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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1910
Page
10
Woodward and Lothrop states the store will close daily at 5 p.m. until further notice, with Saturdays closing at 1 p.m. The change applies across all departments and may affect weekend shoppers and employees.
Women's summer suits for seashore mountains or club life. Features include tailored models and self-colored braided effects in black white gray blues pink natural lavender. Coats are half-fitting with plaited and gored skirts. Special price 6.76 for choice LEN AND REP SUITS, fashionable garments.
Greatly reduced prices on women's silk dresses featuring rich rajah and soft taffeta silks in solid and changeable colors from light to dark including black. Styles include Russian blouse effects and accordion plaited trims with exquisite laces. Dutch neck and long sleeves are offered. Reduced price $9.75, values up to $29.50, vacation-ready collection.
A large display of high grade hot weather shirts, plain white, self figured and striped whites in many colors. Coat style with attached or separate cuffs. Outing shirts with double turn back cuffs and soft collars. Priced from 1.00 to 2.50 dollars.
Mr Coromilas departs for Norwich to wed Miss Anna Ewing Cockrell tomorrow. The ceremony at 4 PM will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Edson F Gallaudet with Rev Joachim Alexopulos officiating. Bride to be given by her father former Senator Francis M Cockrell.
Philadelphia July 4 Independence Day events featured John Barrett director of the International Bureau of American Republics. He urged that US diplomacy favors Latin America and cited Secretary Knox for averting Peru Ecuador conflict. Barrett predicted development in Nicaragua and support for a Central American federation amid growing inter American trade.
Douglas D Fordst of Well Street sends legal notices through counsel to 30 40 New York firms disavowing responsibility for Mrs De Forests accounts as she travels toward Reno Nevada. Mrs De Forest 28 a social favorite in Gotham plans a possible divorce while Mrs Leggett and other friends scramble to sway her.
Capt. Clifford of the U S M C and Mrs Clifford departed Washington for Maine by car. Dr Louis C Lehr who had accompanied Mrs Lehr to Pikesville Md. returned to Washington shortly after.
This ad urges forming regular habits and using Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a natural laxative. It claims the preparation aids digestion without disturbing natural functions and promotes healthy internal organs. Buy from the California Fig Syrup Co. as the genuine product.
The United States Latin American trade has doubled over the last decade, reaching an annual total of 600 million dollars, surpassing any European nation’s commerce with the region. State Department and the bureau of American republics receive primary credit for this expansion. George C. Reid, 81, longtime Norfolk slave export figure and Confederate veteran, died at Norfolk from acute Bright’s disease.
Boyd Emerson and Fingerless Fraser are saved from drowning by Cherry Malotte and Constantine After shelter denied at Hatvik, they find hospitality at Miss Malotte’s furnished home. Cherry explains she is supervising a gold cooking party and faces opposition from Willis Marsh and fisheries companies. Emerson contemplates joining the canning business with Cherry’s support and $200,000 from friends.
A youthful prospector confesses a three year chase for wealth, peril, and a cursed misfortune to Cherry. He reveals how luck, law, and a string of near fortunes shattered him, and how a renewed resolve after her urging leads them to plan a risky move through the Katmai Pass.
In a dog sled trek toward the Golden Fleece Emerson faces risk while Cherry wrestles with growing feelings and fear. Balt, Fraser, and Cherry nursed hopes and resentments as the party readied for departure. Emerson and Cherry share a final, tense moment before the trek begins.
M Hays Perry longtime Interstate Commerce Commission figure and District supreme archon of the United Order of Heptasophs died at his home 264 Fourteenth Street Northwest. Funeral at 3 PM today at the residence with Rev Dr Wilbur of Pittsburgh officiating. Interment Rock Creek. Born Red Bank New Jersey 1846, son of Rev William E Perry. He graduated Wesleyan University and belonged to the Wesleyan University Club of Washington. Survived by wife two daughters Miss Gertrude Perry and Mrs Blanche Jeckyl, sister Mrs J H Teton, brother W S Perry.
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