Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1897, Page 7

“ THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY; JULY 27, 1897-12 PAGES. ° 7 THE WORLD OF SOCIETY ment at the Plimhimmon court last week were Messrs. Blaine Ewing, Elliott: Wag- gaman and Theo. Seckendorff of Washing- and Messrs. Chas. B. Bailey, Kensett spate R. H. pa ee Carroll ol more an ir. inklin U; of Ocean City. mega Mr. and Mre. James Tolputt of Pittsburg, whe are spending the summer at the At- lantic, had a narrow escape from drowning Sunday during the bathing hour. Fortun- ately everybody was out and there numerous and willing hands that went to a speedy rescue. They are among the datiy bathers, and Mr. Tolputt is an expert swimmer, but the undertow carried both out to sea. An effort was made by those on shore to take out the boat, but it got tangled in the life line and became unman- ageable. Every man who could swim tn- stantly threw himscif into the water, anil their assistance, prompt as it was, cam none too soon. To Mr. Floyd Waggaman belongs the distincti them first. The rescuing party formed in line and swam to shore with Mrs. Tolputt several remaining to assist Mr. Tolputt, who was well nigh exhausted. Ocean City’s first newspaper is an as- Ex Daries, Juy eS August we close at 5 o’clock—Saturdays at 1 pm. GRE AT Prepare for a Rainy Day-- {Umbrellas worth having. SUGAR Oe Te “" PERRY'S Johnston’s, 729 7th St. Points, Not An Ordinary SHOE SALE. There must be some extraordinary inducements to attract these unusually large crowds to our stores at this (so-called) dull season of the year. We are virtually closing out every pair of Shoes in our 3 Houses during this “MIDSUMMER CLOSING SALE” prior to the opening of the Fall season, and it is a positive fact that never were good, desirable Shoes sold as low as we are at present offering our OWN GUARANTEED Shoes. Where Home Folks Are Forgetting the Hent and Having a Good Time—Personals. Mrs. J. Alexander Shriver of Cathedral Street, Baltimore, mother of Mr. John 3. Shriver, Washington correspondent of the New York Mail and Express, has closed her country residence, “Olney Farm,” Har- ford county, and has gone to the Green- brier White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., for August. Mrs. Shriver is accompanied by her granddaughters, the Misses Clendinen, Tt is too late to shut the door after the horse is gone. Don’t oe oseeg i} Soatreseesoatresresonseogectoatoetreteaseafbezeesendraceesengoasnecententiaseegentoasiese - and her niece, Miss Bertha Kemp. ; wat es x a 1 2 3 ! z 4 zs _— a " sured fact, and the sheet will make its Pati and Bees Kid Coasts ouk Bice Deck ' 3 wait until you get caught in a rain to think about buying that peas FB, McGuire have gone | Arst appearance August ack anc hocolate Kic y' Laced Shoes, s Umbrella. And don’ . = = z : Bae 10 Manchester-by-the-Sea. Mr. Zappone of the executive committes : 4 : 5 n't think you must pay a big price to get . : ae ae la é Z < = Sos ys wy , Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Holtzman are at] of the National Association of Amateor Oxon Ties ane Saal bab plendul Heather soles, us . % the combination of good quality and unique mounting. aadancn Bones ON ow. Oarsmon will visit Ocean City next werk Ditechnsarta a wade mate se Gisekts acres Fi K) AC. KS We will show you differently. Mrs. E. M. Willis has gone to Orkney | Waihi: ls prioset ae Rod kore | Inet e Cn . BA & 7 ve . < ] 1 Springs. rected that Washi | Closing Price, ©Q¢, Closing Price, Q5¢, $ ofl: We have a standard of value that the makers who supply ie ene Stet that Washingt. | $ us must reach. Glittering handles do not blind us—and we do fortnient eewtouna Sill we. ated among the visiting crews |: < Chocolate Kid Laced, Men’s $2.50 Tan Shoes, $ not use them to tempt you. We offer our Umbrellas—every ir. AU sibaly @nbnson nih facaly ere iat L oF those who will dan »< for ladies and miss Handsome Laced Shoes, | ATED SUGATC AINE AN QU: z one of them—for the service that we know is in them. Effect Kennebunkport, Mb. he iy inbback ell “Siiveava scheaen *< soft, durable and stylish. ona popular shape. t’ SPECIAL PRICE UNTIL + + is a perquisite of your. patronage here—belongs to the Um- aa Wm. J. Volkmar is at Hot Springs, a ach eae A Den “aiiss Margar ~ 2 = 2 Se : jana, J Z arrot, 3 } < $1.50 and some $2.50 grades. Sizes 6 to 8 only. t c £|% — brellas—as the color does to the rose. te Mrs, George N. Smith has gone to spend | Frown. “the “Misses Ewinig, Mr ‘ oo ‘4 3: St yr 7 ick J; e] ~, 4 eonard, Miss \« i pre fa oe e * . Bes 5 52 You can trust your eyes to pick out an Umbrella from our a month at Canisteo, N. Y. aWacon, “air © kr Closing Price, $l 219 Closing Price, $l 65 % — stock—because there is worth in every fold—reliability every Mrs. J. C. McKelden is at South Bristol, | Waseaman and I 3 s 3 ses a) 2 , Me., for the summer. Albert Carroll will “ Poa : c : 3 —to the full meas he price you clect to pay. . Ladies’ Hand-sewed Juliets, Men’s $4 Summer Shoes, Package KS rib—t Ss 5 COSTS of 2 L wae x p ae Mrs. C. G. Bunker is spending a month Hay and w = == 2 We don’t have bargain Umbrellas — but we often have aS na a guests nex black or dark brown Mahogany Kid Laced Oats. a3 Wrnbectias at a batons dike diese pee Pome. see tees arrivals vici kid, stylish shapes, and Hand-niade Oxfords, a ie . 8 a ar ee Z pret ae oe) eee ae ren gy and very comfortable. of best patent leather. + Mrs. M. J. Martin is at Atlantic City. WP. M. King, Mrs Wm. W ; c = ° You will find a big variety of 26- Mrs. E. J. Scott will spend the next thr ‘ownsend, C.D. Wilson, Angu |. Closing Price, $1.37 Closing Price, $2.35 26=inch. Pu eo sen J. Reverand ite and tw da i € price from $3 to $19. Mrs. A. E. Johnston is at Jamestown, is and wife @ t as ae ° —_——_ | — R. L, and will remain a :nonth. Crawford, STAR SOAP, 3. G. Schafe 4 connbe | WM HAHN & CO 1S AND 932 7TH ST. yy such English Gloria Umbrellas— imc Saar ne SEED fe aes ° ° 1914 AND 1916 PA. AVE. = 28= h. Mrs. A. J. Morton has gone to Asbury > © 233 PA. AVE. SB & oe SEE ae Gee Park to spend the remainder of the sum- . Sion: Reliable Shoe Houses, = RS SL aay EES ----—= mer. ra, ail ok Wameine 3 = z I Cc. 4 Bret ¢ 28-inch Twilled Gloria Silk Umbrel- Mrs. R. A. Mermion has joined her moth- rat the Soin the Me ant = = sien = = Bor ky mC eee ul ee aE, eee eee er, Mrs. Paul, at Cobourg, Canada. adink wie toe = ase * é D2, oS 1.540, : ge The Oriental Club gave a “ "bus" party Williams, = os = ss Bs S. Ge Chee Sik Umbrellas, ane July to Springma Md. The | eFarn, Mrs. ~ best qual on steel party left the city and re-"| Hel s with stra -d_after a full day of pleasure at ° ‘ ee a pleasure at % It . ; @ * inch Union Silk Umbrellas, with Sh a Se The partic © the Misses N. | season th: Reliable ? LAUNDRY I ‘° mourning and colored han- rs, J. Kemp, A. King, M. | more will held a reunion at Qer a mably priced. 1. & R. S SOM ». ‘and ‘ that the nobles of the Mysti 4 5 » ed Roum and Almas Temples will in 3 Our facilities for buying and trading on an Worden, t and W. Sarah Emma A. I Point, Va Mr: 5 extensive basis account for our ability to under- uote all competition. You can save more than & rifle on anything you buy here, and whatever & “hot sands” of this city b; The Atlantic a Minch Unio finished with sely Colored Silk Umbrellas. arber, to remain till Septe: 5 Mitchell and her daughter, ON SMITH’S CR ‘die, have returned from their trip cluded il down the 5: vrence, through the Thousand oe aeegee | I lc. KLE'S IN LOTS OF 10 PAG! Where the Making 1 a MP LLP PR EEE AOA RMR PRA REESE SOR TIOAMLEESESS £ : : 3 ¢ : LR A EE EEE AMAP AA AMAMARALRELPMALM\CEEE COEPPECE N° “(LPPPP }E A; A }L]S°PLFLAaRML?LPAELAL L}LSS MARRIED. poppe ee ing the cities of Quebec, Montre: Corn spondence of ‘Phe lle, PER PA iB : Pal 2 2 Z Mowers Gas Stoves rom HAUS TENOESNET: onto, Buffalo and Niagara Pails before | sinters WHARF Lawn wers. t : ‘ eater . : : 2 thelr return, ARF, . 5 S £ Bake ce tock i onelE Elgin = For rain or shine—that is the beauty of a Colored Silk Charles Landsdale, Robert Miller and : Ivil require very little time and | _ “ake a look at our line of Gas © ols Umbrella. Ours are in the fashionable shades — and in the Walter Shannon have returned home much |, MUM ES Wharf, on Smith's crs or to keep the lawn trim with | Stoves before you buy. Every Cond d z 2 picea ter = a Ese Gaps mone so int visit |J@8t stop befcre one comes to P- , : : Wenica: Ge Tt Ge Ghai 4 ense > safe qualities—and at the reasonable prices. Those are the to Stafford county, Va. out. It is 1 100 miles from « a good mower. [ES Vist Gs é = three attributes of perfect satisfaction. Mrs. Minnie Martin and her daughter |ton, and although but a lit Goo LAWN MOWE fore style here at pl oY i BS 7 Sac A Alice spending their vacation at Piney | frem th= ope: a acd ‘hittle a $2 burner Gas z $ Milk, = We are inviting your attention to a brand new assortment Pa ee ea X SOMMON A etek Det te £ antes $2 25 Feb, Ge eet é = of these fancy protectors. Mrs. Seeley and her daughter Pearl of lest boats. ce ose A comprehensiy $ eS this city are visiting Mrs. P. H. Christman the Washington folks here are iter Lawn Mowers at ie Sox 5% Fete ELGIN BRAND eUGHE AND BY at her Falls Church country residence stivew 33 = es oe BENT CONDENSED MILK IN THE MATE + y Thue. Gar ri : Mrs. ( Belt won the ladies’ prize at a ST Mie your oll Lawn Mower ake AT 8s AN. BABY BRAND | & willed Silk” San AE Shy ee ae 2 z ; Heed dae nd D if ea ee > . POR INFANTS, AT 100. CAN, 3. bbe Sn E a! an Umbrellas, with berd- large p: : euchre party at Atlantic | Dousherty nit for $1. Ice Cream Freezers. & x ms City Saturday he expects short- | also here. oe ee With a good Freezer and the aes = se fiiach Red eit Fe Aee i eer y to take an extended trip through the | and family Vatering Hose. | Bae Ma See a ne au 3 . with silver-trimued 4 Uellled Stik, Umbretias, " Watering Mose proper ingredients delici mus ic + Johnston’s, 729 7th St. z eh aes Sead Ree ce Ida Polkinhorn has gone to Asbury tetween the showers the hose ; cream can be made best right in do = = silver-trimmed Ns Rapes Sane 5 pons tee = 7 : serve to give the grass its | own kitchen. EEE EEE EEE EERE || BEE inch Colored Sik Umbrlias, tn Bliss Pua belle. G. Diomapeon : 2 af XS Green, Bes he most w Siades, with plain ter, Mrs. Charles Freder' he 5 E ou natural hs . ni 3 $4 to $8. terday for Asbury Park. ‘ Thomas + Fes : Hot Weather’s Herel ?|% ; siege See mae river: Th Thom 2 — Europe, to b= gone till > ta md & ta r $1.40 Wire Screen je Ss © RY cor 2 = Miss Ida Myers of Baltimo: ionarge +) Watering There'll be no flies in your It by seeing that i z PE VW’S Se cenecai neem 2 nates house if vou have us sereen the ies ree i z 9 night, at the hom { doors and windows. The ex- In such cases the 3 RS ’ Se a Pease erty ao el eee ep competent) can do. mot G inds formed the pleasur | pense will be quite light Age nereee ais ‘NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” Fy me after which ref ees GS: a eee SE S| served. Among the guests : 5 } } 1 a(z 15. 5 s Don't endanger the nea of | Evans’ Dental Parlors, t $ SOIR RSS RNS AN OARS AAAS 13 Bu; sur community by neglecting to of aio En A La ee mee Z 1309 FP St.N.W. : a : z : William McPh ey, Va, ra tu Q00000000000000000 AT COLTON'S, is here and will r ten days aan ee Ses: roy - visiting Mrs. ( . Beatty of 23 3 ly ax They KOT SO FAT AIRIK anda A\ . Sea Islands. Nj VY () a Q = eae z ° ( ° t DR. EDISON’! PILL S fiPlie. Oe Oo.g, 4 : REDUCED NE PRI |; LAR oe Giisin Ars RAL if Plast Ju has returned, after an er are to be found here | Weeks visiting relatives in If FAT, WRITE LORING & CO. E E’S A in abundance, and are being enjoyed by a | 42 @ Sojourn of two week: aD number of folkss from Washington and < zy : is CHICAGO MEDICA aN'TS Eslnieniens y veneeae arate : wee -health “and was gre benetit < ee 4 ; = TURE CURED : Seat hy. an ae 3 JENKINS GREER. On July 14, 1897 = DEVISED. 5 places osey ay be at hwi and Miss Rita Y. David Wilan, Mie LAL ‘ edeeendedetptpeontetetetpeeeententeteteeietntetetpeeetntetet es _ other times, when one is away on a sum-| Weideman have £ le City for Linden, Md, te Mr SAMUEL Bw cine popuine aceon mering trip he puts play before work, | the month of 2 a on wa: De wares, o laine Price, one of the © | etellar ents o Pececemmien te fone Suc vg | 8nd cares more about how the fish are bit- | Mrs. Geo. Kelley, SOL 9th street north- : ° c 22 asty dressers. Good news |] me jolity, {aken, De. Hallvou's Obesity for you tasty Ire Ty 20 Ine 7) m8 than he does about’ the quotations | west, is visiting Old Comfort and $ Hea experience idee a eo: _ couldn't be better. Every yard Of | trom the stock exchange. Nobody pre- | ther points of interest in the vid dominion. : = ATLANTA, Ga., Apri 7. | aztec, French Organ- | tengs sy here, and the days pass | {he, Will return to Washington about Sep- P “ & peak int ae he house goes a y as they ure said to do in the ep t 3 . : dies in the house g i < =z HEME d 3] on sale tomorrow at = veianoe: CA mee REAR Ss) = v2 ie war 19 Ab | [Somes ne Seetean | This spot is naturally a delightful one, — 1887. JAMES ©. KIBLIDY fet ie Dancing, Euchre Ka eam | situated just above St. Clement's bay, and 2 = SORTE Be uly 28, from bis da : IMPORTED é teshened almost surrounded by water. Just in| WAM) WHE Bathing and Boating. Pte A godidectge ee ee 4 : u ¥ s : Special Correspon of Th ‘ < CHEVIOT took Dr. Edixon's Obesity Pills and Sait, 25 front is Bla stone’s Island, on the far 3 was reduced from 198 to 140 without any bid ef A. splendid coil cor hi: CEAN CITY, f 3 SUITS py Sa a SI uaa ye vad) of 1 corner of which the lighthouse stands. CSE Ee Sn 107, WILLAAM oly cated REDUC Avoee | fine 12$c. Lawns and Dimi- ACG The country back of the point is easily | TH@ Progressive euchre party given by p ties go on sale tomorrow at. ° ble, and the roads, although a little | the Suests of the Atlantic was one of the are tolerably good for bicycles most | SC¢ltl successés of last week. The » & TO $4 Denim Suits, $2.50. of the time. tables were arranged in the ladies’ parl : $ 5@ 33 fs pliandsome Bh Among the Washingtonians who are en- | 274 = refreshments which followed were in < ° ae Eawin Soiee Brown und = smselves at this place are Mrs, |5ttVed in the ladies’ writing room, The 2 3 ne dn thinking f at o Mixed Denim : ne aac’ are at sie ss a 4 Toned (ot niesn Te nCeMI Sto ionEineS ie reduced ff n>) A. J. Lockhart, Miss Lily Lockhart, M prizes, ten in number, were selec by Naomi Lockhart, Mrs. M. J. Cran. Mis treatnent Smoot, and were unu ually tasteful. Ly all means come in and the ll New everiicli pyar cen ours neerulyaceeeion son Me ie : 5 i 7 . : 5 2 and s | Nev pers? Yours : 4 a Benjamin Crane, Miss Blanch McWi The men’s first prize—gold cuff buttons— : goods, you'll be sure then to orde: ¢ $2.25 Pique Skirts, 51.69. a Z, Y an Oe M was won by Mr. Henry Leonard of Wash- : ae : hose popular . J. Far : y Sea A particularly nice line of suitings < white Piquer Skirts Mrs. E. H. Young, Mrs. Cartwr sidaae the cue Bri ver ene i tin ; ban rs oe ee casa & ie IY eainteniekon all round welt — Gertrude Norton and Mrs. Lily By Mr. Kensett Brown of Baltimore; the is wacest An er So with particularly pleasing _ prices, $ "3 Obesity Pills or ¢ Salt ore taken aa deep hem — nieoly (0) The mornings are largely spent out of | bY Mr. Kennard, a brierwood ’ pipe “py made newly little, so as to sell them aC ET ee eae TO) Goins Ava ‘i eae ° doors on the water or under the shade of gS one of Capt. Read's books, by Funeral from 22 £ 3 ‘ORK MEDICAL ARTMENT or our CI 58 5 while a ei , | Peters, and the by prize, sical pop- peta —two- for one is about the $ MEDICAL DEPARTMENT for advice aboat Grass Linen Under- Fee ee mae euRenen Te : "Mr. Harwood of Johas pe eee apg tire value we're giving as compared with SE eee Men C ches Bent tea acter er onne Resta Sate Make) is O8c portant questions as which is more beau- ity. Miss Alma Phelps of Balti- | others & . Send letters and orders to Loring & ( from § te 3 © | tiful, sunset or sunrise, or go off to some | "ore won the ladies’ first prize, an empire | SUTT ters. s Agents for the United States. ‘To Insure A quiet nook with a favorite book to while | #2; Miss Yearley the second, a filagree boa Based ack & while £ é nd use only Shirt Waists,89c away the time. ben spoon; Miss Norris the third, an ori- and Mary Rope Bie Seca Seite $10. oe st address. How to Cure au neet quailty nine a number Of folks! are) occupying) bot cua Saas SS Suagiutl the Tourn, : wee = and White Buttste Shirt ages here. John Moon and family are we re eens A at lard | be, Sermariate. = ere $5 ¢ Wathen ete as 8 9c. pleasantly located in their place by the {8d Miss Harriet ‘Peacock, both of Wash- Iesday. 28th instant. at 3 pm entucky Tow Suits....... Ree . ¢ $1.50 to. ee river front. Mr. Ballinger’ and family |!gton, drew for the booby prize, a black Telatives are invited ‘to attend 5 arf Mr. Jerome McWilliams and family | Wolly dog, which Mrs. Childs had the good | wipyyams. On July 26, 1897, on Mertz and [lertz, z Clark & Co.,811 Pa.Ave. | are also cottaging here Mr, ‘Fiahee any, | fertune to capture. ROBERT TAR WILLIAMS of Nu “New Era” Tailors. $ Jy2T-T5d mes C. L. Palmer have friends from Wash- sone oe ak yo aglamrcgae casino aged Uhirty-inne years, three . 4 = ngton stopping with them for the sum- | Friday night was the humorous entertain- lays : z mer. ment of the week. The participants, many | Services at Lee's 906 F Street. $ F ancars IN “ Judge! James| W. Jones, who has een | (Cf whomiwere so Asverly ‘Gotten ip shat a dacs ak here for some time, returned to the city | thelr own mothers did not recognize them, In Memoriam. s Russet Shoes! last week, but expects to be back again | Were the Misses Moore, Siingluff, Phelps, Fat Folks, Attention! soon. Littig, Wilson BpnBiesen: Carroll, Girvin, » of MORITZ, R 1 Every Russet Shi ch or low cut! A party from the Columbia Athleti Peters, Stevens, Harwood, Franklin Up- Isv2- tive ¢ ORR eect ante Tatked i ways donee Gabe thene Seyi consisting of G. C. Cut, Charles MeGuic: shur, H. E. Waggaman, N.S. Smith, J. A. ‘g medicines always on hand. this week is money in your pocket. gan, Frank Burroughs, Irving C. Brown | Kennard, Lester Brusee and Ewing Wilson. Loved in life; remembered in death. ¥| foe Loins Obenty: Handa, Dads attend Read the lowest prices quoted, and then \| and’ H.C. Cartier, arrived hae last aoc |The judges, who were Mr. Sidney Wilson | * SW. AL s ants. = M MODERN PHARMACY, seer oe i They stayed a few days and then left | Of Snow Hill, Mr. W. B. Miller of Sal DULIN. CHARLES W. DULIN fell asleep one year 5. : z Cie eG jy Robert C hen & Son on a cruise ia a small sailboat for Kin- | bury and Mr. Thornton L. Perry of ( age today, July 27, 18 LEON eee play eolaleelelpytyeh, | me me — [0) 9 )| sale on the Yeocomico river and a number | C&S, awarded the cake to Messrs. Lester re te given, > ——— BEETLES — 2 of other points. They will return to spend | Brusee and Ewing Wilson. , end ind 1 : Maegan ee Bac i a. Ave. IN. W. a week or so here before going back to |. The week's social chapter closed with the save thee gwert & OI Oe | YOU WON’T NE “Shoes Polished Free.” | ___ 9p90-8m,20 ) | town. ball at the Atlantic. A number of pretty | | the Christian's deat of i } 9 ) by_ the TAS IR PET | ees Every Saturday night there is a dance | dresses made their first appearan Sake / on | k alot aa a i ES here, and frequently one durirg the week. | Contributed largely to the beauty of the In Joving remembrance of my dear } | cep we pete Or cat so often if you'll f Great Reduction ane. Is the seat of the crabbing in- ASSES Gey SR AES ee eine Aika aie peur ay BORN Oar ee } fa Keeps, bs c y' lustry on the Potomac. Every day the| Sect Sac th te ae agi ret es — y Swelter K ‘ : dust your pet with Thomp- In Hair. Boats’ of ‘the crabbers may he seen scat. | kiven Saturday NES enUIGE aie BEEN a Hise: TW. NOACK, \I ool . Sees ) pet v iP Senter eo pestis Maeno tered about on the river, and the colored | McComas. who are spending the sumnier at +) ae E eapninine: weiner sors’ Incectebowder alts Switcieas Sulcee seemenke cg ioas men who engage in this work form one | the Atlantic. were the See at aie the four dear and —over a scorching kitchen power and light for es i Gray Switches, $3.60, formerly $5.00. of the picturesque features of the place in | One. Thely Sucsts Were teh, Bie Kense ae ee Scrat, pod GieSioe \ any and all purposes. death to FLEAS—but FH Gray Switches, $4.50, formerly $6.50. their tattered fishlig garments and great | Misses McComas, Mr. Carter, Mr. Kensett aS een COE as ONC EY U.S. El H e a , 1 ‘ Fal fg | Fistelass attendants’ in Halrdroming, coarse straw hats. A large number of | Brown. Mr. a an ss a ce stoves? dd 2s “r cooki Se harm 5 i Shampootng, ete. | crabs nd Mr. Harwood. Mrs. John M. Litti ss Se i et see id = the summer - oking | lectric Lighting Co., armless Ag cu se) EI imperial Hatr Regenerator for restoring eray hair. Grape ere reent up to the city from here | Piiimore gave a sailing party the same quickly Pee and Y1 373 14th St. N. W. Phone oe 15, 25 and soc. can. ee TTT eevee enee, Roach of Washington is | afternoon in honor of Dr. Tanazeray of | Drevention cheaply. All sizes—all styles (}} “9 W. S. THOMPSON S. HELLER’S, - supplying the place of Rev. H, F. Saum- | St. Mary's (otster Yearley, Miss Harr er. a $y19-20a aS X N, f) enig in the Eptsgppal church.” Rey. Mr. Stara Littl *Tutt’s Li i here priced from $8 up. 2 a Bratenal was here for a short time, but | Mr- Ross Littig, Miss Clara Littig and Mics | Better than cure. Tutt’s Liver Pills Gas Appliance Exchange,') Pharmacist, 703 15th St. 220 7th Street N. W. hag Deon called aways Ciera, Ross and Miss Harrict Peacock of | i) not only cure, but if taken in 1424 New York ave. ; 22S EE saat = cupying thelr cottage on Blackistones ae sedated rsceseesteeey one time will prevent ; —————— Island and entertaining a numb opkins contingent, who s y = sland a: g a number o} Hundreds of styles of Sum- = tere oA 4 mer “Shoes, Geet ene The Potomac Electric Tr USSES pabton pechls- ay oF rauter bers and | temily, See ee cricar jean shot Neat: ze Sick Headache, i = = have also opened their place on the island, i: s Fitted properly. Abdominal Supporters. Elastic | white Wi To those who could rise above any feel- . Blackberry Brandy and leathers. Sizes to fit all Power Company HERR a ae one eehere | Keeper, has a numer of vistors Mati sine | ing of terror, ‘the elrcirie storm of Friday | Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Malaria, —A bettt ay eet. ‘ ss Quite a gathering of young folks from | night w' pation OF isiats Constipation, Jaundice, Torpid Li iT. roop’s Music Store, tl 1 the almost incessant flashes of lightning, i y ice, 2 Orpi iver ere ones : a§ qt. BURT'S SHOE STORE, 4s now establishing elreults for Droon’s 75 Penna. sve. ecchiaioes vayation Se SS Occan City was for the most part given | and kindred diseases. pmeiiicinal: properties. a Edwin C. Burt & Co., New York. G 1 Electric S 1 25c. Per Package. as River Springs. over to exterior eared The shinies not be bought everywiere. Onl . 2 : . ‘ sr : cha : Arthur Burt, 1411 F St. enerai Klectric Supply Your choice of hundreds of sheets of Popular = Fimmon with oes slight dares | TULTS Liver PILLS s Music, ranging in price from 25 to Tc. per] Premature silvery locks can be restored to the a electric light pole, near the Atlan- W.R. Brown, 20th &Pa.Ave sity of ‘Washiogton. “For ates apply to etices ait? | We"teurgi, wolce of any four for 25 cents. | eatural color, ag ta youth, and the head Kept cinan | etd An, crectric Ment pole, as ABSOLUTELY PURE. — 2 a Me lay the er. of 2 gyi gu,12 Gist. aw. Telephone 1414. apis-dtt ‘See our Piano Barcuina, from $10 ap, 1t | sean’ by Hall's Vegetable tHe: }'The prize winners im the tennis tourna-| get-e0 wok