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I Other Cart Proportionately Low I
FREE ADJUSTMENTS! |
RESORTS.
Travel north to America*! largeit National P»rk via
Canadian National Stop at Ja»p*r Fark laodga In tha
h*art the Canadian llorkle*
C•"•Olio NitleMl Riitvayt, 122-1 HR St, R. W.,Wnk . I. C.
FREE—New England Vacation Guide.
4ft big pages. Fully illustrated. Write
now for your copy. New England Council,
Dept _WS.. Boston. _
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
ATLANTIC CITY—Beautiful ~ residential
section. IO 8. Oxford. Ventnor. Charming,
comfortable, detached home. 6 doors from
ocean: garden, porches. I master bed rooms,
2 hatha, stall shower. maids* rooms, bath,
garage. locally. Col. 1661 after 6:30.
_ it
’s PEND YOCR VACATION AT THE SEA
SIDE—the place to find good food, gen
uine hospitality and relaxation at Atlantic
City. __
SPECIAL WEEK-END RATES — Enjoy
tempting food, sea-water baths; inviting
surroundings. HOTEL SENATOR. Atlantic
City*_ _
BEACH HAVEN. N. J.
YjflMmth^rmt sea water. . . Best fishing Z
\ and bathing on New Jersey coast . . Sura C
\ relief from Ha\ Fever .. . F’.ve tennis courts. /
i OWN juntas'
OCEAN CITY. N. j. ~
BISCAYNE
Modern. Elevator to street Private bath*.
Booklet. Elizabeth Blundln,
SWAMPSCOTT, MASS.
N.w E.,1,.d«
fof.mo.t Rc.o/t H.ld
Pfiv.lf b.th.o, b«»<k
...All recreational I
★feature* . .. Booklet
i U(M(NT l(NM|D< l
[SWAMfUCII MASSA(HIStIIS
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.
DCI 11AVCN Oceau front. American
DlLiIA Y LI" plan. Private baths,
orchestra. dancing. *22.50 up weekly.
GEORGE W. TRAYl.OR. Mgr._
VIRGINIA. __
Shenandoah Allum Springs Hotel, near
Orkney Springs. Va. Plenty of country
ham and fried chicken. Inner-spring mat
tresses. swimming, dancing, etc. Costs less
than to stay at home. Call Adams 6718
after 6 P.M. or write Mr. and Mrs. John
D. Ross. Bird Haven. Va.__
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.
$otel Cfjalfonte
I OCEAN FRONT
MODERN' COFFEE SHOPPE
I TAP ROOM
Clolf. Horseback Tiding surf bathing.
Close to all amusements and night clubs.
HOMELIKE—REFINED
The Pocahontas
ON THE VIRGINIA BEACH
OCEAN FRONT VIRGINIA
Famous for its Southern Cooking
All recreational facilities—Bathing. Fish
ing Tennis. Golf. Horseback Hiding, etc.
Mrs. L. H. Clark, Owner and Mgr._
Virginia Lee Cottage
Ocean Front. Remodeled and Enlarged
Excellent, table: bathing from hotel. Reas,
rat— -Mrs A. L Chandler. Ph. V. B. 782
B UGH PLAZA HOTEL
Ocean Front at 22nd St.
Corinne L. Mo*by_Tel. V. B. 485
The Avalon
Ocean Front at 20th St.
American Plan _ Reasonable Rate«
Miss Virginia Leggett,. Mgr.
~THE LATHAM HOTEL
Ocean Front at 15th St.
MODERN—REASONABLE RATES
_Mrs. Marv C. Latham._ _
Roanoke Cottage %\a*
Modern in Every Respect. Home Cook
ing—Plenty of Sea Food. Mrs. R,. H.
Gray-Mrsk R. B. Hyatt._.
THE ARLINGTON
Ocean Front at 13th St.
Mrs. Mary S. Payne Mrs. W. P. Glover
Reasonable Rat's_Southern Cooking
NEW WAVERLY HOTEL—Finest surf
bathinr. golf, tennis, riding, all sports;
ocean front: every convenience; private
baths: booklet.__ _
OCEAN VIEW, VA.
The MERRIMAC
Waterfront—All Conveniences.
Special weekly and week-end rates.
_ THE MISSES FOREMAN. _ _
Waterfront Hotel
i/lCVYICy o and Apartments
Suites and 2-to-5-room furnished apart
ments by week. European Plan. Reason
able rates.
ATLANTIC HOTEL •war
Attractive, modern, homelike. Directly on
Chesapeake Bay Delicious Southern cook
ing. Boating. Ashing, bathing._Booklet.
_OCEAN CITY, MD.
ARARTMENTSSSj
COTTAGES-ip^
Phone^f*^*
116^11^809
^fP^BOARDWALK
The Stephen Decatur
A modern, restful vacation Hotel, on
♦ he Boardwalk, facing the sea: American
Plan, no rooms. 30 baths, free bathing
♦•duties, lockers, parking space. Mary
land cookery at its best. Write for rates
and Booklet "8.'* EARL E. CONI.EY. Mgr.
ATLANTIC Ocean City's Largest. Most
C .. .... . Complete Hotel. From $1,541
Dally, $24 Weekly. American Plan. Phone
I'M. Dr. C. W. Purnell. Owner-Manager.
THE DEL-MAR,.m.
Private Baths. MRS. S. I. CAREY.
DDC AVrpc ON BOARD WALK
DI\C.nrVL,I\J Rooms with hot and
eold running water and private bath.
Phonejre. C. H. TIMMONS. Prop.
THE ROOSEVELT •SSSS^m.
Thoroughly Modern. American Plan.
_ EDWARD L. THOMPSON. Manager.
RinFAII °n Boardwalk, Ocean
Front. Modern conven
iences. Spacious ocean porches, delicious
Meols. Phone 72. C. B. Brookev. Mgr.
ADpjfl-rooni ocean front apt. for leaae.
HASTINGS HOTEL PrlT«t**rBafh»!
Parking Snare. Snerial rates until July 25.
_MRS. CHAS. LUDI.AM.
1 Ocesn Front
lommander HTiX^Ho.ndlke
■levator Service, SpedalJune Rates. (Open)
A
Shipping News
Arrivals and Departures
at New York
arrivals.
Today.
AMUR LEGION -Buenos Aires 4:OOP.M.
FORT TO WNSHEND—Halifax. _ $30 AM.
Tomorrow.
DIXIE—New Orleans M.
KONIGSTAN—Antwerp _ M.
M. OF BERMUDA—Bermuda __ M.
PLATAXO—Santa Marta__ M.
PR. HARRISON—World cruise. M.
I ROBERT E. LEE—Norfolk _____ M
[ ROTTERDAM—Rotterdam _ M.
ULI5A—Puerto Barrios __ M.
j VULCANIA -Trieste M.
ATLANTIDA— La Ceiba_ M.
PRES. TAFT—World cruise_ M.
Friday. June 4.
COLUMBUS—Bremen__ 7:30A.M.
I HAMBURG—Hamburg 11 :00 A.M.
IROQUOIS—Miami ___11 :00 A.M.
ORIENTE—Havana __ _ -pm
G. WASHINGTON—Norfolk ' 4:00 P.M.
Saturday, June 5.
PRES. ROOSFVELT—Hamburg 8:30 A M.
RELIANCE—Nassau _ __ A.M.
SAILING
(Trans-Atlantic.)
Today.
AQUITANIA—Southampton _ Noon
NEW YORK — Hamburg Midnight
NORMANDIE—Havre __ Noon
SILVER ASH—Beira __ R 3ft AM.
SOI THFOLK—Leningrad . 10:00 P M
WASHINGTON—Hamburg Noon
Tomorrow.
No sailings.
Friday. June 4.
AMERICAN FARMER—London 4:00 PM.
CALIFORNIA—Cobh __ Noon
KONIGSTEIN—Antwerp . . . Midnight
LACONIA—Liverpool 5:00 p.M
| STATENDAM—Amsterdam __ «:oo P.M
ZARKMBO—Lagos __ 12:30 P.M.
Saturday. June 5.
AMER1C N IMPORTER—London 4:00 PM.
BERGENSFJORD—Oslo 1:00 P.M.
BLACK EAGLE—Rotterdam _ 0:00 A.M.’
COLUMBUS—Bremen ___ _ 5:00 P M.
EXECUTIVE—Constanza _ 0:00AM.
HAMBURG—Hamburg _ . Midnight
KI'N'GSHOLM—Gothenburg Noon
LANCASTER—Lourenco MarQues 2:00 P M.
I.ANCASTRIA—Helsingfors Noon
SCANYOIK—Helsinski Midnight
VULCANIA—Raguaa _ Noon
SAILING
(South and Central America. West Indies
and Canada.)
Today.
ADRASTUS—Trinidad _ Noon
.ANCON-—Cristobal __ __ _ 4:00P.M.
| CARACAS—Maracaibo _3:00 PM.
Tomorrow.
COAMO—Cuidad Trujillo_3:00 PM.
t COLOMBIA —Cristobal __ Noon
l NLRISSA—Georgetown__ 3:00 P.M,
| ORIZABA—Vera Cruz _ 4:00 P M.
PETEN—Port Lnnon _ Noon
Friday. June 4.
LADY NELSON—Georgetown __ 7:00 P M.
LUNA—Maracaibo _ 4:OOP M.
SANTA BARBARA—Valparaiso 5:00 P.M.
Saturday. June 6.
ATLANTIDA—La Ceiba 11:00 A M.
FT. TOWNSHEND—St. Johns 11:00 A.M.
| OREGONIAN—Pacific ports _ 2:00 P.M.
ORIENTE—Havana Noon
I PAN AMERICA-—Buenos Aires 2:00 P.M.
PLATOVA—Puerto Cortez Noon
Q. OF BERMUDA—Hamilton 3:00 P.M,
RELIANCE—Nassau 5:00 P.M
ROTTERDAM—Nassau 5:00 P.M
SAN JACINTO—Puerto Plata . Noon
SANTA ROSA—San Francisco _ Noor
i . ,
Traffic Convictions
SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
William A. Poole, Maryland. $10.
Oscar L. Rand, jr., 1244 Columbia
road, $10.
FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Daniel C. Will, jr., Pennsylvania,
| $25.
James H. Adams, 339 Fifteenth
street southeast, $15.
Guy L. Hottell, 4000 Cathedral
avenue, $15.
Juan Granado. Maryland. $10.
Randolph S. Bailey, 1839 Fourth
street, $10.
Raymond A. Lewis, 504 Forty-fourth
street northeast, $10.
John S. Lunsford. 926 Independence
avenue southwest, $10.
Bernard Riley, 609 L street south
east, $10.
Ernest Lyon, Maryland, $10.
John L. Meakin, 3934 Livingston
street, $10.
Claude E. Randall, 308 Seventh
street southwest, $10.
Samuel Brisker, 7819 Eastern
avenue, $10.
Lewis J. Ringer, Maryland, $10.
Ignatius J. Keane, Maryland, $5.
Leonard M. Nevius, 7400 Fourteenth
street, $5.
Stanley D. Hill, 1312 Thirteenth
street, $5.
Lewis W. Murphy, Maryland, $5.
Oscar Gordon, 318 New York avenue,
$5.
Hensley E. Bache, 101 E street, $5,
Raymond Hawkins, 1225Vi Duncan
street northeast, $5.
Harold M. McDufle, 427 Tenth street
northeast, $5.
George D. Holderman, Maryland, $5.
Edwin D. Weidemver, Maryland, $5.
Curtis Cromwell, Maryland, $5.
Robert E. Price, 4517 Brandywine
street, $5.
Jacob Fur ash, 3701 Macomb street,
$5.
Robert H. Lynch, 700 Virginia
avenue, $5.
James D. Fowler, 1507 Sixth street,
$5.
Guy T. Scott, 4521 Dexter street, $5.
Henry P. Bragg, 4414 Chesapeake
street, $5.
Joel A. Burgess, Maryland, $5.
Richard T. Kreuzburg, Maryland, $5.
Julian H. Kitchen, 343 F street, $5.
Allen McKnlght, 1107 S street, $5.
William Little, 1248 Twenty-seventh
street, $5.
xvoy o miugts, v 11 gi 11 ia,
George Williams, 216 H street north
east, $5.
Myrtle T. Brady, 2603 Eleventh
street, $5.
Clarence A. Thomas, 1102 C street
southeast, $5.
Allen Betha, 315 Decatur street, 65,
Meredith W. Johnson, 915 East Capi
tol street, $5.
Elkin Clemons, 428 New York
avenue, $5.
Joseph H. De Stefano, 1906 Q street
southeast, $5.
E. Johnson, 612 Third street south
east, $5.
John P. Hickey, jr., 728 Fifteenth
street southeast, 85.
Margaret C. Smith, 815 Irving
street, 85.
John M. Mclsaac. Maryland, 85.
John A. Ware, 22 L street. 85.
George W. Goodwin, 624 S street,
85.
Russell C. Osborn, Maryland, 85.
David Gibbons, 414 Luray place, 85.
Walter L. Cox, Maryland, 85.
W. B. Cowles, 1135 Sixteenth street,
85.
Theodore Levy, 4507 Thirteenth
street, 85.
Donald J. Roberts, 20 S street, 85.
Edwin M. Henderson, Virginia, 85.
Shelle F. Cleckley, 1019 First street,
85.
PERMITS SITPENDED. OR RE
VOKED.
Emanuel Aaronson, 7914 Orchid
street, revoked.
Martin J. Berghers, 3112 Rhode Is
land avenue northeast. 30 days.
Richard J. Colton, 3579 Thirteenth
street, revoked.
James B. Gordon, 3733 Morrison
street, suspended.
John A. Johnson, 824 Fifth street
45 days.
Sidney Kay, 3002 Rodman street
30 days.
Albert King, 3240 M street, 30 days
Clyde D. Lyon, 1104 Vermont ave
nue, revoked.
Charles P. Merillat. 2909 Twelfth
street northeast, suspended.
Henry L. Mills, 31 Todd place north
east, suspended.
F
Fred D. Reid, 2566 Nichol« avenue
southeast, revoked.
Abby S. Shafroth, 1545 Thirty-fifth
street, 30 days.
Helen M. Stretmater, 801 Butternut
street, 30 days.
Robert Thomas, 5900 Eastern ave
nue northeast, revoked.
Charlie Whittington, 34 P street
northeast, suspended.
William A. Marlowe. R, F. D. No. 4,
Rockville, Md., revoked.
Daniel L. Robertson, Lanhsm, Md.,
30 days.
-•
Marriage Licenses.
Harry P. Ischer. 38. and Josephine M.
Sluka. 33. both of Baltimore; Rev. J F.
Fannon.
Richard P. Hoffman. 40 Newport News
Va . and Frances O Tucker, Richmond;
Rev. S. E. Rose.
George M. Dowdy. 29. Quantlco. Va., and
Mary B. Joice. 24. Richmond; Rev. A. F
Poore.
Roger Johnson. 35. Hadley. Mass., and
Elsie A Welts. 38, Reno. Nev.; Judge
R. E. Mattingly
Wilson W. Winbtgler. 4T, and Marv T
Coughlin. 33, both of Baltimore; Judge
R. E. Mattingly.
Martin R, Hayes, 29. and Margaret V.
Bupput. 28, both of Baltimore; Rev.
J. C. Ball
Thomas O. H Patrick. 32. and Laura E.
Williams. 2H. both of New Orleans La ;
Rev. E C. Smith.
Charles Stevens. 22. 1048 Reeves st.. and
Temple Weaver. IS. 1913 9th st.; Rev.
Sylvester Moss.
Newport F. Henry on. and Msrle Green
32. both of 505 20th st.; Rev. E. J.
Green.
Henry H. Reddick. 25, 1309 Q st and
Evelyn E. Anderson, 24. 2137 H st ;
Rev. J. T Harvey
Coleridge Williams. 22. 1337 Corcoran st ,
and Mary J Boskervllle, 25. 1445 Swann
st.; Rev. J. E. Johnson.
Arthur Thomas, 27. 1421 U st.. and Viola
Dumas 27, 1740 U st.; Rev. J. E
Graham.
James H Smith 30. Columbia S. C . and
Margaret A White. 20, Toledo. Ohio.;
Rev. J. S. Montgomery.
Rondell C. Bebelheimer. ‘19. Port Carbon,
; Pa., and Pearl V. Nelthamer, 20, Palo
i _ Alto. Pa.; Rev J. H. Dunham.
Eugene K. Helneman. 28, and Trene L
! Weiss. 28. both of Pittsburgh, Pa.; Rev
| S T. Nicholas.
William A. Wine. 44 and Mattie E. Mc
Intyre, 30 both of Rectortown, Va.;
Rev. H. M. Heilllig.
. George W. McGliney. 23. Herndon, Va ,
j and Anna F Smith. 18. Sterling, Va.;
Rev. B. I Barnes.
| Oscar B Gllck. 29. 1359 Harvard st.. and
Sally L. Goldberg, 24. Youngstown. Ohio;
i Judge R. E. Mattingly.
I Rockford Riley. :m. Silver Spring Md.. and
Marie Oyler, 30 Kennedy-Warren Apart
; ments; Rev. G. H. Bennett.
John D. Kohler. 20. 17 73 Lanier pi., and
Eleanor D. Kohler, 24, Pittsburgh, Pa.;
! Rev. A A. O'Leary.
: Theodore W. Graske. 27. 2929 Connecticut
I ave.. and Lula L. McManus. 27, 1010
10th st.; Judge R E. Mattinglv.
; Rodney Hart. 23. 1828 Kilbourne pi. and
Dorothy L. Brown. 23. 4117 5th st.;
Rei. H J. Smith.
; Christie J. Ponllkes, 27, 04 U at. and
| Bessie Courembis. 18, 1666 Park rd.;
| Rev. A. Laloussls.
, George F. Bowerman. 68. the Ontario, and
Joy L. Webster. 63. Lincoln, Nebr ; Rev.
J. Van Schaick. jr.
Alexander McBride. 28, Turner. Mont and
Margaret H. Elder. 26, Chevy Chase.
I Md.. Rev. C L. Carhait.
Harold D. Conner 29 1000 7th st. sw
and Alice C. McPherson 23. 907 Varnum
I st.- Rev. W A. Emmans.
'Joe S. Davies. 44. 232 1st st. s.e. and
! Hanna Thiele. 3b. 1635 R st.; Rev. A. F
Poore.
Kenneth E. Tanner. 30. Etlan. Va.. and
Evelyn M Compion. 24. Slate Mills. Va..
Rev F. w. Johnson.
Ellioue F. Brown. 37. and Clarice Thomas
28. 1020 7th st s.e Rev. W. H. Brooks
Thomas P. McRae. 27. 1909 L st. and
Pauline Lucas, 25. 1013 2tlth st.; Rev.
J. T. Harvey.
George E. Angerman. 21. 63 Rhode Island
ave . and Catherine L. Morrison, 16.
3023 14th st.; Rev. W. E. LaRue.
Michael J. Lynch ir 27. 1118 Monroe
st.. and Mary K. Donovan. 27. 2241
Wisconsin ate.; Rev. J. F, Coean
Paul C. Sebastian. 32. 2310 Wisconsin
ave.. and Hester E Wright. 22. Indian
Head Md ■ Rev. W. K. Lyons.
Frank S Funk, 30. 716 6th st and
Pauline A. Caldwell, 36, 313 D st.: Rev.
A. F. Poore
Henry We.ver. 36. Philadelphia and Chris
tine Philipp, 27, 1326 Harvard st., Rev.
J H. Zerhusen
Nishe! A. Smith. 32. and Lorraine J. Hub
hard. 25. both of 3221 1 1th st., Rev. J. L
Henry
Joseph H. Skinner. 23. 909 Delafleld pi
and Helen L. Sanford. 21, 5327 Illinois
ave ; Rev. M. P. German
Robert H. Mercer. 24. 501 Turkerman st..
and Lucille H. Lippert. 23. 1352 Ken
nedy st.: Rev J. 8. Montgomery.
James R. Cox. 23. 1311 Potomac ave. s.e.,
and Dorothy M. Forgit, 18, 1309A K st.
s.e.: Rev. E M. Thompson.
Carl M. LofBer, 24. 730 Bonini rd. s.e .
and Grace J. Wood, 21. 1414 T st. s.e.;
Rev. O. L. Connor.
Preston B. Reed. 22. 1521 23rd st s.e..
and Elaine J. Henry. 19. 1593 W st
s.e.: Rev. G. M. Cummings.
Emanuele M. Cavaliere, 23. 8212 Georgia
ave.. and Marguerite A. Caetto, 18. 813
D st.: Rev. W. H. Hoffman
Joseph B. Kennedy, 21. 10ft Massachusetts
ave . and Minnie A. Coucoules. 23. Jack
sonville. Fla.; Rev. W. H. Hoffman.
Pete J. Smith. 28. 1132 23rd st.. and
Louise W. Jordan. 21, 52 1 st. n e.;
Judge R. E Mattingly.
Benjamin P. Haynes. 25. Hope. Ark., and
Alberta O Schroeder, Manson. Ia.; Rev.
E. H. Roach.
Lorraine 8. LaRue. 29. 8811 Piney Branch
rd.. and Dorothy F. Wilson. 25, Silver
Spring. Md ; Rev. W. E. LaRue.
Robert L. Simpson. 25, 4517 28th st.. and
Virginia C. Kekenes. 23. 4725 Colorado
ave.; Rev. E J. Nestor.
Elkin C. Wilson. 38. Dodge Hotel, and
Mary J. Schmotzer. 32. Chicago; Rev.
H. M. Canter.
Robert W. Waters, jr.. 23, and Ruth L
Jackson. 22. Tttkoma Park. Md.; Rev.
C. J. Dacey.
William H Russell, jr.. 28. and Eunice
M. Jones. .31. both of Bethesda, Md.;
Rev. E. J. Connelly.
John P. Hughes. 43. Crookston. Minn . and
Isobel M. Lambert. 31, 5330 Colorado
ave.; Rev. J. 8 Spence.
Alfred G. Quarrell 47. 2411 18th st.. and
Elizabeth C T. Lowe. 38. 2311 Massa
chusetts ave.; Rev. 8. R. Allison,
Births Reported.
Elmer and Dons Marceron. girl.
William and Ethel Walker, girl.
Hamilton and Alice Sweeney, girl
Nelson and Dorothy 8kogland. boy.
George and Margaret Sheaffer. boy,
Leo and Mary Janezeck. girl.
Hugh and Anna Owens, girl.
Edward and Esther Ahearn. boy.
Charles and Mabel Potter, boy.
Lawrence and Grace Brown, nor.
I Howard and Louise Gordon, boy.
Bart and Susie Boyd. boy.
Deaths Reported.
Otto C». Garges. 85. 34 14 Quesada st.
Stephen H. Ford. 84. St. Elizabeth s Hos
pital.
Michael C. Kelly. 81, Georgetown Hos
pital.
Absalon Weller. 77. 2138 Wyoming ave.
Beil McIntosh. 71. Emergency Hospital.
Sarah Cook 95. Sibley Hospital.
Hillary L. Harris, 55. 322 Maryland ave.
n.e
Edward A Sutton. 54. 2650 Wisconsin ave.
Emily J. Barber. 49. 229 9th st. n e.
James M. Swindell. 44 St. Elizabeth's Hos- !
pital.
John E Merrill. 42 3921 13th st.
Annie M. Parker 59. 9N K st. n.e.
Samuel Sinkfleld 47. Oallinger Hospital.
Sarah Tucker. 37, Oallinger Hospital.
Mary Precia. 33. Oallinger Hospital. I
Joseph Hicks, 32. Gallincer Hospital.
John Duff 16. Gallingrr Hospital.
Service Orders
ARMY.
Bartley. Maj. Wannie I*. Quarter
master Corps. Army Industrial Col
lege, to Port Sam Houston, Tex.
Hoge, Capt. Kenneth G.. Adjutant
General's Department, office the ad
jutant general, to Panama Canal De
partment; November 3.
Wood, First Lieut. Floyd B., Air
Corps, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, Cambridge, to Bolling
Field, Anacostla.
NAVY.
Du Bose, Comdr. Laurence T., de
tached Naval Academy, to U. 8. S.
Brooklyn: July.
Fitzgerald, Lieut. Comdr. John J.,
detached office judge advocate gen
eral.
Wilson, Lieut. Comdr. Henry E., de
tached Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor, T.
H., to Norfolk Navy Yard, Ports
mouth, Va.; July IS.
Kitchen, Lieut. Comdr. Cyrus B.
fS. C ), detached Bureau S. Ac A.,
-o U. S. S. Henderson: July.
Young, Lieut. Comdr. William B.,
detached U. S. S. Henderson, to Bu
reau S. Ac A.; August.
Giffen, Capt, Robert C., detached
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fresh A welcome addition lo any
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MaVe .very penny buy mora pleasure, more travel this
vacation than ever before! Go by Greyhound at 1/3
the cost of driving. Greyhound super-coachts brine
luxurious new comfort to hi*hway travel.
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Phone; National 8000
Give him a Schick Shaver ...
the greatest pleasure a man
may have in his personal life...
• . . shaving comfort forever.
Fortunate is the boy who will never know
the nuisance of shaving by the old fash
ioned methods. The Schick Shaver re
moves the first downy hair from a boy’s
face and never causes the slightest injury
to the skin. No matter how tough his
beard grows in later life, the Schick will
shave him quickly and closely.
Nature need not build up a calloused
surface on his skin to protea him from
blade-shaving for there are no -
blades in the Schick Shaver.
He cannot cut or scrape him*
self and if he uses nothing but
a Schick the hair of his beard
will grow naturally in direc
tion and color. _
This lowest-cost of shaving
There is nothing to sharpen, replace or
adjust for wear in the Schick Shaver. Some
of them, five years old, are still running
and shaving perfectly. So that the Schick
pays for itself in saving on blades, brush,
soap, cream and lotions—not one of which
is needed with the Schick. (The cost of
electricity to run the Schick for 365 shaves
a year does not amount to a dime.)
Give him a Schick Shaver
Go to an authorized Schick dealer to-day;
Ask him to demonstrate the shaver to you
so that, if you give one as a present, you
- will have the conviction that
you have made the supreme
practical gift for any boy or man,
SCHICK DRY SHAVER. INC.
STAMFORD. CONN.
Wen era Dlitributor: Edijet, Inc., Sen Fnndico
A D. C. la Canada: Henry Birki fcSont, Ltd., and other
—--i —i leading etoree throughout Canada
SCHICK* SIMM
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Naval Academy, to U. 8. 8. Boise;
August 15.
JecklLn, Lieut. John J. (8. C.), de
tached Air Station, Anacostia, to U.
S. S. Saratoga; July.
Meade, Lieut. Robert H. (C. E. C.),
detached Marine Barracks, Quantieo,
Va., to Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor,
T. H.; June.
Sail, Lieut. Herman, detached, U.
S. 8. Potomac, to Bureau Ordnance;
July 15.
McLaren, Lieut. Kenneth M„ de
tached Proving Ground, Dahlgren,
Va., to Navy Yard, Puget Sound,
Wash.; July.
Craig, Lieut. Edward C. (C. C.),
detached Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor,
T. H., to Shore Establishments Di
vislon; July.
^JJc££imj Jrviiattcms
and
Jin nouncement^
The imprint of Bre
wood under the enve
lope flap on your wed
ding stationery guar
antees the best crafts
manship and style at
very moderate prices.
*3Re<JOGD0
Entjraurr* anfe Tin* "Print*!*
1217 G Strut
To the June Brides of 1937 . . . gree'ings, from on institu
tion that has served June brides tor many long years. We
nr= experienced in your home furnishing problems. We
know from brides of other years what gifts whl please you
mO't. A tactful hint to prospective guers w : assure you a
gift of lasting charm. A few suggestive pieces are pictured.
A Chair-A Table or a Lamp...
The Bride who wants on unusual chair—something dis
tinctive without costliness—will ao well to tel! the expected
donor of the delightful selection of Karpen Barrel Chairs
in the present Mayer & Co collection Exquisite chairs m
damasks, velvets and tapestry at $49.75, $52 50 and $55.
And there are e\er so many lovely tables and lamps at litt'e
prices.
A Secretary for Her New Home
Wouldn't a tall Secretary in a choice cabinet wood make a
splendid gift? A place to write, a place for books and lots
of drawer space. We are showing some charming ones
now, ranging in price from $49.75 to $345, with a plentiful
assortment in all the popular prices in between. Then, of
course, there are hundreds of other appropriate gifts shown.
MAYER & CO.
Seventh Street Between D and E

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