Dainty Dress Goods at Reduced Prices on G Street
In the Dress Goods Department on the second floor, G street side, a selection of midsummer fabrics is offered at reduced prices. Embroidered Swisses from Switzerland feature blue and white, sunk and white, with champagne grounds. a light sheer fabric lists at 50c per yard, reduced from 1.25. Batiste Lawn in stripes and florals on white grounds, with season’s prints, is reduced from 12 1/2c per yard.
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G Street
Switzerland
Batiste
Wool Voile Etamine Sale Adends Fabrics and Prices
Advertises 250 yards wool voile etamine at 28 cents per yard after reduction from one dollar. Describes color blends cadet blue gray tan brown and sale by waist skirt dress lengths or any quantity. Second floor GST denotes location and price terms.
Linen Hat Patterns Stamped for Embroidering
Special price 75c in the Art Needlework Dept Main floor Fat. These stamped linen hat patterns show rich floral designs with full instructions. Embroider to wear at the seaside or mountain camp and line with washable silk for best effect.
Summer Reading for Children List of wholesome titles
A catalog of children's books with moral tone and appealing bindings. Titles include Herbert Cradenell’s Children sequel, Pinkee and Her People, Sunset Mountain, Ray’s Duty at the Seashore, Flower by the Prison, Gos Going, How Bennie Did It, Two Young Homesteaders, and more. Many are illustrated, from 24 to 881 pages, with varied authors and themes of adventure, seashore life, and pioneer stories.
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Ferbert Gardenell, Jr
Yeasle
R. Graham
Herbert Cradenell
Pinkee and Her People
Theodora R. Jenness
Sunset Mountain
A. HE. Porter
Ray
Edward A Randi
Flower
HE. EB. F
Gos
3. R. Graham
Bennie
William
Woods
Mra. Theodora Ro Jencess
Souvenir Post Cards Collection Expanded at Main Store
Souvenir post cards are popular year round for sharing memories with friends when time is tight. Our store has a large, beautiful collection and recently added several new subjects at Main Street.
Birds of Washington and Vicinity revised edition
Birds of Washington and Vicinity by Mrs. L W Maynard with introduction by Florence Merriam Bailey includes Mary land and Virginia. Revised edition contains 210 pages with illustrations field key observation outline and a strong index. Ps 1.00 a copy mailed to any address for 1.10. Book Dept Main floor Tenth st.
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Maryland
Virginia
Tenth St
Fishing Tackle at Main Floor Store Display
Up-to-date fishing tackle stocked with Treble Hooks Pennel gut lines and braided cotton lines. Includes Take-a-Part reels squid buckets and aluminum boxes. Located on Main floor Tenth Street with a wide selection of poles floats hooks and nets.
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Carlisle
Cincinnati
Benet
Social and Personal The Heat At Lenox Finland Swedish Minister Arrives
Swedish Minister Gustave Strate arrives to take up duties at the Lenox summer legation. Washington and New York society note visits by Beekman Winthrop family, Mrs Chadwick at Newport, and various embassies guests. Miss Eve Fairfax Botts marries Henry Thomas Fischer at Mount Pleasant with Palm garden decor.
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Legation
Porto Rico
Eve Fairfax Botts
Henry Thomas Fischer
Thomas M. Batts
Oak Street
Mount Pleasant
J. J. Muir
Temple Baptist Church
Bessie C. Botts
William G. Fischer
Lanox
Mass
Hugh O'Beirne
Lenox
Stockbridge Bowl
Hugh Gurney
Sweden
Gustave Strale
Shadow Brook Inn
Madame Strate
Funeral Services for Andrew N. Canfield Held in City Home
Brief services were held for Andrew N. Canfield at 3:30 PM at his 220 Ninth Street Northeast residence. He died Monday at noon and will have further funeral rites in Marshalltown. Survivors include his widow Mrs E Canfield. He served in the Civil War with the Fifth Iowa Infantry and later in the U S Army.
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Bis
Ninth Street
Andrew N. Canfield
Hig
Charles H. Buller
Kellar Memorial Lutheran Church
Marshalltown
Mr. Canfield
A. F. Sperry
Burnside Post
C Chorley
St. John’s Lodge
the Masons
O. W Wyatt
H. Kahlert
The
Odd Fellows
James L. Ewin
Edward Wilson
Anti-Saloon League
Fifth Iowa Cavalry
Iuka
Miss
Jeland No 10
Mississippi River
Vicksburg
Chattanooga
Missionary Ridge
Sherman
Atlanta
Thirteenth Infantry
United States Army
Iowa
War Department
E. Canfield
Plans for Encampment Cadets Meet Friday July 14 Ocean City
A high school encampment committee in Ocean City plans an open meeting at Epirit House Friday July 14 at 7 30 pm to discuss camp details, tent mate selection, and enlistment procedures. Officers elected include Creed W Putton colonel and Charles H Potter major with recruiting duties. Camp routine and prize opportunities outlined. Also notes farewell to the Columbia Stock Company eight weeks engagement ending Saturday and an afternoon concert at Marine Barracks.
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Ocean City
Augustia
Epiritt
Creed W. Putton
Charles H. Potter
Eugene ¥. Leger
Frank & Marlowe
Enat Capitol Street
H. H. Warner
Thirty-sixth Street
Winaloe A. Steinberg
Twelfth Street
J. Edward Law
Fourteenth Street
Ainner
Columbia Stock Company
Miss Walker
Miss Galloway
Mr. Duncen
Heat Wave Persists Atlantic Coast With Brief Relief
Heat prostrations reported as showers linger across the Atlantic Coast district. Humid, muggy air from south and southeast winds continues, with no lasting relief. Temperatures rise in the West, while New York and Philadelphia see highs near 8 and 9 degrees above. A localized violent storm hit Fennallytown road, splitting rain along the car line and overwhelming pedestrians.
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Atlantic Coast District
Weather Bureau
A. J. Henry
Pennsylvania
Florida
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
New York
Philadelphia
Gulf States
Cotton States
Carolina
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
New England
New York City
Albany
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic
Gulf
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
Fennallytown
Georgetown
William Batley
Seventh Street
Sixth
C Streets
Arthur Devine
C Street
Robert Moorman Dead Former Washington Correspondent Expires
Word reached the city that Robert M. Moorman a well known newspaper man died suddenly in Atlanta Ga Funeral services will be held at Col H Moor mans home in Somerville Tenn Moorman was Washington correspondent for the Nashville American and Memphis Commercial Appeal for nearly five years He had to stop work last winter due to ill health and had recently moved back toward newspaper work in Atlanta He was popular and esteemed by colleagues and friends
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Washington
Atlanta
Robert M. Moorman
Col
H. €. Moorman
Somerville
Tenn
Moorman
Nashville American
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Excursions to Indian Head and River Resorts Barged
Washington readers learn of river trips to Indian Head on the Charles Macalester with Friday and Saturday evenings at 6 30. Daily and weekend sailings to Marshall Hall, Colonial Beach, and Chevy Chase Lake promise music dancing and family outings with specific departure times and rates.
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Marshall Hall
Macalester
River View
Pocahontas
Arrowsmith
Ida. m
Colonial Beach
T.V. Arrowsmith
Atlanta
Washington
Alexandria
Chevy Chase Lake
United States Marine Band
Ias
Pio
Rustic Theater and seaside trips offer varied entertainments
The article notes Rustic Theater's popularity with cool venues and latest films, weekend excursions by Norfolk and Washington Steamship Co to Old Point Comfort and Norfolk with reduced Saturday round trips, and connections to Boston and New York. Dining at Cabin John Bridge, trolley routes along the Potomac, and driving via Conduit Road are described, plus a fund result for Mrs. Bruce and a Labor Day plan by the Ozanam League at Catholic University with Rev. A. M. Mark.
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Old Point Comfort
Norfolk Vis
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Steamera
Norfolk
Old Point
Virginia Beach
Ocean Wew
Washington
Boston
New York
Fourteenth Street
Seventh Steeet Wharf
Cabin John Bridge
Potomac
Cabin John. Bridge
Ozanam League
Carroll Institute
Catholic University of America
Labor Day
A. M. Mark
St. Anthony’s Church
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May Handy
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