Alexandria gazette. [volume], July 07, 1916, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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6TH ST. AN
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' ' An event of extreme importune
creasing prices everywhere we
' broken lines, and heavy quanti
immediately. You simply cann
5'. want arc included.
At evnrv counter, in every ai s
??> | ? - unequalled
values.
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A FURNISHED HOUSE FOf
A 'J room and bath house b e
a few months. Fully furnish ei
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INSPECTION AT 1
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[1 OFFICE OF THE
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I Electric Ligtrts i
Electric Light is no longer a lu:::
Today it is within the easy reach
Furthermore, it is the best light
offices, stores, factories, and oth<
interiors, because it is the most
ftiid safest light obtainable.
You can have it at a minimuncc
MAZDA
3 These lamps give three times
j| lamps, for the same cost for e!
g If you are not equipped with
| show ycu tha difference
I Re Alexandria Con
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|- J LAURENC]
I Insurance, Real
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CLOSES 5:30 P. M.
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$atts & uiny
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rarice
s 'because in face of generally in
cut the prices on all odd lots,
tie^ to reduce our present stocks
ot afford to miss it. The things you
le, on every floor will be found the
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t SUMMER MONTHS
autifully located, can be rented for
d. References required.
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wo very desirable houses for rents,
near station.
"OUR CONVJSJNittiNUU
chneider Corp.
ng Street '
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of all. ?
for homos. 7
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convenient a
>st by using
. LAMPS
as much light as the old carbon
lectricity. i
MAZDA Lamps, come in tad let u* jj
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Estate and Loans |
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ALEXANDRIA QAZETTF
SOCIAL AND PERSONA!
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interesting News Notes About People
of Alexandria?Happenings
f Tn Society.
Miss Eliza Douglas and Miss Nellie
Uhler, who have heen visiting Miss
Helen Young, at her home in Norfolk,
have returned to their homes in
this city.
." Miss Julia Cone, of Richmond, is
the guest of Mrs. Edmund Roberts
at her home near Mount Vernon on
the Potomac.
Mrs. John Leadbeater and young
children left yesterday for their
[country home in New Hampshire.
John M. Leadbeater will leave in a
few days for. the military training
camp at Plattsburg.
Ruttner Simmons, of California, is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. George
T. Klipstein, at her home in Prince
street.
Miss Sallie alker, of Marshall,.
Fauquier county, Ya., is the guest of
her uncle and aurit, Mr. and Mrs. E,
! B. Walker, in Duke street.
i
! Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Luckett
j Watkins, whose nuptials were re;
cently celebrated in Beckley, W. Va.
1 iin,i who for the Dast few days have
;! been the guests of Mr. Watkins
; parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wat
! kins, in south Columbus street, hovj
; i left for Hinton, W. Va., where tht
I young couple will make their future
;{ home.
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:j |V. L. Davis, left yesterday fo:
i the Royal Arch Masons school o
:.\ instruction at Elkton, Va.? Mrs
j.;Davis accompanied her husband. Mr
'c and Mrs. J. E. W. Timbermai
1 left on Wednesday ' for the sam
place.
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&| Mrs. Alma Elizabeth Powell an
? j Robert Bruce Cheatwood, both oJ
sf' Alexandria, were married in Roc;,
>, ville, Md.f yesterday afternoon b;
" the Rev. Samuel R. White,, of th
$ Baptist Chiirch.
;?* Miss Hattie Paderett is ill at he
& home, 81n Oronoco street.
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POLICE COURT
j
((Justice L. II. Thompson, presiding
fj j
The following cases >vere dispose
of this morning:
Joseph Fields and Charles Jacl
J son, both colored, suspected of as
saulting and robbing Benj. Wind
j sor on south Royal street on Wed
; liesday night, were committed foi
j five days.
j Butcher Russell, colored, chargei
j with disorderly conduct, was dismis
sed.
Archie Tyler, alias Johnson, col
! ored, charged with keeping a disor
1 derly house in the northeastern sec
I lion of the city, was given twenty!
four hours in which to dispose of hei
[ belongings and leave the city.Should
."he be found here after that time she
will be given a ninety-days' term in
the work house.
I T*V?r Ph-nirs nnd Fvrursions You
! Will Need Lunch Sets, Wax Paper,
(Paper Plates and Cups.
f Take a camera with you loaded
with "Speedex Films"
S. F. DYSON & BRO
Booksellers ? Stationers
420 King Street.
IRICHMON
Ernest Trues and Dor
' Artie, The Mil
Vitagraph five parts
Francis X Bushman ii
1THE MOON'S
SPECIAL .ATTRACTION 1 0
fi A Nine Reel Photo Play Adapte
| Admission 10c for Children,
I' 'NOTICE?This Picture. A Ithc
duced in many of the other k
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DECISION IS DEFERRED
Test Case of D. G. Grillbortzer Vs.
City Council Taken Under
J Advisement
f '
After hearing arguments yesterday
in the tax suit of David G.
GriJlbortzer against the city of Alex1
andria, Judge Henry W. Holt, oi
J Staunton, took the ease under ad|
visement and announced that he will
render a decision in about a fortnight.
The amount involved in Mr.
. Grillbortzer's suit is $202.-10, the
j amount of taxes which he claims, together
with Fairfax county, should
go into the coffers of that county,
but which this city maintains belongs
to it, owing Lo the fact that
Grillbotzer is a resident of that portion
of- Fairfax county annexed ovei
; a year ago to this city,
i The suit is in reality, therefore
ia test case of the rights of this city
1 to collect taxes from residents of
the annexed territory in Alexandria
, and Fairfax counties, and a decis.
ion by Judge Holt, will declare wheth
., er the total of .$8,500 in taxes from
other residents of these districts bei
longs to either of the two counties
! or to the city of Alexandria.
In the arguments yesterday this
city was represented by Attorney
J. K. M. Norton, former corporation
iudtrc. and by Corporation At
! j torney Samuel P. Fisher, Attorneys
, Thomas R. Keith and C. Vernon
} Ford represent Fairfax county in the
test case and Attorney Frank L. Ball
Alexandria county.
W LAST MY
f; STOMACH'S
I RIGHT AGAIN"
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Mr. John C. Peters, of 132 Ostend
(i Street, Gets Complete Relief
^ ! With Only one Bottle of
Dreco.
y!
t "I've experienced more solid comfort
in the last week than for months
past," said Mr. Peters, to the Dreco
man the other day.
" I don't believe anybody can tell
me a thing; about the real tortures
of gastritis, headaches and constipation?because
I've been through the
calendar of those troubles?and I
' j KNOW!
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w ine most ucw-iuus uivui ljuil
I could be prepared was a thing to
| dread, rather than look forward to.
'* on account of the actual suffering i
; experienced after eating! I suffered
- from heartburn, dizziness, and was
i 7
'*; all run down generally. What with
j tossing about at night when I ought
J i to have been sleeping, getting more
nervous all the time, and getting so
! I couldn't bear to look at a dinner
j table, life was getting pretty use'
; less, I can tell you.
-j "Just about this point. I saw a
testimonial from what Dreco had j
"j done for another man?T bought one:
': bottle on "a chance, and I put the j
'j finishing touch on my pairrs. and j
1 j troubles right then and there. I'm!
I buying three more bottles now. and i
I'll wager anything I'm sound and,
I '.veil when I've finished taking them!
1 It's great stuff. that', DrcVioV~?and j
| I'm telling everybody!"
Mr. Peters is a merchant and;
; broker, one of the best-known men
1 in South Baltimore ? and a man:
1 # #
j whose word carries weight and con
viction with it.
Buy Dreco today at Allen's Drug
1 Store in Alexandria. I
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othy Kelly in Essanay proseJohn
Junior ai
lion Kid Xh
Five parts.
Ilarry Bcaumo
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RAY TIIE r
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morrow, aturday
d From "The Sign of the Rose*' presei
15c for Adults
'AN. ALLIEN'
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>ugh never having been shown in Wi
irger cities, at prices ranging from, Si
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COMMITTEES OF REFIEFji
Plans Perfected for Furnishing Supplies
to Families of Guardsmen
Organization of the committees on
military relief and civilian relief, j
...I voonnntiiv wnvlr is to DCOVide
vvnuac i woj^wvw* * ^ .i vj.?. ? ? A_
for the sending of supplies to the:
local militiamen, now a part of the
United States army on its way to :
Brownsville, Texas, to patrol the J
Mexican border, and to provide for 1
the dependent families of the guards, j
men, took place last night at a meet,
ing of these two committees held in
the rooms of the namber of Commerce
.
Rev. E. B. Jackson was chosen,
chairman of the civilian relief committee.
with Mrs. L. E. Uhler, as J'
secretary, and the military relief ij
committee elected frrs. H. P. Wil- ;
;;on, of Hollin Hall farm, in Fairfax ;
county, chairman, with Mrs. F. E. ;
Ludw'g. as secretary.
Rev. L. M. Ferguson and Mrs. !;
Herbert Aliver, respectively, are!;
chairman and secretary of the executive
committee. i;
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DIVORCES GRANTED
Final decrees of divorce hav,; been
granted in the following cases in the
circuit court, Judge Louie C. Barley
presiding in absence of Judge J. B.
T. Thornton, who continues ill at his
home in Maassas: Thomas Taylor *??.
Millie White Taylor; Frank Washing4?
Qoi-oti Rvnfo Wasihinertan:
; IAM1 > O uuiuu %-w^. . , .
j Lillian E. Rawlett vs. Henry E.
; Rawlett; Nannie L. Brown vs. Wili
liam E. Brown; Alda Reppert S^ead
vs. William C. Snead. After gra:.t
ing the above divorces the circuit
: court adjourned for its July term in
.hi:: city.
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i INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
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! District Deputy L. E. Butts will
' tonight at Odd Fellows' Hall install
j the recently elected officers of Po.
] tomac Lodge of Odd Fellows. Last
i night District Deputy Butts, accompanied
by Potomac and Sarepta
Lodges of Odd Fellows, and by Al:
exandi'ia Canton, Patriarchs Militant,
of this city, as an escort, went
to Falls Church and installed the re.
cently elected officers of the Falls j
Church Lodge of Odd Fellows.
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! DIED?On Thursday, July <>, at her
| residence of her sister, Mrs. L. j
| A. Popkins, Clifton, Fairfax coun|
ty, Va., MARY E. WALSH. Fun-fwhivi
Cf Mnvtr'c PVmivfo SJnf
| unlay, July S. at 1.0:30 a. in. In. |
terment in .St. Mary's cemetery. :
!
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; Absolutely Removes ;
; Indigestion. One package j
: proves it. 25c at .ail druggists. !
STEAMER
ST. JOHNS !
Moonlight Dancing Trips ij
rvnrv fvp'iin'f excont Saturday and11
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Sunday through June
Steamer Leaves Cameron Street |
! j
Wharf 7:30 p. m. j
Home About 10:30.
FARE ROUND TRIP, ADULTS, 23e <
CHILDREN, 15c
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Colonial Beach trips next Saturday
. 3:00 p. m., and Sunday 0:30 a. m. . j
ate |
IRPRISE II
nts | 11
ad Gertrude Glover in | j _
ie Jester
nt and Alton Goodric
tOUGHNECK 11
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8 SPECIAL ATTRACTION
I 'i
ating George Beban in
ishington City, has been pro- jf;*''
.00 to $2.00. Nine Big Reels gjjd
asis???asa5? i
loth-llth. P &
WASHJNG.TO
8 ^00^ir0,f ^c'1 System..
I CLUE RiBHON SIIOE REPAIR
COMPANY
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I Many Beautiful
Things fy
| COME TO US
Through the Sense of Hearing rJh
Delightful Odors through tho wfjc
I medium of our Olfactory dfti
Delicious Flavors via the , i\|Kj
Palate route. , mJIpJ
Fine Textures are revealed by v WR
the Sense of Touch. v JJw
Cut perhaps the greatest num flfijfl
ber of BEAUTIFUL 131PRESSIONS
are made on
our minds BY .OCULAR
DEMONSTRATION. U U
Defects and Impairment are Ilk ?
corrected and remedied by
the INTELLIGENT PITTING
OF EYEGLASSES.
Vss&fosfeeuH J
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D. J. O' CON NELL
Sole Distributor WJ
36 Pe.nna. Avenue N. W., Washington
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'HE CITIZENS NATIONAL' BANK A
Alexandria, Virginia]' schi
June 29th, 1916. gra:
At a regular meeting of the Board sou:
f Directors held this day, a Semi- Lee
Annual 'Dividend of six per cent was prir
;eelarcd, payable on and after July beg
st, 1916. Jul;
RICHARD :.f. GREEN. Cashier, dies
Have Your
Upholstered ar
N0\
This is the best lime for this work, ai
men ready to execute every order inlru
quoting are very special because we arc
work throughout the summer.
Not only do we upholster Furniture, bu
ivork of upholstered pieces er entirely r
fets and other all-wood pieces. We alsc
ing new Furniture and woodwork to.ord
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During July and August Store V
Saturdays.
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I Boy's Palm I
I Wash Pa)
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| Boy's Genuine Palm Beac
? Made and Stylish, each.. .
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| Boy s Wash rants in A
|: As Khaki, Navy, Palm Bea<
I 50c, 59c and
Boy's Blouses, We JIandl
| Reliable K and E Blouse fo
| Neat Fancy Effects. All !
*? Styles to Choose From. Ea
'? 'In The Man's Shop'
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fNEW SHOES /
OLD ONES /
Cotio in nod let us tell
you what this moans. jt
Wodonotcobbloshoos, uj&jg
wo rebuild tncm.
Wo uso thn famous ?SS
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G Streets 5||
N, O. G, M
Furniture 1
td Repaired J
id we have the most skilled work jH
cfnrl fo us. The Drices we are
desirous of giving our employes jtt
it we scrape and refinish the wood
enew the finish of Tables, Buf- ?
> submit designs for construct- S*
rothers I J
fill Close at 5 P. M. Except <| # H
Beach Suits, | * ]
its Etc. 1 I
h Suits. All Carefully t g
$4.93 | ^
Vo?!n}v /vf Pnlnre Sllfll j
Y CHIVIJ VI. V/VAVA. ^ ,
:h and Gray, pair
75c | , .
pt]
e the Well Known and | |
r Boys, in White and
Sizes and a variety of g
tch 50c and .... $1.00
28
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<$>
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g We have re- <
' N I paired Uic shoes for ,
\ I people in this com
\ munity, the IaborI
ing men and also
I the aristocratic t
|igfifirf and all as one ?
gjp/j were satisfied.
done by the famI
ous Good Year
Velt Machinery.
3H Free delivery
to all parts of I
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the city. Call j
I nhono 191. J
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If, Will & son I
L06 N. Royal Street
LAWN SWINGS i I
HAMMOCKS 2
CE CREAM FREEZER S
R. E. KNIGHT & SON H
10 sell something of most H
everything. as
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SUMMER SCHOOL. ?
. six weeks summer session of 4 J
iol for those desiring work in the IHi
mmar grades and high school flgj
rses, willv. be conducted in the
School building by C-A Burrus, flB
icipal of the Washington School
inning about the last week in Sg
r. Those interested please ad- Mi
>s, Bex S65, city pest office. JBfl