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ADOBES. KINDLING, DOORS AL
r,o,rfn AVA h232S
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MOTORCYCLE CHEAP UNCLE SAM.
an u Lei soufn o1l2l
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WASATCH LODGE NO. l. II aNn
Masonic temple, corner First
and Second East. Regular neetinyi
sister lodges and sojourning hra,Eer
daily invited. A. C.. Wherrv tsq p
A. j. Lowe, Secretary. "
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

n,
HOME PAPER CLEANING 20 ECJ,|,
gaaranteed. Ind. llA5. Bell a1ha Ninas hn
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RHEUMATISM CURED

NnEC CMATISM CURED WITTY IN0I, =,
tei'eoies' Apply 2ss West End souib
o6.9
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BURIAL VAULTS

ROYAL CEMENT BURIAL VAULTS
put In on four hours notice: cost from
s2o to $50. Ind, 1857. Bell 525. h3SSS
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100 900 FEET SECOND HAND LUMBER.
In fine condition. Apply $50 So 3rd
East Also one 12-horsepower gasoline
engine, guaranteed. o5090
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THE BISMARCK BOWLING ALLEYS
No. 80 Wcst End South. very cheap;
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Indenondo. ,eo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-02
70 EEf.SE

4 TSfNfoPSS SSfSI ;i:R RIO A0l
bile. Ia good condition. Tor snl.|
lF.e rGEaSouj. lj South ~ -
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FOR SALE-BAKERY AND CONFEC-
tionery In n city OF 5000 population.
doing good business and q money maker;
bears closest Investigation. sickness only
reason for selling. Address N-27, Trib-
une. o2820
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PLANO FOR SALE, MAHOGANY CASE
Temple. west entrance 90;
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With tonishts two performances of
Tho Summer Tourist" at the Daniels
thcater the engagement OF that tunciul
musical piece Will close.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-02

LINDs CHAPTEr,
l, Order Easio,a
masonic temple -
meetings nr5t ~
each month m
members wiIl rcceI,'
cordial welcome. ~.
e., X. Me3Cu!low. e W.
Nellio t. Spencer. s.1
tary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-02

II is seldom that any single vaudeville
net enjoys the tributes that this week
have been paid Electra at the Shubcrt
Practical electricians. who have tested
The apparatus Electra uses at his diff
icrcnt performances. have admitted their
bewlldermcnt that any man can take so
terrific an amount of electricity into his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-02

LOST-PAIR LACE CUFFS. ON.
ST. below 3rd So Kindly ~
5ol State ST. Reward.
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GRAIN AND POTATO SACKS; UTAH
a,S Was, N n2S33
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
Poineroy, 36 w, 1st N. 1881
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WANTED

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
Fly MORNINGS 7:ib. AFTERNOONS
AT 1885. SUPERINT ENDENT'S OF
FICE. TROY LAUNDRY. 43l so. 9Th
EAST ST
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YOUNG FOX TERRIER FEMALt
VIII pup In few days: three
spots. Liberal reward. return 'o9
md SO. Phone Ind. d405.
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inc theater managers OF the state Of
Utah met Wednesday in the Colonial the
nter and elected the following officers:
President: George D, Pyper: Vice presj-
dent, J. E. Clark; secretary and treas
hrer, Il: r. kctchum. The matter of the
raise OF rates by the music unions was
inc raise in the orchestras of Salt Lake
tlty. IL was decided to ask for a meet
ins Win the music union in order TO take
UP ms proposition. The conclusion ar
sisted upon that the size OF the different
orchestras would have to be cut. bv
il, WHICH action about twenty-four mon
That the theaters Will have to nav for ibo
Two members of the fire department uho
arc sent to the different theaters each
wss annair,aa maS discussed. and a committee
WIS appointed TO investigate.
In the opening Of n season of bipb-cI,ss
stock productions by William inccrsoiI
anu @ STOCK company At the Garrick the
nrh,,o nrI SUNDAY night the theater- going
70 10, Mr lngersoll Is known ibrourbort
sne theatrical world to be one OF thc
pfe pss' leading men in the theatrical worid
ne is known TO be very poInstaI,imn
man IN putting on all productions and
every detail Is given consIderati tinn %mu
lanes hn1'a rogers, president OF the Salt Lake
rom Walter Edwards. now jeadin, i1..ur nI.V
WIN Margaret Ellington. wisbinne INN hi.,
success and placing an order for ,, tn.n
FOXES TO be reserved for him and frIenGe
LOT sunday night. Mr.. Edwards '9aS wsS
a member OF the Ingersoll stock cN,n mas
pany some years ago while nJon;, oon
, nre ,rand and now expresses his nicos'
ere ere 10 20 meet NEE AR; Rogers and Mr.. inceS-
son son on the opening night OF what 80,
lses TO eclipse the openinS ~ prom
@4ter 4na inns season. The GarrIck hoy nS-
asTanppc sT opened ed, Thursday morning and and the the
lions and sare ;n,,d Is far above all expectae
WI wli be available when the curtain 9 a seas soes
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liner WANTED IN ESTAB-
Hshed office business; have general
isehcy FOR ipternountain section; hust-
I.r can make large returns: moderate
N1PitaI required. Call or address Mr.
Mn,te. under First National bank. Ogden.
ltah. nlb30
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-02
BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS

SMITH BROS, BUILDERS AND GEN
yI" ,on,rnc'ors: sl5 Vermont bid=
'' LII -"9'. ulsuD
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LADIES' TAILOR

>-~/>-~<>--->~->>-~~--~~>
M, WICKER. VIENNA LADIES TAI
lor. 12o Mercantile block. REASONABLE
rates STso
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SrROCkS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
hote! restaurant and household help
Headquarters for laborers.
% west End So. Phones AGA cI43
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-02

1000 FEET DIMENSION LUMBER AND
building material: 500 sheets of corfu
gated iron, and 100 loads Of kindling
wood. Geo. Ross. SIS North End West;
o2362
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FOE sALE-HoUsE & F1rPN1r1rp,

ELEGANTLY FI-RNISIIED ~NSo-"o>~-
house. Oriental rugs. mission ,EooM
owner leaving city. 80 lst ave. i9tIly'
Il
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SECRET SOCIETIES

Ell KALAH TEMPLE. - 49,
Regular sessions held M NJ, y
pie. corner Second East ana rssonlc
tho third Wednesday I'm eneh t rrrst 3
lourning mobiles invited to om9nth
Morse; III Potcntate. J. NJ. Mar,,. z
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-02

FOR SALE CHEAP - BEAUIlf
Shetland surrey and harness. ssn sse
Forest 70-Z oooo
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LOST AND FOUND,

LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN SUI
night. 3-months-old bull terrier
ilsht, with round black spo. oni'
Drown spot on right eve. Rswanl'
turn TO Tribune.
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80 MEN TO SOAK THEIR WATCHES
and diamonds at Uncle Franks Loan
oilice' East 3rd South. Ind. phone 80:
1891
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RESORTS

>~~>------->--~~S>~-~-~ -~-~>~~>>>>>N-~~~>-~~
BIG COTTONWOOD CANYON
mobile and horse stages VIII ~
lar. Inquire Ind. ii0S.
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. l. Y A.
Stated conyocation last Wednesdn1
each month at Masonic hail. cou,er
ond East and First South streets q
panions cordially invited. + II. Kun
sky. II. p: Moses G. Phillips. Secre1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-02

VISIT HENAGER'S BUSINESS COL
lege before you decide 10 enter else
wnere- Get the best. 40 So. Main St
Both phones. d25l3
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MT. MORIAH LODGE NO.
M.-Masonic hall. second aAN1
month month corner First South and y
Last. Members OF sister Lode
journing members in good So an1
vitcd. p, A Slmpkin. ". NJ; ChMun5 Chs,n
Diehl. Secretary.
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNES

LARGE STOCW TO SELECT FROM r.
Mckenzie. Display yards i22 SO. State.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwORK;
good pay. washing TO do. 323 Post
st o2922
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LET US FRAME YOUR PICTURE, Ar -
Wall Paper Co., 48 East 1st south iia!eo 81,
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FOp SALE
ron sA1n- MISCELLANEOUS.

WOOD SAWED IN STOVE LENGTHS,
and sacked klndling. 30 NoFth ,cIa S
West. G. w. Ross. hootO
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TWO GOOD SOLICITORS TO TRAVEL
IN o9 commission. with weekly advance;
soou proposition. 123 Atlas blk. m202S
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WANTED-AGENTS
WANTED-BoARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOMS FOR STUDENTS
and places where students may work
Tor board and lodgings, State particulars
TO University OF Utah. Salt Lake City.
LII
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. at 46S Bird avenue. o34l4
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fOuNG GIRL FOR GENERAL. HOUSE
work: no washing. 314 1st ave, o29o3
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FINE OAK SHELVING; ALSO SEC-
ond hand showcases. w. l.. We'uenpii iYii
lbS-l60 West LIST South, 49,
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READING STANDARD BICYCLE.
or brown. bell on handles. sprin5
Toe clips on pedals. new single tun3
'front.' wheel Is vanished. Corbin
coaster brake. Reward los w.
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GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
house work 13o II street oJ226
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a PURSE WITH DOOR KEY M
Return TO Mrs. Dorncss. 100 :
Reward.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- ~N(0~~~~~~-~~~~~-~O~~~
BY ELECTRICIAN OF ELEVEN YEARS,
experience in steam. gasoline and hydro
electric plants; sober and Industrious
Apply N-o4' tribune. o30SS
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n H.. to Join Mrs. Ryan and Mrs. Al.
exander Porter Morse.
Mrs. Randall Hagner. who spent the
summer At Atlantic City. has returned to
washington ana joined Mr. HaGnsr ct
their cottage at Chevy Chase.
Lieut.. Daniel Torrey. u. g.. A.. and his
bride, who was Miss Alice Tayloe War
ring Buckley OF Washington. the daugn-
Mrs. Torrey's uncle. Mr.. Allen Smith. on
the Rappahannock river. In Virginia.
Mr., and M. J. 4; CLARKE with their
omi Clarke. are spending August with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Garrett at Spy Hill.
on the Potomac.
Mrs. Rose Putnam. Mrs. Made Put
man, Miss Edith Putnam. Robert Put
man and Leslie Putnam are spending
their vacation at Colonial Beach, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fisher and
Mass Joan M. an: me-. Mabel Fisher have s
month OF August In the White mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry r. Davis OF Wash
ington are spending . month In the same
section.
Rev. DR.. Donald c. Macleod, pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church, ana Mrs.
Macleod have returned to Washington
after SIX weeks absence. DR.. Macleod
spent the first three weeks OF his vaca-
ton in Nova ecotia. Mrs. Macleod went
20 Parkersburg, w. Va. where she visit
ed her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Anderson. During the rest
OF the time they have been staying at
Mountain Lake Park ana Poland Springs
w. Va
Miss Eloise Anderson OF Parkersburg.
q niece OF Mrs Macleod, who returned
TO Washington with them, will be their
guest until September.
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Deaths Heported.

The following deaths were reported to
the health ONCE during the past twenty
four hours:
Arnes Fowler. 90 years, $40 I'd street
southeast.
Orville d. Thatcher, 6s years. SO 18th
street northwest
John Thornton, 80 years. tuberculosis
Hospital. r..-
Mary A. Shea. IS years. II Florida
avenue northeast.
John III. Reynolds, 81 years. i1iS Fo-
tomac street northwest.
Frances r. Mackenzie. year. rear OF
Henry Horstmsn, 50 years. q. s. Sol
diers Home, D. c. -.
Patrick C. Holmes, - years, Ills c
street southeast.
George w. Beavers. 20 years. SoS Nor
ris street northeast.
Louise n. King, 70 years, 7ls > street
ida Il. Altman. - years. 7o7 22d street.
Ellen J. coonsy. 80 years. 1900 wiscon.
sin avenue northwest.
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ST TOME 0M KlIDM|EY

An Interesting case that OF Mr.. H.. l.
McDunee. member OF the firm Of II. e De
Wolfe 4 Go. Of the Croker Building. san Fran
cisco.
Inc case was pulling. There was pain in the
kidney. with a showing OF blood. Examination
oy seven physicians proved that the blood Gas
From the kidneys. and II the opinion Of all
tnat mere was q stone cutting the Kidneys ~
the least exercise caused a showing Of blood.
-Four x-Ray pictures were taken. three OF then
showing q stone half inch In diameter. To he
certain that IL was a stone thst cast the shad-
ow. q similar stone about the same size taken
from a patient was put under him for COMPARE
s0n-both stones showing on the plate.
An operation about decided upon when
Fulton's Renal Compound was recommended 20
Mr.. McDufYee. He feared the knife and gave IL
| q trial.
Within ten weeks THE blood and pain had
ceased and In six months he considered himself
well.
We also have q three-psge letter frem an old
school physician. q lecturer In one Of the Saa
Francisco Medical Colleges. covering . similar
case OF stone in the kidney. An opeftien seemed
inevitable.
He prescribed Fulton's Renal COMPOUND upsa
the theory that as IL was getting results In Ne
phritis II ought 10 have some efecf 20 reduce
the Inflammation and excessive uric acid that AZ
complete recovery that he thought recsrd ought
20 be made OF IL and gave US the iettef 1--WE
Fuiton.s Renal Compound seems 10 have shot
the same percentage Of efhciency in stone u ne
kidney that II has shown In brlsn, nver%s-s.-
For free Literature sdd sss rrs,cisco. 6L
Fultons Renal compound can be had q ssr
agent Henry Evans. 1908 ST NV.
We desire 70 sdrlse .r s.1a,shls resuifs - -
third week.
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The following births were reported to
the health ONCE during the past twenty
four hours:
George and Bessie .Atchinson. girl.
william j. and Mamie E. RUSSELL girl.
George r. and Edna N. Sims, boy.
Herman z. and Lillian r.. Kittredge,
boy.
Samuel E. and Ethel G. Boyce. girl.
]. william and Clara e. Shackeiford.
girl.
william B. and Mamie NJ. Green. girl.
Robert l. and Viola Henry. boy.
William and Eleanora Garrett. boy.
Eugene and Matte Driver. girl.
John and Dovie Dodscn. girl
Andrew and Emma Anderson. boy.
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IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY


CONTINUED from Seventh Page)
spending the summer at Blue Ridge
summit. has returned to her home.
Mrs. L. W. Warren and Miss Warren.
who have been Visiting friends In Orange
Court House. Va, have recently return
ed to their home here.
Miss Edna Middleton. who has been
spending the past few weeks In the
mountains Of Virginia. campins with .
party OF friends. has returned to her
home on 30th street.
DR.. and Mrs George W. Wood have
given up their house In Georgetown, ana
have moved 10 Washington.
The mrs, secretary OF the Chinese iega-
ton and Mrs. Young Kwai are in New
York. where they went TO spend few
days.
Baldridge, target practice inspectors Of
the navy. have returned from Cape Cod
bay.
Maj. George souires. assistant chief OF
the Signal Corps, United States Army.
has returned from q months stay In Eu-
rope.
DR.. Merrill T.. Gates and Miss Margaret
Gates Of Washington are NJ Mapie~ood.
n. II.
The Misses Ruth and Anna Green OF
Washington are enjoying the social life
~ Maplewood. ~. H., In the White noun
tains.
Mr.. Joseph Ryan. who has been absent
in New YORK. has returned to Bethlehem.
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AVON TO MAKE THREE CRUISES.
Large Royal Nail Steamer Substi.
tuted for the Asturias,

The New York once Of the Royal Mai
Steam Packet Company has received ad.
vices from the home once Of the com
pany in London stating that the new
1900 ton twin-screw steamship Avon
will again make q number Of cruises dur
ing ielO-li. instead Of the steamship As
turias, as previously announced
The Avon IL scheduled to make three
cruises TO the West Indies. Panama
canal and the Spanish main, leaving New
York January q, twenty-eight days: Feb.
ruary IL. thirty-two days. and March IS
nineteen days.
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her birthday yesterday. The little
guests enjoyed themselves until the
refreshments. which were carried In
the color scheme OF pink and white.
were served. and then merriment
rsisned. Pink roses OF sharon were the
hostess received many lovely presents
during the day. Those present were:
Mary Benfer. Rachel Benfer. Marie
lockwood. Hattie lockwood. Dorothy
Henrietta Mason, Virginia Steele. Ethel
Sartan and Beatrice Gift.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Aarons announce
tns marriage Of their daughter Minnie
iington, VT. Mrs. Lamson left Wash.
inston . year ago to associate herself
In the vest with the forest service.
After . trip Of q few weeks In the
northwes the young couple will make
son formerly attended the University
OF Vermont. and 10 now engaged In
business In San Francisco.
james r. .Stringfellow were married last
nisht 1t the home Of the bride. 642 keefer
place. Rev. Charles l.. Pate. pastor OF
tne Dumbafton Avenue Methodist Churcn:
omciated. The parlors we're decorated
Win palms and ferns. and the bride car
2 travelling suit OF blue wolfe and black
hat with bird Of paradise. Miss Opal
roates was bridesmaid. while Mr. John
Bowers. uncle OF the groom, acted as
best man. Following q reception TO q
number Of friends the couple went to
Baltimore and will 20 by water to New
York. They will conclude their trip with
visit to Atlantic City.
Miss Grace Ross, who vas the guest
OF M. ID. A. 6htir and family at At
iantic City. has returned home.
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Richard Owings. 2 months, Providence
Hospital.
Anthony Wells, / month, 300 X street
northwest.
william +. Gary, 8 months Children's
Hospital.
Bernard A. Garrett, 10 months 324y p
street northwest.
James r. Butt. II days, 4sl9 wiscon-
sin avenue northwest.
Alice Harrod. 81 years, POI Poplar
place northwest.
Mary A. johnson. ~ years. Freedmen's
Hospital.
Elizabeth Warner. g years, Washing
ton Asylum Hospital.
wilbert Thornton. ! year, Chester
court.
Romulus Briscoe. years. Children's
Hospital.
Lottie Jones. 80 years. Casualty Hos
pitai.
Grandson williams, 81 years. Tuber-
culosis Hospital.
Alma Grant. months. 100 Rovers
court northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-19

NEWARK, n. j., August 19.-The Pro-
sressive Republican League 1t q meet
ing last night named Harold J. Rowland
Of Upper Montclair to run for the con-
ereesional nomination In the seventh dis
trict against Representative r. Wayne
Parker, who IL to be the candidate OF the
reRulars. Mr.. Rowland 10 editorial as
sociate of Theodore Roosevelt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-19

have been stopping at Atlantic City for
the past few weeks, have returned.
Mrs. Ellen Driscoll Of 62s G street
southwest has gone TO Delaware to
visit her sister, Mrs. Grimes.
Mrs. W. H. Goszler Of New York 10
visiting her sister. Mrs. George Fen
tress, In goth street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Herfurth are at
Atlantic City for two weeks, accom-
panied by their son Harry.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following.
James vanden and Annie Garrett.
James r. Stringfellow and Sue g. Cover
ston.
Charles L. Folmar and Ada B. TIGER,
both OF Alexandria, We.
Prank A. Wilbur ana Lillian g. Phillips.
Charles Cults and Gertrude e. Linkin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-19

Anna Paulding, who have been abroad
since the close Of Congress. have sailed
for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roberts Of wash
ington are ct AApievocd. N. II.
Mrs. william +. Glover and her daush-
ter. Miss Emily Glover. who have been
returned last Tuesday to their home on
30th street.
Mrs. James X. sudler Of New Hamp-
shire avenue has - her house guests Col
and Mrs. J. r. Goodwin.
Mrs. Henry r. Biount. who has been
spending the past six months IN traveiine
through England and the continent. re-
turned recently TO her home. the Oaks.
on Georgetown Heights.
Miss Helen ralmadse Bachelor. who
few weeks. has returned 70 her home In
Bayonne. n. J.
Mrs. George Cooper and her daughter.
Miss Rita Cooper. left recently for Cres-
emit Beach. Conn. where they viii spend
the remainder Of the summer. Before re-
turning to washington they will visit
friends In New London, Conn.
Mrs. Mark Brook. wife Of Lieut.. Brook
L. 8. A.. and Miss Brook are spending the
latter part Of the seoson at Chelsea, n.
J. They will return to Washington In
October.
Miss Irene Neville Of North Platte.
Neb., has been the house guest for the
past few weeks Of the Misses Anna and
Helen Miller 1t their home at Alta Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred x. Hosple ana their
SON are spending the latter part Of the
season near Old Point. Va.
To IONA Dearborn. the little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Deardor6, {
surprise party was given In honor Of
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GAN FRANCISCO. Cal. August 10
The Call today says A. G. Spalding OF
San Diego and formerly Of Chicago. is in
the lead for the United States senatorial
advisory vote. Figures compiled by the
Sc, 600 for John d. Works. insurgent.
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soc Buckles and Belt
Pins. &c.

itiS, xSS.
New designs in rose gold, French
gray or oxfdized finish. Many with
fine cut stone settings.
Both Belt Buckles and Belt Pins
sell regularly NJ SC each.
Choice offered tomorrow at half
price-2Jc each.
Uewelry Dept)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-19
nc Ironing Wax, &c.

This Coupon and &C for box Of
one dozen pieces best grade Chi
nese Ironing Wax. Motion De-
partment.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-19
39c Silk Betting
at lac a Length.

SILK Moire Betting. IN handsome
6eured designs. Choice OF black.
vhite and leading colors.
Regular price. soc q yard.
Three-ouarter-yard belt lengths
for lac each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-19

Miss Irene Neville Of North Platte.
Nsb., has been the house guest for the
past few weeks Of the Misses Anna and
Helen Miller 1t their home at Alta Vista.