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DIED.

COATS. Suddenly, at her residence. lO11 22d
street northwest, at 3 O'Clock pm, Mrs: 10
Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep,
From which none ever wakes TO weep;
Calm and undisturbed repose
Cnbroken by the last of foes
Funeral from Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
Friday, July Il, at pm. Friends are invited.'
LUCAS, Departed this life Thursd,y. July 10.
band Of the late Dora Lucas and devoted fa-
Their to Robert IL. Thomas j.. Minnie A,
Louise A and Lottie Lucas.
Could love and thy death prevent
Thy days had not been spent.
Life was desired hut God hath said
Eternal rest is best for thee.
Funeral from the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church
W Lee pastor Friends and relatives are re-
specially invited to attend.
MIFRsEN. Departed from this life. after short
Illness. Thursday. July IL, 1909. a 2:l5 in
the morning. MARIE MIERSEN, twenty yean
Funeral takes place at pm. Friday. July II.
from home of An4rescns. ll36 18th street north
west Burial at Prospect Hill cemetery.
NEUMEYER Suddenly, Friday. July IL. 1909.
at 1910 am. JOHN J.. beloved husband of the
late Margaret A. Neumeyer, at his residence.
1905 9th street northwest.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
PARKE On "Wednesday July H. 1903. at her
residence: No. Ii Lafayette square: Ellen
daughter Of the late George Blight Of Phila-
delrhia. In her seventy sixth year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral services TO be he'd at the
Church of the Epiphany on Saturday, July ~.
. o'clock =
QUINN. on Thursday morning, July 10. 1909; a,
7:25 o'clock. at his daughters residence. 21ll
X street northwest, BERNARD QUINN.
Funeral will take place from residence OF his
daughter. Mrs. Laurn ,ozzens. 271l X street
northwest. Saturday. July Is, at 3:3o pm.
FricaGs and relatives invited.
In Memoriam.
BOHNKE. In loving but sad remembrance Of our
dear husband and father. Hit BERT EpIINkE,
who departed this life two years ago today,
July Il. 1901
Loved in life, remembered in death.
BY HIS WIFE AND son.
FILLS. In sad but loving remembrance Of our dear
mother. MARGRET ELLIS, who died one yeaS
ago today, July Il. 1902.
In the graveyard softly sleeping,
Where the flowers gently wave,
Lies the We love dearly
In her lonely silent grave.
Farewell mother. may your slumber
Re gentle as your love.
And when God will call us homeward
Ma meet in heaven above.
BY HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
Anniversary mass was said at $50 this morning at
Peters Church.
GREEN. In memory OF our beloved son and
brother ALEX. W. GREEN who departed this
lie July Il, 1902.
Gone in the hest of his days.
Torn from the hearts that loved him,
To sleep in the silent tomb.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber.
Peaceful in thy grave =" low:
Yet again hope to meet thee
Whom lost u year ago.
BY THE FAMILY.
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Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported at
the health office during the twenty four
hours ending at noon today: Ellen B.
Parke, 10 years; Alfred West, II years;
Meredith r. Hurdnell, 65 years; George H.
Webster. 81 years; Johanna Coates, 90
years; Mary A. Taylor, 46 years; Joseph
NJ Hart, AZ years; William H. Tolson, Al
years; Charles Bell, 81 years; Joseph
b. Bowie, % years; George r. Owens, "a
years; Shirley Bruce, 2 years; Hattie G.
Palmer, 10 months; Louisa Childs, 5
months; John Kirkley, months; Arthur
N. Perkins, months; Joseph M. WEIGH, 3
months; Lester Wallace months; Ralph
]. Taylor. l month; Elsie Brooks, s days;
Elizabeth Liggins, 3 days.
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Girls Clothing.

Girls Clothing.
We offer for Saturday several ex-
ceptional values in Girls Wash
Dresses, Wash Skirts and Shirt
Walsts-neat, practical and stylish
garments for daily wear at home and
especially appropriate for seashore,
country and mountain wear.
Girls Play Dresses, of madras and per- ,-,
Girls White Duck Sailor Dresses Sl.0S
Girls Gngham and Madras Dresses Tl.@o
Giris Mercerized Bingham Dresses O. oo
trimmed with embroidery and tucks. DS.oo
&c, Girls, 'hambTay and Mercerized Cling
nam Dresses. two-piece and one-piece q ~
Girls Whit" Lawn Gumpes. tucked hcmS.icl,-
Ell and trimmed with EN- -o 81
broidery; I" II years. oOS. ana 9l.oo
med S1ris White Lawn Dresses, lace trim SI.oo
Hi'd' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ti'CO
Girls White Lawn Dresses made with :.
tu"ks and emhroidery-t trimmed yuke.. S2.2S
Girls Fine Lawn Dresses with emhro,dor.d
YOKE and trimmings of tucks and en- C. oo
C. Girls, Peter Thompson" Serge Suits. c,ooo
ior seashore and general vacation wear SlO.OO
Children's Atwood Blue
Flannel Bathing Suits trim o. ,~<o
med with braid. ........ SSl 90 ana 81 .OS
SUITS n,s h"f M NTH hahns So5 to
Childrens Water Wings used to teach chill
server " ".e pre-. 25c. and $50.
Third floor. New bldg.
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Boys Clothing.
Every sort your boy will need to
be we'll and comfortably clad dur
ing the summer months of vacation
Wash Suits, Wash Waists and
Blouses, Short Pants, Long Pants,
Straw Hats, Summer Underwaists,
Bathing Suits and all other cool,
practical apparel for midsummer
wear.
Roys' Striped Galatea Wash Sailor Suits; e. 90
10 II years. Value 81 50. ............. N''N
Boys White Galatea Wash Sailor Suits: CT ~
blue collar; to IL years Value S295... Si.oo
sa hHys snis s'tF to q, Witt VaIss ns S325
Boys Russian Blouse SHIFTS; bingham. madras
and chambray; hlonmcr pants; 2ta to 81 40
years Value 81 so. Observation-Disclosures. T'o1
Roys' Shirt Waist Rlouscs with with cOc
ont collar: to 16 years. Observation-Disclosures. 49,
BOYS Mothers Friend Shirt Waists, cOr
good quality percale 10 IL years -
Boys Straw Sailor Hats various styles. orr
Boys White Duck Hats wide. stitched cOc
Third floor Tenth st.
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B. Espey Ce-electeti): representative to the
Sovereign Grand Lodge. Frederick a. Sitter.
To these Grand Master Crew n mas added me
following list of appointive officers: Grand
marshal Philip Walker: grand conductor,
\. r. Eermillion: grand chaplain. ID. y.
Love: grand guardian. William c. Phillips;
grand herald. Milton Il. Hundey.
The Grand Lodge has form lily approved
the list of bylaws for the government of
the Odd Fellows Home Association suo-
mitted by the committee in charge.
The grand body also defeated by one vote
a resolution providing that SO should be
the minimum fee for initiation and one
years dues. The matter will be brought
up again it is understood, at the next
meeting of the Grand Lodge.
Committees Announced.
Committees for the ensuing year have
been announced follows:
On credentials-P. G. NJ. ]. G. Durfey,
Enoch Edmonston, Joseph l.. Erwin.
On returns-F. r. Conner, P. G. NJ. John
II. Wood, j. NJ England.
On tinance-J. T. Petty, P G. NJ. T. w.
Fowler a. S. Webster.
On appealS-P. G.. NJ. w. w. MILAN, Jo-
seph R. Fague. 2. G. NJ. John l. Brown.
On supervision-P. G. NJ. w. 2. Allan, d.
w Keck, ]. J. Cheny.
On printing-John II. Nalley, Z. c. Grum-
ley, Leo S. Schoenthal.
State of the order-W. H. Mcneil. P. G.
NJ F.. A. Stier. l.. S. Savage.
On by-laws-Theo. Mead, Abel Bennett,
Joseph I. Porter.
On Rebekah lodges-P. G. NJ. George q.
COLLISION, Joseph Armand, N. w. Bridges.
Past Grand Master Frederick A. Stier,
who was reelected for the eighth time
grand representative and will attend the
coming Baltimore meeting of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge in that capacity. is the CASH
Ter of the Lincoln National Bank. He has
been a prominent Odd Fellow for about
forty-five years and has been a grand rep
resentative nearly fifteen years, the longest
consecutive term ever held by a grand rep
resentative from the District of Columbia.
He is prominent member of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, and is also a member of the
Masonic and Pythan orders.
Mr.. STEERS Colleague
Mr.. STEERS colleague in the Sovereign
Grand Lodge from the District Grand
Lodge is Past Grand Master William P.
Allan. a familiar, intelligent and indus
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trious contributor on odd Fellowship topics
TO the local press, He is now serving hif
nith term In the Sovereign Grand Lodge
lie has been for many years secretary OF
harmony Lodge, l. .. .. F., and is also
Pythtan and Mason
Inc Grand Encampment. I O. O F.
wmch meets next Tuesday night will also
elect one representative to the Sovereign
Grand Lodge. The sitting member is Pas,
Hfand Master Thomas W. Fowler
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Gov. Odell in Oregon

PORTLAND. Ore, July l7.-Governor
odell of New York, Gen. f. V Greene and
ex-senator T. +. Ellsworth OF New-York ar
rived In this city last night. They will go
up the COLUMBIA river to the Dallas today
and return to Portland tomorrow. leaving
tomorrow night for San Francisco hy raj
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lit is for Ladies, Too.

THEY CAN STOP THEIR HAIR FALLING OCT
WITH HERPICIDE.
Ladies who have thin hair and whose hair is fall
ing out prevent the hair falling out and thick
en- the growth. with Newbros "Herpicide" Be-
Sides Herpici1e is Of the most agreea BILE hair
dressings there is Herpicde kills the dandrufr
herm that eats the hair OFF at the root After the
germ is destroyed the will shoot up and the
hair grow long Even n sample will con-
vince any lady that New5ro's Herpicide is In
disrenSahe toilet requisite. 1t contains no oil or
grease; it will not stain dye. Sold by leading
druggists. Send 1Oc in stamps for sample to the
ilerpcide Co. Detroit Mich. Edward Stevens, spe-
cal agent. 9th and Pm. ave.
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Cricket With Hampshires.

SOUTHAMPTON, Eng. July 1.-THE
Philadelphia cricketers. in their match with
a Hampshire eleven, begun here yesterday
and stopped on account of rain, We're all
out today in their first innings for 30
runs.
AT lunch time Hampshire had scored sew
enty runs for two wiCkets down in their
first innings.
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Murder and Sufcida.

SALINAS. Cal. July I-Charles Craven,
the son of local rancher. killed Sadie
Block, young woman. and committed sui
eide Their bodies were found with their
throats cut 1t is said the girl was the
daughter of the president of the Block
Manufacturing Company OF Virginia
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Death Of Mrs. Armstead Miller.

Mrs. Armstead Miller. venerable resi-
dent of Loudoun county, Va, died yester-
day at the home of her daughter, Mrs 8. E.
Arnold. of the infirmites of old age. Mrs.
Miller was in the eighty-third year of her
age. and the greater portion of her long
life was spent in LOudoun. Two daugh-
ters-Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Joseph Con-
rad-survive her
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Rain Helps Corn Crop.

A dispatch received last night from
topeka Kan. says: A rain which began
shortly after midnight fell contiu-
uously over this section until daylight. II
mas been of tremendous value to the corn
crop also ripening berries and other vege-
tation. Some alarm is felt of another flood.
as the waters OF the kaw are slowly ris-
ing. with heavy rains reported from the
west $3.50
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On a Commanding Hill,

Located at the junction of the Norfolk
ana western and the Southern railroads on
a commanding HILL at Riverton. Va, e
the Hotel Riverton, hosiery with an
ehNiapie reputation. Bass fishing and bath
ing IN the Shenandoah are among tn. at
fractions
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On the Ocean Front

Large and comfortable rooms have made
the Mount Pleasant one OF the most popular
hotels at Ocean City. Nd 1t Is located on
the ocean front and has spacious sun par
lors. The sanitation arrangement of this
hotel is perfect.
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End Of the Tie-Up.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE signing OF
the arbitration plan of the builders and an
agreement on the wage scale for another
year by the Bricklayers' Union It is sad
insure the return to work on Monday Of
1900 men and the end of the building
trades tie-up
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Infants Clothing.

-NtiNiilI,il 10 NStllN'i ~ SolllC III d.
teal, inexpensive clothing. both for
outer and under wear, particularly
suitable for present use.
Chillrrn's Worstcd and Cotton Bands -.
with straps over shoulders. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Infants Nsnsnok Long Skirts, made on -o
waist with deep hemstitched hem. ......... SoI.
Chillrrn's Camhric skirts mad, on waist orr
deep hem; 6 months tn years -............ ~
Chil,!r"u's Striped Bingham Dresses Hub roo
bard style. lawn rutie neck and sleeves. SoN.
CNlldrrn's Bingham Aprons blue and orc
whit" checks. turnover collars; l to years SJ>'
Childr"n's PQue Sun Hats. with button zoo
Chiliren's rique sun Hats. hutton-on CT CO
crnwu and rufie Of embroidery hrm.. T'i'OO
Chi'drrn's Na;n,"ok Dresses. made with square
yok"S ~ trrkS and insertion and rutie on zoe
neck ava sleeves. ......--........ = -
Chl!Grrns G!nclam Dresses. pink and blue
checks tp'k"d yoke II white. India linon, 20
finished with ruii,. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Infants Nains"ok slips, with turnover zoe
'"'lar ....-..-.....-. -
Chillrru's ''Stork Pants" to he worn outside the
regular diaper Recommended 10y physi- -Oc
clans lud nurses. All sizes ............ SoN'
Third floor, Eleventh II.
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Miss Marie l.. Crutchet and Claude c.
Colley We're quietly married at the Church
of the Sacred Heart Thursday morning at
1910 O'Clock, the Rev. Father Joseph F
MStice officiating. After luncheon at the
residence of the brides parents Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Crutchet. attended only bv the
families of the contracting parties and a
few intimate friends. Mr.. and Mrs CoIley
left for Baltimore to take Il steamer to
Boston for a snort stay, going from there
to the Virginia mountains. Upon their re-
turn in the fall they will reside at 1929
Columbia road Mrs. DR.. Abbott Smith
Payn and daughter CourteEay, of New
York city and Mrs. Col George r. Gall
and daughter, Claudia of Cleveland Ohio
Mr.. Cooley sisters and nieceS came on to
be present at the ceremony and are with
their parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. W. F. Colley
at their home 1912 X street northwest
The opening ball of the Linganore Hills
Inn took place Thursday evening in the
large ball room recently erected. Quite
a number of young people from Baltimore
Washington and Frederick We're present
The following Washngtonians are now
stopping at the Inn Mrs. Rand Eliot
Misses Jessie and Dorothy Eliot, Mrs.
Ralph Given, Miss Mary Tanner. Mr. Hut
son Tanner, Mrs. El1ridge Mrs. VIM. John
son, Miss Virginia Hotchkiss, Misses
Leach, Misses RynaX. Mrs. Covbett Misses
Ella and katherine Corbett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-17
Japanese Straw Satchels
and Suit Cases.

Ideal for summer travel, and es-
pecially suitable for women, as they
are very light-do not weigh as
much when filled as an empty leather
case. We show a complete line Of
Satchels, Suit Cases and Telescopes,
and they are very inexpensive.
Suit Cases, $I.oo and up.
Satchels, 25c. and up.
Telescopes, 45c. and up.
Fifth floor.
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Cotton in Hawaii.

HONOLULU, July II (by Pacific cable'.-
Jared G. Smith. United States special agent
in charge of the Hawaiian experiment sta
ton. has been successful in his experiments
of growing cotton and Sumatra tobacco on
the islands
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b'li> y y 81,
Sig t. lu
sizes II tu
Misses and
Won1len's Lawn
DRESSING SacGues.

w OILIHTL S -EWTI
Dressing Sacques.
Dressing Sacques OF good quality
figured lawn. made kimona style,
with woke back and front and border
OF plain white lawn.
Another lot, Just received, of these
cool, comfortable. convenient sum-
mcr negligecs go on sale Saturday
at the special price,
2oc. each.
Regular price, SOC.
Third floor. Eleventh st.
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Mr., j. c. Malcolm and family, accom-
panied by Miss Mamie Porter have re.
turned from their trip around the Grea,
Lakes on the steamer Lafayette. They
are very much benefited by their trip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-17

Miss Thresa A. HanSler left Wednesda,
for a months visit to friends at her former
home, Saginaw. Mich. and will also visi
in Detroit and Toledo before returning
home.
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Interesting Books
for Children.

We call attention to our excep-
tlonally we'll selected stock OF books
tor the young people; works suit
able for children from six to eiqh-
teen years OF age, in attractive edi-
tons, at moderate prices.
We mention just a few:
:, Amy F. .I hlanrhards Stories for Girls: Miss
''lr-s Together and other stories Of ,uuaI
interest cloth binding. Each .............. OOC.
The Wellesley Series fer Girls a car.ru,1v So
lered serbs If books fer girls. written by popul
nutn'rS, hfty-hv" titles are represented; o-c
'i"'h hlhdihs- Ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~.
cloth binding. Each. ...-.............. 25C
All boys read the Ieuty Books win eng and
unhasrlhs int r.st Mr.. Hen'y Is well termed The
Ming of Story re!rrs for Boys
mental cloth Illustrated \ series Of lI.nsf
delEAtful stories for cir's- Ea,h........ 35C.
Selected from the best known writer's for chill
dren. ~
III" AIGer Series for R.ys 81 titles: H.
Illuminated cloth finding: illustrated Each SOC.
Inc authors II t"lS ri : # stories a pass
port, as every yorn"St"r kn MS. to hours Of ken
st delight and mi !lrnt in Srenes Of >t,rrtuy
lie and adventure.
'ial"p"n. the Talking PONY w Trao~ Jerks. ami,
mai stories are always welcome additions to tho
Young folks library: this wcrk is wei Has 80
tratcd cloth Special prize. .............. SOC.
Pilgrims Progress, in words Of IN. syl-
Liable. by Mary Godo,ph;n. cloth illustrated. exc.
Fifteen other titles i'll this series
Book Dept, main Goor. Tenth st
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DIR. and Mrs. J. Clarence Hatton of Cap
itol Hin left this morning for Ocean Grove
n. j., where they Will remain two weeks
as the guests of DR.. and Mrs Chas H.
Young.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-17

Miss Hester r. Bunch left Wednesday
TOT Detroit to attend the convention of the
Erworth League as delegate from North
Capitol Chapter. and before returning she
will visit Niagara Falls, Toronto and
Rochester. n Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-17

Miss Frances l.. Smith after two
weeks outing in company with friends at
Atlantic city, Is at present visiting at the
summer home of Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Blake,
Batavia, n. Y.
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WCmen's Tan Hosiery.

now very greatly in demand, is re-
ported scarce We show splendid
assortment in cotton, Isle thread
and silk, plain, Richelieu ribbed and
lace effects.
25c to S225 a pair.
Main floor,
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Miss Sadie White of Richmond. Va, will
be the guest of Miss Lillian G. Brooks 81 %
18th street, tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-17

Mr.. Forrest II. kiordan left today for
baltimore, where he will be joined by his
wife, and thence leave for Atlantic CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-17

Mr. r. A. Marmion and family Of United
states navy are at Atlantic City for a six
weeks sojourn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-17

Mrs. Peter Frank and son. Edward Hop
per FRANK, have gone to spend the remain
der of the summer at Atlantic CITY
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Popular COrsets.

M The reputable well-tried sorts
for summer use.
r.p. corse,s stra.rn, front, dip hip. S. so
W. b. corse,s. stra.sh, front. long hip. SI.75
r. &. Corsets, hatste. raight front. p.1.OO
i. y Corscts. hat'ste, straight front, dip c, -o
hip. elastcs attached. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl. 50
c. II. Corsets straight ont............ Yl./S
RAG cor.st, long medium and sbor, $I.oo
Girdle COrsets. batiste straight front. 0OS'
Third floor. Eleventh ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-17

Mrs Hannah Engel Of Capitol Hill, who
has recently recovered from a serious ILL
ness, Is at Asbury Park, N. ]. She is ac-
companied by her daughters. Mrs. George
Field and Mrs. Louis A Dellwig.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-17

Ithaca, N. Y, has typhoid epidemic
from a contaminated water supply.
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Hammocks, Lawn SWINGS
Sporting Goods,
Seaside Toys.

Special Values.
s, ranT"s Weave HanmGrks. with pillow, G. m
Mexican Grass IIammocks, extra quality 81 90
Heavy Cotton Cord and Canvas Weave H.. ~,
Value 81 'A"'e S.. 50
Canvas Weave HammockS with sprjnp ~
f'ii"' value 81 w. ............... Ply }
Folding Lawn Swings strong and extra
well finished. Special price. .......... S3.OS
Palmetto Lawn Tents. 10xlO feet Spc -
,. Japaa I,a Lanterns. for lawn &c TO 500
japanese Parascls ........... 15c. to 75c.
3pc. sets Garden Tools Observation-Disclosures. loC.
Shall croquet Sets. csc.
Boys Express Wagons. Observation-Disclosures. 9l 90
Sail Boats. SC. to CSC.
Sand Mould Sets. Observation-Disclosures. IOC.
Wooden Sand Spades. Observation-Disclosures. loC.
Fourth floor.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Meyers, Misses
Wynkoop. Travers. Neil of this city, Maud
ana Bessie Wynkoop of "Woodgrove," Va,
le1t TINS week for pleasure trip to Lake
Chautauqua, Niagara Falls. Toronto.
Thousand Islands and other points of in
terest Miss kiber and cousin, Miss
Cooper, who were of the party. were pre-
vented from going. owing to illness of the
latter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-17

Mrs j. g. Turner and her daughter Miss
M. Elise Turner. are visiting her daughter,
Mrs George S. Gibson, Atlanta Ga
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Saturday is Childrem's Day.
Hence Tomorrow Will Be Devoted to
Children's Summer Outfittings

For seasFore, for country, for town. Long expe-
rence i'm Juvenile outfitting enables to fill such
wants most satisfactorily. We carry large and
varied stock of everything for children of all ages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Blumenthal and daugh-
ter, Sadye. are spending the summer at
Blue Mountain House. Blue Mountain, Md
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The p c. c. and few guests were pleas
antly entertained by Miss Margaret Mere
dlth at her home Wednesday evening.
Games and music were INDUCED in until Il
late hour. when refreshments were served.
Out-of-toWn guests We're Miss Bruce of
richmond, Va. and Miss Dryle of Seattle,
Wash Others present We're the Misses
Levy, Dickinson. Meredith. Smith and Bos-
well and MeSsrs Bennett. Ray. Forsythe
roswell. Meredith. Ford, Dutton Beuchert
Farrell and Tucker
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Mr.. STEERS Colleague.

Mr.. STEERS colleague in the Sovereign
Grand Lodge from the District Grand
Lodge is Past Grand Master William P.
Allan, a familiar Intelligent and indus
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Reduced lO&.

With other lines of goods
Go-Carts, Refrigerators and
Filters-tllat have worked
down to ones and twos of a
kind to be closed out at much
greater reductions. Here's a
partial list: