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TH3jWASHINaT0N TIMES, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1912.
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Her Royal Majesty of Eng
land Enjoys Knockabout
Acts Best.
LONDON, July 2. Society assembled
In strong force at the Palace Theater
of Varlotles last night to see what ef
fect a vaudeville show would have upon
the King and Queen especially the se
date Queen. This was the first com
mand entertainment at an English Mu
sic Hall, and for eighteen hours peoplo
waited for admission.
The house was magnificently deco
rated, the royal box for the occasion
costing $15,000, but the performance!
fell very fiat with the exception of the
knockabout turns, which pleased tho
Queen greatly.
A Jolt by George Roboy most peo
people thought risque In the presence of
royalty, but It "went." As a mayor
opening swimming baths ho announced
the regulations governing admission,
thus: "Gentlemen on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays; ladles on other
days; the Mayor to use his discretion
which day he goes In."
The artists were all nervous and the
various turns were strictly censored,
with the result that the sovereigns did
not cet the true atmosphere of the halls
at all.
Queen Mary obviously was vexed at
being" compelled to sit through long In
tervals with hundreds staring at her
through opera glasses, for no ante-room
had been provided.
Fourth of July Plans
At Glen Echo Park
"Spotlight," the moon dance and oth
ers of the kind apparently have lost
favor with patrons of Glen Echo Park
since the Capital has been Introduced
to the very latest, "The Flickering
Dance," recently introduced at the park.
The big pavilion at the resort was
thronged all last evening and .when the
ned dance was tried again it met the
Instant favor. Time and again the
dancers Insisted on an enctere and the
hundreds of onlookers who were en
Jojlng the muBlc by the Charles O.
8 oronestra, joined in tho applause.
Plans have been completed for the
celebration of the Fourth on the safe
and Bane order. The main feature of
course will be the fireworks and the
management has expended a thousand
dollars for the display.
Arrangements have been made for a
Hit service that will handle the ex
pected crowds without any tiresome de-
wn? be" ftS, Adm,S8lon as usal.
Odd Fellows' Outing.
The eleventh annual outing of tho
various lodges of Tho Grand United
Order of Odd Fellows Is being held
today at Green Willow Park, Anacostla.
It Is being given under tho auspices of
Til V Cnnr T.nrtirn No. 11SS. Mnrn
than WO persons are In attendance.
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Pastor's Anniversary.
The third anniversary of tho pastor
ate of Kev. B. D. Gaw. of the West
Washington Baptist Church, was ob
served with a reception In thp olubroom
of tho church last night. Following the
reception, an cntertalnmment was given,
and addresses were mado by Hov, J. C
Ball and W. Huntert Haycock.
Chamber Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of the
directors of the Chamber of Commerce
will be held tomorrow night. Tho re
port of the special committee appointed
to consider tho proposed amendment to
tho constitution permitting the Retail
Merchants' Association to take Into
membership non-members of the Cham-
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and refreshment most satisfying. Every bottle is pure and wholesome
worthy of your table the best beer brewed.
bottled only at the brewery in crystal clear bottles,
showing at a glance that it is clean and pure.
A trial order will convince you. Phone or write
Pabst Brewing Company
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703-705 N. Capital St, N. E. Washington, D. C
ber wlirbo made. I? is expected that
ho directors will concur In tho commlt
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AMUSEMENTS
UXjIXAOVU 0pell Don,, mt j2,
OPENINQ TOMORROW NIQHT
K1NEMAC0L0R PICTURES
',SoKlS;'' IOC and 25C
Dally 8tn. at 3. All seats 10c.
noof Garden open at 7U0.
Music ana Refreshments Fro to Patrons.
feVERY NIGHT
5-50 0.79
IMTTINEE EWEy DflV
EXCEPT MQNDfly
rtu. skats zni
The Greatest of all Newtpjper Mays'
The Fourth Estate
Ncxtvr1inT!2mSon,
TONIGHT
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illt COLUMBIA PL4YERS IN 75c
THE WRONG soe
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GLEN ECHO
ADMISSION ALWAYS FREE
60 AMUSEMENTS60
And a Barrel of Pan In
MEW MIDWAY
EXTRA FEATURES JULY 4
SlUMMER.BESORT.S-
Asbury Park.
NEW MAGNOLIA
OBnunv PARK. N. J.).
02 4th ave. "White service: under cams
management; booklet. D. J. IUCHARDSON.
4 1-
Ocean View, Vn.
RAFFLEMAN'S,
Strictly Koiher Hoarding Houi first-class
board. First it. and D ave.. Ocean View, Vn.
Colonial Beach.
TIIK JERSEY.
IS. W. $7 per week. Qas In every Horn;
artealan water; pavilion on front. DR. M.
n. OnOSHON. D. D. B. Open July 1. 1
ron nENT Tent outfits with rooking uten
sils, at Colonial Beach. BOX. 280, Times
office, V
Braddoclc Heights.
nioor'n VormIlrll!tli:k Heights, Md.
ciser s x annt,2oo tt, altitude. Hm
cooking: moderate price; cool and delightful
air. Ad. Mln BUer. P.O.. Ufdoclc Uti., Md.
Ocean City, Md.
OCEANIC and MT. VERNON nOTELS.
Ocean front and view; reaeonable rates. Ftm
booked, beet served. J. D. SUOWELU
Virginia.
IDEAI BUMMER RESOUT Homelike com
forts. Advantage of ocean, bay Shady
lawn; beautiful eandy bench; excellent aurf
bathing; best boating ah'l ftablng; hot, cold,
and alt bathe; large rockers, awing chalre;
tennli, free bonllng and pool. KTeih aea
food. (Milk, vegetable, chlckene from our
own farm.) Special boat and auto rates. Bend
for S-page booklet. A. II. O. MEARS, Vach
apreague. E B , Va. 1
3:30
P.M.
DAOCDAI I TO.
DAY
Gatea Open at Ii30 P. M.
WASHINGTON ts. PHILADELPHIA
Reserved seats at T. Arthur Smith's, 137 T
it; Henderson's. 1422 New Tork ave.; Ham
Adams, 9th and Q; Saks &. Co., 7th St. and
Pa. ave.
-EXCURSIONS
SPEND THE
Fourth of July
AT
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
Ocean View
$0i50 Boand Trip
City Ticket O filer, 731 15th St.N.W.
(Wooilrrnrd Hide)
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co.
Jo30-3t
Spend the FOURTH OF JULY at
COLONIAL BEACH
"Washington's Atlantlo City.
Palatial Steamer ST. JOHNS
Leaves Seventh St. Wharf,
Wednesday, July 3d. . 6 P. M.
Thursday, July 4th. .9 A. M.
Friday, July 5th .. 9 A. M.
Satur., July 6th. . . 2 :30 P. M.
Splendid beach, boardwalk, Bait water
bathing, flithlng', crabbing', dancing, all
amuBementfl. Fare, season trip, good
until September 3, J1.00; one-day trip,
60c.
Spend the Fourth
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WHEN YOU BUY AT
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Drug Stores
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SAFE when you bring your Prescriptions to us because we employ only Registered and Ex-
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perienced men in this Department who are under explicit instructions from us to pre
pare your Prescription in exact accordance with your Doctor's orders. Every Prescrip
tionist employed by us knows that deviation in any degree from the Doctor's instruc
tions means immediate dismissal. We use only such ingredients as are specified in the
Prescription and when the name of the manufacturer is not mentioned we use only
the products of manufacturers of Recognized Reliability, such as Squibb, Parke Davis &
Co., John Wyeth & Brother, &c.
SAFE when you buy Drugs, Family Medicines, Sick Room Supplies, Rubber Goods, Fancy and
Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Candies, Cigars, or any Drug Store Goods, because we guar-
' r.. antee every thing we sell to be exactly as we represent it or we cheerfully refund the
purchase price upon return of the article.
SAFE as regards prices because our prices are uniformly low on all Drug Store Goods and
we can assure you that you can count many dollars saved at the end of the year if you
give us your Drug Store Patronage.
SAFE when you buy Riker & Hegeman preparations because we guarantee them to be of the
Highest Quality Obtainable and refund your money if they are not entirely satisfactory.
You are 5AFE uihen ijou buij at
at
GREAT FALLS
PAEONIAN
or
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WASHINGTON & OLD DOMINION
36th and M Street N. W.
Very Frequent Trains
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Washington Store . 1006 F 31. N.W
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Spend the Glorious Fourth
AT
MARSHALL HAIi
Where Everything Is at Its Best
The Steamer CHARLES MACALESTER leaves the Seventh
Street Wharf a 10 A. M., 2:30 and :3o P. M.
Special Band Concerts to enliven and make the trip more
injoyable.
Get away from the heat and dirt of the hot city and spread
yourself under the magnificent trees and on the beautiful, cool
5rass. If you cannot come, send your wife and children to this
big picnic ground, where everything is clean, cool, and orderly.
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Music, Dancing and
Every Amusement Imaginable
A Delightful Trip to Marshall Hall
and ff p
Return &
GREAT FALLS
Dancing
Electric Illumination
Merry-Go-Round
Cars leaves 30th & BI St. N. W.
CONCERT OVERT EVENIWQ AT
fHEVY CHASE LAKE
By Larsc Section
U. S. Marine Band
HBIUlT-GO-nOimD AND OTUGB
NfcW FEATURES.
DANCING ADMISSION FRBEW
STEAME&CHARLES MACALESTER
TWO TRIPS DAILY TO
MOUNT VERNON
Lesvlne Seventh Street Wharf at U a. aL,
returning; at 2:15 p. m.; leaving at 2:J0 p. m.,
returning at CIS p. m. Hound trip. Ttei
Including admlssloa to grounds and manslea.
Every 15 Minutes
TO
BALTIMORE
JULY 4th
VIA
TMEELE(TIt1( LINE
EXCURSIONS
TO Round trip
$1.50
: $1.50
$1.75
$3.25
BALTIMORE
ANNAPOLIS AND U. S
NAVAL ACADEMY
BALTIMORE & ANNAPO
LIS AAD RETURN
OCEAN CITY
ANNAPOLIS, CHESA
PEAKE BAY AND WEST df f(
RIVER tDl.UU
PEN MAR
$2.00
TO EASTERN SHORE
VU
ANNAPOLIS
CLAIBORNE and all points on B. C.
&. A. By. OXFORD and CAMBRIDGE.
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis
Electric Railroad Company
1424 New York Avenue (i. W.
SUMMER RESORTS
Summering
ON THE
Long Island Coast
TBSttttfO -with summer lite, and Greet
ing en the level stretch of keacJfc,
washed dt the restless Atlantic, or spea
the rollinr wooded hills unooodlag Ua
many picturesque bsjs lsdentlag the 2iert
SV shore, are the bucbjdcC
home, hotels and soai.
tng cottages tast she
isr me noei oi new
Yorkers and those
from distant points
who elorr In this
ideal summer land.
And along tils coast
line for ever 400
miles Is enJored ever
lm.rlniW caatlme.
tanned br eihllartU
lag breexes from oS
the Atlantic, which
give a new delight to
a roao-i el me unas.
a BlaAhlne met ox ten
nis, a tramp through
wnnrifel and hlllr coun-
trr, or en exciting sail
on nlptnreaaue hevs IS
the path or ims ma
tea breete.
Trains leave Penn
sylvania station.
new xora. ror
sil Long lau
and resorts.
the same sta
tion In which
Pennsylvania B.
R. trains arrive from
points South and West.
Iflt us tell too about thee
summering places, and show
pictures of ths many beauty
spots, by sending the hew
book, -Long Island Besorte."
mailed eo receipt of tso
cents poetsgx by the Gen
eral Passenger Agent.
Long Islnnd R. R.
Pennalnnta Sta
New York City.
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