighthouse Service Under Putnam
Commissioner Putnam assumes duties today as civilian head of the lighthouse bureau. He seeks drastic reform amid earlier army navy resistance and a pending overhaul ordered by Congress. Rear Admiral Marix, retiring chairman, pledges support as Putnam begins transformation and may relocate to New York.
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Trude
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Navy
Lighthouse Board
Marix
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Taft
Washington
Beverly
Iit
Congress
Martz
Ttnam
New York
Naval officers anxious over fourteen retirement envelopes
Fourteen voluntary retirement applications lie unopened on Acting Secretary Winthrop’s desk. If confirmed, no compulsory retirements will be needed this year, as fourteen is the current required turnover for the active list. Papers must reach the President before actions are taken.
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Winthrop
Navy to test underwater coal storage at New London
The Navy Department will soon begin an experiment at New London Connecticut to see if coal preserves better when stored under water than on land. If successful storage methods under water reduce losses, coal beds could be built at numerous U S coal stations changing current outdoor piling practices.
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Navy Department
New London
Minister Killed In Auto Near Fostoria Ohio
Upper Sandusky Ohio June 20 Rev E B Lashley and Ralph Belcher a Fostoria hardware merchant were instantly killed when their automobile ran into a ditch near Fostoria drivers lost control M A Stone burner and James McConnell were fatally injured. Washington Post Annapolis Md June 50 Zina Huff man Lawrenceville Ill and William Teasley Canon Ga admitted as midshipmen they were first of those who passed the last mental examination to be admitted.
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Upper Sandusky
Ohio
EB. E. Lashley
Ralph Belcher
Fostoria
M. A. Stoneburner
James McConnell
Washington Post
Annapolis, Md
Zina B. Huffman
Lawrenceville, Ill
William A. Teasley
Canon, Ga
Bride Miss Alice Davis Weds Prof. Wells at Falls Church
Special to The Washington Post. In Falls Church Virginia on June 3, Miss Alice E Davis adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs G N Lester married A A Wells of Manchester Jews in a decorated parlor on Jefferson street. Rudolph Jama of Washington DC attended the ceremony.
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Merthe Keck
Christian Smdt
Kuhnel
Capitol Hill
Prides
Moore
Martha Kuhnel
Fred Deitz
Howard P. Thatcher
Thatcher
Baltimore
H. Schroeder
Trinity Lutheran Church
Join Manning
Anna Agnes
Harold Nicholas Whaten
St. Matthew's Church
Mgr
Thomas Lee
Mary Co
Steg Sidwell Householder
Claude B. Phelps
Birmingham
Ala
James H. Taylor
Central Presbyterian Church
Batiste
Mrs. Phelps
Eleanor Lewis Denley
Thomas Parker Hamilton
Chicago
W. L. Conley
Somerset Heights
James H. W. Plake
Christ Church
Georgetown
Marguerite Contey
George Warren Offutt
Washington
Lyley McGruder
Hazen Reupson
Falls Church
Prof. Wells
Iowa State College
Washington Post
George N. Lester
Jefferson Street
A. A. Wells
Manchester
Misa Alice E. Davis
G. N. Lester
Rudolph Jama
Washington, DC
H. A. Beach
Talks With Women on Love Morals and Women of Fashion
A long reflective passage contrasts love with benevolence and restraint, warning that seducers exploit polite women. It extols strong women with conviction, public spirit, and charity, condemning idle pleasures and urging duty, intellect, and philanthropic engagement.
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Bucktoa Beach
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Raymond Foster Fowler
Kensington
Edward Mitchell
Narragansett Pier
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Netter Avenue
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Mise
Charles M. .Hamiett
Hanfinett
William RH. Myers
Franklin Myers
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Tta Rood
Capitol Heights
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Teais
Boston
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Buffalo
Frank B. Crosthwaite
Cathed Woodley Park
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Handleyley
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Pps
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Anden
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Colonial Beach
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Elsie
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Robert Pluym
Carlsbad
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Anita Stewart
James Henry Smith
Grosvenor Square
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Theif
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William Rhinelander Stewart
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Inverness
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G Street
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7Th St. Uke
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Borden
Lith
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FO Street
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Seventh Street
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Penn. Ave
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