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ton assigned 10 attend the German
maneuvers next September as his per-
sonal guests The American officers
VIII be entertained at the imperial head
quarters and supplied with horses from
the imperial stables. Major koerner,
the German military attache at Wash
ington, will be officially detailed 10 cs-
cort the Americans. and in addition an
orderly Will be assigned 10 each visitor.
Mai G. S Bingham, Of the quarter
masters department. arrived in Wash
ington on Wednesday and is staying at
the Portner. where he viii be until next
Tuesday. He is en- route 70 Manila
Mai. Robert S Smith, pay department,
and Mrs. Smith returned this week
from their bridal trip 10 Europe. After
a short visit in Washington during the
early part OF the week, they proceeded
to Major Smiths station at Denver,
Col.
Mrs. c. F. Humphrey, wife OF Mai.
Gen. c. F. Humphrey, and the Misses
Humphrey, have opened their cottage
at Grove Beach. Conn. where they Will
remain until the fall. when they will
join General Humphrey. who is at pres
ent in Mexico with a party of capital
lists and engineers, who. on their private
car, will make complete tour OF Mex
ico before returning to the United States.
General Humphrey who retired early In
July that he might enter business. rep
resents a large syndicate OF this coun-
try.
Mrs Merriam, who, with her little son.
left Washington Tuesday 70 visit her
son, Capt. H c. Merriam u. S A,
stationed at Fort Revere, Hull Mass,
will be at Fort Revere until after the
first week IN September.
Lieut.. Commander John Gibson, U. S.
N. and Mrs. Gibson are located for the
summer at the Mansion House, Poland
Springs. Ne.
Mrs. Marshall Field, who is at Marion.
Mass, for the summer, has as her
guest, Mrs. Frederick S. Ames.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin. who are
spending the summer abroad, are in
Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. p. H Wharton are at
Haddon Hail, Atlantic City, for a snort
stay.
Mrs George Pullman will return to
this country early next month from Eu-
rope. where she has been for several
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months, and viii go 10 her summer
place at Elberon. y. J.
Mr.. and MEs. ]. C. Cooper. who are
spending their summer vacation at At
lantic City. are guests at the St. Claire.
Mrs. Coakley and Miss Blanche Coax
ley, of Washington, have gone to At
lantic City for their summer outing.
Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Remmes, who are
spending several weeks at the seashore,
are at Haddon Hall. Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. D. Townsend. Mr..
and Mrs J. o. Hickey. Mrs. 3. L. Jack
son. Mrs. H. H. DaniHe, and Or. and
Mrs G Wilson, have Joined the Wash
ington colony at Haddon Hall, Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Watkins are at
the New Chatham, Atlantic City, for a
stay OF some length, before returning
to their home in Washington.
Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. S. 4. Bailey. and
Mrs. n. J. Carven, OF washington. are
guests at the Princess. Atlantic City.
Stuart Mcnamara has gone to At
lantic City for his summer outing and
is a guest at the Warwick
Rear Admiral ]. J. Kane, U. S. a,
retired, Is sojourning at the MARYLAND
for several weeks while at Asbury
Park. Mr.. Kane saw active service un-
der Dewey in the Spanish American
war and he also served under Admiral
Farragut in the civil war He tells in
teresting stories Of his experiences IN
the service and the guests are eager
TO listen TO the rear admiral
Miss X NJ. Jaquette, Of Washington.
is spending her summer vacation at
Asbury Park and is a guest at the
Leadley.
Mrs. L. W Reilly and Miss Reilly are
guests at the Franklin. Asbury Park,
for the summer.
Miss Maude A. Turley. Of Washing
ton, who has been visiting Miss Marie
4. Taylor, Of Norfolk, has returned 10
her home.
Mrs. c. c. Brown and her daughter.
Miss Gertrude Brown, OF Washington.
have gone TO Norfolk. where they are
the guests of Mrs. J. I. Maynard, Of
Fulton Hill.
Secretary of the Interior Garfield. who
is on tour Of inspection Of the various
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bureaus in his department. IS expected
20 arrive August s. Prior TO his depart
ure. August 10, for Yuma. Ariz.. a recep-
ton has Deen planned in HIS honor.
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Mrs. c. T. Bell has gone to Atlantic
City for the remainder OF the season,
and is guest ac Haddon HaIl
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gray, Of Twenty
fourth street, Langdon. have returned
from a visit to Saratoga and several
New England resorts
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Miss Mona Roberts, daughter Of D. J.
Roberts, OF Usage Lodge, LanSdon- IL
sojourning with friends on the banks OF
the lower Potomac
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~ HE army maneuvers at Fort
Washington the past week
have furnished a deal of
charming entertainments
for the colony of stay-at-homes still
in Washington.
a number of impromptu little
launch parties were arranged with
luncheon and tea served on board
and delightful rides back in the
moonlight. The visitors were usual
ly the guests of honor at dinner
in the mess room or in the various
officers quarters, followed by the
most delightfully."- informal little
hops of the summer.
Friday evening, especially, was a
red-letter day. Every house at the
post was taxed to overfowing with
guests from Washington, and the
placid Potomac from Washington 10
the fort was bright with innumer-
able gayly laden craft of every de-
scription, hung with lighted Ian
terms that gave a most picturesque
and unusual touch to the scene.
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Mr.. and Mrs James x. Jones are
guests at the Hotel Dennis. Atlantic
City.
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car at Hampstead, L. l., arriving at
Brighton about noon.
Luncheon was served at the BTigh-
ton Beach Hotel, after which the
guests made tour Of the various
attractions and had their palms
read, leaving Brighton III time to
play bridge until >, before arriving
at Hampstead.
NsFA OW that Miss Ethel Roose-
welt, the second daughter
of the President, has cele-
brated her seventeenth birthday
anniversary, there is a persistent ru-
NOR that her parents Will permit
her TO withdraw from school after
the Christmas holidays and enjoy
the festivities of a social season in
the White House.
1t seems most unfair that she
should be denied the advantages of
making her initial bow to society
within the walls of the historic Ex-
ecutiye Mansion. The friends of the
President ana Mrs. Roosevelt have
pressed the case so strongly. and.
it is limited. the young girl herself
has pleaded her case so earnestly.
that they are reported to have
changed from their original plan of
having her go through her entire
course at school and are to let her
have taste of the social whirl into
which her older sister, Miss Alice
Roosevelt, now Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth, entered into with such zest
at the age of eighteen.
Though of an entirely different
type from the Presidents older
daughter, Miss Ethel Roosevelt is n
particularly attractive young woman
and is sure to become the reigning
belle of the season in her own right.
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Mrs. J. NJ. Anderson, OF Twenty-sec-
ond street, Langdon, Is visiting relatives
I'm Ohio.
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Mr.. and Mrs. a. ]. Watkins are at
the New Chatham. Atlantic City, for a
stay OF some length, before returning
70 their home In WASHINGTON.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s d. Townsend. Mr..
and Mrs ]. O. Hickey. Mrs. 3. L. Jack
son. Mrs. II. H. DaniIle, and Or. and
Mrs G Wilson, have Joined the Wash
ington colony at Haddon Hall, Atlantic
City.
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Mrs. u L Bundy. IT.. OF II Seaton
place northeast. has as her guests Miss
Lillian Chambers and Miss Mary Peed.
Of New Castle, Ind. and Miss Olive
Bonsiog. Of Gulfport. Miss.
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have Joined the Washington contingent
stopping At the Wiltshire. Atlantic City.
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Miss Anna Beuchert and Nessrs. G. H
Beuchert and E c. Dutton are at lake
Cha taugay. In the AdlrondackE. on
their return they win stop at Asbury
Park for Z week
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M and Miss Andrews. of Chicago,
Ill, were guests OF Miss Sarah Eta
Page at the Page suburban home, cor
ner OF Claiming and Twenty-second
streets. Langdon. last week a number
of friends called. and a charming nu-
sical program followed.
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Miss Emma Thomas, Of Douglass
street. Langdon, has returned from a
visit 10 friends on Mattawoman creek,
near Indian Head, Nd.
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Mai. c. S Bingham, of the quarter
masters department. arrived in Wash
ington on Wednesday and is staying at
the Portner. where he will be until next
Tuesday. He is en- route 70 Manila
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Mr. and Mrs. John P Taylor. William
Hume Taylor. and Miss Isabelle Phin-
ney Taylor are at the Baldwin House,
Hamilton, Va.
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1T \ the persistent efforts of So
ciety women to outstrip each
other in novel modes of en-
PERTAINING, some decidedly original
entertainments have been planned
by clever hostesses.
One of the most striking of these
was bridge party given recently
by Mrs. John F. Calderwood, wife
of the general manager of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company,
and Mrs. Meneeley, wife of the sec
retary and treasurer of the COM
Pany. The party of twelve began
playing bridge at 1880 in a special
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Mrs. c. T. Bell has gone to Atlantic
City for the remainder Of the season,
and is a guest ac Haddon Han.
Miss NJ. c. Hayes and W. s. Medium
have Joined the Washington contingent
stopping at the Wiltshire, Atlantic City.
Mrs. G. Stewart. OF washington. has
gone to Atlantic City FOR a stay Of sev-
eraI weeks.
Mrs. J. Tyler and Miss Caroline Tyler.
who are spending Jhe summer months
at the seashore, are guests at the
Savoy. Atlantic City,
Mrs. W, s. Johns is stopping at the
Berkshire Inn, Atlantic City.
L. z. Adams. J. Robinson. w. E.
Epsey, s Young. and p Dermody have
joined the washington colony at At
lantic city for 4 few weeks.
Miss Bernice Bailey and Miss Caroline
Petit are spending a few weeks at At
lantic City. and are registered at the
McGInIey.
Miss Cora Shreve has gone TO Atlantic
City for =he summer. and IS a guest at
the New England.
Miss Lena Fowler. of Washington. has
arrived at the Marlborough, Asbury
Park, for the remainder OF the summer.
AR and Mrs J. F. Klein, Of Washing
ton, have gone TO Asbury Park and are
registered at the Ashland.
Gen. Adna r. Chafee, recently chief
Of staff OF the United States army. has
Just purchased a handsome residence In
Los Angeles, Cal, which he will occupy
with his family early in September.
Mrs. Edgar H. Bright, Of New Orleans.
who spent some time here last winter
as the guest Of Mrs BromwelI. wife OF
Col Charles S. Bromwell. is spending
the summer at the Virginia Hot Springs.
She VIII be Joined there shortly by Mr..
Bright.
The Misses Lulu and Helen George.
1722 North Capitol street, are spending
several- weeks At Rea5ing. Pa.
Mrs. Nellie p. Keleher, Of the RaIston,
viii not accompany her family to the
Philippine Islands.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Leidy. of Phila-
delphia. gave n dinner last night OF
eighteen covers at their cottage. Belvoir.
on the Cliffs at Narragansett Pier, for
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Miss Ethel Fish. With friends. left yes
terday 10 board the steamer HaverfOrd
today, en- route for England. Her uncle
and cousins Will be awaiting her ar
rival in Liverpool and, with them. will
tour England. Ireland. and Scotland,
stopping ar points OF interest. until they
reach Paris. Mrs Roswell A Fish. her
mother. VIII leave tomorrow night Tor
Massachusetts and the mountains OF
Vermont
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Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. S. \. Bailey, and
Mrs. y. J. Carven, OF Washington. are
guests at the Princess. Atlantic City.
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Mrs. John G Dougherty is at the I'm
perisl apartment, Columbia road. with
the Misses Craigheads-
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Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Remnes, who are
spending several weeks at the seashore.
are at Haddon Hall. Atlantic City.
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Mrs. G. Stewart. OF washington. has
gone to Atlantic City for a stay Of sew
eral " eeks-
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Mrs John Howard Gray. Of New York.
and Robert Lee Keeling, OF Baltimors
and Washington Mrs. Gray's engage
ment 20 AIr. Keeling has recently been
announced
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Mr.. and Mrs. William H Somervel4
and son are among the list OF Washing
tonians registered at Atlantic City
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~ EST was added to the life of
H. the summer colony at Bar
Harbor when that resort
was visited last week by a band of
gypsies, who sought to make the
cottage and hotel colony their prey.
They told fortunes in the most
charming manner for short time
for the bellies and beaus of the sum-
mer season, but they soon became
bold and cases of attempted theft
were soon reported everywhere, At
the Fabbri estate the intruders at
tempted to overrun the house and
grounds and were finally elected by
the servants.
Complaints were made to the po-
lice and the gypsies were rounded
up and told to leave town not later
than 9 o'clock. They took the hint
and went in time before two or
three excited cottagers had put into
execution their threat of forming n
posse and running the dark-skinned
prophets out.
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Miss Cora shreve has gone TO Atlantic
City for =he summer, and IS a guest at
the New England.
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Miss Mary S. Lyon, Of street north
west. who has been travelling abroad
since April. is now in Scotland. and viii
sail for home the 10th Of August on the
German Lloyd steamer Frederick der
Crosse.
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Miss Elizabeth II. Langdale. accom-
panied by her sister. Miss Helaine.
sailed from New York last Tuesday for
Cochambia. Bolivia, where they will be
the guests Of Capt. and Mrs. E. Postle-
waithe.
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Mr.. and Mrs T. D. DAILY. OF 1910 North
Capitol street, with their three youngeE
children and Miss Elizabeth Hennessy.
have gone to Atlantic City.
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49, OCIETY from the summer colo
Wv nies at all the resorts along
the coast turned out in full
force last week to attend the
Long Branch Horse Show at Holy
wood Park. The dress pageant was
shower than ever before this sea-
son, especially in the stand boxes
and among the auto parties in at
tendance.
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Miss BeTnice Bailey and Miss Caroline
Petit are spending a few weeks at At
lantic City, and are registered at the
NcGnley.
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Miss. Edna Mace. Of Capitol HilI, is
visiting her friend. Miss Jessie Man
gum. OF LandOver. lid.
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81 7 Narragansett the Point Ju-
dith Country Club has been
the center of attention for
the last two days during the ten
mis- tournament of mixed doubles,
played for the silver cups TO be pre-
sented by Mrs. Harry La Montague.
Monday marks the beginning of
the polo tournament, entries for
which were closed last Thursday,
and in which the Myopia Hunt Club,
the Meadow Brook Club, the Bryn
Mawr Club, and the Country Club
of Westchester will be represented.
Many members of the fashionable
villa contingent from nearby resorts
will attend the contest in their mo-
tor cars.
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L. Z. Adams, J. Robinson. W. E.
Fpsey, s Young. and 2 Dermody have
joined the washington colony at At
lantic city for 4 few weeks.
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Mrs. J. Tyler and Miss Caroline Tyler,
who are spending Jle summer months
at the seashore, are guests at the
Savoy, Atlantic City.
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Mrs. COakley and Miss Blanche Coax
ley, of Washington. have gone to At
lanuc City for their summer outing.
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Miss Maude A. Turley, of Washing
ton, who has been visiting Miss Marie
~ Taylor, Of Norfolk, has returned 10
her home.
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Miss Lena Fowler, of Washington. has
arrived at the Marlborough. Asbury
Park. for the remainder OF the summer.
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Secretary of the Interior Garfield. who
is on tour Of inspection Of the various
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Mrs. c. c. Brown and her daughter
Miss Gertrude Brown, OF Washington,
have gone To Norfolk, where they are
the guests of Mrs. J. T. Maynard. of
Fulton Hill.
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Mrs. s. B. Taylor, Mrs. a. H. Taylor,
and s. B. Taylor. IT.. are among the
Washingtonians at the Aurora House,
Aurora, W. Va.
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Mrs. ", s. Johns is stopping at the
Berkshire Inn, Atlantic City.
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Stuart Mcnamara has gone to At
lantic City for his summer outing and
is guest at the Warwick.
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Mrs. L. ". Reilly and Miss Reilly are
guests at the Franklin, Asbury PARK,
for the summer.
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T. r. Herlford and his sister, Miss
HerIford. are guests at the New Bel
mont Hotel. Atlantic City.
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The Misses Lulu and Helen George.
1722 North Capitol street, are spending
several weeks At Reading, Pa.
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Mrs. Nellie P. Keleher, Of the RaIston,
viii not accompany her family to the
Philippine Islands.
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Miss X. NJ Jaquette, Of Washington
is spending her summer vacation az
Asbury Park and is a guest at the
Leadley.
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DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Leidy. of Phila-
delphia. gave a dinner last night OF
eighteen covers at their cottage. Belvoir.
on the Cliffs at Narragansett Pier, for
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Mr.. and Mrs b. F. Garcomb Miss
Mary F. Garcorb. and j. D. GareOmb.
who are spending a few months at At
lantic City, are guests at the Vermont
House.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. CatteH. OF
West Chester, have returned 10 their
home. after a short stay in Washington
as the guests of friends.
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Mrs. J. B. Tyler and c. Tyler. OF
Washington. are spending the midsum-
ner at Atlantic City. and are registered
at the Savoy.
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Mr and Mrs J. F. Klein, Of Washing
ton, have gone to Asbury Park and are
registered at the Ashland.
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months, and viii go 10 her summer
place at Elberon. y. J.
Mr.. and MEs. ]. C. Cooper. who are
spending their summer vacation at At
lantic City. are guests at the St. Claire
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L p wheeling and Z p Cambridge. Of
Washington, have gone 10 Atlantic City
for q short stay and are guests at the
Sterling.
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Mrs. J. O'Brien, c. F. Lynch. Mrs. S.
Lynch, and A b Lynch. OF washington,
who are spending a few weeks at At
lantic City, are among the Washing
tonians at the Tracy.
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Major and Mrs Loefeld, Miss Lucy
Loefeld, and Master F. Loeneld. Of
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Martin, who are
spending the summer abroad, are in
Paris.
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Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Wharton are at
Haddon Hail, Atlantic City. for Snort
staV
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Mrs. Marshall Field, who is at Marion
Mass, for the summer, has as her
guest, Mrs. Frederick S. Ames.
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Mrs. George Pullman will return to
this country early next month from Eu-
rope, where she has been for several
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Gen. Adna r. Chafee. recently chief
OF STAFF OF the United States army. has
just purchased a handsome residence in
Los Angeles, Cal, which he viii occupy
with his family early in September.
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Mrs. Pierce and Miss ord. OF wash
ngton, who arc visiting their brother
n-iaw and sister, Lieutenant and Mrs
Ryan, at Fort OglethOrpe, Ga. were the
quests of honor at a dinner given for
hcm Thursday evening by Lieutenant
md Mrs. Ryan.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
Shoe Department

Here we save you money on any
kind of u shoe youmay want. We
only quote n few prices.
Mems Patent Colt. .S2.4S, 800 3.4s
Mems Yici Royal Calf Gun
Metal, in all the latest toes,
this is the shoc you pay $500
for, our price only. ..... 1913
Don't fail 10 src our line OF Wei
and Box Calf Shoes NJ ]. 0S and 2.25
Our All Leather Kangaroo Calf
Shoe at 50. 25 and SEAS will stand
the hard wolr-asl; 10 see this
shoe.
Ladies' Patent Colt and Wei
at.............. $3.50 and So los
Ladies' Wei Mt. Sl..S) Sl.75 $500
In this line We. can sa W. you from
SOC to 75c per pair.
Boys Kid and Box Calf. 81. so Sit
Youths Kid aud Box ca II. 1.39 1.69
Misses Kid Box and Kangaroo
Calls. IL g.. 81. 25, 1.3I $50, LIS
Child's Kid Bc& and Kangaroo
Call Sill. Ills to l.25
We keep on our 9Sc Counter all
the time Parg aims you can't afford
TO overlo *.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
Ladies Shirt Waists

We have the largest and best
line Of wnite wash waists you will
find anywhere and the prices are
VERY low.
White Lawn, Embroidered,
lace trimmed. Csc, Sl.25 To l.9S
YOU will have 10 see this line
IN appreciate IL. They look well,
are made well, and are cheaper
than you can buy the material and
make them. Don't fail TO see
them.
Ladies' Skirts am. .$1.9S To sos
All the latest styles.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
Carpets, Rugs, etc.

Our stock Of Carpets, Rugs,
Lace Curtains, Shades, Mattings,
Linoleums, Wall Paper, Trunks
and grips ia the largest and best
we have ever had. Our prices are
right.
All Wool Ingram carpets. soc up
Half Wool Ingram carpets 39c up
AL Wool Filled Cotton chain .48c
Granite Carpet. .25c yd.
China Mating. .,.,....l2c yd. up
Japan Mnttings 49,. .lSc yd. up
9xl2 Smith Administer Rugs,
$22.2O value for. $10.9 5
9x12 extra Administer Rugs,
$500 value forces, $22. 48
9xl1 Tapestry Rugs....... $lO.95
9xl2 Tapestry Rugs, $500
value Tor .....,.,...s,.. $l3.9 "
Special lot 9x12 Ingram rugs. .4.98
I27x60 IN, Administer Rugs 1928
Especial 27x60 in. Administer
Rugs .$l.69
81 in. Lace Curtains !, Csc up
Bed Spreads 49,. 96c, l.25, up
NF L W.
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Grocery Depart
m'ent.
Rect &

Beets upar....- 81 lbs. for 81. 90
beet Sugar. 100 lbs. for S4.S5
S%.T .dard Sugar, 20 lbs. forSl.OO
So .ndard Sugar. 100 lbs. eorSi.95
W lrly Ohio Seed Potatoes, bu. > 90
Michigan Salt per Dbl. .Sl.2O
! Greenwich 1--we. 10 cans for 90
Navy Beans Hand picked per
Ib. BE
Flake Hominy, per TO-. ........2c
FEELS Naptha Soap, per bar 4c
Lenox Soap. 49,. IS bars for 25c
IL On. Laundry Soap. n bars Doc
3 packages Rolled Oats, ,...,.2oc
Arbuckles Coffee per 10. lie
IN Id. Coffee. ................ 500
(the kind others sell at zoe per lb.)
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
Toilet Preparations

Listcrine, per bottle. l9c
Sanitol Tooth Paste. 19c
Rudifoam Tooth Wash 1Sc
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder. l0c
Mcnncn's Talcum Powder, 2
lOrs ,..... . -OC
Colgate's Violet Talcum. ..... .15c
Colgatc's Cashmere Bouquet
Talcum ....................l5@
Colgate's Cashmere Boquet
Soap per cake. .............15 c
Co'gate.s Tuscan CASTLE Soap
per cake DC
Colgate's Palm Soap per cake. SC
Colgate's Palm Oil Soap, per
cake ...,o c
Colgate's Monad Violet Soap,
per cake. 10c
Colgatc's White Clematis Soap
per cake. ...... ............8 &c
All" Glycerine Soap, per
Cdhc sssss .... {. . . . lou
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
Millinery.

The season Is here and you will
need II new spring hat. We have
all the latest styles mt just about
half what you will have TO pay
elsewhere. Call and see what "a
nice hat you can get here for from
$1.98 TO S4.95. Also a full line of
Misses and children's Caps.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
Wall Paper.

We have a CAR LOAD Of new
spring wall paper in all kinds at
prices from Sc up, 1t is all new
paper, a. We didn't have enough
left over from last season 70 pap
|er y room. Come In and zee this
dne new line.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

A GOOD SEWING O1n en
MACHINE : 3IZpJu
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

As usual at this store, we have
the largest, best and lowest price
line Of TRUNKS AND GRIPS to
be found In the County. Any
thing you want in this line.