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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1906

Page

7

White Shirtwaist Suits in Ready-to-wear Dept

In the Women s Ready-to-wear Department on the third floor at G Street a splendid, practical summer collection is shown. Featured items include white lawn shirtwaist suits at 2.75 with tucked waists and elbow sleeves, and 4.50 models with lace, embroidery, and gored flares. Remaining selections are very fine sheer white lawn suits with clustered tucks, Valenciennes lace, and elaborate paneling in front and bottom details.

G Street Bottorm

Clearance Sale of High Grade Summer Furniture Pieces

One half price sale on a large assortment of one of a kind high grade summer furniture for porch lawn and cottage items include Adirondack Silver Birch sets brown ash armchairs rockers sewing rockers and dining chairs with cane seats and tables plus a weathered oak porch swing all at substantially reduced prices with items listed like Adirondack Silver Birch round table set at 5.00 and various chairs and rockers priced from 2.30 to 7.50 specific pieces include brown ash armchairs settees and arts and crafts seating and tables with original prices noted.

Sale of Cowhide Suit Cases At Nearly Half Price

I have closed out from the manufacturer his remaining stock of Suit Cases made of genuine cowhide on steel frames with brass locks leather handles and riveted parts. These 24 inch cases are light and suitable for men and women. Last lot this season at the specially low price.

New and Amuving Books and Oddities Featured

A cluttered catalog revue lists works by Carolyn Wells Taylor Gaynevi and Wustrated, noting humorous quips about water wagons plus a selection of illustrated titles. Also advertised are The Cynic s Rules of Conduct Hot Air and The Man with the Grip among others with brief descriptions and paper covers.

Taylor Gaynevi Wustrated Boe Hester Field Dunham Brown Man With John F. Kelly

Social and Personal Bonaparte to Take a Rest

Social notes describe secretary temporary rest aboard a dolphin cruise. Washington figures Comptroller Ridgely Mrs Ridgely return from New London while others plan summers in Atlantic City Maine and Narragansett Pier. Attendees include Japanese ambassador Mrs Ack and various families heading to Berkshire Me.

Mra. Ridgely New London Wallace Radcliffe Michigan

Army officials and guests plan summer leave and travel

Lieut and Mrs Hills recently returned from their wedding trip and will depart for American Lake to join his troop for summer maneuvers. Secretary Bonaparte takes three weeks holiday, sailing from Baltimore with Mrs Bonaparte to New York and Hudson City, then by rail to Lenox, Mass. The Secretary returns August 3. The U S Dolphin may be used by Assistant Secretary Newberry for naval yard inspections on the North Atlantic coast. Many Washington residents and relatives announce summer plans from Virginia country homes to Narragansett Pier, Europe, and Great Lakes trips, with other families traveling or hosting gatherings.

J. F. Meline Winchester Mies Wellis Atlantic City A. Kelly Batterton N. H William Mann Mas Alma Shipman William BA. Mann Washington Chicago Liverpool Friesland Philadelphia Presbyterian Hospital Mra Rowland B. Hills Nalle American Lake Stars of Washington Bonaparte Baltimore U. S. & Dolphin Chesapeake Bay New York Hudson River Hudson City Lenox Mass New Derry Dolphin Boston Lowndes Fairview Ganesville Randall Hagner Towers Wisconsin Avenue William Corcoran Hill Narragansett Pier Hill

St Aloysius Benefit Prize Winners Announced From Fete Numbers

A lawn fete at Gonzaga College yielded the highest financial success among recent events, benefiting St Aloysius Church. Prize winners are listed by number with names and addresses, including Mary Payne, Belle Holbrook, James Horan, Mrs B Gerlach, A Murphy, Mrs EB Davis, Timothy Kane, Mary Godley, and many others receiving items such as gold, china, furniture, and household goods.

Gonzaga College Old College St. Aloysius’ Church Mist Mary Payne Belle Holbrook K Street James Horan M Street Zonthonet B. Gerlach Myrtle Street Murphy Atraet Northweat EB Davis Northwent Rudden Mansachuagtts Avenue Timothy Kane Ninth Mary Godley First Street Bennett Street Newark N J Thomas Sweeney Firat Street Opston Stove HB Davis Zis Birat Macy Driver D Street Min J. KK Cogtelonga Patrick Hogan H Street Margaret E Brosnan New Jersey Avenue Siventeenth John Fitzgerald Government Printing Office Mar- Beret E Brosnan New Jersey Avenma Mr Arendes Center Market Cigara Katie J. Echermerham K_ street northwest Bernadette Allen Straat Northwest Egond T. A Wda Bailey Sixth Street Rowan Endicott Street Beaton M. Fitzggrath

Engagement denied reports Lucy Taggart to George Ade

Indianapolis July 9 report states Miss Imey Taggart daughter of Thomas Taggart chairman of the Democratic National Committee is engaged to marry George Ade the playwright but the engagement is authoritatively denied. Atlanta Birmingham and Memphis via Seaboard Air Line with Pullman service two daily trains cafe dining cars office 1421 Pa ave.

Lucy Taggart Indianapolis Imey Taggart Thomas Taggart George Ade Atlanta Birmingham Memphia Seaboard Air Line Pa. Ave

Barnes Inspects Washington Post Office Substations

Benjamin F. Barnes, sworn in as Washington postmaster last Saturday, began his duties with a tour of the city substation offices. He praised the smooth, machine like operation, noted some incomplete areas, and expressed optimism for future reforms and changes as he visits further branches.

Benjamin F. Barnes Washington Barnes Sean Therby Barnea

Theodore Roosevelt Jr Visits Montreal for Canadian Fishing Trip

The Montreal Star records Theodore Roosevelt Jr and companion George C. Cutler arriving in Montreal by the Ocean Limited en route to Bonaventure, New Brunswick. They plan a salmon fishing season on Canadian waters, traveling via Intercolonial and the Lady Eilean steamer.

Montreal Star Montreal Delaware & Hudson Theodore Roosevelt, Jr United States Mr. Roosevelt, Jr Provinces Roosevelt Mr Roosevelt George C. Cutler Bonaventure Nashaws Campbellton New Brunswick Interprovincial Navigation Company Baie de Chsseurs Cutler

Change Export Trade Urges U S to Export Manufactures

C P Austin chief of the Bureau of Statistics returning from the far East urges the United States to substitute manufactures for agricultural products in export trade. He says labor should share in profits by turning raw cotton and natural products into finished goods and expanding manufacturing and exporting. He notes rising urban consumption will require exporting surplus agricultural outputs.

C. P. Austin Bureau of Statistics Far East United States Austin

Will of Gen Schofield probate names heirs and widow

The will of Gen Joabn McAlister Schofield was probated, dated May 12, 1900s. It directs advances to William Bartlett Schofield Mary Schofield Andrews and Richmond McAlister Schofield as shares, a $1,000 Arlington monument, then residue to widow Georgia Kilbourne Schofield with two fifths to her and three fifths to Georgia Schofield the daughter. Mrs Schofield named executrix. Postmasters named: Robert B. Douglas Greensboro Louis N. Grant Galasboro Price W. Bailey Seneca Falls. Hay fever remedy Aventeo advertised with claims of prevention and cure and free literature from Austrian Dispensary New York City.

Phoenix Pleasure Club Mary M Abe Sigmund Miezes Cora Sommers Irene Sommers Helen Hoptmanar Maud Fellheimer Flora Bernheimer Leona Young Sadie Esseman Leona Hirsch May Hirsch Violet Lovinger St Louis Leona Stern Flora Ganss Kalamazoo Mich Gisela Gichner Baltimore Merv Goldsmith Alexandria Stelle Hano Natalie Mayer Leon Pretsfelder Sidney Tuggenheim Maurice Simons Myer Loeb Eugene Young Nathan Frank Havre de Grace Pérch Hirach Levy Milford Stern Sidney Selinger Howard Sigmund Dear Kaufman Clarence Grosner Milton Kronheim Leon Fishel Alvin Neymyer Herbert Guggenhelm Pit Kronheim Philip Herman Joabn McAlister Schofeld United States Army H Hs William Bartlett Schofield Mary Schofietd Andrews Richmond McAlister Schofield Arlington Georgia Kilbourne Schofield Georgia Schofield Behofeld Robert B. Douglas Greensboro N. C Louis N. Grant Galasboro Price W. Bailey Seneca Falls United States Twenty-fifth Street New York City

Dresses in assorted styles offered at sale prices

The lot offers a fair assortment of regular sizes with mostly two piece dresses in fine fabrics. Prices range around 2 percent of former tag with several dresses described as dainty airy ta ffeta silk items in black navy gray and white. Former prices cited include 1228 and 8 75 with styles named for Union Men and Eion models.

Repair Shop Funding Dispute Delays Malt Bag Shop

The sum of 23200 dollars allocated by Congress for the malt bag repair shop in 1908 was declared unavailable after the Comptroller cited that year end balances must revert to the general fund. The Postmaster General was informed that suitable quarters had not been found and the appropriation could not be carried forward.

Comptroller of ‘the Treasury General Fund

Deputy Marshals Named for District Courts

Lewis Largent was appointed deputy marshal for the District of Columbia to serve at the new juvenile Court. Marshal Palmer also named Charles H. Doing and John Hollohan as deputies to serve as bailiffs in the District Supreme Court. The appointees have sworn the oath and will begin duties immediately.

Lewis Largent District of Columbia Marshal Palmer Charles H. Doing John Hollohan Baliffs District Supreme Court Doing Holphan

Marvelous Cure by Guticura Remedies

A mother recounts a son's severe eczema starting at age four, unresponsive to doctors and various patent medicines. After using Cuticura Remedies including the bath and Resolvent, the child improved within two months and was fully healed in six months, with skin becoming fair. The testimonial dates to October 24, 1905, from Piermont, New Hampshire.

Ivan Kra L. Risley Piermont N. H

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