Men's Two and Three Piece Suits at Reduced Prices
The makers of these clothes include Hart Shaffner & Marx and feature fabrics such as blue plain and fancy serges, cheviots, worsteds, cassimeres, tweeds, and homespuns. Suits are new, high grade, and offered in a wide range of sizes, with substantial savings from original prices. Early selection advised to secure the best fits and choices. W. stock (black excluded) priced from 14.75 to 23.75, down from 18.00 to 35.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Shaffner & Marx
Ut. W
Mie
Children Socks Offered In Attractive Fancy Designs
A special line secured under favorable terms features cotton and lisle thread socks in a broad range of appealing designs and colors. Socks are ideal for children in summer and every mother should take advantage of this opportunity for better hosiery value.
Taft Attends Theater With Mrs Taft's Sisters
President with Mrs Taft's sisters Mrs Charles Anderson and Miss Herron of Cincinnati and Maj Butt in a box at the National Theater last night. Diplomats and social figures move through Washington and New York postings as officials sail for summer retreats in Canada, New England, and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Charles Anderson
Miss Herron
Cincinnati
Maj Butt
National Theater
Nelson A. Myles
Senator Curtis
Arkansas
Jol
Mre Mosher
Portland
Canada
Samuel C. Lemly
New York
Lake George
Lester A. Barr
Washington
Walcott
Wiliam Flathers
G. Minno
Alfred Minno Wil
Lloyds Line
Europe
Annie Edwards
Skim Milk Compared With Butter and Sweet Milk
Skim milk closely resembles buttermilk in composition and differs from sweet milk mainly by fat removal, raising water content. If bought at half the price after separation and converted to buttermilk with a tablet, it proves economical and good, with fat in milk more valuable than in butter for digestibility and freshness.
Taft Plans Summer Move Between Beverly and Indianapolis
Mrs Taft and children will stay at the Beverly summer White House starting July 1 before Taft travels to Marion Indiana to address the State Bankers Association. He will attend a Fourth of July parade in Indianapolis and he plans to witness a locomotive collision event and fireworks before returning to Washington July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Congress
White House
Beverly
Mass
Marion
Ind
Indiana State Bankers’ Association
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Kern
Fair Grounds
Marton Club
Indiana
Washington
Death of Owen McCabe in Washington
Owen McCabe aged 85 and longtime Washington resident died yesterday afternoon at the home of his daughter and son-in-law 915 Rhode Island avenue after a long old age. He served in the Civil War and later worked in the surgeon general's office retiring twenty years ago. Funeral services set for Monday at 10 a.m. at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery. A London coronation service will be held next Thursday at St. John's Church for British residents attended by the British embassy staff led by Ambassador Bryce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen McCabe
Washington
Robert J. Wynne
Rhode Island Avenue
Mr. McCabe
Ireland
Watertown
Wis
Surgeon General
Church of the Immaculate Conception
McCabe
Kit Carson Post
Mount Olivet Cemetery
London
St. John’s Church
Bryce
Snapshots At Social Leaders At Coronation Attire
Social leaders prepare for King George and Queen Mary coronation with early rising and hairdresser bookings. A specialist touts sun exposure for complexion while New Yorkers recount Miss Marion Hollins’s horse coach debut and a busy Tuxedo week with horse show, dinners, and prominent guests including Tilford, Tuckerman, McKim, Spencer, and Rogers as Rockefeller and family depart on the Lake Shore Limited amid a public display of paternal affection at Tarrytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Tilford
Paul Tuckerman
Winthrop McKim
Samuel Spencer
Howard van Sinderen
Francis Fitzgibbons
Henry H. Rogers
Howard Brokaw
Amory S. Carhart
Francis B. Keech
William M. W. Hoffman
Price Collier
West Lake Road
John F. Harris
Southampton
Hugh A. Murray
Edgar
Charlies E. Sampson
James Brown Potter
J. D. Woodage
Mason Jones
Playground Opens as 1000 Children Cheer Nebraska Official
Representative Charles C. Lobeck of Nebraska presented the first prize flag to Powell School pupils at Mount Pleasant playground in Northwest Washington. Jones West, former Playgrounds Association head, introduced him and Arthur Moses aided in the event. Grounds were officially opened for the season and crowded by about a thousand attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Lobeck
Nebraska
Mount Pleasant
Fourteenth Street
Columbia Road
Powell School
Jones EB. West
Playgrounds Association
Lobeck
District of Columbia
Arthur Moses
Mr. Moses
Mr. Lobeck
Haupts Will Filed Leaves Cash Legacies to Relatives
Mrs. Mary Cecilia Haupt of Washington files a will leaving $500 cash to thirteen nieces and several nephews and a similar amount to Edgar Haupt for mission work. Executors to realize the sums from real estate sales. If $2,000 or more remains after gifts, the balance goes to the Children's Country Home of the District of Columbia and St. Margaret's parish. if only $1,000 remains, it all goes to the Children's Home. Walter Bex and Charles Herman Haupt of Philadelphia named as executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cecilia Haupt
Washington
Edgar Haupt
District of Columbia
St. Margaret
Printers Race Auto Run To Great Falls Today
The allied printing trades stage a sociability run with contestants all printers. A prize will go to the driver nearest the sealed time set by Commissioner Rudolph, now held by Tom Grant of the Chamber of Commerce. Cars depart Twelfth and F streets at 2, reach the White lot for a photo, Great Falls start at 2 15. William J. Bynon is official starter and Cr Brands official timer. Route via Conduit road. over twenty cars entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Rudolph
Tom Grant
Chamber of Commerce
William J. Bynon
Board of Trade
Cr. Brands
Sudworth Printing Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Moto
Opyright Hart Schaffner
MR. Taft
Mrs. Taft
Sweden
Count Ehrensvard
Denver
West
Baron Uxhull
Henri Martin
Legation of
Switzerland
Edgar Numa
Victor Delbeau
Hubert Shaw Oliver
Mount Kisco
Joseph Choate
Oliver
Frederick IL. Stevens
Long Island
Murray Bay
Marion Oliver
Weldon Bailey
the Adirondacks
John D. Patten
Mies Patten
Adirondacks
Hurricane Lodge
Essex County
John Thompson Spencer
Mr. Willing Spencer
William P. Hall
Senator Blackburn
Fairview
Woodford County
Kentucky
Gen. Hall
Hall
Massachusetts
Robly D. Evans
Evans
Frank T. Evans
Newport
Bar Harbor
Harold I. Sewall
Frederick G Pyne
Pyne
Karmian, Pa
Middleton Eliott
North Flatley
Garrett Sutton Wall
Harrisburg
James Millard Chestnut
Monroe
Wall
Chesnut
Stanton J. Peelte
United States Court of Claims
Peelle
Clifton Springs
A. P. Pujo
Elaine Pujo
Atlantic City
Lucy B. Chandler
Chestnut Hill
Boston
Dorothy
Jacob Sloat Fassett, Jr
Fassett
Cornell
William Jones Rhees
Flora Rhees
Florida
Carolina
Blue Ridge Summit
T. d. Allen
Joseph B. Bowles
B. Ogden Loxley
Mount Airy
Philadelphia
Rhees
Loxley
Grace M Rhees
Coil
David D.B. Galllend
TAFIS
Owen M’cabe
Surgeon General’s Office
George
Mary
Westminster Abbey
LT O Isukely
Marion Hollins
Thursay
Morris B. Howlett
Hotel Astor
Brighton Beach
Miss Hollins
Eleanor Sears
Mr. Howlett
QO. W. Bird
Miss Bird
Miss Burrill
George Whitney
Leyton Pyne
Grand Appleton
R. W. Appleton
Lake Shore
New York Central
Albany
Tarrytown
Wall Street
John D. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
James Stillman
Rockefeller Cleveland
Rockefeller Pocantico Hills
Mr. Rockefeller
Mrs.Rockefeller
Mrs. Stillman
Jon
Ana
Twhite
Barbara
Boyd
Brotherhood Welfare Association
Dulin & Martin Co
Priestley
de Sales
St. N.W
Rausehher
Tfc
11Th St
Batiste
Voile
THE
Bluestein CO
F Street, Cor
Thirteenth Ladies
Philipshorn
Boyd’s Hair Shop
Banda
Wright
SOC Marinello
Post
R.W
J.B. Henderson
Stoneleigh Court
Connecticut Ave
Buddi & Appi
Teva
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